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, ' l I I I FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row left to right-Robert Schuster, Dorothea Mann, Samuel Marks, lone Parker, Harold Menges, Isabel Iohnson, Kenneth Snapp, Almeda Halstead, Arthur Kellerman, Elizabeth Bender, Edward Teal, Ruth Bardo, Zadah Harris, Bonnie Kreighbaum. Second Row-Clifford Holderman, Grace Knowles, Forest Frank, Esther Hisey, Bruce Cathcart, Paul Names, Clifford Haines, Mary Shellenberger, Lewis Snyder, Maxine Gordon, Howard Fore, Carl Strawser, Mr. Huntzinger. Top Row-Marvin Zeigler, Belle Detwiler, Darwin Kreighbaum, Maxine Haas, Archie Summers, Mary Yohn, Ned Minier, Marie Doty, Donald Slack. Mary Snyder, Ira Leer, Ruth Detwiler. O FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ' On September 8, 1931, forty hopeful little fish started out to explore the great uncharted sea of Education in the vain hope of some day becoming big fish. They chose for their leader, Kenneth Snapp, and for his helpers to keep order among the Hsh, Isabel Iohnson and Almeda Halstead. The tutor and guide of this little school of fish was Mr. Huntzinger. Our little bank of Hsh traveled for a few weeks, when a group of sharks pounced upon us, but after we showed them we could take care of ourselves, they let us go on unmolested. About Christmas time we struck some shal- low water which was very hard to traverse but every one got through, so our party continued on its way for about three months, when we came to some more shallow waterg but as we again got through in safety, our position was advanced and we then became Sophomores. -lone Parker. 4205
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0-'ws 1 P 1 l SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row, left to right--fRoland Mann, Mildred King, Ioyce Peters, Willadean Stemm, Mildred Snyder, Virginia Paul, Elza Covert. Second Row-Esther Menges, Eleanor Pelz, Robert Burden, Raymond Krise, William Pelz, Evelyn Carter, Iames Gordon, Alice Iohnson. Top Row-Mr, Welsh, Lyle Rentfrow, Clarence Garver, Ruth Brown, Mary Fleming, llo Miller, Barbaragene Trager, Bernard Swartzell. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September 8, 1930, twenty-five chicks were brought to Bristol High School. It was a warm day, and we just about died from fright, because our mother, the in- cubator, had told us that the older chickens, in their fourth year of life, were very mean and would surely pick on us, For the first month we just ate and grew fat. Then we woke up to the fact that the older chickens all had foster mothers. So, not to be outdone by them, we elected Miss Clark as our foster mother, Evelyn Carter as chief helper to Miss Clark, William Pelz as assistant helper, and Esther Menges to pay our feed bills. Alice Iohnson was our social secretary. Then we decided our home wasnt pretty, so we had it redecorated in blue and white. ln late December we had a terrible sickness, the older chickens called it examination, and we lost two members. But all of us pulled through the second sickness with flying colors. On September 8, 1931, we started out with twenty-three strong and in our sec- ond year, not afraid of anything. This year, the older chickens let us alone, because there dropped at good old B. H. S. forty weak and dumb baby chickens, afraid of their own shadow, and easy prey for their elders. This time we had Mr. Welsh to protect us, Burton Keller as chief helper, Roland Mann as assistant, and Virginia Paul to pay our bills and be our social secretary. We have had only one sickness so far the same time as last year and are still going strong. ' -Ruth Brown. C199
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l D I D GRADE EIGHT Front Row, left to right-Dora Covert, Robert Haas, Cora Covert, Arlene Bickel, Mary Gordon, Mary Cathcart, Elizabeth Martin, Harold Oesch, Roland Blooming dale, Robert Snapp. Second Rowgldorace Fairfield, Hellen Schwyn, Iessie Sullivan, Helen Menges, Merle Lechlitner, Maynard White, lay Leatherman, Arthur Doty, Malinda Yoder, Ethel Schrock, Lucile Miller, Mr. Thompson. Top RowgRuth Hilbish, Beatrice Garver, Margaret Replogle, Donna Brown, Horace Mosier, Grace Garver, Ann Ringler, Mary lane Garberick, Gladys Kufeldt. GRADE SEVEN Front Row, left Io right-Harold Esterline, Ethel King, Iohn Paul, Mae Schwyn, Dale McClure, Iessie Pontius, Stanley Slack, Olive Doty, Charles Harker, Mary Hilbert. Second Row--Mr. Thompson, Virginia Gordon, Toka Iohnson, Edith Van Ness. Gertrude Detwiler, Virginia Names, Wayne Stemm, Dorothy Foster, Beverly Klop- fenstein, Dorothy King, Helen Osborne, Betty Reed. Top RowiEmerson Williams. Robert Miller, William Rowe, Forest Bellows, Iames Kufeldt, Richard Peters, Don- ald Pressler, Thomas Hilbish, Carroll Zeigler, Freddie Erb. 6213
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