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Ghatim Page JS Red Cross Lihrary VVorkers Photography Cluh Y-Teen Officers Art Room Monitors Room 20 Third Period Future Teachers of America President-K. Meyer Vice-President-B. Hursh Secretary-A. Hofmann Treasurer-C. Roehm Librarian-I. Berry Page IQ Iunior Class Ollicers President-L. Blair Secretary-B. McMullen Vice-President-R. Snyder Treasurer-L. Hyde Sophomore Class Oflicers Vice-President-B. Ewing President-K. Stevenson Secretary-B. May Treasurer-S. Isenbarger Freshman Class Ofheers Treasurer-B. Diehm President-T. Strubbe Vice-President-N. Weyrick Secretary-S. McCoy
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Page Twenty Seniafz 7eenfL OFFICERS jules Berry, ,.Home Room 15, Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Millercw ,,oHome Room 16. Secretary-Treasurer Stan Goegleinwa. W. ,an ,,,,,,., .-. ,,,, Vice-President Ioan Altman , .Home Room 14, Secretary-Treasurer Hob Douglass ,sa , President Hi Cats: And . . . here we are! VVe've had a real nervous four years. It all began a long, long time ago when we hrst entered as lost greeniesf' We really thought the seniors were the most! Then it seemed like it would be centuries before we would be big wheels. Remember the class tournaments? Well, we just can't hardly get them no more . . . and . . . we need them! Our real gone freshman team was the Hoop Happy Halfflireeds. Real weird, eh? What a gay time we had at the freshman party! All we squares just stood around and looked at each other. VVhy? VVho knew how to dance? Our sophomore year was our basketball year. VVe cheered, we cheered: we really thought we had it made: but North Side hnally came through and won the sectional. Then we cried and we cried. VVhen we were juniors. we really thought we were cool 'cause that's the year we had our First real gone dress-up dance. In our junior year, tho', the prom was really the main event. Everyone made it a point to get in early . . . in the morning, that is. This was the year that the boys finally consented to dance. Man, the prom was really the greatest! The best word that could describe our senior year is Money! Senior pictures, gowns, announcements, name cards, senior banquet, and junior-senior dance. Our maddest dream all four ears was for a new 0 m, all our own . . . and . . . there it D is...and... Here we are, alive with jive, The jumpin! Grads of '55l! P.S. VVe'll be diggin' ya!!!
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