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Lester Anderson Florence Keene George Sterne President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President The Class of 1936 The “Hands of Time” turn slowly, but the Class of 1936 is already on the final lapse of its journey through the local high school. So far, it has made this journey a great success. The Class of 1936 entered high school as backward, little freshmen. They elected Walter Herring president of their class; Russell Gilmore, vice-president; and George Mace, secretary-treasurer. This was the largest class that had ever entered this high school; therefore, these freshmen were placed in nine sponsor rooms. Miss Dahlberg and Mr. Troyer were elected as class sponsors. These shy students became accustomed to the routine of high school after they had all been delightfully entertained at the Freshman-Sophomore Party, and the girls, at the Girls' League Tea. As sophomores, the Class of 1936 chose Anthony Gondek as president; Chester Beebe, vice-president; and John Gay. secretary-treasurer. Miss McConkey and Mr. Maxey were selected as class sponsors. By the second year the Class had lost its shyness, and individual students became monitors, went out for sports, or joined the many clubs. At the same time the sophomores gave the incoming Freshman Class a hearty welcome, thus proving that they could and would succeed. This year the Class of 1936 started in the right manner by making Lester Anderson president. George Sterne was elected vice-president, and Florence Keene, secretary - treasurer. Miss Schwabenland and Mr. Maxey, the class sponsors, were given the great task of guiding the juniors in the class play and prom. The Junior Play, “The Lion and the Mouse , was a great success, with Yvonne Morris. James McKee, and Russell Gilmore taking the leading roles. The money taken in at this event, plus the money made by the juniors selling candy at the basketball games, proved adequate to promote a financially successful prom, at which the seniors were given a splendid farewell. Emma Schwabenland Sponsor Sheldon Maxey Sponsor
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Junior Girls First Row—Lucille Steele. Florence Keene. Jane Hibbs. Maizie Kennard, Marion Lindeman, Beatrice Taylor. Nellie Riley, Catherine Brown, Mary Friend, Ruth Lubke, Ruth Benford, Gertrude Krentz, Doris Forsythe, Ruth Christensen, Gladys Berg. Second Row—Joan Joseph. Maxine Cochran, Grace Christensen, Matilda Shikany. Betty Shields. Carolyn Kinzig, Amber Olson, Lucille Bliedung, Arnelda Cooney, Marvella Field, Marguerite Jubell. Lucille Ericson, Ruth Armstrong, Opal Forney, Virginia Davis. Third Row—Grace Schlundt, Margaret Jasch, Fern Cook, Ruth McCracken, Evelyn Kaeding, Dena Anastos, Jeanette Carlson. Alvera Johnson. Anne Pruett, Eileen Haug, Betty Ellis, Margaret Flart, Harriet Hall, Mary Jane Brady, Edna Uebler. Fourth Row—Evelyn Voss, Kaleen Kocikowski, Florence Wedel, Ruby Joers, Florence Pekarski, Luella Koehler, Rosalee Keys, Bernice Kozlowske, Norma Katz, Shirley Krueger, Beverly Jane Krueger, Adele Ostrowski, Erna Uebler. Fabiola Marshke, Rosa Lee Griswold, Marian Levin. Fifth Row—Josephine Schnick. Marion Weiler, Edith Stein, Ruth Johnson, Elda Jordan, Margaret Donovan, Helen Hays, Marguerite Hill, Barbara Dunn, Betty Valleau, Dorothy Sadenwater, Dorothy Papineau, Helen Wendt .Leona Gleason. Dorothy Bodis, Barbara Gale, Beatrice Taylor. Sixth Row—Elizabeth Staver, Anna Karnilowicz. Lucille Schultz, Leona Kriesel, Elsie Kalk, Collie Belle Hatcher, Wava Geiger, Mildred Nast, Beulah Roth, Betty Lichtenberg, Imogene Williams, Pat Peat, Marjorie Ohming, Delphine Loy, Mary Lois Munning, Marjorie Fladiger.
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