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April 22fH o W a r d Schoonover gets behind the Times April 27-Bob Madsen, president, Miss Ruby Moe, adviser, and Anna Mae Torqerson, vice- president, discuss affairs of state in the sophomore class. May. 5-W'hat? Thomson with- out the super-red satin cheer- leader's jacket? May l24Our bashtul hero, Wil- liam Rose, poses tor a picture to qive his admirers. May 2lvBiqqer and better I. S. May 24-Seniors reign at class day exercise. May 24-Drop everything! The Cehisean out! May 26-Louie May has a cavity filled by lirn Brack. May 27-Quill and Scroll banquet and initiation. KWMX 1 u :Fu ' fl -geo X . J 04: fs . V -, .ggw ,XI l 1 . ip.,-. Z-I--u
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Mar. 19- Times receives Columbian medalist rating. Mar. 19Alt's oh, so hard to study when ' ' here. the warm breezes tell us spring is Thank goodness, Easter vacation has come. April lf--Three guesses. April 2-Commencement plans com- mence with Vernon lohnson as gen- eral chairman. April 2 -Roger Allen foiled by a thaw. April 3eReward for 3 years at hard labor. Mr. Marshalls stentorian tones an- nounce 136 Honor Roll students with eleven graduating with distinction. April l4fNew National Honor Society members announced. April 174The eternal trianglel'--wln the spring a young man's fancyf A ril 2UflV1ore of the same with Bob Ear- D ley getting obstacles out of the way. April Z1--A--Do you believe in signs? Now, now, girls. lr. PARKING 'ARMNG f I , T-3 -W .u, ,Af 4 In 11 1 NR, Y V 1 A. 'f A . W ' , X. . ,1 . 1 M V, . 4
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lune 5-Finals make us study for a change. The hard part is the swell weather we're having now. Iune 7eBob Dougan and Mary El- len Simpson exchange edito- rial C?l comment about the Ce- hisean on the grassy slopes. Iune 9eNorma Nilsen and Ann Benjamin wave hello to the U turning their backs to Cen- tral. Iune l2-Dorothy Ekmon models what you almost wore at com- mencement. lune 15-The place to study now is the court-the subject, tennis. Iune l8-Oh! We've waited 3 years for this. Commence- ment today. lune l9-Books are Gone With the Wind . Visions of days to come. V 6 .i. J f' . A. Aux
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