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MARTHA SHIPLEY She's a working girl now. ” JEANNIE SUDDARTH No one special, I just like 'em all. Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Outstanding Soph. Honor Roll F. H. A. Basket Ball Junior Play Librarian Office Girl JANE WADD L She's lovely, She's engaged, She uses Ponds.' F. H. A. Home Ec. Award Honor Roll F. H. A. Pres. F. H. A. Histor. WILLENE WINNER Dynamite comes in small packages.' Pep Squad Bank Glee Club Mixed Chorus Sr. Bank Rep. Student Band Con. F. H. A. Junior Play Highlights Staff FRANCES SHUFORD Thanks to Bob, the bridge is almost free. Bank F. H. A. Pep Squad WANDA UMFLEET My favorite class--Driver Education. F. H. A. Pep Squad JACK WILLIAMS Now what did I do? Basket Ball Glee Club Mixed Chorus R. T. WHITE Chief Lone Eagle Mohawk Tribe. F. F. A. Ag. Basket Ball Meat Judging Team Football L Club Librarian This page is sponsored by Serandos Chocolate Shop
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KATHERINE MORTON I'm going shop-ping--at M. F. A. Glee Club Mixed Chorus Pep Squad F. H. A. F. H. A. Histor. DARLENE POLLARD Senior boys are nice, but, oh, these alumni! Glee Club Basket Ball T wirier Alamo Staff Highlights Staff Student Council Sec. and Trea. Senior Class F. H. A. Tres. F. H. A. Sec. and Trea. W. C. PREWITT The outcome of the war was an outrage—Civil that isl F. F. A. F. F. A. Pres. Sec. Trea. Jr. Class Junior Play CHARLES ROAN Oh Sue, Don't you cry for me. F. F. A. Junior Play Alamo Staff Sr. Vice-Pres. JOHN PODANY Small, but mighty. Basket Ball Football Track L Club LARRY POWELL The Ladies' man. ” Glee Club Football Basket Ball L Club GENE REID Mr. Lankford's headache. Track Junior Play Pres. Jr. Class Student Council Senior Rep. F. F. A. Office Boy Glee Club Basket Ball L Clyb JACK SENCENBAUGH Well isn’t that a shame. Football Basket Ball Track L Club L Club Pres. Homecoming Escort
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As the stars of the L. H. S. Story, 1952, we began our screen careers as the sixty-four members of the supporting cast of the L. H, S. Story, 1949. We elected Peter Donath, president; Helen Halliburton, vice-president; Darlene Pollard, secretary-treasurer; and Opal Armbruster, student council representative. Mr. Fred Rynearson and Mr. Wirt Fowler were our technical advisors and gave us much guidance in our rise to understudies. Our glamorous and popular member, Helen Halliburton, had the honor of being our freshman attendant to the 1948 Homecoming Queen. She was also freshman attendant to the Bamwarming Queen. As the supporting cast, we were very active in football, basketball, pep squad, band, and glee Club. • We returned in the fall of 1949 as the fifty-four understudies in that year's production. We elected Eddie Holliday, president; Myron Griffith, vice-president; Joyce May, secretary-treasurer; and Darlene Pollard, student council representative, to guide us through our year. Our technical advisors this year were Mr. William Ellis and Mrs. H. R. Bums, Jr. This was the year when we were Quint City Conference Champs and twelve of our boys helped us win that title. Nine boys were out for basketball. Five understudies were admitted to the L Club. They were: Charlie Clark, Francis Craig, Jack Sencenbaugh, Tommy Goodwin, and Finis Corum. We had four members in the pep squad, eleven in glee club, and seven in the band. Our sophomore attendant to the Homecoming Queen was Joyce May, escorted by Myron Griffith. Eva Harriman was the Barnwarming attendant. Our Outstanding Sophomore was Lois Jean Suddarth. 1950-1951 saw fifty-four of us as Tomorrow's Stars. We began an adventurous year of preparation for stardom. This year we elected Gene Reid, president; Charlie Callison, vice-president; W. C. Prewitt, secretary-treasurer; and Joyce May, student council representative. Our technical advisors this year were Mrs. Claude Smallwood and Mrs. Helen Hildebrand. Popular Mary Burns was the junior attendant to the Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Jack Sencenbaugh. Another popular member, Joyce May, was attendant to the Bamwarming Queen. She was escorted by Gene Campbell. Opal Armbruster was editor of the L. H. S. Highlights, which was published weekly for the first time. She had much help from Mr. Lucy English and the other members of the Highlights staff. This page sponsored by P. N. HIRSCH AND CO..
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