Crook County High School - Spurs Yearbook (Prineville, OR)

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On Fehruary 15, foot- steps hastened toward an annual affair. The Sweet- heart's Ball. Crowned King and Queen this year were two seniors, Jerry Gerlce and Nan- cy Goodrich. After Pep Club president, Sandra Gumpert, had crowned them, Queen Nancy and King Jerry danced the next dance alone. Chairmen for this occasion were: Deanna Nlartinson, gener- al chairman: Mary Ann Thalholer, decorations: Clara Altenhurg, refreshments: Jo Bolton, crowns: Bonny Fielder, ticlcetsg and Nancy Goodrich, clean-up. Sandy Klang. and SWEETHEARTS B x ll ,ihhgaou . 'num' an: crry 1-n'oy c H 'in an uccn anre.

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Doris, foe. Blum' lo. :xml .xlury gl Hit' Rosemarie. Sue, Alma, Doris, Nltiry Jo, Stun, aiml Jxllwit. Proper prurtice nmlavs n perfect pvrforrmim i' OUR HEART ERE YOU G and G Y Our Hearts were Young and Gay was tlie name nl tlme Junior-Senior Play. As the footsteps of the anxious actors paced tlie Hoor, the audience waited lor the curtain to rise. ' portraying Cornelia Otis Skinner was Nlary Jo Henninger. Cornelia's best friend, Emily Kimlmrougim was Doris Hough, Cornelia's parents were Joe Turner, as Nlr. Otis Skinner, and Nlary Coles as Ftrs. Skinner. En1ily's and Comelia's boy friends were Dirk Vvinter and Leo McEvoy wllicli were played lay Stan Loop and Allbert Carder. Arting as tlle Steward was Lauren Vvarner. The story tool: place in the l920's. Much of tlie action ol tllis story talces place on a ship headed for Paris, Many adventures and new friends are made as tlle girls start out on an entirely new experience. A 5. A Baelc row: Rosemarie Bruce. Margaret Holgate, Charlotte Deselm. Sue Xvaltie, Alma Xvinlcle. Nlel Gillett. Ray nlomp- son. Rockford Smart, Byron Meadows, Gordon HII, Fred Brummer Front row: Carroll Kincaid. Joe Turner, Mary Coles, Nlary Jo Henninzer, Doris Houqli, Albert Carder. Stan Loop.

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AN EVENING OF E ERTAI E T Presented by the Quill and Scroll and G.A.A. on February I6 was a very successful Talent Show. Lauren VVarner's footsteps shuffled on and oil the stage as he acted as the master ol ceremonies, and lcept the laughter and acts moving smoothly. A vari- ety ol acts contributed to a delightful evening for all. These acts were: Mexican Hat Dance: Ten Pretty Girlsg Rope Jumping: Tumbling: Casey at the Bat: Blaclc Hawlc Vvaltz Grace in Motion: Temptation: Nlilitary Twirlingg Without a Songg Halls of lvy: Charleston: Night and Day and Some Enchanted Evening: Dancing in the Darla and Silver Moon. Rosemarie Bruce presented a Military Twirl. ' 1 'sm . , , 1 - 'Nl ' .M ff 'WMM I- 'Neva ' . f Ten Pretty Girls: Sandra Davenport, Virginia Amote. Beauties: Rita Welch. Pat Dodson. Ruth Brewer. and Sharon Johnston, Marcia Miller, Robyn Winn. Jenn Houston- Billie Lister, Jacquetta Stout, Charline Olmstead. Beasts: lvan Segefdfllll- Rocky Smaff- CUYIY Cmnt. Bhd Wayne Berry. triple Trio: .lane Johnson, D'Gae Satterlee. JoAnn T110 BOYS' Quafffli Jim MBUPW- Fred Bmmmef' Winkle. Mary Coles. Irene Reil. Sue Candle Bert Syveet, and Paul Zinn, interpret the Halls Bonny Ventus, and Sue Wnllic, of lvy.