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Mrs. Penington, CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 19746, a great era had its beginning when seventeen be- wildered freshmen entered the great halls of GCHS,where we were greeted by many smiling upper classmen looked at them we began to how we would be attacked and for However, as we started group of girls with all their eyes. The first survived our initiation Our class officers Lois Paul cil, and Mrs. Penington who looked at us in a kindly way. when we think that all those rumorsvwe had heafi about treated at high school were just to scare us. the stairs we found ourselves surrounded by a varities of lipsticks in their hands and a gleam in thing we knew we were covered with it. well, we but how, we'll never know. for the freshman year were Keith McLeod, president, Ledbetter, vice-president, and Shirley Bellm, secretary - treasurer. Beretta and John Bohrnsen represented the class in the Student Coun- was our class advisor. Our class was increased later in the year by five new meabers. They Were sen, Dorothay Hickox from Drummond, Delores Lemelin, Butte, Dorothy Thes- North Port, Washingtong and Delores and Mildred Slack, Idaho. The freshmen boys participated in all the sports and represented this class on all the trips made by the football and basketball teams. On April 16, the freshmen class and their advisor, the G . Afte r- time at a weiner piled into cars and proceeded up Franklin Hill to paint wards they went to Fred Burr where they all had a good roast. The next year as sophomores the first thing we thought about was the fun we would have with the little freshmen. We paraded -them' in the usual manner, and then gave them a mixture of spaghetti plus a few worms which somehow dropped in during the process. Our class officers for the sophomore year were Fred Owsley, presidentg Dewaine Forgette, vice-president, and Myrna Stone,. secretary-treasurer. Mary Sullivan and Lois Ledbetter represented the class in the Student Coun- cil, and Mr. Rasmussen was our class advisor. The class membership was increased by the enrollment of Cleo Brunette, and Myrna Stone. As for athletics, the sophomore class held its own with Leo Graham, Gordon Owsley, Fred Owsley, Dewaine Forgette, Keith McLeod, and Bob Winn- inghoff earning letters. Three girls, Shirley Bellm, Pat Purtle, and Mary Sullivan,were members of a group which entertained outside towns. Some of the boys seriously considered forming a group called nSisters of the Mills Brothersu but gave it up after tomato season came in. Myrna Stone, a new member of our class won first place in the amateur contest sponsored by the Junior PAA and the American Legion Auxiliary. She also held title of cheer leader. Lois Ledbetter wasselected as representative of G. C. H. S. as nhiss Tourney at Deer Lodge. The next year as juniors we were very aware of the fact that we were upper classmen. However, there was just one catch to that--we were now supposed to set a good example for the lower classmeng but as time went on, we realized this wasn't so bad. We could do almost anything and still not be as mischievous as the seniors.
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