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Juniors - Going Places Like the usual freshmen classes, there WCl'C no social affairs for the year except a Christmas party. The oITiccrs for the freshmen year were Tom O'Nei1, j:1'c.vidcHl,' jack Dorr, wire f'l'C.S'idl7llf,' Junior Rahrig, .8't?L'1'L'llZ1'j' and f1'L'f1.Y'lL'l'U7'. Miss Smith acted as advisor for this year. The annual outing was held at lNallJriclge Park the last clay of school. As sophomores, the class undertook more activities with the careful guidance of Bliss Atwell. The officials for this year were Tom O'Neil, prv.ridal1f,' Harry Graves, wire presi- derilg Dick Guerin, .vzrrrvIa1'y and lr'ea.v1u'cr. By popular demand, another Christmas party was held. The splash party at the Y. Wi. C. A. which followed shortly after the Christmas party was stamped successful. On the day for the class outings, this group journeyed to lNamplers' Lake with this year's seniors. At the tirst meeting of the year 1939-40, the Junior otticers were elected. Tom O'Neil again headed the list as Pre.ride1if, with Dolores Vvalsh, second as wire l71'l?.YidL'llf,' Betty Rawlings, and Bob Marshall served as .v1'r1'cla:'y and irf'a.rm'cr', respectively. Miss Switzer became the class advisor. Third Roni: L, King. Lf. Schermer, M. Slender, F. O'Neil, ll. Young, V. Langham, I. Frank, M. Lavoy, M. Stalker, L. Strohm. St?6'01'ld Roni: V. Switzer, D. Craig, L. Coleman, J. Hayward, J. Willson, R. Caviey, D. Bennet, A. XN'right, L. Kramp, D. Minium, M. Main, V. Mock. liirxt Rare: li. Beckley, H. Macut, G. Dunn, R. Bauman, L. Brock, O. XVinterfield, 1. Ron- feldt, B. Rawlings, H, Simon, M. Saani, E. Hartman, D. Kern. -26-
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Third Row: IJ. NN'otrEng, li. Merrill, ltl. Myers, B. I-lill, P. Osgood, K. Tayler, O, Eisenhuth, B. llzividson, H. Graves, D. Seguin, C. .lJCSllTl0IlC, J. Dorr, T. O'Neil, E. Plotner, T. Kay. .Sit'l'0Ill'I Row: B. Marshall, R. Brown, L. Barkimer, D. Rightmyer, A. McQuestion, B. Murray, IJ, W'asnieh, E. Zimmer, C. Runckle, G. Giehel, R. Zimmerman, E. Byrd. Firsl Row: ll. Volk, A. Pollex, D. Guerin, J. Mathias, A. Titft, I. Swartz, R. Richardson, B. Elton, j. Shoe, C. Cates, VV. Stewart. The symhol of the' school and school life, the class rings, were chosen. Eighty-seven out of one hundred twelve juniors purchased rings. The mass meetin pro ram hcld Februar Z3 was in char 'e of the 'unior class. The .l theme was an amateur program. It was enjoyed so much, the Booster's club requested it for the entertainment portion of one of its meetings. On December Hrst a mid-year dance was held featuring Fred Baker and his All-girl Orchestra. Another dance featuring the same orchestra was held March 29. Two committees in charge of this dance were headed by Verna Langham and Faye O'Neil, co-chairmen. One of the highlights of the activities for the year was the play Growing Pains held in the school's new auditoriurn. Two performances, one matinee and one evening, were held. The combined attendance was one thousand one hundred thirty-six. The play was .27. .
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