Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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LEC A) A) (A) A) (mem) (mm =) a () am %e , « ee aa LLP) ) RC) | SC) RE ) I ( ) ¢) ) SR ( ) S ( ) E ( ) SD ( ) ED) (D(C |) (| ) «| ED) DD ED) ¢ Freshman Class LEFT TO RIGHT—Edwin Moore, John Miller, Velma Bontrager, Bernard Hershberger Freshman Class History On August twenty-ninth, 1938, three freshmen boys entered Center High School for a trip on the road of education. After a week Velma Bontrager joined us, thus increasing the class to four. About the middle of the first semester the declamatcry contest was hed. We all entered it. Bernard Hershberger took first in the humorous division and Edwin Moore took third in the same division. In March John Miller, Bernard Hershberger, and Edwin Moore took part in the operetta, ‘An Old Kentucky Garden’. Bernard Herzh- berger and Edwin Moore represented our class in basketball. The class officers were: President, John Miller; Vice-president, Edwin Moore; Secretary-treasurer, Bernard Hershberger. J. W. M.’ 42. =) (ee ee (ee (ee ee | ! i | t i i ! ' | : | | : ! | ! | | | ! | | ! ! ! ! ' i ! | i | | ! i ES ) () () I () () () () () () RR ) ama |) ca) mer |) me |) ee |) |) ca!) mm |) e |) ee |) ee |) |) Se |) a |) at (ec 6) 0% Page Twelve