Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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GIRLS' LEAGUE President ...,...A., ... . R uth Domaschofsky Vice-President . .,... Betty Lu Siegman Secretary ....... .,.... E linor Cheshire 'Treasurer .A,v..,..............,A .,.... I mogene Green Charm School Leader .... Pauline McKercher Additional council members: Nelda Gunter, Mil- dred Warris, Ethel Potter, Mary lane Copeland, and Dorothy Hicks. The girls were advised by Miss Emily. This year the attractive damsels made their debut early in the fall with a skating party. About ten girls went to the Girls' Conference in McMinnville. Spring came: ideas began to sprout in their pretty heads. They sponsored the annual Print and Cord week. Then to help along the saying, In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, or maybe just to celebrate spring, a party was held at the end of this special Week. The Kinfi and Queen, elected by popular vote, were Kenneth Green and Mary lane Copeland. The girls honored their mothers at a Mother and Daughter party. This was the only function during the year where all the mothers had a chance to be- come acquainted.

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GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is an organization of boys and girls who enjoy group singing. The Operetta, An Old Fashioned Charm , was given March 27, and was enjoyed by a large crowd. This was under the direc- tion of Mr. Heloard. OPERETTA

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DRAMA Student Body Play Our dramatic year was opened with three one-act plays directed by Miss PeQQY Lee Beavis. They were put on in search ot talent for the Student Body Play. The Valiant , a dramatic play, was con- cerned with the last hour ot a man con- demned to death. The parts were played by Fred Bubanlcs, Elvan Pitney, Scot Bailey, Otto Larsen, Dick Bogers, and Bar- hara Lemmon. The Opening ot a Door was a mys- tery concerning the death ot David Par- rish, who came back as a ghost, seeking revenge. The characters were: lrving lanes, Gladys Bryde, lanet Doug- las, Lovicy lones, Chester Hicks, and Mil- dred Warris. Elmer was a comedy. Elmer played by Bill Siegman, was the hero. He saved his younger sister tram persecution by the 30 older twin sisters. Barbara Miller, Alice and Marian Glenn, Alma Davison, Marian Brown, loe Hill, and Harold Marlowe por- trayed the other characters. Growing Pains , the Student Body play, was a three act comedy. George and Terry Mclntyre were the adolescent prob- lem children whose lives were complicat- ed by the arrival in the neighborhood ot a southern girl. Her sophisticated ways charmed all the boys and made the girls envious. Terry and George gave a hilari- ous party, which ended with George go- ing to jail tor striking an officer. At last all the complications were straightened out and everyone was happy. The characters were: Pauline McKerch- er, De La Verne Bay, Elvan Pitney, Harry Hicks, Bill Siegman, Floyd Borgaard, Ken- neth Parsons, Lois Hilton, Marian Gibson, Patricia Richardson, Gladys Handewith, Lorraine Eubanks, and Kenneth Green.