Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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NOT CNCE, Betty jane Loos and Eddie Pope, Circulation depart- ment of the Vista, discussing the annual sales campaign with Betty Sue Wilson, the Editor. PAGE SIXTY nv-Mme Barbara Iidwards, Roberta Case, Al Schuck. Don Selmich, and Clifford Downard meet to develop pho- tography plans for the year. The Vista is a bool which students are happj to show to their familie and friends. Each year every effort i put forth to produce a bet Betty Sue Xvilson makin a sale to W'anda Rudisell wit Lary Linker waiting to sig on the dotted line.

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The Hoosier Pour. AND FANCY- Tulv Row: Peggy Wise from li-Town did a cute song- All I Want For Easter Is My Two Front Teeth . gIoAnn Schaumloetfel sang a song and did a tap. Alma and Cheryl Robertson did a Mother-Daughter tap. Cheryl also sang a cute little song. Blossom and Sunshine was played by Earl Kuhlmann and Byron Rupp who put on a funny skit. Bnllnm Row: Orville Hendrixson, a sophomore, made his contribution by playing his accordion. The center picture is Anna Mac Banks from Taylor High School. Anna won first prize by singing Nobody NWins In The Game of Broken Hearts. She has a very lovely voice and also is an accomplished pianist. Belly Morgan from Hooven did a very graceful ballet dance. The Amateur Show, sponsored by the Senior Class of Harrison High School, in the High School Auditorium on january 3l, was a great success. The class was most appreciative of the wonderful support which resulted in a capacity house. Special thanks were due all the participants, who, by splendid cooperation, were responsible for an evening of fine entertainment. Special mention is due those entertainers who appeared on the program as guest performers. Among those were: The Kentucky Playboys, The Oklahoma Cowgirl. Luella Duncan, and No account of the evening would be complete without mention of the wonderful job done by Bob Keen as Master of Ceremonies. He handled the entire performance with remarkable ease and ready wit. Prizes were awarded to: First-Anna Mae Banksg Second-Willetia Bourqueing Third-'William Kaiserg Fourth-Anna Marie Williainson. The judges who so commendably performed the difhcult task of choosing the winners were: Mr. Jenkins from Taylor High Schoolg Mr. I.inker from Harrison High School: Mrs. Hayes from E-Town Schoolg and Mrs. Hannaway from Miamitown. PAGE FIFTY-NINE

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BUT ALL YEAR ter book than the year be- fore. Many hours are spent in planning the design, page arrangements, and appear- ance of the book. These pictures are only incidental. Don Printy - whose sense of line and form!!- served him well in the art and layout work. Martha jacob, Assistant Editor in charge of busi- ness, meets with the Advertising group-Keith Myers, Joy Kittle, Billie Mae Shosie, Paul Rechenbach, Mari lyn Miller, M. Jacob, Carl Greenham, Hazel McGuire, and Les Flick. Dolores Hoerst, Musicg jack Linker, Athleticsg June Fuchs, Prophecy, La Vadis Bourquein, Willq Helen Clark, Historyg and Bradford Estes in a meeting with Joyce Lawwill, Assistant Editor, responsible for story content of the Vista. PAGE SIXTY-ONE