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l ' .ia AXE Nkrof g- 'fuxiv 2 jf X.,f- I g -F,-iff: X , E iii ...Q The fall of 1944 rolled around, and We gathered in the silent Walls of our class rooms. As our first class officers we elected Rolland Sultze for president 5 Vincent Schu- ler, vice-presidentg Bill Blodgett, secretaryg and Blake Traeder, treasurer to help us on the Way, With,lVIr. Kitelinger as our adviser. Many of our classmates gained re- nown in sports, extra-curricular activities, and scholastic ability. The next year, same time, same place, we once more came back to our studies. To the executive offices this time, we elected Charles llfleyer, presidentg Don lWcCarthy, vice-president, and Clarence Bobert, secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Kitelinger again served as our class adviser, and under his guidance We performed our tasks. The most impor- tant event of our junior year was the an- nual prom. For his queen, King Charles The senior class officers: Virginia Strelch, secre tary-treasurer: Dave Van Wart, vice-presidentg John I-laase, presidentg and Mr. Kenneth Kltelinger, class adviser. Nleyer chose Barbara Brockhaus to prom- enade with him. So ended another success- ful year. Our last year brought us back, eager to achieve our goal. We can hardly believe now that We were the meek sophs of ,44 and that our last high school days are here. As election rolled around, John Haase ac- cepted his office as president with Dave Van Wart, vice-president, and Virginia Streich, secretary-treasurer, to assist him. VVe once more chose lVIr. Kitelinger to help us. All the important events slipped away so fastg class play, singout, and finally, on June 6, Graduation Day. ' YVe regret leaving and all those who have helped us make our school years the happiest ones. We wish the best of luck to those who follow us! PAGE ELEVEN
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JAMES ABRAHAM Abe's hobby is reading sports pages. In school he took part in Intramurals 2-3-45 Football 2-35 Track 3-45 and was a Library Rep. 2-3-45 Ac- tivity Rep. 2-35 and Intra- mural Rep. 4. JOE ADAMANY Nostrils plans on going to college. He spends his leisure time working at the grocery store. He has participated in th-e following activities: Cab- inet Rep. 2-35 Football 2-3-45 J winner 3-45 J Club 3-45 In- tramurals 2-345 and Prom Comm. 3. FRANCES ADKINS Frannie's hobby is collect- ing dogs. She plans on being a secretary after graduation. She has been a member of the C.J.B. Glee Club 2 and the Commercial Club 3. HELEN AD KINS Helen was a member of the C.J.B. Glee Club 2. She plans on going to Milwaukee to be- come an air stewardess. MARY ALLEN Mary is planning to attend college after she graduates. Her activities are: Dramatic Club 2-3-45 Blue-J 2-3-45 Fea- ture Editor 45 Second Choir 45 and Quill and Scroll 4, She was a student director of the Senior Class Play. PAGE TWELVE PHYLLIS ALM Phil would like to do stenographic Work after she graduates. Milwaukee is the place where she plans to car- ry out her ambition. JANICE ANGER Janice spent her sophomore year of high school in Elk- hart, Indiana, She sang with the Clef Club in her senior year at J.H.S. MARY ARBUTHNOT Mary plans on attending Lawrence College in Septem- ber. Piano playing is her hob- by. During her three years as a student in senior high, Mary has been a member of the Blue-J 2-3-45 Editorial Board 45 the Phoenix 2-35 the Blue- bird 35 Quill and Scroll 3-45 serving as Pres. 45 N.H.S. 3-45 Clef Club 35 treasurer 35 First Choir 45 the Fidelis Board 45 Homecoming Comm. 45 chair- man 45 the Oper-etta 35 Prom Comm. 35 the Student Cabinet 3-45 the Class Gift Comm. 45 and Senior Class Play pro- duction staff. WILLIAM ATKINSON Bill spends his spare time working on the farm. He be- longed to F.F.A. 2-3-4 and took part in Intramurals 2-3-4. EILEEN BABCOCK Champ rates skating and dancing as tops , She has been a member of G.A.A. 2-3-45 J winner 35 Head Mara- thon 45 was stamp coll. 35 a member of the C.J.B, Glee Club 25 Library-Assist. 2-35 a member of the Commercial Club 3. 7 MMM
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