Mill City High School - Timberwolf Yearbook (Mill City, OR)

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mms H Ml 5 Front Row: Betty Syverson, Marian King, Virginia Jackson, Marian McFadden, La Cretta Thomas, Miss Allen, Second Row: Francis Clark, Franklin McDowell, Al Haas, Gerald King, Eunene Thornley- sack Row: Louis ver-beck, B111 -rumiafge, David Karr, Kirk wil-ici, Jerrold Hunter. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of our junior year, we had a class of fifteen students. Bill Turnidqe and Betty Syverson left, leaving us a class of thirteen. Representing our class in student council this year is our president Louis Verbeok. Other class of- ficers are La Cretta Thomas in the office of vice nresb dentg Marian McFadden, secretaryg and David Karr, treasurer, Miss Allen, class advisor. ' Our activities this year have included a pie sale, the traditional Junior Prom, a donkey basketball game and the Junior-Seni anquet I1 1 3 Q