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FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1: Rodney I-Ialllng, Vivian Oakland, Beverly Bonn, Darrel Krick, Bertha Erickson, Bartley Held, joan Gerrard, Geraldine Schmidt, Charles Auka. Dorothy Oakland, Bobby Keller, Rose E1-ck, Robert Loe, Wilma Johanson, Dick Benson, Merdith Stanton, Jacky Neamyer, Marilvn Foss, Harvey Held, Mr. Melsted, Adviser. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES ROW 1: Margaret Berg, Darleth Bierman, Elaine Lee, Vivian Gerrard Dorothy Cookman, Marjorie Gerrard, Monica Lee. ROW Z: Theone Fosberg, jackie Kristensen, Sheldon Schmidt, james Lax son, Richard Lien, Leo Brannan, Billy Hendrickson, Billy joe Krick, Alf Pollestad, Ernest Malmedahl, Gail Erickson, Mrs. Brethelm, Teacher. 1 8 4 w .,,.
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jUNIOR CLASS This year the junior Class added a new member to their class, jack Stanton, and Ray Grabyill dropped out leaving the same number of students this year as last year. The junior Class is still the largest class in High School. The class raffled off an electric mixer at the annual school carnival. The mixer was won by Miss Eleanor Phillipps of Bisbee. The proceeds of the raffle were EB73.l5. The carnival queen candidate was Verna Fruck. The junior Class has been active in all the extra curricular activities of the school Two of the junior boys, Walter Bierman, and Curtis Larson are the co-captains of the High School Basketball Team. Andrew Gerrard went to Kansas City as a member of the National F.F.A. Chorus and Lauritz Berg went as a member of the National F.F.A. Band. The class officers were elected as follows: . President ------- William Gores Vice-President -- Allen Anderson Secretary Treasurer-Verna Fruck Adviser- ---------- Mr. Bretheim SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class began the school year of 1948-49 with 14 class members. The class officers are as follows: President ------- --Arlyn Larson Vice-President ------ Richard Kulier Secretary Treasurer-Hillman Nelson Adviser -------------- --Mr. Ulland Our class activities started out with the initiation of the Freshman class. The Freshmen boys wore skirts and blouses with a necklace of carrots around their neck. They also wore work shoes and gloves. The Freshmen girls wore bib overalls and men's shirts with a necklace of carrots around their necks. They also wore men's work shoes. Make up was put on both the boys and girls when they got to school. Ann Lang was elected the Sophomore Class candidate for the title of school carnival queen. She was second in the contest. The Sophomore Class started selling pop and candy at the basketball games this year and plan to bring up our class funds in this way. 17
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FRESHMAN CLASS r In the Freshman Class there are Z1 members. The class officers were elected as follows: President ---------------- Robert Loe Vice-President ---------- Dick Benson Secretary-Treasurer-Dorothy Oakland Adviser ----------------- lvlr. Melsted On November 2, 1948 we were initiated by the Sophomore Class. The boys were dressed like girls with women's hats, the girls were dressed like boys with their clothes on backwards. We also had to carry a glass of water with two tooth- picks in it all day. The Freshman Class plans to sell pop and candy at every other basketball game. , There are 7 students in the school band and 5- in the beginners band from the Freshman Class. All the girls are out for girls basketball and eight of the boys are out for boys basketball. Dorothy Oakland was our carnival queen candidate. She was also crowned queen the evening of the carnival. ' SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES This year there have been twenty-two pupils in the seventh and eighth grade room. Nine of these pupils have been in the seventh grade, and the other thirteen have been in the eighth grade. This has been ,a very busy year for all. Besides ' doing the usual studying, many have taken part in the extra-curricular activities along with the high school. Nineteen of this group are in the high school chorus, eight are in the band, and three have been practicing in the beginner's band. Six of the boys have been out for junior basketball and four of the girls have been junior cheerleaders. The seventh graders have another year to look forward to in the same room, but the eighth graders find themselves on their final steps toward high school. To them it hardly seems possible they have passed through three stages in school already--the primary, intermediate, and finally the grammar grades. Only eight are left of the original class of fifteen pupils who began their first day of school in 1941. They are Darleth Bierman, Dorothy Cookman, Vivian Gerrard,,Bil1y Hendrickson Charlotte Ke11er,5Jacky Kristensen, james Larson, and Richard Lien. Elaine Lee joined the group in the third grade and in the fourth grade Marjorie,Gerrard was added to the enrollment.. Sheldon Schmidt and Lydia Westemeier came to'Bisbee in the fifth grade, and Alf 'Pollestad joined the class for the eighth grade. They have enjoyed their grade school days, but are looking forward tograduation and to high school. 19 I
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