Reading High School - High Lights Yearbook (Reading, OH)

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CLASS DF FF 1991 NDNITDD WE STAND DIVIDED WD FALLH N X.. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Golden, Secretary, Grace Stephens, Treasurer, Jim Herbstreit, President, Miss Lore Hoffman, Advisor. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Bollrner, Vice-President, Mr. Andrew Frazier, Advisor, Mr. Robert Howe, Permanent Advisor. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1957 FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1954-55 During their sophomore year, the class of '57 engaged in many activities, under the guidance of the following officers, .lim Herbstreit, president, Ben Bollmer, vice-president, Ron Golden, secretary, and Grace Stephens, treasurer. Unfortunately, Grace did not get the opportunity to handle any large quantities of money, during the year. The faculty sponsors of the class were Mr Howe, Mr. Frazier, and Miss Hofmann. Some of the class traditions are as follows: The class motto is United We Stand, Divided We Fanny the Class flower is the red Carnation, and the class colors are red and grey. Several members of the class served on the Student Council during the year. These were Jim Herbstreit, Joyce Huff, Sue Hester, and Cliff Dixon. Furthermore, several sophomores were among those going to Miami for the district scholarship tests. These were Sue Hester, English, Jim Herbstreit, Plane Geometry, Sheila Zimmer, World History, Charles Heilmann, Latin, Ben Bollmer, Plane Geometry, Cliff Dixon, Latin, Gary Stone, Biology, Dick Meyer, English, Pat Flege, World History, and Al West, Biolo y. Finally, the sophomore activities for time year are here listed: Probably the biggest was the Christmas Dance, called the Mistletoe Mambo, held in the gym, on December 18th. The gym was beautifully decorated, and the dance was very enjoyable. One other dance was held, on March 16th, and it was a juke box levi dance, named the Juke Box Jamboree. The crowd was small, but select. Two bake sales were held, one of which was extraordinarily successful. .-Xlso, a few of the class sold cold drinks at the baseball home games. With co-operation of ALL the class, the next two years should be enjoyable and successful. This is up to each individual, in the final analysis. 33

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