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JUNIOR CLASS From top to bottom: Donald Herald Roger Leahr Enoch Ham James Crow
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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1943 we started on our loathsome journey. There were nine in our class, namely: James Crow, Donald Herald, Enoch Ham, Roger Leahr, Donald Ballard, Martha Jean Ballard, Anna Mae Secrest and Norma Jean Todd. Norma Jean and Anna Mae dropped out the first semester. In the second semester Frances Crow joined our class but left later in the semester. Roger leahr was elected president; Martha Jean Ballard, vice-president; James Crow, secretary- treasurer, and Mrs. Baron was our sponsor. Our teachers this year were Joseph H. Pursifull, Principal; Ethel Baron, and Helen Artz. In our sophomore year our class roll was: James Crow, Enoch Ham, Donald Herald, Martha Jean Ballard, Roger Leahr, and Donald Ballard. Our class officers were Martha Jean Ballard, president; Donald Herald, vice-president; James Crow, secretary- treasurer. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Smith. The teachers this year were J. L. Dunbar, Principal; Vera Smith and Frieda Brad- bury. Donald Ballard moved to Pittsfield during the first semester leaving only five in the class. On February 14, with the help of Mrs. Smith we sponsored a Valentine Party. It was a great success. We played games and had ice cream and cake for refreshments. At the close of our sophomore year Martha Jean Ballard became Mrs. Howell Browning. This left our class with only four members. At the start of our Junior year there were four boys in our class, namely: Enoch Ham, James Crow, Donald Herald, and Roger Leahr. This year Roger Leahr was elected president; James Crew, vice-president; and Donald Herald, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Smith was elected as our sponsor. We sold pop and other eats at the basketball games and have $50.00 now in our treasury. With the help of Mrs. Smith and the senior class we hope to pro- duce a play in March. At the end of this year we pass into the final lap of one of our most important tasks of life. We hope that next year is even more successful for us than the last three have been. Roger Leahr
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