Pleasanton High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Pleasanton, KS)

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.F 1 'x mf 5 l J, 'W 5 i J , QJ N Q WANDA BENDURE--Secretary. L i I NANCY IACKSON--The only things she can't do are those that can't be done. L I 6 i E k..a................t, . . .... -.- -, .... A..,,A,,A,. A, NORMA IEAN BETH-One of these bet- ter late than never people. BILLY BAUGH It 15 a good lookxng LOUISE UMPHENOUR-Treasurer. world, aren't I? BOB ZAHM FLORENCE LATHAM-She is a brown haired lass who is as dependable as she is tall. N

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,..-1 MOTTO jlywi X Cqlze W emiors Forward Ever ever SPONSORS Mr. J. B. ForsyTh Miss BeTTy Lobb FLOWER WhiTe Rose COLORS Blue and WhiTe We sTarTed ouT wiTh a very evenTTul year as Treshmen under The guiding hand oT Junior lson as our PresidenT wiTh help Trom Vice PresidenT RoberT Brown, SecreTary Norma Jean BeTh, and Treasurer Donald STaTon. ThaT year The boys Took parT in alloT The acTiviTies and mosT oT Them won leHers. while The Tairer sex was represenTed by Doro- Thy Umphenour. TooTball queen, and Norma Jean Befh, baTon Twirler Tor The band. Our sophomore year was anoTher exciTing one wiTh Nancy Jaclcson acTing as PresidenT: Dave Coleman, Vice PresidenT: and SecreTary-Treasurer,Wanda Bendure. Norma Jean BeTh was chosen TooTball queen ThaT year. The sopho- mores had more boys on The TooTball Team Than any oTher class. Donald Larrison led us Through our Junior year. aided by Vice PresidenT Billy Baugh, SecreTary Sammy Sagehorn and Jim James as Treasurer. We had a hand in many ouT- sTanding Things oT The school, such as preparing Tor The Junior-Senior BanqueT, The Junior play, and helping in The scrap drive. And lasT, buT noT leasl, The greaTesT year of all-our senior year. Again we Took parT in The imporTanT Things of The school under The supervision of PresidenT Jim James, Vice PresidenT Barbara STewarT, SecreTary Wanda Ben- dure, and Treasurer Louise Umphenour. We now bid you all good-bye wiTh The sincere wishes ThaT The Tollowing years are as Tilled wiTh success and Tun Tor you as ours have been Tor us. '

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