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ORANGE AND BLACK 1923 Freshman Class lop row, left to right—Ralph Vogt. Arthur Spain, William Allen, Erna Koepke, Edna Fehr, Erma Mayer, Emogene Miller, Ruth Sharp, Fanny Knepper, Edna Camblin, Helen Macomber, Dolly Sailors, Thema Bates, Helen Mae Alexander, Ardis Weakly, Martha Weaver, Gladys Lemmon, Ralph Hanna. Second row, left to right—Clarence Biles, Miss Stille, Sponsor, Howard Craig. Susie Bippes, Delphia Mosinian, Nellie Reavis, Clara Krueger. Inez Richardson, Mary Adele Simon, Gladys Lichty, Nettie Bell. Edna Harkendorf, Alma Hey, Maude Auxier. Mae Campbell, Margurite Linsacum, Max McDonald. Kermit Kerns, Peter Kaloidos James Reid. Third row, left to right—Homer Wiltse, Homer Sandrock, Roy Crush, Edwin Kimmel, George Strawhun, Lothair Reiger, Gertrude Long. Marie Sauer. Jessie Mullins. Opal Griffin, Joan Xulk. Ruth Merritt. Carolyn Thomas, Katherine Ruegge, Helen Boose, Catherine Rcischick, Helen Ruth Klomb, Ruth Snyder, Lavern Cornford, Herman Hahn. Dolly Stokes, David Harmon. Bottom row, left to right—Harlan Hutchins, William Hciser, Richard Reid. Garnette Sconce, Harrvetta Mosena, Elsie Sampson, Frances Thomas, Wilma Ruegge. Frances Orr, Lucille Thomas. Ethel Coatney. Gladyce Smith. Mildred Hunt, Hannah Bailey. I a9c Twenty-five
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ORANGE AND BLACK 1923 Freshman History We Freshmen, eighty-two strong, came through this year with flying colors. The Sophomores initiated us into real high school spirit, by giving us a party in the Gymnasium, September 29. The Freshmen returned this by inviting the second year class to a tacky party. Our other social events were two class parties held at the home of Lavern Cornford. During the Football season the only active part taken on the side of the J'reshmen was by our president, Arthur Spain, who won his letter. Both boys and girls had teams for the inter-class basket ball tournaments. Our portion of the Gymnasium was decorated with the class colors, blue and white. “Wanted—A Valet,” was given before the school at convocation period. January 29. Arthur Spain, Harlan Hutchins, William Heiser, and Lavern Cornford. were those who took part in the play. We owe much of the success of the Freshman of 1 ‘ 2A to our faithful sponsor, Miss Stillc. I). II. '26. Page Twenty-four
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