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JUNIOR eioAdfcf Row 1. Patricia Barfield, Norman Steele, Betty Ridenhower, James Ray. Row 2. Kenneth Compton, Charles Bolton, Henry Castleman, Lowell Commer, Prather Creson, Louis Brooks. Row 3. Mary Toler, Helen Wehrmeyer, Dorothy Wilkins, Inez Go-lightly, June Beckman, Vitrue Hayden. Row 4. Joe Powell, Clarence Walters, Paul Teckenbrock, Joe Troutman, William Humma, Joe Zaricor. Row 5. Hattie Baker, Doris Wilcox, Jessie Mae Gillion, Virginia Fulkerson, Evelyn Hill, Norma Kerr. Row 6. Lloyd Sielbeck. Genell Grace, Dale Hille, William Jerdon, Maurice Kidd, Donald Baccus. Officers President ...........................................................Pat Barfield Vice President.....................................I................Norman Steele Secretary ..................................................... Betty Ridenhower Treasurer ...........................................................James Ray The lllohmet 1939
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memorial ALICE: RUTH FICK Class of 1940 DEBOIS RUTLEDCE Class of 1939 CLYDE CARVEL Class of 1939 IQ39 The lllohmet
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JUNIOR OUAJc'U Row 1. Rudy Ham, James Haley, Henry Swegman, Henry Davis, Jack Estes, Robeit Fulkeison. Row 2. Aline King, Mary Leukering, Catherine Main, Lillian Mann, Cathe'.ine Miller, Helen Mitchell. Row 3. Robert Korte, Alvin Krueger, Carl Mescher, Carl E. Mescher, August Moorman, William Parmely. Row 4. Verna Pitt, Virginia Croach, Doris Schneider, Calista Starkes. June Harrington, Evelyn Cummins. Row 5. James Pearce, T. J. Sheppard, Ray Smith, Robert Smith, Eugene Hood, Clarence Yates. Row 6. Millissa Estes, Dorothy Castleman, Elizabeth Bivins, Betty Cagle, Lenora Bolden, Mary Barfield. The Junior year is reputed to he the most eventful of the four, and the class ot 1940 made theirs no exception. Our play “Charm School,” November 18, was a huge success. We were well represented in sports, having Ray, Pearce, Humma, and Smith on the Football and Basketball teams and many others of our class on second and third teams. Finally, we gave the Junior-Senior reception—the outstanding social event of the year. Both classes will look back on it as one of their happiest memories. We express our gratitude to our sponsors. Miss Bess Atwell and Miss Ora Rush for their advice and guidance throughout this pleasant year. 1939 The lllohmet
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