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SENIOR OFFICERS President: Kent Ringger Vice-President: Randy Habegger Treasurer: Deanna WuUiman Secretary: Pat Isch As Freshmen at Berne, w e elected Jerry Fosnaugh to be our President; Karl Lingsley, Vice-Pres- ident; Connie Herman, Secretary; Janet Lehman, Treasurer. We re- member a skating party as the main event of our first year of high school. After a small taste of high school life, we progressed to the sophomore class. Our officers were Mrav Bransteter, President; Jerry Fosnaugh, Vice-President; Marjorei DeArmond, Secretary; Rosetta Liechty, Treasurer. This year we all made merry at a Beatnik Party, The officers for our Junior year were Randy Habegger, President; Jerry Fosnaugh, Vice-President; Julie Sprunger, Secretary; Jill Yager, Treasurer. We had a wonderful time making our football float and having a hayride. We presented a play entitled The Boor, which was a lot of fun. Before ending our Junior year, we welcomed the seniors to the annual Junior-Senior Reception. The chosen theme was Parisian Holiday, and the cafeteria was artistically designed like the city of Paris. Feeling older and wiser, we reached the exalted position of Seniors. The year was one of hard studying, but lots of fun. We chose as our officers Kent Ringger, President; Randy Habegger, Vice-President; Deanna WuUi- man, Treasurer; Pat Isch, Secretary. Not finished; Just begun, became our motto as we continued on our road to success. Our class colors were mint green and white with the red rose being our class flower. For our Senior class plays we presented The Storm and Sparkin ' . The highlights of our year were the Pops Concert, the Junior- Senior Reception, and the Alumni Banquet. With many happy smiles and a few tears, we graduated on May 23, each of us to tread a different path in life. We look back over these four years with a multitude of happy memories. 24
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DEAN BEER Not too tall, but . . , Oh, so strong. MARVIN BRANSTETER Fun ' s more fun with Marv. DAVID BROOKS Dave ' s not real tall, but gee he ' s cute, and anyway, who wants a brute. Stttckafe todotu . . . CjAju jiuS ixmiOHAOJUP JERRY BURKE If your school work be- gins to bore, sleep in school, but never snore. JANE CHRISTNER Cut out for fun! MARJORIE DEARMOND She may look quiet; but look again ANN FIREOVED ' Invincible.
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