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TWENTY-FOUR JUNIORS Sue Barkman Doyle Baum Royal Baum Donald Beeson Glenn Benson Linda Besson Max Blackburn Margaret Cochran Betty Griffis Bonnie Grubbs Deanna Grubbs Garry Hatfield Robert Hatfield Donnalee Horn Dale Hudson Orpha Kurtz Betty Mellott Janice Nelson Rita Olson James Romine Charles Ross Jerry Secrist John Smith Dick Tombaugh Sarah Urschel Terry Utter Dee Wagner Ted Ward Sharon Ware Sandra Witham Urschel Clinic
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MARITA TUCKER Senior Play Junior Play Speech Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 FHA 1, 2. 3, 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Mentonette Staff 4 Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4. Class Officer 3 Librarian 3 Cheerleader 3 PHILIP SURFACE Basketball 3 SENIOR NEWS As our high school careers draw to a close, we the class of 1955, like to remember many things which happened during our school years. Many memories which are good and bad, will always mingle in our minds as we march out of school and into the world. As Seniors, we realize that life is a puzzle and that part of the puzzle is being formed. Through our activities, our work and fun, we have all gained a part in completion to our puzzle by going to school. We had many money making projects during the year. Some of them were: the play Rest Assured given on October the 15th and the 16th, the Talent Show, a penny supper and a skating party. On March 1, was the annual Junior and Senior trip. This year the Juniors took the Seniors to Fort Wayne to an Ice Hockey game. On February 9, the Seniors left for Indianapolis to visit the state house. While there we visited many interesting places, among them were: the Senate, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court, the Governor's chambers and the museum. We had Class Day on May 13. The Baccalaureate was held in the gym on Sunday, May 15. Commencement was held in the gym on Tuesday, May 17. We started on our Senior trip on May 22 by train from Mentone. We visited Washington, D. C., New York City and Niagara Falls.
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TWENTY-FIVE Class of 56” With three years of work behind them, the class of 1956 have one year to complete the puzzle. At the start of this year class officers were elected as follows: President Ted Ward Vice President Charles Ross Secretary Rita Olson Treasurer ........... Janice Nelson Store Manager Ronald Beeson Reporter Betty Mellott When Ted Ward resigned at the end of the first semester, Charles Ross became president and Gary Hatfield was elected Vice President. The main activities of this year have been running the candy sales at noons, serving at the Egg Show Banquet, planning and having a penny supper, selling cookies, and having concessions at the ball games, Junior-Senior trip, and Junior play. Betty Griffis was chosen to represent Men- tone in the Egg Show and also at the Muck Crop Show held at Akron. Deanna Grubbs was crowned Queen Mistle- toe at the Christmas dance. The annual Junior and Senior trip was on March 1. They journeyed to Fort Wayne to see an ice hockey game. On April 25, the class had a skating party at Rock Lake. This was the only class party of the year. On February 22, the class visited the State Legislature in Indianapolis. The class play New Fires was directed by Wilma Dawson on April 15, and 16. Rita Olson was picked first at the Senior Talent Show. Deluxe Cleaners
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