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Eileen Erichsen Paula Field Diane Fiffe William Forkenbrock Jeff Grant Willa Hardison Keith Hartung Mike Helton Greta Herron Justin Hoover Alan Hopper Carol Irvine Robert Knapp Sharon Larkin Cleveland Lavender Elaine Lichtenhan Fred Meseke Sandra McGuire Carol Mudd Peter Murphy Jeannine Nelson Marion Nenow Leonard Niemczyk Janet Peters Mary Pound Debbie Roberts Karen Salsbury Cindy Sharp Scott Stuckey David Taylor Larry Timmons Cindy Tully Bob Wahle Debbie Wilkerson Tom Winterschiedt 27
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT - Carol Mudd, Treasurer; Mike Helton, President; Sharon Larkin, Secretary; and John Christian, Vice-President. Sophomores Greta Herron and Karen Salsbury play for the student Folk Mass Sophomores Rise To Greater Horizons A key to the vitality of the 1969-70 Sophomore class is unity. This is a class full of spirit and ambition. Under the leadership of level-headed class officers, they are sure to excell as upperclassmen. Members of the sophomore class participated in both football and basketball, and supported many school organ- izations, including Pep club, Student Council, C.Y.O., F.T.A., and F.H.A. The sophomore class was one which had drive, wis- dom, and human understanding. With these traits, there is reason to expect great things from them as future Juniors. Jolene Beavers Bernard Boiler Keith Boiler John Christian Mary Crank Norene Danko Mary Di Persio 26
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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT— Cathy Teply, Secretary; Nicky Proudfoot, Treasurer; Sarah Jane Devane, President; Lisa Jones, Vice-president. Juniors Work Toward Banquet Goals The 1969-70 Junior class, consisting of 39 members, faced this school year with one goal in mind: the success of the Junior-Senior banquet. The biggest problem for them was raising the funds. In doing so, they sponsored car washes, album raffles, bake sales, dances, and the sale of candy bars. Aside from their joint efforts for the year, a promin- ent number of Juniors were active in C. Y.O., Pep Club, Student Council, and athletics. The Junior class, having accepted and completed their responsibilities and obligations, readily look toward their Senior year. 28
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