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fsfs ki' tfqgb' 21. 1. 9 'H' 'J-'-JY' 2? QW Top Bow: XV. Kuockel, M. Yegerlehuer, R. llutchiiison. SJIIIINOIIN, C. Merkel, C. jolimon, TT. Atkinson Third Bow: M. Simons, R. Spangler. lf. Vfolie, ll. Krug. A, Maguire. ll. Murphy, -I. 'l'aylor Second Row: P. Murphy, il. Clark, Ll. Weldon. M. Sego, B. liootl. M. Martin l'irst Row: Mr. Lutz, L. Armolnl. ll. Wialkup, D, XY'ooalruff. V. Zell, Mr. Miller Kfarizi Un August 31, 1949, after ten long artluous years of school work, twenty-eight bright? courteous? and well-behaved? stutlents entered their junior year of school. XVe started the school year right by electing four very capable classmates to serve as our officers. W'e chose Frank Wfolfe as president, Alerome Schuh as vice-president, Elizabeth Ar- mold as secretary, and James Sammons as treasurer. The call of football attracted jerry Schuh, Bob Memering, Mark Yegerlehner, Jim Bid- well, and Dave Murphy into its ranks. The rest of the class was kept busy, managing the hot-clog stand and supervising the after- game dances, Basketball was next on the agenda. The fol- lowing boys participated: James Sammons, Conrad Johnson, Frank Wolfe. 0 CC 7, Track tlrew Mark Yegerlehner .intl james Sammons. The magic lure of grease paint .intl spot- lights created one of the high points in the year. The Junior Play, Dona Keep Him XY'ait- ing was put on with a gooal cast and a very capable tlirector, and it was a smash hit. On Stunt Night, March 5, the juniors walked off with first prize. The stunt was the Beauties of l951,' anel the Junior boys were, of course, the beauties. The Iind of the klunior year is always mark- ed with the junior-Senior Banquet and the Prom. These are the highest points points in the junior Year and everyone looks liorwartl to them. Our banquet and prom were heltl on May 6. The theme for our prom was Blue Moonn and music was by Dick Mortlenti. lt was a beautiful end to a wonderful year. Page nina 'f
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:sms ,- ' gr f . . Aw., ,fs i his an A.. Top Row: M, Hougland, R. Recd, R. Sell, N. Krull. N. Weldon, G. Danner, G. Burge, D. Couch Third Row: S. Xkfashburn, R. Murphy, O. Snodgrass, H. Dodd, T. Mullen, B. Martin, D. Board Second Row: C. Si muders, M. Petersen, C. Donahue, S. Bartlett, M. Riegle, A. Dieter, D. Matrox lfirst Row: Miss Kitsmiller. AI. Curran, P. Polen, M. Petersen, M. Stark, D. Cook CAM 0 Early in September 1949, thirty Sophomores elected the following class officers: President Tom Mullen, Vice President Joe Murphyg Sec- retary Gene Burgeg Treasurer Marvin Houg- land., Witlm thoughts of a Senior trip we decided to start raising the necessary funds early in our high school career. We had a Hobo day, several Bake sales, and picked up corn. Including the class dues we now have a tidy sum of around four hundred dollars in our treasury. On November 8, the Sophomores received their silver and grey class sweaters with forest green numerals. This was a day looked forward to by every proud Sophomore. The Sophomores have received many awards. Mary Petersen was awarded a watch for high Page twenty 66 77 salesmanship in the magazine drive. Mary Starks, Martha Petersen, Delores Cook and Bob Sell participated in the Solo Contest at Crown Point. Delores and Mary won firsts and Martha and Bob seconds. Tom Mullen placed first in the American Legion essay contest. Many of the Sophomore boys participated in football, basketball and track activities, sev- eral of them making the varsity team. A number of our classmates also belong to the Sunshine Society, F. H. A., Glee Club, Band, Hi-Y, and F. F. A. We are all looking forward to next year when we will become Juniors but until then just ask any Sophomore which is the best class in school and he will answer, Sophomores',.
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