1928 - Monroe County Library System

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June '28 Class History
From far and wide, from hither and yon, came
the members of the class of June, 1918-to-be, on a
September morn of 1914. Some disappeared into
the Annexes,* others hibernated in the Main
Building. Not until our respective Junior years
did we all collide in the Main Building.
Soon after this collision we acquired Mr. Remington
and Miss VanNess as class advisors.
Inspired thus, we proceeded to elect class officers,
an Old Spanish Custom in the school. Herb Heesch,
emerged president; Marge Muncc, vice-president;
Helen Wilson, secretary and George Bantleon,
treasurer.
We rambled through the year without calamity.
Shortly after we had become the heterogeneous
conglomeration** of venerable seniors that we are,
we again elected class officers. When the dust or
battle had cleared Herb Heesch was still president,
and George Bantleon still Infernal Revenue Collector,
while Jim Sebaste had become vice-president
and Doris Wilson secretary.
Determined to make our final year the most
auspicious, we indulged in a harrowing, hugely
successful party, the Senior Ghost Train, of
October 50th. Followed soon the Senior Farce,
' 'Seventeen.'' Two months later came, "You Never
Can Tell," our Senior Play. On May 18th we
romped through the final Senior party, one blowout
that was far from being a flat tire.
If the treasury is not a liability after the Orient
comes out, we shall cap the year by an excursion
to Cobourg, on Senior Day, in June. After this,
for the brighter ones, comes graduation; in the
years after graduation—what 1 (Consult Class
Prophet.)
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