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PEANUTS, POPCORN, CRACKERJACKS . . . One way to build the treasury for the expenses of the prom and senior trip is selling candy at noon. Here we find Marilyn Price making sales to Barbara Landis and Frank Dennis. WITH GROWLING STOMACHS . . . Food fron. the steam table is the want of Don Cummins, LEADERS OF TODAY . . . The lunior class mem- bers at their first class meeting elected officers, Peggy Koogler, secretary, Audrey Herz, vice presidentg Carl Falb, president, Fowler Agen- broad, treasurerg and Sally Shellhaas, reporter. Mr. Robert Beckey advises the class of 1954 on their proiects and activities. Rennie Keeeleff Ted Weeneff end Jennnie FUTURE CHEMISTS . . . Alice Luiz, Gayle Kessler, Barnes as they enter the cafeteria for lunch. Gary lddings, and Donnie Hall seem to tind chemistry experiments fun as well as educa- tional.
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