Blue Creek High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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eniot 61444 16,l..4f0'Zy We, the Blue Creek Class of l956, entered high school with a total of twenty-four green fresh- men. This year we had as our officers: Bill Laukhuf, president, Gerald Williamson, vice-president, Larry Sinn, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. l-ombright was our advisor. We started our sophomore year with twenty active members, having lost Sharon Rowe, Dale Ger- ber, Ben Craft, Rose Marie Baker, Carol Bland, and Opal Vance, we gained two new members: Larry Hayes and David Gehres. Our officers this year were Bill Laukhuf, president, Larry Sinn, vice-president, Janice Foxx, secretary-treasurer. During this year we ordered our class rings. Our advisor was Mr. Shand. We started our junior year with sixteen members, having lost Dennis Bennett, Margaret Doster, .lack Hammon, Larry Hayes, Martin Raudabough, Gene DeLong, and Gerald Williamson, we gained Norma Adkins and Carl McVey. Our officers this year were Barbara Roger, president, Bill Laukhuf, 'vice-president, Janice Foxx, secretary-treasurer, Norma Adkins, reporter. We had to work very hard this school term in order to raise money for the .Junior and Senior trip to Washington D.C, Our ad- visor was Mr. Jay. With the help of Miss Mouser, we presented our junior class play, That Brew- ster Boy . Now our long journey is almost over. As seniors we are very proud to be the first graduated class at our new school building. We have twelve members, having lost Rex Rodman, Gerald Hofacker, Carl McVey and Norma Adkins. We presented our senior play, Out of This World , with the help of Mr.Scarbrough. Our officers were: Charles Hart, president, Janice Foxx, vice-president, Mildred Perry, secretary, Bill Laukhuf, treasurer, Barbara Rager, reporter. We are also looking forward to our Senior trip to New York City with the help of our advisor, Mr. Compton. These school years have been enjoyed by all of us, and we know that the time, which we have spent at our school will help us face the problems that we will meet in future days. BY Franklin Cavinder 99