Chatfield High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

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if l -1 Junior High any I s l l 53 as , Q.,., X ,,.A, , K fi 'f X Delores Fuchs Norma Jean Mattern Donald Judd C CLASS PRESWENTS Ninth Grade, Delores Fuchs Eighth Grade, Norma ,le n Nlattern Seventh Grade, Donald Judd QW NINTH GRADE ,Q lst Row: Meeker, Gordon, Arsers, Holets, R. Manahan, Coe, Thurber, Fuch , Caw, McBroom, Keefe. Hanson, Fulton, Miss Meyer. . o-www!! fl.,vLl-JN' 2nd Row: Leonard, Flynn, Wright, F. Richard , Fahlgren. Berna -d, Hitchcock, Skrukrud, Dietz, Fol- lensbee, Doyle, Larrabee, Gartner, Patte .Richards. Pow: Winans, Strom, Poeschel, Winslow, rim, Baler, Helgerson, Grieve, Houghtelin, Morthberg, Brintnall, Allen, Ellis, Sanford. 4th Tow: Canney. Leas, Williams, Perkins, McConnell, Olson, Sharpe, D. Sorenson, Pettey, L. Sorenson, Hess, Kisro, Powers. 3rd The ninth grade which began their year with sixty-five members, elected the following officers: Delores Fuchs, President: Myron Olson, Vice President, Hugh Canney, Secretary-Treasurer. The members of the class have participated in many activities. These include the Homecoming parade in which the ninth grade won first prize for its float: the Junior High Play, Alias J anetta, and the Student Court of which Delores Fuchs is president. In addition, several members of the class be- long to the various music groups and many boys have taken active parts in the athletic program. The highest ranking students in the class from a scholastic standpoint are: Richard Flynn, Yvonne Fahlgren and Elaine Ellis. QCVLUL, fl-if A 1, 4-!,ff,,,.Q X is eos? ' was 'fag Qi