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We all learn eventually! ! ! Sophomores Sophies, but don't let that nickname fool you. Theirs is the most energetic class in school, and they are always ready to do their bit for the old alma mater. The Sophomores have proven their spirit by outselling the school in the Polio benefit ticket contest. They held a rip - roarin' picnic at the White Pines State Park, October 12, 1945. Freshmen September-and with it come school days. Ah! How green those freshmen were. Now circumstances have alteredg all the mysteries of the school are unfolded. These same Frosh are now veterans of the school. They sponsored a dance at which every- one enjoyed himself. The intermission was all right, too. Marilyn Galor sang, Donna Heavener and Mary Anne Young danced and sang. They show promising signs of making the grade to the Sophomore year. Freshman Initiation October 16 was the date. 'Twas then that seventy-two wobbly kneed Freshmen were ushered into the gym and then the fun began! It was a glorious day for the Freshmen and not a few tears struck the floors of old Polo High and many were the cries of Those Mean Upper Classmenf' It was all in fun, Freshies, and for the next three years it's your turn, so take your spite out on the classes to come. For the initiation we also had a number of new teachers to welcome to our Brain Factory. They didn't seem to enjoy sweeping too much but, oh-can they sing! Then there were some upper classmen to join us. fSomehow they slipped through last year or have enrolled since.J They joined the ranks by being milk maids for the day or wearing the equipment of the football team. We Seniors are leaving, but here's to bigger and better initiations! Make the Freshmen crawl! Yeah!!! Advice to Hungry Wolves Many a young girl's cooking may taste Like a jar of six year old paste, But if you say one word wrong, There will be a noise like a gong- As a chunk of pie hits your face. -By Bill Gam. 1 13 D
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They take good pictures, too! Top Row Row 6 Row 5 Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Back Row Row 5 Row 4 Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Sophomores Harold Woodin, Kendall Blair, Earl Ludewig, James Knudson, Donald Craig, Bill Powell, James Morden, Frank Garrison, Vernon Meyer, Don Taylor, Bill Bowers. Elanda Wilson, Marjorie Clark, Elva Rowland, Geraldine Burkitt, Bernadyne Messer, Louise Davis, Nellie Jane Person, Mary Hartman, Phyllis Garber, Zelma Hendrix. Wayne Binkley, Bob McPherson, Ronald Hendrix, Ray Rothermel, Donald Stull, Kenneth Obendorf, Donald Gaul, Delmar Pontnak, Bob Byrd, Earl Parker, Max Norris. Theresa Buckman, Lois Miller, Norma Reitzel, Marylou Conrad, Erma Jean Minnier, Grace Nicholson, Roberta Meyer, Evelyn Ohlwine, Dorothy Terry, Dorothy Feary. Alice Bellows, Harold Wuebben, Donald Maxey, Charles Ohlwine, Bill Knowles, Dick Springer, George Loescher, Gary Johnson, Theresa Clingenpeel, Maxine Morgan. Mr. Banner, Audrey Strauss, Louise McCombs, Harry Allen, Russell Good, Gene White, Bob Knudson, Darlene Paul, Shirley Davis, Carol Rucker. Alvera Partington, Donna Bennett, Marian Krull, Jean Smith, Betty Love, Lois Grice, Lora Jean Cunningham. Freshmen George Bell, Robert Bauman, Robert Finkle, George Wagner, Donald Cox, Vernus Johnson, Leonard Miller, Bill Galor, Richard Zivney, Bradley Witmer, Norman Knudson. Marilyn Galor, Wilma Brown, Carol Linkinhoker, Gladys Ruble, Ruth Stengel, Betty Peters, Helen Buisker, Carol Deuth, Evelyn Wales, Nancy Nicholson. Ralph Fager, Charles Haines, Eldon LeFevre, Donald Gilbert, Lloyd Gilbert, John Clayton, Charles Hanna, Robert Houck, Dale Houpt, Robert Keefer. Joyce Asay, Peggy Anderson, Mary Ann Young, Donna Johnson, Eileen Strite, Phyllis French, Virginia Rodermel, Peggy Smith, Katherine Buckman, Hanarose Dickerson. Keith Wagner, Donald Hose, Wallace Mackey, Gordon Schryver, Katherine Hoffman, Edith Hambley, Donna Heavener, Mary Lou Beck, Donald Eddy, Howard Kitzmiller, Kenneth Bender. Gene Parker, Evelyn Bickford, Leona Bosshart, Berdena Diehl, Donna Wagner, Lila Partington, Phyllis Weigle, Dorothy Vock, Patricia Davison, Mr. Breckenridge. C143
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