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Top row: Frank Wetherill, Edger White, Jack Perkins, Howard Thompson. Second row: Mary Morton, Davie Smith, Ardis Bramley, Kendall Foster, Robert Eubank First row: Mary Jean Moines, Helen Kinstad, Dee Aiken, Gloria Nelson, Carolyn Slack. Absent: Don Friedman. J is for jerks of which we have none. I U is for us and we've plenty of fun. N is for neat which all of us are. I is for ignorance, but we're above par. O is for the others for whom we wish the best. R is for Rondell, whom we work for with zest. U3
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Top row: Jerry Hawkins, Emerson Corey, Richard Grover, James Pobrislo, Robert Ellis, Robert Scofield, James Lear. Second row: JoAnn McKenzie, Sybil Smith, Charles Cobb, Linda Lambert, Lindley Pim, Louise Burkhardt, William Brereton, Kendall Foster, Tom Jones, Josephine Hibbert. First row: Virginia Flower, Eve Douglas, Polly Douglas, Pauline Gano, Joyce Mellish, Ann Randell, JoAnn Bowie, Kim Charlton. Absent: Emmett O'Neal, Jere-Lee Wilson. 'D
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i l Top row: Jonathan Brock, Pierre Olivan, Zanda Foster, George Carter. O Second row: Peggy Lu Brannon, JoAnn Zwilling, James Blinn. First row: Anabel Carey, Mary Ellen Hibbert, Mary Ellen Sposato, Virginia Verploeg. 75 66444 The Greek translation of the word sophomore is wise fool. This year's Sophomore Class didn't want to contradict the definition. Although the members may be in every sense fools, they cannot be thought of as anything but wise lor can they?J. Referring to the meaning of its name, the class appeared far from foolish when it chalked up l00'Zn on the first day of the Red Cross Drive. The Sophomores set the pace for the whole school by this accomplishment, just as it did in many other ways as well.
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