Dayville High School - Devil Yearbook (Dayville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

.7lLe CIM acmted Student .'73o.dg, DAYVILLE I-IIGI-I SCI-ICOL e I of pnaeaento th IN MEMORIAM In memory of Prrvate Donn W Mason of the class of 1950 who gave hrs l1fe rn the servrce of h1s country March 16 1953 at Fort Campbell Kentucky Donn was the son of Mr and Mrs Alec Robertson of Dayvrlle and had attended Dayvrlle schools srnce he was rn the 7th grade He was born at Prarrre C1ty Oregon Aprrl 21 1932 In school he was a leader rn all act1v1t1es especral ly rn musrc and sports Followlng graduatron he attended O S C for one term He made hrs home wrth hrs parents on the1r ranch near Dayvrlle and hrs ambrtron was to have a ranch of hrs own In Novem ber 1952 he enlrsted rn the arrborn lnfantry and was rnducted at Borse Idaho November 20 He was assrgned to the 188th Arrborne Infantry Regrment and was 1n trarmng at Fort Campbell Kentucky at the trme of lus death when a truck rn whrch he was r1d1ng crashed mto a rarlroad abuttement resultlng rn the death of srx soldrers and 1nJur1es to 38 others He was burred wrth full mrlrtary honors rn Canyon C1ty Oregon cemetery March 22nd 1953 He IS sur vrved by hrs parents and one brother Davrd Mason of the Umted States A1r Force other relatrves and a host of frrends who w1l1 never ceaseto mourn hrs unumely death Hrs frlendly personalrty endeared hrm to young and old alrke I cannot say and l w11l not say That he IS dead He rs just away Wxth a cheery smrle and a wave of the hand He has wandered mto an unknown land Tlunk of hrm farmg on as dear In the love of There as love of Here Thmk of lum srrll the same I say He IS not dead He IS just away I W Rlley I 1 1 1 ' . . , ' 1 1 1 - - . . . - 1 1 ' 1 0 1 1 x ' 1 1 1 , . an ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, I n The 1953 DEVIL 15 dedrcated to our custodran Delbert Olxe Jemson ln any publrc burldmg the man most responslble yet least regzogmzed 18 the man who cares for repalrs and rn general mamtarns a clean wholesome burldmg enjoyable to all who use lt O11e has been custodran the last four years, In that trme the school plant has mcreased conslderably, as well as hrs 0b11gaI1Ol'lS Always w11ling to lend a helpmg hand, and a helpmg hand it 18 Gomg out of hrs way to fxx somethmg for somebody, even letung h1s own work prle up O11e , to you, we ded1cate th1s Annual We wish to show that we do apprecrate your efforts and good work '.. 5 . . . ,, . ,, . , . r n 9 1 n ' n - ' J' HIlMiNISIHHHUN FAC U LTY 3 Joey W Acalturn Supt Prmcipal Roy Brothers Claribel Sweanngen Coach English -Comm Math Scxence Clayton Cox '7 8 Grades Helen Mxller Retha Valade 5 6 Grades 3 4 Grades Geraldme Overhulse 1 2 Grades 1 Delbert .TCHISOH Hermalme Belshaw Custodlan Cook Lfsrffvs C0115 wfyhq 4Cf?,S'!7y5'S o WPNTE aff' 6715 X-., ,,,,4 in M S SINIUHS . 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Wi , ' AMUIIII' Q Y --S irrx-:iii I V 08 P .' 1 gxvk MARCIA BELSHAW Oh h h h h Volleyball l 2 Student Councll 2 3 Class Pres 3 Class V Pres 2 Grrls League Sec 8aTreas Glrls League Member 1 2 Tenderfoot Ed1tor 4 Tenderfoot Staffl 2 3 4 Annual Staffl 2 3 Class Playl 2 3 4 Carmval Puncess 3 KA Y C UMMINGS My Gosh Volleyballl 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Class Pres l Class Sec 81 Treas 4 Gtrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Tenderfoot Staff 2 3 Annual Staffl 3 4 Grrls League Playl 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Gtrls League Vrce Pres 3 SENICDRS WADE NODIN E Shut Up Basketballl 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Annual Eduor 3 Asslstant A E 4 Class Plays 3 4 Tenderfoot Staff 1 Boxrng 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Student Body Vrce Pres D Club Pres 4 4 BRUCE LEMBERGER Am t You Got No Smart Basketball Manager 2 Basketball 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Student Body Pres 3 4 Tenderfoot Staff 2 Annual Bustness Manager 4 Class Plays 3 4 D Club Member 4 ALFRED COTHAM Is That Rlgnt Basketballl 2 4 Class Pres 2 Class Vtce Pres Class Play 4 D Club Sec 8a Treas 4 Student Councxl 2 Boxrng 2 4 Tenderfoot Staff 4 ' ' . ,4 , . ' ,4 ' . . 