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Juniors Eighty-two new students rushed into the school building on September 2, 1947. Some were short and some were tall, some thin, and some plump. But regardless of their size they were still the new freshmen who had registered at Casey High School. The officers elected during their freshman year were: Betty Orrell, president; Kenneth Comer, vice-president; Marian Shiels, secretary; Junior Bartholomew, treasurer. During this year Miss Lindsey and Mr. Gordon were appointed sponsors for the class. A considerable change took place in the freshmen as they registered for their sophomore year. Each one was proud to think that no longer would they be known as “green” freshmen, but full pledged sophomores. However, only seventy-five came back as sophomores in the fall of 1948. In the sophomore year Bill Savage was elected president of the class. Other officers were: Richard Comer, Kenneth Comer, and Wilma Briggs. As sophomores the class sponsored a St. Patrick dance and a hay ride. Sponsors this year were Mr. Brian and Mr. Cortelyou. 1949 found seventy-one students enrolled as juniors. This year proved to be a busy one for the class. Hard work plus good ideas brought the class the prize for the winning float of the Homecoming Parade. “Lavender and Old Lace” proved to be a well produced play and brought to a close five weeks of hard work in practice. A long promised party finally found its way into the activities of this busy class. The English II teacher, Miss Myers, set a date for the party which was December 14th. The class presented to Miss Myers a gift consisting of a Sheaffer pen and pencil set. The biggest event of the year is the Junior and Senior Prom. Hard work this year is rewarded next year by a prom given for them. Everyone helped decorate the new gym and contributed ideas for a successful prom. Most students agree that the junior year in high school is the best year, and the juniors of 1949-1950 agree wholeheartedly. Lois Ripstra. Richard Comer. Front How, left to right: Mary Ellen Douglas. Lois Ripstra. Edith Strange. Veryl Griffith, Betty Matheny. Norma Simpson. Loren Swick, Wilma Fain. Seeond How: Mr. Cortelyou (Sponsor). Freddy lc ey. Wanda Poe. Natalie Hutchings. Wilma Briggs. Evelyn Cummins. Elberta Carver. Maudeline Spencer, Minerva Inskeep, Mr. Boyer (Sponsor). Back How: Karrell Hills.' Gerald Gibbs. Bill Maxey, Donald Carl. Keith Dunn. Richard Knecht. Kenneth Comet Scott Miller, Wallace Wright. Harold Taggart. TWENTY-SIX
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Juniors Front Row, ■••ft to right: Vera Miller, Roberta Adkins. Beverly Reedy, Marian Shlels. Loreda Carlen, Jo Ann Barkley. Jeannine Owen. Second Row: Ann Davidson, Anita Williams, Betty Orrell, Mary Ann McGIbeny. Betty Umbarger. Verna Winn. Baek How: Lee Shanks. Nell Handley. Eddie Phillips, Max Outright. Junior Bartholomew, Thomas Grissom, Richard Cross, Gail Blankcnbeker. Front How: left to right: Bernice Van Houten. Anita Hopkins. Shirley Shawver, Shirley Carson. Eileen Thompson. Myrna Applegate. Marilyn Knect. Mary Ann Cox. Second How: Garford Mauk, Bill Savage, Mary Finney, Ann Gaddis, Donna Montgomery. Dica Blankenbeker. Bernard Howe. Lee Mitchell. Back Row: Carl Smith. William Coleman. Allen Newlln. Richard Comer, Fred Mann, David Winters, Duane Ritter, James Hopkins. Jerry Niles. TWENTY-SEVEN
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