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Page 25 text:
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Well here we are, our second year in High School. Last year our class was divided making it hard to make plans, but this year was a far more successful and went with- out too many difficulties. As for our class these things may be found: Louie Urmann, studying. Gloria Wicker, skating. Betty Norcross, sitting like a quiet little girl. Janet Moorhead, being brilliant. Nelson Moorland, driving. Jack Walker, flirting. Jim Cochran, being crazy eanything but studious. Richard Noonan, trying to get big. Loralee Keene, just looking pretty. Dorothy Krantz, reading. Anne White, worrying about that homework she didn't do. Mildred Krantz, having all the right answers. Diane Grenz, Tom McQueeney's heart throb. Loretta Sharaff, the handsome Amazon. Richard Davies, being strong, silent. Richard Hammond, wearing bow-ties. Donald Bebco, our geometry whiz. Joseph Condre, never here. Gordon Grender, another flirt-natural. Leslie Akerly, perpetual teaseeespecially females. Harold McLean and Gerty. Karl Finke, watch your pencils, kids! Helen Heyer, in cafeteria. Evelyn Doer, always a smile. Eddie Faycheck, our illustrous president. George DeHaven and Louise Blum. Jack Fournier, trying to look shorter. Richard Dearborn, has a pretty good line. Dorothy Bailey and Johnny Kaminski. Theresa Jarmolowicz, and Eddie Faycheck. Doris Heppner, perpetually talking. Elizabeth Voss, quiet. Blossom Harcourt, dancing. Bob Lapenz, being nice to girls. Donna Eisweirth, singing. Bob Bretz, being the strong silent type. Gert DiNicola, giggling. Bob Thompson, drawing pictures in History class. Ann Gregory, playing the piano. Don Dale, staring out the window. Rosie Ferraro, always with Ann. Don Klins, blushing. Berdina Towell, measuring her finger nail. Duck Eastman, making a lot of noise. Louise Blum, writing letters. Harold Rushton, sleeping in classes. Kathrein Lewis, doing Geometry. Tom McQueeney, G.I. hair cut. Stella Devola, being so bash- ful. Shirley Scallen, telling corny jokes. Jane Canton, smiling. Jeane Reed, chewing gum. Emory Hinkler, red hair. Ruth Sturrock, getting A in English. Margaret Bretz, talking. Margaret French, her natural curly hair. Ruth Cass, talking about Benny. Iris Koski, writing notes. Erma Krizinski, being quiet and Miss Pletz trying to keep her eye on us. Many of the boys entered in the sports and received letters for their work. We wish to thank Mr. Clark and all of the teachers for making this year one we can always remember as one of our best.
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Page 26 text:
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K Q mafawae The Class of '48 is unusual in several ways. Aside from the fact they are the largest group to enter the high school at one time, they also have the distinction of being the iirst complete freshmen class to attend sessions at the new school. The privileges previ- ously bestowed upon upperclassmen alone' that of organizing to elect class oificers, taking part in all school functions, as Well as staging several partiesefhas been their good fortune during their first year of their high school career. We are expecting big things from the Class of '48 provided their interest, loyalty, and enthusiasm remain intact.
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