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TOP ROW: R. Ohlinqor. H. Pillsr. B. Hamburg, ll. Hoover, I. Gallaqhor. G. Maihosius, E. looth. I. Van Btwn. B. Ysnorich. R. Wilson. C. Phfilhr. A. Pillor. I. Stromlau. E. Prather. E. Ennsnbach. W. Politsch THIRD ROW: I. Novak. I.. Woadol. R. Galloway. I. Schmitt. I. loltloborough. I. Stein. D. Maloy. R. Carr. I. Ayorshll. McConvilIs. D. Scott. I. McConvillo. G. Shaver. R. Ilsclmor. K. Truckonbrod. L. McCon- vills. H. od SECOND ROW: L. Bustos. C. Durham. R. Krsu. N. Anderson. R. Halbmaior. D. Loach. L. Crump. D. Klein. Lvbnoim. R. Schwab. l. McCully. I.. Amfahr. B. Innou. M. Thompson. N. Shunyfolt. C. Hock- staihr. . 'Nor FIRST ROW: N. Yost. I. Troupis. G. Harvey. K. Noble, B. VenMotsr. I. Hume. Min Payne. Mr. Shearer. Min loinsbach, R. Enqolbrocht. C. Boykin. B. Crou. B. Rock. S. Lucas. I.. Harmon Junior Book Review .. .. High School Days Author ...,...,... ...,... T he Seniors Chapter Ill Entitled ..,. 'The Iunior Class 'Z' THIS STORY takes place in the realms of M. T. H. S. as sixty-eight students, bursting with pride and adventure at being upper classmen, begin another happy and eventful year. The pages of their high school days are rapidly turning. Three of the leading characters are the class officers, Iames Hume, Ruth Engelbrecht, and Betty Van Meter. Iim was vice-president in his freshman year and now is president of the junior class. He is also captain of next years football team Ruth is interested in music. She is a mem- ber of both the band and the girls' octet. She belongs to the Student Council, G. A. A., and is also outstanding in the dramatic field. Be- sides all of her other activities Ruth is now vice-president of the class. Next we have Betty Van Meter, who has shown her ability in sports. She is an active member of the G. A. A. and secretary-treasurer of the class. DeLoros Loach is known in the music field for she has played in the band, is in girls' octet and placed second for her vocal solo at the District Music Contest last year. Besides her musical talent, Del.oros is interested in dramatics. She is also a member of the G. A. A.
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Active in the deoate field is Davis Scott Davis also plays the French horn in the band and has participated in speech Prominent in the chapter on farming titled F F A are Robert Ayers, who was president during the first semester, and Roger Krenz, who has also been active in the club Another important character is Harold tiller. His art of twirling a baton has entertained many people at both basketball and football games He is a member of the band and does a great deal of singing Darlene Klein is another important person in this book. Darlene is outstanding in her ability to play the piano accordion and the piano. She tied for first place at the District Music Contest last year when she played a piano solo. Darlene is a member of the band and also of the girls' sextet Next we have Vera Ritter, who is a very ace tive member of the G. A. A. and talented in drarnatics. She is a member of the band and also of the girls octet. Vera was vice-president of the class in her sophomore year Prominent in the plot is Barbara Cross. 'Barbsl' was elected cheerleader by the stu- dent body and really does her part in keeping the school spirit up to par at all basketball and football games. She played in the band and is a member of G A A. The story would not be coznplete without the contributions of Eugene Ennenbach Rob' ert Ayers, lames Hume, Karnes Kettleborough Eldon Prather, fames Schmitt, lerome Strem- lau, Robert Wilson, Lyle Wendel, Robert Gai- loway, and lohn Van Etten, who are members of the varsity football team. The basketball Varsity includes Eugene Ennenbach, lames Hume, Dale lffaloy, lames Schmitt, lames Stein, and lohn Van Etten One of the most outstanding events was the Junior class play The Great Big Doorstep which was presented on April 27, l945. lt portrayed a poor family that lived along the Mississippi. They continually struggled to proe cure a house to go with a big doorstep that had floated down the river in a flood. This play of humor pathos and beauty which warmed the hearts of everyone proved a great success, The most exciting and fitting climax to this volume is the prom which was held at tlze end of the school year. It was an event which the Juniors may treasure in their memories as among their most precious moments. May they carry on next year as they have in the past and add to their book Chapter lV en- titled, The Senior Class. Then their book will be one of complete happiness that will be remembered forever
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