East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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O C I1 ROW I: Torn Pearson, Martha Stevenson Carol Clark Harold Weed ROW 2' Ma H , , . . ry agen, Sharon Nyrnan, Sandy Anderson, Kathy Wellington, Andy Heinecke, Charles Sorenson. seniors l class officers Ch as. Bahn, Ann Michler, Fred Bagley, Martha Stevenson, John Rogge. 18 I

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Q I N Ll nu 5 bg A' li gl , K , s N X . Q ' : -D 1 senior sweethearts The annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the senior girls, was held at Ridgeview Country Club on December 28, 1961. The sweethearts, Kathy and Page, were crowned by the last year's sweethearts, Anita Peterson and Harry Burns. The theme and decorations were in accordance with New Yearls Eve. The senior girls spent a lot of time working on the committees. Penny Neipp, rnusicg Lael Stevens, tickets 5 Sandy F redette, decorations 5 Bonnie Ma- gee, food. Earlene Stanton was the general chair- I1'13,I1. The chaperones were the Howard Hagens and the Earl Stantons. May this always be a pleasant memory in the minds of the Seniors.