Nevada High School - Reflector Yearbook (Nevada, OH)

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s , ,,.,. .. ,..,.,.......r... ....,,., ,. R R R26 Page Six Standing-Velma McLaughlin, Lavere Healey, Edyth Comstock, Berna- dine Schwartzkopf, Elton Scott, Flossie Chatlain, Marguerite Schind- ler, Hildred Schwartzkopf, Kathryn Klinger, Grace Bachtell, Maurine Smith. Sitting - Colleen Golling, Andrew Kuenzli, Dean Barrett, Everett Kellogg, Anna Jane Miller, Edith Larick. REFLECTOR STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . ..................... .. .......... Everett Kellogg' Associate Editor .................................. Anna Jane Miller . . . . . . . . . . Dean Barrett ..... . . .. Andrew Kuenzli . . . Bernadine Schwartzkopf ....... . Maurine Smith . . .. ....... Edith Larick .. . . Velma McLaughlin . . . . . Flossie Chatlain Senior Class Representative ..... ....... . Kathryn Klinger Junior Class ...................... ............ ly Iarguerite Schindler Sophomore Class Representative ...................... Freshman Class Representative Soliciting Committee . . LaVere Healy, Hildred Schwartzkopf, Elton Scott Business Manager .......... Assistant Business Manager . . . Sport Editor ............... Society Editor ............ Literary Editor ....... . Art and Alumni Editor .... Calendar Editor ......,..... Edith Comstock Grace Bachtell Jolie Editor ..... .................................... C olleen Golling

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