Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Gary Sallade fVice -Presidentl, Donald Ames QPresidentJ, Sue Allen lSecretary-Treasurerl. Junior Class Our memoirs reveal that the Juniors were predominant in all important school activities. The vice -president of the student council was a Junior. . From the Junior class came all five cheerleaders whose outstanding performance of we1l-co- ordinated cheering helped lead our teams to a victorious season. Entertainment between game halves and other programs was enlivened by the twirling of one of our comely members. We also supplied much of the entertainment for the Mardi Gras. With a splendid spirit of co- operation we showed that we were wizards of finance when we crowned our candidates, Eldon Wink- leman and Janet Tolman, as king and queen of that event. We accomplished this by sponsoring a dance for the Junior High, a bake sale, card party, scrap drive and by the selling and wearing of the absurd Robin Hood hats. We remember that we were gifted in athletic ability, musical talent, and dramatic skill, to say nothing of our brain, brawn, and beauty. Most able officers guided us through a highly successful year which we climaxed with the Star- light prom and banquet where we were hosts to the Seniors. We are anticipating next year when we will attain the prestige of Seniors, and the activities of that year will remain long in our memories. Our pride is that we belong at KHS and we say, Thanks for the memories.