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Glass gastory MIRIAM CAROL DAVE g sf KKKZQ5 . kz z , .,,,: m A , . Q N g A lg i 5 'S,, ,J ll V. MTA V- 'W sl at 'f . I 2 J gh. L, A gy 'X MARGARET l , M A ANNA LARRY U W AU DREY SHIRLEY IERRY In September 1945, five very happy and excited children entered Mrs. Cary's First Grade. She had quite a time teaching us those boring ABC's. Carl -Congdon joined us in Third Grade otherwise our life in grade school was uneventful. In Eighth Grade Carol Wilson and Ierry Boughton joined us. We sold Christmas wrapping paper to raise money for our trip to Albany. This was the high point of the year. We visited the state education building, state office building and of course the state Capitol. On our return trip we stopped off at Howe Caverns. We had a very exciting graduation. Luther Baker was our salutatorian with Anna Kohne our valedictorian. We started our freshman year with Coach Moore as our advisor and Anna Kohne as our president. Audrey Baker joined our group. We had a supper and also sold jello as our money making activities. X In our Sophomore year we elected Miss McBride as our advisor. Mrs. Wilson replaced her in mid-year when Miss McBride left. Anna Kohne again was president. Donald Hafler, David Mack and Miriam Seymour were the last to join our happy group. 17
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Mr. Caslick was our advisor in our Junior year with Bill Doak as our president. Our class rings arrived the last of November which proved to be a happy occasion. Two other great events were the Junior play entitled The Whole Truth and our Junior Prom, Star Dust. Jack McHerron and Audrey Baker were crowned King and Queen with Jerry Boughton and Anna Kohne as runners-up. Miss Swauger was our Senior advisor with Shirley Pond as our president. Some of our activities were a ham supper, an indoor circus, magazine sales and our Senior play entitled Our Girls. On Good Friday, April 19 twelve very excited Seniors left for Washington. We spent four wonderful days at the nation's capital. ROW ONE: S. Pond, A. Baker, A. Kohne, M. Van Dee M. Seymour, C. Wilson, Miss Swauger. ROW TWO: D. Mack, W. Doyle, G. Boughton, L. Griswold, D. Hafler. 18
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