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MR. PRINGLES HOME ROOM Wir. Pringtevs tiome room tiad a Ctiristmas party, an amateur program, a musicat pro- gram and ttley participated in ttie ctiectcer tournament. The officers etected tor time two semesters were: Rietiard ttentey and Eugene Strauss, Student Councit representatives: tfugene Strauss and Robert Long, atter- natesg Dietz Lustc and Ntary Graves, presi- dents: Frank Hictcen and Detmont Lettter, vice-presidents, Niary Graves and Anne Ritey, secretaries: Robert Stewart and Her- bert Rand, treasurers: Ctuartes Wardtow and Robert Stewart, reporters: King Vvyatt and Eugene Anderson, castiiersg Vatjean Ntorgan and Herbert Rand, assistant casin- iersg Richard Rotts and Bradley tVtunson, sergeants-at-arms. MISS TOVVLES' HOME ROOM mi-tie Young Biotogistsf, as ttie members ot tiome room 322 catted ttiemsetves, etected ttie tottowing otticers for tile tirst semester: Betty Peart tvtitter, president: Jotin Cross, vice-president: Roberta Olson, secretaryg Edward Olsson, Student Council repre- sentative: Frieda Parker, atternate: Lenora RCIIOFII castiierg Arnold Haatce, assistant cashier, Beverly Ptiating, reporter: Warren Butts, sergeant-at-arms. Second semester officers Were: Jotin Cross, president: Etiz- abetti Reed, vice-president: Frieda Parker, secretaryg Lorene Weinberg, Student Coun- cit representative: Beverly Ptiating, atter- nateg Lenora Reborn, cashier: Arnold Haatce, assistant castlierg Betty Pearl twiit- ter, reporter, Bob Stipp. sergeant-at-arms. MR. SHIRLINCTS HOME ROOM Home room 116, under the direction ot Fir. Sbirting, who is a new teactxer at Paseo, had a ctass battot and elected ttle fottowing otticers: Ctiartes Borrett and Dorothy Stump, presidents: Esther Rosen and Jimmie Hutt, vice-presidents, Louise Biederman, secretary for botti semesters: Jimmy Jackson and Bitty Harris, sergeants-at-arms: Jean Stevenson, castiier tor both semesters: Bitty Kettiber, assistant castiier botti semesters: Don Haatce and Esther Rosen, reporters: Marcella Batty, Student Council representa- tive tor botti semesters: Kathleen Hildebrand and Jimmie Hutt, alternates. MR. LOVEJOY'S HOME ROOM The officers etected in tiome room 424 for ttie first semester were: Bob Donnetty, presi- dent: Maxine Vvittcinson, vice-president, Mary Atice Ettiott, secretary: Mary Atice Ettiott, treasurer: Irma May Vvatton, re- porter: Adrew Ashwett, sergeant-at-arms: Leonard Mayes and Geraldine Hefter, castiiersg Bob Kennedy, Student Council representative: Heten Thomas, alternate. The second semester officers were: John Jacobs, president, Geraldine Hetter, vice- presidentg Irma Ntay Walton, secretary: Frances Newton, treasurer: Jean Brown and David Catiitt, cashiers: Bob Kennedy, Student Council representative: Helen Ttiomas, alternate. Page 28
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MISS MOLONY'S HOME ROOM Home room 420 had the following home room officers for first and second semesters: Roy Friclc and Roberta Patterson, presi- dents: Robert Wilhelm and Jerry Thomas, vice-presidents: Evelyn Faerher, secretary: IVIarjorie Hoeltzel and Jaclc Slahotslcy, re- porters: J. C. Davis, hanlcer: Cora Dean Patterfield, assistant hanlcer: Ruhy Haw- Icins and .Iaclc Slahotslcy, Auto Cluh repre- sentatives: Lucille Duff and Richard Bur- Iile, sergeants-at-arms: Roherta Patterson and Sol Samazin, representatives: Raymond Killion and Roy Friclc, alternates. MR. NEWMAN'S HOME ROOM Mr. Newman was a new teacher at our school this year. The memhers of his home room had several programs for their enter- tainment, including a Christmas party and a program at which Tiny Swartz gave a reading, and Howard Wilcox, Jaclc Elsloo, Bob Hall, and Orval Hoeltzel sang several songs. The officers elected were: .Iune