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CLASS HISTORY OF 1937 In the year of 1933, one hundred and thirty students started their Freshman year at dear old L .H. S. Miss Virginia Hancock was chosen class advisor. Dallas Faulkner was elected president; June Southard, vice-president; Dick Nash, treasurer. The Fresh- men of that year took an active part in the Freshmen reception by presenting a pro- gram to the other classes. One hundred and twelve students enrolled as Sophomores in the year 1934. The class chose as officers: Ivan Brown, president; Carl McGowan, vice-president; Dick Nash, secretary; and Marjorie Pearson, student council representative.. Mr. Shailer Peterson was the class advisor. In 1935, ninety-six Juniors invaded the walls of the old high school. Miss Lena Medler was class advisor. The following officere were elected : Marjorie Pearson, presi- dent; Grace Chilcote, vice-president; Elva Colbrv, secretary; Bob Heimerdinger, treasurer; Dean Stephens, student council representative. The Juniors were the most active class in school. They sponsored many enjoyable events. They sailed the U.S.S. Normandie, Jr., around the world in the Junior Hi-Jinx. A successful prom, given in honor of the Seniors, was a big feature of the year. The end of the Juniore career in L. H.S. was climaxed by the Junior-Senior picnic which was held at Benton-Lane Park. As graduating Seniors at last—sixty-seven sophisticated students witnessed the eventful year of 1936-37. Mr. Lawrence Bennett was class advisor. Dean Stephens was elected president; LeRoy Ingram, vice president; Helen Edwards, secretary; Glenn Smith, treasurer; Lloyd Whetstone, sergeant-at-arms; and Joyce Kelly, Senior representative. The major event of the year was the sponsoring of the Senior class play, “The Charm School,” which was skillfully directed by Miss Kee Buchanan. The cast for the three act comedy was as follows: Elise, played by La Neve Bahr; Sally, by Marjorie Pearson; Muriel, Helen Edwards; Alix, LaNeve Lawrence; Ethel, Bertha Clem; Edith, Joyce Kelly; Lillian, Irene Moss; Madge, Anita Backberg; Miss Hayes, Helen Pape; Miss Curtis, Lorraine Crosby; Austin, Dean Stephens; George, Bob Heimerdinger; David, Bob Peterson; Tim, Glenn Smith ; Jim, Bob LaFond ; Mr. Johns, LeRoy Ingram ; Jo, Grace Bartruff; Helen, Mabel Lord; Lena, Ruby Essig; Mary, Elizabeth Spires; Edna, Virginia Ray. Thus concludes the high school career for sixty-seven faithful students who have passed from the walls of dear old L. H. S.
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CLASS WILL At last, we have attained the cherished goal—graduating seniors. But before we leave this dear old school we have legally drawn up this will: Article I Sec. 1. We the graduating Senior class, will all unneeded books, used pencils and any other surplus equipment to those who regard them as a dire necessity. Sec. 2. We will the last two rows of seats in the study hall (those which are used only by Seniors) to all members of the Junior class. Article II Sec. 1. We will to all of the teachers a box of aspirins for the headaches we have given them and a bottle of “Color Back” for all of the grey hair we have caused them. Article III Sec. 1. Bob Heimerdinger and Anita Backberg leaves a place in the Honor Society for Marian Michelson and Bruce Stacy. Georgia Preston and La Neve Bahr leave boy friends. Grace Bartruff leaves for Seattle on the next train. (Len Edwards of course) Paul Turnidge and Lloyd Whetstone leave more grey hair in Mr. Pengra’s head as a result of one year of Civics. Pauline Pengra, Marjorie Pearson, Grace Chilcote and Bertha Clem leave their opinion of all men to Zola LaForge, Audrey Coyle, Eureka Powell and Marjorie Ashby, respectively. Dorothy Sharman, Zola Hazen and Velma Wirt leave needed room on the Lacomb bus. Mervin Hoover and Albert Fromherz will their quiet reserve to Glenn Faulkner and Bill Warden. Jack Haek has finally decided to leave Nadine to Russell. Neal Hollingsworth leaves “parking” space in the parking lot to Don Hayes. Alton Coyle and Robert LaFond leave their “star” football posi- tions to Glenn Kobow and Bob Simpson. Georgia Weirich and Therman Zeitler leave for the Albany Court House. Ruth Olson and Verna Belle Zeitler will their positions as librarians to Bernadine Hainz and June Heyne. Irene Moss leaves a “Thorne” to pierce someone else’s heart. LeRoy Ingram and Albert Fromherz leave a little foam for the other soaks! Dale Schuler wills his theme song I Love to Take Orders from You,” to Wib Lanning. Mary Tyler and Ruby Essig leave several fluttering hearts among the under classmen.
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