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I-L-lL:'1'l'1e 1'57C52q p!VX'e.Qsic:1 all :I Sophomore Basketball The sophomore class was well representedlin Basketball. There were four boys on the varsity and also four girls on the girls' team. The following boys were on the team: LEVERNE CARLSON Forward and guard WILLIAM MALONE . Forward and guard CHARLES SLuGA . . Guard GEORGE IACKSON .... Center The following are the girls who made the team: DORIS MELLANDER . Forward and side-center MARY RooT . . . . . Forward MARGUERITE LANTI-IIER Guard LucILLE IoHNsoN Center -W. W. Twenty Nine f X m y i
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F -'47 'fl P W C'-'-TI :rhe 119:52 magiei-all STUDENT Leonard Abplanalp Pauline Ahl ..... Frances Bowen . . . Margaret Bowen . . Doris Brock ...... Richard Bucheit .. Regina Burg ..... Wilda Caldwell .. LeVerne Carlson . Frank Cibula ..... Gail Cleveland Donald Cornell . . . Calvin Crouse .... Roselyn Ennis .... Paul Goodman Vaughn Gustafson Hazel Hartberg ........ George Iackson . . . Lucille Iohnson ........ Marguerite Lanthier Virginia Lanthier . Marguerite Lau . . . Helen Lucore ..... William Malone .. Doris Mellander .. lack Mitchell . . . Clyde Oakes . . . Verle Ordiway . . . Myrtle Peterson .. Mary Root ..... Lena Salvucci .. George Serokes . Charles Sluga .... Francis Swanson . . William Weiser .. Ruth Wamsley . . . Dominick Zampogna . . . Soplhomonrfes AL WA YS SEEN in company with girls. flirting with boys. doing her work. disputing with her sister. chewing gum. coming in late. with Roselyn Ennis. talking to Ray Strotman. writing notes to Marguerite Lau. working hard. writing out lessons. in trouble. eating candy. watching Vaughn Gustafson. near Billie Lanthier. conversing with Francena. carrying home books. reading books. in the library. combing her hair. day dreaming. smiling at Leverne Carlson. with Frances Bowen. on Anderson Street at night. standing by the radiator. reading Air Story magazines. on the basketball court. flirting with the girls. in company with Pauline Ahl. in the library. with Laura Garell. around Gail Cleveland. talking with Geraldine Ordiway. absent from school. writing notes. drawing pictures. sitting near Bill Malone. ,-ff ,Y ,, l' 1 ,,.:,.fs1-.3 N, .. 5.11.5-I.. --. ,, N lf is-.rw . Q.. M., ff-ef' 2 -Fsmlf.. L -'1 .x HN- ' . : 4 Ak . . , 1 - N- .. Q X , N Twenty Eight
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lzzl-J'The 1f9:52q PMe.giei-ern Sl freshmen The Freshmen Class of 1931-32 constituted a typical lot of bewildered students--dazed but determined to make good in a big way. The upper classmen initiated us a la paint and paddle in assembly, and formally by a Freshman Reception. Perhaps the upper classes enjoyed a laugh at our ex- pense, but we certainly did have a royal time at both alfairs. Our class hasn't been very active, but perhaps when we have become more accustomed to high school routine we shall endeavor to do our part in making the high school one of the best. Eric Frid and Laura Garell, as president and treasurer, respectively, have proved capable and alert. We are held responsible, naturally, for the paper on the floor and for the greater amount of the confusion. The upper classmen have proved adept in the art of love-making, and quite a number of freshmen have profited from the lessons contributed so generously. .l x Th' , zrty . Vi '
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