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ur' - I 5 'flu get Xi' W 5. mf gmt' V Sophomores: Ruth Baker, John Baker, Raymond Bakies, Florence Borer, Jean Orians, Ellen Frazier, ldella Mae Bristoll, Reid Burson, John Byers, Paul Cantleberry. Jeanne Capell, Janice Corrori, Agnes Droll, Harold Evans, Dano Faires, Robert Kidwell, Betty Jean Garn, Ruth Gottfried, Betty Lee Haines, Nelson Hewitt, Richard Jacob,Leonard Kemerley, Betty Kitzler, Betty Krom, James Kramer, Joan Kramer, Cecil Lab, Harold Luzader, Eleanor McChesney, Dorothy Mericle. Gracetta Merrihew, Florence Mitten, George Munday, Alma Neiderkohr, Bernadine Nye, John Nye, Marjorie Orians, Danna Pahl, Gilbert Phillips, Frances Pierce. Joan Ruffing, Tommy Schira, Frank Shenk, Donald Shenk, Carlyle Simonis, Clayton Shull, Robert Smith, Leland Strahm, Opal Tong, Shirley Tracy. l-larold Turnbell, Junior Simonis, Joseph Vaughn, Mary Louise Vaughn, Maxine Virden, Catherine Weaver, Betty Wenner, Nevin Williams, Alice Wonder, Charles Ziebarth. This page sponsored by: THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY :AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE AND LIME HYDRATED FINISHING LIME
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llllllllll AH!--school again . . . Janis Wenner late for school . . . laughter . . . confusion . . . new face . . . old faces , . . working out schedules . . . kept under the wing of Miss Woodford and Mr. Wentling. Everyone established . . . elections-Barbara Houk, Chuck Heck, Tom Criger, Mary Ellen Calmes, and Betty Hamler, our means for a stupendous banquet. Try outs for mixed chorus . . . football . . . we Juniors turn out some real players . . Chuck Heck a favorite razzle-dazz. Everybody looks sick lhint grade cardsl . . . Girl Reserves and Hi-Y initiations . . . snow begins to fall . . . Tom Criger bundles up in his bearskin. Carnival time . . . Juniors have hill billy movie in study hall . . . no talking in the lobby please . . . Class play, Tom Boy . . . Janis Wenner and Chuck Heck prove to be well suited leads . . . Miss Woodford is highly beneficial director . . . play brings nice profits for banquet lahll . Tom Criger and Lillian Reynolds chosen cheer leaders . . . Christmas time . . . we have an exchange . . . Dick Brown receives a lovely baby pillows Junior Chapel . . . Mr. Mullholand makes a fine Major Bowes . . . change of weather . . such sniffles . . . we get our class rings . . . pocket books decrease. Juniors plan another chapel . . . tournament turmoil . . . candy . . . pop corn . . . ice cream . . . gum . Comes now the highlight of the year-The Junior-Senior Banquet . . . dancing . . . favors . . . speeches . . . afterward, shindig . . . something to remember. School's out . . . frivolity . . . and farewells. 5 v- 'N un- -9- i -an gp- L01 Q-Q 1 lun-
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tfq ' x if 4.5 Ihgmg it 'Ana' . W Autumn do s . . . school . , . upper classmen now . , . Sophamores , . . wise fools . . . the Y Creeks called us . . , not quite so foolish as last year . . . we say . . . and much wiser. Elections . , . same officers as last year . . . practically . . . Alice Wonder . . . Tommy Schira Dano Faires . . . and Ellen Frazier . . . new gym teacher , . . soccer . . . volley ball . . . tournaments . . . doughnut holes for the Sophomore girls. Columbus . . . the Ohio State-Indiana game . . . long ride in busses . . . but an exciting adventure . . . restaurants minus ash trays. Football . . . four gridders from Sophs . . . hot dogs . . . victory at the Upper game. C-lee clubs , , . Nelson Eddys . . , and Jeanette McDonalds . . . warbling . . . dances . . rhythm . . . swaying bodies . , . squeaky victrola. Vacation . . . iingle-bells . . . new dolls and sleds . . , lfor the Sophomores?l . . . New Year . , new leaves turned over . , . we hope . . . school . . , once more . . . terror tests. Chapel . . . good old Poverty Run School . . . Professor Pieracini presiding . . . plenty of gum Operetta . . . practices . . . tun . . . costume fittings . . . make-up. Gay young, Sophomores . . . everything running smoothly now . . . next year . . . Juniors more fun than ever. , Q A u, 47 .. . .. 226-'anna .,:,. .Q - 4-ga., .. x . I 55.6, N: if , 1- J tv f- R, Mx 5 N i - -AA Q , 4s... . is . s A gi Y' N .XF Q ix Q- ' F' ixlf. . is N. 'rx hi Y N fi , ssss Q
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