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JUNIOR CLASS 1. Towns, V.; Galusha, V.; LaVoy, W.; Townley, R.; Brewer, B.; Hunt, R.; Johan- son, V.; Squires, A. 2. Natale, M.; Allen, M.; Wood, G.; Drew, J.; Dolan, M.; Brown, W.; Peehette, C.; Phillips, R.; Canzeri, G. 3. Germaine, M.; Phillips, W.; Moody, C.; Russell, D.; Whiting, M.; Bean, D.; Cormie, T. 4. Oslica, S.; Biss, J.; Hathaway, D.; Seney, A.; Almy, A.; Fremont, R.; LaBarge, G. 5. Miss Duby, Miss Healy. Standing, left—Miner, V.; Booth, C.; Boivin, P. Standing, right—Holtman, A.; Spinks, W.; Martin, J. This year the class of ’44 entered its third year of high school, ready to carry on its usual work. Our class is divided into two rooms—room 15, under Miss Healy and room 14, under Miss Duby. The class officers are: Room 15 President ... Richard Townley Vice-President - Walter LaVoy Secretary ... Velma Galusha Treasurer - - - Vernon Towns Student Council Representatives— Nancy Haas Walter LaVoy Room 14 President - Betty Brewer Vice-President - Ronald Hunt Secretary - Violet Johanson Treasurer - - - John Nevins Student Council Representatives— Alice Squires Steve Oslica Our greatest event of the year was a very successful minstrel show, part of the proceeds going to the motion picture funds. Also our long awaited class rings arrived and are liked by all. We Juniors are proud of the fact that we have won the banners several times in our weekly stamp and bond drive. Just as we have regretted leaving our classes in previous years, so we regret leaving the Junior Class this year. Still, everyone seems to be looking forward to another successful and eventful year when we will be Seniors at last. —Velma Galusha ’44 27
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SOPHOMORE CLASS 1. Periard, E.; Whitehurst, A.; Nevins, E.; Harris, M.; Duket, H.; W.llette, M.; McCarty, J.; Wood, N. 2. O’Brien, R.; Elwell, R.; Pratt, G.; Sherman, R.; Corsetti, E.; Garnsey, E.; Wil- lette, R.; Melaga, A.; Hughes, M.; Saunders, R.; Munsen, M. 3. Garnsey, H.; Hayes, E.; Wendell, R.; Rogers, A.; Cook, E.; Duby, J.; Pratt, E.; Obie, T.; Booth, M.; Young, M.; McGowan. M. 4. Cartwright, J.; Stiles, L.; Derby, E.; DeGarmo, H.; DeGrechie, T.; Kelly, K.; Ruir, J.; Finch, M.; Hudson, R.; Brownell, H. 5. Corsetti, G.; Sharron, A.; Hespelt, H.; Young, R.; Mr. Yaple; Miss Terpening. Standing, left—Bauer, C.; Lang, W.; Riordan, J. Standing, right—VanderPoel, 1 .; Booth, C.; Pratt, V. Although hating to leave the jolly freshman class, we eagerly advanced in join- ing the Senior High. Because of our large class, we were divided into two groups: Room 9 under the supervision of Mrs. Elwell and Mr. Yaple, and Room 16 under the supervision of Miss Terpening. Room 9 elected as its officers: President, Harry Duket; Vice-president, Jack Mc- Carty; Secretary, Mildred Willette; Business Manager, Nileland Wood, and Student Council Representatives, Eugene Periard and Mary Young. An outstanding event of this room was the banquet g.ven for the faculty by Room 9 girls with some sup- port from the boys. Other activities were our “Throwing in” scrap and buying bonds and stamps. Room 16 elected Isabel Brummagyn as President, but when she moved away, the officer list became as follows: President, Mary Alice Harris; Vice-president, Robert Haley; Secretary, Alice Whitehurst, and Student Council Representatives, Betty Corsetti and Robert O’Brien. An outstanding event of Room 16 was the bas- ketball game against the seniors who were defeated with our high-scoring Beryl Fitzgerald and the support of “Roily” Haley, both of whom left school after March 12th in the second semester. This room also led the Senior High School in contri- butions to the scrap drive. The room lost, in addition to those previously mentioned, Stewart Wendell and Marie Sherman; but gained also a newcomer—Dick Elwell, better known as “Inky.” We sophomores dislike leaving behind our enjoyable times, but we are also looking forward to another prosperous year as Juniors. 28 —Mildred Willette ’45 —Alice Whitehurst ’45
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