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Eighth Grade Boys-you may be outnumbered, but look at the large selection. The eighth grade has completed a year of eager waiting to become senior high school students. For their leaders they chose Judy Beauchamp, president; Wendy Smith, vice president; Connie Carmichael, secretary, and Jill Smith, treasurer. Phyllis Harvey brought honor to the class by winning first place in an essay contest on the American Flag which was sponsored by the American Legion. The seventh grade students were guests of the eighth grade at a St. Patrick's party on March 14. A future magazine model? 21 Do you model too?
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Seventh Grade Their first dance Here, let me show you. The lost look of the seventh grade students, as witnessed on their faces at the first of the year, is now part of the past. Now they are able to go through EPHS halls like old pros. The class chose Douglas Griffith president; Judy Baker, vice president. Joyce Baker, secretary; and Jeanne Kott-meyer, treasurer, to take them through this year of new and exciting events. The seventh grade sponsored a dance on April 25. when the eighth grade pupils were their guests. Young and innocent 20
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Junior High Student Council First semester student council In the spring of last year, the junior high students were seen sporting all sorts of signs and tags. The rooms were cluttered with posters and other material. The reason? The junior high was holding its elections for officers of the Junior High Student Council. Coming out of the election with victories were: Mark Edwards, president; Louis Kinman, vice president; Vickie McKee, secretary; and Patty Lyons, treasurer. Representatives on the council from classes and organizations were: Daryl Houck, 7th grade; David Michler. 8th grade; and Bonnie Watson, band. As second semester rolled around, replacements of officers and members were made. New elections brought into office Cordell Klug, vice president; Gary Rollstin, secretary; Dave Ulfers. treasurer; and Steve Graves. 7th grade representative. Under the sponsorship of Miss Eugenia Tuttle, the council met to discuss problems, work out solutions, and plan new projects. A Thanksgiving dance was given on November 22. Second semester saw the council checking lockers once a month. A fine was imposed on all students whose lockers were found dirty. New members for second semester
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