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JUNE SPENCER THE ARTILLERY AIMING HIGH, HITTING THE MARK FOR VICTORY CLASSES
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Miss Skvcls Mr. 'lici amd his hu Nfiss Smith Miss Dunn Mrs. Blzmrhurd Mr. Mori-5' Mr. Recd and Miss Sandford Mrs. Lzimhcrt Miss Hamilton Mr. Tripp and Mr. Ellis Mr. Phil Huhhurd Mr. Andrc-ws and mafhinc shop boys I2 Mi. Pt-ahody :md agriculture boys Miss Catlin Miss Plusch and some homv- making girls Mr. Harrington Miss Crosicr and NiCk
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F CABINET AND OFFICERS First Row, L to R.fHelen Wagner, Cabinet Member, Jean Knier, Secretary, Glenn Warner, President, Louis Stella, Vice-President, Phyllis Gardiner, Treasurer, Pauline Cavataio, Stu- dent Council Representative. Second Raw-Elizabeth Thomas, Cabinet Member, Hazel Granger, Student Council Repre- sentative, Robert Lyke, Student Council Representative, Chester Mantei, Cabinet Memberg Harry Eiklor, Student Council Representative, Mr. A. H. Hubbard, Adviser. E IOR CLASS UNE is once again fast approaching and the Senior Class of 1942 is preparing to depart from the good old O.F.A. During the past four years-from thc time they were greenhorn freshmen up through their sophomore, junior, and senior years-a great many of them have been outstand- ing scholars, and others have held many important and highly envied school offices. The annual election of Student Council President was won this year by William Donnelly, a brilliant scholar who has held many other important offices throughout his school years. Glenn Warner was chosen president of the Senior Class of 1942, the second consecutive year he has held the office of president of his class. They have been well represented in every field of sports. ln football there have been Louis Baier, Louis Stella, and Glenn Warner, in basketball, Robert Lyke, Chester Mantei, Walter Bradley, and Louis Stella. Mrs. Turner, as she has done many times in the past, once again contributed her time, an extra amount of effort, and her neverfailing patience to conduct the annual Senior Play. The play this year was 'ljune Mad, which was a glowing success. It is now with a heavy heart that we must bid farewell to our classmates of whom many will take part in our war effort. Some will, after graduation, go to work in our huge defense industries, others will join the armed forces, while still others will till the soil to feed our huge populace. lNherever they go, we wish them good luck. And to the underclassmen, we give our best wishes and good luck in carrying on the traditions of the O.F.A. 14
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