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Thirty-two dignified seniors began their high- school career on Aug, 28, 1939 and elected the following officers: Pres.----------------Roger McCoy Vice Pres.---------Jean Taubert Sec.-----------------Bill Hotter Treas.-------------Mary Lou Jones Miss Irma Painter was chosen class advisor. Darlene Saxby's vacated seat was filled by Ernestine Wells during the second semester. Thirty-one members returned on Sept. 3, 1940 to complete their second year of high school education. Office!s elected were as follows: Pres.--------Genevieve Hasselman Vice Pres.-------Dorothy athiot Sec Treas.----------------Jean Taubert S C Rep.-----------------Barbara Kilker Paul Strole Miss Painter was again appointed advisor. Rich- ard Nutt joined our gang in March. On Sept. 5, 1941, thirty students enrolled as Jrs. The following officers were elected: Pres.-----------------Bill Hotter Vice Pres.------------Donn Lainson Sec Treas—Geraldine Kretsinger S C Rep.-----------Mary Lou Jones Roger McCoy One of our most popular members, Jean Taubert, moved to Rockford during Christmas vacation and en- rolled in '-.'est High. Dorothy Ammerman, Joseph Ils, Genevieve Hasselman, and Bernice Mergen quit school during the year while Adelaide C ok, Mary Lolling, and Dale Kaselton became members of class of 43. The class play Cross My Heart was presentee in April, and the highlight of the year, the Jr. and Sr. Banquet, was held in the Venetian Room oi tne Nelson Hotel in Rockford.
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We began our most memorable year of education to date when the doors of Leaf River High were reopened once again on August 31 to admit the ''Class of '43. Several days later we elected the following officers: President—.....—........Keith Gallup Vice Pres.---------------------Roger McCoy Sec. Treas.......Virgie Cheek Student Council Rep.-Helen Schelling Marguerite Myers Our only social gathering was a most successful wiener roast at Krape Parle, Freeport on Sept. 26. On Friday, Nov. 13, our play cast defied all superstition by presenting Everything Happens To Us which turned out to be one of the best plsys staged here in recent years. The beaming faces of our thirty-two members were photographed on Nov. 9, and they all turned out ex- ceptionally well. On Feb. 5, we selected as our motto----- Today We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor . -colors------blue and silver, and flower-----pink carnation. Royal blue caps and gowns were also decided upon. Everyone of us is looking forward, perhaps re- gretfully, to Commencement Night when we shall be given the honorary certificate awarded every High School Graduate.
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