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Upper picture: June 16th arrives and 1948 seniors receive their coveted diplomas. Center left: Gayle Geisel, Louise Yeakel, Blackie Gcldert, and Ann Coffman put the finishing touches to the '49 Christmas booth. Center right: At the senior-mothers' tea held May 10, girls model their own clothes for the mothers. Models are: Bonnie Jean Laws, Christine Williams, and Patsy Karnes. Lower picture: The cast of the senior play, Come Over To Our I-louse, takes a curtain call. Row 1: Breiner, Miller, Knoeppel, Clark, Gill, McConnell, Bothwell, Hilliard, Gary, Bettleheim, McLaughlin. Row 2: Murphy. Fink, Huston, McKelvey, Peterson, Baldwin, and Lauderbaugh.
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BARBARA BILLINGS Commissioner of Activities BILL LINSENBARD Commissioner of Publicity WALT HILLIARD Commissioner of Athletics JACK LAUDERBAUGH Commissioner of Interior PAT PHILLIPS Commissioner of Girls CHARLES TULLER Commissioner of Boys
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xx! . '.f .f tv, 5 vi 1 Mafia Q , MISS ESTHER STEELE Adviser TONY GARRETT President CLASS UF 1949 Wearing their blue sweaters with the white 49 numeral designed by Louise Yealcel, the seniors officially began their year when they marched down the aisle at an early assembly. State Fair,', the senior assembly, featuring the combined talents of the class was the second big event of the senior calendar. At Christmas time the senior booth portraying Santa Claus giving gifts to foreign children won second prize. Spring arrived bringing with it the annual senior play, Come Over To Our I-louse, which was the first senior play to have a two nights' run for several years, under the direction of Miss Prosser of Occidental. Laughter was the keynote of the play. May featured the traditional Senior Mothers' Tea at which the girls modeled their own clothes, the much an- ticipated Senior Ditch Day, the Junior-Senior Prom held in the Glendale Civic, and Graduation Day, June 16, with the presentation of the ,class gift, which culminated three happy years of planning, working, and dreaming. JIM DEVERS SHIRLEY WOODLAND JOHN COOMBS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 1
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