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First Row- B. Wphlschlegel, M. Snyder, L. Shepard, J. Putnam, R. Ostrander, B. Schutz. Second Row- G. Belcher, M. Dinzler, j. Randall, C. Eckert, P. Rex, E. Gardner, Mr. Dinzler. Third Row- B. Hall, A. Wheaton, B. Hawkins, B. Domm, M. Harper, J. Eichenberger. Fourth Row- B. Brooks, B. Arndt, D. Braun, H. Coye, R. Johnson , T. Root. In September, 19lj.7, we embarked on our career as high school students. After choosing class officers and electing Mr. Dinzler as adviser, we settled down to await initiation. When that was over we sold Naples Central emblems sponsored an Armistice Day Dance, and an indoor hillbilly circus. During our second year of high school we sought revenge on the freshmen, for what the sophomores of the previous year had done to us. Shortly afterward, we ordered class sweaters, which were gray and maroon. Other activities which we undertook were sponsoring movies and dances. Our first class assembly was very successful and we all had a great deal of fun in preparing it. Our officers for the junior year were: Jim Putnam, President; Ramona Ostrander, Vice-President; Melvin Snyder, Secretary; Loretta Shepard, Treasurer; Don Braun and Evelyn Gardner, Student Council, aides; with Mr. Dinzler elected class adviser. After Jim Putnam moved to Florida, Ramona Ostrander became our president. The greatest thrill coming to any junior class occurs when class rings arrive; and since we are no different from other classes, this was, by far, ours. All the rings had the same pattern, but some were plain gold; others had ruby or blue spinel settings; and a few were inlaid with onyx On October 7 we sponsored a dance with the Old Time Moun- taineers Orchestra. Thus far, we have had three paper collections, the first one being the best, having netted $35 to our treasury. We have sold popcorn and fudge at three home basketball games, and before Christmas we sold Christmas trees, with Don Braun a3 chairman of this campaign. Sponsoring a movie has been another pro- ject on our list. We are planning for future activities, ono of which is a dance to be held in March. Meanwhile, we 11 be working harder toward our goal----graduation----and then our New York trip. 22
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