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ROSS ACER---Baskethallg Bawehallg Swing Choirg Trojan Clulrg Student Council. Auditorium Connnit- tee. Pep Committeeg Noah g Senior Program Com- niitteeg Ai, Choir. ELAINE ,I. AHLIIELM - Art Cluli Trearurer: Swingzfs the Thingg Home Room Reprefentative lor Friend- fhipg Holrlmy Show: Stage Crew. LOUISE ALTON Urrlieftrag Lil-rariang 0 K B Re- porter: Stamp Counril: Swing Show: Al'lllIrlIt'4' Day Program 4M1lfit'P A .lunior and Senior Play, lhlllsit' I . ARLENE ANDERSON - Band-Baton Twirler: Tro- janette High Steppera Clulu: Stamp Counril: Siting Show: C. VX. K. DONNA M. JXNDERSON lJIllI'itl'I1lllf, I'-l'IP1l1lrllIltQ Upper 30. GERALD JOSEPH -XRCHIB-XI,IJ- Hi-Y. IJELBERT BAKER Footlrall: Trark: Trojan Clulv, Vive Presidentg EX Choir: Boys' Quartet: Swing Showg Madrigal: Ma-quers: 'Krmistire Day Pageantg Noah,'g Nativity. MARY .IEAN BJKNDFIELD -C. A. A. GLEN F. BAUER BONNIE B. BENNETTXFriendship. ELAINE J. BENSON- -Orchestra. Conrertmistreasg Dal Segnog Swing: Bandg Theater Orrhestrag Con- testg String Trio, Quartet, and Sextetg Violin Quar- tet: Student Council. Citizenship, Finanre and Audi- torium Committeesg Stamp Counril: Friendship Cluh, Secretary, Sovial Committeeg Prom Commit- tee, Program Chairmang Stage Crewg Nativityg Conner'tit'ut Yankeev: All On a Summer? Duy g Mawquersg Annual Staffg Holrhy Showg Upper 30g h5N02lh,,Q Senior DC1'0l'PliItllI Committee. HERMAN I. BENTLEY MYRTLE BETTS - Senior Breakfast Committee. GERALD D. BISBEY 7 Swing Showg Senior Breakfast Committee. WALTER BISHOP EUGENE BORDER 1 Orchestra. DONNA BOREN4Transfer Grundy Center High Svhoolg Homeroming Tea. ROBERT I. BRECUNIER - Hi-Y. MARLYS M. BRINK -- S4-ienre Cluh: Student Coun- cil: Connex-lirut Yankeeng Friendship: Annual Staffg Home-roming Teag Upper 30g Senior Program Committee. ELSIE M. BROWN ,IEANETTE BRUCE-- A Choirg Natirity: Hi Neighlrorug Friendship: Co-opg Annual Staffg Up- per 30. Page 24
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epare or reater Trails Showing an interest in school and world problems, Miss Margaret Barnes' 12B home- room students have made a careful study of many of the difficulties of our present society. Her homeroom is frequently interrupted by the questions of student council representa- tives. Checking with them is a job capahly taken care of by Velda Schmidt, thus reliev- ing Miss Barnes so she may devote her time to her homeroom activities, which usually takes the majority of the fifteen minute period. Miss Barnes' homeroom officers are as follows: student council representative. Kenneth Rogers and alternate, Lois Gouter- montg stamp representative and chairman of FIRST ROW: E. Chapman, C. Ritchie, K. Rogers, L. Goutermont, .l. Fagerlind, V. Schmidt. ' SECOND ROW: B. Fer- guson, M. Sizer, L. Robbins, D. Seaton, D. Graham, M. Carter, B. Hocken. THIRD ROW: L. Robinson, B. Hutton, M. DuBois, C. Reed, J. Crippen, E. Callan. FOURTH ROIV: R. Frank, E. Doyan, K. Cristopher, L. Beener, K. Skene, B. Bishop, R. Briggs. FIRST ROW: C. Ostrander, L. Untiedt, M. Potter. A. Tidemann, L. Lentzkow, S. Montjoy. ' SECOND ROW: A. Vaughn, C. Peterson, M. Fisher, R. Kopel, E. Young, D. Smith, D. Kudelka, B. Ferger. THIRD ROW: C. Marmie., A. Reed, S. Swartzell, C. Parker, M. Pitts, M. Nielson, B. Sterrett, P. Wilson, Y. Smith. Page 23 war collections and discussions, Carrie Ritchie. Miss Florence Blacks homeroom has a complex but highly representative form of homeroom government. ln an attempt to dis- tribute leadership to all of the students, she has divided the homeroom into six bodies. each one of which governs the room for a period of thrce weeks. Her students are intel'- ested in many extra curricular activities and show a sincere desire to encourage under- classmen to enter scholastic and sports activ- ities. Her enthusiastic homeroom leaders are: student council representative, Andrew Tide- mann and alternate, Melvin Potter: stamp representative, Dorothy Kudelka.
