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Sophomore Class History September seventh found thirteen sophomores trooping sadly up the high school steps. During the year we lost a very active student, Jim Savage. We were oil sorry to see him leave os we was always willing to do anything he could for his class. He is now attending school in lone. Two new students also entered the class They were Mary Lou Foirens who came from Hermiston, Oregon, and Judy Walpole from Sacramento, California. The first event of the year for us wos to initiate the freshmen The date of the initiation was September 24th A party wos given that evening, where all the students seemed to enjoy themselves We also gave another party during the year. This was given Oct. 27th in the old gym The gym was decoroted in orange and block, which fitted in very nicely with Hallowe'en We hod a number of candy sales throughout the year which helped party expenses The class officers for the year were: President ................................. Joe Ramos Vice-President ......................... Bob McVicker Secretary ........................ Dorothy Wiglesworth Treasurer ................................. Kathy Ellis Class Advisor ......................... Mrs. Wilkerson Freshman Class History At the beginning of the school year, there were thirteen students in the freshman class The first day of high school seemed a little bit frightening ot first, but after a few days we found that it wasn't so bad. September 24, was freshman initiation, which the sophomores hod all planned out. The freshmen impersonated everything from a boby, to o bride and groom In the evening, on act by each froshie was required; later refreshments were enjoyed To show our gratitude to the sophomores for not being too hard on us at initiation, we had a freshman return party December 4 In October, two new members joined our class. They were Donald Eagle and Ordean Johnson. In February, Alvie Cunningham moved away We were sorry to see him go At the same time Delores Hall entered the class from Weston. All in all, th first year of high school has been a lot of fun, ond not half as bad as we thought it would be. We are looking forward to three more happy years at Echo Hi. Closs officers were elected at the beginning of the year. They held their positions all year. Dues were collected at $1.00 per year. We wish to thank Miss Eatwell, who was our class adviser, for putting up with us all year President ................................. Joanne Ramos Vice-President ................................. Roy Rohde Secretary and Treasurer...................... Donna Snow
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CLASS HISTORY There are eight eight graders who have gone through all the grades together. They are Gary Dorn, John Ramos, Elmer Berry, Homer Bowman, Gary Bohms, Koy Laughlin, Beth Wilson and Clarice Stamper. LoVerne Sathers and Molly Esselstyn started in the first grade but didn't go through oil the grades with us. LoVerne went to St. Mory's in Portland through the sixth grade and then returned in the seventh. Molly went to went to Lincoln School in Pendleton from the second grade to the fifth and came back to Echo in the sixth Buddy Graham come to Echo from Vale, Oregon in the second grade and has been with us through the rest of the grades. Betty Jean Marlnee came from St. Paul, Kansas. She joined us in the second grade.................. Doris Bowman came from Enterprise, Oregon to Echo, when she was in the second grade. LeWord Collinsworth went through his first and second grades at Fruitlond, Idaho, and then came to Echo in the third grade. Mory Lou Mills came from Vancouver, Washington, and they started here in the fitfh grade. LoDeno McCord come to Echo from Hermiston in the sixth grade. R. C. Winks come to Echo from Junior High in Pendleton in the seventh grade Dick Jordan come from Artesia, Californio this year to join us in our graduating class.
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