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We, the Reflector Staff of the Class of 1941, present this book with the hope that it will recall pleasant memories of this year in P. C. H. S. The Staff Top Row: Jack Bridwell, Weaver Dunnan Bottom Row: Rita Novak, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Beth Larson STAFF
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CONTENTS BOOK I The Pupils BOOK II Their Studies BOOK III Their Activities
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T H e PUPILS BOOK I Evan Danielson, President Glee Club; Basketball; Football; Junior Play; Class President (3, 4) ; Baseball, Senior Play Edna Ryberg, Secretary Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Class Secretary (4) ; Junior Play; Senior Play Ralph Tribbey, Vice-President F. F. A.; Class Vice-President (4) Allan Karr, Treasurer (ilee Club; F. F. A.; Vice-President (1) ; Class Treasurer (4) ; Basketball Manager (4) History of the Class of 1941 EPOCH I—As freshmen, the class of 1941 entered the hallowed halls of Paxton High and soon became accustomed to its ways. The class officers were: Robert Froyd, president; Allan Karr, vice-president; Patricia Patton, secretary; Rita Novak, treasurer; and Betty Anderson and Weaver Dunnan, Student Council representatives. EPOCH II—The class of 1941, as sophomores, entered actively into all school life. Elected to serve the class as officers were: Don Carlson, president; Jack Brid-well, vice-president; Jeanne Parker, secretary; Dorothy Johnson, treasurer; Mary Beth Larson and Dick Thilmony, Student Council representatives. EPOCH III—During their junior year, the class of 1941 carried on their noble traditions of activity. Red letter dates on the calendar were the junior play Footloose and Junior-Senior Banquet. The class elected as officers: Evan Danielson, president; Rita Novak, vice-president; Opal Fiscus, secretary; Everette Abrahamson, treasurer; and Phyllis Anderson and Arthur Roberts, Student Council representatives. EPOCH IV—As seniors, the class of 1941 reached the climax of its career. Their varied interests and activities provided an example for all lower classmen. The senior play, Spring Fever, was presented to the public on May 5. Evan Danielson again served as president; the other officers were: Ralph Tribbey, vice-president; Edna Ryberg, secretary; Allan Karr, treasurer; and Patricia Patton and Charles Ingleman, Student Council representatives. The Baccalaureate service on May 25 and Graduation on May 27 brought our school life to a fitting conclusion.
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