Minden High School - Log Yearbook (Mindenmines, MO)

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7be laq ‘3X JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The junior Class of 1937-38 has enjoyed its school year and hail it as successful. For our first class outing we went in the school bus to the skating ‘'rink. The junior play The Blue Bag went over with a bang. Our 40 members are very active in all school affairs. Kirk Jester, Frank Dominguez, Frank James, Leonard Gather , Marvin Burnside, jack Montgomery, Steven Talbot, Joe George represented our class in basketball and football. Virginia Nygren, Leta McDonald, Thelma Davenport, Wilma Edds, were on the volley ball team. Many of our members are in the glee clubs and band. Kirk Jester and Marjorie Bricker were out for solos. Leta McDonald and Marjorie Bricker were in the girls quartet. President Vice president Sec-Treas. Sponsor Margaret Mackie Kirk Jester Billy Koon Fern Berry Motto Colors Build for Character, not for Fame Blue and White

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Vke Iwj, '3X JUNIOR CLASS Top Row— Lois Runnels Dorothea Bell Flaker Bonnell Flaker Junior Terhune Grace Scott Leta McDonald Marvin Burnside Velma Crank Thomas Crockett Third Row--Eleanora Zeller Jack Montgomery Stephen Talbott W inf.? S t am b ac k Wanda Southern Frank Jamo3 Pringle Johnson Harold Fuqua Frank Dominguez Wilma Bales Leonard Gathman Joe George Merle Martin Kirk Jester Dorothy Dryer Fern Berry Doris Berry Second Row— Charles Walker Martha Burdick Thelma Scott Dorothy Crockett Billy Koon Clarence Pingree Wilma Edds Neal Hobson Fern Carpenter First Row— Roland Watson Marjorie Bricker Juanita Copeland

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2he 2(kf 33 Cecil Gregg--My example of the faithful lover to Johnny Varisto. Donald Pike—My place as King of the annual to Billy Koon--better luck next time, Billy. Francis Polston--To Billy Ray I bequeath my position on the All-League Football Team. George Rouse--My ability to attempt to impress the instructors with my knowledge of their subject to Cletis Smith. Clyde Crowe--My. bashful and backward ways to Jack Caslavka. Andrew Howard -- leaves a mind at ease to Warren Polston. George Howard -- bequeaths his position as George Wheat s assistant to Moose Gregg. La Velle McCool--his ability to put love first to any Junior boy is willing to devote himself. Blaine Lasley — My job as stenciler on The Log to Pringle Johnson. Adolf English -- My seat at the side of Marjorie Bricker in typing class to Jack Montgomery. Thomas Snead--his ability to tease to some one outside of school. Linn Crockett -- My little book of The Best wisecracks to Harry Hughes. Myron Smith—his ability to find something else to do at the ringing of the second bell to Marv in Burnside. Ralph McKee -- My ability to work Business Math to Ivan Wescott. Raymond Leist--My curly, raven locks to Billy Young Frances Beauchamp--Leaves her position as Editor-in- • chief to whoever can stand up under it. Wanita Palm -- My position as cheer leader and my weekly column to Fern Carpenter. Alice Bee Rodgers--Leaves the discomfort of catching all the surplus ink from the mimeograph on hands and clothes, to Marjorie Bricker. --Wanita Palm