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I' Lliffiixii -S ---r Junior RIGHT Junior Class meeting BEIOW, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW, IEFT TO RIGHT Paula Born, president, Rod Muth nrvsirtr-nl BACK ROW Susan Williams secretar I f , Y trl-n-.urr-1, Pay Thorn:-, vnu- president, Patsy Mc Mullin, virr- rxrresidr-nt MISSING Diane Wallace, '.r-ctr-tary tra-n-.urn-r .41- , ,ff-ik-'..,,n 1 , J I-,. ' r , .wa-db-Q .' A-.is -H' 'fl ,H s Q Pt? tis ,-I-1 I 9 I fl LL LEFT Anthony LaFerla, Junior counselor. The iuniors had a big year in l958- 59, their third at Morningside. The high- light was the Junior4Scnior Prom, which was held in April at the Hollywood Park Turf Club. Months of planning went into the prom, which was one of the biggest in school history. Also, a lot of time was spent planning for the senior year, the one which all look forward Io, Such matters as rings, iackets, colors, and class name had to be taken care of. leading the iuniors in these matters were thc class officers, For the fall semes- ter Paula Born was president, Ray Thorpe, vice president, and Diane Wal- lace, secretary. In the spring semester, Rod Muth served as president, Patsy McMullin, vice president, and secretary, Sue Williams. Among the other activities were a pot- luck, sports night, and car-smashing contest. The class of '60 had good representa- tion this year in all facets of school life, including student body offices, sports, clubs and activities. Also, a iunior will spend the summer in Europe through the American Field Service program. ' I ,-vm...-1-1 Z.-5 , ..,- iIf C'5' x-All ,VI he ' Qltilo L' 5509 . SD ,2 ,..-. e 1'
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