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CLASS HISTORY OF SENIORS In 1938 there were 17 of us so called green freshmen who en tered high school During that Vear we lost seven members They were Dale Coffman Rex Coffman Qheril Adams Lawrence Shore Charles Smith Dorothy Thorne and Maibaret Calloway There was one ban made that of Rozella Stole Even though we were st1ll more o 1 ss COPSld6I'9Cl as Junior Higle ue f lt quxte giownulp At tl e cnd of the Sophomore year we wer still losing some of ur falthfui memb 1 They xx e La Do ina Reece Raymond John son Lois Woof' and Virginia Hart ey Although we made no gain ll the may of students our class looked very promismg Also eight class members were very fortunate to serxe at the Junior Senior Banqu In the Junior year we experienced som thinffs more excit nff xt li u re th Tun or Pla and th Banquet Of course ue were novs more d pendable land respected Zella Flett was added to ou clr Q Our S 1101 fear has much in store roi us and naturally we think uc are at our highest Ex lyn HOXGIS en is no longer in our class 'md eit mer i Alt in Jens n uh Join d the beginning of the yeai Wend ll Cl rl va our only gain nd so there will be 14 brad uatinv this vear JUNIOR CLASS PLAY GF 1940 Mr. uutlnz., our director. asked the ass hovs many of us would bx williip to act below our a, for tl e sake of a new kind of class play, We agreed and nt result nas a performance of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. In casting we found tlnt Bob Yo.1ld nake a magnlfifent Tom Sawyer and what a splendld ra., edy HL k Finn Ieslie would be. The serious old lady Aunt Polly seemed suited fo Wanda until the play go' sw funny she just nad to i ffle vi h the rest. Polly was vegy well suited to the part of the loving ard wivacious Mary. Jun- ior gav a bra,e p-rforn1anc., of the spit -Q:.l little tattle-tale Sid. The shy little girl wlth her big XVHG of Guin Becky Thatcher just fi ted Dorothy Mrs. Qereny Harper acted by Elaine was alwalys worried n fUl'EV'Il' shedding tears for her son Joe played by Red who seemed hr'ou,hly to njoy k epi. his Mother in suspense. Susy first weeping for her lot brother and next blarninp her rncther for the tra dies u as -:leterly played by Eula, Of course we wont forg-t the gotsiper of 'he town Widov' Doufrlas performed by Rozella. Jim the superstitious negfro acted by Jesse know some- thin' was g'win to happen. And the Sheriff played by Jerry was a bit gentle for .a deputy. Iv vvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvcvvvvvvvQ Q i A QQQQAQAQAQ44ganggg4-.AALAAQLAQQQQQQAQQQ 447 I I I L. L I I rr u W - ' ' . ' , ' -. . . I ' 7 . 7 L-' l 1 I , V . , ,U I , , - , . U i . , , ' Ir e . ' ' fe ' ' ' 4 ' e ., ' ' . p I '1 , . 7 71 ' C! ' ' t . . . - p 0 ' e's. .y 'er 1 x , ' - I , - . ' I f. M A I . t,. . . . D . .S p N- o -'ov , 'l1i:. 'et '- c i 'f' e . , ' ' , ' ' 2 . ' . . 1' rs.. , - . . I - Q 1 - , f - . , . . . , .. n 1 .' s ' e ' 3 e p 1 :'. e ,I : '.'..s ' ' a - . ' c 0: - I F ' 3 ' . I I I '- .Q V1 I , 1 ig ' we i I 1 Q ' L' Q v K ' I ,, H I I 'fg r 2 ' i r ' t I Y U 1 UZ 1 , L L ' 1 gg 'Af I I V IM W CX L 1 , X 5 W D . ,X L51 1 1 y 5 H ' D , , I r Y r .. ' , . : D a fl . . e, , ' 0 1 l Q e et ng D , , . Q S t , D . O Lge 'l 7 7 Y . ' C' n o 'L ' U lv , . f- f, I ' I I I I
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