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eau geatclaes . . Orbit Queen lean Geatches was elected queen of the 1943 Orbit after one of the cleverest cam- paigns Classen has ever seen. Posters, cards and tags stating that the bearer was support- in can for ueen were distributed throu hour the week's cam ai n. A band g g P g marched through the halls before school, accompanied by two boys dressed as a hovse, ur in students to vote for Geatches. g g Nominations were made through advisories and final voting was through Orbit: receipts. This is the only queen election in which the whole school is eligible to vote. .Qther candidates who were in the final voting were: Lois Woodard, Dannie Bea Iames, Genevieve Clark, Norma Parker, Ruth Ann Shepard, Ruth Iane Long, and Sally Lou Mitchell. A
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The ouistanding activities at Classen this year have been in connection with Red Cross drives and the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. These included the all-soldier review and the Victory King and Qlgeen contest. The all-school mixers have been more popu- lar this year than ever before and assembly speakers have included Crown Prince Otto and Archduke ,Robert of Austria.
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www Qmflene Kueffeif . . . Hell Hounds Sweetheart Carlene Kueffer became the first Hell Hound sweet- heart when she was presented with a yellow satin jacket at the annual preview following the Classen-Central foot- ball game. Ray Biggerstaff, president, and Don Best presented the jacket and introduced the nominees. They were Gwen Darby, La Veta Nozrkes, Iune Donnelly, Harry Lou Stat- ford and Genevieve Purnell. 1 lflflaifjorie flrnolcl . . Blue jacket Queen lwlarjorie Arnold was crowned as the 1942-1943 Blue Iacket queen at the annual Thanksgiving dance, Nov. 28. The ceremony included a kiss from her escort, Ioe Hoff- man, president. She received the traditional white velveteen jacket with Blue Jacket Queen across the back and her name on the front. Other candidates and their escorts were: Norvetta White, lack Anclrewsg Norma Parker, Iimmy Loy: Iean Geatches, B. H. Mooreg and Betty Ann Meador, Lester Brown. mf-vm en
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