Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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7 '32 et Sttttlent Tttlent Stttrtlef, lettm Low lights, the mood is set by two pianos: a sultry voieed singer glides out to send the chills racing. Ali, Parie, the lile for mel sighs the audience at 'loreh Honor's night club scene. JoAnne Kendrick as mistress ol' ceremonies pleases patrons with her show and French aec-ent-7-Up flows, boys model style creations, hal! eheek girls sing, Latin-American song'-danee trio sways listeners to the pulsating rhythm. Student talent starlles and pleases in the round ol class and elub assemblies. lfjajaer: 'l'orfl1 Hozmrfs UlfYlI?7'IllIg in Pzzrisl' is n gay nigh! !'lIllJ fzzrzmsy sleepfffl in lfrezwlz dressing. Lower left: Honey mloretl lzula girls .sway to Sll'I1ll'IIlll7'lg glllll1liS in Iliff Paris rliglzl flllll enlerluinmerzl. l.ower rlglzl: Millionaires, nmlr'l'zn1f1ker.s', niurringe are flfief lrozzltlemzzleers in lirfznmlir' Clulz play.

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