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BACK ROW (Left to Right) — Richard Nelson, Bobby Tinnes, Norman Lais, Rudy Schmidt, Edwin Kehm, Ralph Hodges, Jimme Wilson, Donald Hodges, Fred Starbard, George Roth, Melvin Ruff, Johnny Goodenbour. FOURTH ROW—Wayne Hageman, Bill Smith, Tommy Kilpatrick, Don Brohaugh, Jimmy Tinnes, Howard Winkler, Stanley Burkley, Kenneth Bevin, DicK Shay, Bert Brown, Clyde Cromwell, Paul Gabel, Leo Yeager, Donald Brester, John Orndorff. THIRD ROW—Neilon Prill, Kathleen Behm, Frances Freed, Betty Marshall, Joyce Bradford, Betty Brese. Beverly Rider, Veda Slater, Pat Budge, Myra Magnus. Alvin Dorall, Donald Her riot, Chuck Hogan. SECOND ROW—Miss McDermott, Harriet Decker. Loretta Deis, Margaret Scheeler, Donna Myers, Helen Hoffman, Martha Krug, Jim Scribner, Chuck Rosselot, Bill Pa-ronto, Nancy Purchase, Eleanor Fisher, Darlene Moon, Alex Vogel. FRONT ROW—Jim Phillips, Bill Sorg, Dorothy Stroh. Viola Walsh. Virginia Harlan, Eleanor Mossman. Janie Lockwood, Helen Pomroy, Rosemary Sparlin. Laurel Stenerson, Hulda Weber, Billie Lou Bartley. J he Sophomore Glass The Sophomore Class is an up-and-coming class. It had the most students on the honor roll and bought the most activity tickets Freshman year. Freshman year officers were: Jim Phillips, President; Nina Forker, Vice-President; Billie Lou Bartley, Secretary; Richard Nelson, Treasurer; Dorothy 'Stroh, Cheerleader; and John Goodenbour, S. A. C. Representative. Mrs. Soulsby was class sponsor. Wayne Hageman took Nina Forker's place when she moved to Roundup. Wayne and Dorothy Stroh were King and Queen that year in the Laurel Leaves Contest. Sophomore year officers were: Billie Lou Bartley, President; Bill Smith, Vice-President; Janie Lockwood, Secretary-Treasurer; Laurel Stenerson, S. A. C. Representative; and Dorothy Stroh, Cheerleader. King and Queen in the Laurel Leaves Contest were Nancy Purchase and Ralph Hodges. The new class sponsor was Miss McDermott. They also worked at the Carnival. The Sophomore had a booth called the Fishing Pond. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR
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'Irishmen Not only is the Freshman Class the largest class in school, but it has achieved considerable measure of success. Miss Roscoe is class sponsor. Class officers are: President, Eugene Spildie; Vice-President, Don Miller; and Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Sorg. Jim Morrison and Sally Ostwalt were elected Laurel Leaves king and queen and were crowned at a school dance given by the twirlers in the falll. Freshman candidate for Carnival Queen was Erlys Peterson. Donna Sheets won recognition by taking second prize with her Thanksgiving essay, Why We Should Be Thankful. Under the direction of Miss Avery, the Freshman Class presented an entertaining Thanksgiving program called Wildcat Willie. Not shown in the picture are: Robert Cole, Teddy lolly, Gene Paronto, Charles Riddle, Donna Sheets, Franklin Teeters, John Ward. BACK ROW (Left to Right)—Lowell Anderson, Robert Pyzel. Ellice Ward, Darwin Bevin, Jim Redman. Vernon Garlock. Jack Heebner, Carl Schriner, Robert Sorg. Everett Moorman. Albert Fritzler, Wallace Fox, Clyde Scrogham. FOURTH ROW—Eugene Spildie. Dick Duncan, Wesley Henley. Carmen De Carlo. Jim Morrison, Jim Schessler, Aldean Peterson. Bobby Kass. Jimmy Motzko, Don Miller, Keith Willis. Roy Ingraham. Wallace Taylor. THIRD ROW—Caroline Filipi, Lauretta Tubman, Marion Henry, Helen Yeager, Joan Reichal, Phyllis Mikesell, Jeannette Hamilton. Mardella Eggert, Jean Harper. Estelle Gaynor, Hazel Leach. Clare Kober. SECOND ROW—Delores Erickson. Sally Ostwalt, Meriam Frank, Jane Kamp. Joyce Budge. Margie Wagner, Erlys Peterson, Alma Bongiani, Gloria Frank, Charlotte Ward. Violet Barthuly. Joyce Wilcox. FRONT ROW—Gloria Swecker. Wilma Frickel, Bernice Kamerzel. Dorothy Frank. Betty Ostwalt. Marlene Hafer, Barbara Harlan. Shirley Adams. Dorothy Fujio. June Brester, Alice Smith. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE
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