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. . . FRESHMEN The Freshies after being initiated and becoming full-fledged members of the high school no longer held back but became known in all school activities. They were represented on the basketball team, a cappella choir, Pilot Light and other activities. Officers elected to head the class were president, Richard Wheeler; vice-president, Dorothy Cook; secretary, Altha Bates; treasurer, Marjorie Tinney. FKKSII 1 KN First How: John Erickson, Howard Chapman, Omar Kirk. Jerry Wright. Duane Conway, Howard Irish, Gordon Turner, Tommy Kantola, Kay Graff, Joe Schor, Alex Elonen. Second Row: Mildred Groce, Altha Bates. Delores Davis, Bernice Hershey, Jane Hibler, Eloise Phillips, Pauline Kos-tura, Dorothy Took. Joanne Wright, Kathryn Cole, Pauline Cole. Velma Armstrong, Dorothy Snow. Hois Wallace. Ethel Shuster. Third Row: Mr. Howard Hopper, Mae Miller, Mary Hicks, Dorothy Norton, Betty Hall, Mary Hu Torrence, Geraldine Kennedy. Zenia Fox, Dorothy Holbrook. Dorothy Bradley, Frances Schor, Martha Fiala, Marjorie Tinney, Dorothy Bew-it, Louise Carey, Mr. Ward. Fourth Row: Clair Blood, Duane Loomis, Clair Bunnell, Dean Beckwith, Richard Wheeler, Paul Swann, Allen Ritarri. Clifford Osberne, Arthur Adams, Frank Shuster. Richard Woodworth, Riehard Olsen, Bud Watson. SJIMIOHOHE CLASS First Row: Edward Moislo, Richard Armstrong. Robert Herb, Joe Greenfield, David Fisher. Robert Puffer. Second Row: Ruth Best, Shirley Blood. Barbara Kaiser, Neva Congdon, Marion Maki, Frances Marn, Lillian Ross, Pauline Petro. Marion Braden, Norma Kezertie, Jean Bartlett, Georgianu Kako. Third Row: Helen Fisch. Ber-nadine Yusko, Ruth Akerley, Dora Zeppatcla. Eunice Hicks. Ruth Smith, Audrey Kirkwood, Flora Hall, Gertrude Shumake, Ida Mae Jones, Evelyn Karal, Carol Ward. Mr. William Saari. Fourth Row: Richard Clark. Robert Ring, Bill Neal, I run Kent. Frank Fogg, Gene Spieldenner, Bill Philley, Richard Torrence, Edward Shumake. . . . SOPHOMORES The Sophomores started the year with a bang. In October they decorated the gym for the Halloween party and made programs for the St. Patrick Day Dance sponsored by the Student Council. To add money to their treasury they sponsored bake sales and collected sales stamps. They were guided through this successful year by Dean Scully, president; Barbara Kaiser, vice president; Shirley Blood, secretary; and Gertrude Shumake, treasurer. They sponsored a skating party for the high school— the first one to be held for a long time—which was a great success. 22
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Jeanne Phllley Charlea Sippola KInii Kenatle John Moimmicii Shirley Ilraneli Vivian Iwine Kelieeeu W'riuht Jean TIiiin Flir.nlx'f li lloule l»orU Kopp (■race llall Florence I'arriw Havhl Jacob Arlene Sehlaleh I Isle «ahel Dorothy ltap M Kutli Walter Wary Kins: Hetty Wright Margaret lluie Kathryn ‘Imoii Helen ('lark l.iilu Potter PliylllM Herhel . . .JUNIORS The seniors were our guests at a colorful prom which was held in the school auditorium on May 13. We—David Jacobs, Jeanne Conway and Bryce Bryant—acted as representatives for our class in the one act play contest which won in this district. Taking part in the radio play over WICA were Bill McCrone as student announcer and Charlie Sippola as Benjamin Franklin. Those elected into the National Honor Society from our class were Elizabeth Hogle, Grace Hall, and Charlie Sippola. They were presented their pins at a formal initiation held at Jefferson. To guide us through this year of achievements we selected as our executives Philip Puffer, president; Bryce Bryant, vice president; Christine Jones secretary; and Ruth Walters, treasurer. 21
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