4 ' . .3. 4 ' , , .4 Class President 4 .2.3, 4 - ' . 4 PROPI-IECY may 25 1973 Dear Diary Today there was a special meeting of all the alumni and Faculty members of dear old Dayville High School of the year 1953 Was I ever surprised to find out what had happened to all our old friends Mr Acaiturri had much difficultyreachlng here from his home at the South Pole in his Ietocop ter He and Polly are the famous celebrities Mr and Mrs Santa Claus The weather was rough and they took quite a bit of time laying out plans for next years toy route It wasn t hard for Roy -er -stutter Mr Brothers and I to get here for all we had to do was get ln our old fand I do mean oldy green Ford and drive across the gulley from Greggs old home to the gym By the time we got here however the triplets were howling the twlns were singing at the top of their ltmgs and the quintuplets were in a battle To top lt off the car was bolllng and groaning The first person we met as we got out of the car was Marcia Belshaw who we found after extended conversation was in the fascinating business of directing interplanetary travel on the U S Xsatelllte Space Station slightly above our earth s atmosphere She says she'll never be lonely since she can live with her memories So many Saturnlans and Venuslan characters travel back and forth that she never has a dull moment We finally made her confess one thing, right now she is madly in love with a little green man from Mars and she hones As we entered the doa we lmmedleely recognized Alfred Cotham noted scientist and beauty tech niclan We knew having read the newspapers that his Iatest and best invention was Cotham Bald -dome Hair Grower He seemed to have aged considerably since we had last seen him and even with his wonderful invention we noticed that he was wearing a toupee Perhaps his broken love life had something to do with this also the fact that he has made his home in far off Germany Lengthy conversation revealed :nat my prognostlcation of long ago had become fact Shortly after school was out Alfred began to lose his hair Such was hisharor thathestarted to college in hopes of inventing a hatr restore: His hopes were fulfilled However these were not Kay s plans! She decided to follow her vocational desire and delve further into the mysteries ofthe ancientand forbidden pyramids of Egypt So it was So long Honey' She found that her easiest course of action was to become a missionary If you were to tour Egypt today you could see Sis ter Kay living inher little cottage teaching the aboriglnes and happily investigating the ruins of The Tomb of King Tut We were all very sorry that she was not at the meeting but we can understand how occupred she would be Besides her letter to us through Wade was very enlightening wade Nodlne had come through Egypt onhls way here from his palatlal homeinlnwet Slobovla but Kay had so many bones to plck that she barely had time to wnteanexplanatory note Wade we have found has made much progress ln the world All he doesiscountmoney, ride around 1nCadi.llacsandthe1ike How did he do it? Wade rs now the grand owner of she'll get back in time to see him on his 'next trip. A the most productive and richest diamond mine in the world, left to him by an unknown ancestor. A11 the debutantes are trying to catch him cause he's worth well over a trillion dollars and to his fiance he would give a diamond as big