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Wftft ».;.V.TIB;■».NR »w». »' JR■ «'. b. isvir.. • ■ ■ ■■ •»• ■ «'■»r f%vfo.»wfr■’ The Senior Class of »40 has come a long way during They have gained and lost members as the years went ey. the past four years They now Include Bill Reynolds, Jack Eaklor, Bonnie Klaus, Beverly Maynard, Oneta stlllar, Jo Ann Larson, Bill Schwartz, Glen Thlemens, Mick Glasgow, and Nick Agostinelli. Jo Ann Larson, Mick Glusgow, Nick Agostinelli, and Glen Theimens started their Frosn year here. Later in the term Bill Schwarts joined their cluss, he was from Lewis and Clark in Spokane and Douglas Taylor entered from G:'angeville, Idaho. Starting the Sophomore year Oneta Stiller, Beverly Maynard, Jerry Barrett, Martha Stevens, Howard and Bill Reynolds joined the clus3. During the summer however we lost Howcrd Reynolds to the Army, Douglas Taylor to Central Valley, and Martha Stevens departed to Zillah, Washington. Then starting our Junior year very proud of t.io fact that we were now upper Classmen and didn't mind letting every one know the fact either. y;e gained another member for our class from Colorado, Jack Eaklor. We were quite busy in our Junior year with the Banquet and the Junior Prom. We sold candy, coke, and aid various things to raise money to pay for these affairs . Our Senior yeur ha3 been one of the happiest and busiest years in high school. Jerry Barrett departed from us bpt Bonnie Klaus from Reardon filled the vacancy. Then on the 28th of March, Jo Ann Larson left our rarks to become Mrs. Clarence Rider. f;e have enjoyed our association with the Juniors and hope they will forgive us for any misery we might have caused them because we really think they are a swell class. We would like to thank Mr. Irwin, our advisor, for all the tilings he has done for us and we really appreciate the way he has been patient with us,because we know that v.e have been a bit trying at times. Beverly Maynard Si
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