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Page 31 text:
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Becky Colehour receives a refreshing fact-washing from Jim Rasmussen as a person in the foreground waits to throw a final snow lull. Sunny Day Make A Successful Sno-Day Steve Goldman. Mary Nudell, Kris Sorensen, and Linda Annoni dance under a ceiling of tissue snowballs. Seniors win the snowman-building contest thanks to the talents and hard work of the senior men. 27
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Wendy VV'cisbcrg and Jim Nordberg present the Sno-Day skit, a satire on last year's coronation of Sno-Prince and Princess. Lots Of Snow, A On the afternoon of January 20th, Bill Wold, president of All-City Student Council, presented the Football Sportsmanship Trophy to West High during the Sno-Day auditorium. The skit which followed the presentation was a satire on last year's coronation mishap (the princess failed to show up). The mock coronation emphasized the fact that Sno-Day can be a success without royalty. At the close of the auditorium, all the students were dismissed to go outside and take part in the Sno-Day President of All-City Student Council, Bill Wold, presents the Sportsmanship Trophy to Coach Voss as Mr. Lammcrs looks on. Trophy, And A Warm, activities on the football field. The field was covered with two feet of untouched snow which lay under the bright sunlight of an unseasonably warm day. These activities consisted of a tug of war, a snowman-building contest, an angel-making contest, and closed with an impromptu snowball fight. Afterward, jn the lunchroom, hot chocolate provided a warm reception for the cold, wet victims of the snow activities. A dance, held from 8:00 to 11:00 P.M., brought the day to an enjoyable close. lor good sportsmanship on the football field. West was given the highly prized Sportsmanship Trophy. In the snow. Jim Rasmussen makes an angel out of himself
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A handsome young boy (Kitty Ward) falls off his seat with admiration for the beautiful Marne (Doreen Horazuk), to the dismay of his girlfriend (Wendy Kaufmann). The idea for the dance was taken from the movie “Marne and was used to publicize the High Steppers’ Ball. Glittering Winter At left. Miss Bradarh helps the “Times Staff stuff the ten-foot snowman which served as a background for formal pictures. At right, Sue Bridge laughs as Al Karincn imitates a friend’s style of dancing. At Jar right. Many girls invited boys from other schools to attend the dance. High Stepper Captain Betsey Whitbeck was one of them. Her date was from Roosevelt High School 28
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