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The Senior Play The annual Senlor Play was held 0'1 December 6 1946 The play What A Llfe by Cllfford Goldsmlth was under the d1rect1on of MISS Hall Wlth Katherme LEWIS actlng as student dlrector The comedy whlch had to do wlth the rather un fortunate circumstances ln the llfe of a certam Henry Aldrich was acclalmed as a huge success Henry who was always getting lnto trouble was portrayed by Harold McLean wh1le Dorls Heppner had the honor of belng Henry s g1rl frlend Barbara Pearson Others 1n the cast lncluded Don Eastman Jack Walker Dlane Grenz Jack Hartle Evelyn Doerr Anne Whlte Shlrley Scallen Betty Hotchklss Janet Moorhead Nor bert Armes Loretta Sharaff Rlchard Noonan Dorothy Balley Rose Marle Ferraro Blossom Harcourt Loralee Keene Gladys Bingham Ruth Cass and Francls Ferguson Sensor History We came we saw we conquered As we look back over our school days wc see our group progresslng we thought to the mlghty Freshman stage Our class vt as broken 1nto two parts one sectlon be 1ng the superlors of Central Junlor H1gh and the other group the mfant and callow Freshman class of Harbor Creek Hlgh School In our Sophomore year we were banded together for a common cause t progress 1n school 3Ct1V1t16S and to work IH school as a unlted group We consclen tlously Jolned clubs and supported school functlons Our Jumor year was filled Wlth much actlvlty and work The Newspaper Yearbook Junlor play and Prom were the extra currlcular functlons that made us feel at last we were becommg lmportant 11 school act1v1t1es And thls year we were Senxors the h ghest pos txon IH school l1fe We were kept very busy Wlth schoolwork but st1ll enjoyed the pleasures due only a Semor the Semor play Prom dances and all the act v1t1es leadlng to graduatlon At last came our unforgetable graduatxon Thls n1ght s1gn1fies all we put lnto our school 11fe for the past twelve years We now stand 1n awe upon the threshhold of a new llfe wondermg what the future holds for us And so xt IS wlth a sense of regret that we Senlors of 1947 say Good Bye 20 9 sc . , . , . ,, . . . . . . . 9 Q Y J , - 9 9 9 9 . . . , . . . ' , . 9 9 9 9 . . . 9 9 9 9 9 ' , 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 9 A ' - - u . . 99 ? 9 ' 9 9 9 1 1 - - 9 . H . ,, . . . 9 X ca 99 ,-- O ' - . . . . - 9 . . . 9 9 ' 9 9 - - . . . . 0 9 , ' 9 9 9 ' - 9 9 ' '- u 97
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Sensor Class Wull The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class Dear Underclassmen Before we leave these sacred portals lt IS our hablt to bequeath our worldly goods to those of you whom we conslder deservlng As a consequence Beverly Stover leaves her chance to the Senlor Prom to Dorothy Sayer Mlldred Krantz leaves her mathematlcal ab1l1t1es to Don B1shop Janet Moorhead leaves her commencement speech to next years graduatmg class Gladys Blngham leaves her curly halr to someone who needs It poor slnner D1ck Davles wllls h1s place on the Prom commlttee to anyone who wants It Duke Akerly leaves h1s car troubles to Doug Eades Pooch Lapenz leaves all h1s love to Rosle Norbert Armes wllls h1s ab1l1ty to get out of tlght squeezes to h1S brother Don Ellzabeth Voss bequeaths her seat catchmg ab1l1ty on the bus to Gerry Ferraro Eddle Faycheck w1lls h1s P 0 D seat to h1s brother Emmett Katherlne Lewls leaves body and soul Francls Ferguson leaves h1s algebra to any sucker who wants xt-tHe qult the first of the yearlj Loralee wllls her place as the only unoccupled gal 1n Physxcs class to anyone who wants to Joln an all guy class Jack Hartle leaves h1s curly halr to Mr Clark Emma Lou Scott leaves hlgh score debatlng to Wllbur Englestad Dorothy Balley leaves the ses slons ln Chemlstry Class to any unsuspecting Junlor Anne Whlte leaves her helght to Mary Bennett Dlane Grenz wllls her temper to Bruce Morgan fHeaven help usj The Mallle and Kl1ns trlo leave glrls and late hours to any trlo who can match them We could name one couldn t we? Josephine Kuno leaves her dancmg ablllty to Jean Kuno That s keepmg It ln the famllyl Donna Elswerth leaves her column ln the Tlmes to anyone who gets stuck with It Dxcky Noonan leaves all h1s 5 4 to Royal Bliley Dorxe Heppner wllls the headaches of a head mayorette to Joan Chessarlo Shlrley Scallen w1lls her hexght to anyone who can match xt Anne Gregory leaves her place on the Semor basketball team to Mary Lou Mallle Ir1s Koskl bequeaths her sklppmg school to anyone who IS fool enough to try Loretta Sharaif leaves her ab1l1ty to try to twlrl to Gwen Hlcken Peg Bretz leaves her stralght halr on ramy days to Rosle Pepplcello Harold w1lls h1s love to Dorothy Sayre Gertrude D1N1cola bequeaths her qulet and orderly d1spos1t1on to Patty Braun Qulet and orderly she calls 1t' Ruth Cass w1lls her table at G1ll s to Helen Coburn Harold Rushton leaves h1s three tons to Don Lynn Stella Devola wllls her good tlmes to Gerry Wheeler George DeHaven wllls h1s careful dr1v 1ng to Tom Post Bernetta Mattla leaves Molly Delarlo her bangs LOIS Hugg wllls her booth at the P I to anyone who can beat her to lt Jeane Reed leaves her hlgh heels to Joyce Zaun and to any other gal who goes wxth a tall fella Tom McQueeney wllls h1s sports to Bob Martm Mary Scully leaves all her red headed boy frlends to Loulse W1lk18W1CZ Helen Heyer wllls her qulet and pleasmg personahty to anyone IH the Junlor class the teachers declde needs xt Bermce Cra mer leaves her figure to anvone who asplres to one like lt Bob Breta leaves h1s physlque to Glbby Taylor And me? Why I leave you the Senlor Class Wxlll 19 I O . n - Q . . t . ! . ..- ..- , . . . --- . - . . . . 1 ' ... ' - , .-. 1 ... .-. ' . . . , n.. , ... . .-. ' . -.- . . . -.. ' Y L' ..- . . - , . . .- , -.-. ' , . .. . . . ...s K ..- . ,U . . . -.- I -.- n.. . . . . . ,.. . - ., ..-. ..- ..- .-. ' . . . u.. 4... L .- ..s , ... s . - .Y .-- ' ' H ..- .-. ' t ..- ... . , l .
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