Grand Ledge High School - Ledge Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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4, -------- -- ----- ---- ---- .--, ,. - .. .--. .. I...-1. Junior Class Officers ROBERT KLINGMAN President HORTENSE CORBETT Secretary DONALD McPEEK Treasurer Representatives in Student Council Edythe Hiscock Arlene Howe Donley Boyer JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET CRUISE When our dignified Seniors walked through the Gym door, they immediately found themselves upon the deck of a large ocean liner, with midnight blue sky overhead and a half-moon looking down. The walls formed South Sea Islands and the corners were filled with palm trees. Dinner was served at once, While hundreds of tiny ships-one at each place-made of an orange slice with three tiny sails, floated on a table of White, decorated with the Senior's crimson and gold. Then came the after-dinner speeches, and the floor show. After the floor show, was dancing in the perfect setting.-The deck of a ship, a blue sky and moon above, palm trees waving their great branches in the distance, and Swing music. All this made this Junior-Senior Banquet one of the most colorful ever given in our dear G. L. H. S. E E 5 , T . T 1 1 I . T - I T, I 1 1 i E 2 T T 5 I T Z I . . I E I 5 I T T T 'I' Twenty

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