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' 6'laA.4,Jf1bi1n.l4, On September 3, l94U, l26 nervous freshmen entered L.T.H.S. for the first day of their high school careers. The class officers for the four years have been: presidents, Ioseph McGuire, Wen- dell Sineni, Robert Dasenbrock, and Frank Millerg vice-presidents, Doris lohnson, lean Kennedy, Robert Wagner, and Carl Boe: secretaries, Dorothy Iohnson, Le Roy Traylor, Carl Boe, and Betty Io Murphyy treasurers, Le Roy Traylor, loseph McGuire, Raymond Timm, and Lois Briick. Before many weeks had elapsed we had entered into the activities of school. The boys Went out for sports, and the girls joined the G.A.A. When September '41 rolled around, We returned to the institution of learning less timid than the previous year, and much Wiser for the year's experiences, Our junior year was filled with many activities. On November 27 and 28, the class eart to a large and appreciative audience. The alleirnportant event of the year, the junior-senior prom, was held in May. We all worked hard in making it a successful evening-even though it did rain. We returned again in 1943 dignified seniors, and found ourselves even busier than the year beforeewriting for the Times and Lock, taking part in Brother Goose, and being active in presented She's a Soldiers Sweeth various organizations. Our class, during this last year, has decreased in size, since so many of our young men have enlisted in the armed forces. be final exams, class day, baccalaureate, and graduation, and then all Soon it will will be treasured memories.
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