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Assembly Time School days are busy days. Many extra curricu¬ lar activities add relief from our books. A cheery morning regardless of the weather at the Sunshine breakfast. Joyce Coash plays for Barbara Oram’s and Marilyn Moore’s smooth harmony. Even the “Andrew Sisters” were here. Managers Tom Platt and Jim Weaver receive their letters from Coach Snider. Miss Swartz awards a blue ribbon and a trip to Bloomington to Latin students Keith Patterson, Jean Mikuta, and Barbara Moore. Just like Broadway Dixieland Band at the talent show.
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Dance ... dance . dance Spring time is time for the Rose Dance . . . and Sadie Hawkins. Spring time is prom time. Friday nite is dance time at CPHS. Jane Vance crowns Paula Krost Rose queen. Joan Teagle, prom queen, and A1 Phillips, prom king, in the limelight in Candyland. Sitting out a dance at the prom. Freshmen waitresses served refreshments at the prom. It might be “penny a kiss . . . but it’s the mar¬ riage bureau at the Sadie Hawkins’ dance. Jane dances with her “catch” at the Sadie Hawkins’ dance. PAGE TWENTY-TWO
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The Machinist Club, sponsored by Mr. Hale, is composed of all boys taking ma¬ chine shop courses. As their yearly project they sponsor the Interclass Tourney, one of the main highlights of the schools extra-curricular activities. Members shown here are Loren Berry, Dean Balogh, Bob Schiedt, Francis Saberniak, John Wirtz, and Myron Ahlgrin; 2nd row: Kenneth Kain, Bill Manitakes, Donald Burge, Al Hurst, and Dave Cederholm. 3rd row: Jim Davis, vice-president; Don Schearer, president; Bob Krampien, secretary and treasurer. Our Student Machinists Our Future Farmers of America The F. F. A., sponsored by Mr. Dean, is devoted to the principle that “a better farmer runs a better Farm.” The F. F. A. sponsors competitive farm projects for the agriculture students and offers them a chance to discuss modern farming. F. F. A. members here are: Bill Leuder, Dick Sons, Robert Stech, Wayne Greer, Helmut Schultz, Jim Becker, Kenneth Schiesser, Ed Patz, Dick Mihalovits, treas¬ urer; Clayton Arndt, vice-president; Bill Becker, president; George Komechak, secretary; Eppler Gruenhagen, reporter; Ronald Sharp, and Al Doty. In the front row are: Chuck Reeder, Paul Jacob, Wayne Jordon, Dale Nelson, Dick Foss, Ron Bukavac, Don Guske, and Larry Kazimer.
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