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Bruce Olson Treasurer Jeanette Peck Secretary Mark Hoy Vice-President Dave S chro eder President The Class of 1966 began, of course, as lowly sophomores. The usual Jokes were played on them, but they emerged as an up and coming class. The first slate of officers were President Dave Schroeder, Vice-President Junior Parr, Secretary Jeanette Peck, and Treasurer Kathy Wiegand. A candy sale drive that was tremendously successful can¬ celed the need for further money¬ making projects. A colorful Carousel complete with natural scenery and sideshow booths, provided magic for the Sophomore Prom. Now polished off and emerging as juniors, the class took over Home¬ coming ceremonies. Queen Betsy Schlegel and her court were Portraits of Majesty. Revenue came primarily from sponsoring dances. Dave Schroeder, president; Junior Parr, vice-president; Jeanette Peck, secretary; and Bruce Olson, treasurer, supervised the class. Juniors who attended Executive Com¬ mittee meetings and were committee members of Junior class projects re¬ ceived points for their efforts, and pins were distributed to outstanding contributors. Proceeds from a benefit assembly went to aid injured junior Cheryl Horning. Alice ' s Wonderland enchanted a fairy-tale Junior Prom. The importance and responsibility of finally becoming seniors arrived for 445 classmates. Seniors took over the leadership in clubs, sports, school politics, and student government. Vice-President Mark Hoy, Secretary Jeanette Peck, and Treasurer Bruce Olson staffed executive positions, and President Dave Schroeder was elected for the third time. For every senior there was an activity to display his particular ability. Varsity Varieties, which hosted a couple from outer space, exhibited the talents of Senior High students. Look Through Any Window was the visitors ' method of viewing life in Mansfield. Harvey was the senior class ' dramatic offering. The end approached as Class Day recogni¬ tion, the Senior Prom, and Baccalaureate came and went. The Class of 1966 united for the last time on June 10. Commencement exercises were met with mixed emotions of relief from school routine and sadness at parting from old friends. The Class of ' 66 took its place in the history of Mans¬ field Senior High and looked to the future. 17
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