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President, Robert Neidhold Vice-President, Dale Ludwig Secretary, Tony Chojnacki Treasurer, Darlene Ploeckelman JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 31. 1959, the thirty-eight of us were subjected to what the sophomores jubilantly call initiation . We grudgingly gave them a return party. The class officers we elected were Duane Sebold, president; Tony Chojnacki, vice-president; Loretta Miller, secretary; Tim Mertens, treas- urer. Student Council representatives were Kathleen Younker and Betty Schiferl. Mr. Winkless and Mr. Lindeman were our class advisors. In 1960, we entered Dor-Hi and soon were flashing our class rings under the envious eyes of freshmen. Our class officers were Ronald Gosse, president; Ray Seidel, vice-president; Marilyn Fierke, secretary; and Gail Hollman, treasurer. Student council representatives were Dale Ludwig and Loretta Miller. Mr. Durocher and Mr. Miland were our class advisors. Thirty-two juniors entered the 1961 term. The class officers were Robert Neidhold, president; Dale Ludwig, vice-president; Tony Chojnacki, secretary; Darlene Ploeckelman, treasurer. Student council representatives were Kristine Decker and Dewey Sebold. The Junior Reporter, edited by Darlene Ploeckelman, was our school paper. Our play, Grandad goes Wild , was directed by Mrs. Decker and Darlene Ploeckelman and had a thirteen member cast. Class advisors were Mrs. Tyznik, Mrs. Decker and Mr. Chadwick. A
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