Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Valley Station, KY)

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uf 1, 1 9 , Freshman Clase Miss Hardesty'e Home Room First Row--Elda Hardieon, Doris Jean Wabnitz, Rose Puckett Georganna Troll, Ruth Kohler,Kathleen Huff, Margaret Casey Bea Graeter, Sarah Boklage, Jean Tannahill, Willene Ball, James Haney Second Row--Betty Lou Orange, Hazel Troutman, Mary Mercer, Virginia Manion, Marcella Lawrence, Lillian Downey, Mary Fey, Dorothy Clark, Betty Riley, M. C. Paris Third Row--F. W. Crawford, Carlos Colyer, Phillip Schmidt, Robert Reed, Roy Burnett,Don Huebner,Dav1d Mullen, Angilee Slewert, Mary Jane Morgan Absent: Miss Hardesty, Chester Morris 50

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