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Third How- Maynard Meyer, Donald Khodes. F.dwin Seeger. Truiimn Stelloh, J:imes 11«»!« •. May hard Nelson. Wilfred Tauscher. NVarron Fans.. 1 yle Bolntnd. Merlin Kniidson. Boh I arson. Hubert Kruger. Second How Dale Meyer. Hubert Sampson. Marie ileniker. Inez l.abus. Deri rude Powers, (ihulys Schneider. Doris u!man. Hubert Die. roeger. Marlin Wc’irenherg. l.ouls Hein e, Wairen Miller. Mi ton Syvertson. Miss Jensen Front How Maynard t'nrlson. (’••melius Miller. Margaret Becker. Margaret Ann Miller, Certnide ' Irieii. Vio’a Nlemeier. Bernice Moniker. Charlotte Munson. Father True. Hose Dunlap. Jeanette Hanson, lots Kniidson. Made Johnson Tin Freshman ( hiss Beware! Here we are, the Class of '42. thirty-five green freshies. We enrolled on September 4. 1938 . Some have left and others have come since that time, but the sum end substance is still thirty-five. During the first days we made a few mistakes such as getting into the wrong seat or going to the wrong room at the wrong time. Class officers were elected as follows: President ...............................................Cornelius Miller Vice-President ............................................Truman Stelloh Secretary ..................................................Robert Larson Treasurer .....................................................Inez Labus The Sophomores had an initiation planned for us on September 23. The party was cleverly planned with stunts between the dances. After an enjoyable evening delicious refreshments were served. Our return party, on January 20, was in the form of a hard time party. Prizes were given for the best costumes. Many of our class are represented in the various club and musical organizations of the school. The class as a whole is improving every day and we think we will get to be Seniors and graduate just as all the rest do. Page 16
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Third How I .oilman Kricktsou, Mary Ironing. I « l.auros I’nixloy, DHnrox Voim ;. Ruby Rhodes. Minnotta ohiirii, Jeanne Sylvester. Alice Hroehowxke. Flizab«-tli lMsohke. Coraldlno I'eterxon. Hob Schroeder. Artis Ve;ie Second Row Rimer Hansen. Stanley Breiwick, Allison Brelwlok. Floyd (’arlson. I .ester Olson. John I.amp. Floyd Ilaucnstone. Hudolph Wehrenberjr. Harrison Storandt. Mr. Shlimovitz Front Row t'nlvin Sprain, Robert I.eieht. Kenneth Miller. Stanley Olson. Marlin Tauseher. Lorraine Achterkircli, Adell Hover. Lorraine ('lements. Betty Bnhnnb. Wyliss Vo:iel. Frances Johnson. Mania ret Ann Storandt. Beverly Man Till- So|iliomori» i'lnss You want me to tell you a story of the Sophomore class? The teachers say we all will pass, This year we are trying to make the goal, Under the guidance of the music maestro. There’s Lorraine Achterkirch who trips round like a fairy, Beverly Mau is always in favor of Barre, Stanley Breiwick is a shy lad. Stanley Olson likes to help his dad. Betty Bahnub with her clever ways, And Minetta Coburn who loves to act in plays,, Lorraine Clements flirts with all the boys. Jeanne Sylvester always makes the noise. Harrison Storandt a good judge of swine, Calvin Sprain can play just fine, Frances Johnson is a lover of biking, “De De” Paisley is tops at hitch hiking. Lehman Erickson from a farm came. Bob Shroeder will win basketball fame. Lester Olson likes to comb his head, Rudy Wehrenberg’s name is “Red.” Alice Grochowske with her dark black hair. Adell Hoyer never has a single care, Artis Wege left our class at the half. John Lamp now has to supply the laugh. Dei wood Clark is an artist, ’tis said, And Floyd Carlson has a very good head. Shirley Harmon is a very good seamstress, And Geraldine Peterson knows how to dress. Elizabeth Pischke leads the cheers, Ruby Rhodes never has any fears. Kenny Miller always loves candy. And Allison Breiwick is very handy. Delores Young has a brilliant head, Mary Loging’s favorite color is red, Floyd Hagenstone is a library hound. Bob Leicht is not many feet from the ground. Marlin Taucher is a quiet lad, ’mer Hanson never behaves bad, Margaret Ann Storandt thinks life is a joke, Wyliss Vogel the Ping Pong ball can poke. Now I’ve told you a bit about each and every one, We all work together and have lots of fun. Page 15
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