Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

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fa. 64. 5 '45 SOPHCDIVIGRE CLASS First row: Ruth Worley, Carrie Wise, Doris Siitton, Mary Otis Trammell, Beltity T1hro'Wer, Mary Ellen Robins-on. Second row: Earl Burke, Ray Vaughn, Milo Young, Paul Asa, John Bingham, Verna Crites, Third row: Perry Mouser, Mary Joe Scruggs, Bob McDonald, Barbara Ulen, Pat McDowell, Norma Jean' Miller, Delores Bailey, Rwtlh Gaines. Foiurtlh row: Bill Evans, Shirley Sterk, Bovnvnie Store y, Elladiean Renfrloi, lFreid'a Veniable, Wanda Hunt, Alvena Carwile, Mable Robrinsoni, Alama Jean Young, Mrs. Wilson, Sponsor, Doris Robinson.. Fiftwh row: Harry Wilcox, Bill Cato, Peggy Cowan, Anita Bean, Lenora Camo, Doris Miller, Wandra Giles, Bobbie Casey, Roy Miles, Slherman Butler. Sixth row: Dale Rainey, Kenneth Minton, Jesse Motheirsfbauwgh, Donald Killian, Francis Johnson, Lois Burris, Barbara Barker, Wanda Fleemafn, Mlarjorie Aslin, Bill Miller. Seventh row: Melvin Lane, Orin Stark, Richard Pry, Don New, Marie Hart, Allen Landers, L. W. Roberts, Robert Moore, LeRoy Fortner.

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lllll JEUEJTE -lllllllll SGPHGMORE CDFFICERS Jesse Mothlerslbaugh. Vliice-Presidentg Peggy Cowan, Secre taryg Miary Joe Scruggs, Treasu-rerg Bill Miller, Presidenitg Mrs. Wilson Sponsor. Sophomore Activities The Sophomores held their annual class party in the old gymnasium on November 7. This party helped us all to get better acquainted so as to start the school year off better. Sophomore Day was commemorated on De- cember 7 by dressing as small children and acting as such. All Sophomores brought their lunch and spread it on the gym floor. Red lights and dainty colored hearts suspended from streamers of red and white crepe paper formed a gay and lively background for the Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the Sophomores on February 14. The Sophomores all cooperated in trying to make this the best dance of the sea- son. We are very proud of the fact that the entire B Basketball team was composed of Sopho- mores. Also two boys were regulars on the foot- ball team and there were six other 'boys that re- ceived their letter. Although not on the main team, they have gained new experience in going cut and will probably help to compose the main team next season.

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mm- gg.: cpsusiffs nm. FRESHMEN OFFICERS Miss Sue Montgomery, Co-Sponsor, Jimmie Yourn-g, Vice PI'S'Si1d,6I'NtQ John Landers, Treasurer, Jimmie Lee Smyth Reporfterg Rosalie Weber, President, Mary Helen 'Kersstner Secretaryg Miss Alberta SC'h1naken'b4erg, Sponsor. Freshman Activities The year 1944-45 has been a busy one for the Freshmen. We started off by having a party in the old gym November 20, with most of the Fresh- men attending. The other activity was an all- school dance held in the old gym March 16.