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JIM CLAYBAUGH President He doesn't break the rules, he just bends them a little. MARY SAVAGE Secretary She's the quiet kind, whose nature never varies I960 On August 31, 1956, 25 scared stiff Freshmen entered the halls of B.H.S. to begin an unforgettable 4-year adventure. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President--Mary Ann Schelkopf, Vice President--Jim Clay-baugh, Secretary--Rosana Duggins, and Treasurer--Gene Sollenberger, and our class advisors were Mr. Martin, Mr. Hamby, and Mr. Schultz. For Student Council members, we elected David Coon and Pat Johnson. During the fall we began the successful project of moneymakers. We elected Bob Ashley and Pat Johnson as the King and Queen candidates for the Snowball Dance in January. As our freshman year came to a close, we found ourselves well represented in all school activities. During the year we had lost Chuck Barnes, and during the summer vacation Rosana Duggins was to leave us. On August 30, 1957, 23 bright Sophomores started their second year at B.H.S. Elected with the help of our advisors, Mr. West and Mrs. Carlson, were these SHIRLEY FOSTER Reporter A quiet charm, a pleasant way. BOB ASHLEY Vice-President They say he was once caught studying. y 12
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SANDY PARKS SENIORG class officers: President--Jim Clay-baugh, Vice-President--Sandy Parks, Secretary--Pat Johnson, Treasurer--Mary Ann Schelkopf, and Reporter--Eleanor Shaffer. The Student Council representatives were Gene Sollenberger and Bob Ashley. For our class projects, we again picked up corn, sponsored a dance, and had a hoboday. As the King and Queen candidates for the Valentine's Ball, we chose Janice Whitson and Gene Sollenberger. Our sophomore year ended in both joy and sadness--we had lost Gene Sollenberger, Nancy Vantine, and Tommy Smith, but we did receive our class rings the day before school was out. On a very hot August 28,1958, 22 Juniors, including Lyle Slane who joined our class from Elwood, began a very busy year in every way. We first met and elected our President--Jim Clay-baugh, Vice - President--Jim Coulter, Secretary--Gary Smith, Treasurer--Mary Ann Schelkopf, and Reporter--Jim What would school be without joys; what would life be without boys ? DAVID COON Why be difficult when with a little more effort you can be impossible . JOYCE SACKS I live for fun and fun I have. DOROTHY SATORIUS Character is simply habit long continued. GARY SMITH A woman hater, he hates to leave them. 13
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