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Madeline Greever, Mildred Forrester, Bernice Bell, Mary Funk, Maxine Pearce, Anna Seewcr, Vera Shelton, Elhcrta Brown — Eloisc Fazig, Mattie Briggs, Opal Riesner, Evelyn Brookhart, Ruth Miller, Leona Lacey, Thelma Floyd, Lillian Sciuires, Lois Chrysler, Floretta LaRue, Blanche Matheney, Zella Lowry, llcnc Larken, Doris Shick, I-reda Howard, Geneva Funk, Olive Owen, Farrell right, Marian Orr — Miss Stien, Murlie Galliten, Lucille Ruf-finer, Ruth Persho, Marjorie Weaver, Leah Dcverick, Erma Packer, Hazel Shrider, Miss Johnston — Cleta Purcell, Lorrene Watts, Norma McMillan, Mary Alice Poffinbarger, Thelma Gallitin, Josephine Anderson, Algene Foster, Mable Perkins, Margaret Fox. Class History In the year of 1928, 108 Freshmen enrolled to cross four years of their life in the seaworthy ship C. T. H. S. Leah Deverick was the captain of the Freshman Deck. Donald Lippincott was first mate, and Robert Davis was secretary and treasurer. When we came hack from the summer furlough, we found several of our comrades missing. We embarked on the second year of our cruise. Lois Chrysler was elected captain of the Sophomore deck, for we had been promoted. Evelvn Brookhart was first mate and Lucille Moran was secretary and treasurer. Now the third vear of our cruise is almost over and as we look back over the accomplishments of the Junior Class we think of the Junior Class play, ' The 128 1
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JUNIOR BOYS Ted Grover, Leo Rtiley, Glen Funk, Ben Gossett, Donald Lippiucott, Hershel Gardner, Gerald McElfrcsh, Dean Trout, Elwood Davis, Franklin Townsend — Medford Stewart, Harold List, John Hires, Browne Forrester, Wayne Matheny, Paul Delp, Clarence Sidwell, Dale Whitney, Lester Alier, Carl Littlejohn — Caryll Applegate, Arthur Miller, Loren Gardner, Dean Rogers, Harold Shawver, Cyril Emrich, Robert Davis — Darrell Etnire, Darrell Smith, Ralph Walters, Clay Roberts, Gerald Todd. Whole Town’s Talking”. The success of this play is clue to Miss Ennis, who was the director, and the hard work of the cast. The Junior Class is also known for its scholarship. Forty per cent of the straight A honor roll was Juniors. We have entered into athletics whole-heartedly. The boys have represented us well in both basketball and football. The girls won the interclass volleyball tournament. Both the singles and doubles of tennis that represented C. T. H. S. were Juniors. We participated in the Senior Stunt Show. We sold candy on the main deck at noon to make money, besides selling at basketball and football games. The officers this year are Evelyn Brookhart, captain; Clarence Sidwell, first mate, and Geneva Funk, secretary and treasurer. f [29]
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