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IUNIOR CLASS MANAGERS In this corner we have the JUNIOR OF- FICERS who, with the sponsors, do most of the dirty work. They are: Warren Jones, president, Frances Justus, treasurer, Wilbur Anderson, vice president, and Donna Lee, secretary. The SPONSORS, not pictured, are Mrs. Margaret Schroedle and Robert Carpenter. These are the brains who thought up all those money-making schemes, i. e. the WAYS and MEANS COMMITTEE. Those invitations which are welcomed by everyone are the prod- uct of the INVITATION COMMITTEE. Standing are: Carolyn McGinnis, Barbara Mc- Pike, James Schoenbaum, Barbara Sears, Gene Winingerg Seated-Lois Edmiston, Kathryn Owens, Ann Bailey, Bill Weddle. Two big incidents of the Junior year are rings and the Prom. For the prom there must be music, and that is the job of the ORCHES- TRA COMMITTEE. The arrival of class rings, which are selected by the RING COMMITTEE, is a peak event. Those who selected them are: Irene Wray, Gordon Lowry, Bill Henderson, Arch Voris, Joanne Duncan, Seated-Donna Lee, Mary J. Hartman, Frances Justus, Warren Jones, George Taggart. Last but not least, come the refreshments and decoration for the prom. These two very im- portant phases of the dance are taken care of by the DECORATION and REFRESHMENT COMMITTEES. Standing they are: Reba Perry, Nancy Schrieber, Marilyn Walker, Seated- Carol Krausbeck, Betty Franklin, Claude Kes- singer, Jean Evans, Ralph Turpin.
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Most What? Inquisitive Carefree Cheerful Best Dancer Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Making the Most of Ourselves Boy Hugh Pruett Bill Klumpp Bill 'Beane Harvey Turpin Don Maddox Don Maddox Prettiest Comp1cxionPaul Hubbard Prettiest Hair Handsome Friendly Cutest Unusual Popular Representative Collegiate Neat Chic Polite Artistic Coy lndividualistic Understanding Stubborn Flirtatious Ambitious Vivacious Original Joe True Don Maddox Ian Templeton Joe True Robert Shotts Jack Turner Ian Templeton lan Templeton Carl Boyer Carl Boyer Carl Boyer Albert Todd Jack Allen Robert Shotts Carl Boyer Wayne Boruff Jack Turner Charles Emery Joe True Kay Smallwood Girl Pat Hitchcock Joan Bullock Dorothy Cummings Anne Shoulty Dorothy Dougherty Rachel Box Ula Mae Walker Delores Keith Mabel Schloot Joan Bullock Pat Duncan Esther Kellams Gerry Maddox Gerry Maddox Gerry Maddox Marlys Miller Dorothy Dougherty Carolyn Zipp Joan Sears Dorothy Dougherty Virginia Holt Mary Margaret Fox Virginia Holt Anne Shoulty Mary Margaret Fox Rachel Box Jane Fish Most What? PCPPY Deliberate Likely to succeed Optimistic Pessimistic Forgetful Talkative Sentimental Glamorous Mischievous Athletic Skillful Jolly Efficient Helpful Dignified Most Likeable Intelligent Musical Industrious Fun Attractive Sincere Bashful Dramatic Witty Boy Bill Clark Hugh Pruett Ian Templeton Ronald Clubb Warren Lundy Jack Allen Bob Shotts Morris Norman Joe True Bob Corbin Jack Turner Bob Shotts ,Bill Beane Ian Templeton Tom Thorne Carl Boyer jack Allen Bob Shotts Dale Auerbach Bob Shotts Bob Corbin Carl Boyer Harvey Turpin Wayne Girdley Kay Smallwood Bob Corbin ONE OF THE PLACES WE LOVE MosT Girl Rachel Box Rose Davis Gerry Maddox Jeannie Sherwood Joan True Joan Bullock Pat Hitchcock Joan True Mabel Schloot Virginia Holt Virginia Holt Shirley Babb Joan Sears Joan True Mary Margaret Fox Mabel Schloot Dottie Cummings Gerry Maddox Shirley Babb Mary Margaret Fox Barbara Leahy Mable Schloot Barbara Parker Oweetah Norman Barbara Leahy Barbara Leahy
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