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7 tnior Class Historn MOTTO Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged COLORS Navy ana Silver FLOWER Blue Carnation In the fall of I4.O , ten small eager, pupils began their schoo] life. Of these 10, only five have remained through the 13 years. These are Jim Woods, Shirley Hill, Mary Alice Mills, Marilou Reeves, and Jim Hungerford. As we continue’d our school life, Tom Redeker and Keith Peyton were added in Second grade. Entering Junior High, several members were added to the class. Donna Sweet entered in the Sixth grade, while Don Henderson, Dona Price Wilde Emerson, and Robert Garner, all Joined us in Seventh. In Eighth grade Nancy Mills joined our class. After completing Eighth grade, with Miss Lindahl as our teacher, we received our axpicmas wnicn enabled us to continue our school career. «a Green Freshmen, Ruth Christiansen, Joanne Kintzle, Garnet Henderson, Dolores Marek, Kathleen McElligott, Delbert Noonan, Darold Smith, Beverly Topping, Viola Wall, Virginia Woods and Kathryn Beresford increased the class of 53 . In the fall of 1 9 we were in- itiated by the Seniors, making us full-fledged Freshmen. Venturing on, Mary Ernst Joined the class of Silly Sophomores. As Jolly Juniors, Mabel Hamblin and Shirley Smith were the last to fill out the class of ”53 . One of the highlights of the Junior year was our class play Green Valley . We remember so well (and I think Miss Grimm does, too) the tussle we had putting on the play. One of our most memorable events was the Jr. and Sr. Banquet Spring in Flirtation Park which turned out to be a great success. In finishing up our last year as Sophisticated Seniors we think back over all the good times we have had together at C. H. S. and hope that we are better fitted to be a success in the future.
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