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GRADES I—II—III Mrs. Helen Reed, teacher Barton Evans, Robert Gardner, Kerrait Farr, William Heddricks, Carlton Griffith, Ken- neth Griffith, Lawrenoe Howard, Paul Reed, Mary Lou Slafek, Barbara Smith, Ray Smith, Virda Bristol, John Conklin, John Cook, Roland Cook, Elaine Tripp. IV—V—VI Miss Louise Reese, teacher Anita Bigelow, Duane Bristol, Betty Cook, Mary Gardner, Phyllis Griffith, Richard Howard, Robert Howard, Harold Jenkins, Ford Reynolds, Laura Reynolds, Howard Ritchie, Arthur Shattuck, Morris Shippee, Phyllis Smith, Lyle Venton, Luella Washburn, VII—VIII Mrs. Ruth Parks, teacher Lisle Bigelow, Anita Bristol, Claron Dashnaw, Frederick Gardner, Horace Gardner, Malcolm Gardner, Dorwin Gore, Erwin Gore, Doris Hawn, Gordon Hay, Leon Hazelton, Janice Jenkins,Her- bcrt Jones, Dora Marcell, Murray Miller, Don- aid Phillips, Wendall Phillips, Ralph Pierce, David Reynolds, Doris Reynolds, Lucille Rick- ter, Edward Smith. -----------------------------------------------
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FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES The Freshman Class of the Richville High School ms organized on September 22, 193S. The following officers were elected: President, Cecil Alguire; Vice-president, Louise Reynolds; Secretary, Leonard Gray; and Treasurer, Viola Rickter. The Class Advisor is Mrs. Helen Reed. Regular meetings have been held on the last Thursday of each month during the noon hour at the basketball hall. At this tine the ten cent dues have been paid. The first pa.rty ms a Hallowe’en party held in the basketball hall on the evening of Oct- ober 30« Each member of the class invited one other person. Many games a.nd stunts were played. Salad, sandwiches, cake and cocoa were served. The second party ms held on December 29 in the high school. Games were played and ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Rickter invited the clans to a. surprise birthday pa.rty for Ha.rland Rickter February 10. An Easter pa.rty was very much enjoyed by all on March 2k in the basketball hall. Potato salad, sandwiches, raised doughnuts and coffee were served. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. At each basketball game the Freshmen sold popcorn to make money for the class. They have also sold pencils during the year. At the close of the school tern, there are twelve members in the cla.ss. mam
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