Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

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Iuniors and seniors dance to the music of the Swing Kings at the 1952 prom. Iuniors of last year, with Sally Howell as sponsor, were hosts at a Southern Garden banquet held in the Methodist church basement. 'iw -3 , ' ':gxl,..-J H ,xv ,. - Page 54 f' , F111 who attended the junior- senior prom in 1952 were guests of a group of senior parents who held open house in the Legion Club rooms. ID

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at 's-1 X v' ,I I I N. I . t . Students buy candy of junior salesmen at Iemeyer G C5515 C noon cmd after school in the main hallway. L-f -'t Under the leadership of Milada Dolezal, juniors entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of County Government and profited greatly from the Legion-sponsored program. ln No- vember, the three-act comedy Down to Earth was produced under the direction of QNX- 4 . ' X M. Curran and another successful candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court receive instruction from Mrs. Chris n tan in the offi e. Mabel Roberts, assisted by Helen Oye. Throughout the year, under the supervision of Miss Dolezal, voluntary service in the sales of candy and cards netted sufficient funds to finance the junior-senior banquet and prom directed by Barbara Plouzek. Cast ol Iunior Play. Down to Earth, pole! lor camom Standing: I. Kiester, D. Spiegel, I. Iustus, D. Beckenhauer, S. Wilmot, K. Hdamson, H. Brickel, I. Williams, Student director L Qualsett, K Keeshan. Seated: P. Warner, R. Hare, I. Quiter, P. Roberts. V 2 '1 til 'E 8 5 1? 1 :I Q .5 l 1 W ill ,' I if E! 21 rn .' i 2 H xt' t t' f 3 ' I ig t Q is 1 . 1. 44. 4, , , Q' f. t gl ll I , it ' . n L .1- li iN,ll'i 5 I ., ff A 1 49 it if t ' t v 5 Q.

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,J if 4 r D. Beckenhauer, C. Hrbuthnot, K. Kelly, L. Qualsett and K. Keeshan, all winners ot the local declamatory contest, make preparation for the district contest with their instructor, Mabel Roberts. Hnxious students await the 8:40 a. m bell on the main steps of the building. ,B-4 .,, Ping pong tables installed in the two lower halls are in constant use during noon and afterschool hours.