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One More Tomorrow Advised by Mr. Whitinger, Miss Wooldrik, and Miss Daly, the junior class started this year off with a bang by sponsoring a very successful Homecoming dance at Coffman Memorial Union. The rest of the school year was devoted towards raising money for a bigger and better Junior-Senior Prom. The two main factors which achieved this goal were the Jinx Dance and the Winter Carnival profits. The Jinx Dance was held on a Friday, the 13th, after a U. High basketball game. Ladders, black cats, and other appropriate bad luck signs decorated Shevlin. The Winter Carnival added more to the junior class treasury through the ever-popular food concession. At the dance afterwards, Jeanne Ludwig, their queen candidate, was crowned Queen of the University High Carnival. Then came more of the carnival spirit, for that was the theme of the junior Mothers’ Tea, headed by Jeanne Ludwig. The program was a series of extremely amusing skits about the school year. Finally in spring quarter, the juniors attained their goal, the Junior-Senior Prom. A committee of six plus the class officers lead in the planning that made the J.S. something to be long remembered. Senate representatives were Peggy Patterson, Dick Yoder, and Leonard Strouse, alternate. President .... Richard Yoder Vice-President . . . Leonard Strouse Secretary.......................................Joyce Rainey Treasurer ..... Einar Odland JUNIOR CLASS: TOR ROW: Bum. Dorfmen. Hughci Hoctgcr, C. Johnton, S. Bell, J. Doyle, leglcr. THIRD ROW: B. Doyle, Kuby, Finegan. Beet, Meric Gent, Alexander, Chnttopherton, V. Klein. SECOND ROW; Endrctt. Margaret Gcitt, M. Carlton, 8. Augutton. Hunter. Ludwig, Ayart, Hemingway, Beigquitt. FIRST ROW: R. Cohen, A. Hillhoutc, VP. Strouie, Mr. Whitinger, S. Rainey, S. Hirtch, D. Locke, Drew. JUNIOR CLASS: TOP ROW: D. Myeri Zietlow, D. Mayer. Shody. B. Schmalhorit, Ohrbeck, Tangen, Otterberg. Shannon Macdonald. Sheehan, J. Meyer. Pieper, Scott. SECOND ROW: Smith. Miller, McManama. FIRST ROW: Summerfleld. Smil0w. p y0der. Mr. Nieme, T—Odland. Retn.ck, Stein. McElligott, Mahowald. THIRD ROW: Shafer, J. Nelton, Norman, Pearton, Patcrton, Roth. 20
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Day by Day With junior high behind them, the sophomores pitched right into University High activities with great enthusiasm. This active class had several gala parties, such as their wonderful Christmas candlelite. enjoyed by every U. High student. Another party came in the spring quarter when they had a class picnic. The tenth grade had a central committee, consisting of representatives from each of the homerooms. for the purpose of planning their activities. The homerooms each had its own officers and the meetings were run like the regular class meetings. Lenore Boberg and Jack Wall were the Senate representatives and Betty Jean Marsh and Barry Pritchard were alternates. The class was advised by Miss Ahlberg. Mr. Keston, Mr. Schunert. and Mrs. Odland. Mary Amberg was chosen as their Winter Carnival queen candidate. Their concession at the carnival was the dart-throwing game. The tenth-grade Mothers' Tea was a big event for all the girls since they could dress up in their best clothes. The theme for the tea was Washington's Birthday and was under the able supervision of Mary Amberg. The sophomores have proved to be worthy additions to U. High and have a promising future. President .... Everett Johnson Vice-President............................Bob Allen Secretary.............................Mary Amberg Treasurer ..... Gail Sporley SOPHOMORE CLASS: TOP ROW: Martin. Pritchard. 8. Swanson. Molter, Pauling. L. Swanson. Otto. SECOND ROW: Rudolph, Wall, Smart. Pat-tenon, Neuman. Mareck, Maiwell. FIRST ROW: Marth, Nelson, Ahlberg, Sporley, Amberg. Mr. Keston, Shelley, Rowe. SOPHOMORE CLASS: TOP ROW: Giossman, Leahy. Levant us. Heintxeman, Larimer M. Carlson. Fibigcr, Auguston. FOURTH ROW: Lowe. Hubbard. Alley. Ammerman. Grapp, G.blm Heiter. I. Cohen. THIRD ROW: Comfort. Braun. Buck. Boberg, Irvine, Buctow, Gallagher E. Constantine. SECOND ROW: Bryant, Hewitt. M. Locke, Krasnow, Hanson. Burley. Hermann. Gnpp. FIRST ROW: lynde. Geskill, 6 Alien, Mr. Schunert. Mrs. Odland, E. Johnson, D. Johnson. Hagen. 21
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