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JUNIOR CLASS Left to right, front row: Frank Wolf, Bernadine Brown, Nettie Johnson, Grace Livey, Iva Phillips, Gilbert Renner. Second Row: Grace Fisher, Janet Burchell, Irma McCloud, Florence Meisenheimer, Nellie Taylor, Helen Gonigam, Miriam Brewster, Class Advisor. Third row: Charles Butcher, Albert Kofoed, Anna Clark, Helen Hoge, Zelma Allen. Ruth Oakford, Theodore Fisher, Wayne Fisher.
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THE WALNUT TREE 25 CLASS HISTORY A bright sun-shiny morning in early September, twenty-two terrified preps, sixteen girls and six boys, ascended the weather-beaten steps of the old school building. Because of our fright that year, we hehaved perfectly. However, by the month of February having acquired a small degree of boldness, we indulged in a Valentine party. Toward the end of the year, even the most timid members dared to sharpen their pencils during school hours and to traverse the floor to the dictionary. In spite of our green appearance, twenty-seven pupils entered into the Freshman year. During the first week, our class advisor to be, Miss Nan-ninga, called us together to arrange some sort of class organization. It resulted as follows: Pearl Frederick, president; Grace Livey, vice president, and Ruth Oakford, secretary-treasurer. During this year, we had a great many parties. First a weiner roast in September, a “Kid” party at the Woodman Hall to which the Sophomores were invited, and then an all H. S. April Fool’s party. Toward the end of our school year, our class enjoyed a “Line” party after which we enjoyed a social time at the home of our president. Twenty-five responded to roll call when our Sophomore year began. This year our aim was to place ourselves on the high school honor roll. Under Miss Blackburn, our class advisor we elected the following officers: Grace Livey, president; Grace Fisher, vice president, and Florence Meisenheimer, secretary-treasurer. During this year we enjoyed three parties,—a Hallowe’en party, a class party, and a weiner roast. However, at the close of this year, we found we were shy four of our classmates, namely, Frank O’dell, Leroy Buckner, Lee Wallis and Mary Noble. Twenty-one enrolled in our Junior year, but during the first semester three members dropped out—Nellie Taylor, Frank. Wolf, and Charles Butcher. Miss Brewster, selected as our class advisor, met with us and the following officers were elected: Grace Fisher, president; Ruth Oakford, vice president, and Pearl Frederick, secretary-treasurer. This year we were brought into the limelight by our Junior Play, “Lines Busy,” given March 2. So far we have held two social events, a farewell party for Charles Butcher and a “Steak fry in Red Oak Grove. Great plans are now being made for the coming Junior-Senior banquet. linumiHiiinHiiiimimnmiRiuiiiimmninmiiTimuMiiiiiiiiiiimdiiiiiimimiiiiMiiiiiiuKihi' ...............................nil.....iihiiii.miiw ..................... ....
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