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Page Seventeen THE SPY GLASS EIGHTH GRADE Front row. left to right: Harold Kessel. Ralph Wears. Carl Boggess: Earl Mathes. Carl Martin. Charles Rhodes. Kenneth Harmon. James Crewdson. Thom .s Bartram. Richard Haves. James Brace. Mervin Wyant, Ervin Bailey. Second row. left to right: Rmaid Matheny. Donald Carr, Rex Mullens. Gail Dudding Nora Hayes. Norman Bush. George Magoun, Robert Melton. Robert West. Billy Yates. Junior Taylor. Robert Dorman. Billy Staton. Leroy Boggass. Fred Craven. Clive Gibson. C yde Willard. Th;rd row. left to right: Edna Spence. Eulah Hayes. Mary Hartrantf, Doris Woods. Beulah Hayes. Helen Osboine. Sam Ramella, Edra Hart. Violet Pauley. D.lphia Black. Mildred Dobbins. Anna Mae Oldham. Peggy Lawless. Berta Wysong. Bobby Priddy. Jack Ryan, Billy Diller. Dwight Moody. Ashford Stiff. Fourth row. left to right: Wanda Carrier. Rosalie Young. Josephine Collins. Maxine Wyant. Arlene King. Margaret Martin. Ruth Martin. Frances O’Gorman. Reva Boggess. Margaret Cook. Elizabeth Gowen. Wil- lie Osborne. Emogene Hedrick. Geraldine Drake. Patsy Walker. Arietta Wysong. Katherine Gott. Phylis3 Rhodes, Margaret Saffel. Garnet Pauley, Edith Fowler. SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: Barbara Fentress. Phyllis Drake, Clara Ellen Hicks. Betty Jane Lyons. Betty Baumgardner, Meredith Ramella. Glendale Smith. Cleo Hudnall. Bob Bricker. Bob Galloway. Mickey Foley. Pete Ramella, Jerry Walker. Second row. left to right: Edavene Casto. Ruth Fletcher. Elaine Jeffers, Mary Bucklew. Delphine Bailes, Margaret Inge. Edgar Frazier. Ray Boggess, Lewis Burdette, Maxine Kessel, Nancy Bartram. Florence Jividen. Betty Ruth Harrison. Mary Anna Harmon. Peggy Jones, Betty Lou Craven. Virginia Carrier. Kenneth Casto. Billy Priddy. Billy Britton. Third row. left to right: Josephine Scarberry. Frances Thomas. Helen Raynes. Genevieve Barnett. Jimmy Young, Dick Waldorf. Jimmy Raynes. Ray Gibson. Jimmy Saffle. Billy Raynes. Billy Thacker. Harold Rousey. Bob Tormey, Elmer Priddy. Billy Hayes. John Johnson. George McCallister, Mehrel Shank. Joe Javins. Fourth row. left to right: Vera Lou Smith. Lola May Moore. Geneva Mace. Kathleen Mollahan. Leona Phipps. Eleanor Sibley. Norma Phelps. Reba Skaggs. Winnie Putney. Hazel Shomo, Meral Rhodes. Dorothy Spears, Emogene Samples. Lorraine Jeffers. Doris Walker, Peggy Melton. Agnes Patton, Lenora McKinney, Homer Santrock and Kermit Drake came into the seventh grade after the picture was taken.
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Page Sixteen THE SPY GLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Front row, left to right: Jack Bailey. Mary Frances Crawford. Joe Donegan. Ruby Ragle. Beulah Bog- gess. Mary Inge. Tom Sanders. Carol Wallace. Randolph Jividen. Hollis Shamblin, Okey Wiley. Carl Mathes. Kenneth Mathes, Donald Miller. Second row. left to right: Beulah Raynes. Daisy Moore. Opal Mat- tox. Ellen Jean Collins. Madeline Kemp. Doris Ingram. Joe Peaker. Eleanor Talbert. Madeline Painter, Tom Quinn. Harry Gillispie. Loyd Boggess. Charles Dobbins. Leighton Smith. Third row. left to right: Mrs. Houdyschell. Charlotte Crist. Gladys Hayes. Helen King. Lillian Love. Margaret Jefferis. Elizabeth Fowler. Jean Shomo. Frances Gaylor. Maxine Mollohan. Florence O’Dell. Eleanor Reynolds. Virginia Quinn. Celesta Boggess. Frances Harmon. Darius SI man. Dolly McDaniels. Moody Buckland. Erwin Shipley. Fourth row, left to right: Clayton Samples. James Jeffers. Norma Young. Mary Bernice Torm- ey. Dewey King. Darrel Black. Earl Smith. George Cook. Max Galloway. Charles Hayes, Charles Simpson, Earl Snyder. Bernard Estep. Billy Hendel. Sylvester Black. Kenneth Davis, Jessie Johnson. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY President Vice-President. Frances Gaylor Carol Wallace Secy.-Treas. Elizabeth Foivler Student Council Representative Jean Shomo When our present class entered the seventh grade, you should have seen the smiling faces. All these big smiles were for the privilege of getting to change classes. Our first year in junior high school was very successful. We passed through the eighth grade with success. Several members of the class joined some school clubs, band, and orchestra. Our ninth grade class, in spite of being called “green freshies,” was successful. Two splendid programs were given in as- sembly under the direction of Mrs. Houdy- schell and Mr. Shipley, our class advisers. Several members of the class belong to the band and the orchestra. Since we entered junior high school in 1937, fourteen new members have been ad- ded to our class roll. They are as follows: Buckland, Moody; Collins, Ellen Jean; Crist, Charlotte; Gaylor, Frances; Inge. Mary; Jef- feris. James; Margaret, Jefferis; King, Hel- en; Miller, Donald; Samples, Clayton; Sho- mo, Jean; Santrock, Isabelle; Talbert, Elea- nor; Wallace, Carol.
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