Killeen High School - Kangaroo Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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Rollicking Red Letter Days IEANIE ELLISON reverses tradition as she hands her 'Steady Va1entine,' Doug Hooten, a heart of sweets. IT WAS a long, hard trek, but the un- interested boys were finally shanghaied back stage. Taking advantage of Leap Year, the girls profusely pledge their devotion and beg the guys to be theirs. 26-Student Life CAUGHT UNDER the mistletoe, two students exchange a season's greetings.

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Meet Me In St. Louis MR. DODGE, Greg Westeriield, reprimands his prissy yesman Mr. Duffy, Ron Yelvington. WHILE TIGHTENING the family budget, Mr. Smith, G. W. Shopbell, receives consolation from his wife, played by Iudy Hantke. Set at the World's Fair in 1904, a family of seven represented excitement, heartbreak, romance, and comedy in the Senior Play, Meet Me In St. Louis. Sadly, the Smith family prepare to depart their beloved St. Louis for strange, distant New York City, and just before the World's Fair is about to begin. The cast included Ona Armstrong, Beverly Boc- cieri, Doug Brodie, Charlette Clayton, Patsy Dark, Iudy Hantke, Peggy Hardcastle, Courtney Mank, Carolyn McCann, Donald Oehler, Brady Peterson, G. W. Shopbell, Katheryn Stiles, Colleen Stone, Ron- nie Tullius, Greg Westerfield, and Ron Yelvington. Student Life-25

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SCHOOL RULES of no familiarity on campus were greatly relaxed during mistletoe hanging for the Christmas decore. I' ,M 37 1 L eval iiii iiiiiii I l ,fzfiiilgii . ' With 1 if 5 5' iw A' K f NO MATTER what one's age coloring Easter eggs is still fun. Mike Iones, Kenneth Wood, and Sue Mc- Williams try their artistic hand in the Home Ec. Room. WORKING AT Radio Station KLEN is an annual occasion where on a full day, March 13, students may try their hand at announcing, record- ing, writing, and other necessary work which goes into radio broadcasting. sz- vi, O Q . Student Life-27