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PAGE EIGHTEEN CHARLES REID His violin hath notes so sweet, the very leaves stand still to listen. ROBERT HUNZEKER With his efficiency, success will be his, in a little White school- house. FREDERICK FANKHAUSER I hear a hollow sound. Who wrap- ped upon my skull? HELEN CHANDLER A girl in a, hundred. JOHN. VOELLERS Fun-loving and generous, a cheer- ful companion.
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T MERLE SNOKE Has a good reach especially at meal time. DOROTHY SANDFORT Ove1rflowing with mischievous- ness. DALE GOODHART Too bad when he kicks off. YVILMA WRIGHT Truly an artist. JOHN WM. UI-IRI He is reserved and yet resolute. EARLENE BENTLEY A mirth-loving star of sports. THAINE ENGLAND Hair straight, figure trimg girls his hobby, look out for him. NORMA STETTLER Believes night air is healthy. GEORGE PIPAL Cleavemess personified. MARION RIST A truly wonth-while girl. ,,fS1V'2 PAGE SEVEN TEEN
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Junior Class History f'1l11llf'f-T The class of '33 entered upon its career as freshmen with thirty-eight members. We elected George Pipal, presi- dentg Marion Rist, vice-president, and John Voellers as secretary and treasurer. Ruth Ann Coddington sponsored us through our first year safely. The next year we entered as Sophomores with renewed vigor and a determination to do the best. We chose Dale Goodhart, presidentg John William Uhri, vice-president, and Irene Rist, secretary and treasurer. Lois Sterner and Mary Alice Campbell we1'e our sponso1's. Our Junior Year we elected Harlan Fergus as presi- dent, Loren Schuler, vice-president, and Jerry Nemecek as secretary and treasurer, with Lois Sterner and Mary Alice Campbell piloting us. We have been well represented in all sports and or- ganizations of high school life. Our class has a great num- ber of scholars who have received scholarship letters and have 1'epresented us well in scholarship contests. George Pipal, our comrade, is one of the ten best young citizens in this state. We have had a very successful three years of school. We thank all those who have helped to guide our footsteps in our high school life and who have helped to lead us on to the goal, and we will always look back on the good times and pleasures we have had in H. H. S. J. ll. '33 PAGE NINETEEN
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