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JUNIORS: Charles Black, Ruby Boyer, George Binkley, Isabelle Kapper, Doris Kerwood, Donald Linton, Violet Kerwood, Richard Spltzer, Mae Brumett, Vernon Manes, James Brown, and Helen Taylor, SOPHOMORES: Imogene Tuggle, William Rau, Betty Brown, Harriet Hanes, Fred WentY orth, Betty Park, Mary E, Williams, Evelyn Hursh, Kenneth Black, Virginia Rau, Bert Norris, James Jones, Vlrgle Lee Harmon, George Wentworth, Virginia Hardy, J, W, Culp, Marjorie Robbins, Charles Taylor, Margaret Buckley, Wallace Buckley, Battle Hardy, Joe Hursh, Wilma Munch, Mary Kershner, Sue Jane Hursh, Bernice Alsup and Norma Whltacre,
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Warrensburg Community High School JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year 1935, twenty-three freshmen entered the Warrensburg Community High School. At their first meeting, they chose as their officers: President, Robert Fawcett; Vice President, George Binkley; Secretary and Treasurer, James Brown. Miss Zelle was chosen class adviser for the year. When school opened again the following year, only about half of our members were present. The officers chosen for the coming year were: Class adviser, Mr. Elam; President, James Brown; Vice Presi- dent, Vernon Manes; Secretary and Treasurer, Merna Oxley. Several parties were held during the year, and some of the class took part in the one act play, Elmer. When the class enrolled In 1937, ten were present. At the first meeting. Miss Curry was chosen as class adviser; officers were selected as follows: President, J. R. Brown; Vice President, Vernon Manes; Secretary, George Binkley. The class rings were purchased in February from Herff-Jones Co. One party was held, in which we did the big apple in the form of five gallons of cider. SOPHOMORES In September 1936, The Freshmen came to school. As green as grass these Freshies were, And stubborn as a mule. But soon they learned; their shyness left— An election soon they called, Charles T,, Wallace, and Mary E. Were elected and installed. They served quite faithfully that first year; There could no better be; Mr, Serkes, our sponsor, helped us much To steer our course, you see. The year was filled with pleasant days; Perhaps you will remember That each was eager to pursue His work the next September. It wa3 good to meet with old classmates— To review our whole vacation; To hear reports of trips and dates Or even an aspiration. As officers, Charles and Mary E. The class again did choose. With Sue as Vice to lend a hand And help the Sophs make news. Then Mr. Elam did appear To lead us on our route. And although shy and lacking words, He surely is a scout. We held class parties in the gym. And lively they were, too. We held our line in every sport. As all good classes do. The days were busy for us all. With many themes to write. We fear the next two years ahead Will be a long, hard fight; But later as the yearb roll by. Our school days we'll remember. As those of happiness and joy To memory's dying ember. By Mary E. Williams THE CARDINAL
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