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Top row: ALBERT ADAMS, Vocational, en- tered from Morton: Frosh Assembly. JESSIE AINSWORTH, Secretarial: Library, Glee Club, Operetta. ESTHER AKERS, Business: Honor Society CZ, 3, 4j, Spanish Club. GEORGE AMANS, Manual Arts: Big O, Basketball f2j Letter f3,4Q, Baseball Letter f2, 35, Junior Play, May Court. Second row: DOROTHY ANDERSON, General, entered from Ocosta: Girls' Club. LOUISE ANDERSON, Business: Olympus Bi-Weekly Reporter, Senior and Junior Play committees, Senior Ball. NORRIS AN- DREWS, Vocational: Boys' Club. ALLAN ASH, General: Board of Control. Third row: ALPHA BAILEY, Business: Hi- Arts, Girls' Club. PHYLLIS BAKER, Gen- eral: Supreme Court Student Control, Treas. French Club, Honor Society 12, 3, 4j, Olym- pus Bi-Weekly Reporter, Book Week Winner. WILLABELLE BAKER, Secretarial: Bancl, Orchestra, Music Meet Q3, 41. WALTON BALL, Scientific: Sec'y Natural History Club, Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball, Spanish Club. Last row: MAR-IORIE BARNES, Home Ec- onomics: Girls' Club, Girls, Auxiliary. MAX BARNES, General: Tennis Club, Tennis Let- ter MARJORIE BARTHOLET, Voca- tional: Mothers' Tea, Fashion Show, Senior Play Committee, Senior Ball, Prom, Hi-Arts, Natural History Club. CLARK BATES, Manual Arts: Stage Manager, Stage Key GQ , Hi-Y.
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Auf Wiedersehen S the last: lap of their high school career draws to a close, the class of '55 will soon be able only to remember four crowded years of assem- blies, athletic endeavors and the ordinary hurly- burly, intermingled with an occasional glorious ex- am. First in their memory, however, will be things of the last year in which they took part. Many and varied were these activities-hence de- lightful the recollections. The Senior Ball, the Senior Play, the class as- sembly and class day, all annual events were ex- tremely successful, but longer will be remembered Costume Day and Senior Courtesy, both originat- ed by this versatile class. On Costume Day, se- niors could for rather could notj be recognized because of their complete disguises. Richmen, poormen, beggarmen and thieves, all were present, along with representatives of many nations. Even the kindergarten exponents ap- peared. The Courtesy Plan provided that all seniors leave the auditorium before their lower classmates. f0h, for the life of a Seniorlj A time comes for a serious occasion for everyone. The Baccalaureate service, with its profound beauty, provided spiritual food for the '35-ers. Graduation-caps and gowns, diplomas, honors, flowers, relations, happy boys and girls-graduation, the end of high school, who could ever forget its simple pageantry? One wants to be remembered as well as to remember. Thus the Senior gift. It caused a quandary in the minds of the gift committee, but finally they blossomed forth with a brilliant idea, and this year's gift is again the best ever given. Nevertheless, the trophy cases left by the Class of ,35 - filled a long-felt need, added a great deal to the main corridor, and here- after it will be unnecessary to pilot visitors into the attic to display our honors. Near the top, reading horizontally from top to bottom, are the leaders of the Class of l35: Brooke Fink and John Ful- ler, presiilentsg Philip Lynch and VVayne Caldwell, vice presidentsg Mildred Rut- ledge and Barbara Cohoon, secretaries: L e W i s Hawthorne, treasurer: Rowena Dawley and Betty Secrest, representa- tivesg XVillard Miller, representative, and Thomas Ratliff and Wanda Sousie, yell leaders. ' Lower rif.-tht: Past officers and the ad- visers of the class of l35. 16
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Top: VEDA BATES, Business: Mothers' Tea, French Club. ABRAHAM BEAN, Gen- eral: Advertising Manager Olympus Bi- Weekly Q41, Yell Leader Soph Class, Sen- ior Play, Baseball Manager fl, 21, Class As- sembly fl, 2, 31, Social Commitee Q3, 41, Junior Play Committee, Senior Ball. BER- NICE BENSON, Secretarial: Glee Club, Operetta, Music Meet f21, Spanish Club. JUNE BILLINGS, Secretarial: Honor So- ciety 121, Fashion Show, Prom. Second: MARY BIRD, Home Economics: Library, Girls' Club. RODNEY BLANCH- ETTE, General: Pres. Frosh Class, Football G1 Letter 141, Big O, Cub Basketball. KEN- NETH BOONE, Scientific: Senior Play, Band, Junior Play Committee, Prom, Senior Ball, Class Assembly f2, 31, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. PAULINE BOONE, Secretarial: Lat- in Club, Girls' Club. Third: ALEX BRASSEY, Manual Arts: Band, Music Meet f2, 31, Track 111, Span- ish Club. IRENE BREWER, Scientific: Girls, Club, Girls' Auxiliary. ROBERT BRIDGES, Business: Boys' Club. HAROLD BRIGGS, General: Tumbling. Last: ROBERT BRONSON, General: Vice Pres. Mask and Dagger Q41, Junior and Sen- ior Play, Wrestling Letter fl, Z, 3, 41, One- Act Play, Tumbling, Chairman Senior Activ- ity Committee, Frosh Assembly, Dads' Night, Hi-Y, French Club. ROBERT BURKE, Sci- entific: Football Manager 131 Assistant fl, 41, Ass't Track Manager 121, Senior Ball, Natural History Club, Hi-Arts. DONALD BURRELL, General: May King. MARY JANE BURWELL, General: Pres. G. A. A., Vice. Pres. Q31 Letter Q1,2,3,41, Honor So- ciety f21, One-Act Play, Senior Play Prompt- er, Student Control Officer, Class Assembly f1,21, Prom, Tennis Club, Olympus Bi- Weekly.
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