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Left down: Cooks. Study hall. We wake 'em early! Our protectors. Center: Quiet for once! Christmas decorations. Christmas dinner. Junior beauties! Glee C1ub's out! Ten Right: Who did it? I mean stop! Mama and baby. No secrets, boys.
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WE'VE DONE IT In the fall of 1945 the dreams of thirty-five students came true. Yes, we were finally in high schoo-l. For our officers we chose, Arlene Habegger, presidentg Ruth Inniger, vice presi- dentg Jack Lehman, secretaryg and Joe Wittwer, treasurer. For the girls a big event of the year was the initiation party which the senior girls gave us. We will never forget it. In October we had a class party in the gym. Later in the year we had a skating party at the Sunset skating rink. The next year we felt quite grown up for we were no longer ugreeniesv but were now dis- tinguished sophomores. Thomas Zehr was our president that year with Marjorie Rawley as vice presidentg Claudette Nagel, secretaryg and Frederick Sprunger, treasurer. We had another class party at the Sunset skating rink. We were juniors-upper classmen at last! Just one step from the top! For our class officers we chose Jack Lehman as presidentg Carol Sprunger, vice presidentg Arlene Habegger, secre- taryg and Tom Zehr, treasurer. We went to the CCC camp at Bluffton for a Hallowe'en party. For our class play we presented A Lucky Penny, and with the help of Mss Stone it was a great success. On May 7 we entertained the seniors at the junior-senior reception. Our decor- ations at the auditorium were beautiful. The food and program were enjoyed by all. Now we are Sophisticated Seniorsf' We chose as our officers Jack Lehman, presidentg Rob- ert Liechty, vice presidentg Fritz Sprunger, secretaryg and John Eichenberger, treasurer. Our class colors are Kelly green and white in which this annual has been bound. Our class flower is the Golden Rapture rose. For a class motto we have chosen, Dig for character, not for gold. We have decided to go to Chicago for our class trip. Another event this year was our class play l'Two's a Crowd. We wish to thank all of the teachers for their kindness, patience and help. We will re- member them and many other fond memories of our school years as we climb the ladder to success. The Forty-niners Twelve
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