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FIRST, T H E MOST BEEN HERE FOUR ★ ★ ★ ★ They’re your officers—the leaders you’ve chosen to follow. With Bob Glascock as president. Dick Pettys as vice-president. A1 Gougler as sec- retary. Bill Brown as treasurer, and Bruce Brenneman as Rosemary rep- resentative. it looks as if the fellas are in control. That's why the busi- ness of the class, official and otherwise, has been carried out very efficient- ly. A standing committee was chosen to assist the officers in selecting the senior announcements and the memorial. Since the old stage cur- tains are thin and paint bespattered, the committee decided to leave new drapes for future students. Do you know who planned that gala event we call Senior Skip day? It was the officers of your class. In addition to these specific accomplishments, the boys have given their support to the Rosemary, as well as to the other activities of our school. Come seniors, let’s give them a hand. ★ ★ ★ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rosemary representative. Bruce Brenneman: secretary. Al Gougler; president. Bob Glascock: treasurer. Bill Brown: vice president. Dick Pettys. 10
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IMPORTANT, YEARS . . FOR THEY’VE . 7 4e Benio i! Even though you're leaving, we won’t forget this senior class. But tickle my tummy!! Where’s all that dignity you’re supposed to sport? Having twenty-five more girls than boys in one small class has kept the fairer set busy just passing around their dates. Wearing overall skirts and white crew hats, the ferns have cheered on their heroes of the grid and court, even sending their basket shooters to the State! And don’t forget the musicians! A pep band, a bit of jive, or just smooth dance rhythm . . . they'll fill the menu. But let’s jump back to ’41 when the three old maids of “Tish” brought down the auditorium. No sooner was the curtain pulled on the senior play than work began on the mid-winter drama, followed by the spring productions. Plus all these activities, the seniors had the highest scholastic average of all the classes in Urbana High. Yes, you've made a success of your high school career. Here's to your success in the future. Until then. I’ll leave you with the spirit to win. 11
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