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Senior Class History

Class Colors: Blue & Gold

Class Flower: Carnation

CLASS OFFICERS

Freshman Year

Sophomore Year

Junior Year

Senior Year

On September 4, 1951, thirty-three nervous freshmen walked through the doors of Reardan High School.

Thirty-five intelligent sophomores enrolled in September 1952. Shirley Gardiner and Jack Ferrell were new additions to our class. Pete Bisson left before the year was finished. Harold Ackerman joined our class soon after school opened.

On September 8, 1953, we entered Reardan High School as upperclasmen. Two of our former members, John Stark and Jack Ferrell were missing. After a few weeks of school, Harold Ackerman withdrew.

Twenty-nine very intelligent seniors enrolled in September 1954. Two girls, Lorraine Edgerton and Shirley Gardiner were missing from the enrollment. Shortly after school started, Kay Pehrson joined us.

OUR HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

One of our first high school activities was our initiation. We wore costumes all day, and at night we were truly initiated by the seniors in the auditorium, Donna Paul received a prize for the best girl’s costume and Richard Headington received one for the boy’s best costume.

The first activity of the junior year was the play, “The Inner Willy". The play was directed by Mr. Stelljes and was favorably accepted by the public.

The theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was “Oriental Gardens”. The music was provided by Al Reeve’s and Ed Grier’s Orchestra from Cheney. Clifford Carstens was chairman for the event.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)