Cairo High School - Egypti Yearbook (Cairo, IL)

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foreign exchange play THE UNGUIDED MISS Mrs. Bryce ..... Susan Bryce .. Buzzie Bryce ... Ceorge Matthews Carlos Delgamlo .. Clinton Bryce . . ,lim Warren . . Betty Warren . . Lucia Ferrari .. Molly Warren .. The Judge .... Mrs. Riley ..... Stage Managers Property Mgrs. and Proinpters ....... . . .Zada Lafller . . . .Diana Eichhorn . . . .Edna Dalton . . . . Birney Brown ... .Bob Profilet . . . .Kenny Hendrix . . .Raymond Walters . . .Cecelia Cunnnings . . . .Phillis Rodgers . . . Nancy MeCowen .... .. . . .Jack Beamlles Ruiz Philip Cregory, David Cray, Howard Klein, Charlie Stevens, Roger Baur Phyllis Viforlhington, Susan Ent, Rosie Sini- mons, Donna Wilson, Eninia Kaha, ,loy Martin, Eleanor Craver, Barbara Axelson Make lip ...... Bonnie Baker, Karen Moore Director . . .......... Miss Mary Fitts l III'1'I,l, I.lX lf! grunts Carlos. alll garage.

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Juniors emote in family drama, seniors present X l.t'l I'l,lC llKICI.lCl,lC M ni ALL IN Tl-IIC FAMILY JUNIOR PLAY Direeteml lly Miss Mary lil. Fitts Martha Miller Fred Miller Doris Miller George Miller Biff Sweitzer Henry Crayliill Miss Muller Reporter Photographer Betty Lou Jane Patty Alec Stage Managers Prompters Property Mgrs. Business Mgr. Sandra lfinnnons ltonnie Stephens Marilyn Iii-ml Bennie Darrow Herb Williams ,lim Johnson Emily IJBIIIUI' Marian Carter Toni Elias Sue Lewis Susan Haslauer Pam Rives David Jewell Larry Kester, Mike Stone, Claude Berry, Mike Mar- tin, Marshall Simpson, ltoclney Meseher. Mary Beth K a r 4' h e r, Donna Faulkner, Gail Craver. Vicki Ewing, If l a i n e Goldstein, Kay Biddle, Phyllis Carney, Angela Rich, Norma Vowels. Don Steele

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Ulu Still 1 1 1 I ill I Sue Lewis, h'll'l'-I1i'l Slllt'IlI Diane liichhorn. President 1 I Y Um, . s Ninn is sin int Xnki Ewing. Ihillis lxodgiers. Standing: Itayinoiid Wal- on lltlll llnnm Goldstein. lioh Prolilr-I, Phyllis Worlliington. ,lack Honor Society has annual tea, Un April 2, the impressive ceremony ol' induction into the National Honor So- ciety took place. Grouped around the central llama representing the spirit of tht C.H.S., the 1959 candidates pledged themselves Hto hold aloft the flaming torch of' aspiration.', Then. the officers presented each new nienihcr with 'the three synihols ol' the society-the hody of the torch, the tilanie, and the keystone pin. The seventeen IIICIHl,JOl'S--l'lflt'CIl per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class-were selected hy their lcllow students and the faculty on the hasis of the four ideals ol' the society -character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Following the ceremony, the nieinhers and their guests attended a tea given in their honor hy Mrs. Schaefer, the spon- sor. Congratulations were in order, as nienibership in the National Honor So- ciety is the highest honor award at Cairo High. S'l'lllJl3iN'l'S. I'tItI'IN'l'S. .KNIT Ulil'fS'l'S linvc at fricnslly tisil at the In-:1 following, lhf- initiation.