Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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r - Q ' u V I ,vv ..-- FIRST ROW: Donna Rickard, Betty Lou Mull, Margie O'Bryan, Joan Thompson, Rose Marie Gray, Sue Warren, Jean Thompson, Ruth Ann Morgan, Mildred Nale, Laurie McGlothlin, Patsy Norris, Doris Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baker, Harold Temple, Carl Harvey, Woodrow Knight. Carolyn Burchett, Alma Losson,Maxine Wingfield. Peggy Roberts, Ruth Lagle, Dorothy Crume, Sharon Brown, Lois fl! McCarty, Jean Pickerill, Larry Lang, Norma Jean Hall, Gale Johnson, Mr. Kelley. THIRD ROW: Gerald Dixon. Harold Schocke, Keith Martin, Lloyd Broadus, Clarence Rose, Gary Price, Leon Zink, David Naugle, Billy Kuntz. Gary Souder, Ralph Hopkins, Don Walker, Larry Nale, Alva Brown, Roy Purlee. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior's chose as their motto, Go Little by Little, But Never Turn Back, they also chose blue and white as their colors, and blue and white carnations as their flowers. The Juniors started with a lot of responsibilities, but plenty of energy and enthusiasm to carry them out. First of these responsibilities was the management of their consessions of ice cream and soft drinks. The Junior play, The Campbells Are Coming , was a hilarious, as well as a successful comedy. They feel that their most successful project was the magazine sales with S1,4'73.8'7. which was higher than any previous magazine sales. David Naugle topped all other individual salesmen. The Juniors and Seniors sponsored the Junior-Senior Carnival, which was also a success. The crowning of the basketball queen. sponsored by the Juniors, was one of their proudest achievements, because the queen was one from their own class. Rose Gray. Other projects for this year which proved successful was a bake sale. selling tickets for a barbecue supper. cedar chest raffle, sponsoring the Invitational Tourney consessions and programs. and preparing a Christmas supper for Cauble's Hatchery, Inc. The success of these projects made possible the Junior-Senior Reception. which was one of the best ever. This has been a very successful year for the Juniors. but they are looking forward to their Senior year with all anxiety. Class Officers David Naugle, Carl Harvey, Gary Price, and Leon Zink,

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-,oo, Lgvoe- lag IO FIRST ROW: Roberta Coats, Lucille Baker, Janet Humbert. Connie Smith,Joel1en Churchman, Barbara Campbell, Judy Maxine Roberts, Patty Williams, Betty Goss. Judy Lovell, Ooley, Marguerite Daily. Betty Lewis, Mrs. Hilton. THIRD Barbara Emery, Karen Marshall, Janet Losson,Jean Bierly, ROW: Larry Kay, Charles Mullins, Jackie Hollarah, David Carolyn Baker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Patterson. Marilyn Brown, Harold Baker, Billy Marshall, David Blankenbaker. Miller. Janice Hoskins, Dorthy Wright, Betty Smith, Donald Lewellyn. Roger Lang. SOPHOMORES The school year '55 and '56 has been an interesting one for the Sophomore Class. This class is third largest in Pekin High School. Their enrollment is 31. The Sophomore Class officers are President, Jean Bierlyg Vice President, Charles Mullinsg Secretary, Barbara Campbellg Treasurer, Maxine Roberts. They chose Green and White for their class colors and White Carnations as their flowers. Their sponsors are Mrs. Hilton and Mr. Patterson. They enjoyed two class parties. The class is anxiously looking forward to their Junior Year. Class Officers Jean Bierly, Charles Mullins, Ba r - bara Campbell, Maxine Roberts.