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First Row: Betty Day, Leila Lamb, Helen Bruce, Pauline Ray, Nadine McKee. Robert Loudenback. Robert Burgess. Mary Morgan, Marian Lamb, Eleanor Ann Lefever. Dorcas Camden, Mary Koran. Second Row: Y’ona Loomis. Helen Pruitt. Emma Jean Vaughn. Gertrude Shuman, Betty Root. Ilaruth Klump, Norma Kirk. Jean Flenniken, Pauline Hamman, Pauline Day. Dorothy Zook, Pa mi lie Auth. Third Row: Anna Mary Smith, Betty Redman. Mary Hannon. Xevsa Beckcmeier. Helen Sebens. Delores Shantz. Flo Marie Wright. Audrey Coffin, Phyllis Deforo. Mildred McKenzie, Elinas (’rim. Kenneth Hinton. Fourth Row: Guy Sliumard. Gordon Lindstrom. Eugene Gates. Marion Loomis, Raymond Haynes, Jim Reed, Jim Roberts. Jack Lindstrom. James Hinton, Harold Boyd, Martin Foran. Jack Funk. Fifth Row: William Foran. Thurman Becker. Robert Eckstein. Lloyd Shepherd. Edward Kinney. Leonard Burton, Billy Cahill. Billy Flavin, Max Warren. Joseph Foran. Wayne Fair. (Not in the picture, Billy Buxton.) FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Now that we have been in high school for a year, the green has faded from the innocent faces of some fifty-nine freshmen. We no longer rush up and down the corridors trying to find the right classrooms. We now understand all the right-of-ways of the building and have solved the mysteries of high school life. In other words, “Now' we know' it all.” After our school life was under way, wre chose our class officers. They were the following: Robert Loudenback, president; Mary Morgan, vice president; Nadine McKee, secretary-treasurer; Robert Burgess, member of the Athletic Board of Control. On October 11, w'e held a wiener roast at the Forest Preserve Park. This was our first class gathering. Again on November 18, we gathered at the school house for a class party. Our homecoming float represented victory over Sullivan. Upon it was a very large football that was being carried across the goal by a Bement player w'ho was being tackled by a Sullivan player. We were w'ell awarded for the many hours we spent on our float, because we won first prize. When w'e are no longer freshmen, we are going to stand around and eye the freshmen just as our upper classmen did us. —18—
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