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Senior History We began our four year tour of high school in September 1951. Our traditional name as Freshmen was Greenies . Green though we were, we had the gumption to be one of the winning groups in the ECHO CONTEST. With Miss Stroup as our sponsor we elected Allen Stembel, president; Doris Misch, Secretary; Karen Deerberg, Treasurer; and Frank Jones and Arthur Green as Senators. After our initiation we chose Doris Misch as queen to represent us in the school Carnival. We didn ' t win a prize but the co-operation of our group was gratifying. Starting our Sophomore year with Mr. Shreve as our Sponsor, we chose John Kopchik as President; Roy Bennett as Vice-President; Ruby Howard, Secretary; Doris Misch, Treasurer; and Allen Stembel and Eva Farmer as Senators. After initiating the Greenies of the year, we tried to out-»do the former Sophomores in choosing colors for our class sweater. We chose sand and maroon colored sweaters. Showing our abilities in salesmanship we placed second in the ECHO CONTEST. Our queen for the school Carnival the second year in succession was Doris Misch . Miss Stroup was our sponsor for the Junior year. The officers elected for this year were as follows: Jerry Grube , President; Doris Misch, Vice-President; Shirlee Williams, Secretary; Karen Deerberg, Treasurer; and John Tillema and John Kopchik, Senators. Our plans for raising money included the selling of plaques, candy and miscellaneous items such as school pins, penants, caps, etc. We ordered and received our rings which will be a source of happy memories and pride for years to come. To add more money to our fund, carry out tradition and give us pleasure we gave our Junior Play which was entitled MILLIONAIRE FROM MEMPHIS. We had a splendid cast. The play was given April 15-16. With the help of Miss Stroup we gave our Junior Prom on May 8. We used a colonial scene and we all were quite pleased with the outcome of our hard work. As we round the corner in our Senior year, with the educational tour coming to an end, we are all looking forward to Commencement. The officers of our class this year are: John Tillema, President: Karen Deerberg, Vice-President: Doris Misch, Secretary; Jerry Grube, Treasurer and Roy Bennett and Claudette Giemza, Senators. Plans are being made for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Baccalaureate will be held on May 16 and Commencement on May 18. With the conclusion of the latter we will close the door on a memorable experience and open a door to a richer, fuller, life with new experience and opportunities.
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BEVERLY ALLEN Bev Lov ' em and leav ' em Echo 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-4 Arcus 4 G.A.A 1-2 RAY BALLARD Buzz Uh-Oh : Chorus 4 Basketball 1 Typing Award 3 ROY DAWN BENNETT Ben Oh.’ Why do I have to get up in the morning Basketball 1 Track 1-2-3 Arcus 4 Softball 2 Chorus 4 Class Vice-President. . .2 Senator 4 EDWARD CORBIN Bud What you say boy! Softball 2 Basketball 1 Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-3-4 F.F.A. National Convention 4 County Grain Judging . . 1-2-3-4 International Livestock Show 2-3-4 F.F.A. State Convention... 1-2-3 F.F.A. Trip 2 Livestock Judging . . .2-3 F.F.A. Vice-President. . 4 F.F.A. Treasurer .... 3 Chorus 4 KAREN DEERBURG Butch Live as long as you want, never want as long as you live . Millionaire From Memphis. 3 District Chorus Contest. . 1-2 Scholarship Award ... .2 Arcus 4 Echo 1 Music Festival 2 Class Vice-President. . .4 Class Treasurer 3 ETHEL DE MOSS Pamlet I ' ll tell you when I get time . Sunshine Society 4 Chorus 1-3-4 9
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