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CLASS OF 1940 Following the trend of vocational education students of C. E. Swender's classes secured interviews from persons engaged in the line of work in which they were interested. Accounts of the interviews were compiled in Career Notebooks by individual pupils. A sophomore football team, coached by C. E. Swender, sponsor of the class, entered competition with sophomore teams of the city. Faye Doyle and Clifford Jeffries, members of the class, played on the basket ball first team. Ralph Childs, a two letter man in football, held a regular position on the first team, playing tackle. According to Coach Swender, these sophomores, in view of their performances this year, are promising candidates for next year's track squad: George McCurdy, Buddy Bell, and Robert Briscoe, sprinters; Robert Kane, hurdler; Lawrence Burns, pole vaulter; Faye Doyle, high jumper; and Bill Davis, half-miler. Sophomore members of this year's tennis team were: Bill Stubbs, Kenneth Cromwell, Howard Smith, R. J. Atkinson, Bob Lovelace, and Eugene Parcell. First Row—Potzold, OdI. Nash, Max- well, Mastelletto, Reed, Rice, Martinez, E. McMillen, C. McMillen, Raddigan. Second Row—Lynn, Rangel, Esther Mock, C. Maxim, Edith Mock, Marquez, Howard, Lovelace, Lynn, Pappas. Third Row—Liston, Martin, McGivorn, Lundbcrg, McKisick, E. Lynn, Perkins, A. Lona. Parcell, Moore. Fourth Row—Miller, Neher, Peak, Lonq, McLeod, Maddox, Penny, Roller, Mc- Cormick. Fifth Row—Mitchell. Robinson, McGhan, Monroe, Paxton, Moore, Nevins, Mc- Henry. Sixth Row—Tucker. Raddiqan, Oehlert, Ramsey, Marvino, Meqinn, Renegar. First Row-Wade, Simons, Van Driesch, Vergouven, Toencoachn, Long, Stew- art, Shirley, Tisdel, I. Smith, Stephan, Normilo. Second Row—Zanatta, Vargas, Sudduth, Wendt, Willard, Millhouse, Rock, Puck- ett, Westerdale, Vargas. Third Row—Stewart, Warner, Vernon, Summers, Vest, Slaughter. Shutt, Win- ningham, Windlo. Watkins. Fourth Row—G. Smith. Curran. Weber, Scott, Mairs, Wators, B. Smith. Wilson. Spencer. Fifth Row—Liebig, Canterbury. Tush, Shartran, H. Smith, Stubbs, Sewell, Sav- age. B. Summors. Sixth Row—McClanahan, 'E. Spears, J. Sandors, Iones, Weber. Van Mol, South, Wohlford. Seventh Row—Whitely. I. Speer, Mc- Cray, Swinehart, Todd. Spencer, Mc- Curdy, C. Maxim. Vassar. Eighth Row—B. Saunders. W. Smith, Tibbitt, Reyes, Payne, Tabberer. Page Twenty-Six -T ■
CLASS OF 1940 For the fifth consecutive year, the sophomore class was the largest in school, having an enrollment of 275 students. The officers of the class: Howard Smith, president, Harold Cook, vice-president, Jimmy Aiman, secretary, George McCurdy, treas- urer; Donald Liston, cheer leader. Emma Lou Wendt and Jack Ramsey were representatives of the sophomore class in the Student Council. These sophomores represented the class in the Leadership Club: Ralph Childs, Harold Cook, Joe Cook, Lenore Hoke, Donald Liston, Betty Perkins, Jack Ramsey, Howard Smith, Ruth Spencer, Ray- mond Tabberer, Emma Lou Wendt, and Jimmy Aiman. Major social activities of the class consisted of the Sophomore Skid, in the late fall, and a picnic in the spring. The group was awarded second prize in the third annual stunt assembly program. Novel entertainment, consisting of a German band and a Big Apple dance interpretation, composed the skit. First Row—K. Cromwell, Cassidy. N. Duggins, Berry. Carpenter. B. Duagins, Baker, L. Cook, Chandler, Do Lccrsny- der, Sebo. Second Row—Dillon. Darnell, H. Cook, Dickerson, Ayalla, Clark, G. Bruce, Babcock, Bonnott. Third Row—Arnold, Bucfcman, Bowzer, Coxen, Casey, Bottum, E. Bruce, Dnit , Burr. Fourth Row—G Brown. Alexander, Copoland, Aiman, Cerovich, E. Crew, Ashley, Eileen Crew. Denys. Fifth Row—Debasno, Coons, Boll, J. Cook, Becker, Corrlston, Atwood. Arm- strong. Sixth Row—Huden, Briscoe, Connor, Benlon, Barnes, M. Bruce, Davis. Seventh Row—Hayden, Adamson, An- son, Burns, J. D. Cook. Bailey, Browor. Eighth Row—Doyle, Childs, R. J. At- kinson. First Row -E. Lewis, Tones, Hull, Evans, V. Johnston, Larson. E. Gutierrez, Har- rity, Haney, Keith, Holthouse. Second Row—Hays, Griffith. M. Hogan. Knowles, C. Lewis, Leake, Foster. Hark- ness, C. Harris. Third Row—Forrester. R. Harris, Holmes, Gower, O. Guticrre:, Erter, M. Heil- man, L. Heitman, Holm. Fourth Row—M. leffries, Holtman, Lee, Elliott, Cuttler, Laird. Jayme, Hills. Fifth Row—E. Hogan. Kissinger, Fox. Ellsworth, Erie, Fudge, Lawson, Inger- son, Kallaras. Sixth Row—Kane, Fuller. Ferreira. Lad- onburger, G. Johnston, G. Fisher. V . Johnston, C. Jeffries, Fisher. A. Har- ris, Ketchum. Page Twenty-Five
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