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0pxe 6 Pte t ROW 1 Carroll Clin, Dora Melton, Sharon Kennaugh, Geraldine Cdom, Diane Rog- ge, Donna Anderson, »uriel Bogart, Beverly Lason RCW 2 Cpal C'iteill, Esther Roberts, Geraldine Halver- son, Dorothy Thompson, Pat McGee, Verna Roberts, Leona Weller, Barbara Duncan ROW 3 Melva Mellroth, Carol Nordstrom, Joyce Ruthruff, Sharon Bertsch, Donna Mc- Daniel, Shirley Roberts, Colleen Fulton, Carol Messer HOW k Mrs. Adams, Sandra Person, Christine Halverson, Carol MacDonald, Sandra Woodall, Joyce Home, Helen Hagglund, Nancy McDaniel, Ldna Gabriel At the beginning of the 1952-53 school year there were a total of 70 students enrolled in the freshman class. The following were officers: Pres., Jack Morris, Vice Pres., Sandra Person, Sec-Treas., Keith Warrick, Student Council Reo., Donald Johnson. Mrs. Adams was the advisor. One of the outstanding events of the year was the freshman initiation. We felt truly initiated when we were forced to kiss each sophomore's foot. We olayed games and had refreshments. We all h= d ° good time. For the Home-Coming Festivities Carroll Olin was chosen freshman princess. Jack Morris was chosenfheshman prince. One of the most important activities of the year was the nubli— cation of the Jr. Beacon. The staff was: Editor, Sandra Person; Assistant Editor, Nancy McDaniel; Business Manager, Sharon Kennough; Exchange Editor, Helen Hagglund; Circulation Editor, A1 Anderson; Artists, Edna Gabriel and Keith Warrick. The advisor was Mrs. Adams ROW 1 Bill Dettrich, DickP Hawkins, Martin Duell,l Michael Leedy, Roger Jelvik,B «rden Knapp, Burke Williams,(■ Don Johnson, David Sawyer, Albert Anderson RCW 2 Dyan Cooper, Ivan rad-B dock, Wayne Werner, Kenneth I i-ard, Keith Ward, Einar Hen-J drickson, Jim Wiltse RCW 3 Danny McGee, Arthur I Shoot, John Ames, Jerry Good ing, Don Whitaker, Ted Feenstra, Bill Y.'elbom, Jack Wood, Keith Warrick RGr'« 4 Mrs. Adams, Don Par- rish, Ferris Fugsley, Leon- ard Halverson, Alvin Lenon, Royce Tolman, Duane Martina, Frank Dalton, Ralph Taylor 21
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The class of 1955 contained 65 members and it was represented in every school activity. At the first class meeting the following class members were elected: Pres., Willis Donnally, Vice Pres , Larry Hopkins, Sec.-Treas., Carol Kallicot, Student Council Representative, Chuck Platsman. Many sophomore boys turned out for sports and seven girls turned out for G.A.A. Girls in the drill team were: Charlene Sawyer, Rosetta Butler, Marilyn West, Doris Hawkins, Geraldine Bauer, Carol Kallicot, and Betty Nubgaard. The first dance was called Autumn Dance and it was a big success. A band was hired to play for the dance. It was the first band to be used at school dances, with the exception of the Prom. Twenty-seven dollars was cleared. The Prince and Princess for the Home-Coming Dance from this class were Sanford Steadman and Betty Nubgaard. Our class advisor was Mr. Beeston. Row 1 Pat Curtiss, Dorothy Rose, Deanne Malmstead, Mary Wagner, Florence Miller, Joyce Ingrum, Shirley Kennaugh, Patty Dake, Joan Nearing, Gloria Sigurdson Row 2 Janet Melton, Hazel Weller, Betty Johnson, Merle Matheson, Barbara Benthien, Janice Baumann, Charlene Sawyer, Peggy Mattox Row 3 Mr. Beeston, Lorraine Stichler, Martha Lyman, Marilyn West, Carol Kallicot, Doris Hawkins, Lucienne Warrick, Bonnie Baker, Pat Mellroth Row 4 Anna Reddeman, Rosetta Butler, Betty Nubgaard,Sally Halver- son. Arlene Deetrich, Geraldine Bauer, Nola Hansen 22
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