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JOAN TORAK Torak COMMERCIAL Good humor makes all things tolerable ss Play 11 Glee Club 9 10 11 Band 9 10 11 Allied Youth 11 Torch Staff 12 Patrol 12 Always talkmg llkes to dance a clltferent boy occupies her mmd each day couldnt l1V9 wlthout gomg to the Cllppers cant sit stlll through hour long classes hlgh powered Newberry saleslady states her opmlons frankly plans to be a prrvate secretary DORIS TRYTHALL Dons ACADEMIC Laughter ns the muslc of happiness Allred Youth 9 10 11 Shop Club 9 Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Band 10 12 Torch Staff Has a good word for everyone hkes boys happy whale dancmg can always hsten to h1llb1lly musxc makes a hobby of playlng the clannet as a tlcnr for humorous roles played a comedy matd IH both yumor and senior class hopes to become a nurse BILLY WHITLATCH Wllly ACADEMIC Something between a hindrance and a help Football 9 10 11 Captaln 12 Baseball 9 10 Patrol 10 11 Captam Allred Youth 9 10 11 12 Class Play 11 12 Blg blue eyes a look of belng startled out of sound sleep set 1n hls ways captaln of the lootball team enyoys swlmmmg bemoans lack of sufttclent sleepmg txme can take a 1oke as well as make one can usually be found drlvmg a car handy at workmg gas pumps school IS a restlng place between Oaklelgh and Kemlworth undecldecl about the future ROGER WOLF Zeke GENERAL Young man wlth a horn Ban 1011 12 AllledYouth 11 12 Senous and a httle on the shy Slde has a wxde knowledge of muslc and n'us1c1ans can appreclate both Jazz and classlcal muslc plays the trombone Clenn Mlller style IS annoyed by hxllbrlly muslc hds hxs OWI1 bdnd excellent wood worker plans to be a drattsman 21 ll ll ll . U I i I I I I I I I I - I Iol l ll II I ' I I I ' ll ' ' 0 ll - I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11, j , 12. plays . . , enjoys sports from -the bench . . . practices dress-making in spare time . . . ll 0 ll II 0 I ll I I I I I I I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I ' ll ll Il ' Il dl I I I . I I ' 1 . ' ' A I - . . . -. D b l 1 I ' - l I 0
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CARY SHANER Shenzee ACADEMIC And away we go H 9 e a re ou+ 2 Vrce Presnden+ 12 rco News 9 10 11 2 Torch Sta Class Play 12 Student Council President 12 Tall man from Cedarvrlle curly harr and merry brown eyes noted for hrs unusual sense of humor the Iaclcle Gleason of the Semor class lrlces anvthrno that has to do wrth horses and Drxrelancl musrc refers to Mrs Clark as Mor' professeur favorr can rmprovlse on any one of four muslcal rnstrument plans to attend college after gracluatron GLADYS SHRUM Shrummue COMMERCIAL She IS luke a sunbeam on a sullen sea c ey 9 10 11 12 Glee CI la 9 10 Norco News 11 Baskel a 10 11 12 Allred Youth 9 10 11 SoHball9 Manager 10 1 Torc Staff 12 Pretty long dark harr shortest of the class bundle of pep arnrable and soclable has a frrendly word for everyone but saves her love for one er carefree manner covers a lot of worrres IS reluctant to tell any of her future plans but we thmk weddrng bells wrll rrng COMMERCIAL Honor lres rn honesl' roll ee Club 91011 2 A dYou+h 910 12 ShopC b 11 Play 11 Class Secretary 9 10 11 12 Cheerleading 9 10 11 Caplam 12 Norco News 10 11 Edrfor 12 Torch Staff 12 Capable class secretary for four years attractrve consrstent honor student throughout her school hte works as a secretary at Levrtzs after school enloys dancrng pleasmg personallty enthusrastrc cheerleader lauohs a ot wrll contlnue worklng at Levrtz Furmture Company JUDITH STIEFF u ACADEMIC Paheni' endurance a'H'ame'l'h all things Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Chorlsfers 10 Torch Staff 12 Others reflect her pleasant smlle when near her emovs swrrnmrng IS sar d wlth readmg a good book good lrstener when rt comes to mus1c hates 'ms hoo always remedles total srlence spends most of her trrre keeprng a ertarn Army rrarlbox frlled plans to enter nurse s trarnrna rn Readrr-g Ho ral after nurse s trarmng cr homemczkmg career awarts her 20 Ba d, , 10, 11, 12, Baslt fb ll, 10, 11, 121 All' d Y h, 9, 10, ll-1 I ' - ' , :UNO , . ,1 1 'Hflzi H0 k , ,, . , : u , . : f b ll, 9, . , 1 ' . , . : : , ,1 2 h JEANNE SMITH Smi++y GI , , , , 1 1 llie , , , 11, 5 lu , 1 Class 'IJ dyll I A ' y . ' 1 ' I' .,, '. fsfile sf: 'l.., A -I-I ' I In g
