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pC£3uu£ud v WIV ffcIWf VvfW Class is for Courage With which we will lead; is for Earnestness This, we all need, is the Nature Of studying we do; is for Teachers With patience for you. is Hai v trmm s wwr Poem Which none of us lacks; A is for Action We use in our acts. L is for Laughter Like speed in a race, helps in the hardships Of life that we face. H is our Habits Some good; some bad; I is for Idleness This can't be had. 0 la for Gold So rich ana so bright; H is for Honesty You know this is right. S is for Seniors We have twenty-three; C is for Charity Which gives one much glee. H is for Honor A virtue so fine; 0 is Obedience That's a good sign. 0 is for Order Not practiced by fools; L is the Learning We get In our schools. With these letters gathered They bring out a phrase; They stand for our high school. And our grand high school days 1 P
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Clabb We as Green Freshmen started to Camp Point High in 1945. 'Hie following were enrolled in the Freshmen Class: Roland Aden, Merle Austin, Darlene Boling, Glenn Bunte, Virgil Brown, Benny Clevenger, Dolores Decker, Harry Duvall, Maxine Flesner, Irvin Gibson, Arthur Gilbert, Delbert Green, Robert Guthrie, Dale Hemm, Raymond Hopson, Robert Hunsaker, Iris Humke, Wayne Humke, Darlene Janssen, Nadine Johnson, Geraldine Leerhoff, Marion Marsh, James Martin, Arthur pieper, Joan Roland, Patricia Rose, Jean Shultz, Loretta Spohr, Gladys Tournear, Norma Tieken, Robert Weisinger. There were three new members added to the class; Doris Wear, Nadine Davison, and Geraldine Tournear. The class sponsor was Mrs. Genevieve Irwin. The class officers were elected as follows: president James Martin, Vice president Nadine Johnson, Secretary Bob Guthrie, Treasurer Darlene Janssen. The Freshmen class of •45 1 lost one member-Virgil Brown. In 1946 we came back to school as Sophomores. We lost six former members. Merle Austin, Wayne Humke, Arthur pieper Marion Marsh, Gladys Tournear, Doris Wear. We gained one member, Betty Jud, from Liberty. The class elected officers as follows: president Jean Shultz, Vice president Darlene Janssen, Secretary Pat Rose, Treasurer Ben Clevenger, Reporter Dale Hemm, with Mrs. Ethel Blentlinger as the sponsor. In 1947 the class came bacK to school as Jolly Juniors. The main activities during the year were the Junior Class Play, So Help Me Hannah, and the junior and Senior Banquet and Prom. The Junior's presented a Trophy Case to the school. The class had four new members to add to the class; Bob Jacobs, Florian Kovacevich, Ronny Peterson from Liberty and Margaret Amen from Clayton. We lost two members. Bob Jacobs and Geraldine Tournear. The officers for the Junior Class were: president Bob Hunsaker, Vice president, Nadine Davison, Secretary Patty Rose, Treasurer Betty Jud, Reporter Dale Hemm. Our Class made a great success under the sponsoriship of Mrs. Blentlinger, Mrs. Bastert, and Mr. Pacatte. In 1948 we came back to school as dignified Seniors, with four of our members gone. Harry Duvall Joined the Navy Maxine Flesner went to Golden, Dale Hemm went to canton. Mo. and Jean Shultz was married. Ronny petWrson went to Wincon-sin, but returned after Christmaa. The class officers were elected: president Robert Hunsaker, Vice president Robert Guthrie, Secretary Betty Jud, Treasurer Loretta Spohr, Reporter Raymond Hopson. Our class sponsor was Mr. Maynard. The publication of the annual, which required much work, was under his leadership. We wish all classes great school pleasure and success.
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