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uniors Q- First Row: J. Eversole, H. Giesler, K. Gnhn, F. Lemke, K. Kruse, F. Laubncher, B. Harder, G. Kersten. Second Row: S. Kerbel, J. Draper, R. Hurrelbrink, R. Heil man, B. Klickmdn, D. Harder, J. Fillmore, F. Zunk. Third Row: N. Guthrie, B. Foreman, E. Flick, h. Willmeth, L. Lemke, M. Lemke, H. Gnepper, M. Recny. Bourth Row: G. Sondergeld, E. Kerbel, E. Damschroder, W. Hear, E. Schmidt, J. Harris, M. Harris, W. Witt Absent: V. Bloom, K. Heins.
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JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The junior class opened school with an enrollment of fourteen boys and twenty-one girls. Miss Catherine Wilcox was our sponsor. The junior class presented the play, Qirl Qhy, at the school auditorium on November 8, 1946. Harold Giesler and Edith Ann Schmidt had the leading roles. Mrs. Coleman directed the play. All the members of the class participated to make the play a success. ' The class also sponsored a dance at the school auditorium on December 6, after the basketball game, which was held here with Lakeside. The class received their class rings on September ll, 1946. Everyone seemed very pleased with them. . The juniors sponsored a banquet for the seniors which is given annually. This year it was held on May lO, 1947. The following officers were elected for the year: President ------- Harold Giesler Vice President ---- Eugene Flick Secretary ---- Ethel Damschroder Treasurer ---- Jeanette Eversole lidb.....T..f-U -A f
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SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS The sophomore class, with Miss Lois Thober as our class sponsor, began its school year with nine girls and eighteen boys. Our representatives to Student Council were Betty Weid- ner and Willard Eversole. On October 24, the class had a hayride in the country, after which we went to the city park for a Weiner roast. We had one player, Donald Flick, on the Varsity basket- ball team, and two players, Donald Egert and Willard Eversole, on the reserve team. The sthree sophomore cheerleaders were: Rose Mary Ling, Mary Lou Dolph, and-Donald Chasteen. In our school Christmas seal campaign, our class sold the greatest, number of seals, which amounted to twenty-eight dO11aI'S Q ' Martha Dibert entertained our entire class and sponsor at a Valentine Party in her home on February 15. Games were played and a deliciousflunch was served by the hostess. We presented our assembly to the student body and fac- ulty on May Bw -The officers for the class were as follows: President ------- Tom Schemmer Vice President--Donald Egert Secretary ----- -Betty Crozier Treasurer ------ '---Mary'Dolph 6' 'i gn 25 , ' ,filg--as
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