Murphysboro High School - Crimson and Corn Yearbook (Murphysboro, IL)

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POI A Junior Outlook Now we're in the upper bracket. Our Freshman days are far behind us. We are a very important class of 135 pupils. Our class members con- trol the J'unior Stands under the direction of our class sponsor, Mr. Berrier. There are six cheer leaders this year and five of them are mem- bers of our class. We compose a large part of the band, both the instru- mental and twirling sections. Our fellow classmen were members of the Varsity football squad. We applaud them as they make touchdown after touchdown. Among us are comedians, singers, and dancersg girls and boys with high ambitions. As we gaze around us, we see things that would have appeared out- landish in our parents' youth. This is a gay age, trying in every way to cover up the gloom caused by war. There are girls in long sweaters, short skirts, bobbie socks, saddle oxfords, or later still, girls in boys' clothes-sweaters, socks, and slacks. Hair styles are extreme now: for the boys-practically no hairg for the girl-long natural bobs or very short curly locks. Women scream and faint because of Frank Sinatra. What an age! We are all teen-age people sharing pretty much the same experiences and doing and saying the same things. It's great to be at Junior! JUNIOR OFFICERS Leroy Lehmann ,- .... President J. R. Wharry .... --- Vice-President Betty Lou Perry .... --- Secretary Betty 23 3

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