Carlton High School - Cuhsyco Yearbook (Carlton, OR)

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H- - X SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore olass of 1946-47 had a trying, but joyous year. With the help of Raymond Spooner, president: Kenneth Hodney, vioe presi- dent, B111 Holm, secretary: Doris Boettoher, treasure:-3 Leonard Cox, sergeant-at-arms, and Lavilla Michaelsohn as olass representative, we had a suooesshzl year in our hot-dog sales, and the sponsoring of shows and a play. Our play cast for Angel Child, was Lavilla Miehaelsohn, Doris Boet- tcher, Dorothy Druliner, Carolyn Jernstedt, Kenneth Rodney, and Bob Miller. This play won the play contest of 1947. Daring our school year, we lost Basil Wasson, James Egesdahl and Ann Curtis. The new members of our class were Bob Miller and Dorothy Dru liner. Kenneth Hodney and Bob Hiller succeeded in being on the A team in basketball. The members of the olass who received letters for base- ball last year, were Kenneth Hodney, Austin Warner, Floyd Owens, and Bob Wasson. A Mr. Houser was the sophomore class advisor.

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. JUNIOR CLASS The class of 1948 began its freshman year with a total number of twen- ty one members. Mrs. Stuller was the advisor. Starting the sophomore year with twenty-three members in the class, we were under the advise of Mr. Houser. The class entered the junior year with the following officers: presi- dent, Sherry Jacky vice president, Joyce Andersong secretary, Mary Etta Saxtong treasurer, Keith Spoonerg sergeant at arms, Bill Knaptong coun- cil representative, Ralph Stoutenburg. Our most important activity so far has been our one act play. The title of the play was 'Hearts and Flowers' and we won third place. Miss Pettit, our advisor this year, coached the play. In the play were: Marjorie Scott, Joyce Anderson, Allen Stermer, Donna Mae Hem- bree, A1 Bartlett, and Alfred Hartman. We have sponsored a movie and a magician show so far, and we plan to sponsor a trip to Mt. Hood. There will be other activities in the spring. These will include a Junior Prom and a Junior-Senior banquet. fx X QQ

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