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19 CHEQUAMEGON 50 JUNIOR CLASS Left to rijrht: ROW 1: Howard Hanson, Richard Bellile, Mr. Chappa, Mr. Le Gault, Alyce Maitland, John Smith. ROW 2= Glenore Chappa, June OLson. Delores Merila, Vena e Holzer, Carol Weber, Man- Peake, Patricia Rogers, Jean Cordts. ROW 3: Betty Steen, Ruth Swanson, Patricia Hebert, Ruth Summerfield, James Warren, Fred Koskie, Stan- ley Stefinske, Alice Odegard, Donna Peterson. ROW 4: John Eskola, Ralph Handberg, Palmyra Grupstra, Ivadell Carlson. ROW 5: Kenneth Newman, Douglas Karker, David Kurschner, Gerald Swanson, Larry Arnson, Lester Lindblad, Claude Ross, Robert Burlager, Eugene New- house, William Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Robert Conklin, Bernard Roberts. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It was in the fall of ’47 that the ambitious but fun-loving class of r51 toddled through the doors of the DuPont club to begin the long journey through the four most formative years of their lives. To carry the burdens of our many troubles, we chose as our class officers: Engene Newhouse, President; Bernard Roberts, Vice-president: Claude Ross, Secretary; Ruth Summerfield, Treasurer. We came back in the fall of ’48, a little more experienced, and less ambitious. We chose the following as officers: Dick Bellile, President; Stanley Stefinske, Vice-president; Howard Hanson, Secretary; Eugene Newhouse, Treasurer. Here we are! Upper classmen at last, and truly grown up! We are proud of our achievements in all activities. Plans for the prom and banquet are now under way with Fred Koskie as Prom Chairman and Donna Peterson, Banquet Chairman. Our officers this year are- Howard Hanson, President: Richard Bellile, Vice-president; Alyce Mait- land, Secretary; John Smith, Treasurer.
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19 CHEQUAMEGON 50 SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: ROW 1: Kathleen Sorenson, Fay Harris, Mrs. Wing, Mr. La Due, Ruth Garberg, Ruth Homan. ROW 2: George Ledin, Lor- laine Zanto, Carol Johnson, LaVerne Oberts, Phyllis Bellile, Joanne An- derson, Janice Berry, Ruth Steen, Donna Kluge. ROW 3: Leonard Conk- lin, Jacqueline Cousineau, Charlotte Bednarski, Carol Smith, Jeannette Anderson, Patricia Burlager, Gloria Hagstrom, Rita Horner, Jean No- wak, Janet Anderson, Richard Gierzak, Lynn Cook, Larry Larson, Or- ville Henthorn, Wayne Skaug, Leonard Swanson, Thomas Christiansen. ROW 4: Kenneth Welton, Clary Larson, Richard Zanto, Glen Nyberg, Robert Bolin, Wayne Bodrn, Felix King, Richard DeMars, Lee Cook, Thomas Utegaard. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We entered high school in September of 1948 as a very innocent g.oup of “freshies”. We were lucky to have Miss Finley as our class advisor. We elected Kenneth Welton, President; Glen Nyberg, Vice- president; Ruth Steen, Secretary; Carol Smith, Treasurer. In the fall of 1949 we again entered high school as a much wiser group of sophomores. The group was so large it had to be divided into two different sections, one group going into Mr. La Due’s home room and the other half into Mrs. Torke’son’s. At the end of the first semes- ter, Mrs. Wing took over Mrs. Torkel son’s group. We elected the follow- ing class officer: Kitty Sorenson, President; Fay Harris, Vice-president; Ruth Garberg, Treasurer; Ruth Homan, Secretary. We decorated a float for the homecoming and sold tickets to the movie, ‘‘The Green Promise”, which the Sophomore class sponsored. Many Sophomores went out for basketball, football, forensics, annual staff, cheerleading, and paper staff.
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