Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Freshman Board FRONT ROW: Sally Platt, Walter Moore, Don Beveridge, Marilyn Painter. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Beveridge, Gene Sticklen, George Slaughter. The sophomores seemed to be a very up and coming class this year. One of the main reasons forthis was their group of officers and board of directors. The president of this lively bunch was Teddy Johnson, Marvin Olson, vice preside n t, D ora thy Meyers, secretary,and Margie Bran- tingham, treasurer The board of directors was Mary Alice Ray, Janet Kinney, Bob McLoslcey, and Bob McKee. The sophomores had their party early in the year, where they chase Dorothy Meyers queen and Bob Barron king to rule over their party. They helped with the stand at thf football game for some ofthe games. The class advisors for the soph- omores were Miss McKeown and Mr. Cambridge. To top everything else off, the sophomores always have quite a few on the honor roll , The green freshmen have proved to us that they aren't as green as we think. The officers and board of di- rectors have served their class well. The officers this year are Don Bev- eridge, president, Walter Moore, vice president, Sally Platt, sec- retary, and Marilyn Painter, treas- surer. The board of directors for the freshmen are Dorothy Beveridge, Gene Sticklen, Sheryl Stripe and George Slaughter. The advisors are Miss Anderson and Mr. Bowers. The classalways hasa good rep- resentation on the honor roll. The freshmen had a party for their class later in the year. All in all, they are making a name for themselves. aphomore Board FRONT ROW: Mary Alice Ray, Bob McLoskey, Janet Kinney, Margie Branting- ham, Marvin Olson. SECOND ROW:Bob McKee, Ted Johnson, Dorothy Meyers.

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