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On April 13 the Juniors presented the annual all school party at Roosevelt School in South Holland. They selected as their theme, ' The Old Frontier . They carried out this theme with a beautiful painting of the West for scenery. Their dress was that of the Old West, the girls with long, old-fashioned dresses, the boys as cowboys. Rich De Vries did a good job as master of ceremonies. With plenty of good food, entertainment, and laughter, a good time was had by all. Watch that waisl-lina, girls! Home on the Range. Belles of the Ball. Howdy, Folks! The Last Round up. . . . In his heart he wanted to leave it all . ULL-SCHIIOl PARTI Page Twenty-one
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SENIOR On the afternoon of May 11 the seniors left for the nation ' s Capitol, Washington, D. C. aboard a train from Chicago. They arrived the morning of May 12 and began their sight-seeing tour of this beautiful city. Some of the important points of interest they visited were the White House, Capitol, Smithsonian Institute, and the Mint where they sow money made. It was an opportunity for all to see Congress in action and each student to personally meet his state representative. The most impressive scene was the changing of guards before the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington Cemetery. Following this they visited Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, and took a moonlight cruise on the Potomac River. On the evening of May 13 they boarded the train for home. This trip was planned by Don Boender, Beverly Van Kley, Faye Van Oyen, Jim Molenaor, and Mr. Oppewal, class sponsor. Mr. and Mrs. Oppewal and Mr. and Mrs. Landhuis accompanied the group as chaperones. Page Twenty
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OKAIOlilML The Oralorical contest is held each year to encourage and to develop the art of persuasive and good speaking. Students study a moral and social problem and try to bring out possible solutions to these problems. Winners in the eliminalion contest compete against other schools in the Mid-West Oratorical Contest.
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