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THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of 1947 48 consisted of s1xteen members at the first of the year Later on Betty Stevens from North Manchester joined the class and Crystal Ruse quit Our offi cers were as follows President,Don Berry,V1ce President, Bob Robertson, Secretary, Betty Baker,Treasurer, Max Sellars The sponsor was Mrs Madge Davis The class was represented in tue band by Betty Baker, Pauline Orr, Carolyn Johnson, Don Berry, and Max Sellers W were also well represented in the chorus Dur class rings,which we received in September have been proudly worn all year For money, which we all crave, we sold candy at the noon hour and at the home basketball games Also, we sold the Bobcat stickers that were left from our Sophomore year An :ther money making project, our class play, 'The Wild Oats Boy', was presented in March The object of our money making was,of course, to enter tain the Seniors at the annual Junior Senior reception which was held in April JUNIOR PLAY THE WILD OATS BOY Aunt Anne Housekeeper Carolyn Johnson D93-15 T118 maid Betty Baker Judy Uncle George's adopted daughter Beverly Timmons Danny Murphy The cook maybe, Max Sellers Patricia Gilden KPatJ Judy's friend Pauline Orr Eddie The wild oats boy you Berry Jake Peters The cousin from New York Bob Robertson Prue The country cousin Betty Stevens Charlie BentonCChuckJ The ex prize fighter cousinkstol Raney Trout Prue's pestiferous son B111 Robertson Seth The uncle from Maine Bill Skiles and Max Miller lose Uncle George's darky servant Dave Scott Mrs Davis Pauline, why do business concerns use Bookkeeping? Pauline I don't know Irs Davis What do you know? Pauline Nothing thats whv I ask you so many QUBSYIDDB o 9 ' 1 '0 ' Qooooooeeeeee Eve Martin.........Another friend--more'SQ'iSQQf::.Rose Alter '0 oeeooeoefeeeeeee
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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS When the school bell rang out on September 5, 1947, twenty one sophomores rushed into the knowledge factory, Forest High School for another year of learning, fun, and excitement short tlme after the opening of school, Robert Grant moved t Howard Townshlp To gulde the destiny of the class, the following officers ere elected President, Narllyn Milner, Vice President, Robert W1dIldgG, Secretary, Don Alder, Treasurer, Betty Alter, Reporter Gertle LlCh86l, Sponsor, Mrs Lenora Cline Mr Orr, the QTIHCI al, wishing that the students mlght par trcrpate 1D varlous actlvlties, appo1nted the following students to serve on designated commlttees Student Council, Helen Miller and Don Alder, Safety, Javannah Avery and William Vail Building and Grounds, Ellzabeth Whitlow and Paul Graves, Cheer Guild,Helen arle ller Betty SKll6S, Virglnla Tlcen, and James Elkenberry are members of the hlah school band Virglnia Ticen was chosen one of the school yell leaders for this year Durlng the thlrd week of school we spent a few hours try lng to declde upon class sweaters and their colors After ex a lnlng varlous styles, we flnally chose kelly green with white numbers eagerly we awalted thelr arrival,but week after week assed and st1ll t e sweaters didn't arrive Flnally, after hope was almost one, the assembly and class rooms were made more cheerful by the appearance of the sophomores wearlng green and The funds rn the treasury belng rather low, we sold basket ball schedule p8DCl1S and conducted a very successful paper drive Cne cold Hlght 1D early December we traveled to Kokomo to enwof the ter oartv Comlng home we stopped at the WLighthouseW for refreshments Hettf Dor fou're flckle There 15 llpstlck on your cheek Don Hlaybe lts red lnk W Bettg Ieah, 1ss prlntl d nvt 11 e glrls t'at bob thelr halr, use rouse or Don ovder, r short SK1ItS or roll their socks JAFQQ havcn't ot a glrl 6ltV6T .- , . A ' o H . O . vu D . I Il' 0 I 1 . I QI' I -1 0 . ,. O 1 A C I . , . - . 'D' - . . . . . : . I . . 1 . - . V ' V4 lil Jul- C , . . . . . . Q a BS A o . . . . , , . 1 71. . A . , . ,., , . . . r 'J' A ' Q -'K :v , 14 Y . ' LHlt6 smeaters. A L l 0 ri F I 0 .U c.. .. C. 0' U . A I A ' , I . . . J, 1 ns' 1-,Q ' ' v1 I ' ' f... 'sg ' 0 'x X ' ' ' ,,.- 8. l.. -, T ,' -1 Q All-' - 'L ' N . '- 9 V165 ' as - f.- I E ' H '
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