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SNAPSHOTS I-Grandma, what big feet you have! 2'--'Whatcha doin'? 3-Gruesome foursome. 4---Dirty! Oh. my Gosh! 5-Twins. 6---You tell her, Bil!y. 7- Fmsh G. A. A. R---Too early in the morning. 9--VVonder if she can ski? 10-Wrong end up. 11-- Nice doggy. 12iR-U-F-F. 13-Trespassing, that is. 14---- Pete. 15-Legn. 16-What overnight beauty cream won't do. 17--Donna. 18-Just pals. 19--How did this happen? 20--Spring. 21--Colleen. 22-Catcher.
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First now-Graham, Laurance, B. Knnnow, Tenold, C. Kannow, Schumacher, Simonis, Hummels, P. Williams, Er-stud. Hinecker: second row-Matson, 'Lauterbach, Davis, Patterson, B. Stuart, Daily, C. Stuart, Hahn, L. Knight, Phillips, Pellham, Griffith, Mansigh: third row-Brewster, L. Williams, Krum- lnui, Dawson, Feris, Frazier. Nevil, Turpin, Kalahan, Northcut, Treick. Erkela, Lulow, Lillard, Tun- ner. Whitworth. President ............ ..... L oretta Schumacher Representatives ....... ......... B elva Feris Vice-President ....... .......... L avern Knight Lloyd Knight Secretary .......... ......,. N orma Lulow Advisors ........ ...... M iss Lauterbach Treasurer ...... ....... N an Dawson Mr. Matson The first event of the year was the annual initiation of the sophomores on Octo- ber 11, In addition a party was given that night, The class decided upon Master Engravers Sunburst rings and many bought rings and pins. The junior class play, Ghostly Quarantine, was the mystery-comedy type. The play was held in December. The juniors sold more magazine subscriptions than the seniors in the annual drive for funds and, as a forfeit, the seniors took the juniors on a skating party. A stationery sale made S21 for the class. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 24. The Prom chairman was Lucille Turpin and the theme was Melody Lane of Memories. P
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S O P H O M O R E S Officers President ............... ..................... ..........,..... L e e Sadlier Vice-President ............ .............,.... M elvin Brainard Secretary-Treasurer ..,..... ........................., B etty Huston Class Representatives ........,........... Lois Scotberg, Lee Sadlier Due to the fact that Lee Sadlier held two major offices, he gave up the presidency to Melvin Brainard shortly after the election. Initiation was the first big event of the year. After a day full of leering juniors armed with paddles they were rewarded with a wonderful party given that night. The sophomores were tired, but happy to have passed one more milestone in their school life. The class decided to have green and white sweaters with numerals only. The class color is gold.
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