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Dick Riddle Lucy Williams Mervin Volkenand sponsored by WALTER H. KEMP Drsrnusuroas Arlan Rathke Joanne Reedy Lorraine Rice Florence Riddle Mary Shelley Betty Sidmore Gary Swenson Ianece Welton Not Picturedg Donna Bowen Alan Becker Sondra St. Onge Marvin Walsh Joanne West Charles Garvin
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Lyle Larson Susan LeDuc James Lee Rose McQueen James Menehan Donna Mertel George Miller Jeannie Norris Wayne Olson Carmen Pondelick Gloria Preston Gary Rasmussen Sponsored by ZONOLITE COMPANY
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Sa 'ze Wat We, the Class of 54, entered high school on September 2, 1950. Two weeks after our en- trance we became full-fledged high school students as a reward of a grueling day of initiation not without the noted egg shampoo. As soon as school was out we rushed home to spend the ensuing five hours in a bathtub, trying to remove the lipstick, shoe polish, and skunk oil, which covered our heads, arms, and legs. That night we were honored with a dance. Our freshman president was Kenneth Hamlin, vice-president, Brad Baethg secretary, Gloria Preston: and treasurer, Alan Becker. That year there was a freshman, Dick Riddle, chosen as a cheerleader. When time for Hi-Jinx arrived, Carmen Pondelick was chosen as our queen candidate. Not knowing the tricks of the trade, we lost. In March we staged the traditional St. Patrick's Dance, thus bringing to a close the events of the year. On September 4, 1952, we were old timers returning to school to take up the work of sopho- mores. The first thing which we did was to change the initiation from a boring, smelly, messy day into a day of work, during which the incoming freshmen worked while the sopho- mores supervised. The upperclassmen were allowed a free afternoon, returning at 3:30 for entertainment provided by the freshmen. We greeted them with the annual dance that even- ing. Dick Riddle was once again elected cheerleader by the student body. Dick was also elected sophomore class president: Pete Volkenanu, vice-president: Gloria Preston, secretary, and Alan Becker, treasurer. ln the homecoming elections two of our classmates, Gloria Preston and Sherrie Belangie, were princesses. When Hi-Jinx rolled around, Gloria Preston was crowned the annual Hi-Jinx Queen. It was the biggest win of all years. The active class of 54 marches on. l J Sponsored by GERINGER HARDWARE and IOHNSON'S SHOE STORE
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