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The Junior Class Ryan, Thomas Kendrick, Doris Dwyer, Mary Gage. Lucas Westfall, Louise Roberts, Basil Kennedy, Dan Hanlon. Don Kennedy, Charles Otvos, Joseph Tremain, Mary Nye, Kenneth Grime, Marion Isaman. Dolores Tobin. Catherine Burdin. Florence Bobbette, Ruth Gregg, Margaret Greene, Irene Hughes, Leora Wales. Helen Lyga. Ben Marris, Clara Zupan. Mary White, Bernadette Marris, Raymond Sullivan, Dorothea Stearns. Lewis Barilla, Mary Fisher. Tracy Westbay, Mable McCall. Julia Williams. Lloyd Baker. Pauline Emhoff, Leona Howells, Dorothy Lieurance, Howard Rathburn, Ruth Baker, Edward Walsh. Kathleen Havens, Helen Louise Kramer. Kenneth Pugh, Donald Amo, Ernest Davis, Donald Hart, Louis Kimber, Jane Panghorn, Anna Popek, Katherine
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The Junior Class On October 10, 1933, forty-two Juniors met with Principal Wayne L. Lowe to elect the class officers and the class adviser. As a result of this election Joseph Otvos was elected president; Ruth Bohhette. vice president: Leora Hughes, secretary, and Daniel Kennedy, treasurer. Mr. Moon was elected class adviser. The members voted to pay seventy-five cents as class dues, which were to he collected by the treasurer. As a result of the mid-year examinations, six Sophomores gained enough units to become full fledged Juniors. The outstanding event, in the Juniors’ estimation, was the annual Jun- ior Prom which was held in the school gymnasium, April 13. with music b Charlie's Melodians. The hosts and hostesses were Principal and Mrs. Wayne I . Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell H. Bucklev. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erlanson. and Miss Helen Walton. The dance was in charge of a general dance committee consisting o Don Hanlon, chairman; Irene Greene. Thomas Ryan. Dolores Isaman. and Margaret Gregg. The decoration committee consisted of Howard Lieurance. chairman; Daniel Kennedy. Catherine Tobin. Helen Havens, Leora Hughes, and Thomas Ryan. The advertising was in charge of Dorothea Sullivan. Margaret Gregg. Ruth Bohhette. Pauline Baker, and Doris Kendrick. Lloyd Williams took charge of the lighting with the assistance of two Freshman boys. Each Junior wore a white carnation, representing one of the class colors, which are blue and white. The climax of our Junior Class activities came with the annual recep- tion given to us by the Senior Class on May ft. This was a private affair and only Juniors and Seniors could come with their invited guests.
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