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JUNIORS Don Ailiff Dennis Bates Jeff Blue Albert Brown Craig Buell Betty Chroninger DeWayne Colbart Dennis Curry Jackie Dean Todd Dick Chris Eich Mike Ely Kathy Walz Entenman Rhonda Fenstermaker Jeanne Fry David Hake Tom Headley Kay Herman Mary Hoag Diane Hoffman Brent Hug Dave Hug Teresa Hug Richard Hurd Brenda Kaiser Larry Kline Curtis Lump Alan Lupien Julia Lutz Becky Lyons Debbie Manges Jerry Matthews Joanna Miller Wilfred Miller Lisa Mohre 68
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Sara Reed Karen Siebenaler Gail Thiel Dorothy Thompson Pam Roc key Kevin Skiles Kent Thiel Jen ice Trausch Sally Schaffter Lynn Smith Randy T hiel Robin Weldon Jerry Seslar Rie Suzuki Susan Thiel James Wuebben 67
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Marie Musser Kevin IMofziger Patricia Orzechowski Karen Osborn Bill Page Eugene Patrick Tom Peckinpaugh Jeff Rockey Tim Rockey Ralph Shuster Steven Smith Terry Strohl David Thomas Sue Thomapson Fred Thiel Kyle Towers Elaine Wuebben Absent Jeff AI wood Kenny Carter Sue Huard Jeff Miller Cheryl Rupp Bob Steinke PHYSICS, U.S. HISTORY, MANY MONEY PROM AND MANY, PROJECTS There are thirty-four boys and twenty-three girls in the Junior class making a total of fifty-seven students. Officers were elected in the fall and because of the small class size dues of $10 per student initiated. Mr. Thiel, class advisor, worked with the class to get ready for Homecoming. Ad¬ vertising was sold to pay for programs for the Homecoming game while the Homecoming committee developed the theme The Year Of The Bicentennial. An 8 foot by 5 foot 1776 flag was made by Sis Hug and Mary Hoag and wicker chairs, donated by Mrs. Clela Curry, adorned the float for the Queen and Court. Because the Junior class is small it was decided to have a slave Day to raise money. Dennis Curry plowed a field, Larry Kline turned his home into a car wash and other Juniors had jobs raking leaves and washing windows. The Junior class also sold programs at basketball games with cover designs by Tom Peckinpaugh and Dave Thomas. Junior Class officers are: FROMT ROW: Mary Hoag, President, and Kay Herman, Vice-Presi¬ dent. BACK ROW: Lisa Mohre, Secretary, and Rhonda Fenstermaker, Treasurer. 69
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