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Page 31 text:
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1.-2, '-?l1??7 'zu' 5 - ' e MARILYN WADE, Glee Club 47, Class Secrefary 48, Junior Class Play 48, Pow-Wow Sfaff 49, Pep Club 49, Smoke Signal Sfaff 49. GERALD DAVID, INDI picfuredl, Track 46-47-48. Inlramural 46-47-48-49. E IOR WAYNE WHITE, Band 46-47-48-49, Inframural 46- 47-48, Algebra Ccnlesl 46. CLAYTON DECK ER, INQI pic'Iured.I Baskefball 46-47-48, Base- ball 46-47, Track 46-47-48, Cross Counlry 48-49, Box- ing 48, Class President 46, Glee Club 46. OF 1949
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CLASS HISTORY The senior class of 1949 begins a new era in the school history of Mississinewa High School. As of August 1, 1948, students of Gas City High School and Ionesboro High School threw away all traditions and customs to be- gin anew so that future students of Mill Town- ship might have a better education. Since we are the first graduating class, our history dates back just one year. As seniors, we started the ball rolling the first day of school by electing our class of- ficers: Hal Iohnson, alias the runt, was elect- ed our president, lohn Pattison, vice-president, Ianet Soultz, secretaryg and Mildred Swafforcl, treasurer. The seniors were very active and well re- presented in all school activities such as: The varsity basketball team - All seniors. l-lard-working Student Manager - lack 'Cass McHenry. Active Yell Leaders-Ronald Ears Shep- pard, Gene Pinky Shrontz, Mark Bucket- pants Cates, Bob Hindu Henderson. Efficient Student Council-Patty Hand, Pre- sident, Bill lacks, Vice-President, Tom Brock, Rex Brown, Reporter. High School Band, Glee Club, Boys Chorus, Smoke Signal, F1-l.A., Hi-Y, Pep Club, Touch Football, Librarians, Baseball, Cross Country, Track, Intramural, Student Office Work and Senior productions for the year included a class play, lust Ducky , three one-act plays: production of the Pow-Wow, holding a mock election, and the Hallowe'en carnival. The treasury was built up through the sale of magazine subscriptions, radio sales, and other activities already mentioned. Other activities were sponsored by the class throughout the school year. Page Twenty-Six
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