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Oops, lost something. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on May 16, 1959. The Jun iors transformed the gymnasium into an enchanting evening of Moonlight and Roses. Tables were set around a wishing well covered with roses. The wait- resses wore pastel skirts and blouses and the waiters black trousers and white shirts with black bow ties. The freshman girls started off the program by singing A Dream is aWish Your Heart Makes. After the program the Downbeats pro- vided music for a wonderful evening of dancing. At 11:30 the guests boarded school buses for Hampton, where they saw the show Hey Boy, Hey Gir1. When the group returned, the senior parents entertained with a Carnival after which break- fast was served in the school cafeteria. rl Charming. Moonlight-Dancing I-0114-Ely? C3 J., Music Makers Service. 2 Speakers' Table. JR., SR. BANQUET
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SENIOR TRIP IThin.kII-lear It!!! On the Way N. '-s-. Lunching? ?? Hiking .i s. 5 About 3:30 a.m. on April 17, the Seniors came dragging into the depot, where we wearily waited for our train. Finally at 5:10 the train pulled in, much to our pleasure. Except for a couple of cases of sickness, the trip to Minneapolis was unevent- ful. After checking in at the Hotel Dyckman, we enjoyed our tour of the Air Base and a walk through the rain, which seemed like miles to the Northwest Airlines terminal for dirmer. After a long wait, we toured the Ford Plant. The night was spent in various ways after returning to the hotel from the Ice Follies, Air Base 0 +139 XZ-S X QS- 1 which everyone enjoyed very Checking Qut much. Saturday morning was spent in various ways including shopping and going to the movies. After checking out of the hotel, we started our journey home when many slept to catch up on that which they had missed earlierg others experienced eat- ing on the diner for the first time. 12 Hom ew ard Journey sl
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' xxx L ' Q JA-lf l BACCALAUREATE Processional ,.... . . . Barbara Taylor Prayer .......... . . Rev. G. F. Butler Invocation ........... Rev. J. K. Parks Sermon: Have Diploma--Will Trave1 Solo-- l Shall Not Pass This Way Again Effinger Solo-- God Lives ln My Heart Darlys Smith Scripture .,......... Rev. J. K. Parks Announcements . . . Music-- The Silent Sea --Marzo Benediction . . Girls' Glee Club Recessional . . . 14 Rev. G. F. Butler O'Hara Jeanette Wirth Supt. V. J. Tatum Rev. J. K. Parks Barbara Taylor
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