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f Us fsiijg Top-- Dewitt, Waringa, McCrea, Bogue, Hicks, DeNio, Adams Second-- Leuze, Barnhart, Moline, Foley, Stickel, Mbllno, Tack, Gobeyn Th1rd-- M tchell, Puglsey, Wemes, Carr, Bassage, Brockman, Campbell, Gabriel, Maguire Bottom-- Fahnestock, Everdyke, Allen, Sargent, Cuvelier, Grutt, Cappello, Mr. Sykes, Aquino FRESHMEN Betty Bassage led us through the seventh grade with Marion Biviano to help her. Bruce Cuvelier was Secretary and Gerald Brockman was Treasurer. Mrs. Calkins was our class adviser. We didn't have time for outside activities because our studies kept us too busy. To start our eighth grade, Dorothy Sargent was the capable President while Marion Biviano was Vice President. Janet Carr and Robert Bogue were elected Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Miss McLymond was our class adviser. Upon entering high school, we chose Bruce Cuvelier, Presidentg Dorothy Sargent, Vice Presidents Harold Allen, Secretaryg Micky Gruttadaurio, Treasurer. Bb. Sykes is our class adviser. Class meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month. During the winter we had a skating party at the Mill Pond. Everyone enjoyed himself. by Dorothy Mepham uf PRIWXTES ,lk 6 8 :iv
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PP IREILS 1 SOPHOMORES We started our freshman year with Douglas Doyle as President, Fern Wemes as Vice President, Leon Greene as Secretary, and Peggy Bogue as Treasurer. Mlss Thape was our class adviser. To start this year off with a bang, we chose Leon Greene as Presidentg Peggy Bogue as Vice Presidentg Gerald Mbcarty as Secretaryg and June De Lass as Treasurer. Our class adviser is Miss Pottinger. Mary Lou Beneway and Leon Greene took an exhibit to the Rundel Memorial Library. The exhibit was the development of the earth from the beginning to the end and the life upon it. They came back with first prize and 66.00. by Dorothy Mepham Top-- Loftus, Powers, Blankenburg, Kothiringer, Ruffell, Klapp, Place Second-- Luke, Perkins, Beneway, Grabb, Abbott, Mlchielson, Booker, Hart Third-- Trimble, Doyle, Kuttruff, D1Rose, Wemes, Kothiringer, VnnNorway, Pratt Noto , Bottom-- White, Goodwin, McCarty, DeLass, Greene, Miss Pottinger, Bogue, Triou, Fhhneetoex If-Q n 2 ww Q Q Ui
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fl HNIHS THE EIGHTH GRADE As seventh graders this class of '46 elected as president, Walter Farog V100 President' Arlene Hartg secretary, Jeannette Gabrielg Treasurer, Gerald Vanderstyne. This year the class officers are John Noto, Presidentg Ruth Bauch, Vice Presidentg Walter Faro, Secretary and Duncan Buell, Treasurer. In April this grade held their class party in the gym. At the beginning of the year they donated more money than any other class in school to the American Red Cross. The whole grade bought war stamps. Early in the year they won the magazine contest. During the school year three of their class members moved away: Robert MacDonald, Jean Weber and Donald Roberts. Miss Stella MbLymond acted as guide for the class during the years Top-- Harte, Heinsberger, Sobtzick, Meli, Allen, Cantin, Benedict Second-- Almekinder, Campesi, Lowe, DeSyne, Schimerhorn, Grace, Whitbourne, Fillmore Th1rd-- Vanderstyne, Brown, Benedict, Palmer, Gabriel, Dickinson, Zlcari, Gage, Aquino Bottom-- Terry, Campesi, Faro, Bauch, Noto, Buell, Miss Imlgmond, McKegg N W 'Ve' . fa 1 5 E. f - U 43 WAKE' 5 'I 7 fx
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