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

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EEE 'EE EEAEE IDLE MINDS BRING IDLE THOUGHTS .KD Seventh Grade Class History ThgClass of 1960-first organized itself in the autumn of 1954 by electing class officers. Those elected were Joyce New- berry, President, Kenneth Proffitt, Vice President, Harold Smith, Sec- retary, Jean Stollner, Treasurer. Besides these officers, each seventh grade homeroom elected homeroom officers. At a class meet- ing were chosen the Grade 7 class colors, pink and black and the class flower, the SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND pink carnation. Class motto chosen was ADVISERS- 1-EFT T0 RIGHT! J0YCe Hldle minds bring idle thoughts' ,. Newberry, president, Kenneth Proffitt, vice-president, Miss Blackman, adviser, Brenda Judy, secretary, Mr. Harper, adviser, Jean Stollner, treasurer: and Miss Roadarmour, adviser N. The seventh grade has had many activities during the year 1954-55. Stu- dent Council representatives have been elected and were working bi-weekly with this organization. The Council has sponsored a school dance, has contributed funds to the annual, and has set up a hall monitor system. The girls of the Home Economics Club have enjoyed a hayride, and have sponsored a Mother and Daughter Tea. The boys have been part of the championship junior high bas- ketball team. One class has sent gifts and letters to Central and South American students. Other class activities have included participation in bake sales, school chorus and band, reporting and sales of The Junior Typhoon, school safety patrol activities, area spelling contest, American Legion Post essay contest, and Junior Red Cross. Patsy Veddern Dan Von Bargen Harold Smith 47