Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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O CKKHW KK CKH KXK ( 0 KH a HXH? HWH KH c OOCOC ICC C ZC Student Council firpnn Ray . June Parsons. Beffy Williams .Bfir .Vocfc, ntdinur r,«r- loway, Orval Tramp. Betty Witty. Dorothy Coe. Alice Weiss. Bor» «ear. Truman Hebeoer This governmental body of the high school consists of the sCudent body president. Tice president, secretary, treasurer. class presidents,, A. Cl. S. president, and editor of the M nsfioo. Thefr work is to keep tb® wheels turning l'n old K. H. S. ft is np to them to deride upon all the student body functions. This year they Iiave done a fine job of co- operating, aud have made their decisions wisely aud efficiently. I

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CKHSOOO KKKHKKHKKHX:0 KK seVejvjj4 epE Back How—Beta Keefer. Lucile Greer, Fla nor Weis, Miss Gee adviser. Jane Carper. Harry Trump. Bob Evans, Bill Carper. Mid- dle Row—Thelma Kennedy. Wanda Witty, Harry Thomas, Winnj- fred Whltely, Shirley Hazelwood. Harriet Thomas. George Chand- ler. Bob Wiles. Front Row—Wilma Jean Barnwell, Marjorie Por- ter. Erma Stubblefield, Hazel Witherspoon. Daphene Hug. Louis McKee, Reed Harwood, Walter Weaver, Ona Hug, Velda Wiess, Mary Lou Tracy, Alice Anita Gordon and Patricia Blumenstein. Fern Guthery was absent when the picture was taken. Among other highlights of their school year was the Christmas party given for their mothers by the junior high girls, the faculty lunchen on March 18th. given by the eighth grade girls, and the banquet given to the eighth graders by the seventh graders. Both classes presented clever and original programs at student body as- semblies during the spring. Two eighth graders. Carl Giltner and Fred Zielke. presented a skit between halves during the basketball tournament. The junior high as a whole is looking forward to the time when they will be full-grown Elgin Huskies..

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CAST Dorothy Coe- -Monica Bowers, daughter of Killian Bowers; Doris Zim merda hi—-Marie, the maid; Lortae Trump—Randall.the housekeeper; Bill Long—Jerry Reese, a newspaper man; Janies Hicks—Gilhuley. a detective; Waide Wells—Mitchell, ex-convict: Jesse Trump—Jenks, Mitchell's stooge; Dale Myrlck-—Killian Bowers, a retired judge; Lawrence Fox—stage manager; Mildred Downing sound effects; Myron Hallgarth—sound effects; Delbert Land—sound effects. Barbara Wales—Director. The student body play, “Black Phantoms. was in every way a success. It was presented Friday, March 8th. in the high school gymnasium. Although there were several other social functions the same evening, a large crowd attended the play and it was. finan- cially the best success of any play that has been presented in several years. Thursday afternoon. March 7th. a dress rehearsal was given for the students and townspeople who were unable to attend the performance Friday evening. The play was a mystery, very well handled by a capable cast. 5 t n o sjUde j body pL y