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VERLA WATKINS Valedictorian and Treasurer JOHN SEAWELL Commencement speaker BETTY MACKINTOSH Sal utatnrian ROBERT SCOTT Commencement speaker MARGARET STEVENSON Most worthy senior ROBERT MCALEER President MISS DRTFTMIER Assistant adviser MR. LISLE Adviser DOROTHY WOMACK Secretary CLASS OF 1938Vz Upon entering S811l0l' high school, We, the class of 1938V2, under the super- vision of Miss Lundell and Mrs. French, elected Jol1n Harris as president for our first semester a11d Lee Semon, Jr., for the sophomore high semeste1'. In our junior year our activities became more numerous. With the help of our new adviser, Mr. Lisle, we elected as president again, Lee Semon, Jr., vice- president, Robert Scott, and secretary-treasurer, Betty Lou Thacker. During the first semester we sponsored one matinee dance and held a class party in the gymnasium. The officers for our junior high semester were Robert Scott, presidentg Ver- la Watkins, vice-presidentg Katherine Lamb, secretary-treasurer. It was not until this semester that our activities really got under way. We selected and produced our class play, a comedy called The Family Upstairs in which Vivian Schultz from our class took a leading part. With the receipts from our play we gave the annual junior-senior reception in honor of the class of 19375 at the NVo1nan's Century club house. The theme for the reception was winter sports. Jack Crawford, Ella Fuerst, Margaret Heath, Betty MacKintosh, Jane Mogren, Verla Watkins were elected into the honor society in the junior high semester. Ella Fuerst was named our most worthy junior. When we became seniors, our class officers were elected and served for the entire year. They were Robert McAleer, presidentg Jack Crawford, vice-presi- dentg Dorothy Womack, secretary, Verla Watkins, treasurer. In our senior low semester we sponsored two matinee dances and a class party. Then our senior high semester, the most active of all, was started off with the annual rollicking skip day picnic at Eschbach Park. We also enjoyed the fContinuerl on page 191 l,J O IA 0 I fguftggn,
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lvl' is 41' 1938Vz LUCILLE ANDREWS Senior counselor MYRTLE BARNETT Senior counselor BRANDT BEARDSLEY ROBERT BEHNKE Tennis. lli-Y, Ski club JUNE BOYD Senior counselor BEULAII BROUCII Senior counselor. Wigwam. Glee club. Mixed Chorus PORTIA BRUFF Pirate lassie EARL CALKINS Football. Baseball. Ski club ALBERTA CARPENTER CLAUDE CASE LOIS CHAPMAN LESTER CHASTAIN Track. Basketball. Cold Y, F. F. A. CURTIS CIIENEY Travk. Cold Y JEAN CLEMAN Tri-Y. Library. Skip tluy committee CERALD COONS JACK CRAWFORD llonor society. Projection crew PIIYLLIS DODGE llsher DAN DRUSE F. F. A.. Mixed chorus NANCY RAE DUNKELBERCER Band, Senior counselor,l'i1'ale lassie.Tri-Y president BETTY FLEMINC CRACEMARY FOLSOM Stuclent council. Mixeml chorus. After school sports, Excuse Me '. Ghost Train HOWARD FRAKES Honor society, Band, Danve band. Cohl Y. Tenni Wigwam RUBY FRANKLIN IIAREL WILLO FRENCH Nlixetl 4-horus. After school sports li O it O M T
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