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ah urcs lst row: Ronald Leber, Mary Lemoin Robert Leverich, Richard Linoe, Dsayne Looman. 2nd row: Lois Maschke, Rey Mayer, David McCoy, Robert McCullough, Elizabeth Miller. 3rd row: James Miller, John Miller, Maxine Miller, Marguerite Mitchell, Leo Mitchell. Lth row: Reva Morris, Douglas Nichols, Dorothy Noble, Wesley Northrup, Arvilla Oiaten. 5th row: Donald Oisten, Joan Osmun Allen Page, Charlotte Peterson, Earl Pegg. 6th row: Dorothy Pomeroy, Earl Phinney, Robert Reynolds, John Sakal, Letha Sanders. 7th row: Lloyd Santee, Edna Seekman, Marcia Shlmmons, Mardell Shimmons, Phyllis Simmons. 8th row: David Siebert, Alma Snoeyink LaVerle Stange, Walter Stange, Sally, Stegeman. 9th row: Doris Stibal, Mary Vandebunte, Lorietta Stratton, Mildred Stuck, Martin Swanty. 10th row: William Tanga, Lloyd Terry Robert Tremaine, Cora Tripp, Joan , Stone. llth row: Raymond VanderVere, Robert Warner, Delores White, Bonnie Wolfgang, Charles Woodworth. Not pictured: John Boyaen, Gordon Brainerd, Thomas Clark, William Dalman, Peter Damsgaard, Leo Dell, Cleo Kass Martin Lenadelle, Mary Stevens, Roger Sweet.
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FCS lfwtllft lst row: Carolyn Anderson, Denver Anderson, Victor Anderson, Joyce Arndt Thomas Balgoyen. 2nd row: Orrle Barber, Jack Backers, Donald Bentley, Josephine Bsrtweit, Orpha Bishop. 3rd row: Richard Bishop, Warren Bolton, Orrin Bradshaw, Ruth Brown, Marilyn Carns. Lth row: Edna Clark, Eugene Ccllick, llax Commons, Paul Commons, Nora Cook. 5th row: Patricia Cook, Delores Dengre mond, Diana Devries, Paul DeVr1es, Lois Duncan. 6th row: Bertha Edwards, Joe Engles, Keith Farnum, Jacquelyn Ferris Alb Foote. 7th row: Joan Forbear, John Foster, Kenneth Gates, Ardis Gibson, Jerry Gilpin. 8th row! Glenn Gorby, Dene Gorringe, Donald Gurn, June Hampel, Chester Hathaway. 9th row: Don Herington, Leona Hill, Eugene Hiscock, Donald Hitchcock, Sarah Hoffman. 10th row: Beverly Janke, Robert Junk Paul Jensen, Mary Kaechele, William Kasten. llth row: Susann Kaylor, Merlin Knob loch, Roger Kraft, Loraine Krotz.- ert
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0 h e ,roo ie. Now you have it, now you don't: That's the Freshman-Sophomore contest results. The freshmen had the feeling of believing that they had outpolnted the higher-graders, but oh, woe! a mistake was found. As an anti-climax the sophomores were declared the real winners. A Joint party was suggested, and the battling grades compromised by sharing the expenses. Taking the lead in putting up all the decora- tions were the designers, Mary Lemoin and Doug Nichols. Eats, Koh boylj, were under the guiding hands of Reva Morris and John Miller and Jackie Ferris and Bob Jenks planned a variety of entertainment. Fore- men of the cleaner-uppers gang were Delores White and Bill Tenge. The officers of the Freshmen class were chosen at the beginning of the year. They ere: President, Joe Englesg his assistant, or the vice president, Jack Backers, minute-taker, Sarah Hoffman, and the money- holder, Toby Terry. The freshmen planned a farewell party for their elder classmen, the Seniors, et the close of the school year. So here we bid a fond adleu to the bashful, quiet, little fresh- HIGH. Standing L. to R.: Miss lillems, Mr. Winter, advisors. Seated L. to R.: Joe Engles, Jack Backers, Sarah Hoffman, John Miller, Lloyd Terry.
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