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I Ruth Rittenhouse Max Quigley Joan Smith Senior Class History September 10, 1942--Today 60 green freshmen entered B. C. H. S. The patter of our little feet echoed up and down the hall, as we walked, awe-inspired' through the corridors, and met for the first time, our idols, the upperclassmen, longing for the day. when we too, would be idle. Miss Warfel was chosen to guide our faltering footsteps through the first try- ing year. Harland Bovd was elected President of the newly formed class with George Sperry as vice-president and Ruth Stockdale secretary-treasurer. Dave McDonald was our outstand- ing athlete, earning a letter in football. September 7, 1943--Those of us who didn't pass out, passed--and thus reached that state of achievement known as becoming sophomore. Miss Winbigler was elected as our spon- sor, Rosalie Foster was president, George Sperry vice-president. and Dolois Huffman secret- ary and treasurer. September 5, 1944--At last we were upper-classmen-Hallelujah! Most of us were act- ive in the school's activities. Don't Take My Penny was our class play with Mary Frances Temple and George Sperry in the leading roles. Dorothy Russler acted as editor of the School Buzz which is annually sponsored by the Junior Class. We were all busy preparing for the Prom which was the highlight of our school year. Sponsors were Miss Jones and Mr. Thorn- ton. Class president-George Sperry, Vice-president-Rosalie Foster, Secretary-Ruth Rit- enhouse, and Treasurer-Gaylen Statler. September 4. 1945-- I think that I shall never sea a senior wonderful as thee-- We were deeply stirred by these praises from our little freshmen friends as they knelt before us on bended knee. fOf course we applied the paddle to those who didn'tJ Mrs. Clark acted as class advisor, Max Quigley as President, Ruth Rittenhouse as Vice-president, and Joan Smith as Secretary-treasurer. As Seniors, wesponsored the Homecoming Dance with Dol- ores Huffman reigning over the festivities as queen. Later in the year. Mary Frances Temple won the D. A. R. award and Lois Sheckler, Ruth Stockdale, Evelyn Pieper, Kate Oblander, Lila Hutchins the typing awards and Bar- bara Lovell Lila Hutchins the shorthand award.
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