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K. PalM Mr. Marshall Laabert was the new sponsor for the Junior class. As class officers they chose Francis Freese for president; and David Mrnalc for secretary-treasurer. Bud Gundlaah, sleeted to an offiaa in the fall, was classified a senior and resigned. Class rings vers ordered in Oc- tober froa Josten's with a promise of receiving then in April. Selas Taylor was the Junior queen aspirant. She was an atten- dant in the court of Queen Vanda Vaterland. Vlth Mr. Ludlow as director, the play Galloping Ghosts”, produced on the night of Deoeaber 13, proved a great suoaess. The Junior Proa, a formal affair, was set for April 23, the highlight of activities for the school year. I S. Taylor P. Tat a M. Valter i i I 4 B. Welch
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J. Brown J. Cooper J. Boggs The class of 1949 entered Carter County High School three yeare ago with lire. Jessica Hunt guiding then through the freahaan year as spon- sor. Clarence Rowley was naned president; Ulkle Gross, vice presi- dent; and Jill Cooper, secretary- treasurer Jill was the freahaan candidate for Hoaeooalng queen and caae in a close seoond in i ueen Celia's court. Benhard Neiai was sophoaore spon- sor, and the following served as class officers: Bruce Teigen, pres- ident; Hazel Suaners, vice presi- dent; and Clarence Rowley, secre- tary-treasurer For Hoaeooning queen the class chose Phyllis Tates. Shirley Cund- lach reigned the night of Homecom- ing. a. rigg D. Gross D. Meade
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B. Qundlach 1fci J. Kennedj H. Klouzar P. LM.B.rt J. Kelu. Thirty timid freshmen found them- selves cliahing the stone «top of Carter High one bright sunny day in the fall of 1946. Their first class meeting was held under the supervision of Mr. Marsh- all Lambert, who took the position of class sponsor. The following officers were chosen to start the class of '60 through the path of ed- ucation: Wilbur Anderson, president; Betty Owen, rice president; and 01en Askin, secretary-treasurer. The class was initiated at the be- ginning of the year, a very mirthful event for the upper classmen. As their first Homecoming candi- date, they chose Betty Oven. The class took their part in sponsoring the Northwest Assemblies programs. At last ths class of I960 had outgrown the petty requests of a E. Loken 0. A skin v. Brewsr J. Courtney ¥. Crldland C. Elmore
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