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1171102 138 President Verland Lakosky WC' gxhvx F4-Am Roger Steiner Vice President Sec Treas Joyce Trindal Marliss Berg, Yvonne Christensen, Iarv Jane Theisen, Jewell Miller, Verland Lakoskv, Roger Stelner, Jovce Trlndal, Fern Horn, Violet Nvsted, Janice Trindal Front Row Center Row Alvera Voigt, Helen Murray, Maxine Rice, Lorraine West, Bernelda Reineking, Virginia Mengel, Bernadine Sturtz, Beatrice Taggart, Bernice Chekitis, Allce Fisher, Alvira Stayton, Viola Anderegg, Dorothy Bredlau, Virginia Bertz, Phyllis Bevreis, Kathleen Goehring, Donald Weyhmiller Betty Neuman, Janet Sterr, Oliver Henninger Leland Raab, Laverne Hammerstrom, Eldon Fisher, Wilbur Lindner, Halbert Vogel, Delmer Capelle, Arthur Olsen,Randall Miller Francis Schefchik,Walter Hinkelmann,Francis Elsinger, Glenn Cole, Eugene Lvon Back Row THEY'RE ON THE AIR Flash' Flash' This is the Junior News Reporter now the air' I am retracing the highlights of the enjoyable activities, which Juniors have so earnestly endeavored to make successful September 4 Juniors assemble to elect class officers Verland Lakosky is elected president by a margin of one vote, Roger Steiner, vice president, and Joyce Trindal, secretary and treasuren2Marliss Berg, Yvonne Christensen Leland Raab, and Roger Steiner are elected to represent the Student Council Fortunately we obtained Mr Berry for our adviser Flash! October 27 Another junior class meeting to elect a candidate for Carnival Queen Kathleen Goehring is chosen Flash November 24 Right this way folks, the Carnival is on Stop and see the pantomime, 'The Lights Went Out', given by the Junior class Only a nickel Flash'!!' May 10 The final feat of the year, Junior Prom Fine music, fine decorations and so ends the Junior Broadcast of the year That's all ! fl o I o an , O . l if , - . . ,K . vQ fqLi'fif5',fl,'2 . 14 V' ' 'fwwmf , 'f?Qpa, , , N 3:5 , . on 0 O ..-..- . . . O O I .. ........ I I l . . . . ....... O Q' Q C I O I O O l ..... . ' ' 111 . .
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First Row Shirley Vogel Lorea Gardner, Alice Ampe, Nancy Thurber, Percy Voight, Charles Essel man, Sidney Picus, Norma Young, Margaret Gravitter, Wilma Guetschow Patsy Beaver, Nina Oestreich, Margaret Horner, Irene Brown, Ruth Haslow, Altha Morse,Ruth Marquardt,Patricia Haas, Beverly Boe, Shirley Miller Second Row Third Row Robert Prior, Arleigh Henninger, Esther Hammer, Donald Strege, Franklin Zhmnerman, Ila Schmidt, Ethel Clouse, John Gerdes, Robert Brown, Helen Brown, Russell Schmitz Joseph Beaver, Glen Bloom,Anthony Schlagen haft, James Brusky Clark Catlin, Albert Degenhardt, Donald Smith, Ambrose Murphy Fourth Row Mr Lawrenz, Advisor SOPHOMORE HIGH LIGHTS OF THE YEAR Our first big event of the year was the School Carni val Each class was to sponsor some sort of a side show and after much deliberation we Sophomores chose a barn dance We had impersonations of some of the radio celeb rites such as Lulu Belle, Scotty, and Uncle Ezra B with some old fashioned square dances, entertaining approximately 220 people throughout the evening Patsy Beaver was the Sophomore class representative for Carni val Queen and Clarke Catlin Carnival King With the as istance of the Student Council, we put on a very successful school party It was there that the folk dances were introduced and the student body made an attempt at square dancing Ach Yah S Soon after school started, we were grieved by the death of our fellow classmate, Leland Rennak Tfiii ', isy.: ' g ' A 'gg fM32 4 ,wi , f f-'L' 5 Q I 23 , 5' fi, , fi 4. .X j 1 . .av - Q5 . ,, ' E x . President Nancy Thurber Vice President Percy Voight Secretary Charles Esselman Treasurer Sidney Picus 3 , I ' 1 ' ' ffgt - 6- W if ff sides the impersonations, we had a rollicking good time ' 1 T55 r - F iz? ,'4.. , 1 f . n Qs J
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