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Page 56 text:
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aw 'Q 7' W? JMHS lnaugurates Stunning Social Events A variety of dances, planned and sponsored by the social committee, add to the momentous highlights ot the school year and give cause for considerable chatter among the female students. While elaborate decorations are designed, music is selected, and programs are organized, girls are contending with the problems which invariably arise with an invitation to any one ot the events, whether it is the Sopho- more Mixer, the initial dance ofthe school year, the Homecoming Dance, an annual tradition, or the Junior-Senior Prom, the only formal dance.
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'RTW' The millions of little tasks to be taken care of from the John Marshall administrative offices each day are handled by a force of girls who give up time from their study halls to work in the office. The girls shown above are the ones who each day handle the switchboard, run errands and deliver telephone messages to better serve the students. Girls Assist ln Nursing and Office School nurse, Mrs. Vivian Erickson, is shown here with the girls who assist her in the nurse's office. Seated left to right are Sharon Stevenson, Denise Ambrose and Pat Knight. Standing behind are Darlene Sweet, Kitty Jack, Joan Thompson and Mary Clark. These girls serve the office by filing records, supervising the omce and helping the smallpox and Mantoux test shots. ,, 'U-u1 ' Till
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Bib Bop, the annual sophomore mixer, started this year with a big bang. lt was held in the cafeteria and student center after the first home football game. Student Council President Jeff Harris welcomed the sophomores to the school and introduced Diane Hammond, who nar- rated a skit depicting school life. Tom Elkins and Tom Slocumb pantomimed Spike Jones's Carmen , Steve Wilson told a typical 'Mr. Drews' joke, and Becky Love and Sue Kingsbury did a dance routine. The program ended with the singing of the school hymn. Fun was had by all with music played by K-WEB disk iockey, Scott Burton. Sophomores Introduced At Bib Bop Dance Four sophomore boys, wearing the soph- omore bib identification tags, pause below for refreshment during the dance. jf 4-GWB ,im is
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