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7 £e StoacUn Elva Hunt “Erma Larry Thompson “Swede” Anita Tuck “Skeeter President............Milodene Fries Vice President..........Elva Hunt Secretary.............Jim Calhoun Treasurer.............Richard Booth Representative .... Joanne Glenn Advisor..............Mrs. Chapman The Junior Class presented “Petticoat Ranch, a comedy in three acts, on November 16 . . . Many of the Juniors played on sports teams throughout the year . . . The class set up a confectioner's bar at the games to sell candy and soft drinks ... On March 28 the Junior Class put on o dinner—dance in honor of the Seniors. It was done in an Hawaiian style which was something new and quite effective . . . “The Demons------If you have a headache, plug your ears and take an asprin 'was presented to a laughing audience on April 11. The play was written by the class and everyone was in it . . . Motto-“The Higher We Climb, The Broader The View. . . . Colors —sky blue and silver . . . Flower—pink carnation.
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76e Wc Alice Gamble “Yogy” Milodene Fries “Mike”
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Advisor 7« t 'Datum, - oua (fef Westenskow, Bill Wilson, Miss Whitmer. Bottom row: Carlos Lively, Peggy Barton, Joanne Kinnel, Paul Wagoner, Barbara Newcomb, Beverly Collins, Bill Glass. Our Officers President.....................Barbara Newcomb Vice President.............................Paul Wagoner Secretary.......................Beverly Collins Class Representative............Joanne Kinnel Friends Revenge! For our Freshamn yeorlThat was the exact thought of each and every Sophomore in September! We worked on the initiation to make it a real success-Finale---Freshman Sophomore Party. The rest of the year was filled with excitement . . . pie and cake sales . . . parties . . . games . . . Biology field trips, big one-act play “Don't Call Me Junior! . . . boys ----waiters at Junior-Senior dinner dance. Our class can boast four boys taking part in athletics this year . . . five lettermen . . . student body ye 11 leader . . . one hundred percent participation on the volleyball team.
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