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Lurman, lim Mvhs, Ivan K f Phyll R l ' tx Peters mn, Kay Mtllcr, FIRST ROXV-Lcfl to Right-Holi l.v.ulrliarK, Bob Lzmtos, lfnrli' lVlcKv:t'vrr Bll Nl l G sucorlz D now- my FIRST ROVV- Left to Right-Luke Weixixrr, Ern- est Ringler, lack Stinson, lim Ruff, Bob Squire, Daw: VVilson, Lloyd llo- feckvr. VVilkinson. Dick Reilly, Pat Wagixer, Minnie Ruth S' - L en' ' - hade, Aileen Shaffer, Her Sheri-r, Pat Wocxd, Pane line VVert:, Bebe Rosen- berrv, Rosalvn Romanoff, Bob Seigal. The junior choice for their presiding officers at class meetings was none other than that sparkling personality, Bob Squire, and happy-go-lucky lack Buser. The job of recording happenings at class meetings was quickly handed to Bob Lantos and the spending and collecting of the money was left to Bill Hunt. After these elections they speedily chose Iohnny Hipp, Pippi Puma, and jack Buser as their Student Council representatives. A large number of Iuniors joined or were accepted in various extracurricu- lar activities of the school. Those taken into the Hi-Y were Bill Mapoles and Ioe Kohler, and Bobby Hocker and Ann Claflin were accepted in the Photography Club. Many of the junior girls also joined the Girl Reserves. On November l, they held the regular Halloween Dance in the gym while Bill Varner and his band supplied the music. The dance had the pleasing name of Frosty Fling. There were quite a few of the boys on the football team with Iohnny Hipp as the outstanding one. Hipp, Letezia, Sherer, and Park were on the basketball team and Hipp, Campbell, Park, Dorian, and Piazza on the baseball team. They always had at least a few names on the Honor Roll. Those appearing most often were Sylvan Holtzman, Earle McKeever, Pat Wood, and Rosalyn Romanoff. They Were well represented on the cheering squad by those two energetic girls, Sallie Anderson and Rosalyn Romanoff. Shortly after electing their class officers, they chose that boy with the light bulb brain, Earle McKeever, as editor-in-chief of the school paper, The Yodler. The Iuniors showed exceptional interest in the mid-day intramurals. Many bat- tles were close but the juniors held their own. In badminton it Was Pat Wood, a junior, who took the title of champion. The class party was held on November 8 in the gym with a great turnout and everyone had a wonderful time. The entertainment provided was movies, ping- pong and dancing. Refreshments were served following the social events. Twenty Nine SECOND ROW-joshua immons, or A Sha h
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FIRST ROW-Leif ro Right-Charles Fairbank, David Gipe, Ken Heffley, Ronald Colbert, Harry Drew, Dick Cowan, Bob Bailey, lohn Goetrlickcr, XVilfre-cl Hlivko, Fred Ewald, SECOND ROVV-Mary lane Frye, Phoebe Cop- persmith, Miriani Ander- son, Bcvky Fox, Dolores Fox. Bobbie Claycomb, lean Dunkelberger, Louise Breqman Annu Bell, Ber- nice Gibbons, Mary Meir- qaret Flliot Bert ' OFFICERS-Lefl to RiqhtfSpurqeon one - I I h ., President: Wilfi'erl Hlivko, Ti'1-asurery Pat Holl- nian, Seurerar 5 Kenneth ll ffl ' V 7 y e ey, ne lresidenl. V . , y Brick- ner, Phyllis Adams, Thirty SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW-Left to Right - Spurgeon Iohns, Macy Kaxninsky, Terry Koontz, Mike Mlinarchik, David Leber, Eugene Hub- bard, Simeon Margolis, Stu Kline, Micky Mar- shall. SECOND ROW-Clara Holtzman, Wilma Howard, leanette Kapitan, Florence Lewis, Betty Kauffman, Beverly Howarfi, Ioan lmhoff, lanet Kels, Lois Hosreller, Pat Hoffman, Pat Leitenhcrqer, Dorothy Lepperr.
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