Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sights, Sounds E Enthralled A On November 25 the Milby high school auditorium darkened and the eleventh annual Kaleidoscope, an all- city variety show, was unveiled. The Storybook Stars revealed this year’s theme as Storybook Land by portraying different characters from Mother Goose. The colors of pink and silver were carried throughout the show. A $15 prize, a $10 prize, and a $5 prize was awarded to the top three acts. Only students from schools other than Milby were eligible for the prizes. Money received from ticket sells went to help cover the expenses of printing the school paper. Regina Jones, Kathy Allbritten, Judy Doolan, and Carol Harrington, dressed as French maids, take up tickets at the door. The audience awaits expectantly the rise of the curtain. The Storybook Stars take time to pose for a picture before going on stage.

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Sheri Williams and Tim Fisher reign as Junior Duke and Duchess. King John Moore and Queen Jo Anna Jones survey their Royal Court Walter Little and Sue Dum- esnil reign as Sophomore Duke and Duchess. Gloria Blackman and Jan Absher seem to be having a good time at the dance. Familar Halls Clowns, squeals of glee, and gruff laughter accented the 1961 Allied Youth Carnival. Although the Carnival was moved from outside because of damp weather, the spirit of the crowd that gathered inside was not dampened. Most of the clubs at Milhy entered a booth or some other attraction for money making purposes. ren teachers brave informality.

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Entertain Audience Emcee Paul Berlin accepts a gift from Kaleidoscope co-chairman, Jimmy Hawkins. The naming of Margie Heinlein and Bill Peck as Mr. and Miss Kaleidoscope climaxed the evening’s events. The Pat Herring Dancers perform for a charmed audience. 21