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Scenes Around School : : 8 7 rf ms hom ' 2 r La i t l balL 7 ' hat , cha lookin ’ at? 4-Lookout! 5-Woops! 6-Shaping the world. 7 -Bully. 8—Art Class. 9—Our friends! 10-Madam M1-M1. 11—I’m bashful. 12—Busy in business.
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Refl ectio ns f tom the Senior JW.it tot Neatest Ann Morrison Knox Crutchfield Most Athletic Delores Matheny Glen Hite Best Dancers Ann Maupin John Taylor Best All-Around Patricia Kennedy Corky Shiflett Friendliest Nancy Day Weston Hare Most Polite Phyllis Forbus Ned Hughes Cutest Mary Warren Collier Glenn Frasher Best Personality Helen Diffee Charles Swezey Most Likely to Succeed Catherine Swezey Don McCormick 4f 23
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junior Cl OFFICERS Helen Henderson President Harriet Conrad Vice President Tommy Hawpe Secretary junior Class History At last we have become upperclassmen! After a year when we were known as “Jolly Juniors,’’ we find ourselves ready to become “Dignified Seniors.” It seems such a short time ago that we, as freshmen, were scurrying around like frightened mice through the halls wondering if we’d ever have self-confidence enough to stand up for our rights. Our officers were Joey Lawrence, president; Douglas Jones, vice president; Harriet Conrad, secretary and Dwight DeMasters, treasurer. The year ’51 rolled around and much to our joy we became sophomores. Our officers that year were Dwight DeMasters, president; Jimmy Moyer, vice president; and Shirley Harrison, secretary. Whenever we reminisce, a flood of memories rush in of our second year and the swell times we had. The Sophomore picnic and party provided two outstanding memories of good times. The year ’52 finds us near the top of the ladder of success. We are participants in almost all of the clubs, activities, and athletics. The class has been very success¬ ful! Our Junior Variety Show went over magnificently! A total sales of $103 broke the old record of profits. Some other events in our date book for this grand year are the Junior-Senior Party and the arrival of our school rings. Yes, we will always remember 1952—our Junior year at W. H. S. 25
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