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CLYDE M. HALES Itriyllrrm Yuznlgl llinsflulv, lIl,, 1 Wurhxncl 2 Class Umvvr I-4 'l'rm'k l-2-3-4 lwmllmll l-Z-3-4 RUTH DASCH l,u1Qu Wfllrlwl' Dubois, lduhu l-2 Fluss Gllivvr l-2 Ili-llulv Club I-2 Ilrnmsntim- Club l-2 Girl R1-svrvm-s il-4 FLORENCE HALL I,ui.wl Ifwmrlrl Girl Rv:-u-rvn-s I-2-3-4 MONROVA STEWART I,u1'i1ulu Harris Hunk:-tlmll 2-3 Girl Rvsru-rvcn l-2-4 LUCILLE. PATTERSON Prcscinda Huntington Glee Club 1-2 Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4 ELEANOR HESLOP Nami: Ann Whitney Austin Hiszh, Chicago 1 Colurudu Springs High 2 Latin Club 1 Girl Rs-:wrvvs l-4 S. D, Club 4 ' ' 'wi y 'Mf'Cf1'iWi?'4'W?'1' - lkfiys Q . Y . l sb-r is ish lid' L , , 6 Q 1 f, 4, -M . , ' 4 1 -.4 w MILDRED DALY l'fHlll!'IIt' l l'f'4' Girl Rvsvrvvs l Glow- Club 1 Kiwanis Play 4 IONE CHASE Hmnm llulf' Girl Rf-serves 3-4 Svniur llluy 4 LAVONIA NELSON Xlllliljl .llyfvr Girl Rusvrves l On-hostrn 1 Gln-0 Club 2 liilurziry Club 3 HELEN WATSON nina H1lllflllflt0T1 Grvybull 1-ZZ Camp Fire- Girls 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girl Rx-serves A Glue Club 1-2 THELMA FLEMI NG lfliw Rixefy Snou: Warden, Montana 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 3 Senior Council 4 MONICA SNYDER lnwdvmona W. Fullmer Lander Hilh 1-2-8 Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Officer 2 Girl Reserves 3 Girls' 'Track 2 lil
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