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SENIORS On September 14, 1936, there entered eighty-six boys and girls wanting to gain the knowledge that only high school could give them. We were fortunate enough to gain the sponsorship of Miss Dorotha Senter and Mr. Dan Abbey. Although we were just green freshies, we had the privilege of seeing one of our classmates, Betty Benton, crowned Carnival Queen. During our sophomore year there were not many important events. We elected the following officers: President, Gerald Martin: Vice-President, Betty Shaefferg Secretary, Juanita Overstreet: Treasurer, Margie Alleng Reporter, Marie Breden. We chose blue and gold as our class colors, and the violet as our class flower. Our junior year was Hlled with many memorable events. Our class Won the reputation of being very active, and we had the privilege of seeing Helen Oyler elected Queen of the Blue and White. On November l7, 1938, our class play, Cheerio, My Deariof' was given with great success. On the fifth of May We entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. During this year we elected the following officers: President, Gerald Martin: Vice-President, Olin Shetleyg Secretary, Helen Oyler: Treasurer, Paul Gaskin: Reporter, Helen Rohrbough. Now we have reached the first step in gaining our goal, our commencement. To direct us through this last year we elected these officers: President, Olin Shetleyg Vice-President, Gerald Martin: Secretary, Margaret Qualls: Treasurer, Paul Gasking Reporter, Marie Breden: Cheer leaders, Margaret Fowler, Bob Summers. This year we have presented aivery successful play, Nuts and Bolts, given Ap-ril 18, 1940. To the juniors go our thanks for a very lovely banquet. We leave as a token of our appreciation of four of the best years of our life, the landscaping of G. H. S. HONOR ROLL Peggy Ellington Helen Oyler Margaret Qualls Lou Ann Stillson Helen Rohrbough Betty Benton Marie Braden Charles Davis Orlin Shetley Page Fourteen
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