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Them Days ' ' Of the eighteen members of the graduating class of '57, only eleven have attended Florida school since the First Grade. These eleven are Rolland Rettig, Jack Niebel, Suzanne Durham, Roger Bunke, Kenneth Durham, John Engel, Karen Jackman, Romaine Marvin, Carol Wistinghausen, Phyllis Rebeau, and Elvera Yackee. The class grew to their present number through the years with many new members coming and going and a few coming to finish their education at Florida. Gene Waisner joined the class in the Sixth Grade, and Carolyn Elling came in the Seventh Grade. During the freshman year, the class welcomed four new members, Eunice Werling, Jim Lather, Ruth Cowdrick, and Wylodene Warncke, who were destined to remain until graduation. The sophomore year brought the last permanent addition to the class in the person of Erma Elling. So this history is concluded with each of the present eighteen members of the class of '5 l accounted for. May their future history reflect only credit on their Alma Mater.
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