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Row Is Row 2: Row 3: Row Row la Row 3: RUF Row 4: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: 42 2: EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Bennett, Harry Bolz, Judy Gates, Jack Witter, Virginia Parker, John Schmidt, Helen Reid, and Mrs. Baker. Bob Mullvain, Mary Lou Houtz, Roger Chilton, Mary Lou Phillips, Beverly Prain, Edmund Kush, Marylyn Scherer, and Franklin Loy. Delbert Leffelman, David Butler, Curt Hill, Darlene Johnson, Janice Gates, Robert Bunch, Leonard Butz, and Bob Skinner. John Stefinsky, Leonard Fowler, Lydia Baker, Floyd Oursler, David Keegan, Joyce Lehman, Eugene Vetter, and Dick Beilke. SEVENTH GRADE M . Davenport, Phillip Knox, Bob Holroyd, Ellen Skinner, Alfred Butler, Carol Kline, Dorine Wagner, and Hrs. Soli. John Ludwig, Yvonne Schmidt, Johnny Patterson, Suzann Crawford Patty Nadon, Leroy Conro, Donna Kellogg, and John Bedford. Harland Miller, Jack Fanning, Shirley Johnson, Russell Melton, Evelyn Phillips, Jack Safarik, Sharon Bennett, and Don Smith. Kermit Bennett, Sylvia Halsted, Jack Fowler,'Glenna Knbxg1Dohald Crawford, Mary Ann Morgan, Dick Br wn, Coralyn Dunbar, and Marjorie Halsker. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Eugene Vetter, David Butler, Jack Witter, Judy Gates, Virginia Parker, Darlene Johnson, Myron Martenson, David Keegan, and Floyd Oursler. Bob Holroyd, Alfred Butler, John Stefinsky, Harry Bolz, Phillip Knox, and Roger Chilton. Johnny Patterson, Harland Miller, Russell Melton, Leonard Fowler, Mr. Flum, Jack Fowler, Jack Fanning, Don Smith, and John Bedford. 48 I
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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Guests at the Junior-Senior Prom on April 30 enjoyed an evening in the splendor of Hawaiian Nights. Gay colored flowers and green shrubs along a white picket fence and a deep blue sky overhead con- tributed to the exotic atmosphere. The Collegians orchestra took its place in a forest glen. Hawaiian flowers held place cards at the banquet tables centered with graceful palm trees. Waiters and waitresses, the latter clad in grass skirts and leis, completed the scene and gave the true feeling of Hawaiian Nights., A delicious dinner wrs served at seven o'clock. The menu was: Tomato Cocktail ' Savory Ham Escalloped Potatoes Green Peas Molded Hawaiian Salad Rolls Butter Sundae Supreme Coffee The dinner program consisted of talks by four speakers. Vernon Anderson, the junior class president, spoke on the theme, Paradise Isle is Honored.N Carole Benson, pre sident of the senior class, responded with nAloha, but Not Goodbye.n Mr. flen Davenport and Mr. Clarence Louderback spoke on the subjects N deals o' the Islen and nlsle of Golden Dreams,u respectively. ' The guests, wearing gay colored leis, enjoyed the evening of dancing. SOPHOMORE CLASS The officers elected by the sophomore class are: President, Tem Fenstermakerg Vice President, Stuart Shermang Secretary-Treasurer, Lloyd Parker. Senate members are Betty Simpson, James Stoda, Marilyn Warner, and Charles Westphal. The class is sponsored by Mr. Smith. The class was well represented on the junior varsity 'kasketball team with Stuart Sherman, Augie Westerbeck, Jim Stoda, Chuck Westphal, Tom Fenstermaker, and Pat Morgan. FRESH AN CLASS The freshman class elected as their officers: President, Duane Blantong Vice President, Bill Lawbaughg and Secretary-Treasur9r, Francis Conro. Beverly Maynard and Oscar Johnson are the Student Sen- ate representatives. Mr. Bennett serves as class sponsor. 47
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