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ROW I, Front L. to R.: D. Potter, G. Bulthuis. ROW II: M. Haubrich, Wallert, N. ZasKe, G. Johnson. V. D. King. P. Solheim. G. Grosklags, D. Laiim. M. Reep, D. Schneiderman. D. Weigel, B. Zuidema. ROW V: L. C. Sommers, B. Kaiser, R. Prodoehl, J. DeRuyter. M. Hoffman, B. Dykema, G. Svobodny. A. Kurtz, A. Olson, P. Braun, T. Jansen. C. Kozubik. J. Lippert, B. Schoelkoph, L. Mertens. ROW III: D. Leidheiser, K. Kohout, D. Sundin, G. Van Den Einde, J. Slagter, A. Damhof. ROW IV: B. Shanahan, L. Caldwell, P. Roelofs. J. Slagter, J.Ruler, Hoekstra, P. Minkel, R, Knapper, K. Koschild, M. Molenaar. L. Hoekstra. GRADE ELEVEN OFFICERS, L. to R.: D.Wiegel, Vice President; B. Zuidema, Treasurer; G. Van Den Einde, Secretary, and L. Caldwell, President. The junior class entry was CRACK OPEN A VICTORY”. The vigorous junior class made their year a success under the supervision of Mrs. Larson and Mr. Satovich, their class advi- sors. The class sponsored the biggest magazine sale ever held in Danube High which was their top money making project. An- other project was the spring musical. Their Homecoming float, Crack Open a Victory,” tied for first place. They also enjoyed their class party to Cinerama. The most thrill- ing moment for the juniors came when they received their class rings. 12
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OFFICERS, Seated: D L. to R.: R. Kaven, Secretary; C. Lueck, K. Frank, Treasurer. DeRuyter, Ass't.-Treasurer; Vice President; B. Negen, President. NOT PICTURED: GRADE TEN The energetic sophomores made their entrance into the senior high under the supervision of Mrs. Bottge and Mr. Schramm. The sophomore class sponsored a Fanny Farmer Candy sale which was their first money making project for their future trip to Washington. The students did a very fine job of presenting their skit, ’•We'd Rather Fight Than Switch,” which won first prize, and also their float, Lookin' In For A Victory,” which tied for first prize during the Homecoming festivities. LOOKIN' FOR VICTORY' ROW I, Front L. to R.: R. Kaven, R. Zenk, J. Schnickels, D. Sindelir, G. Refsland, L. Gens. ROW II: C. Hirman, C. Kurtz, R.Houdek, J. Schafer. ROW III: N. Breitkreutz, G. Dragt, A.Fisher, J. Kodet, C. Lueck, D. DeRuyter, L. Bruns. ROW IV: R. Hoekstra, M. Frank, K. Kraft, L. Wertish, G. Penke, C. Frank, R. Tepfer, D. Norman. ROW V: S. Kohout, J. Krogman, B. Negen, B. Mulder, M. Zuidema, D. Roelofs, T. Hassinger, C. Voelz, B. Nyquist. NOT PICTURED: K. Frank, D.Lippert.
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