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UNIOR The junior Class will never forget the fond memories of its junior vear at a vear hustling with activities. Beginning with a series of pep rallies. concessions and pennant sales we generated school spirit which we directed, espe- eiallv in the earlv part of the vear, towards sports activities. XVQ- were well represented hv ath- letes and found our class mates making news on the gridiron. llailing from our class were nine lcttermen with Iohn Yinoskv receiving All Coun- tv Award in his position at center. Recognition of our athletic prowess was not limited to the gridiron, for we attracted attention on the has- kethall Hoor and wrestling mat with Don YVino- vich taking District 5 Championship Honors. Our first love of roller-skating led us to spon- sor two parties. During the winter months we arrangcrd to sell magazine subscriptions. XVork- Front Row, Left to Righfz B. Yost. F. Paugh. ll. Lines. D. llezun, M. Spangler. D. llammer, C, llolsopple. S. Pat- rick. Row 2: P. Lepley. P. Keyser, D. Ogline, F. Benini. F. Fotta. Maurer. H. Krause, li. Miller. Back Row: H, Berlfev. J. Gowartv. C. Phillips. C. Nleon, T. Zamhrzie- kv. F. Vinoslcv. M. Tavlor. XI. Revali. 30 ICNIGH CLASS OFFICERS If lt to Right: Ruth Syphrit, janet XVahlc l'a1lin.- Yinisltv. Patty Slickerman. ing together we engineered a successful winter carnival which involved much work but was well worth the ell-ort. Our field of musicians stepped out with 12 vocalists attending All Countv Cho- rus and 4 musicians attending district band. Go- ing on to greater heights was Shirley Patrick, the first student of ever to appear in the State Band. Spring found our class play. appropriate- lv titled, i'Spring Fever. well under wav. Dur- ing the production of this comedy we had experi- ences We'll never forget. Concluding the term we plaved host at a prom for the seniors which proved to he one of the hest dances of the vear. Under the direction of our sponsors. Nlr. Chervenak, Nlr. George, and Mrs. Secrist, we. a group of prospective seniors, feel we have reached our goal of becoming a good. active class of the high school.
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