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to be the charm 1nd in this clse it xx is lhe third heroine xx is the one xx ho got the put ind kept it Nl XRLH Ihe senior plax is presented to the ad miring eyes of the populace and s again presented Nlarch 4 lhe popu lai stage plax lhree Qornered Nloon xx as the senior s choice and the cast xx as Dorothy W alsh launo Ottelin lalxin Backholm Palmer Berge l pedll Jyd L iei lillian Dah i I Bobbie ane Hyland and Shirlle lxewur NIXRQH We come in second at the state basketball tournament and letters are distributed to the folloxxing seniors Pdgar Boxxeis lack Xloi ris Ray Sundquist Nl lloil Lol lins George Rockxx ell Harold Prickson iid VX al ter Peltola NI XRCH 'lhe Girls league members gix es their annual tolo dance anl the boxs gixen a bleak lh x don t hue t pax the bill Senior girls on the committee xxeie Xlargiiet rice ane lxnk l thelmie l rg l ni int bhirlie lxeizur Doris lxellogg ind Y ixiln Beattx. The motif xvas a P Xloon Over Xliamil idea xvith palm trees stars and a large moon supply- ing the romantic atmosphere. S1 6 On the same day Nlarch 27 xve receive the amaving and exceedingly g Qgf. xvelcome news that Spring vacation ' instead of being only three days as xvas scheduled on the calendar is to be extended to a full week. Nl.-XRCH Vacation starts and for once xve have . decent weather during a vacation. At least it lets up raining once in a while. .-XPRII. The basketball sweater dance is attended by various members of various classes and proves to be a huge success. APRII. 6 case of spring fever, or else a bad cold. Vacations are hard things to get over. Back to school. Everyone has a hopeless l19l XPRII Ihe unior Senior blll is gixen with totem poles lj ind many other examples of Xlaskan art including the north ern lights decorating the hall If go .33 equal X number of seniors slaxed axx ly on committees for the ball lhese xvere ean Nliller Id Be grin Bob beamin Doris bund ane lamerson Palmer Berge Nlarjorie Larlson Delilah Birgei LHope bollingei llma Yan VVormer Henry Iundquist lxarl Rlebe lillan Dahlberg Hlxin Backholm X no corsage rule was introduced and nary a coisage xx as to be seen at the ball lhere w as a bit of grumbling from the girls on the subject but no one heard the boys raising anx objections NI -XX YVe of the senior class dress up ind pro ceed to disport ourselx es foolishlx all for the benefit of the underclassmen VVell that all should be taken back YVe hixe to admit that some of it is for our benefit ind not perhaps that its 1 lot of n M U We go to church for the Bxccillurelte sermon jL'Nl. Class day and xve all xveep. Perhaps weep isn t just the xvord but it serves the pur- pose. YVe get our annuals and develop serious cases of xvriter s cramps. HILXI. We hie ourselxes off to Patterson lake and proceed to get a nice painful sunburn. After an enjoy- able day we go home and get f, some rest. JLNP Commencement. Now each one of us is . a full-fledged alumnus and can have the pleasure of wandering around the halls next year just as all graduates do. Such is the history of our class, from start to finish. Sadly we leave these familiar halls, for al- though xve may come back many times in the fu- ture, it xvill never be quite the same as the four happy years we spent here. ..' . .2 , . Q.. . '. 18 '. Y ,' S ' if . . . s in . . A. . L V - 12 3 f 1 , i ' . ' Q31 . ' ,. ' ' 'gg , - . U4 4 , , it ' xx V 'ii ' i gl 4:' 4 4 x 4 L.: 1' , , fs l .I . 1. - '-.ix 4 i , 1 'l 4 , 4 3 , - -1 I l- - 1 1 r 1 1 - Y 4 K Rolf ts - z , l'lc ' l iriv, . z 1 llerg, V 1 Y l . . . Q . . . , . J .1 , , . . , 1 , ', 2 . . , , N , f , , ' , .' 1' 15 .. ' l i CK ,Y v ' 4 4 4 X n. I L l i . 'i . 4 V 4 . 71 ' ' ' ' : il . ' ' , l . H . '- x . j . . 1 '4 - K . - . v . . V 1 , . , , .i . - v i i . , , z - 15 ' ' ' -', . ' . ' ' l s s . ' . - i . 4 - x A A 4 .Y n w v r 1 v 27 . . 1 '. ' ' U ' ' ' ' are . -. ' :H o fy' 1 N i 'Z , - only . - Sz fu . C s S i ' I' ' 3 i ' N: A 2 1' ' 7 ' . , , . ,. , . r. 1 . 1 Ai I I 4 ' L 4 P -, J. 1 ', 1. 1- .11 ke, .Jr 's bl l. 31 1 KA Y 4' 3 J 4 4 ' A r 4 ' L , , . . 1 L I Y sa I 4 4 l, 4 4 , '5 6 , K I . , ' Y 9 r , , :C , 1 4 x 2 4 4 J 4.1: sc I L v v 4 ' r gr I J C K A . Y . 30 4 4 4 4 4 4 , - , 3 . . . f ' 3
