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Talent Show One of the most enjoyable assemblies given at North High this year was the Junior-Senior Talent Assembly. The program kept the Mus- tangs on the edge ot their seats during the whole period. The upperclassmen presented the student body with a fine program ot acts, including several good vocal numbers, dance routines with the junior and senior pompon girls intro- ducing One Mint Julip, all performed in professional style. The cast of the show also had a chance to display their talent to several other schools in Phoenix by exchange assemblies. TERRIFIC TALENT was uncovered in the Junior-Senior Assembly. Top: The trio, singing deathlessly Kiss ot Fire, was Jimmie Hanna, Carl Ollerton, and Charles Bro- berg. Lower Left: Junior and Senior Pompon Girls' new chorus line. Lower Right: Skipper Jenckes does a Johnny Ray. Center: Charlotte Castleberry in a vocal number.
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A L L K I N DS-Top: Harriet Sprague and Pat llennels, the two girl judges tor the beard growing Contest in connection with Rodeo Week, admire the three winners. Phil Kendall, lcft, was awarded the Most Noble Ettort, Mr. Bert Belluzzi, faculty member, the Most Hide- ous, and Mark Lind, the Best Looking. WWW QEFES' I3'g Da . Untorgetable days at North High have been many this year. The beard- growing contest during Rodeo Week created much attention and competi- tion. At the annual Sadie Hawkins Day, from which all profits go to the March ot Dimes, Mustangs went all- out to make Dog Patch really live at North High, by dressing in hillbilly clothes from morning to night. And Christmas time, too, was greatl the Christmas season were ot Hendricks, Virginia Mastaler Gray, and Marilyn Peterson Bottom: Here is a conglomera taken Sadie Hawkins Day. SEASONAL - Middle: Running a schol package service during tice training students Delores Barbara Churnbley, Carolyn tion ot Dogpatch characters
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