as his fist. All he has to say about the girls is, 'This is Q lgel Last, but certainly not least, we were surprlzed to be introduced to a beautiful young lady, Bath- sheba Lovejoy. Although we were sure we had never seen her before. there was something vaguely fami- liar about her. We were mistaken about our acquaintance because we learned that this lovely women was once our own student Bruce Lemberger After surviving his difficult change through Pseudo Hermaphro dism Bruce had become a great television star takrng the place of the fabulous Marilyn Monroe of our day He d always wanted to live the life of a girl and lady of leisure but he found it wasn t such a snap to dodge the wolves At the end of our meeting Mr Acalturri made a short speech of praise and appreciation He said he was very proud of our class of 53 but that he d better hurry up and get the missus home or they ll never be ready by December 25 Well dear diary Roy er -stutter Mr Brothers and I must get to bed or we ll never get usand the kids ready for school tomorrow Oh by the way we re still teaching at Dayville High and we love it CANDID SI-IGTS TH I 0 Q I ' I I I I , . . I I I l -C Q to ' I I ' I . , . i '65 ii K ,sf ', , V ,sf-f ' . 'fc t X. 5 s ,X Q -A Q t CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of Dayville Hrgh School of the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty three being of sounder mmd and memory than our contemporaries and feelmg we are mentally flt we. will and bequeath to the poor hardworked and so called students and underpaid faculty of Dayvtlle I-hgh School the following and hereby declare this the last wtll and testament of the Senior Class To the following persons we hereby bequeath these wills I Wade Nodlne Do will and bequeath my ability to be good and keep quite in class to Allen Barry and to Bud Smrth my ability to come to school all the time I Alfred Cotham Do w1ll and bequeath my abrlity to play basketball to Jess Oster and to Gary Wyllle I leave my abrllty to make love in school I Kay Cummmgs Do will and bequeath my ability to go wlth one man to Loretta Music and to Barbara Sopher I leave my ability to study I Marcia Belshaw Do wtll and bequeath my love and enthusiasm for horses to Kearney George and to Ann Russel I leave my ability to be quiet in class Bruce Lemburger Do w1ll and bequeath my ability to shoot ducks and pheasants to Willis Laughlm and to Boyd Keeton I will my ability to be kicked out of class To our advxsor Joey Acaxturrr we will and bequeath that he shall have all the happmess andsuccess that is POSSIBLE To our faculty we will and bequeath the mean krds left 1n school hopmg they turn good and that the Faculty shall have happy and prosperous days in the coming years To our school of learning we leave our memories and gratrtudes Our thanks to the teachers for the ed ucauon they trred to give us and the wonderful years we had withm the walls of Dayville High To the Undergraduates we will the following To the Juniors we wxll our ability to make wise decisions and be nice to the teachers To the Sophomores we will our drgnifled manner and hope that they shall put it to good use To the Freshmen we wtll as orderly a class as we the senror class were That one day they shall be able to run the htgh school God willmg ' ' '- Q - - 1 - u - vw I l ' 1 1 v 1 1 1 l s 1 1 1 1 ' . n 1 , . 1 . s Q 1 . g - XV? UNUEHUIHSSMEN JUNIORS A6 M aw l952 I953 DAYWLLE' SCHOOL Junnors '59 wg-Q Class members Top len or ngnr W111is Laughhn Loretta Musrc Kearney George Jess Oster Bottom Alan Barry Mrss Swearrngen Gary Wy111e Barbara Sopher Boyd Keeton SOP!-IOMORES i952 I953 DA Y VIL LE SCHOOL Sophomores 41449 'gg A f Q brass members Top left to rlght G1b Gregg, Glee Craxg, J1m Barr Bottom Llllamay Mascall, Jody Garrlson, Marrlyn Clark, Joan Smrth V 3 O K7 , KR 'KN N A I V if 7: 'Q' L M: Nt? Y, 'Q' 'M I ' gg 1 r. hiv' - rf f r J if Ea A wwik , , . , . 