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— C.J4.S. ? —seven Third Row — Marie Cornell, Jackie Hawkins, John Statler, DeWayne Pfefferkorn, Gary Allen, Jackie Ray Lc- monds, Mary Jane Wiles, Evelyn Sue Soudcrs. Second Row — Aaron Culbertson, Bcrnadean Arnold, Shirley Evelyn Whitsell, Sherry Haupt, Joan Lcmonds. Anna- Ice Baker, John Wesley Hinkle, Donald Latham, Fred Lindy, Gene Bollinger, Bobby Jean Brockmire, Billy Daniel. First Row — Dale McKenzie, Marie Edwards, Ronnie Dudley, Donald Hurt, Pauline Kincade, Mrs. Lewallcn, sponsor; Betty Jean Castleman, Helen Thornton, Bonnie Seabaugh, Betty Jean Schocn, Billy Ray Warner. Students not present when group pictures were made — Birl Knowlton, Bob Wolfe, Lester Gramlisch. SEVENTH GRADE The twenty boys and seventeen girls of the 7th grade came to Chaffee High full of enthusiasm to take their places in the general run of the High School schedule. Officers of the class are: Sponsor — Mrs. Fred Lewallcn President Donald Hurt Secretary Gary Allen Vice-President Ronnie Dudley Treasurer Helen Thornton News Reporters Donald Hurt, Gene Bollinger, Jackie Hawkins, Betty Jean Castleman, Marie Cornell, Pauline Kincade, Betty Jean Schoen Evelyn Sue Souders was the candidate for Halloween Queen. The class enjoyed their various amusements, especially the roller skating parties. Trying to realize values while young, the students were happy to give to the mile o’ dimes” and The Yanks Who Gave”. They are looking forward to new and interesting experiences in the eighth grade.
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C. JJ. £==== Cli(jlith Cjraile First Row — Bobby Nelson, Jimmie Clark, Geraldine Hclt. Mary Dean Parks, Catherine Modglin, Billy Eastwood, Mrs. Blocker, Leon Gosnell, Kenneth Fakers, Loretta La Rue, Russell Obcrmann, Bobby Bentley, LaVaughn Green. Second Row — Tilmon Blocker, Viola Brockmire, Lucille Hughes, Patsy I [alter, Darius Fish, Max Kinder, Mary Kel- ley, Betty Davenport, Norval Sadler, Phyllis Hubbard, Tommy Hceb, Peggy Shell, Leonard White, Maude Moore, Dortha Grcmar, Dorothy L. Spivey. Third Row — Helen Davis, John Heeb, Paula Niswcnger, Mary Catherine Eddy, Edward Baker, Arthur Eldridge, Nancy Nunnally, Loren Badders, Billy J. Todd. Lyndell Hooker, Wesley Bentley, Frank Whitcsell, Donny Litzcfell- ner, Richard Allen, John Rosencuist, Charles Dennis. Absentees — Georgia Golightly, Marilyn Casebolt, Russell Simmons, Clyde Benficld, Billy Gramlisch, Donald John- son, Erma Schoen, Truman Slinkard, Bob Hart. EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade had a good start this year with 54 members. There are twenty-three girls and thirty-one boys, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Blocker. The class officers are as follows: President Tommy Heeb Sec. and Treas. Betty Davenport Vice-President Peggy Shell Reporters Phyllis Hubbard, Marilyn Casebolt, and Wesley Bentley In choosing our Halloween Carnival Queen, we had three candidates: Nancy Nunnal- ly, Marilyn Casebolt, and Phyllis Hubbard. Phyllis Hubbard was the winning candidate. The eighth grade Christmas party was held in the gym. Games were played and gifts were exchanged. In December, Tommy Heeb was chosen as the citizen of the month. The class was well represented in the band. Their interest in personal giving was to the mile o’ dimes” and The Yanks Who Gave”. The spring operetta, Bobbie” was the class’ entertaining feature of graduation. — 28 — -194 7:
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