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FLOYD STANDlFER SHIRLEY MEEKER Vice-President N Secretary FLOYD TARPENNING President Senior Class l-listory As we leave Gresham our thoughts return, as though it were yesterday, to that memorable fall day in '42 when we entered the portals of Ye Olde Institution . Like all the other green frosh classes our first high school experience was the Choosing of our class officers. They were: Kenneth Strand, president, John Sullivan, vice-president, Lavon Williams, secretary, Fred Owens, sergeant-at-arms, and Arlene i-larris and Doyle French, council members. Mrs. Deutschman Schulz was our very able adviser, who guided us through our only important activity of the year, the Frosh Frolic. We launched into our sophomore year quite familiar with high school procedure. At the helm was Jerry Bowder, president, and crew consisting of: Fred Owens, vice- president, Georgene Wills, secretary, Dean Metzger, sergeant-at-arms, and Arlene Harris and Don Fancher, council members. June Gilpin replaced Arlene l-larris, who moved during the year. Under the guidance of Miss Larsen as class adviser, our main activity of the year was our class party on March l7, honoring St. Patrick's day. Beginning our third year as upper classmen, we were under the leadership of Burnell Ambrose as president, Fred Owens, vice-president, Georgetta Duerst, secre- tary, Floyd Standifer, sergeant-at-arms, and June Gilpin and Jerry Bowder, council members. Under the direction of Miss Machen we produced our class play, Janie , and, with Mrs. Larsen Deusner advising, sponsored the annual Basket Ball . The climax of the year was the very successful Junior-Senior Prom with the theme of a southern plantation. We will always cherish the memories of our fourth and final year, not only for the outstanding activities we enjoyed, but because it was our only year in time of peace. Our senior class officers were: Floyd Tarpenning, president, Floyd Standifer, vice- president, Shirley Meeker, secretary, Fred Owens, sergeant-at-arms, and Jean McFar- lane and Jerry Bowder, council members. Mrs. Deusner has guided us safely and suc- cessfully through this last year, and to her we owe a multitude of thanks. We produced as our senior class play, The Daffy Dills , directed by Mrs. Deusner. As the senior class we naturally participated in numerous other extra curricular activities, high- lighted by the Junior-Senior Prom and Senior Banquet. The Senior Banquet being held this year the first time since '42. We've learned a great deal and we've had much fun learning but as we leave these halls we are taking with us an impression that will never fade away. lt was here that we started in earnest to build the firm foundation on which we will build our lives and on which the future peace and security of the world depends. Each of us will continue to build on his own foundation, some will go on for more academic training and some will patronize life's own school, that of experience. But wherever we go we will always carry E warm memory of our high school days, for they are truly an experience to c eris .
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