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NERNON BRLQIE lNlll,DRED CVXIN- Orchestra: lrriendship. nil,-KN Cl'NNlNCll XMfDehate: Extctnp: Ratlio Spa-akingxl Annual Staff, co-eflitor: Apprentice Mass om-rs: Holvlvy Show: Nude-nt Council: Prom Conn- llllill't'I Color Uuartl: lfshcr: Scnior Prograni Coni- llllllf't'I lwppvr 303 Nvlilil.,i MvXHtlvXRE'l' DVXNIKENISRING-WX Choir: Girls' Scxlct: Nlallrigal: ll. N. A.: lfricndship Cluln: fitllllt'l'll Clulr. Trcusnrcr: Swing Show: Nativity: lloslninc llrcvs: Oriolcs: Spring licstivnl. lltlNNtH DXXENl'UR'l' l rienmlsl1ip: C. ,L N.: Swing Show: Tran-fcr Tania. BE'l'TH DNN IS l'ransl'cr St. l'atriclx's. Kankakee-. lll. HELEN ll-XYIS -Fricnllsllip, Prcsillcnl. Yic+--lli'csi- tlcnt. Prog:-ani Committee: HA Choir: Orioles: Dc- lwntc: l'ritlean1l Pre-jutlicn:',2 Count-cticut Yillllitit-'MZ Quill and Scroll: 0 Xa li Co-News Editor, Reporter: Student Council. Social, Auditorium, Usher Com- mittces: Nativity: Swing Show: Masquers: Radio Speaking: Girls' 'l'rio: Prom Attendant: Stamp Clllilf, Upper 30: Noah : Senior Program Commit- tcc: NYooclen Horsc. Co-Editor. RAYMOND DEB NR DOROTHE A DEHNER - Band. M -XYBETH DEEGAN f-- Transfer Riceville. BETTY JANE DILVVORTH -- Upper 30: Stuclent Council: Swing Show: Band: C. A. A.: Frientlsllipz Chcerleamler: Ever Since Even: Annual Staff: Usher: Nativity: Prom Committee: Co-op: Mistrcss of Cercnionics Co-op Banquet. EILEEN DIX ---Friendship: A Choir: Music Festi- vals: Nativity: I'l0ltlt?l'0lIlillg Concert: Swing Show. PAT DORANW- Stutln-nt Council Treasurer: Friend- ship. Treasurer: G. X. A.: Upper 30. DOROTHY DUMIRE --Friendship: G. A. A.: 10B Chorus: Orioles: Homecoming Concert. KENNETH ESSMAN -Band: Orchestra. MNRLYS ELTCHNER Nativity: Friendship: Orioles: l.ifc Saving. EUGENE EYELY--Haml: Debate: Swing Show: H'Noah . YIRGINIA E. FINGER -10B Chorus: Library Sci- cncc Club: Holrhy Show: B Choir: Desk Monitor. Page 2
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