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.l T l James Tillman Merlene Walker Ermelia Torrez Jack Stewart Robert Swift Leonard Vaughn Ruth Stephenson Peggy Stewart Roger Wentz Virgilene Wilson Betty Watkins Marjorie Trimm Mary Frances Titus Neil Vaughn Maribelle Wright 1 Wayne Twyman Imogene Woods Robert Stanyer Leon Wyckoff Norma Tomlins Margaret N Wright l James Whitley Dorothy Wright Betty Wright Robert Williams Joe Crusader Betty Clark Reitzel Zimmerman Uncle Sammy Joyce Merrick 4
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Betty McLain Duane McMillin Donald Hyten Dorothy McNair Virginia Miller Lois Mae Miller Wanda Morrell Ada Jean Morris Dorothy Nichols Roy Nash Louis Markley Alejandra Sanchez Ellen Mae Reed Joan Patterson Roberta Palmer James Quillen Betty Purcell Charles O'Neal Peggy Renn Janice Rogers Glenn McEachern Robert Richmond Bonnie Riggs Buel Ross Sara Rothrock Betty Dowan Bill Schwinn Wanda Oathout Lloyd Sarchet Arlene Snider
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f. W Lf. Q.g..,' I 1 .- . . I ,.f,,ff,,,, V ,gl A ,L I Jolly Juniors , l s tg., o . Here we are 120 strong, the class of '45. It will not be long now until we are marching to the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance , and because of this we have made the most of our junior year. We started off being a dif- ferent class by electing a girl president, Barbara Felt. Our other officers were vice president, R i c h a r d Arnspiger: secretary, Elaine Miller, and treasurer, Arch Wallace. A rush was made early in the year to order our class rings, but after waiting so long we thought we would be gradu- ated before they arrived. Keeping up with our custom of being different, we danced the Virginia Reel and the Farmer in the Dellt' at our Tacky Party . Peredita Pennock and Bill Lan- caster won the prizes for being the tackiest. 'fMany hours were?- spent learning lines, selling tick- ets, and in getting the stage ready f for our timely play, American Passport , which was presented on February 16. We had a crowd- ed house and it Will long be re- membered. The greatest event of our junior year came on the night of April 28. After long discussion, think- ing, planning, work and decorat- ing we all turned out in our lovely formals and best suits to royally entertain the seniors with a ban- quet, prom, playing games, or go- ing to the picture show. The American Legion hall was trans- formed into a beautiful dream following our theme Star Dust . Our faithful sponsors were Clar- ence Oppy, Artie Hall, Misses Jane Swartz, Wanda May Vinson, and Irene Riggs.
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