Dighton Rehoboth High School - Golden Log Yearbook (Dighton, MA)

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1 now Row now How 11ii::!'3!fi4haQi55 How : Row 1 Row : Row : Uznu On vLA G1bson,Yost,xnomas,Mcvoj,Duto1t,nrjant,anull, doge,duns1ej,Lowns, Bicscrs,Qhay,noeh1 Yates,achmalzrPid,uoone,unuruh noenl, Anderson,uonner,ahu1l,noob, Foauvlne,lerwi1liger,Ba1Llett ndmundson,bnap1and M rnln, Farley, Hineman, ohull,sharp,Thomas,mreLz,Paris, Hartman, fcvoj,Kuehn,atremel, wise CSponsorJ Hougnton CSponsorD,Nee1ey,Shu11, Shull,James,A1exander,Mc1hirter, Fhomds, niLing,Ca1dwe1l,McLe1sh,Durr,Bretz 459 FRESHMAN CLASS James,Thomas,i1lnison,McDaniels,Pe1Lon,LeUis,Nee1ey,Gartmi1L,Rowe, Stanley,D1cKinson,Lewis,bos1ey,HuLcn1ns uurry, Thomas, MchhirLer,Reifschneider,Stremel, Johnaon,Uppendahl, Schulte,Jo1nson,MurpHy,Smith,Kehr,Foos Burghart, Russell, Housnead, Lemen, Balocca,Tnomas,Frose,Hunstedt, Bush,Estes,Hageman,Stormont,Sharp,Schneider,doeh1,Niles Stricm1er,Haught, Smeltzer, Lawrence, Sharp, Carl,Uartmi11,Graves, Mumma,Morgan, Armantrout,Davidson,Shaffer. 15

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Y- Row ion dow In the fall of '5b,forty eight seeds were planted in the L It was hoped LHqt these mlght grow,expand, and blossom into ledge taxdlng at the front of the row was Gllbert Dodge, the class BIFOULU tue trials of the year The seeds were cultivnt d 'hey put forth a great effort to get a start in H50 JUNIOR CLASS Mc h1rter,noenl,Hunsley,H1neman,uwens,osldwell,nnderson,L1nd,Dodge scnamaun Hineman, WIIBOH, Jewett, Stremel, Looney,Thomas,scn1egel, evans, Bush shu11,kelton,Durr,romeroy fSponsorJ Burnett,Hunsell,Schwartz,neid,Mowery,Paris 1 nursery trees of Know chosen to lead cared for and the warm earth and to send up green shoots The next year only forty little seedlings were seen, eight had failed to mane lt through the hard crust the year before They soon started growing aga1n, for they were told that if they fell into the 'Sophomore nut' they would never recover They stored up honors in scholarship and sports to maxe it possible to llve through the hard cold wlnter At the end of the year, they were hardy young seedlings, well on the start of life They lay dormant for three months, then bestirred themselves agaln september Dean Owen was chosen to lead the class, relieveing the former president of his responslbilltias This year more than all the others,they had a good strong hold on life, in spite of the tact that only tnlrty slx members were present perhaps those absent had stayed too long dreamlng in the are may sunlight, or were moved by the ever changing wlnds of life the end of this year the young trees are very tall and healthy They ready to be transplanted next year into the Senior Orchard, where they develop, and eventually grow into great trees of knowledge JUNIOR OFFICERS President secretary Dean Owen Vice Pres Gilbert Dodge Kale Hineman Treasurer Roselle Jewett Chapel Rep Tom Schamaun SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Secretary Desmond Gibson Vice Pres Betty talduell Clarence Bryant Treasurer william Hunsley Chapel Rep Bernice Robb FnasHHEN OPFICLRS President Earl Bosley Vice Pres Dorothy Strickler Secretary Larry lurphy Treasurer Helen btormont Chapel Rep. lildred Lemen 12 s H ' '!-'-r'- TN V-'W I A 4 I o , P I C, or . 1 T - ,malt .:Fs, sa., g I . 1 'vA.--- ' V-1-Q,-Y ,ini-T Y .V - Q 2 1: H . -V .. N . . .. . I 1 2: ' ' Q, dow 5: Paine CSponsorD,Lemen,Edmundson,Sharp,Jewett,Brown,Thomas,Schlegel, ' 4: . V . ' V - '.C.x.5. . s 5 . ' in At .

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