Junior Class - 1935/36

JUNIOR CLASS

First Row: R. Klontz, H. Hanna, J. McCallister, C. Post,
R. Dobbins, R. Reed, C. Jones, W. Burnett, E. Miller, J. Northup.

Second Row: J. Hawkins, R. Shaw, R. Huffman, R. Gasho,
L. Fulkerson, N. Brown, D. Sipe, O. Everhart, J. Fudge,
R. Beatty, M. West, E. Wigginton.

Third Row: A. Pullin, L. Jacobs, D. Stover, M. De Haven,
R. Struewing, V. Swaney, D. Truesdale, J. Cresell, G. Bailey,
D. Ramsey, E. Grindle, A. Smith, M. Collins, M. Hartman,
L. Duerson, A. Pickard.

Fourth Row: M. Williams, B. Nelson, B. Swango, R. Johnston,
I. Wakeley, B. Rowe, D. Kennon, E. Hickman, F. Williamson,
M. Townsley, J Harper, E. Anderson, F. Dersey, M. Heintz,
C. Turner.

Not in Picture: W. Elam, E. Bartley, H. Bartley.

JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY

September 2, 1935, fifty-four juniors registered, and the next week the class organized as follows: president, Mary Frances Heintz; vice president, Betty Swango; secretary, Justin Northup; treasurer, Harold Hanna; news reporter, Doris Ramsey.

Early in the year the juniors pledged the receipts from their senior play to the fund for the new radio and public address system.

Looking forward to entertaining the "honorable" seniors with a banquet in May, the juniors presented the play, "An Old-Fashioned Mother." The play was a story of the return of the prodigal son, tinged with the humor and dress of fifty years ago. A special feature of the evening was a group of harp selections by Enid Hickman.

Four members of the class on the girl's basketball team are F. Williamson, M. Townsley, B. Swango, and G. Bailey.

Seven of our boys, H. Hanna, N. Hartman, N. Brown, J. Northup, J McCallister, C. Jones, and R =. Reed are on the boys' basketball team.

D. Kennon, M. Collins, W. Elam, N. Hartman, B. Rowe, B Swango, E Anderson are the scholarship entrants.

Juniors qualifying for state commercial contest in Bookkeeping at Bowling Green, May 8, were: L. Fulkerson, and M. Collins.

D.R.

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	JUNIOR CLASS First Row: R. Klontz, H. Hanna, J. McCallister, C. Post, R. Dobbins, R. Reed, C. Jones, W. Burnett, E. Miller, J. Northup. Second Row: J. Hawkins, R. Shaw, R. Huffman, R. Gasho, L. Fulkerson, N. Brown, D. Sipe, O. Everhart, J. Fudge, R. Beatty, M. West, E. Wigginton. Third Row: A. Pullin, L. Jacobs, D. Stover, M. De Haven, R. Struewing, V. Swaney, D. Truesdale, J. Cresell, G. Bailey, D. Ramsey, E. Grindle, A. Smith, M. Collins, M. Hartman, L. Duerson, A. Pickard. Fourth Row: M. Williams, B. Nelson, B. Swango, R. Johnston, I. Wakeley, B. Rowe, D. Kennon, E. Hickman, F. Williamson, M. Townsley, J Harper, E. Anderson, F. Dersey, M. Heintz, C. Turner. Not in Picture: W. Elam, E. Bartley, H. Bartley. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY September 2, 1935, fifty-four juniors registered, and the next week the class organized as follows: president, Mary Frances Heintz; vice president, Betty Swango; secretary, Justin Northup; treasurer, Harold Hanna; news reporter, Doris Ramsey. Early in the year the juniors pledged the receipts from their senior play to the fund for the new radio and public address system. Looking forward to entertaining the "honorable" seniors with a banquet in May, the juniors presented the play, "An Old-Fashioned Mother." The play was a story of the return of the prodigal son, tinged with the humor and dress of fifty years ago. A special feature of the evening was a group of harp selections by Enid Hickman. Four members of the class on the girl's basketball team are F. Williamson, M. Townsley, B. Swango, and G. Bailey. Seven of our boys, H. Hanna, N. Hartman, N. Brown, J. Northup, J McCallister, C. Jones, and R =. Reed are on the boys' basketball team. D. Kennon, M. Collins, W. Elam, N. Hartman, B. Rowe, B Swango, E Anderson are the scholarship entrants. Juniors qualifying for state commercial contest in Bookkeeping at Bowling Green, May 8, were: L. Fulkerson, and M. Collins. D.R. Back