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Class f 75 .7 ur fficers And History Mr. Boyes. P. Marshall E. Lincoln, J. Spiwak, E. Sigrist, Mrs. Sturm As Freshmen we entered good 'ole Claude C. The first freshman class since '63. Our advisors, one pretty, one with deep voice, were Mrs. Sturm and M.r. Boyes. Officers who helped us reach our goal were Kathy Andrews CPres.J, Andy Franceschi CV-PJ, Mark Dunn CTreas.J, and Nancy Cole CSec.J. Our class project was selling Christmas cards. They conveyed seasons' greetings with warmest regards. Homecoming was really keen. Deb Sanford was our class queen. Our dance theme was We've Only lust Begun. The beginning of four years of fun and more to come . Our Sophomore year started in full flight. Officers being Kathy Andrews CPres.J, Ellie Sigrist CSec.J, Pat Smith CTreas. J, and Gail White CV-PJ . This year's class project was selling candy. We sold a lot and the money came in handy . Class homecoming queen was Cindy Fisher. And good luck, we really did wish her. The class dance was Pieces of April music by Nu Sound. Half of our time in Claude C. was off the ground. Our Junior year got off on the right track with newly elected officers. Nancy Cole fPres. 7, Kathy Snook QV-PJ , Mary Jones CTreas.J, and CSec.J Jane Spiwak. The big money making project was selling magazines. You can use them for anything , ever cleaning latrines. We surpassed the previous class and sold 34, 702 . Next years class will probably do the same too. At homecoming, class queen was Pat Campbell. Taking second place, our whale of a float did well. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom , when Alice in Wonder1and came to town. As Seniors, graduation was something to look forward to. And have a good time all year was what we planned to do. Officers were Ellie Sigrist CV-PJ, Paula Marshall CSec.J, Jane Spiwak CTreas.J and CPres.J Ed Lincoln. They set the pace with all their good thinking. At homecoming Deb Fletcher was class queen. Our first place float, Showboat, made things supreme. Our hopes were that the Senior Ball would be an event to top them all. And so we say a tearful good-bye to 'ole Claude C. Keeping those fond memories that will ever be.
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