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099 ILUJIE SSTIQIEA ' 199 FRESHMAN CLASS School started August 30, 1948, with thirty freshmen. When Art Hayden joined us early in the fall, our number was increased to thirty-one. One student, Bob Frye, left us in March for a new home at Toledo. The following officers were elected: President, Nancy Stricklettg Vice-President, Junior Cornwell: Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Clement, Reporter, Bob Frye. First Row, left to right-Betty Poe, Rose Ellington, Dorothy Ikemire, Phyllis Moore, Avis Malcolm, Nancy Stricklett, Shirley Walker, Beverly Cook, Mary Arney. Second Row-Stanley 'Ratts, Bob Frye, Lois Oller, Rosetta Ulrey, Wanda Washburn, Janice Bollinger, Marilyn Nickles, Ted McNurlan, Lester Neal. Third Row-Junior Cornwell, John Morrill, Gayle Gard, Art Hayden, Earl Roberts, Leonard McNary, John Daugherty, Mrs. Harden. Fourth Row-Mr. Vinyard, Jerry Ellington, Melton Zachary, Kenneth Benner, Lowell Galey, Charles Blunk, Jerry Clement. SOPHOMORE CLASS On September 2, 1947, forty-seven green freshies enrolled at M, C. H. S. After getting acquainted they chose the following' officers: President, Gerald Smith: Vice-President, Ron Janney: and Secretary-Treasurer, Wayne Ewbank. Their can- gidates for King and Queen of the Junior Carnival were Gerald Smith and Judy asig. The green having Worn off, forty-three sophomores returned in the fall of 1948 hoping to make their class go down in history. The officers elected were: President, Walter Connery Vice-President, Gerald Smithg Secretary-Treasurer, Wayne Ewbank: and Reporter, Dolores Veach. Ron Janney and Roxy Hammond were chosen as sophomore candidates for King and Queen. This class has surpassed all others in enrollemnt during the first two years of its high school life. First Row, left to right-Berna Deane Grubb, Shirley Watson, Carmen Cunningham, Judy Fasig, Mayme Lathrop, Lelah Newman, Kay Cronk, Thelma Smitley, Imogene Bishop, Dolores Veach, Myrtle Sawyer. Second Row-Mrs, Manwaring, Monnie Galeener, Verlin Zachary, Roxy Hammond, Phyllis Vaughn, Margaret Doles, Sharon Frye, Peggy Martin, Joan Vale, Carolyn Baird. Third Row-Ron Janney, Bob Durnal, Jim Rogers, Jim Hardway, Doit Reed, Ronnie Kitchen, Fenton Veach, Paul Erwin, James Slusser, Richard Parcel. Fourth Row-Wayne Evvbank, Darrell McConnell, Don Stutesman, Richard Swope, Joe Brosman, Gerald Scott, Cloyd Burkett. Fifth Row-Harry Blunk, Mark Ennis, Walter Conner, Gerald Smith, Earl Veach, Herbert Hutchens. JUNIOR CLASS In September of 1946 a freshman class of forty-four new students enrolled at M. C. H. S. They struggled through the first year of high school electing Jim Daugherty, Doyle Rardin, and Helen Tingley as class officers. Jim Daugherty and Pat Garver were chosen as Freshmen candidates for Carnival King and Queen. After a vacation they returned as sophomores to elect Wayne Ratts, Bob Inboden, and Pat Garver as class officers. Candidates for King and Queen were Bob Inboden and June Ikemire. In 1948 they began their third year of high school. This ambitious class put on one of the most successful Junior Carnivals ever held at M. C. H. S. Junior class candidates for King and Queen were Otis Daugherty and Wilma Beutler, and Otis succeeded in gaining the King's throne. Wayne Cline, Sharon Fasig and Wayne Ratts were elected class officers for this year. First Row, left to right-Betty Zellers, Sharon Fasig, Betty Shaffner, Caralee Huckaba, Doris Benner, Marilyn Brosman, Wilma Beutler, 'Mildred Hall, Dorothy Williams, Mary Ferguson. Second Row-Don Burkett, David Smyser, Eva Dale Cornwell, Mae Williams, June Ikemire, Marion Washburn, Norma Roberts, Margaret Elliott, Bill Marshall, Glen Thompson. Third Row-Maurice Wilhoit, Lee Cline, Bob Craig, Alvin Fraker, Wayne ,Ratts, Jimmy Daugherty, Bill Finley, Otis Daugherty, Mrs. Shaffner, Mr. Tapp. Fourth Row-Wayne Cline, Bob Shotts, Doyle Rardin, Bob Inboden, Harold Watson, Ned McNurlan, Ronald Davis, Mr. Haytou.
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