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JUNIORS Top Row: Donald Boyd, Donald Cupp, Ruth Ann Deetz, Carl Feller, Jannette Greuter, Howard Hall. Second Row: Ann Harding, Nancy Johnston, June Kuykendall, Dorothy Koon, Jean- nette Lockwood, Pat Martens. Third Row: Lee Matson, Richard McNall, Jane Miller, John Neible, Virginia Pay- ton, Thomas Piatek. Fourth Row: Jerry Ordway, Melvin Rynearson, DeWayne Schlosser, Dale Smith, Ray- mond Squier, Joan Surfus, John Surfus. Fifth Row: Soma Tarney, Donna Till, Murven Tuttle, Jack Wallace, Jack D. Wallace, Paul Werner, Nancy Zonker. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1953 the junior class enrolled thirty-four students. Glenn Hartman Nancy Zonker, Cora Miller, and Richard McNall left us during the school year. We had only one new student, Donald Cupp, from Fort Wayne Central. October 16 was our first class party, which was en|oyed by everyone. On December 8 we received our long awaited possessions, the class rings. Three of our boys participated on the varisty basketball team and three on the second team. Other activities in which we participated were band, chorus, Y-Teens, F.H A., F.F.A., and Latin Club Our junior class ran the concession stand at noon and at ball games to make money for the senior trip. We also sold candy turtles for a money mak- ing pro|ect. Mr. Ford, our class sponsor, has taken us through a very interest- ing year. Class Sponsor Mr. Tord President Carl Feller Vice-President DeWayne Schlosser Secretary Joan Surfus Treasurer Jane Miller Historian Virginia Payton