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X Blur. A 355 sumo , Eighth Grade Fourth Row: Raymond Banderman, Perry Groves, Clyde Poisal. Third Row: William Simmons, Harold Golladay, August Simmons, Billie Oney. Second Row: Fred Andrews, Anna Mary Scheppe, Frances Russell, Meda Moore, Billie Bennette. First Row: Pearl Gilkey, Elsie Boemker, Vera Heldman, Hazel Booker, Thelma Bird. - Absent: Courtney Jenkins, Edward Johnson, Dick Rogers, William Simmons, William Strathman, Corder Bray, Virginia Gray, Lillian Heaton, Minerva Schlueter, Catherine Hofman, Marie Christian. PANIC 46 fv , , fa! if
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fi 529 , Freshman Class Fourth Row: Townsend Hader, Harry Meinershagren, Bernard Starke, Lewis Tyler. Third Row: John Truesdale, Norman Perry, Birch Hunt, Billy Koenig, Delmar Meinershagen, Conrad Squires, Fred Lefman. Second Row: Frances Brown, Mildred Albers, Kathryn Detert, Geo. Kent Mein- ershaeen, Aileen Bear, Grace Freund, Margaret Ramey. First Row: Inez Foulds, Gene Gunn, Marjorie Kincheloe, Edlia Allen, Dorothy Waddell, Elizabeth Herd, Helen Gladish, Lorena Solomon. Absent: Johnnie Fetter, Leonard Fetter, Iva Mills, Edith Goring. I'.-V116 45 1.. e , , XAN.,-,- 1' 74 ,,
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M s U1- , 1 1. , EQ lbllljlg whiff nh ' Q A K g Eighth Grade Class History In the fall of 1926 we entered the open doors of H. H. S. as Seventh Graders, all desiring to gain knowledge. The eighth grade class was very successful in accomplishing big things-even in making the Freshmen work to keep up with us. Great enthusiasm was displayed along all lines of student activities. We elected the following class officers: President, Elsie Boemkerg Vice-President, Anna Mary Scheppeg Secretary, Dick Rogers, Treasurer, Henry Schneider. After three months of vacation we enrolled as Eight Graders-the smallest class in the school-a group of twenty-five. Several weeks later we elected the following class officers: President, Harold Golladayg Vice- President, Frances Russell, Secretary, Pearl Gilkeyg Treasurer, Elsie Boem- kerg Historian, Anna Mary Scheppe. On December 28th we gave a skating party at the Eleventh Hour Service Station, and spent a delightful evening. If the eight graders are as loyal to their class and school next year as they were this year, although we may be the smallest in quantity, we hope to be the finest in quality that has ever worked, played, and graduated from this H. H. S. ANNA MARY SCHEPPE, Historian. PAl I' 4 as
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