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59 , 060-dd. In the fall of 1948, our class with thirty-three members started its journey to success. We elected as our officers: Edward Dudley, president, Keith Trent, vice-president, John Maddick, secretary and treasurer, Saundra Usden, student council member. Miss McLennan was our class sponsor. During the year we lost five members: Donna Downing, Mary Etta Flanery Alton Harris Gene Harris, and LeRoy Moore. Our second year, we selected as our class off1cers:John Maddick, presi- dent, Keith Trent, vice-presldentg Saundra Haden, secretary and treasurer. This year we lost one and gained two. Dorothy Simonsen moved, Joyce Hultt started the first of the year, and Gerald Songer started the second semesten Miss McLennan was again our class sponsor. As we started our Junior year, we felt we had gained some, but most of us were not satisfied. We elected as our officers: Donna Burgess nresldentg Phyllis Stotts, vice-president, Harold Marshman, secretary and treasurer. We lost two this year: Shirley Cromwell and Joyce Huitt. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Norvell. On October 21, we presented our class play, 'Lavender and Old Lace.n In May we held our Junior-Senior Prom with a 'Mardi grasu theme. Finally we have reached our fourth and last year of high school. we have found that the four years have gone amazingly fast. We elected as class officers: Norman Warford, presldentg Keith Trent, vice-president, Ralph Long, secretary and treasurer, James Dahlke, student council member, Saundra Haden, reporter, and Edward Dudley, sergeant-at-arms. We were sponsored by Mr. Ferguson. We chose green and white as our class colors, and red rose as our class flower. Skip day came in May and we went to Chicago. Baccalaureate was May ll, 1952, and commencement, the ending of our wonderful high school days was May 14,l952. Leaving with hopes we can live up to our class motto, 'Our aim--to succeed, our hope--to win.
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