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Top Row Left to Rrghr Jake van der Vlugt B1ll1e Jean Wheeler Robert North Carol Ann Moulton Lee Goodman Beverly Black Norman Anderson 2nd Row Delores Esposrto Joe Martm Mr Cox Dtck Brown Kathleen Cant 3rd Row Howard Morrrs Deanna Mascall Margre Garrlson Smokey Overton 4th Row Kay Iemson Arland Keeton Lyle Nodme Delbert Burrrl Deloy Burrtl Sharon Hamson 'gf' YY hmmm I952 I953 V DAYVILLE scH001. Grades 5 and 6 Q 4 t., Top Row Left to Rrght Pete V811 del' Vlugt Shrrley Stone Derrald Dowmng Fred Blleau Sharon Wylhe 2d Row Ethel Randall D3Vld Barr Stephen Black Mrs Mlller Rlchard Rood Robert MUSIC Barbara Mlles 3rd Row Donald Franke Mary North Illona Martm Del Sweet 4th Row Carol1neHarr1son Dal1as.Morr1s Douglas Esposrto DIXIC Ballard Kenny Vancrl Garry Downmg bherrel Wham in 1 A 2 ' f5,,..i1 A N' 1. ' - I w an R QQ I ve -4 X l... my , X 'fr' 4 . ' rj A 1 'W 1- --Q 'li M ff . . 9.6, V . 'M 1 4. X K- Q. ,,, : .. l ,ggi i L- Q. Q -in ,nf aft K ,XM Q K . 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' . . : ' , ' . - . . - - ,- . , . . - me 49 an Lv...-.rr ,, ,E ,Q 4, 5 Vins. in., all .H Q .L el ,KAY ,pf I952 l953 DAYWLLE SCHOOL will Grades 3 and 4 - f Ar-I Top Row Left to Rlght Elarne Downing Kent Hettmga Judy Anderson Alva Mascall Davrd Barry Alrce Vancll Terry Taylor Valerre Balley 2nd Row John Prrtchard Myrtle Lawrence Jeffy Black Mrs Valade Larry Nodrne Laurlee Muslc Duane Rood 'ird Row Conme Ballard Stanley Johnson Larry Brleau Barbara Wheeler 4th Row Mrckey Jeruson Hoveta Randall Gale Morrls Patsy Overton Helen Humphreys Davrd Rounds Dona Jean McK1bben Larry Marun Wqnjw guy .4 Ji I952 I953 DA YVILLE SGHOUL -9' G ades land 2 xiii K S21 .s we Top Row Left to Rrght Cheryl MacArthur Larry Wylhe Kathy Mlles Mary Lou Caverhlll Darrel Morrrs D1x1e Mlddleton 2nd Row DeForrest Ballard Jean Jones Gene Cecrl Mrss Overhulse Hrlmer Martrn Jrmmy Cox Jlmmy Grrsham 3rd Row Joanne Barker Jack Krmball Johnny Marun Jan1t Cecrl 4thRow Mrke Brown Romta Martln Davrd Franke Donme Taylor Damel Franke Jean Prrtchard D1ck Anderson X Q 4 , ,, A Q 5 t. - r KK, , 1 Vi Y I G5 t,,lNa-is 'L+ .we Au - BV K Y f YW ' s .. C .nk , Y 2 fl, 'Q ev! ff- fr. A 5' lr Q1f!l6,aIl1A 4 , k L J 5' F! is t 3 Q A, ,. ,. Q. 1 Q e 'e J JJ s fe 1 V Q 2 A , A i,i'f'7 J Q 2 fe - rx 'K in I , I 1 Lk W J ' fri 5 B 1 5: wi -.f S' at 55 lf? Pfif if-: wi 'fy ,fwx Y V. . x ,F lk in .1 I i K JL - Q Lew? x -Je A ' r . if , J I A I . ......-...J H r 7 A , ri I 'av a-r -fm ie , ta- e -1 J rnll' f fr-f of or g 1: rl A v 5 I ' ' dl' ,- Nfl lie i 1 all Oh Shuks' Oh You K1d' You Name It' Look at that Ford' The Dead End K1ds' Smile Pretty' Sour Grapes' Age of Innocence? H11d6garde'? QQ? fi HEHVHIIS XS S -KW 1. S X X ,HRX STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Cotmcxl under the direcuon of Student Body Presrdent Bruce Lemberger IS responsxble for student government and its management During the year 1952 1953 the rneeungs have been few but momentous Issues Members of the Council are Seated left to ught Marcxa Behhaw Mr Aca1turn Mar xlyn Clark Standlng left to right Bruce Lemberger Robert Steen Wade Nodme, Gary Wylhe and W11hs Laughhn inagurated by the students are acted on and if approved come under the jurisdiction of this group ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff of the 1953 Dev1l are trymg to portray the school lrfe and acuvrues as they happen durrng the year We make mrstakes as most hlgh school students do but even at that we are more fully portrayrng the school year The deadlrnes seem to appear out of nowhere then we have to work hard to beat them The Annual