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l I ' ' Glee Club, 9. ' cabinet maker LEROY YERGER Spike GENERAL A closed mouth catches no flies Short, slender, and dark-haired I I .seems quiet and shy but is surprisingly talkative when given the opportunity I I I thoroughly enioys hunting and fishing , works industriously at homework, even though he dislikes it I longs for warr:I weather the year round, so ne can go swimming I excellent in woodwork protects I I hopes to find some work along this line would entoy learning the traflo of I WILBUR YOCOM Bud ACADEMIC Act well your part there all the honor lies Camera Club 11 12 Allied Youth 10 Projection Crew, 10 11 Science u 10 orch aff 12 ee Club 9 ass ay One of Norco s avid radio enthusiasts appreciates good literature and clas ical music very much interested in drama in general and acting in particular enioyed UD teach ng his younger brother to drive IS usually friendly and cheerful possesses a satiric sense of humor and a hearty laugh plans to enter Syracuse Universitv and study radio and t levision announcina 8171 owed WE LL NEVER FORGET the funny mirrors in the Franklin Institute the general boys bird calls during English class Mr Brown s book on flying saucers the extremes of hot and cold 1n different rooms the acaderric vocational groups library duty Mrs Mdchamers reading stories in English class the angels in the iunio class play and the communists in the senior play the breakfasts UD served in Washington lunches in the cafeteria the days we missed because of snow Iudy s face the GGY she came to school with ar engagement ring the weeklf Norco News the irrpressive programs given by th Glee Club the hall passes our history classs fash ion show healh class d1scI1ssions Waldo the good tirres at Shane sriddy pool roorr NERE YOU THERE V HEI' ar' eyp irrent blew up in crie ist y class Ioyces ca cauaht fi e the Aa boys filled 1 eek the Studer Council p e p esidertial election derr on ratiors N6 e he ft top ra dis ance es s we e e f' certain bard nemibers blew a sto rr on F e Fo Two Fav aliced 'o ir' t'1e Na ri gallery rt c'1e Cu pop IC e in e fate on out r h ardde c z 1 rc: rrp Cla k read Gunga Din Ruth Gorrran took he peed test without paper ln the typewriter? THESE PERSONAL TRAITS IMPRESSED US loyces unus dl laugh Peggy Ann s iitterbugging David s cou th comrrercial girls chewing gurr Barb lora mootr ai Theresas slanguage Patty s smile ay blue eyes Iohnny Brewers deceptively bashful rranne Leroy Yerger s constant talking Ro er Wof hu r ous criticisms Mary Kazimers practical idk Bishop or rua' lauahlng NED LIKE TO FORGET those long English ou lire npleasant odors frorn the lab t 1 e ri e a oldest days Carole Lee clearina h h oa F c a s the tests brought on by Cary GI dso a ' 'ie mile long trigonometry problem the 'tea QQ f' au ts in horre oo'n meetings wash g boa fl the day we had scalloped beef for l Maf 1.' a ka Cxieer ay N a uttriou a gas hoc Y TI-I Y REST IN PEACE Gle J I-Ia v y Bi mark trip. ripped 'ie e 1 euiz Carre pap Ma beth l in . In I l I I I I I .I .I I CI b, , T S+ , ,GI , ,1OgCl Pl ,11,12. . I A . I - I . A . I . :S A I 1 IA I I I ' I' , I I I A I , II Y C ' 2 I I I ' I ' ' r ' I I I r s e ' ' I I I I I' - ' I : I su ' ' ' I I I I I ' I' r I e II ' ' I' ' I I I If Is II ' I ' I , I I I, h 'r I I I I ' I 'I FI' I 'Is I I' I 'I I ' j 'I . ' g-I I rior- I I I I I ' I ' ' ' A I ' I ' ' ' 'es T s I I 'II ' ' ' I e C Iii I I ' I ' I , I I TI I ' 'F ' I I I I I I ' 2 I I 't'I,s the .I ' I is I ' u A ' I I he f'r d lls hcl' on the C'. II ' ertrtirt renh I vy .fi I - I er II ' 'II Iam- C1 5 A A + 'S '- E - H CA A ' r I I r I 'r I I ' I +' - , ' i I ' . I r' 4 5- V ' A Z I Ak A .. sf CAI ' the school with smoke I I I the seniors celebrated crazy :ex A, - A A , A - A A A . A ,R ' I In ROCK ' I I I - ' It I ' re- r I I' ' II- , V 9 III, - I I - unch roar Q. , . ' it Q Is: I, . -. I H 1' ,lg Q Q ,., I I ' ' J - ' .rn -- r- - ' A V J I I AI J s I e the d Ir. Brown Trade Lrorzgnt I I . ' I : II o -V up I' r iv at f. 1 - ' I A ' I I 'A tu' ' I an artist 'I I ' lngton Art 4 C I' I Tarn F iIs I A A les 'I Zh, -r if TIA IIE axon Alice and Ralph ni It. g ' lass picnic Su anne rnd Ffa I j alI Ior' 'Jaldo r e I I3 'I I II - 'refine under st ' TI - a-ars or The rrfrzec raph rna I ' I, I I Iffrs wall I er c I
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