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To Miss Mary Louise Connolly, our thanks is given for her cn- durance and patience. Her assist- ance has made our four years i 5 successful ones. To Miss Emily Anderson, we ex- press our utmost thanks. Through her patience and understanding of our problems, we have had four enjoyable years of high school. To Mr. Elliott Johnson, we owe our success in activities through- out high school. Without his en- thusiasm and guidance, we could not have achieved so much. We, the class of 1954, wish to dedicate this issue of thc Phelps Highlights to our three advisors. 5
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71' Smgf. First How: N. Jolmson, J. Banwell, .l. Brinkerhoff, A. Finewood, J. Edington. Second Row: D. Burnett, J. Dyke, Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann - Advisor, Miss Mary L. Connolly - Advisor, C. DeWeavcr, N. House. Third Row: J. Cain, B. Hatch, M. Grube, C. Tiffany, T. Cheney, S. Roberts, F. Richmond. Fourth How. M. E. Travis, S. Tyman, lt. Smith, lt. VVebb, lt. Howard, E. Calhoon, J. Hildreth. At the first meeting of the year, the following officers were elected: Charles DeWeaver, editor-in-chief, Donald Burnett and Jacqueline Anne Dyke, assistant ed- itors, Nellie House, business manager, Carol Tiffany, advertising manager: and Marcia Grube. circulation manager. Individualportraits ot' the senior class were taken in the fall by Moser Studio. The advertising campaign was started in December. 'lhc Staff realizes what an important part is played by the merchants who advertised in this annual and want to thank them, for without their co-operation the annual would not be a reality. ln February, group pictures were taken by Moser Studio. ln March, write-up assignments were given and the subscription drive was held. Preparations were also under way to send the copy to the printer, The Echo Press. Much ofthe success of this annual is owed to the faithful help and guidance of our advisors, Miss Mary Louise Connolly and Mr. Wilbur K. Hartmann. We are sincerely grateful to them for their help. 6
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