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T H E C A R D I N A L GLASS OF 1989 The officers for the Sophomore Class this year are, President, William Hilborgs Vice president, Raymond Myersg Secretary and Treasurer combined, Hylen Travers. The major event of the year was a Christmas party, on December 23rd. The party con- sisted of a program of entertainment in the auditorium and then dancing in the gym. The four Sophomore home rooms have been enjoying the very active work of planning assemblies.
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T H E C A R D I N A L 19 , M I . ex lx .,,,,.,,,,...... , , . 73,-,.,'v,,E, ., . f ..... I , .4 Q, A , ,V . I v - - use-fs. M.aW55f,s.aa,,.5 N J ' A - .,,, 1 f ' f . f 5 ,ww w W as . we-I . ...... , we M My CLASS OF 1938 The Junior class officers are, President, Charles Wheeler: Vice President, Mark Mann: Treasurer, Horace Woodward: Secretary, Ralf Love. One of the most important changes the Junior class has brought about this year is a plan for preparing for the Senior Washington trip. Usually the expense is put off until the last six months and then there is a scramble to get enough money. Under the new plan, the Junior class has a regular bank day. Each Tuesday the Juniors deposit what they can toward the trip and the small amounts total about 30.00 dollars deposited every week by the whole Junior class. On April 50, the Junior play was presented to a good audience. This play was directed by Miss Marian Mc Lean. The play title was, NYours Truly, Wi1lie.H The annual Junior Senior Prom. was given by the Juniors on May 14. The party consisted of a banquet, entertainment, games, and danc- ing.
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T H E C A R D I N A L CLASS OF 1940 The 9th grade is just like the 7th and 8th except in one respect, instead of having three home rooms the 9th grade is divided into 4 rooms with 4 supervisors and four repre- sentatives in the council. The four teachers assigned to the home rooms are Miss Gretchen Schultz, Miss Edna Terpening, Mr. Kermit Dennis, and Mr. Lloyd Latchaw. The four repre- sentatives in the student council are, Wayne Archer, Rosella Wheeler, Mary Ellen Snyder, and Margaret Miller. Like the other Junior high grades, the 9th grade had one major party of the year. This party was held one April 9th, and through the efforts of all four of the home rooms turned out to be a gala affair. There was the usual banquet and after this entertainment, dancing and games in the gym
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