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4W'33?57'1-W JUNE SENIORS 1946 Did you say the luncheon committee is meet- ing today!-Gosh, I don't even have time to think any more? We give you merely part of the conversationxof an active senior. It is said that seniors don't Work, but that idea is strictly on the dream side. We Worked harder in our last semester than in any other. During the division period the auditorium is alive with nine or ten activities, committees, class dues, pine sales, pine pictures, officer elec- tions, and a million other things. On occasions, the class and all the teachers connected with it have the feeling of the last rose of summer. We even begin to look forward to what We call the oncoming peace -the commencement ex- ercise. When the last days actually come along, this feeling is replaced by another-that of fond attachment and reluctance to leave the school that has struggled with us for four years. We, the Iune class of 245 members, leave with different futures before each one of us. Our high school education has built up a strong foundation for whatever career we may choose to enter upon. We wish to express our gratitude to our principal, our sponsors, and our teachers, who have given us constant assistance in the many problems occurring throughout the years. PROM COMMITTEE Bob Anderson, Dave Beard, Hal Carlson, Bev- erly Clarke, Camille Eggleston, Roy Forster, Betty Hunziker, Betty Iohnson, Kay Larson, lack Leonard, Barbara Lidster, Bob McArdle, Mary McClusky, and George Nelson. PROPHECY COMMITTEE Dolores Benson, Connie Brannigan, Alberta Cochran, Dolores McLarnan, Dolores Nieses. Howard Seiselmeyer, and Marilyn Singer. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Lucille Bennett, Edith Benzies, Shirley Gay, Ag- nes Iorgensen, Ioan Kennelly, Lois Parker, and Evelyn Ritter. LUNCHEON COMMITTEE Dorothy Agnew, lean Allenfort, Geraldine Ar- nold, Dorothy Quintana, Gail Rader, Gerrie Schoenstadt, and Gertrude Zimmerman. GIFT COMMITTEE Nancy Averill, Edwin Emmart, Tom Hanley, Su- zanne Henderson, Kaye Ross, Lois Sears, and Christine Simpson. FINANCE COMMITTEE Lorraine Drawert, Don Elger, Agnes Gilbride, Florence Hughes, Betty LaForce, Mary McCoy, and lack Weeden. GRADUATION COMMITTEE Tessie Callas, Gloria Galbraith, Fred Kimmey, Elizabeth Koller, Iewel Prince, Ramona Schnei- der, and Rosie Tantuyama. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Betty Arnold, Ioan Brunell, Frances Christian- son, Ieannette Grotsma, Don Keane, May Mc- Lean, and Carolyn Ruhling. 16 4
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GENE MADISON Vice President GALEN CHEUVRONT President GLORIA WHITE Secretary IACK WEEDEN Treasurer 17
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