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= On Yesterdays CLASS OF 1941 First Row—Harriet Sprunger, Jeanette Sprunger, Howard Neuenschwander, Richard Burdge, Ned Riesen, Maxine Beavers, Jeanette Amstutz, Elizabeth Hirschv, Vivian Gottschalk. Second Row—Betty Graber, Lucille Sprunger, Deryll Sprunger, Esther Habegger, Patsy Sprunger, Palmer Liechty, Vera Nussbaum, Donald Lehman, Roy Schwartz. Third Row—Gyneth Schindler, Marjorie Habegger, Marie Schwartz, Roger Luginbill, Glenn Habegger, Vera Balsiger, Virginia Nussbaum, Madonna Liechty. Fourth Row—James Sprunger, Marion Smith, Edward Eichenberger, Jr., Arthur Dale Habegger, Kenneth Parrish, Jacob Musser, Lynn Liechty, Robert McKean. Page Twenty-four
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JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Roy Schwartz, Sec.; Gyneth Schindler, Treas.; Marjorie Habegger, Vice Pres.; Edward Eichenberger. Pres.
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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY When we entered high school in the fall of 1937. we chose Roger Luginbili as cur chief guide to help us overcome our sensitive feeling in this new world, the senior high school. Deryll Sprunger, Donald Lehman, and Lynn Liechtv were his three official helpers. The biggest event during our Freshman year war the night cf our Christmas party. In the year of 1L38 we had advanced to the Scphomore stage. Palmer Liechtv led us through our Sophomore year as our president, assisted by Roger Luginbili, Lynn Liechtv, and Deryll Sprunger. Our class had two parties. The first was on February 10. in celebration of St. Valentine’s Day; the last party was a farewell party for our classmate, Gerhart Muselman. We started our Junior year with our number decreased, but we did not let this hinder us in our effort to make progress in our school life. The president we chose this year was Edward Eichenberger; vice president. Marjorie Habegger; Roy Schwartz, secretary, and Gyneth Schindler, treasurer. To add to our experiences, we chose several members to be the cast in a play. “Laughing Irish Eyes,” which we presented on October 20, 1939. Everyone enjoyed it immensely. All of us are trying to be a better class, b?cause we entertain the Seniors at the annual reception on May 10, and we are striving to make it the best of its kind. Page Twenty-five
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