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Athletic Sanquet On March 17, the annual Trojan Athletic Banquet was held in the High School Gymnasium. The gym was decorated in the school colors, red and white. The throne was on the north side of the room. The west wall was decorated with profiles of the lettermen on a back ground of black paper. An eight foot Trojan decorated the east wall. The main part of the evening was the crowning of the Queen and King. The Queen was Lynda Black and the King was David DeCamp. The Queen and King were attended by three attendants each. First attendants were Sandra Hamley and Arlyn Suckstorf. Second Attendants were Georgia Grant and Harlan Weingart. Third attendants were Marjorie Meyer and Billy Green. Coach Spear presented football and basketball letters to Mickey Anson, David DeCamp, Douglas Ellis, Billy Green, Rodger Nelson, Larry Sparr, Duane Suckstorf, Mike Sullivan, Harlan Weingart, Jerry Wyatt, and Ronnie Zierke. Student Manager was Theron Jensen. Theron Jensen was the toastmaster. Donna Rae played the processional and recessional for the coronation. Entertainment was furnished by the Senior trio, and Mrs. Ankeny. We also enjoyed a movie of the Nebraska and Oklahoma football game. Mr. Merklinger spoke in recognition of the girl’s volleyball team. We closed the evening by singing “Cheer Cheer” accompanied by Mr. Sawyer on his cornet. Mothers of the pep club members prepared a very good meal. Seventh and eighth grade girls served the meal. The Pep Club Banquet was sponsored by Miss McNamee. fiuKL i SeMi i cutquet The Junior class gave us Seniors of ’60 a beautiful banquet on May 12, 1960 in the school auditorium. The theme was “South of the Border.” The welcome was given by Jerry Wyatt. Georgia Grant gave the response for the Seniors. Mrs. Ankeny sang, “South of the Border” and “Mexican Hat Dance”. Theron Jensen and Mike Sullivan also entertained us by singing several popular songs. Mr. Merklinger gave a short and interesting talk. The guests entered the auditorium through a path decorated with baskets of flowers. The entrance to the dining area was decorated with two donkeys. The west wall was decorated with two Mexican dancers. The east wall was decorated with a Mexican taking a siesta. South American music served as a background to our banquet. Joyce Lyall gave the farewell. The Junior and Senior mothers prepared the meal. The following Sophomores served the dinner; Beth Ann McIntosh, Marcella Sparr, Sandra James, Sandra Howard, Douglas Ellis, Ronnie Zierke, and Mike Sullivan. They were dressed in Mexican costumes. —28—
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“Pcfr Third Row: Carolyn Berg, Jill Mather, Tonda Brosh, Gail Larson, Bonnie Cleaveland, Kayleen Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Carolyn DeCamp, Marilyn Mozer, Gloria Larson, Carolyn Larson, Imogene Scott. Second Row: Kathy Daniel, Ann Burbank, Joyce Humphrey, Thyra Lulow, Claudia Wauer, Jane Horrocks, Evelyn Humphrey, Janet Horrocks, Marcella Sparr, Sandra James, Elaine Howard, Beth Ann McIntosh, Georgia Lewis, Gail Grant, Miss McNamee. First Row: Sandra Howard, Jean Hamley, Kay Ziehmer, Joyce Lyall, Georgia Ann Grant, Lynda Black, Sandy Ham- ley, Donna Rae Black, Ardith Meyer and Susan Gilbert This year’s Pep Club outfits were red corduroy skirts and white v-neck sweaters with red corduroy collars. The first team cheerleaders are Joyce Lyall, Georgia Ann Grant, Lynda Black and Sandy Hamley. Their outfits were white corduroy skirts with their names monogrammed on them, and red wool v-neck sweaters with white corduroy collars. The second team cheerleaders are Jean Hamley, Kay Zeimer, Donna Rae Black, and Ardith Meyer. They wore white turtleneck sweaters with red corduroy skirts. During the football and basketball season the Pep Club sold candy, gum, pop, popcorn and coffee to the Meadow Grove Fans. To raise money for the Athletic Banquet the Pep Club sold Trojan pennants and white sweatshirts with a red Trojan on the front of them. MEADOW GROVE CO-OP ASS'N. -27- SHORT Y S TAVERN
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