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oage tweluc ,TW if H iii P li 5? 6 ,ri l HA. I Q . I wg -I- in -IL? It ees e fi el'li0I'J if 7 President JAMES DAVID 1oN Vice President JAIVIi2s CRAMBl.ET'ln 'I 'reusurer DAVID RIIJIJLI2 Secre I Ury GIIIsI,AINIf DAVIS n this, their last year, members of the class of '50 decided to let the men with the upper bracket IQ's run their affairs, Three of the officers are members of the National Honor Society: and the fourth, Ghislaine Davis, fell short by only a few votes. Their biggest project was financing the current Purple and Gold.
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616:44 jvliAioryP P P P enior Cfaaa .Hiafory ben school opened in September, 1946, 81 members of the class of '50 were seemingly anxious to start down the road to graduation. At an early class meeting, the members of the class selected the white rose as the class flower, green and white as the class colors, and Nil Desperandumn as their motto. Our class officers when wc were freshmen were as follows: President . , . . Joe Laughlin Vice-president , . . . . . . ..,.,. Bobbie lngram Secretary-Treasurer ...,, .,,... . . . Mary Jane Haverstraw Sponsors ,... , Mr. Eckert, Miss Bush, and Mrs. Van Valey Six of our class fell by the wayside during the first year: and 75 returned for another try in September, 1947. Our Sophomore carnival set records in proiit and at- tendance that haven't been equalled since. Our Sophomore officers were: President , . Jim Cramblett Vice-president . , , Ruth Dotson Secretary-Treasurer . , . . Robert Metcalf Sponsors , . . . . Mr. Samuels. Mr. Eckert, and Mrs. Cornell By the fall of l948, our class membership had dwindled to 68 as we began our last but one year in SMHS. Our projects included operating the refreshment concession at football games, opening a recreation center at the Legion Hall, selling cards and sta- tionery, and presenting the play, The Case of the Laughing Dwarf. Having filled our coffers, we now decided to get rid of a surplus by putting on our Forty-niner banquet. Our ofhcers were: President ..., . . , James Davidson Vice-president . . . David Riddle Secretary ..... . Ruth Dye Treasurer . . . ..., ......,,.,.,,.... , Earl Hahn Sponsors , . , , , Miss Barkwill, Miss Strickling and Mr. Osbourn page thirfeerr
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