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Juniors 44 ENROLLMENT George Kukuchka Marion Wondra Billy Tschirgi Mary Jane Walters Dorothy Schreibeis Virginia Bruce Anna Louise Cable MOTTO . . . Launched, but not anchored. COLORS . . . Orchid and green. FLOWER . . . Snap Dragon. AND SO: When school opened in September eight Juniors enrolled. After a few months Mike Kukuchka and William Hauf dropped school. At the beginning of the second semester, Mary Jane Walters, who had been attending school at Clearmont, joined the class. Class officers included Billy Tschirgi, president; Dorothy Schrei- beis, vice president; Virginia Bruce, secretary-treasurer; Marhn Won- dra and Billy Tschirgi. student council representatives. PROM The Junior-Senior prom was held with Dayton, April 30, at the Dayton Community Hall. The hall was decorated in pink and red. Two shields placed at the end of the hall were decorated in the two senior class colors and high school initials. The grand march was at ten o’clock. About fifty couples enjoyed dancing to the music of Harvey Dean’s orchestra. Page 19
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Sophomores ::::::::::::::::::::::: ,45 ENROLLMENT Vincent Johnston Frank Kawulok Martin Schilling; Doris Kawulok Betty Jo Dierks Wanda Melby MOTTO . . . Live, learn, and like it. COLORS . . . Blue and white. FLOWER . . . American Beauty Rose. NEXT: The tenth graders chose Frank Kawulok as their president. Wanda Melby was the vice president, and Vincent Johnston was secretary. Doris Kawulok was student council representative and Betty Jo Dierks was class treasurer. Martin Schilling didn’t enter the class until late in the year, and Clair Reed was a member of the class for a few weeks. William Hauf dropped school in March. OUR CLASS One look from Sonny Out of those big blue eyes, And a sweet smile from Wanda That would win any beauty prize; A kind word from Doris That makes yoy think what an angel she is, And when Martin goes into action You are convinced he is a whiz; When Frank speaks so very politely “Here’s a fine young man,” folks say, And Betty Jo looks angelic and shy You’ll think at the end of the day That this is the most perfect Sophomore class One could possibly discover, But remember the saying that goes like this: “You can’t judge a book by its cover!” Page 20
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