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Joe Murray, Dave Munson, and Dale McCreery demonstrate Ralph Waldo Emerson's theory of self-reliance. Nancy Wilcox and Stanley Obrenovich have an displays in library. 15 Mary Finch thinks it over, while Nancy Rxce puts her efforts into studying. SSW ssh V? fb' 74017916
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I Everyone goes to Mr. Kendall Fa1ke's room to have his picture taken. Among them are Judy Boepple, Judy Cunningham, Anda Vinse, and Linda Rickard. HE month of November is the most candid month of the school year. Every pupil from the seventh grade to the eleventh has an individual picture taken . To keep in trim for all the activities coming up, gymnas- tics are an important phase of school life. Of course, there is a certain amount of play to ease the school work. Some- times it is just meandering glances, and other times it is practical jokes that are laughable to everyone. Miss Mellinger shows her gym classes just how it's done. 14 Ron Freeman poses for his picture. 3 sp K' . K? F wt Sh' ss set 1' C y it 2 L' . rg. KA! .,,. 13 Y sK va, 5 Judy Boepple and Sharee Roscoe look at the East- man Kodak exhibit of prize-winning photographs.
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ni' X lliill The cast of the Junior-Senior Fall Play, Strange Boarders, appear for a curtain call: Mr. Donald Harness, di- rector, Molly Crossen, Pat Cross, Joyce Comer, Marlene Nickoli, Sandy Hendrickson, Sandra Carvey, Ronald Baker. Second row: Melvin Robinson, Roberta Sim, Dick Meyers, Chuck Naley, Tom Lane, Alan Robinson, Alan Angell, Jim Spalsbury, Novem ber HE play's the thing, and November holds more interest for play-lovers than any other month. Almost everyone tums out for the performance by members of the senior and junior classes. This year they were well entertained with Strange Boarders. The play is immensely enjoyed by the players as well as the audience . There are the weeks of rehearsal, of laughing at each other's mistakes, of getting made up, and of soaking up the atmosphere of the theater. Pat Wiggins gives Roberta Sim that old look. Ron Baker, Molly Crossen, Pat Cross, Tom Lane, and Joyce Com- er are all ready to go on the night of the play. 16 E-4 err 5
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