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212 PY sf' -- -Y? .' f. mf! APS' '-5'-9-, , '- 4, -A s N -Q ff1v ' First Row: R.Uecker, D.Roeseler, John Gindt, W.Holz, E.Zel1mer, W.Sch1iewe. Second Row: E.Lehman, D.Degnitz, R.Liechty, K.Fleury, L.Ewert, K.Leitzke, H.Ninmann. gQ1rdtRO:: D:Damrow, M.Schulte, E.Wegener, V.Radloff, W.Maas, A,Pet9rman, M,KirChOfg sen w en picture was taken: C.Thomas, H.Manning, I.Blaszak, J.Zinke. Class OffiC9TS2 A-Petefmanq Secretary-Freasurerg V.Radloff, Vice-Presidentg M.Schulte, Student Councilg E.Zellmer, President. v,1A, ire. Besides a prom which is the biggest event for most Junior classes, this group gave H.H.S. a most successful nCourtesy Weekn. A lot of planning and hard work by every member of the class insured its success and surely no one in school could say that they were not conscious of the fact that courtesy pays.
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A , w xxxxxxxxxxxx - S -if Xfiw N fq SR ,.3gggimQ+EjH NfQiQ+gg5X 4 S I 7 1 -is Pa-N First Rows D.Neh1s, D.Duerst, J.Gindt, M.Szydel, R.Bauer, F.Wolter, D-BUT99559 R-Thomas' Second Row: D.Radloff, W.Schuett, R.Krahn, W.Hunt, D.Zubke, R.Radloff, F.Gasper. Third Row: V.Zingshiem, L.Thurow, D.Kish, Jean Manning, Joan Manning, D.Grulke, R.Heuer- Fourth Row: M.Stark, J.Eckes, M.Schuett, P.Fleury, D.Goetsch, D.Nagel. Absent when picture was taken: G.Zietlow, K.Seegert, L.Kaul, V.Bu1grin. Class Officers: F.Gasper, Secretary-Treasurerg M.Schuett, Student Council. L.Graunke, Vice Presidentg D.Radloff, President. s ,gxkl -s-.w This year the Sophomore biology class has been experimenting in raising fish. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Mahr, they purchased tropical and goldfish, and also Japanese and red snails for the aquarium. They have been very successful in breed- ing guppies and swordfish. Gold fish include Black Moors, Comets, Shubernkins, and Japanese Telescope fish. The entire school seems interested in the project. The biology lab is a favorite stopping place in the morning.
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