Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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The theme of the Christina» Formal was “Winter Wonderland.” Pat Davis, senior representative and Party Chairman of the Student Council, planned and carried out original ideas with the help of Miss Cora Davenport. Rays of soft pastels dominated the color scheme, with Santa and his sleigh adding the rich touch of Christmas. Window scenes added charm and l eauty to the wintry scene of Christmas. Refreshments were served in the midst «»f enchanting lights and color. During the intermission, the couples sang Christmas Carols around a revolving tree, decorated with bright blue bulbs. Miss Davenport, active in school affairs, has helped many LMHS students plan parties and as sponsor of the Student Council has completed many school activities. 15

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QUILL AND SCROLL Alice joined the Quill and Scroll. Inter- national High School Journalism Society, early in April Along w ith 16 initiates, she received her pin at an impressive dinner and initiation ceremony held with Topeka High School and Shawnee- Mission High School in the student union building at K. I. Fred Coombs, senior, was the only hold-over from last years’ group. The newly initiated mem- bers were: David Hill. Ann Kipp. Mike Gctto. Pat Da i . Mar keys. Harry Elliot. Shirley Dodd. Dana Leibengood. Caroline W ilbur. Edward Ruese, and Linda Conner. Students are recommended by V. J. Morey, journalism instructor, and checked by Principal Neal M. Wherry. The names along with samples of their work were then sent to the Quill and Scroll Headquarters at Northwestern University. Members are chosen for outstanding work on newspajtcr and yearbook staffs, in writing, business management or editing. They must be approved by the principal and must be in the upper third of their class scholasticly. Front row: Amy Kipp. Joan Lconhort, Morilny Kipp. Pot Dovit, Linda Connor, Mary Demorltt. Sacond row: Corolineo Wilbur, Mory Key», Solly Six, Noncy Hutton, Shirley Dodd, Willlom J. Morey, sponsor ond odvisor. B x row: Mike Gctto, Harry Elliot, Dana Leibengood, Alden Brownlee, Ed Ruese, David Hill. Not nictured: Fred Coombs. SEVEN MAD JOURNALISM lover whoop it up after the BUDGET deodline has been mode. The happy newshounds are Marilyn Kipp, with the coke bottle; Amy Kipp, with the hot-rod hot; Noncy Huton, holding the world in her lap; Shirley Dodd, the mad woman of Borneo; Mary Key», snotching the ruler; Mike Getto, buried in the typewriter ond Don Roke, who cheoted ond posed for the greot photographer ye old cd.

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LUCK '0 THE IRISH! Sophomore Kothlccn Dunigon ond Mary McCaffrey arc being initiated into the Rep Club, and a can readily be teen, the maneuver they ore trying to perform it quite a difficult one. It it coty to pat onctctlf on the bach, but did you ever try to pot your head and tummy at the tome time? ROLL YOUR OWN! Thot moy we.l be the title of thit Pep Club initiation ttunt. Three uni- dentified heodt are thown dutting the floor, and according to relioblc informontt, the notet attached to the head ore quite red from pushing pcanutt acrott the gym floor. The tcverol toft of bluc- jeoned legt, alto unidentified, belong to teotoned Pep Club performer , who arc in charge of the initiation each yeor. WOMEN PAY ALL. Or, WPA. Note the re- laxed look on the facet of the mole etcortt a they twing thoir portnert oround the donee tlo.'r during the Pep Club’ WPA donee. They don't have to treat the girl to tteoki, molt , etc., after the party. The treat arc on the girl . BARK, BARK. BARK—It' really worte thon their bite! The little gent with the crew cut, pic- tured lower, it Paul Malone. The guy with the big grin, ond the wide open mouth it Bill Hogon. On the right it Richard Butler. Rcaton their mouth are wide open? They ore terving ot Barker at the annual Student Council cornivol. Reoton for the grin ? They were having exceptionally good luck ot Borkert ond the coth and cuttomert kept rolling in. 16