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7 l2' 1 6, il V' 1 r gl ' ' J ' 'I f -. .. F - 3 ' activities Bank of America award winners were George, Dick, Nancy, Sharon, Bill, Madilyn and Volda. Ginger and Delia, student directors of Seventeenth Sum- mer. Madilyn, winner of the l Speak for Democracy speech contest with Mrs. Gundacker, adviser. The band stand at the Junior-Senior Promf The theme was Moonlight and Roses. Bob, Odell, Yvonne, Miss Atwood and Ginger, members of the Announcement Committee, discussing the different announcements. The Sneak Day Committee, whose members are Deanna, Dick, Linda, Darrell and Joan, making plans for an ene ioyahle sneak day, 'tx '7 Q is 'ill I if
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few Q M41 f i J- mms QA Yang seninr Richard, Nancy and Bob, delegates to Boys' and Girls' State. Marlene, Claudette, Donna, Bob and Betty, members ot the Banquet Committee, making plans tor the Senior Ban- quet. Third period ottice practice class at work. Gift Committee including Yvonne, Noreen, and Albert looking over suggestions tor a class gitt. Pat receiving her D. A. R. award. Ginger, Madilyn and Phyllis, members of the Commence- .l P' ment Committee looking over the graduation gowns. The wishing well at the Junior-Senior prom.
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4 1 l Fun and work commingled for a hundred juniors during T953 and l954. That we were active in Student Body affairs is evidenced by the fact that we held four of the nine student body offices. Juniors, too, received recognition for outstanding participation in sports. The Christmas play, Song of Glory, in- :luded thirteen capable iuniors in its cost of sixteen. Many other members of the class made a contribution with the carol- ers and in the construction and scenery crews. The iunior play, Golden River, selected by u committee of class members, was suc- cessfully presented in March. We received our junior rings, and with the aid of a sweater committee chose our senior sweaters. Moonlight and Roses proved to be a beautiful theme for the iunior-senior prom, which was one of the most enioyoble dances of the year. Our final class activities included serving as ushers at the baccalaureate and com- mencement exercises, as well as furnishing an honor escort for the seniors. Loy Wedderburn, treasurer, Sarefine Luis, president, Linda Teixeira, secre- tary, Bryant Allen, vice president, Bobby Lee, council representative. Alice Clawson, Courtenay advisers. Burson: juniurs
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