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Silly Sophomores Row I: Fred Airgood, Shirley Alexander, Jeneane Baab, Ed Banish, Barbara Boozer, Don Bright, Bonnie Brown. Row 2: Blaine Brown, Keith Burgess, Beverly Dahring, Marcia Gark, Bill Geisler, Paul Gillis, Mary Griffendorf. Row 3; Louise Hebner, Lewis Herr, Kenneth Hora, Roberta Jesswein, Thomas Johns, Shirley Klutes, Jerry Kugle. Row 4: Bill Lansdale, Betty Loggains, Lester Lohraff, Robert Luttke, Patsy Martin, Virgil McKinney, George Merrill. Row 5: Marlene Moyer, Frances Nelson, Roselyn Null, Grace Ostrom, Betty Patton, Mary Phillips, Jim Riemland. Row 6: Nancy Rudell, Janet Rumbaugh, Linton Schinske, Marvin Schinske, George Schaffer, Jim Shank, Marilyn Smith. Row 7: Norman Stemm, Helen Stephenson, Janet Stover, Richard Stover, Charlotte Streight, Kenneth Stuckey, Gary Tillstrom. Row 8: Patsy Tropp, Homerlene Tucker, Joan Vanderboegh, Virginia Watkins, Richard Wetzel, Harry Wilson. Absent, David Patton, Bob Shembarger, Betty Wyman. At the beginning of the school year there were sixty members of the SOPHOMORE class. We now have Fifty-five enrolled. Our first semester officers were elected as: President—Dick Stover Vice-president—David Patton Secretary—Jeneane Baab Treasurer—Linton Schinske Reporter—Norman Stemm On December 2, we had our annual family night for the Sophomores and 'heir parents. We sold candy bars and potato chips, and checked coats at all the home basketball games. The class ordered their rings the first of February for delivery in May. We are proud to be the SOPHOMORES of “fifty-three” and the seniors of “fifty-five.” 15
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Freshmen Funny Row I: Gail Davis, Douglas Burgess, Dixie Brown, Florence Bowering, Janet Bixby, Robert Berry, Jim Carter, Earl Chandler. Row 2: Casey Clark, Larry Clem, Roger Murray, Gloria Zcrby, Hilda Bussc, Bonnie Lotsbaich, Darlene Rolph. Row 3: Roberta West, Faye Page, Janet Marquardt, Ann Falkner, Carina Tudor, Barbara McBain, Lee Anderson, Rosemary Kugel. Row 4: Paula Hardy, Beverly Dinges, Gail Tillman, Lucille Causey, Joanne Timmrick, Shirley Sanders, Betty Knollmueller, Wilma Halfacre. Row 5: Joanne Reisig, Virginia Carter, Patricia Parrish, Margaret Zelmer, Beverly Kerstetter, Patricia Wregglesworth, Janet McLauchlin, Jane Sill. Row 6: Shirley McGath, Richard Merrill, Don Wolford, Philip Swihart, Don Stover, David Lantz, James Geisler, Coy Fortson. Row 7: Dick Nelson, Bob Zavec, Bill Neidlinger, Pat Love, Lowell McLaughlin, Robert Stemm, Ronald Benjamin, Larry Zech. Row 8: Robert Hepler, James Thomas, Robert Simak, Floyd Stineback, Jesse Bright, Gary Moore, Ted Tucker, Bill Hoge. Row 9: Donald Shembargcr, Harvey Wagner, Albert Forbes, Robert Gray, Harold Hicks, Grant Personette, Donald Miller, Frank Fisher. Row 10: Dorcas Mayer, Larry Shaffer, Allen Claar, Jon Wolcott. The class officers for the first semester were: Douglas Burgess as President, Jesse Bright, Vice-president, Janet Bixby Secretary, Gary Moore Treasurer, Janet Marquardt, Reporter and Bob Zavec, Jane Sill and Albert Forbes as Student Council Representatives. Mr. Donald Ashdown and Mr. Faye Chance are the FRESHMAN class sponsors. The Freshman boys had a paper, scrap iron and steel drive, on which they made $50. The Freshman girls had a bake sale from which $18 was realized. The FRESHMAN class took dancing lessons Tuesday evenings bimonthh for three months from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnhart. They gave a free dance Tuesday evening February 10 in the school gym. The Room mothers and a few other mothers made pies for refreshments. Several parents of the students were present. 17
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