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apfsr LEONARD TALBOTT Learn from the mixtakes of other.r- You can't li-ve long enough to make them all yourself. DONALD THOMAS The more you Jay, the len people rememherg The fewer the words, the greater the imprenion. JERRY VOLZER Don't let the future :care youg It'J juxt ax Jhahy aJ you are. JEAN WATKINS A stylish Southern min, Who is full of fun and hlin. CAROL WEIROUGH Her frienalr-they are manyy Among the hext of them i.r Lenny! .hx E i WH I ' 'rg Q: V ' DONNA WORKMAN A wonderful perxon in every wayg Alufayr happy, rarefree, and gay. JANE WATKINS Sweet, pretty, and nicef Thix gal make: you turn and look twice. GEORGE YOHO Wherever the team if found, You can he :ure George it around.
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SHIRLEY SAUTTERS I1af1pim':.r addx and mnltipliex, UWIJUII ,mu divide it with otherx. KAREN SMITH Thlr gal cater the love and l2i.f,re.r.' Sonlerlum .rhe'll change her name Io MU. RALPH SCHWARTZ I don't hnou' why I droop to- S n DONNETTA SCHREFFLER A winning Jmile and pleaxing day, and feel Juch a Jorry plight, Nor why my head Jhould ache thfx way. I didn? me it much last night. ,fly 'jf MARLYN SHEPHERD A quiet charm, cl friendly fare: She'r alufnyf welcome any place. ufayJ.' Shell be a good wife one ol thexe dayx. PATRICIA STINCHCOMB A fine cheerleader, none-other than the hen: She cheered our team to victory during many a teft. ROGER STITH I d0n'l heliezfe in love at firxt fight, But I do believe in taking the .recond look. ROBERT THELEN I Believe in yourfelf, but don? be I loo easily convinced!
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Secretary Donnetta Schrefflet President David Robinson 960 l l 3 i l l Alb,--nv i' Trearurer We, the Class of 1957, started our freshman year with 61 pupils. During the year we lost quite a few of them. They are as follows: Elva Daniels, Arlene Paxon, Sandra Rod, Deloris Longaberger, Delores Brown, Lillian Betker, Jim King, jean Lab, Donna Lillie, Ted Shepler, Paul Paxon, Rosemary Frankfather, Barbara Smer, and Donna Wade. This year Lucy Moulin, Carol Guittar, and Carole Feiock were our only new members. Our Freshmen officers were: President-jack Martin, V. P.-Don Bardine, Secretary-Pat Srinch- comb, and Treasurer-Jim Foutz. During our Sophomore year, as in our Fresh- men year, we lost quite a few pupils. james Baldwin, Gary Casey, jim Foutz, Mike Hug, jerry Kincaid, Dick Lab, Thurlough Schwartz, Earnie Sharp, Opal Lee, Hazel Moore, Luet a Hardie, Becky Sole, Rosalie Post. We voted as officers this year Dick Baker, President, Sylvia Brozic, V.P., Pucy Moulin, Secre- tary, and Margaret Fulton Treasurer. During the summer before we became juniors, we made money at the festivals held in East Canton. This year, plus the loss of Shirley Leach, joe Mabry, Virgie Fisher, Barbara McLinden, Kenny Richards, Helen Burress, David Farrell, and Larry Hemphill, we were extremely sorry to lose, through death, Rod- ney McAdow. We will always remember his kind words and friendly ways toward other people. We were glad to accept Paul Brand, Ralph McAdow, and Ray Karp into our class. Our money making projects were selling magazines. taking enumerations. selling candy, and collecting sales tax stamps. David Robin- son-presidentg Carol Gray-V.P.g Lucy Moulin-Secre- tary, Shirley Saurters-Treasurer. Our class play was The People vs. Maxine Lowe . Going from our Junior to Senior year we lost only a few students. They were Bob Bowser, Beverly Clark, jean Harris, Galyon Miller, Mary Scharver, and Lee Roy King. During the year we also lost Martha Barnes. A new member to our class was Donald Thomas. David Robinson-President, Gary Sagerman-V.P.g Secretary-Donnetta Schrefflerg Trea- surer-Shirley Sautters. To make money we sold Christmas cards, candy, magazines, collected tax stampsgand held dances. We were very proud and happy for the girls that were chosen as football and basketball atten- denrs that represented our class. We were exception- ally proud of our football queen of 1956 Pat Srinch- comb and her court consisting of Lucy Moulin, -Io- Ann Alloway, Carol Gray, and jean Watkins. Also the basketball queen, Donnetta Schreffler, and the Snow Queen, Margaret Fulton. As Seniors we presented The Robe for our play. We wish to express our gratitude to the fol- lowing teachers who have sponsored us since our freshmen year began. Thank you Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Moulton for sponsoring us during our Freshman year, Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Moody our Sophomore year, and Mrs. Moulton and Mr. Moody our junior year. Mr. Moody sponsored us alone in our Senior Year. Vice President Gary Sagerman Shirley Sautters
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