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PHTLLIS ALBOS JANICE HASS DELOFpe OSWALD
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In 1946, beinp our Junior year, we again received Bonnie Graham as a classmate. Joseoh Shields also enrolled this year. The class officers ,rerc: President, Ethel Kroeger; Vice President, Joseph Shields; Secretary Aleta Faudelj Treasurer, Delores Oswald. With Mrs. Sullivan as our sponsor, we presented the play, Grandpa Goes To Col- lege, V'e Iso pj.am.ed the Junior-Senior banquet under her guidance. Little Holland 1 vis the theme of the banquet which was given April 24 in the gymnasium. In tl.e fair of 1947 there were thirteen Seniors. Lorraine Does- cher left us Tie officers for the year were: President, Donald Ehnsmon: Vi .e Prasident, Janice Hass; Secretary, Arlene Horst; Treas- urer, haihryn English. Mr. Basler was our sponsor. As this was our last wo tool advantage of it by cramming it with fun. (Of course we rorke l very hard on. our Annual and studies too I) T1 e Annual Staff of 1948 presented the school with a new A.B. Dick mimeogiaon nine which we know will be appreciated in years to come just as , e appreciated it in orinting our Bobcat. Tie Sta f went to Norfolk on April 12 to attend the show House of Magic preS' .tod by the General Electric Co. and sponsored by the Non- foil Cl.amber of Commerce and the Norfolk Junior College. Before the show at City Auditorium, the group with their sponsor, Mr. Basler and the Aiurial sponsor, ira. Weils enjoyed r delicious steak dinner at the K;rc ar.t s Cafe. The House of Magic was a demonstration r f many sciendi f r venders fern Jed in the G. E. laboratories and was very worthwhile.. We nresrn+pd cur class play Three Old Maid Aunts April 1st and 2nd with a full house both nights. All the members of the class had some part ih The ir r with the help of Benny Martin. Miss Schmid dir- ected tn; i .£•; vhi.oh proved to be very successful. On April 27ri the class surprised everyone when theydid not aj-pear at school. The reason was soon discovered however the Seniors had gope or. their annual Sneak Das . ' We started to LincolV in the wee hours of the morning with our sponsor, Mr. Busier. Places oXi interest that we visited were: Ihe Penitentiary, the State Capital, Morrill Hall Museum, and the C rrpuses of nd Nebraska University. W e enjoyed a. bit of relaxation ty attending a movie in the evening. We then journeyed home, tired but happy after an unforgettable day. As we look back at the school days we are leaving,we wish some of them could be lived over; but as that is impossible, we hope tomake a success of the life we are now entering. CLASS OF »£8
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