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lggwp pp E fBgLACKBOARD 52 JUNIOR CLASS First Row-left to right-Barney Scott, James Cram twithdrawnl, Dorothy Jones, Betty Jo Steward, Patsy McCabe, Anndra Price, Ellouise Pepple, Qwithdrawnb, Judy Hedge, Sandra. Price. Second Row-Carrie Nell Chelf, Eileen Ragsdale, Mollie Winters, Jackie Ross, Nora Jean Underwood, Lee Hoskins, Bill Ashley, Leslie Ebaugh. Third Row-Mrs. Coons tSponsorJ, Virginia Stephens, Marie Kincaid, Donald Haifner, John Demaree, Helen Vaught, Cynthia Kincaid, Duane Gray, iwithdrawnl, Mr. Everhart KSponsorJ. ACTIVITIES The Junior Class has had a very busy and successful year. Early in September they met and chose sponsors and oflicers as follows: Mrs. Fran- ces Coons and Mr. Darrell Everhart as sponsors. Ofiicers were: President, Barney Scottg Secretary, Dorothy Jonesg and Treasurer, Betty Jo Steward. Immediately they started their magazine campaign which was highly successful. They presented the three-act comedy, Saved by the Belle , on No- vember 13 to a large and appreciative audience. On November 29, they attended the Hollywood Ice Review. This was enjoyed by all those who attended. In December, they had their turkey dinner and exchanged gifts. The losing team in the magazine campaign furnished all the food except the turkey which they won by selling so many magazines., Also in December, the rewards for selling the most magazines were given. An Oscar was won by Leslie Ebaugh for selling over 5,5100 in magazines. Several pens were given and also pen and pencil sets. A three-day trip to Detroit and Windsor, Canada, was enjoyed by the class, with the Seniors as their guests, on April 10, 11, and 12. This brought a pleasant climax to an eventful year. A drastic drop in the class enrollment has occurred since September, 1951. At the beginning of school there were twenty-seven in the class and at the present there are twenty-one. Sherrill Fitzpatrick transferred to Broad Rippleg Ruth Mullen transferred to Doverg Jim Cram, John Henry, and Duane Gray left schoolg and Ellouise Pepple was married in January.
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