ELEVENTH GRADE. Top row, left to right, Donna Frye, George Plummer, Robert Placid, Helen George, Agnes
Tahkeal. Third row, Joan Foster, Clara Edmonds, Clarice McCovey, Don Rambeau, Joe Felsman. Second row, Mr.
Johannaber. Georgianna Young, Janice Rambeau, Iris Johnley, Marthclla Stahi, Esther Skahan, William McDonald.
First row, June Lewis, Eulalia Minthcrn, Maebelle Edward r, Wanita Kiona, Wallace Foster, Loretta Hawk, Jeannette
Blake, Joyce James.
JUNIORS
The Junior class organized
last fall with Don Rambeau,
president; Janice Rambeau,
vice-president; and Georgianna
Young, secretary-treasurer.
Mr. Noel and Miss Henry
were elected as advisers.
in November, during Armis
tice week, we gave a patriotic
program with a veteran of
World War II as guest speaker.
A number of World War I songs
were sung by the Junior girls
and a few other individual num
bers were given. The program
was a success and enjoyed by
all.
During the year we sold pop
at the basketball games and
dances, and also Christmas
cards to make money for the
Junior-Senior Prom.
In Jcnuary, Mrs. Cronk and
Mr. Johannaber succeeded Mr.
Noel and Miss Henry as spon
sors of the class.
The Junior-Senior Prom was
given on the night of March 29.
The Spanish-Mexican idea was
carried out in the decorations.
The gym looked beautiful with
the decorations put up under
the direction of Mrs. Cronk.
Robert Placid, Don Rambeau,
Joe Felsman and George Plum
mer helped to uphold the school
colors on the various athletic
teams.
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Gcorgo Plummer copped the
honors as best student and Wil
liam McDonald as best citizen.
SENIOR DANCE A HUGE SUCCESS
The final school dance of the year,
given in honor of the seniors, was
Friday evening, May 6, in the gym
nasium. The decorations from the
Junior-Senior Prom were still up, so
the gym looked beautiful. The Wolfer
orchestra from Salem furnished the
music fo: the occasion. The irony ot
it was that none of the Seniors were
there due to engine trouble which
resulted in their arriving on the cam
pus about two hours after the dance
was history. In spite of this incident,
which saddened the seniors, every
one reported a fine time.