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FRONT ROW: Miss Alice Scott, Ron Muller, Betty Bush, Donna Guyer, Harland Garvin, Mr. Richard Kluver. SECOND ROW: Brian Frisch, Dave Lewis, Dennis Meinert, Dave Schuett, Jerry Tank, John Kummerfeldt, Don Siebke, Don Schumaker, Richard Steffen, Charles Cook, Vernon Voelkers. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Anderson, Rose Mary Zimmermann, Tam Moor- head, Marla Smithey, Mary Otto, Ron Canaday, Darwin Krebs, Arlyn Koeppe, Arlo Fellner, John Staggs. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Holmes, Dianne Woods, Judy Paustian, Gloria Peter- sen, Connie Gruemmer, Linda Matzen, Beverly Riessen, Betty Holst, Janice Paustian, Karon Bush, Mike Thoma. FIFTH ROW: Nadine Wichelmann, Marcia Koberg, Julia Suhr, Carol Spengler, Judy King, Lana Kuelper, Sandra Meincke, Elaine Meinert, Jerry Voelkers, Keith Ahrens. THE JU IOR YEAR I BUSY O E Officers of the junior class are: Betty Bush, secre- tary, Donna Guyer, president, Harland Garvin, vice- presidentg and Ron Muller, treasurer. Here they are shown as they explain the layout of the gym for the The JL1HiOFS began their third prom to Dave Lewis, year with the preparation of a float for the homecoming parade. Defeat the Lancers, featuring a huge white whale, was their ultimate product. The class of '64 added money to their treasury by selling magazines and holding two parties. A Crystal Creations Dance and a surprise party for the out-going seniors and in-coming freshmen were their two products. All through the year, juniors planned for their prom, Temples of Paradise. This event proved to be one of the biggest of the year.
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JU IOR Beverly Riessen, Linda Matzen, and Betty Holst are cutting, folding, and assembling programs for their prom. Much advance preparation and secret planning Went into making this event a success. The juniors successfully completed their magazine sales campaign by selling in excess of S1700 in three Weeks. Ron Muller and Karon Bush were the team captains for the class. Ronnie's team Was treated to a ham- burger and coke party as the result of selling more subscriptions than Karon's team. iw' M.. ,...-Ga. A junior is really and truly a junior when he has one of Josten's rings to put on his finger. These are the rings that the juniors chose-- Esquire The rings symbolize many thingsg most im- portant is the fact that the position of an upperclassman has been reached.
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