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President Forrest Reiiwalt Vice President Everett FiEIJJS Secretary Treasurer Tiiaron Rogers ' Mm Taylor FIRST ROW: Kerns, Babcock. Posvar. Williams. Fields, Briley, Coughtry. Ryker. SECOND ROW: Drapela. Elam, Miller. Rooers. Snerwyn. Bier. Stockton. Kissinger. THIRD ROW: Howard, Henderson. Frantz. Miss Taylor, advisor; Rehwalt. Orr, Smallwood, Turner. cjhe junior 0ass Although our class was one of the smallest classes in school this year it was alto one of the Lusiest. taking part in many activities. Nine of our twenty-three members won letters in sports. I hey were: Billie Jane Elam. Bette Orr, Tharon Rogers. Alberta Williams. Forrest Rehwalt. Francis Smallwood. Ivy Howard. Jack Miller and Donald Frantz. Throughout the year the class enjoxed several parties which were spent making candy, swimming, dancing, playing games and roasting wieners. Representing the class in the Honor Society were Alberta Williams. I baron Rogers and Marjorie Bcir. On March 31st the class presented the Junior play which was a successful mystery entitled the The Thirteenth Day ”. To finish a wonderful year with a boom the class gave the spring banquet, and prom in honor of the Senior class. This gala occasion was held on May 29th and was the climax of the last day of sch«H l for this term.
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President Harry Blehx Secretary Janit Ramsdlll Adviser. -.......Mm I in ,7J he Sophomore Class In September 1940 the Sophomore class met with a starting lineup of forty pupils, hut by January the number had decreased to thirty live. The sophomores were well represented in the various athletic teams. Bob Allen. Jimmy Paddock and Lloyd Jones were included n the main string boy’s haskctlxdl team, while other members of the class were active as substitutes. Two of the veil leaders—Janet Ramsdell and I vie Rogers, and two of the song queens Winifred Fran and Ellen Natterlund, members of the «»1 class of 44”. step forward to lead the school in yells and songs during games and rallies. A characteristic of the class is originality and we found it truly expressed in the three parties given during the year. Scholastically, we are particularly proud of Janet Ramsdell, Marry Blcilc, Harold I-U Duke, and Verna Bier who were recently chosen as probationary members of the Honor Society. FIRST ROW: Roger». La Duke, Hills. Fields. Miss Farr, advisor; McFarland. Wmkleman, Jones. SECOND ROW: Natterlund, Franta. Allen. Monteith, Abercrombie. Day. Puckett. Hebert. DuMont. THIRD ROW: Briscoe. Clarke. Chastain. Wright, Olsen, Boggs, Hawes. McLsrnn. Hill. FOURTH ROW: Bleile. Ramsdell. Qibbs. Neff. Paddock. 8ier. Dean, Lovelace, Powers.
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