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Class junior Mary Catherine Albright Darlene Allman James Barbee Buddy Barnhardt Gale Bostfen David Bradley Carol Bradshaw Patricia Brinkley Lanny Corriher Mildred Corriher John Crisco Wayne Dabbs Dennis Faggart Johnny Fisher John Foy David Franks Ralph Hallman Larry Hampton Billy Haney Barbara Hayth Frankie Jones Brenda Josey Robbie Klutz Lorita Leazer Paul Barnhardt Wanda Barnhardt Georgia Barringer Jimmy Beaver Diann Burris Stanley Castor Connie Correll Harry Corriher Freddie Diggs Sandy Eagle Bill Elliot Carolyn Evans Gerald Garmon Kitty Goodnight Mary Frances Goodnight Linda Graeber Billy Heilig Larry Horton Susan Hunter Bruce Johnson Bill Lentz Charles Lentz Glenn McCorkle Mary Moore
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Class jhe junior Anticipating the senior year, remember¬ ing the sophomore year, yet always enjoying the present—this is a typical junior. A junior is one who can crowd into a busy year a successful magazine sale campaign, U. S. History projects, English tests, and chemis¬ try experiments, and yet find time to go to numerous parties, chatter incessantly, and attend all the ball games. He may even fit into his busy schedule a part in the Christ¬ mas play, a position in the band, or a solo in the Fall Festival program. The junior works hard decorating, run¬ ning errands, and selling in booths at the Fall Fesitval to make money for the Junior- Senior Banquet, but he usually succeeds in snatching some leisure time for just plain loafing. Each junior contributes his bit to the aura of excitement that is a part of the day for class ring fittings and then expec¬ tantly awaits the arrival of his ring. Indeed, the junior year is compounded of many activities and memorable events. It is an outstanding year for many reasons, but most of all because it is the stepping stone to every junior’s dream—the senior year. CLASS OFFICERS Mildred Corriher, Treasurer; Lanny Corriher, Vice President; Evelyn Smith, Secretary; Glenn McCorkle, President. 27
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