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Speech Students U Dorothy Archer - -------- ----------- ' ' ' ' Catherine Bliss - - - joe Ann Boles ---- George Buchanan - - Mary Lou Carpenter ----- Marjorie Eck ---- Ruth Gray -------- ----------- -------- Barbara Hall - - - l..orenaHarmon---- - ----- ---- - ----------' Donald lvliller ---- Virginia Nlitchell - - Ethel Parrett ---- Max Pennington - - - Betty Pyle ------ Virgil Tarman ---- -------------- KennethTom-- --- --------- ------ Mary Lou Watts --------------------- joy White ------- Joanna Wolfe - - ----------------- - - - -Color in voic - - - - - - - - - Melancholy chill One tracked voice Runner up to Ruth Gray Class comedian Silver voice that makes you cry when you want to laugh Tongue twister - - - - - Best conversationalist Emphatically nodding her head - Quivers with giggles - - Bill Stern's double - - - - - - - Dramatics Polly Parrott - - - - - Floor glancer with a laughing voice Grasshopper speaker Cozy corner keeper e, red, blue, and black Infant, No sank you - - - - - - - -Dramatics - Girl unior Clay Party Mrs. Mary Henry was hostess at a party held November I0 at the schoolhouse honoring members of the junior Class, orchestra, and singers who were to partici- pate in the play, Don't Darken My Door. The play was presented on the follow- ing Thursday and Friday evenings. After play rehearsal. Mrs. Henry served refreshments. A cake decorated with pink roses and Class of '50 inscribed on top, formed the centerpiece. Those present were: Dorothy Archer, Catherine Bliss, joe Ann Boles, Marjorie Eck, Ruth,'Naomi, and Clair Gray, Barbara Hall, Lorena Harmon, Donna Henry, Marion Klies, Marie, Lois, and Maxine LeFever, Kenneth Lindamood, Donald Miller, Virginia Mitchell, Rita jean Parks, Ethel Parrett, Bill Shook, Shirley Sisson, Virgil Tarman, Kenneth, Mary Lou Watts, joy White, Joanna Wolfe, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henry. 04 .Nappy funior Is any junior as happy as I? I sing and laugh and cheer and sigh, What is the reasonfor all this cheer? Listen Dear Readers and you shall hear. For eleven long years I've attended school, On days hot, cold, warm, and cool. The last three years have been in High, Oh, what a happy girl am 1. One more year of all kinds of trouble, Of practically smashing the school to rubblef One more year, and then, Ah bliss, I'll be through with all of this. All joking aside though l'll really miss it you know, For then I'll have to take a job, ' ls there a shoulder in the house on I can sob? . 9 I which joe Ann Bole s
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Can you imagine the gpewriling alwarcfd expression on the faces of the students in the advance type writing class when they heard this announcement: ARRESTED--for speeding on typewriter Marie L.eFever at the speed of sixty-two words per minute Marie won iirst place for being the fastest typist in the advance typing class Ruth Gray second and Esther Thompson third. Marie and Ruth will be awarded gold typing pins and a certificate of proficiency. Esther will he awarded a silver pin and a certificate of credit. In the beginner typing class first, second and third place was won by: Mary Lou Watts--- forty-two words per minute Virginia Mitchell---thirty-nine words per minute Marjorie Eck ----- thirty-eight words per minute The above three will receive certificates of proficiency and a bronze pin Other students in the beginner class to receive certifacates of credit and bronze pins are: Dorothy Archer, Harold Barnes, Catherine Bliss, joe Ann Boles, Mary Lou Carpenter, Barbara Hall, joy White. Lorena Harmon, George Klies, Ethel Parrett, Betty Pyle Result: of he gallopin , fou Boys Best Mannered jack Huhn Best Liked George McConaha Best Student Harold Barnes Best Looking Edsel Roberts Be st Per sonality Ronnie Smith Most Fun George Buchanan Most Ambition Russell Kelso Most Serious Kenneth Tom Most Athletic Charles Humphrey Most Noise Wendell Roberts Girls Best Mannered Georgia Lee johnson Best Liked Elsie Moore Best Student Mary Lou Carpenter Best Looking Betty Pyle Best Personality Virginia Mitchell Most Fun Shirley Sims Most Ambition Rosemary Clapper Most Serious Ruth Gray Most Athletic Lorena Harmon Most Noise Marjorie Eck 10
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