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ZS ' - i % C5 ' ' .. a. 9 (fad! V ' V; a n .. :■;. V John Slusher Danny Ahrens Terry Alexander Chuck Augburn Betty Baker Charles Bartlett Jim Beall Janna Bixler Darlene Branstrator Nelda Cravens Bill Elliott Eddie Floyd Fred Futrell Carolyn Gibson Leroy Gregory Barbara Guyear Marsha Hammer John Harris Jim Hendricks Buck Holdren Sharon Horton Claudia Houk Nola Houk Roberta Hullinger Ken Leaird Peggy Long Carol Love Melanie Love Sherrill Love Dixie Main Bob Mansfield Sandy McClurg Sue McKinley Margie McMullij Ronnell Morgan Don Morris Mick Prewett Alice Pursifull Nancy Ratican Priscilla Seidner Jack Spears Dale Spence Virginia Starrett Priscilla Strait Doug Studebaker Linda Swingley Gene Tapy Mary Ward Eugene Wells Diana Wiles Larry Wilson Evelyn Moore Class of ' 62 37
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Busily engaged in planning for the on-coming year, the junior officers are from left to right: Carol Love, reporter; Dixie Main, secretary; Bill Elliott, president; Diana Wiles, treasurer; Priscilla Seidner, vice president; and Mr. Slusher, sponsor. Juniors Assume Much Responsibility Realizing the responsibilities of their last two years of high school, the junior class has or- ganized a committee for the first happy event to be under their direction. Chosen to be the committee for the junior-senior prom are from left to right: ROW 1 :John Slusher,sponsor;Bill Elliott, head chairman; Don Morris, decoration chairman; Larry Wilson, refreshment chair- man; Priscilla Seidner, refreshments; Dixie Main, refreshments. ROW 2 ; Diana Wiles, re- freshments; Melanie Love, decorations; Nancy Ratican, decorations; and Mary Ward, deco- rations. ::
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Excitedly gathering money for their class rings are the sophomore class officers. From left to right: Marianne Morris, reporter; Tom Joslin, president; Jill Drayer, treasurer; Merry Bee Hess, vice president; Bonnie Cole, secretary; and Mr. Schwarz- kopf, sponsor. Sophomores Made Plans For the Future A highlight of the sophomore year is the ordering of class rings. The class re- ceived their rings on December 10 after a long waiting period. Bob Bacon and Bonnie Barber have the honor of owning the largest and the smallest rings respect- ively. They are shown comparing the size of their rings during a free moment. 1 i p fc mtJf tj Btx Km — »■ •• — -. i W- i 38
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