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Sophomores . . . On the second rung of the ladder of “Knowledge” and still having a good tinne, ignoring lessons, taking in the halls, and really being “big shots.” They collaborated with the Frosli for the Victory Dance, one of the best dances of the year, and contributed a few “he-men” to the football team. They are ready for their third year in R. 11. S., and have big plans. Their class officers were Bill Laramore. president; Betty Sjolin, vice-president; Jack Williams, secretary-treasurer; Pat Ashley, representative. TOP PICTURE 1st row—Betty Sannes — Lila Schultz — Peggy Goodwin — Mary Ellen McCauley Betty Engstrom — Betty lleatherington — Patricia Wilson — Alberta Marvin — Marcea Hunt — Aramella Kirk — Shirley Freeburg — Betty June Matson — Dixie Swanson — Odele Mann — Susie Hughes. 2nd row—Gene Breniman — llarry Schertzer — Jack Williams — Jack Roonick — Don Rozell — Neil Combs — Art Dexter — Bill Gliddiii — Hawley Pixler — Carl Neeley — Joe Fuss — Dick Keefe — Bill Laramore — Bill Woodward — Roland Moore. 3rd row—Eugenia Franks — Norma Hoffman — Helen Larson — Mary Jaramillo — Jackie Chase — Jeannine Slater — Betty Huggins — Pat Ashley — Marie Kemetz — Beth Huggins, Marian Miller — Emma Lovato — Betty Rosenberg. LOWER PICTURE 1st row—John Robinson — Harriet Lambertsen — Donna Mae Howard — Ruth Gale Betty Sjolin — Dorothy Welton — Barbara Toole — Beverly Lyons — Pat Thompson — Martha Wenger — Betty Potter — Donna Eaton — Phyllis Block — Eileen Meisner — Bob Bustos. 2nd row—Bob Lavato — Robert Allphin — Bob Dickson — Chris Eliopulos — Paul Olbert — Jack Cairns — Ronald Obcrholtzer — Frank Hadsell — Darrel Adams — Thomas Rowe — Ed Endres — Alfred Lopez. 3rd row—Rozanna Cruz — Lucy Vigil — Flora Vigil — Martha Vigil — Jean Smith Barbara Lou Dorr — Sally Ross — Maxine Williams — Marjorie Pettus — Lucille Chees-brough — Barbara Rolloff — Ida Vigil — Clistia Haimmond — Angeline Juarez.
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JUNIOR PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Margaret Rains—In her early forties, a motherly type, with hair just beginning to gray ................ Alameda Coons Miss Hepplewhile—Middle-aged, but dresses much younger. Music is her life and she takes it very seriously. Mary Jane Evans Mrs. Ellington-Lewis—A well-preserved woman, possibly in her late forties ....... ..................... Marian Parsons Felix Heidlcr—A tall man with a neat Van Dyke, gracious and very charming .... ....................... Dick Engstrom Vincent Farnsworth, Jr.,—A boy of sixteen, very serious and polite. Shows a patient nature and is devoted to Herbert ... ......................... Paul Devine Herbert—Sixteen and slightly serious, therefore most of their ideas are first Herbert’s ........................ Raymond Tickner Sidney Rains—A good husband and father, with a nice sense of humor ............ .................. Robert Van Duesen Julia Arnold—A young, good-looking woman, neatly dressed in business clothes..... ...................... Virginia Fyksen Jean Bressart—A lovely paper doll, fifteen or sixteen, and completely devoid of conceit .................. Mary Louise Kastner Vincent Farnsworth, Sr., a tall, slender man, aesthetic and studious.......... Donald Lee Mrs. Tracy—The militant type, dark haired and dark-skinned........... Marjorie Sintelc Mr. Tierney—A tall, extremely handsome man with hair graying beautifully at the temples ...........................James Tripp Beverly—A pretty little girl, about fourteen.. ............................. Rosella Karst .JUNIORS WITHOUT IHCTUliES Donald McCann — Merwin Coons Raymond Tickner — Harold Penland — Gene Musgrave
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