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5'1A1i ' .i1':', -'2Ap 2 il A1hA1 1?1' f Treasurer, James Smrekar, Secretary, Judy Masnari, Vice-president, Leora Ducharme, Advisor Mr. Hnatko and President Robert Brobin get together to discuss junior probe and President, Robert Brobin. lems. THE JUNIORS We Juniors entered our freshmen year like a tribe of Indians. James Krall was chosen Chief. The year ended without much accomplished, though we had fun at parties, et Cetera. In our sophomore year, we returned entirely exhausted from a hard vacation. Joyce Haglund, elected president, presided throughout the year. Again, we left the school for vacation without accomplishing very much. Entering our iunior year, we decided to buckle down. Starting with an almost empty treasury, we started on a long run to earn money tor the prom. As all proms go, ours was a huge success. We are looking forward to that last delightful and active year. Richard Ahola James Anderson fic Qf . A . if '-
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'iL..- .W da Y ik. When We Were Young and Gay 1. Charlofie Sfoll 2. Judy Pucel 3. James Lassi and Judy Hillman 4. Rose Marie Sasek 5. Emily Oiala 19. Curiis Sfarkrnon, Mary Maki, and Alan Raufio 20. Karen Paiari 21. Alice Donavon Wahiberg 6. Karen Olsen 7. Penny Nichols 8. Charles Merhor and Theresa Zupancich 9. 22, Washington kindergarten class 23. Jerry Jenko and John Deyak 24. Sheila Buskirk DeAnn Forlier 10. Joan Miller 11. Loretta Evenocheck 12. Audrey Pechek 13. Joan Evanish 25. Diana Thompson 14, Dennis Grahek 15. Adolph Dolenshak 16. Loretta Harju 17. Joseph Gerzin 18. Ardis
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,. ve v. N ii fl J x J --it sfi K , 4' p-...J Richard Anderson Kenneth Bachar Marsha Banovetz John Beel Bert Bergland Swv Q4 1 l 5 Frank Zupec James Smrekar -wal.. . af A . Q. ...ff f A Word about the Juniors The Junior-if I am right, are l29 in number. The Juniors-now take my word, are never found in slumber. The Juniors-don't interrupt-of nineteen fifty-seven, Are active? Bright? and talented? lOf course, they're going to heaven.l You see the Juniors going to class-with dragging feet and slow, Looking like men coming home from work in seven feet of snow. But, all in all, we're proud to say, We're part of Memorial High today!
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