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Tenth Grade FIRST ROW: Kroger, Priddy. Arnston. Schance, Bennett. Benton. Marar, Dean. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sleater. Hampton. DeBar. Wiser. Wrisley. Craig. Lynd. Lovell. Janousek. THIRD ROW: Zamke. Rounds. Beystrum. Stewart. Todd. Tousend, Lightner. Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Carter. Trumble. Briggs. Wells. DeBar. t FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: STANDING: Eleventh Grade Southern. Leslie. Stephenson. Todd. Gorodenaki. Wolever. Firestone. Thrun. Moore. Mull. Frank. Whaley. Mrs. Crothers. West. Mix. 17
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Junior Class i Our class started their first year in high school with the small sum of 19 pupils and our advisor, Mr. Gelina. The officers were: Norma Stephenson, President; Barbara Gorodenski, Vice-President; Barbara Leslie, Secretary; and Ardyce Southern, Treasurer. September 26 was a big day for us and one we won’t forget soon. The little Sophomores initiated us that day. Two boys made the basketball team that year. They were Ronald Mull and Roger Wells. Three members from our class gave speeches at the Speech Contest: Norma Stephenson, Phyllis Clarke, and Joan Moore. Our treasury was built up by selling candy and pop at the baseball games and by selling T-shirts. The following year we started out with only 17 students, a decrease of 2 and a new advisor, Mrs. Crothers. In the first class meeting we chose the officers as follows: Jim Hulbert, President; Marcella West, Vice-President; Ardyce Southern, Secretary; Barbara Gorodenski, Treasurer. We sold green and white ribbons with our name and address in gold, and pop and candy at basketball games. This year we started out with a whole sum of 14 students and our advisor, Mrs. Crothers to begin a year of hard work and good times. Our first class meeting was devoted to electing officers as follows: President, Richard Todd; Vice-President, Norma Stephenson; Secretary, Barbara Leslie; Treasurer, Barbara Gorodenski; Richard Todd and Ardyce Southern were chosen Student Council Representatives. Two boys of our class made the basketball team. Ronnie Mull is on the first team and Richard Todd is manager of the same. Two big events of the year were the presentation of the Junior Play (The Bargain Bride) in March and the Junior-Senior Banquet in May. On November 28 our class rings came so (and quite naturally, too) all the high school saw the rest of the day were 14 hands floating around the halls. A Halloween dance and hay ride both held in October plus the sale of magazines, cider and pep supplies all added a large sum to the treasury. 18
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