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Class History, con't. Now there were only four laps left on this track. It won't be lon and the race is over, We began our g .. Freshman year of high school under the s onsorship of - P Mrs. McCrill. Paul Keck moved to Paullina so there were only three boys in our class. But Vera graduated from country school and Mary Johnson moved back to Archer so that our class numbered eleven. Mary must have had difficulty settling down because during the year she moved to Storm Lake and then returned again. Our faculty was quite different this year, We new had a music teacher, Mr. Kuhns, and Mr. Maxson, our new superintendent, was quite a drama fan. Several of our class members took part in various plays. During the second semester our English teacher was that wonderful mechanic, who could keep an old 1928 Chandler in oper- ation. Later Mr, Watson broke his finger trying to fix his car, During the summer Mary Johnson again moved away leav- ing our class with ten members. As Sophomorcs we had the privilege of initiating the Freshman class. Mr. Matzdorff was our sponsor this year. The new feature of school this year was our hot dinner buckets. our class to its English teacher. enth lap leaving We began our lunch program. We no longer had to take In March Marilyn Craig moved, reducing present size. Mrs. Campbell was our new We all successfully completed the elev- hot cinders behind us. twelfth lap as Juniors and Mrs. McCril1 our sponsor. This year we had a new superintendent, namely Mr, Jensen,' Being Juniors, we had to do all the things that Juniors are expected to do. We gave our play, nReady-Made Familyn, with the help of Mrs. Jensen, to a capacity crowd. For our party we presented a St. Pat- rick's Day Rook party, which everyone enjoyed. We also gave the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the Sheldon Community Building. We had now completed our twelfth lap around the track, Only one more to go. We began our last year of High School in the midst of the eneral hub-bub of hammers, bricks, cement mixers, S and other assorted confusion. Oh, dear, we forgot to tell you that we were building a new addition to our school. For our last year Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Jensen were our sponsors. In October we went to Sioux City to have our icturcs taken. We couldn't have very many P activities during the year without an auditorium, so Prim- ti ours was ghar was kind enough to let us use theirs, un l completed.
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