Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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For their junior year the class of 5Z had Cleft to right, Norma as vice president, Ron- nie as president, Joanne as secretary, Charlene as treasurer, and Mr. Zuege and Miss Code as advisors. Did LaVetra help you put on your mustache, too, Jerry? Ushers for the Junior Play This page is sponsored by Fritz's D-X Service On Route 92 11 No wonder theylooked like movie stars, With all that make-up we couldn't rec- ognise them. Mr. Davidson's Third Period Typing I Class. Industrious, aren't they?

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JU IOR CLASS This year proved to be a very prosperous and successful one for the junior class. We received our class rings the latter part of October and we all think they are very nice. Our class took part in the annual magazine campaign, in which we did ve ry well. We have had many activities during this school year and they all proved to be successful. A public dance was held January 12, 1951, after the Sheffield vs. Manlius basketball game. Music was furnished by Skin- ny Blake and his orchestra. Our class play, Seventeen is Terrific, was presented January 20, 1951. A bake sale was held during a foot- ball game at the beginning of the school year. The planning and hard work of all our class members and class sponsors was well rewarded when the gala affair of the Junior-Senior Prom turned out to be a huge success. Our class has decreased again. This year we have only twenty-one members in our class. BACK ROW, left to right: Gyles Gish, Ronnie Lundgren, Marjorie Eickmeier, and Joanne Hewitt, Bob Etheridge, Robert Lind, Jimmy Hewitt. FRONT ROW: Roberta Jamison, Frances Glafka, Carl Gumfory, andJerryD21b1Cr- SEC' Coggins, Norma Hartz, Charlene House, Mar- OND ROW: Judy Cook, Annevieve Schmidt, garet Schmitt, Janet Salzman, and Shirley Pont. Minnie Hodge, Janet Vandermoon, Virginia This page is sponsored by Citizens National Bank Princetong Motor Inn and O 8a B Trucking Service Yorktown, Illinois

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SOPHOMORE C ASS The sophomore class returned in the fall with twenty-six members. During the year they lost and gained one student making their enrollment the same. Their activities included taking an active part in the magazine campaign and sponsoring a school dance with Joe De Zutti furnishing the music. Charles Satterfield was absent on picture day. The officers who piloted them through the year were: Marlow Drayton , . Carol Smith .... Shirley Krager . . Kathryn Brown . Mr. Kinnamon .. BACK ROW, left to right: Kenny Noyes, Fred Dobbeke, Bill Lickhart, Bob Cooksey, Dean Ether- idge, Lyle Neahring, Don Mueller, Roger DeKeyser. MIDDLE ROW: Lewis Reed, Carol Smith, Patsy Swanson, Barbara Johnson, Marilyn . ..... President . . Vice President . . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Advisor Salzmann, Irma Dabler, Pat Johnson, Marlow Drayton. FRONT ROW: Kathryn Brown, Sylvia Henson, Patsy Dabler, Dolores Croegaert, Audrey Pearson, Patsy Hurley, Myrna Heuer, Shirley Krager. This page is sponsored by Walnut Grain Co. , A 8g L Store, Yonk's Royal Blue, and Citizens State Bank- -Walnut, Illinois I2 F T'1