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S E R The graduating class of '59, seventeen in number, has increased .by ten more than the seven pupils who first entered school in 193-17. Miss Evelyn Miller, now Mrs. Lawrence Zabel was confronted with the 4 problem of teaching Rozella Beasterfeld, Joyce Oetken, Lynda Rae Oetken, Mary Jane Damme, Billy Mason and Ima Gene Beers. The second year we lost Mary Jane Damme and Billy Eliason, leaving five in our class, which was taught by Miss Joyce Kennedy. Ihring the third year we five were 'met ,by a., newf. teacher, Miss Arvilla Kuenning, and in the middle of the year Thomas Dean Powell jained HBO In the fo1u'th grade, we were again met by a new teacher, Mrs. Lessle Faye Brehm. Lynda Oetken left us to go to school in the district where her mother taught. We made many pictures that year and also several booklets. Our class changed in the fifth grade. Tommy Dean Powell left us ad Lynda Oetken again joined us, and we also gained Kathleen Juilfs. Mrs. Vera Hall was our new teacher. She showed us the art of basket-weaving and beadwork. During the month of October, Ima Gene Beers left us. The sixth grade found us with just three members in the class, Rozella Beasterfeld, Joyce Oetken, and lynda Oetken. Mrs. Hall outinued teaching us tatting, hemstitching, etc. We also made paper-mache animals. As we entered the seventh grade, -'-Mrs. Jean' Eiifken as our teacher, we were the same three as the year before. During this year we compiled the History of Cook along with the eighth grade. The eighth grade found the same three girls with the same -teacher, but at the start of the second semester Delbert Peters joined the trio. The girls began practicing volleyball with the high school girls, forcing Delbert to give up his recesses in order for us to do so. In the fall of '55, nine cool-cats crept into Cook High School to be greeted by Superintendent and Mrs. Harold Luttman, Principal Ernest Meyer, Mrs. Verona Scheer, and our music teacher, Mr. Alan Holbert. The cool-cats were soon heated by the sweet aroma of onion necklaces on initiation day, although Mr. Meyer didn't appreciate the smell. The tm! tured were Rozella Beasterfeld, Leonard Cassell, Mary Jane Damme, James Hervey, Joyce Oetken, Lynda Oetken, Delbert Peters, and Dale Schmidt. Shirley Thompson joined us before Christmas and was soon yodeling for pep rallies, often led by freshman cheerleader, Joyce Oatken. For the lovely. initiation picnic, the freshmen repaid the serdgors -with aaparty directed by our sponsor, Mrs. Scheer. The Sophomore year brought a change in our role. We traded Leonard Cassell for Robert Kraenowg Joan Mueller joined us and Arleen Behrens
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