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In this, their second year at P. C. H. S., the class of ’45 had the enrollment of 63. Their class was led by Warren Johnson as president, Harold Ingold as vice-president, Kathryn Metz as secretary, and Betty Lawhead as treasurer. Mary McGauley again served as cheerleader for part of the year. Their Student Council representatives included Barbara Burton and William Overstreet. Cleo Bayles received a letter in football. Merle Lundeen was assistant manager in that sport, sport. SOPHOMORES
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JUNIORS On November 16, this peppy junior class presented the play, “Plane Crazy”, with much success. They were well represented in football by Fred Whitcomb, Robert Kenner, John Lateer, Bill Smith, and Wilbur Ogle; in basketball, by Wilbur Ogle, Vincent Purn, and James Nuss. Fred Kellar, Lester Carlson, Audrey Lind, and Leland Fancher were elected to the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. The class was well represented in the Student Council by Dorothy Houston and Cecil Plackett. Ruth Harrington, a junior, was the secretary-treasurer of that body, and Bill Bridwell, the vice-president. Joan Archer was varsity cheerleader. The climax of their school year was the Junior-Senior Banquet given on the night of May 14.
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FRESHMEN In the fall of ’42 the “green, bewildered freshmen” entered our sacred portals and became a part of our school life. For their first year in high school, they chose Neil Piper, president; Kenneth Johnson, vice-president; Marilyn Robinson, secretary; and Shirley Dale, treasurer. Their Student Council representatives were Donald Smith and Darlene Larson. Miss Gracen and Mr. Bidner helped them become acquainted with the routine of school life. Neil Piper was the manager of the basketball team. During the year, each class gave a pep meeting, the freshmen giving theirs on February 12, before the Milford game. Joyce Heacock, Pat Henry, Darlene Larson, and Marilyn Robinson appeared regularly on the honor roll.
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