staff wishes to thank all of the Busrness Men of the county wluch made thrs Annual possrble We also wrsh to thank our advrsor Mr Acarturrr who kept proddrng us when we got a lrttle slow Wrlhs Laughhn Edrtor Wade Nodme Assrstant Edltor Loretta Musrc Iunror News Bruce Lemberger Busrness Manager Gary Wy111e Boys Sports Marcra Belshaw Artrst Lxllamay Mascall Sophomore News Kearney George Actrvrty Edrtor Robert Steen Freshman News Kay Cummmgs Semor News Manlyn Clark Grrls Sports 5 TE NDERFOCT STAFF As Edrtor of the Tenderfoot I wrsh to thank Mlss Swearlngen our advrsor and all the members of the staff for thelr efforts rn this years Tenderfoot Marcra Belshaw Kearney George Wrlhs Laughhn and Bruce Lemberger attented the Oregon Press Confer ence at hte Umverslty of Oregon Campus tn Eugene From the tmp much was gamed for urrprovement to our Annual and Tendrefoot The Staff IS as follows Edltor Marcra Belshaw Asst Editor Kearney George C1rcu1at1on Barbara Sopher and Joann Smlrh Sales Sc Adv Loretta MUSIC Reporters Sr News Wade Nodlne Jr News wl1lIS Laughhn Soph News Glee Craxg Fresh News Patty Salsbery Grade News Lohta Craxg Amsts Marcxa Belshaw 8a JoAnn Belshaw Fashrons JoAnn Belshaw Jokes Lohta Cralg Prmters Boyd Keeton 8: Wrllxs Laughhn Activities Ann Russell Adviser Miss Swearingen l N I . . , . Typists: Loretta Music, Kearney George, Miss Swearingen D CLUB Top Row Boyd Keeuon Mr Brothers Allen Barry Bottom Row W1lhsLaughhn Bruce Lemberger Alfred Cotham Gary Wyl11e Wade Nodme Jess Oster GIRLS LEAGUE Top Row Jo Ann Smrth Loretta Franke Kay Cummmgs MISS Swearmgen Ann Russell Kerm George Nancy Mamn Bottom Row Darlene Flower Maulyn Clark JoAnne Belshaw Jody Garrlson Barbara Sopher Marc1aBe1shaw Llllamay Mascall Irene Prltchard . I 1 - 1 - 1 I I I I ' 3 1 1 1 1 . x . . 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IOR CLASS PLAY CARNIVAL 1 , 1. George Smrth Jess Oster JUNIGR PLAY The Jr Class presented the play M 11ss My Western Mlss The Play deprcted a mrmng town rn the gold rush era It was suspenseful and entertalnrng through out THE CAST John Grey Yuba B111 Mrs Lena Moff1ts Clytre Moffrts Bess Starlrght Carter Langdon Judge McSnagg1ey M LISS Smxth Allen Barry Gary Wyllre Glee Crarg Barbara Sopher Loretta Musrc Boyd Keeton Wrllrs Laughlrn Kerm George CARNIVAL The Dayvrlle Hrgh School held rts annual carnrx al rn the gym on November 14 The gym was nrcely decorated wrth many gayly colored booths placed around the edges Saw dust was put on the floor to keep rt from becomrng badly scratched Some of the booths rn buslness were Balloon Shave Fortune Tellrng Dart Throw Penny Toss Nall Drrve Slrngshot Baseball Throw Frsh Pond Basketball Throw Concessrons and Roul tte Wheel These' were drvrded among thc classes and general fund The Brngo booth was very popular hav rug very nrce prrzes an Slectrrc rron Crockett brt and drshes to name only a few The door prrzes were lst a frshrng rod 2nd, a set of drshes 3rd, Sa 00 cred at the JD Denratment Qrnre There were numerous other actrvltres such as the balloon shower and the cake walk Both were hrghly enjoyed by all A11 rn all the carmval was a huge success and we all had a wonderful trme Clara Hunting -------------------------- Ann Russell ' ' A ' s - y f s ' - ' ' - . ' if CQ-745, X , af gg' I ,fi Professor? Wade in Action Oh! For the Life of a Farmer Christmas Program Two Kids, one Coke. The Big Wheel Kearney! How you've changed! Look Out Jim' Ad ,Q : Nisi::'f':- s .: :.::' ':2:'lq I l Q nil 'ia'::::. - --rh- .p:Q Q . ll 5 Q 'll PSHE .t' BASKETBALL On the basketball front a long season I5 just drawing to a close and rt was far from successful rn the eyes of many followers Lookmg back rs not remembermg the true facts but seemg what we would have lrked to see happen Nevertheless lets remember