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Gearald Sampster Clothier, Fremont Krasne Brothers, Fremont SOPHOMORE CLASS I-rft to light, first row: Cynthia Palmer, Joan Carlstrom, Lorraine Fujan, Delores Vachal. Mr. Meyer. Doris Hanis. Connie Helsing, Barbara Rouf, Barbara Williams. Second row: Marvin Tomsicek, Kenneth Kaspar, Robert Cook, Dale Shanahan, Bill Justen. Allan Kanouff, Thomas Svoboda. Schulz'0'' arlotte Rcjda, Mary Jo McDermott, Kathleen Palensky, Sharon Wilt, Beverly Loukota, Julie Ecklund, Jeris A. W. Hanson Plumbing Heating Secvc mXV • Ber8’s Leather
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A. H. Gerdts Son Whirla-Whip SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right, first row: Leanne Kasper. Sandra Lehn. Mary Patton, Deborah Wallace. Elaine Hallberg. Marjorie Smith. Second Row: Eugene Franta, Paul Sorenson, Robert Miller, Larry Finley, Richard McMaster. Patrick Martin, Richard Filbrandt. Third Row: Barbara Zimmerman, Melinda Gregg, Sharon Briggs, Suzanne Parnell, Marla Clausen, Janis Colling, Linda Campbell, RoJane Copperstone. Fremont Office Equipment Company C°Pporstone Fremont Hatched
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Drs. Hedlund and Little Gambles Store SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY Left to right: RoJane Copperstone. Marvin Tonisicek. Kenneth Kaspar. Julie Ecklund, Robert Valdez. Jeris Schulz In March. 1957 the Sophomore class presented their play “The Teacher's Pet.” Members of the cast were Janie Copperstone, Connie Helsing. Jeris Schulz. Julie Eck-lund, Marla Clausen. Beverly Loukota. Janis. Colling. Gary Copperstone. Ken Kaspar, Marvin Tomsicek. Allan Kan-ouff and Boh Valdez. The scene of the play was a classroom of any school house in any small town in the United States. Marla Clausen played the part of the “teacher’s pet” whose “uppity” ways and influence with the teacher, Janie Copperstone. disgusted the rest of the class to no end. The principal. Allan Kanouff. who tried to straighten things out got so involved in his domestic problems that he was of no help. Things finally worked themselves out. though, to give the play a happy ending. The audience will probably remember most the devil-may-care attitude of the students—other than the teacher's pet, that is. It was interesting to note the different nationalities of the characters all going to the same school and getting along fine. All in all. it was very enjoyable and showed the rest of the school that the sophomore class has ability along the line of dramatics. The play was directed by Mr. Meyer. Wahoo Appliance Co. A. L. Novy Implement
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