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ycoUar to tivaC Tin .Junior ( lass this year decided to have a carnival instead oi following the former custom of giving a play. The date of the gala event was November 22, at 7:30 p. m. The doors to the gymnasium were opened to the public and thus began a very successful evening. Right free acts were presented by the members of the class. Various food stands and concession booths were set up around the gym and ripples of laughter were heard coming from them during the entire evening. A feature of the carnival was the giving away of a Westinghouse Electric Oven, a Dormeyer Electric Mixer, a Stewart-Warner Radio, a record player, and a pressure sauce pan. Altogether about four hundred paid admissions were received and over $325 was cleared from the carnival. flu Uo%-Senior 'P'uuh On May 8, at 8:30 p. in., the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held in the high school gymnasium. The gym had been decorated as a night club. It was very pretty and seemed to add to the delightful strains of Bill Oetzel and his orchestra. A highlight of the evening was a twenty minute floor show presented by the orchestra members. Refreshments of punch, angel food cake, sandwiches, nuts, and mints were served throughout the evening. At 11:30 p. in. the music stopped and by midnight a very enjoyable evening was just a memory. JUNIORS Insert—John Moery, president; Audine Tompkins, vice-president; Alan Hendrix, secretary-treasurer. First row: George Camden, Olive Beals, Howard Lawrence, Doris Brittenham, Dale Shepherd, Mary Vance, Gene Hill Second row: Grace Somers, Glenn Deering, Ann Tynan, Bruce Still, Shirley Lugar Stanley Funk, Doris Wheeler Third row: Wanda Romack, Bob Collins Fourth row: Bob Postlewait, Ruth DeFore Fifth row: Joan Heiple, Leonard Lamkin Sixth row: Bob Curry, Wanda Larimore Seventh row: LaMar Grunewald, Ada Sebens, J. D. Carroll Eighth row: Jack Gallivan, Phyllis Comerford, Joe Hannon, Eileen Hardimon Ninth row: Jim Morgan, Gene Timme, Betty Dukeman, Donald Schum Tenth row: Shirley Lamb, Warren Foran, Martha Turney, George Cotter, Barbara Hampton, Charles Heiple, Ervilla Lefever Eleventh row: Dwight Johnson, Catherine Gallivan, John Born, Betty Fombelle Dean Buckner, Norma Hall, Robert Foran
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TOM Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 1947 duly witnessed signed and sealed Florence Scott—I will my poise to Shirley Lamb and Doris Brittenham. Grace Poundstone—I leave my sweet personality to Audine Tompkins to add to her own similar one. Gene High—I leave my retiring nature to J. D. Carroll and Bob Collins. Jack Plummer—I bequeath my ability to doze in class to Katie Gallivan. Phyllis Fish—I will my ability to bluff to John Moery and Bruce Still. Glenn Eades—I leave my sprouting wings to all mischievous juniors such as Messrs Funk and Postlewait. Roscoe Sebens—I leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Bob Curry. Wilma Gulliford—I bequeath my jitterbugging technique to Ada Sebens. Norma Munson—I will my quiet voice and manner to Warren Foran to apply to his distinctive laugh. Jim Rucker—I leave my raven black locks to Martha Turney, Norma Hall, and Grace Somers so that they can be dark sultry sirens. Bob Lieb—I will my Charles Atlas physique to LaMar Grunewald and Dwight Johnson. Jack Hooper—I leave my way with the ‘fairer’ to Jack Gallivan, the ‘Ivesdale Romeo.’ Mary Lincicum—I bequeath my personalized stationery—left over from letters to various and sundry Bills—to Olive Beals to use in writing to Kenny. Belva Slagle—I leave my read hair to Wanda Romack—need we say more? Edna Probus—I will my way with the dance to Leonard Lamkin. Ted Petersen—I bequeath my place in Mr. Krane’s heart to Barb Hampton and Alan Hendrix. Carolyn Ford—I leave my “nite-owling” to Wanda Larimore. Harriet Slusser—I will my “collision-proof” Studebaker to George Cotter. Dwight Yockey—I leave my farming ability to Joan Heiple and Eileen Hardimon Now who’ll leave ’em a farm??? Merill Strater—I bequeath my ability to grow a man-sized mustache and beard to John Born so he won’t have to draw them on pictures. Sara Fairbanks—I will my primness to Betty Dukeman and Doris Wheeler. Mary Hinton—I leave my affection for the art of shorthand to Phyllis Comerford. Mary Kay Ray—I leave my ability to love one man to Ervilla Lefever. Kenneth Christman—I bequeath to Donald Schum my loud boisterous laugh. Barbara Fair—I will my slight stature to Joe Hannon. Jack Romack—I leave my Model-T to Ann Tynan if I can have it back in case it runs Bill Hixson—I will my “affection” for school to Glenn Deering. Louise Hodam—I bequeath my dumb but sometimes humorous comments to Gene Hill and Ruth Defore to use in case of too much quietness. Kenneth Eckstein—I leave my influence with the junior girls along with my shy glances to Jim Morgan and Dean Buckner. Inez Forcum—I leave my executive ability to Betty Fombelle and Mary Vance. Lois Hord—I will my love of people any and all to Dale Shepherd. Mary Lou Redman—To George Camden and Bob Foran I bequeath my distinctive stride. Mary Shumard—I will my vivacious manner and snappy eyes to Charles Heiple. Dale Warren—To another “Milininer,” Howard Lawrence, I leave my bashful grin and innocent appearance.
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