Hopkins High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hopkins, MI)

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Scniar Play The Senior play, A C856 of Springtime, presented on November eighth and ninth, was a huge success. Abra- -cadabra- -abra cadabra. Make a break! l'1l hold him! Let go of mel The Play Cast Shirley Baud, Gene Stephans, Don Doorlag, Bob Riksen, Kathleen Weick, Bill Riksen Joan Thompson, Betty Post, Nancy Pease, Joanne Mur ' g , Rose Kiel, Henry VanDerKo1k. ray, Mary McEwen, Gert Davis Eu ene Knobloch '

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48 juuivr-Seuiar Prom The Junior-Senior Banquet, The Mardi Gras, was held in the school on Saturday evening, May 5, 1956. Van Den Berg Brothers furnished the music. As a climax, a King and Queen were crowned by Mr. Caszatt. The program consisted of: Court Jester, or Master of Ceremonies, Eugene Knoblochg Grace by Linda Cooke, Invitation to Seniors by Dale Fleserg Acceptance of Invitation by Bill Parker, Class Prophecy read by Rose Kielg Class Will read by Ron Chappellg Romantic Ballad sung by Shirley Baird, and, Giftatory presented by Betty Post and Henry VanDer Kolk. Mr. Frosch congratulated the Junior Class for the fine presentation of the Junior-Senior Banquet.

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'miss flapkiusn and Her Kourt vhggifr, ,p 'af 145 ilkiuf' L S' Miss Hopkins of 1956, Kay Brenner, and court were chosen by the com- munity to represent Hopkins at the Allegan Fair, Members of her court were Shirley Baird, Lois Reynolds, Margie Thompson, and Kathleen Weick. The queen and court took part in the annual par- ade from downtown Allegan to the fairgrounds. In the evening, Miss Hopkins and her court paraded in front of the grandstand along with eight other bands and floats.