Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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l NN ii .NN 05 BARNEY HAYES, President VINCENT IJAVOIE, Vice Prexident GERALD Mc:NieHoLs, Secretary-Treaszlfer DARRELL KERRY, Representatitie to Council Nw Claw This yearls class of luniors conducted the high school through a successful year of fun, gayety, and history-making events. The first of these was the junior class play, Tillie of lllooms- bury,'! directed by Miss Quinn. Tn this production they proved their ability to cooperate with one another by making the presen- tation the outstanding success it was. Not only dramatically but also financially the Juniors put it over with ease. The next opportunity that was presented to the bluniors was one to show their ability in artistic trends and took place on February 21. lt was the occasion of the annual Junior lJl'O11l6H2lflC, given in honor of the departing class of Seniors. Silver airplanes dominated the decorations. For those up-andscoming juniors the theme was very appropriately chosen. Once again. the juniors cooperated with one an- other to the fullest extent to make this dance the foremost formal of the year. One day in the spring the Juniors came to school dressed in a Way that made the other students wonder whether spring really did have them in its power. This was the last occasion this class had to get together as .luniors+liideDay. Curls, short skirts, knee-trousers, and lollipops found their accustomed places in the gala apparel of this big, happy family. This year's class deserves a great deal of credit for their splendid work in doing what was required of them and carrying it so successfully. The Aluuiors supported the various school and class activities with the utmost ability. liven though the one ihundred and seventy-seven members of the class did keep the various situations ilinder control. they were far from dead and dull. These activities which they spon- sored prove that point. livery year the belief is expressed that the class of out-going juniors is the best the high school has ever had, or at least they will never seen another one like it again. This time, let's give three big cheers for the incoming Juniors and hope that they will carry on the traditional position as juniors as well as this class before them did. f I X 1 ' .1 sd I . If jg, 7. I, . f Q J cg rib x r . - f - I . 'K i N: - ,' , fn , x .L ci ' R I ' x ll gxx R' v 1' . I I f Q 'v L i X N l' ' 1: mx ' Y 2 T l 7 t D 45 kK f ' , X x ' ' 4 J . f- X il , N xr 1 I 'X xx l D A I 1 5- , V 1 T ' 'LK in it I xx ' N N x 4 1 'xp 5 X - Twenty-Two X X R 9

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