Independence High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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E... 3 TOP ROW-Virginia Purinton, Laurence Ranes, Gerald Ransbottom, Jo Ann Rathbun, Mary Lorene Reece, Beatrice Riggs, Alice Riley, Betty Rogers, SECOND ROW-Carol Rogers, Bob Romine, Virginia Simmons, Dorothy Stephenson, Carolyn Stuck, Marion Sumner, Mack Taggart, Leon Sherwood, THIRD ROW-Bob Thomas, Jean Thomas, Jacquelyn Thomas, Phyllis Thomas, Bill Thompson, Patricia Todd, Jacquelyn Tole, Joe Turner. FOURTH ROW-Kent Upson, Darlene Van Dresser, J. B. Westfall, Mary Lou White- head, Jack Wark, Robert Wills, Loren Zwingelberg. Page 28 T 1

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Joan Hudiburg, Gene Atkisson. Joan Jacobs, Bob Revclette. Clarice Thomas. SOPZIOHQOFQ Gfass The sophomore class is off to a flying start in their high school career. They have proved themselves to be superior in every field of curricular and extra curri- cula activity. They have proved them- selves by mixing with other high school students, showing themselves to be full of fun and to be of more than average intelligence in their scholastic abilities. Bob Revelette, outstanding in football and basketball, holds the position of class president. He is ably assisted by Jo Anne Jacobs, vice-president, Jo Anne Hudiburg, secretarys Clarice Thomas, treasurer, and Eugene Atkinson, assembly representa- tive. Outstanding sophomore students and de- baters make up an important part of the class room and social life. The following are outstanding scholastically: Darlene Dyer, Peggy Jane Hunt, Dorthea Shukers, and Robert Montgomery. The debaters are Dick Scovel, MarTl5TDavis, Peggy Jane Hunt, Eleanor McClaren, Betty Fackler, and Maribell White. Sophomore boys and girls have been un- usually outstanding in social school clubs this year. The F. F. A. contains many sophomore members: James Hastings, Dean Featherngill, Marlin Swalley, aLee Springer, Bob White, Fred Ferguson, and Page 29 A Loren Schenk. The class boasts of five sophomores in the swimming club: Bill Combs, Hadwin Clayton, Rivard Lombard, Jack Schaid ,and Charles Brown. Musical talent has been evidenced by sophomores in the Senior High Drum corps, orchestra, band, and chorus. Jane Glaettli and Sara Ann Navarre have been outstanding in their musical talent as ac- companists. The seeming apparition of the sopho- more class, Joanne and Patricia Wortman are ready to startle the junior class teach- ers with their likeness in appearance. The sophomore class has also been out- standing in football and basketball. Those going out for football were Robert Moss, Bob Revelette, Edward Todd, Donald Tricks, James Carpenter, Marvin Swalley, Neale Post, Kenneth Hull, Junior Gordon, Bill Smith, and Douglas Clark. The fol- lowing were out for basketball: Rivard Lombard, Robert Moss, Neal Post, Walter Renner, Bob Revelette, Edward Todd, don- ald Tricks, Robert Montgomery, and Ger- ald Turner. These are but a few of the talented sophomore members of the school, but they serve to illustrate the abilities and potentialities of the group that will proud- ly form the class of '45.