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FIRST ROW: Glen Gorrell, Karl Sebrlng. Rolla Van Matre. Howard Moore. Robert Brit- tenhani. George Loud-nback. Jim Raglan. Scott' Wilkinson Robert Moore. Dale Jackson. John Foran, Barney Slevin, Fred Lux. Warren Hendrix. SECOND ROW: Mary Belle Le-fever. Julia McCullough. Dorothv Bruce. Lena Cornelius. Lois Spooner. Emily Vance. Norma Rosier. Mary Redman. Marjone Funk. Cecelia Monaghan. Bette Hainev, Marv Brandenburg. Bernadine Conway. Luella Wiggins, Gloria Larson. THIRD ROW: Betty Doty. Helen Lamkin. Irene Flennikin, Mary Conlin, Hollis Stout. Leah Hotz. Margaret Winzenburgor. Gertrude Norberg. Jean Brittenham. Helen Porter. Marjorie Rogue. Ruby Fay. Dorothv X al. Mattie Nichols. Barbara C ook. FOURTH ROW: Charles Ray. Bud Warner. Ralph Rose, Elvin Neathery. James Scott. Everett Wildman. Stanley Sutnhen. Robert Driskill. Carl Morgan. Robert Still. Warren Metcalf. Billy Proctor. Ralph Clark. Harley Day. Kenneth Fisher is not in the picture. • A • he km.an. C aA On the eleventh day of September, 1937. Bement Township High School welcomed fifty-eight freshmen. They industriously entered their places with much enthusiasm. On the fifteenth day of September they elected Jimmy Raglan to serve as president. George Loudenback as vice-president. Scotty Wilkinson as secretary-treasurer, and Kenneth Fisher as member of athletic board cf control. They have not regretted their choice at any time during the term. Under the supervision of the class advisors. Miss Swaim and Mr. Fields, they pre. pared a float to compete for a prize in the homecoming parade. The homecoming was celebrated on October the twenty-third with a parade, a pep meeting, and the crowning of the queen. The Freshmen chose Emily Vance as their candidate for queen. They also took part in the pep meeting by putting on a stunt. We must not leave out the Freshman party. A large group was gathered together for a few hours of fun. They played games in the gym and then when tired restored their vigor by eating hot boiled weiners. Barney Slevin. a member of the Freshman class, has proved to be one of the highest scoring boys on Bfment’s regular basketball team. He helped to win a trophy in the Okaw Valley Tournament. Some of the other freshmen who were on the squad are Billy Proctor. Charles Ray. Kenneth Fisher. Harley Day, Glen Gorrell, Ralph ( lark, and Everett Wildman. Along with the athletes we must include the freshmen hoys who played on the football team. John Foran. Junior Moore, Kenneth Fisher, Da!e Jackson, and Ralph Clark, received letters this year. Besides the regular class work, several freshmen have chosen other ways in which to spend their time. Some are enrolled in the Girls’ and Boys' Glee Clubs. Several are members of the high school band and orchestra. The girls taking cooking or sewing are enrolled in the Home Economics Club. The boys who take soils and crops are enrolled in the F. F. A. Club.
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HWlxen and! (Rlppeni FI KST ROW: Frances Le fever. Julia Ann Dobson. Marjorie Stuber, Sibyl Koinnck, Josephine Le fever, June McCrary, Betty Hill. Mary Belle Lefever. Frances Moery. Marietta Kambo. Maxine Probus. SKtXJND ROW: Luella Wiggins, Betty Flory, Rosanna Fleming. Mary Redman, Catherine Kintner. Rachel Dumb. Margaret Tynan. Lois Jean Spooner, Lena Mae Cornelius. Charlotte Lefever. Betty Doty. THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Hainey, Marjorie Funk. Mary Conlin. Leah Hotz. Marjorie Bogue, Miss Ponder. Helen Lamkin, Mattie Nichols, Ruby Fay. Dorothy Bruce, Julia McCullough. Marjorie Moery Is not in the picture. Outline anmtnA Amtnxca FIRST ROW: Charles Ray. Robert Hendrix. Dick Glennon, John Hendrix. Robert Medaris. Robert Funk. Howard Lindstrom. John Neal. Eugene Lamb, Wilford Wihlman, George Loudenback, Billy Proctor. Harley Day, Glen Gorrell. Warren Hendrix. SECOND ROW: I)onet Tracy. Dale Jackson. James Scott. Dale Redman. Elvin Ncathcry, Carl Morgan. John Koran, Kenneth Fristoe. John Wright. Gail Clapp. Dale Kirkland. Everett Wildman, Junior Fay. Paul Lamb. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hodam. Ralph Pfeiffer. Stanley Sutphen, Howard Moore. Rolla Van Matre. Marion Gardner. Charles Body, John Marker. Dean Medarts, Paul Fish. Vurdette Wildman. Charles Taylor. Junior Moery. FOURTH ROW: Donald Rosier. Robert Glennon. Robert Brittenham, Harold Kirk. Billie Liestman. John Malkus. Robert Larson. Everett Abel. Jack Slevin, Junior Riltenhouse. Wayne Brunson. Joe Rittenhouse, Leo Foran.
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