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Junior if HV Bock Row, left to right: Adeline Frantz, DeForest Denman, Donald Applegate, Raymond Denson, George Brock, Laura Beat, Norman Gilsdorf, Joe Campbell, Gordon Cornell, Virginia Dague. Front Row, left to right: Donna Brubaker, Doreen Cogswell, Garneta Bond, Helen Barsic, Mary Jane Fanta, Hazel Crum, Lois Abell, Beverly Garver, Betty Dohanyos, Dolores Gott. Back Row, left to right: Lois Kaufman, Dick Miller, Harvey Brine, John Kraus, John Keefer, Harold Grosser, Jacob Keiper, Pat Holden. Middle Row, left to right: Lucy Lawrence, Martha Judkins, Reuben Barna, Dale Neel, Earl Koppes, Dick Killinger, Darrell Maddox, Marguerite Halblaub. Front Row, left to right: Garvin Hooven, Mary Jane Haumesser, Marge Kaszian, Arlayne Jones, Sue Kirkham, Hazel Neff, Dolores Mellert, Delores Messenger.
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Juniors 'if .Q ' Back Row, left to right: Shirley Schwartz, Jane Wilson, Barbara Ridiker, Ruth Jane Wolfe, lla Williams, Eddie Rickard, Katherine Steidl. Middle Row, left to right: Bob Spencer, Eddie Oravecz, Dick Reinhardt, Bob Werley, Chester Ring, Frank Poor. Front Row, left to rigl1t:R0berta Reed, Esther Ring, Eleanor Pritchard, Shirley Sprankle, Lois Wertz, Alice Stefan, Dick Phillips, Genevieve Wass. todiumeProm-Yoor Book These and many other activities make the third year of high school the busiest and the most fun. ln addition to our regular school work, we Juniors sponsor all the stadium activities ot the football games. Another important event in our year is the Junior-Senior banquet which we also have the responsibility of preparing. For many Juniors and Seniors this stands as one ofthe most important evenings in all our high school life. Another task which is thrust on our shoulders is the producing of the annual. Much work is connected with this project in order that the book may be more enjoyable than it ever has been before.
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