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191 'fin Lois Cobb Carnival Queen Senior Play activity. Lester Greene 6 Ed Iohnson dancing by their snowmen Senior Ball
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Front row, left to right: Sandra Hawkins, Ronnie Mclione, Paula Howard, Leo Bolar, Elizabeth Dudonsky, Jim Strain, Louise Gunnels, and Mr. Moen, advisor. Second row, left to right: Celeste Horsley, Don Taylor, Bonita Rickards, Sian John- son. Bonnie Janiseh, Veril Wade, Elaine Babcock. and Carl Gillen, Third row, left to right: Barbara l E Glenz, Ray Turner, Dixie Alton, Richard Howell, Dorothy Davis, Bernard Elliott, Lucille Legard, Logan Bartholomew, and Sally Van Tassel. Back row, left to right: Helen Dunn, Charles Oliver, Miriam Kayser, Vernon Newell, Gloria Storie, Monte Martinsen, Pat Lane, and Miss Cavin, advisor. Juniors Feeling p'oud and happy. we started our junior year wth lwig Iliillgs in m'n:l. l'i:st we elected Leo Bolar as president and Dick Pananen to assist him as Vice Presi- dent. We thtn elected Paula Howard to keep the minutes and Dorothy Davis to take care of our iinances. lilizalwtli Dudonsky wat elected Program Chairman while Bolw Long nas given tlze joh of Sergeant-at-arms. Net came tlie eventful day when we ordered our class rings. liveryhody was pleased with them when they' arrived. Vlfhen the carnival came around everylwody worked hard to try and make our hooths. the dart throw and pie walk. tlit- hest ever. Everyhody in the class was 100 per cent lwehind our candidate for queen, liarhara Glenz. even though we didn't win. Wfe all found it was quite a jolw to sell food at the games hut we huckled down and really did a good joh. The Student Body hought a new pop-corn machine which we used at our basketball games. Everyone in the class was proud when Elizabeth Dudonsky was elected Homecoming Queen and Pauli-1 Howard was a princess. Our play, A Ghost of a Chance, was enjoyed hy all, both those who saw it and those who took part in it. The play was presented April 4. Witli Orchids in the Moonlightl' as our theme, our Prom turned out to he quite successful. The dance was held in the high school gym. As the year comes to a close, we all feel thankful to Miss Cavin and Mr. Moen, our fine advisors. This was the first year either of them had been advisors, and we feel they did a very hne joh. As much as we enjoyed our Junior year, we are all looking forward to being Seniors. We only hope we have as much fun as we have had this year.
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