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ALL SCHOOL PARTY '- The all school party was held February 10 in the basement of the High School. The Seniors and Sophomores furnished the eats since they were the losers of the Tuberculosis Bangle's sale contest and the Juniors and Freshmen furnished the program. The Juniors and Freshmen presented a Tom Brennaman's Breakfast in Hollywood. The characters were Tom Brennaman, Paul Willichg Lloyd Kniesel, Station Announcer, Program Announcer, Paul Rodveltg Miss America of 1910, Mary Gamble, Miss America of 1946, Betty White, BudAbbott, L. Burton Grosfieldg Lou Costello, Bob Tay- lorg Costello's Wife, Raymond Wilson, Corny, Jim Burkartg Boppy 1 Filipino, Danny Sawyer, and the advertising trio was Fern White, Frances Bindle, and Ruth Ann Jacobson. During the program some of the guests were interviewed and presented with fine gifts. After Tom Brennarnarfs Breakfast in Hollywood , we had a game -of seeing who could make the. most words out of the name George Washington in ten minutes. Donovan Johnson Won with '77 words. Afterthe game the Seniors and Freshmen 'served a delicious lunch of sandwiches, salad, cookies, and pop. The evening concluded with a few games. i Paul' Rodvelt GIRLS CLUB ' The Girls' Club was organized under the leadership of Mrs. Heffelfinger- at the beginning of our school term. This year we have joined the state club known as the Kayettes. The officers for the first semester were Delores Ross, President, Betty White, vice-president, Fern White, secretary-treasurer. We hdld our meetings semi-monthly on Wednesday at 3:00 p. m. in the auditorium, and each member leads a meeting. During the first semester the Mother-Daughter' Banquet was held in the home economics room. The president presided over the banquet by giving the welcome, Mrs. G. Larson responded, Frances Bindle, ,Florence Pautz, Ruth Jacobson, Betty White and Lila Zimmerman presented An If For Girls . After the three-course dinner After the Church Supper was given by Mrs. C. Ross, Mrs. G. Larson, Mrs. G. Burkart, Mrs. J. Jacobson, Mrs. M. R. White and Mrs. J. A. White in the auditorium. The play was announced by Mrs. W. Sale. At the beginning of the second semester President Maisire Sale, Vice President Frances Bindle, and Secretary-Treasurer Florence Pautz were chosen to lead the: nine gir-ls and three faculty members... The main events are the Basketball Banquet and the Mothers' Tea. Betty White
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