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Mr. Wotring and Paul Potter working together, and with the staff, made me extremely proud of being your school. Mr. Wotring directed the Junior Play, advised the Charhian Staff, and taught Journalism and English besides taking the responsibility of Assist- ant Principal. ew idea in yearbooks tried by ’57 Charhian staff . B°U°m °jck McKenzie, artist; Dan Carpenter, photogra- pher, Helen Reed. Senior section. Second row: Mary Esther K ng, 5lT J:ana9er: ?0ni'8i ,auch Senior cction; Sue Elies, sports; and Julie Sassaman, school life section. Top row: Tom Vogel, advertis- mg Denny Kloko, underclass editor; Jack Smith, sports; Richard Wilkinson, school life editor. ara
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The Junior class officers are: David Myers, President; Signia Young, Secretary; Doris lauch, Treasurer; and Russell Barnhill, Vice President. The ninth grade class officers are: Morey Kayes. President; Kent Bostwick, Treasurer; Sue Parr, Secretary; and Jimmy Halbeisen, Vice President. The tenth grade class officers are: Rosalie Steffes, Secretary; Phil Masters, Vice Presi- dent: Karl Kardel, Treasurer; and Larry Tanner, President.
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While pictures, copy, and glue are the actual ingredients of a yearbook, hard work and co-operation put these parts together. The Charhian Staff, constantly striving to produce a better year- book, added these necessary ingredients to make the book a success. Natalie Hause, Darlene Kelley, Clifford Smith, and Julie Sassa- man looked over the myriads of handicraft supplies and toys. Mr. Gregg, the proprietor, showed these students some of the very Interesting Items which the Hobby Shop features. Bottom row: David Myers, photographer; Chuck Huber, photog- rapher, and Paul Potter, editor. Second row: Signia Young, school life, section, Marie Archer, and Rita Strickland, secretary. Top row: Harrison Walden, advertising editor; Russel Barnhill, adver- tising.
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