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Row 1: C. Ellington, F. Millis, J. Ulrey, J. Beltz, H. Shaffner. V. Conrad, D. Hutch- ens, G. Shade, B. Downey, R. Ryan, B. Martin. C. Zimmerman. Row 2: Mrs. Galbreath, J. Stanneld, N, Romines. J. Zachary. R. Richey. S. Reed, L. Fraker. N. Patchett. R. Alcorn, J. W. Kelley, E, Reed. P. Bowen, Mr. Powers. Row 3: M. Shotts, J. Devlin, B. Cook, M. Inman, M. Hardway, M. Greenwell, P, Cunningham, M. Ax, F. Beabout. N. Maxwell, E. Atkins, F. Swope, R. Cline. Not shown: D. Hills. K, Hurt, M. Munch. JUNIORS In 1937 forty-two freshmen elected Glenn Shade, Dale Hutchens, Virginia Wright and Bill Downey as oflicers, with Miss Balmer and Mr. Riefsteck as sponsors. Thirty-seven members returned for 1938. Bob Alcorn and Mary Hardway joined the class. The oflicers were Eleanor Atkins, Robert Ryan. Mary Hard- way, and Bill Downey. Miss Gallatin and Mr. Easter served as sponsors. This year the addition of Jim Stanfield and Mary Munch brought the en- rollment to thirty-nine. Roger Richey, Marjorie Ax, Faye Swope and Phyllis Cunningham were chosen as officers. Mrs. Galbreath and Mr. Powers were the sponsors. As usual, a fall festival, the class play, a banquet and a picnic were sponsored. I'uge11inrleen-The Blue Streak
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Wintry Days Some snow birds- or sumpir1'. Aw, boys, take it easy! Duck. Miss Balmer. Here it comes! 'Pipsqueak'- Mary Nell to you. Wonder who he hit ? v Ready, aim . . . I' Would you call this a set-up . . . . Or an up-set? Won't you trip in those, Mr. Hurst? What would we do without 'Uncle Wash'? 1' Blue Sfreuk-I'ugv eighlven
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s Noon Hour The way I heard it was . . Our Carnival King and Queen are crowned. Don't push, A1- bert. There she bel One of our Afresh- - fn 125. iSilly, aren't they C U, to Seniors. T 'IXow, which one's which? 'Under the spreading . . . well, some kind of tree. 'Aw, girls. give me a bite. 'Remember when 'Uncle Wash' broke his arm? 'Playing leap frog. Bill? The Blue Streak4Page fwe fy
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