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

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EIGHTH GRADE This year we had an enrollment of twenty-eight -- twenty-two boys and six girls. We gained a new student in January, Freddy Pyse. Officers for the year were: Dick Johnson ......... President R0121I1C1 FiShSI' . . . Vice President Marlon Jensen ..... Sec. -Treas. Sally Dabler . . ....... Librarian Ethel Hartz . . Assistant Librarian Robert Nelson ........ Reporter Jeannette Berry . . . . . . Reporter. Our class enjoyed a Christmas party with the seventh grade, and we also had a Valentine party, We had quite a successful athletic season. We took field trips in Science under the direction of Mr. Scholle Two of the cheerleaders were chosen from our roorn. They are Ethel Hartz and Sally Dabler. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Robert Ander- son, Sally Dabler, Ethel Hartz, Dolly Lowder, Barbara Reed, Jeanette Berry, Maxine Fisher, Gerald Pierson, Dicklohnson. SECOND ROW: Roland Crogaert, Bobby Smeltzer, Roland Fisher, Billy Martin, Donald Tracy, Charles Henson, Perry Nelson, Mannie Eickmeir, Rob ert Nelson. THIRD ROW: Gail Webb, Mar- lin Jensen, Larry Sugars, Kennard Drayton, Harold Metz, Irvin Wright, Kerry Krebs, Don ald Brants, David Jacobsen. This page is sponsored by Sowles, Sterling Bootery, Iokerest Motor Sales, and Hurleys Hardware in Sterling - Sterling, Illinois 16

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Home Ec I X Sv-by Initiation Romance Pictured above are our very capable bus drivers. They areQBACK ROW, left to rightl Lester Oloffson, who is also our Transportation Manager, Miles Far- rell, Rev. Eckstein, and Mr. Scholle. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Rodgers, Wayne Van Ormer, and Norman Lubbs. This page is sponsored by Dablers Hardware, Manlius, Ill. and Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Kewanee, Ill. '15 fwl afggs-sfffsff' Our Librarians Initiation Hula

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Class Officers for First Semester SEVENTH GRADE Last fall thirty-six boys and girls enrolled in the seventh grade, very eager to see what Junior High would be like. The class was composed of sixteen girls and twenty boys. At the beginning of the second sem- ester Janet Pyse transferred making a total of thirty-seven. We have the distinction Mrs, Ballard of being the largest class in the building. We found Junior High to be a very busy place. Besides our regular sev- enth grade work we found that we could share in many extra curricular activities such as shop, band, chorus, home ec. , and phys. ed. The boys have enjoyed taking part in many athletic activities. We elected Beth Swanson and Marilyn Gallentine as cheerleaders from the seventh grade. Pres. ..... . . . Billy Fisher Vice Pres. . . . . . Beth Swan-son Sec. ........ Marilyn Gallentine Treas. ....... Theora Wiseman Class Officers for Second Semester Pres. . . . . . . Marlene Fordham Vice Pres. . . . . George Schmitt Sec. ............... Kay Nelson BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Beverly Truedson, Katherine Miller, Pattie Anderson, Elaine Hartz, Edith Mueller, Dorothy Martin, Theora Wiseman, Bettie Anderson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Bruhn, Beth Swanson, Marilyn Gallentine, Marlene Fordham, Rita Cooksey, Kaye Nelson, Marilyn Vetter, Rosalie Snodgrass. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Treas. . . . . . . Patti Jo Andersen Reporter . . . . George House Dabler, Billy Webb, Ronald Kuepker, Richard Van Beuern, David Michlig, Ronald Nordstrom, George House, George Schmitt, Tommy Bell. FOURTH ROW: Donald Wertz, Orven Webb, Philip Fox, Richard De Brock, Grover Wells, George Krug, Charles Hotchkiss, Charles Boyce, Billy Fischer, Stanley Thorp. This page is sponsored by Uricks Ace Hardware and Gardner's Funeral Home-Prophetstowng Oscar Swan-New Bedford, and Tampico National Bank-Tampico, Illinois