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010111:-::.::: zusoxozuzzrifli 10116 'cixzaixi L .':1::19g0:c19g0:0Iu. Top Row: Lloyd Hilyard, Allie Lee Holtzapple, Joe Mueller, Junior Lindamuth, Theodore Miller, Vernon Wildermuth, Doyle Roebuck. Middle Row: Kenneth Stout, Julia Richardson, Hazel Fogt, Leona Thomas, Annabelle Place, Donna Jean Steveley, Imogene Link, Julia Place. Bottom Row: Norma Bowersock, Ruth Roby, Mary Huelskamp, Ruth Whetstone, Mr. Lenart, teacher, E1- len Adams, Hazel Smith, Glendora Harris, Jean Burkett. Freshman Class In the fall of 1938, twenty-four eager freshmen took their tirst steps into their lllgllSi'llO0lCE1l'QEl'. Although the upper t-lasses tended to look down upon them, they maintained their rights with determination. During the year, three new students en- rolled, increasing the total enrollment to tweiity-sew-ii. 'Phe elass inomhers took an ac-tive inter- est in all extra-t-urricular activities, in addi- -.-,-.-..-.,- -,-,-. -.-. -.,- -. - -......-.Q0 .- - tion to the regular school Curriculum. At the beginning of the school year, the following class officers were Chosen: President ........ Norma Jean Bowersoek Vice President ............. Hazel Smith Secretary and Treasurer ., Imogene Link Sponsor ...............,...,. Mr. Lenart To all who have assisted the freshmen in any way during the year, they express their gratitude. t-3 11,1 Q'-if-it-302. aux: 1. it 24 Q
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Sophomore Class In September, 1937, the class of 1941 em- barked on a four-year excursion into the realm of high school. Deep though the waters seemed to be, the ship quickly reached its first port. After on- ly a few months' leave, once more seven- teen pupils met together to choose the com- manders for the second year of the excur- sion. Those selected were: President ,................ Gerald Elsass Vice-President ........ Emerson Burnfield Secretary and Treasurer . Bonita Anspaugh News Reporter .......... Marian Sprague Sponsor ..... .... B Iiss Henry The Class has enjoyed several parties dur- ing the year. All the members have partici- pated in extra-curricular activities in the ship of school also. The second successful part of the excur- sion is at an end. and the ship once more rests in harbor. Next year, as junior mem- bers, the class will strive to penetrate deeper into the realm of education and to carry away with them the fruits of time well spent in difficult yet pleasant study, Top Row: Emerson Burnfield, Norman Butcher, Howard Bowsher, Gerald Elsass. Middle Row: Norma Jane Roebuck, Margaret Bigelow, Miss Henry, teacher, Alice Mae Naumburg, Marian Bowsher. Bottom Row: Glenna Tangeman, Jean Anne Harsh, Betty Kriemes, Martha Mertz, Marian Sprague, Bonita Anspaugn. ' 10:4 an 4:01011-1513: 1:1149 1-:pug zu:-rg: 1 1: 1: -1 1:34 2 1 iq:-,tcm--r3o3 1.11. 1 10:15
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Seventh and Eighth Grades -- :::::::::1:::::- : : : : :1--WHITEFEATHER -0:2 :2-i: 1:-:: : : ---21:2 Here we are folks, the seventh and eighth grades. In school, we worked, and at noon we played: There we worked, like a bee and a dove, trying to get to the next grade above: Some boys and girls left us: some came ini We hope there are more next year to begin, Ever half way across the water we flow, And next year, closer to the harbor we'll go. -Richard Bowersock The seventh and eighth grade room was filled to capacity throughout the entire year. We started with a number of fifty-three members, but We lost two members, leaving a total of lifty-one. We all had a most en- joyable year together and liope that next year good spirit. attendance and coopera- tion will still exist in our seventh and eighth grade room. Back Row: Junior Place, Marjorie Elsass, Delores Kantner, Harold Krites, Margaret Roby, June Naurn' burg, Kurtis Hager, Roger Lybarger, Norman Cook, Marion Lee, Don Place, Dean Place, Betty Louth, Don Paul Fritz, Gail Blackburn, Donald Elsass, Gerald Miller. Middle Row: Betty Mitchell, Elsie Wilderrnuth, Annabelle Ramga, Louise Brown, Gene Wagner, William Brown, Miss Suter, teacher, Robert Lee, Theodore Redick, Desmond Miller, Dean Butcher, Kenneth Krites, Lester Daniels, A. J. Sanford, W'eslie Spacht. Front Row: Neal Perry, Lorraine Sanford, Betty Perkins, Willa June Steveley, Marcelle NVildermuth, Nor- ma Huelskamp, Georgene Place, Doris Louth, Vivian Tangeman, Ruth Sunderland, Alice Doorley, Ester Fogt, Virginia Sprague, Jean Naurnburg, Jack Sprague. - - - -.-. . ---------- 2.210 3,111.1 1 1 1 1.11 1 11g.1i1.1.1
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