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Xlrckelson bherrrran Berttx R1lphGr1nt Bob Dellnex and Brll VVarren VVe present a thrrllrr g rrrxsterx plax under the superxrsron of Mr Harding lhe plax, Drums of Death the cast lfloxd lurner Rolf Pspe dal ack Xlorrrs, Doris bund Marjorie Carlson llxrrr Brckholnr, Margaret Price, Bobbie rne Hxland l rllran Drhlberg and folka Xlasnox DI LP bIBl R burprrse surprrsel Ihrs year we don t haxe to spend our xxholr Christmas xacatron practrsrng the gentle art of wading Une flood a year seems to be all we need XYL XRX VVe trx to haxe mother flood, but are unsuccessful Oh xx ell rt xx as rn were attended and people xx arrdered around the halls asking ex erxorre else rf the rrxer had corrre ox er rts banks xet It hadn t and rt drdn t' l'l BRL XRX We arc haur ted bx the gentle sprrrt of bt Xalentrne 1nd the urrror Chamber of Corrrrrrerce grxes a dance with x rlentrnes 1nd ex erxthrng NIXRCH Our brsketbrll heroes recerxe then letters and those so honored are: George Rockwell l.dgar Bowers, Nlilford Col- lins and Gene Coldirorr. QXPRII. ' i c juniors ' l seniors coopera e 'o- . ce and the A urrior-Senior Ball is 1' result. We have a Nlexican fiesta in all its brilliant color. The following rrrenrbers of our class were on the corrrnrittee: lidgar Bowers Gene Coldrrorr 'Xrnold Nlickelson, ear bliller Doris Sund, Xlil- ' 'e Collins 'X' 'e i diron an R ' loc- e a . NIAY Xarious members of our class have be- come track enthusiasts. ilihesc bovs arc: George Rockwell, Paul Thomas, 'liauno Uttelin Bill Anderson, Milford Collins and Paul Bitar. VVe have a tennis teanr this year and Bob gXl'I1hK and Jack blorris receive their letter in said sport. l18l ex el Strrtrrrrtter and Iloxd lurrrer ire still rrgurng on the debate tearrr of course, rnd thex haxe both tall-.ed therrrselx es into rrrother letter LNP X acatron again and rn three s ort months xxe ll be seniors Seems onlx xes terdrx xxe xxere rn junior high S PII XIBI R School agrrn and here xxe rre full fledged serrrors OC I UBI R YVC unanrmouslx elect Ldgar Boxx ers president of our class lhe other officers are George Rockwell xrce presr dent ane lnrerson, treasurer Dori lxellogg secretarx Nlrlford Collins, sergeant at arrrrs rnd Rax Sundqurst, xell leader gx nr after all these xears NOX I NIBP R VX e lose to Xberdeerr but at l lst haxe the satisfaction of xxrnnrnrr the bouthxx est champrorrshrp Gene Coldrron bhermrn Beatx I d Begrrn Xrnold Nlrckelson lorrr Gillette ldgar Bowers Xxrllre Coldrron Brll lhomls, Harold l rrckson Xlrlford Collins Bob Delanex Ralph Gr rnt Burton Irsher rrrl N rncent lXlCfl rre the seniors xx ho xx on their toot ball letters. DllCl1blBFR We have a snrall-pox scare ar d everxorre including the b'rsketlr'1ll e'nr rcts vaccirrated. l'rrti 'acatio starte watchword around school seerrred to be U 'r rrrx vaccination. After vacation started it xvas still the xvatch xvord but not around school. School xvas the last thought in anyone s mind, especiallx since vacation xvas four daxs longer than usual. 5 .XXL .XRY XX ork starts on the new gxrrr-and the bright and shining faces f rrrany of our seniors are seen peering Ullt of class room xvindoxvs watching the building process. 9 f RLXXRY Ye ave 'a'r snoxv and sun- s ine. 1 ' the sarrrc xx'ee'. Something should be done about this. Senior' play practice starts after a frantic ef- fort to get a heroine. The third time is supposed MSCI-IQCL LOYALTY AND SPIRIT ARE TRADITICDNS AT HCDQUIAM' r ' 1 i ' ' '1 1 1 . j v 1' 1 ' 1 5 -' H ' 1 ' ' 2 -Y I , L I 1 I r . Y, 3 l L 'A it , 2 2 l-V D N l .. , .I Vx - 7 Y . x 1 - A ' s 1 x , Q ' I . , .. X . V. 1 . W . . V . I , 1 i if V H 1 n n k Y! Y ' T ' ' ' ' C I .V . ' - 1 l ' i v v . 5 ' ,U .1 , N27 'J . .l .T. ' 11 1 1 . 1 ., . . , I1 1 - A 1 .' '1 1 ' 1 '. 1 . 11 '. Qlf fr 2 ' 111' ,1 ' ' 1'. 41 1 H is w A --N - .Q V1 is V l J , J , . '1 i . 1 1 ' 1' 1 ' 1 in D f 'ii . V r Y. -ii' .: J , Q , 4 1 ' ,V 1,1 ' 1' 'gr' - ' 1 .1 interesting experiment anyway. Very fexv classes Vlfe are informed that xve are to have a new ' 1 1 ' 7 1 l J' 1 ' I' U. A x I 'i ' ' 1 1 N s i s ' - 4 1 if 1 K 'Q ' ' .' v'iA I '- .' , 1 .e1' '11 ' r, L . . 1 , , - ' 1 . , I . 1 . . . 1 1 Q ,' , . , , 1 '. 1 1 1 1 e X K C K I 1- J l 4 K A W1 x y 1 , 1 ,Y , . I 1 '1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'e th' lh .rne ' mt f r rl 'f' ll n ul IL 13 on - 1 ' I 1 1 1 tl e ' ' W ' ui ' Y ' 1 1 1 1 y C L 1 1 J L Y 1 I e 4 4 1 ' 4 c 1 1 I , X , Y Y V Y 1 A Jxel i , k I 4 I i 4 for l , Y 'rllr Col 1 d olf l'sr Y 1 1 0 1 1 I 1 ., 1 I 4 A YL I 1 1 I I B X ' h r rr . , h rll rn L 1
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