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QT' Page Recognized for their outstanding work in art, members of the Art Honor Society are, from left' to right, first row: Rosalie Young, Ruth Grunow and Charlotte Aurs. Second row: Judith Deer, Frankie Costello, Erika Gresse and Irma Gresse. Third row: Marlene Weber, Myrna Fox, Peggy Simpson, Darlene Dick and Joyce Hittner. Fourth row: Charles Freels, Russell Dawson and Ed Lipking. Quill and Scroll members received recognition for superior work in journalism. They are, from left to right, first row: Sue Kikpatrick, Diane Kirkpatrick, Barbara Simpson and Betty Nordhausen. Second row: Ruth Kluge, Ruth Helfrich, Mary Klipsch and Eleanor Tyler. Third row: Linda Love, Ann McDowell, Nancy Heinlin and Delores Bergdolt. Fourth row: Billie Jo Myers, Anne Mandeville, Mary Schoonmaker and Jackie Nicholson. Fifth row: Nancy Sander, Marlene Klueg, Sue Hastings and lda Mary McCutchan. Sixth row: Jim Paul, Ottie Droste and Noel McDonald.
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Joan Howe and Lois Donham tied for first place in the Ameri- can Association of University Women's Poetry contest. Anne Mandeville received third place, Mary Schoonrnaker received the first place gold medal in the state English contest and Lois received a third place bronze medal, Thespians, who were honored for their work in drarnatics, were, left to right: Carol Grimm, Billie .lo Myers, Charlie Myers, Jim Schaffer, David BeMiller, David Riggs, Jim Paul, Leo Wentzel and Dennis Brown. In the state regional mathematics contest, Lee Riggs re- ceived first place in the geometry tstg Barbara Niethammer won first place in the comprehensive test, and Danny Bumb won scond place in the algebra contest. Page 37
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Caught in the act of drawing a picture of either the missing treasurer or the adviser, Quill and Scroll officers were, from left to right, Sue Hastings, resident' Charlotte McRoberts vice-president, and Jackie Nicholson, secre- P I , tary. The treasurer, Etaoin Shrdlu, could not be present when the picture was taken. National Honor Society officers were, from left to right, standing, Robert Fawcett, treasurer, Jim Byers, vice-president, and Sharon Dunham, president. Shirley Dauble, secretary, is seated. Page 35
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