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BILL PHIPPS DIMPLE PITTMAN VICTOR TACKETT KATHRYN OWENS BOB EVANS BILL KENT WILMA MESSER NORMA RICE GAYLE EDWARDS WILLIAM BRYANT MARION MURRAY RAYMA KINKADE CLIFFORD IOHNSON COLLEEN DOUFFET BOB DAVIS JAMES BRYANT COLLEEN SWAIN GEORGE ROBINSON ELIZABETH HEDGES REX GANDY I3
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unior ass IOE DUC-AN LOIS MARTIN GARY PATTERSON NORMA IENKINS RONALD RICE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Student Council Representative Representative In the fall of '48 fifty-five students entered the halls of G.H.S, for the first time to proudly claim the title of Sophomores. At their first class meeting the following officers were elected, Reggie King, presidentg Louise Ford, vice-presidentg Eula Mae Turley, secretaryg and Bill Huddleston, treas- urer. Ronald Rice and Dimple Pittman were student council representatives. Sponsors were Frank Slane and Leslie Leonard. Betty Lyster was elected as candidate for Blue and White queen, and jean Ann Williams was nominee for football queen candidate. Louise Ford presided as class president the last semester in Reggie King's absence. The class was well represented in both music and athletics. Several parties were enjoyed throughout the year. In l949 forty-six of the fifty-five returned as juniors to take another step up the ladder of learning. At the first class meeting the following class officers were elected, joe Dugan, presidentg Lois Martin, vice-presidentg and Gary Patterson, secretary and treasurer. Frank Slane and Opal Roberts were the class sponsors. They succeeded in getting Bill Huddleston elected president of the student council, Kathryn Owens was the candidate for both the Blue and White and football queen. Student council representa- tives were Ronald Rice and Norma jenkins. On December 3 the junior class presented its class play, The Wild Oats Boy, in the auditorium. And on April 28 the juniors delightfully entertained the seniors at the annual junior-senior banquet. The class also enjoyed several parties and they were well represented in all other extra-curricular activities throughout the year. I2
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BOB TURNER SHIRLEY FOX SAM BEETS ALYENE COX BERNARD SCHNIEDERS BOB IENKINS KIATHRYN FRY BETTY LYSTER BONNIE SWAIN CAROL SHONK RICHARD RICE EULA TURLEY BILL HUDDLESTON ANNIE WATSON BILL BARNES DONALD MOORE RALPH WOOLRIDGE ROBERT SMITH I4
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