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Page 29 text:
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PRODUCES PLAY The junior class had a very successful year at Woonsocket High School. The class officers were Darwin Reider, presi- dent; Bill Sandness, vice-president; Stuart Tiede, secretary-treasurer; and Philip Tay- lor, Student Council representative. The class play, Auntie's Big Joke, was a very successful play. The prom which they sponsored was also very successful. Its theme was Hawaiian Cruise. Jean stops a fight. Officers are all boys. Karen and Philip as Negroes. 25 Shirleen is undecided. Coleen reads the will.
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JUNIOR CLASS Row 1, left to right: J. Asper, N. Porker, M. Peterson, D. Podrosky, H. Bergeleen, N. Paterson, J. Lang, J. Hopkins, M. Brosnon. Row 2: Miss Alfson, C. Van Dyke, K. Olinger, S. Druse, J. Hinker, C. Gunder- son, M. Wolter, J. Fristad, B. Murtha, L. Wolf. Row 3: M. Collignon, R. Budde, D. Larson, J. Larson, R. Wood, J. Sandness, G. Zens, P. Tayler, B.Sandness, Row 4: D. Holland, D. Dankey, S. Tiede, P. Bissell, W. Weatherford, D. Reider, J. Collignon, J. Berg, R. Manhalter. 24 Top to Bottom: Michele Wolter, Dick Dankey, Darwin Reider, Jim Collignon, Jean Hinker, Carolyn Gunderson, Mike Collignon, Helen Bergeleen, Phillip Tayler, Coleen Van Dyke, Karen Olinger, Bill Sandness, Shirleen Druse, Mrs. Parsons, Nita Parker, Stuart Tiede.
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LEST WE FORGET Twice during the last few year W.H.S. has been saddened by the death of a President. One in the summer of his life; the other, in the winter of his life. Both were looked upon by the students with re- spect and honor. Lest we forget, this page is dedicated totheirmem- ory. May their words live with us: In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of de- fending freedom in its hourof maximum danger. . . . The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and those who serve it, and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. (J.F.K. Inaugural Address '61). President Kennedy (May 29, 1917-November 22, 1963) The meaning of our word America flows from one pure source. Within the soul of America is the free- dom of mind and spirit in man. Here alone human dignity is not a dream but a major accomplishment. (West Branch, Iowa, 1948). These words of President Hoover should incite in us the desire to live up to his definition of America. No greater tribute could have been paid these two men than the flag at half mast as shown.—Ed. President Hoover (August 10, 1874- October 24, 1964) 26
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