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FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Chandler High School opened the school year with the enrollment of twenty Freshmen. They were Jiles Sanders, Darwin Hendrickson, Pearl Leslie, Harold Wilhelm, Louise Miller, Roland Tuley, Jack Thompson, Charles N. Camp, Hayden Roll, Adodell Owens, Roger Lenn, Floyd Schuble, Jean Seavers, Harold Carey, Feme Rinkle, Ruth Hanning, Earl Ellis, Boyd Fisher, Willis Okes, and William Childs. During the fourth month of this school year, Walter Huck came to our school from Newburgh and became a member of the Freshmen Class. Another member was added to our class in the fifth month of school. This new Student was Alfred Gardner, who came to our school from Tennyson. Much to the sorrow of the faculty of the High School and every member in the Freshman Class, Walter Huck left our midst. He moved to Illinois and will enter High School in Champaigne. Each member of the Freshman Class is wishing that he will have the privilege of finishing High School with the present members of his class, and that this class may graduate with many honors. Freshmen Class Activities The freshmen had as their fall class activity a weiner and marshmellow roast. It ’.Wap held in a grove back of Stocks Mine. Mi’s. Eskew was Chaperon. Many games were played and the whole affair was greatly pnjoyed. The Chandler Freshmen Class of 1936-37 played three basketball games during the Reason and won two of them. The players were parwin Hendrickson, Jiles Sanders, Earl Ellis, Hayden Roll, Willis Otoes, Boyd Fisher, Harold Carey, and Bill Childs. The Freshmen team got new suits in their plass colors of green and white, and they were i'ery proud of them.
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Three Freshmen boys played oh the eecoo teepn this year, and Bill Childs scored the highest number of points for the year All the Freshmen expect to be baok at C«H.S. next year and earn even greater honor and glory than they have won this year. CLASS OFFICERS Presidept Vlae-President S e c.r e taryx Tr ea sur er Pearl Leslie Bill Childb Adedell Owens '- t ti-A JUNIOR IZ-Eb : i£-A 5ENI0R 9-E): 9-a ■5MtI FRE5MMAN - MQ-A SOPHomORE
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