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Iames Moran, Don ald Morrissey, jackie Ogburn, Barbara Pettit Dorothy Phelan, Betty Price, union Claws Phillip Puinam, Adeline Rogers, Betty susser, Marcella Strelimatter, Geneva Taylor, Glenda Tracy
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Donald Grieg, Dan Hegwood, Gloria Keeley, Iohn Hughes Laddie Kilgore, 1 944 Dorrance King, Roland Kruger, Martha Kupel, Rita Lindley, Dean McCurdy, Pauline Meaker, Dena King, f 4
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Page 55 text:
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f L.,,f' union Claim Hlatonmj The Class of 44 is well on the way of its 4 lap journey through Wyo- ming Community High School. The journey started in 1940 with 60 green pupils, the largest number of passengers ever to start the journey through W.C.H.S. A few passengers have fallen off along the way, but the remaining people are sure to complete the trip. The first lap of our journey was spent under the supervision of Mrs. Beth Merrill Harsch and a capable group of class officers, consisting of the following: President, Margo Shay, Vice President, Marshall Cruseg Secre- tary, jackie Ogburn, Treasurer, Dorrance King. On the second lap of the journey we picked up some new passengers, Bill Drlnnin and Miss Gustafson, our advisor. Officers were elected as follows: President, Adeline Rogersg Vice Presldent,Dorrance King: Secretary, Laddle Kilgore, Treasurer, Dean McCurdy. Our representatives on the Student Council the first two years were Bud Colgan and Ilm Moran. The first two yearsour class deligate was chosen Homecoming Queen. Jackie Ogburn being the queen the first year and Adeline Rogers being queen the second year. We stopped along the way to enjoy a class party each semester. During our second year we sponsored the movie Seventeen '. This third lap of the journey was a joyful experience. A party was held each semester. Two new passengers, Evelyn Durst and Betty Price were added to our list. The junior-Senior Prom was held April 29. Everyone had the time of their lives. QMW 77fl,,Q,,,, a5,c..,..c.f, ' ' WAP 60 f me W'.Qfj,fJg 5 ,gg ,, 6 V41 iff, ,,,, f V4 ,apps-L, Q,!o KZVDL 'ff f' ,. ' 7' . , Jgi' Y J Y YgAL'lA--V ,CDO Tj , - 'L ft CW? e if J L tsaa if K fv -4' KJ' -' 94 jf 1 1 ,i . 5' ,. f Y
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