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For the first year in Cen- tennial's history, the Little Theatre has been properly outfitted as a little theatre. Complete with a light board and dimmer, the theatre housed many plays through- out the year. Two English teachers, Mrs. Kay Peterson and Mrs. Marilyn Schultz, became journalism teachers as well. The speech team, coached by Mr. Glen Lamb, did two variety shows, one at Barnes Veterans Hospital, and one at Dammasch Hospital. The team attended tourna- ments at many different high schools and colleges. Two meets were held in Wash- ington, and Foreign Ex- change student Maura Maz- zoli spoke at two. In their many meets, dis- trict tourneys, and Delta debates, the team, as usual, had a very successful year. M: gel, 13,g1 Wi' ' gm Kay Peterson ACADEMICS 739
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Lyn Morrison Home Ec. 84 Music: Home Ec. Adds Variety Music Dept. Aids Musical Q . f w isps., rags. M its Martha Waldemar :rpg l' Q at - , EXW? Richard Muhle Home Economics' ever expanding cirriculum ac- commodated more students than ever before. More flavor was added with a variety of new se- mester courses offered including Sewing with Knits and Child Development. Bachelor Living was still going strong in its second year and looked as if it was to become a permanent class offered to the guys of Cen- tennial. Centennial's music de- partment helped produce the spring musical Hello Dolly. The fall concert featured a new sound. For the first time, the concert choir performed as a speaking chorus. They sang or spoke a number entitled, Valse. The Gresham Band and choral festivals were held in Centennial's auditorium. Captive audiences were re- warded by fine perfor- mances. ACADEMICS 147
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