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' x Must Mariegelle WA'y 3, High Dick K Z L9 Happy 6' wlgvgsr 4 at 3' lust Us M 13 'Wav lust Ioan See Something, ASU? ' '-lin 525' I , C ft 5:3 K K Our Perpetual Twosome Choke 'Em tm Pc Rich Tell Us Too. Marilyn Hey, Look! A Bug! The Iunior Class is an active and aggressive group. They have vim and vigor or Whatever it takes to make the grade. They participate snappily in sports, do-re-me pleasingly in glee club, play superbly in band, perform smartly in drarnaticsp and are superior in class Work. They walk smoothly, dress snazzily, and talk soothingly . . . especially to teachers. Mr. Caldwell is their registration teacher, and Mrs. Freshour is their sponsor who directed them successfully through their class play, OH the Track, and through their Iunior-Senior banquet. ,X-Q, ,Q lim--J Y Xfvw-f :Prof J Row 1: Kenneth Mounts, Clifford Bennett, Robert Conley, Danny Schwardt, Phoebe Copley, Laura Belle Keaton, Mary Belle Kinny, Wanda Strickland, Geraldine Locke, Roma Newton, Mary Lou Henkle. Row 2: luanita Hughes, Dorothy Fulscher, Esther Bauer, Marilyn Watters, Alma Sansom, Opal Seelinq, Goldie Emrich, Violet lames, Paul Cooper. Row 3 Ctopl: Eddie l-lartmus, Gary Stahler, Dick McFerren, Billy Gildow, Harvey Whaley, Leo Foster, Q3 Iarnes Markham, Leonard Carter, Richard Moore, Rex Zonner.
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JUDIORS vp' t. 'fi QQ Vs! K sig OR CLASS OFFICERS IUNI President ------ Dick McFerran Vice-President - - - - Richard Moore Secretary - - - Mary Belle Kinney Treasurer ------ Marilyn Watters These four members of the Iunior Class were se- lected by their classmates to guide them through the last two years of their high school life. We are sure that these officers will bring their class through with flying colors. Row l: Wilma Heibel, Ruby Eblin, Ronnie Martin, Ray Patrick, ' Snively, Francis Rapp, Ieanne Crabtree, Beatrice McNeal. d e Leeth, Donald Snyder, Norma dd Downing. Dennis Row 2: Robert Farmer, Ra n y Beekman, Arthena Rittenhouse, Mary Matthews, Bu y Morgan Shrader, Andre Swiger. Row 3 Ctopl: Iuanita Long, Ruby Pteiter, Billy Breitenbach, Mason Smith, Donald Carman, Ray ' Hman, Verna Tackett. f'N-, 'lv' :gs Diamond, Francis Ho wah., is .trt Q L ?t Iif',ii+w Sf aQmW.l1gY A 47 5 W Www! iii if il aft
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