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1. May Day 2. Toy Land (Christmas) 3. Easter Parade 4. Hearts and Flowers (Valentine) 5. Finale
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AMERICA CELEBRATES A revue of music characteristic of Amei-ican holidays. 1. Directors and Producers 4. Betsy Ross— Flag Day 5. The Bell ' s first Note — 4th of July 6. The Rail Splitter — Lincoln 3. Drum Corps 7. ' The Day ' s Beginning — Washington 2. Wearinsi ' of the Green
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Above: Color Wheel Club Officers; Dave Pollock. Claire Mowery, Stanley McBride Below: Club president sketches while class member poses. COLOR WHEEL CLUB At the beginning of the 1946-47 school year, the Color Wheel Club was organized under the super- vision of Miss Kauffman. The members of the club elected the following officers: president, Stanley McBride; vice president, Dave Pollock; secretary- treasurer, Claire Mowery. At Christmas time the club worked with the other departments of the school in presenting the religious program. The large stained glass window, made by the Art Club, was used in the program. The club also painted Christmas scenes on two of the school windows. As usual the Art Club was busy painting the many signs for the sectional tournament. Large signs were made for each school participating in the tourney showing the school colors and school emblem. Decorations and scenery for the Spring Revue were important elements in the work of the Color Wheel Club during the year. Each art student entered the county American Legion Poster Contest advertising the sale of pop- pies made by the Veterans of World War I and World War II. In April, near the close of a laborious school year, the few students and their guests gathered in the Home Economics Room where they held their an- nual supper dance. Seated: L. to R.: Ruth Werling, Phyllis Bowman, Claire Mowery, Virginia Rash, Jean Johnson, Karlann Striker, Jeaninne Nelson, Ruth Holthouse, Dorothy Flaugh, Cath- erine Sudduth, Martha Sheets Standing: Phyllis Chronister, Jack Harker, Gerald Schultz, Bob Arnold, Jay Barnett, Bob Shackley, Gene Moser, Dave Pollock, Stanley McBride, Don Slusher, Ken Durbin, Dick King, Florence Hitchcock, Dora Fairchild
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