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JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Back row: Jay Roberts, Woodson Coffee, Jack Whitt, Dan Griffith, John Bruce, Gary McCracken, Larry Welch, Paul Mayrose, Charles Hall. Riley Proctor, Byron Graves, Ronald Schneider, Darrel Turner. Second row: Raymond Sahm, Ronnie Sherman, Russell Siebert, Bob Porter, Roger Lee, Pat Connor, Marjorie Gorman, Susan Prosser, Barbara Lenhart, Pam McCall, Darlene Trevarton, Betty Bennett, Harriett Byerly. Third row: Shieley Gilbert,Carolyn Mahagan, Karan Hattan, Donna Ewing, Karen McConnell, Marjorie Severs. Velane Trevarton, Dianne Van Horn, Therolyn Morgan, Shirley Laycook, Nonien Schnuerle. Fourth row: Tommy Truesdell, Steve Enyeart, Chet Andrew, Don Sherman, Mr. John Stowe, Anita Boothroyd, Sidney Lane, Joyce Howard, Karen Ogburn, Roselyn Wilson. Front row; Jon Smedley, Mike Nagl, James Beauchamp, Frank Cttro, Chuck Truesdell, Jim Seybold, Dale Griffith, Dick O'Connor, Jack Duncan. 24
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SEVENTH GRADE The kids' last fight Back row: Bob Porter, Darrel Turner, Byron Hall, Riley Procter, Gary McCracken, Paul May-rose Woodson Coffee, Jay Roberts, Don Sherman, Jack Duncan. Second row: Anita Boothroyd, Karen Hattan, Nonien Schnuerle, Dianne Van Horn, Donna Ewing, Therolyn Morgan, Barbara Lehnart, Dick O'Connor, Mike Nagl, Jim Beauchamp. First row: Karen Ogburn, Pam McCall, student council representative: Susan Prosser, vice-president: Miss Betty Cummins, sponsor; Ron Sherman, president; Ray Sahm, secretary; Jon Smedley, treasurer; Tommy Truesdell.
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PROUD NEW YORK By proud New York and its man-piled Matterhorns, The hard blue sky overhead and the west wind blowing, Steam-plumes waving from sun-glittering pinnacles. And deep streets shaking to the million river: Manhattan, zoned with ships, the cruel Youngest of all the world's great towns, Thy bodice bright with many a jewel, Imperially crowned with crowns . . . Who that has known thee but shall burn In exile till he come again To do thy bitter will, O stern Moon of the tides of men! 2S
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