Robert A Long High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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Cfafsa ,50 w 4 Boh Smith Row 1-Hnllin, Hom, Shaffer, Hubbard. Loleta Freeman Bob Larkin Row 2-Cotton, Larkin, Smith, Holmes, Sudar. Ed Trotter THE PAST FIFTY YEARS have been years of great progress. Even more ad- vancement will be made in the next fifty years. Each member of the class of ,50 will contribute to this progress. Some of the classis leaders were recognized as far back as their freshman year. Harriss Lamphear was president then. He was aided by Hattie Lou Thompson as vice-president and Io Ann Hoyt as secretary. In the year of '48, which was the class's sophomore year, Bruce Holmes was president, vice-president, Loleta Free- man, secretary, Delores Backebergg and treasurer, Barbara Askay. For their junior year they selected Sally Luther as president, Chuck Zimmerman as vice-president, and Bev- erly Flack as secretary. The year of graduation, the senior year, the class officers were Bob Smith, presidentg Bvb Larkin, vice-president, and Loleta Freeman, secretary. The class of '50 also has dramatic talent which was evident at the presentation of The Eyes of Talocf thi' senior play. Evening in Parisf the junior prom under the able chairmanship of Trilby Packard, was a great success as was the much enjoyed junior as- sembly under the co-chairmanship of john Estey and Ioan Shaffer. Ability, industry, and initiative are qualities which will always be attributed to this senior class. They surely have much to offer the world. Page Seventeen