Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Homecoming attendant Nancy Carey is an attractive black-haired senior whose refined manners and con- siderate nature make her well-loved by the many who know her. A very studious and quiet girl, Nancy adheres to the old adage of all work and no play make Jack a dull boy. Nancy is seen at many athletic events and dances. Janis Mull is a friendly girl with a happy-go-lucky man- ner. Her haiel eyes and chestnut hair sparkled as she was crowned attendant at the homecoming ceremonies. Janis’s athletic ability and leadership is shown in her work in Leaders Club and as president of the Pep Club and Terpsichore.

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Reigning over the 1959 Homecoming, Janis Mull, Queen Virginia Schubert, and Nancy Carey watched with approval the program presented at the varsity. The Royal Entertainers were David Walker, Buddy Lawrence, Mr. Don Beene, Mr. Charles Kassinger, Mr. Wayne Nelson, Don Lindley and Judy Nelson. Tbe royal party, consisting of the Queen, her attendants, and their escorts led off the first dance with music provided by the Serenaders” under the direction of Mr. Kassinger. 26

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The basketball season got off to a hilarious start as these irreverent sophomores razzed the LHS team from coach to water boy. To the stirring strains of Mack the Knife the girls in Terpsichore swing into action. This pom-pom routine was per- formed at halftime of the Shawnee-Mission East game.