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Ruth and Mary Wall Candice Wilson Fourth Notes Chesterettes 3rd place lst place 2nd place ,....1-...--W Jody Beck Vosen Girls' Trio Melvin Mikkelson Janice Struck ,Terry BCCR TALE T SHQW The Kremlin High School Chorus, under the able direction of Miss Arlyce Gallus again sponsored the 1961 talent show. The traditional theme, Saddle Serenade, was carried out with gym decorations portraying a western scene. Dan Johnson from Northern Montana College acted as master of ceremonies. Prizes of 320, 315, and 310 were given the happy first, second and third place winners. A dance immediately after the show rounded out the evening's ac- tivities. Music was provided by Red Lee's Orchestra. The proceeds of the show, plus the chorus funds from previous shows, were used to buy a piano for the school. Page 36 Wm'
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VIXENS' PEP CLUB During the year of '60-'61 the Vixens' Pep Club was very busy. They worked be- hind the concession stand at the home basketball games, purchased new uniforms for the cheerleaders, rejuvenated the school spirit by working up a new school song, and sold tournament booklets for the 1961 District 11 Class C Basketball Tournament. They topped the year off by going on a picnic. TOP ROW, from left to right: Miss Patricia Casey, Advisor, Shirley Gomke, DeeAnn Bulman, Barbara Struck, Janice Ordway, Carol McCormick. SECOND ROW: Edna Rolston, Gail Pollington, Sharon Howser, Eileen Murdoff, Margaret Rolston, Mary Wall. CHEERLEADERS: Joan Johnson, Linda Nelson, Margie Reese, Beth Reese. Page 35
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CARNIV L The Kremlin High School carnival was sponsored by the Student Council on October 1. The Baseball Throw. String Pull, Ping-Pong Toss, Nickel Toss, Dart Balloon, Novelty, Toyland, Raffle, Cake Walk, Sugar Shanty, and Bingo booths provided enter- tainment for the crowd that turned out between 7:80 and 9130 p. m. The Fish Pond was the seventh and eighth grade concession. Music for the dance that followed was by The Rhythm Kings. Some of the proceeds were used to buy a camera for use on the annual. Page 37
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