for a few moments and try for some conclusrons on how rt wtll affect our future From the standpornt of wrns our boys won 5 and lost 13 wrth four of these wrns comrng rn regul ar league play A far cry from a good year but let s look at some of these losses In only one game have the opponents won by more than 9 pornts and on srx occasions the fmal outcome was declded by four or less pomts ln the matter of rnjurres and breaks the Devrls have had then' share wrth the fact that rn only one game this year have all the varsrty been on hand and ready to go Another handrcap under whrch they have been workrng 15 the lack of herght around the backboards Even w1th no one reachrng over the srx foot mark the team has proven once more that they may be out gunned but never out fought In the league thrs year Mt Vernon sewed up frrst place w1tn a record of 10 and 2 and the Devrls can proudly pomt to one of those defeats as then' work On the other hand Mr Vernon was the team whrch delrvered the Devrls the worst lrckrng of the year wtnning by 18 pornts Coach Roy Brothers used every man on the team repeatedly attempttng to freld a wxnntng team Thrs added strengthn expenence helped the team rn trght srtuatrons and prepared the boys for next year At the Drstrrct tournament Dayvxlle playmg the type of ball they were capable of and back ed by the largest travelmg rootrng sectron placed fourth Accordmg to the Blue Mountarn Eagle Dayvrlle was Just gorng along for the r1de at the Drstrrct 7 B Tourney The r1de proved to be qurte favorable and much longer than some of the so called favorr Among the v1ct1ms were Spray and Prarrre C1ty Crane and Mt Vernon elrmrnated the Devrls these teams ftnlshmg one and two whlch certamly adds prestlge to Dayvrlle Alfred Cotham a fme player and a swell guy placed on the second frve of the all star team Dayvrlle w11l lose Wade Nodrne Bruce Lemberger and Alfred Cotham to graduatron They wrll certamly be mlssed However next year looks l1ke a promrstng year for Dayvrlle as seven let termen return Trl-County Standrngs Won Lost Mt Vernon Crane Pratrre Cxty Spray Mrtchell Dayvrlle Long Creek Monument l ICS. . ----------- 10 2 ----------------11 3 .. . .--------.-- 9 5 6 ' -------------- 8 6 ' ------------- 4 10 9 4 E. E fk f0'1-. fa, as 'R-i. if 'P if 'i' 3 3 L ig SQ '12 S A 2 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM The grrls volleyball team comprled an eleven Wm frve loss season Mt Vernon Mxtchell and Crane proved to be stumbltng blocks Mtss Swearlngen servrng her flrst year at Dayvllle did a fme Job as coach Next year should be a good year for Dayv1lle Though we lose Kay Cummmgs who wlll be sore ly m1ssed all the gtrls on the team played enough ball to insure us of a well rouneded team The gurls are lookmg forward to the softball season as th1s annual goes to press From left to rlght Top Row Barbara Sopher Manager Marllyn Clark Lillamay Mascall Nancy tngen Coach JoAnn Belshaw Mtsslng payers Loretta Musrc Lollta Cralg Glee Crarg CHEERLEADERS Dayvllle can boast of havmg the three cutest and best dressed cheerleaders tn our conference They were Clled as the nrcest appearmg group at the sub dlSICI1CI basketball tournament Besldes belng well dressed and cute we rate them as havmg the best yell sectlon 1n the conference also We are proud of you ktds you dxd 3 swell J0b Wlthout your help and constant backmg the team would not have done as well as theydtd at the tournament From left to rlght Lolrta Crarg Glee Cralg JoAnn Sm1th Matting Keamey George, Bottom Row: Darlene Flower: Ann Russell, Managerg Kay Cummingsg Miss Swear- ,yur ,fm 1:35 awww, 1 in ,Q F5 Ag ,R is Q ff' Q is ,f -J f F! 1 ' , X lf' 1'f2g 1 1 Dmffflar 3-'ef' my JW HHVHHISIHS 0 2x52 i ii ,V O E. 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