Meyer, representative: .Ioe Christian, alter- nate: Delhert Cross, president: Herman Hansen, vice-president: Bonnie Mae Creech, secretary: Juanita Hart, treasurer: Bolo Hall, reporter: Lillian Raemer, cashier: .lacquelin Gustaveson, assistant cashier. MISS JACKSONS HOME ROOM Miss tIacIcson's home room entered the checker tournament and had two parties. They also gave a program on VVashington's birthday. The officers elected for the year were: Eugene Klein and Ted Kirliham, presi- dents: Joyce O,NeaI, vice-president: Vir- ginia Clinlcenheard and Bill Davis, secre- taries: Warren Israel and Eugene Klein. representatives: Mildred Longfellow and Henry Lee Vvarren, alternates: Henry Lee Warren, cashier both semesters. MRS. REBER'S HOME ROOM The following officers were elected in home room 112: Audrey Weldon, Student Council representative: Julia Nelson and Mildred Phillips, alternates: Betty Jeffery, president: Mary Byrne and Emajean Clemons, vice-presidents: Geraldine Brace and Phyllis Farnham, secretaries: Helen Kuhitzlci, treasurer: Mary' Briclcer, cashier: Ella Benedict, assistant cashier: Ivlarie Withers, reporter: Mary Byrne and Clara Ivlae Hanenlcratt, sergeants-at-arms. The girls had a Christmas party and also held a class ballot. Page 27 I
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1 r l i MR. PRlNGLE'S HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Robert Johnson, Robert Long, Russell Ouinley, Neil Ferry, Trousdale Estes, Bert Parsons, Charles Wardlow, Anna Catherine Riley, Mary Evelyn Graves, Gordon Shore, Elwood Battle, Second Row: Bob Stewart, Richard Cozad, Doyle Giesseman, Delmont Le Filer, Frank Hicken, Billy Reed, Bradley Munson, Charles Botdorf, John Sandbrook, Eugene Strauss, Jack Casper. Third Row: Charles Browning, Mr. Pringle, Valjean Morgan, Herbert Rand, Richard Rolls, Dietz Lusk, Richard Henley, King Wyatt, Bill Metcalf, Ralph Passman. MISS TOWLES' HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Robert Wormington, Harold Linden, Lenora Rehorn, Aline Zimmerman, Frieda Parker, James Whitehurst, PearlTyner, Betty Pearl Miller, Lorene Weinberg, Marie Kreger, Warren Butts. Second Row: Shirley Shupe, Beverly Phaling, George Miller, Leo Hall, Lyle Taylor, Miss Towles, Kenneth Rimel, John Cross, Soul Meek, Elizabeth Sildey, Third Row: Barbara Siren, Melba M, Harger, Shirley Oldham, Roberta Olson, Elizabeth Reed, Genevieve McSlothlin, Elma Jean Crow, Charles Longgood, Edward Wilson, Arnold Haake. MR. SHlRLlNG'S HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Lena Huntman, Esther Rosen, Evelyn Greer, Katherine Johnson, Mary Alice Flanagan, Mary Lou Button, Jean Stevenson' Robert Lavery Mary Eileen Rivers, Nettie Pearce, Jeannette Stein, Warren Walker. Second Row: Bob Hardman, Cleo Burlile, Billy Harris' Jimmy Hull, Elugene Christi, Virginia Richardson, Peggy Redpath, Louise Biederman, Velma Vaughn, Mary Marie Steffen, Geraldine Rose. Third Rose: Walter Hutchins, Jimmy Leach, Clarence Cowden, Ramona Douglas, Dorothy Stump, Hazel McOuitty, Marcella Batty, Betty Hettlesater, Mary Katherine George. Fourth Row: Mr. Shirling, Ted Schilling, Don Haake. MR. LOVEJOYS HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Mary Alice Elliott, Frances Coble, Virginia Johnson, Viola Rinehart, Clara Rose Cohn, Peggy Weaver, lrma May Walton, Mildred Skoog, Edna Mae Stockton, Beulah Williams, Helen Thomas, Dorothy Levinson. Second Row: Frances Newton, Harriet Smallfield, Margaret Davis, Maxine Wilkinson, Geraldine Hefter, T. J. Chumley, Herbert Barnes, Gwen Fariss, Jeanne Brown, Nadine Bohling, Shirley Sheeks. Third Row: Bob Kennedy, Henry Snell, Adrew Ashwill, Alex Flemington, Eugene Cuendet, Mr. Lovejoy, Leonard Hall, John Jacobs, David Cahill, Lovern Smith. Page 529
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