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HELEN R. \TEEKS 103 North Valnut Street East Orange,
N.
Entered September, Class President
J.
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Class Hochey Tean-r (3, 4) Class Basketball Team (3, 4) Class Swimming Team (3)
Veeksie's two years at C. C. I. have been characterized by three outstanding qualities; good work, fair play, and good fellowship. She has also made a name for herself in athletics, which probably explains how she gets up at twenty-nine after seven and is ready for break-
Society Play (1, a) Society Vice-President (4) ,A.thletic Assn., Secy. (4)
Fire Captain (4) Varsity Flockey Team (4) French Club Committee (4)
Latin Club (3, 4)
fast in one minute.
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EDITH H. \THITE
Entered September, 1932
150 Church Street
Class Secretary (3)
Vhite Piains, N. Y.
Class
Party Committee (3)
Society Social Editor ( 3 ) Society Play (l) Society Vice.-Pres. (4) Chorus (3, 4) Special Chorus (3, 4) Ensemble (4) Musicai Contest (3, 4)
No doubt is in our minds as to what Edith will be. Vith the talent for singing like a bird, and playing both the organ and the piano, and without being temperamental, she has the grit to succeed in all of them, i{ she tries.
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Entered September, 1930 Class Vice-President ( 1, 3 ) Class President (4) Class Swimming Meet (1, 3)
LOIS E. \THITING
I8 Ball
Class l{ockey Team
Mountain Lakes, N. J. "She served with glory and admired success." Poetry distinguishes
Society Play
ness
4)
(1, 3, 4)
Society Sergeant-at-Arms Society Secretary (3) Society Prcsidcnt (4) Ho.ck l,orrd (4)
her with a hearty laugh coming a close second. Duke, consider yourself lucky in receiving our Class President. Ve can do no more than say, "Flealth,
(1,2,3,
Class Flockey C:rptain ( 1) Class Baslretball Team (1, 2, 3, 4) Class Basketball Captain ( 1) Class Party Committee (1, 2, 3)
Road
(3 )
Athletic Assn., Bus. Mgr. (3)
Vealth and Happi-
Current Events Club, Treas. (3) Honorary Varsity Hockey (3, 4) Indoor Meet (7, 2, 3) Latin Club (1, 2, 3, 4)
for the future."
French Club (3 )
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lnk Art Editor
(3)