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SGUVENIIQS fCont1nued from page 29l Jlm Olm s presldentlal leadershxp was gxven free of charge, to the person cam paxgnmg for next year s pre-sndency Cooperatlveness, next Ill lme, was secured by Duck Lnfferty from Irene Olson The rosy cheeks of Marne Parsons were purchased by Marilyn lundeen who thought them glamorous Davld Powells flve o clock sh ldow was slow Ill selling, but fmally Howard Hmderlxter took xt out on tru ll Ivan Rays sly copylng technlqne went to Soupy Sharer at an exorbltant prlce Vxrgxma Ryner, deslrmg to auctlon her flnrtatlous wlys found Irene Fell a ready purchaser When Martha Sharps Irlendly chsposltlon was offered before the assembl Elaine Hursa raised the bld to an outrageous prnce nn order to obtam thls asset Y. For once Barbara Swanson had pofssesslon oi the key to the annual room so de Smce It wks always Phyllxs Scott s secret ambltlon to possess shlnvng black halr, she qulckly snatched Carol Tnnberlake s hanr before anyone had a chance to bl To our teachers, we, the 1952 Crusaders, wrsh to leave these memorials To Nlr Clark we leave our love and knsses to Mrs Hussey the news scoops of the day to Nlrs Yeager, as a speclal token from the Current Events class, all the sllghtly chpped newspapers to Mr Sturm, the tradxtnonal tltle Weepy, to Mlss Boley, all the extra dlshes left from our cooklng actxvztles to Nlr Mills, all edltorlals wrntten concernmg his field tours to Mrs bparron the tacks left in the typmg tables from the varlous senior carmvals to Nlary Jem, the uncalled for reyport cards to M Staggs, Llementme Clltterbucks wigs and to next years student body we leave our ears to en :ble them to hear Mr St lggs ln assembly 37 J- Q V 'u . . , . . . , . , - Q 1- . . I , l. . . . 73. . 1. . , . . . . I - ,bf cided to sell it to the highest bidder before she lost it again. H . ' ' . 1 . ' , J ' ' ' ' , 1 'd. A 1 'V 1 4 . it . s o , JS - , 9 L , 'K 1 I 4 I . 9 . I I .I . . , , . . . . . 2 u , V, , . 1 - . ' - . 1 .
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J' Gnls Chol us Lxsten lusten to the glorlous vo1ces they are the Crusaders rmdxng to battle thelr vo1ces llftlllg' as the dust P1565 beneath therr marchlng feet Just as these Crusaders sang as they faded mto dust of the ro nd so the Vocal Department of A C H S ral es 1ts volce as lt fades Into the ann lls of our school Mr Murphey the capable md experienced dlrector of the gnrls chorus, has a very talented group at hus command The chorus COllSlSl,lllg of flfty members, has sung at the annu ll lall concert and the Christmas concert Under the d1rect1on ol NI1ss Folkedahl the chorus has partxclpated lll the B County Musxc Festlval at liowevllle and nn the Dlstrlct Contest xt Rock Island Ann Hmggms falthful uork as accompxnlst has been of great value to the chorus Saxophone Quan tet This '1ct1ve quartet C0llSlNl.a of two alto saxaphones a tenor and a barltone saxophone Featured at the fall concert, I Ions' Club meetlng Prmclpals meetlngf and Agrxculture meetlng the four were successful ln captnung the audnence s ad mlritlon S6l6CT,lOllS lIl thelr repertone u ere NBFCISSIS M nuet Ill 1 and Plrade of the Wooden boldlers Members of the quartet are June Meekel, Nlarllyn lxeynolds, Sally NlcFarland, and fllorla Nlllner Trumpet Trlo At school partles class plays comlnumty actlvltxes and 0CClSl0llS callmng for entertalnment, you lund the trumpet trlo lxuby Anderson lohn Axcell and Dean Hennenfent play1ngi1rst, NECOIIQ md thlrd respectlvely Thelr success lt play: can be judged by the generous pra1se glven them by thelr audlences They engoy playlng and perform cred1tabl'y as la proved by the fact tnat they went to St ite Contest thls year John also went to State with hls solo liuby recelved SeC0lld In the Dlstrlct Contest Boys Chorus Hark did you heir that' That was the Boys Chorus smgnng Sound Off fe ltuung Troy Dlllbeck as solo1st accompanled by the band But th nt lS 1uK1t one ol the many songs they have been slngmg thvs year The Harlem Goat The Boat Song Dry Bones and Slllllglflg' Allong are only a few of th numelous melo alles that rang through the halls The tenors were out numbered about three to seven but their strong tull vo1ces c lrrxed thelr part uell The boys sang at our fall concert on November 'U at the Chrlstmas Program December 20 here at school, and lt the BI County Nluslc Festxval at ROS6Vlll6 March 28 We are sorry that due to the COllfllCt: lll the schedule several oi our musxcal lads could not be lll chorus tlns ye nr 38 - 1 1 4 - 1 N 1 h -l L ' 1 1 ' 1 ' , l 4 , . . . . 'E f 2 .' . , - - - n . Q X. ' ' ' . ' g . - , . . Gao' 1 ' ' I S . QQ' . . X ' ' A ,-v t- 1- mm ' U , nl V 1 . , f 1 . ,i re H, , X . . . . -, . . 0 , . . , , 1 , , , , ' - ' , ' 1 ' ' ' ' , , K. ' , ' Y! 16 ' ' ' 77 4 . l . , l I. ss I ' , ' 'Y ' C . ' A , . . . I' . l . I 1 Q . Y 7 2 - .. . , 7 . 7 ' 7 , . , , . h , . - . l ng . . .N , , , 1 , , X , . 1 - . . I 5 'l - ' - 2 . ,- - .Jw W , , - , . K ' , , ' ' ' r ' - . 2 ' . ' ' f- . ' ' ' -- I rs f. ' n .4 '11 .. ,- - -y ' , ' 1 - 1 ' S ' - .Q , r -1 ' ' , 4 5 1- 1 ' 011 , 1 1 1 - . . on 2 .
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