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CLASS OFFICERS Nelson Clark President Larry Kelly Helen Danenberg Vice-President Secretary Betty Barding Treasurer PAST YEARS Four years ago last September a record of one hundred and seven bewildered Freshmen entered the halls of C’ville High. Like our predecessors we were lost and didn’t know which way to turn. But we soon felt that we were actually a part of C. H. S. For a good start we elected William Czinder, president; Fred Goll, vice-president; Larry Kelly, secretary; and Beverly Aney, treasurer. The highlight of the year was the “Atomic Mixup,” the all school party, sponsored by us. After the summer had ended we returned ninety-seven strong. As Sophomores we felt more sure of ourselves and could afford to laugh at some of the Freshman mistakes. Our officers of this year were John Busman, president; Clarence Beld, vice-president; Inez Allison, secretary; and Tom Murray, treasurer. For the second consecutive year we won the mazagine drive. The Sophomore party, “The Garden Frolic,” was a great success. After seeing another vacation come and go we returned as Juniors. We again chose John Busman, president; Beverly Aney, vice-president; Freda Viebrock, secre- tary; and Jocelyn Murray, treasurer. The class play, “Button, Button,” and the Junior-Senior banquet were the memorable events of the year. Once again we returned together as a class to Coopersville High School. We had attained the position of Seniors and were eager to go. After the ballots were count- ed our class officers were found to be: Nelson Clark, president; Larry Kelly, vice- president; Helen Danenberg, secretary; and Betty Barding, treasurer. The first semester revolved around the Senior pictures and the play, “The Fighting Littles.” Attending the banquet presented by the Juniors, taking the Senior trip, and gradua- tion marked the second semester. As we look back we see we have accomplished great feats but realize there is much more ahead to be conquered.
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