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X '-1 BK 264: Art Room Pantomime Quiz stepped from the TV screen into faculty dining room for 264's homeroom dinner Th . e game, then a favorite on television clim , axed a program planned by Bob Zipser's committee Lat ' . er in the year, six homeroom girls celeb t ' ra ed Christmas by sing- ing their own version of l Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus. A consistently high honor roll record, com- bined with the efforts of Tom Soper's top- notch council, placed 264 among the leaders in the junior-senior division. Upper: l saw Ollie kissing . . . Left to right: Diana De Feo, Lynn Rodelius, Nana Strohmeier, Marcia G Barbara Tid ' k rimm, ric , Betty Thomas. Middle: Miss Meals, Jean Bergquist, Mike Boneil. L ower: 264 Council-Seated: Mik B I e arr, Mr. Hostet- er, Torn Soper Standing' Mar ' . . cia Grimm, Diane Craw- ford, Non Kinney, Ellen St hi a , Chuck Schroeder. ji i ,Q xx
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16 IQ- l 64: Rainbow Room With its vari-colored murals supposedly bearing the face of a former homeroom di- rector, l64 proceeded through the year with a very much alive HRD leading the procession. Following the lead of I44, 164 organized student supervised study halls to set a prece- dent among the junior-senior homerooms. Once again with l44, the room held an extremely successful family dinner on a hill- billy theme. Upper: l64 Council-Seated, left to right: Jim Van Pelt, Mr. Potter, and Jim Harper. Standing, second row: Lynne Owen, Steve Cole, Phyllis Low, Ellie Bieg, Toni Potter, and Betty Trinrud. Third row: Jim Demos, Pat Coyle, Joe Croft, and Ross Koepnick. Center: Phillip Sobel and Harry Tear look for Who's Who in the News. Lower: Make Mine Music, sound off Bob Broemel, John Christie, Ron Twells, Chuck Schroeder, Dick Stein- metz, and George Rutter at the piano.
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204: Lincoln Room Happy Birthday to You rang out in home- room 204 every three months, at mass parties where birthday kids, each with cupcake and candle in hand, received proper recogni- tion in front of the room. As second place winner in the Magazine Campaign, 204 honored its high salesmen in a Magazine Hall of Fame. Photographic statu- ettes of the SlO0 Club members were enclosed in glass cases at the front of the room. Upper: 204 Council-Seated, left to right: Bob Houghtlin, Mr. Curry, Bob Pond. Standing: Jeff Bad- deley, Helen Klahre, Sue Willis, Barbie Brown, Stevie Forgue, Bill Powers. Center: Miss Tilbe watches Marie Hudson and Bob Reinsberg. Lower: Sign out on the pad! Nancy Ellerman. 9.4: ZX
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