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High Days — • With a bow, we present a very young lady and a very young man— Froth.” They break in upon the Senior High School routine, song-and-dance with a hi-de-ho of thumb tacks and bubble gum. The show must go on, to we’ll call them Jean and John, respectively; they are the couple who find each other pretty drab in the first act said then find in the remaining three that there’s nothing like talking things over. • Jean, in fact, has convinced Jackie” (She calls him Jackie because it is “cuter”) (it rather seems to fit him) that math is a little too difficult, and be seems to have such a grasp of the thing. At this stage of the game he has the impression that those books are much too heavy and awkward for her— and besides, carrying them home for her is just one of the things that boys are expected to do for their female acquaintances. • Well they are only playing bit parts now, seeing each other in the corridors and the like, but John is one big-hearted cuss way down deep and so he breaks through with two tickets to the Central-East game. (It has taken him all season to get around to it, and besides Jean has her AAA ticket!) FnojH
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MOSKOWSKY. RACHEL: de, iu» HI. Mi Rtil.' dull 10. ii, KELSON. ROSALIE: Kir|.' •pill 12a. OLSON. ANGEI.INE X,. ai.. Illllltf PECK. ANNAHELLH N., al ttvitirs. I I RI.MAN. IRVING N.. 4, itvit»e«. I'klKVE, KIMTII chi.ni in, II; Kirtuli did) II: dal, II. 12; girls »|M»tt 10. 11; «! •»■ rluL 10, II; home room officer 10. II. REYNOLDS. JOHN. u hcr rluh 10. II, |2; (km k.t'lcr In, 11. 12. driimtic (Ink iu. 12; Had llu, I2;»; M dull 12. mirror 12; mIv-iI play Muio •leiir Mej»ic ih‘‘ lio. IM MIl. VINCENT: No aettvi-lie KVEKSON, JANE: honor pin. RYAN, MARGARET Eremh lol loti; Kill ' dak I , n. j.-; girls' •pori» 10. SATER. GR.M E; orcb( l . in. II. 12: girl ' dull 10, II. 12 SdIWOKGI.KR. PIIYU.ISj dm t ioi lfni: onior farewell; ■honoic rluh I la. 12; eirl ' dull II, 12; girl rport III ; (nmit 111,; «-hi il plaj—“Mon »irut llruucuirc 12. SOEII I.K. ROSEMARY: No actlvitir . I'NIil RIIII.L. MARY ,). . matte eluh 12: German rluh 12 I’TTF.R, IIETTA .bmu, HU.; •.-iris' tpwf V. in. ii. 12; lentil II, 12a; er lre awaril 1.1,; ol bomr ri«m ,-otntnittcc 12a; hoinr rm-in officer 12a. SERSTAH. MARCELLA: No activiiir . SPLINTER, GI.AUVS: churns 12; tlriimalti' luh It’. 11, 12; mrl» cluh JO, II. U; girl ’ |nf I ID; hiime room iWKtr ID; • clino I play - A Yjlfulliir Party J|, stephknson. pah No actidttr . TART'AMELIA. TONY: ty mg 12; liaiih all II. 12 TIIADI N. LINDA. No min tie . YACf.HN, JEANNI olm,. ti'eian; clonus in, 12; i|r»-tuatip aalnh 12; Kitllck eluh tiag.iii.V 12; girl ' cluh In. II I?., a yvpjirllii choir II). 12; nr Ultima v. in, II, 12; national -JRteoi Mrfirty 12a; monitor |2; lh it j runtn loiomutor |,bVt ,:- k LI MR. JOHN: f...ih,ll mgr Jna.LlFa; track mgr. III . V|J.Sl II LaOHn. » ’ 0 Im•Let- In. II. 12; I lack I 10, II, 12: M‘ dull 12 TORGESON, ELIZABETH: chotti 10, II. I2I»; dramatic dull I Da. II. trra‘il»rr 12; Kid ' eluh in. 11, |2; col te«etvea girl ' •|mrt H); li'W rouu (■ tierr |l . II. 12; literary »ocicty 12a; national hm»» «crt) 12a; Klee cluh : a • afprlU choir I . II. 12; G.C dime IJ; d«-d ptsy A Valentine Part)' II fWC US H. PAUL: land In. 12; 'aerut -• I ; ”. l' clul. 11. 12; W»jlr II; It khcthall 12: l„K. : 'in. (oolhalt. YOUNG. DAWN ha.kethall 10. III.; girl ' |«irt 10. II. 12. ZEMAN. AD 11.1 11: No act in tir . Graduates Without Pictures tIARKE THEODORE; foot hall II. 12. CRAMER. IIOl'GI .S; N.. -tivities. I RUSHER, MARGARET: girl dull lla, 12; girl roerte lla. UK X .GI.KS. GLADYS choru- lit; c d» dub In. II. 12; gltc cluh PAl LSON. KE.NNI I II no «- untie M ill l.rz VERNON: No activities, SWEET. ESTHER, diorn in. II, Ui; Jtaniain dull HI. II; Kill ' rluh ID, II. 12; uni ' •|» rt. In; home twin -ilficer 10; » drool play—“A alenline Parly ||. WADDEI.I., EUGENI No ac It itie . WOODMAN. MARY MAE No activities. COMMENCEMENT Assisting committee were: motto. Josephine Schwarz, chair man. Rosalie Nelson. Raymond ll.niki. and Roliert Mull; class colors. Alice i miIiii. 1lu1rm.n1. (daily . Nigh . John Reynolds. ami Hilly Yc-l; h.im|uct, Albert Kerim, chairman. Morel Christenson. Tiny ( ticcia. Paul Welsh, ami Jcaime Vaughn; party, Jim Meyer, chairman, Betty Tnrgcsoit, IVier Margctis, Carolyn Marx, Winifred Keyes, ami Howard Olson Arlene I i.rriveati, chairman of ihc announcement committee, had a» her assistant Betty I tier and Mnyhclle Abrahams; I'.dith Prieve. as clvairman of the sparking committee, was assisted l Margaret Ryan, Marcella Scr tad. ami Rosemary Sochlc. The “Kid's Dav committer, headed hy t.ladys Splinter, in chvii-d l.cta Bradley. Linda Thadcn. Harold Gahbei. Donald «•« !-ilard, anti Clayton Barney. The class motto was “Today we follow . tomorrow we had The class colors were i,|,| r«» e and silver. The senior haiupH-t w .ts hcM January 23 in Kennedy Manor at which Paul Welsh was toastmaster Jeanette Ashton played a piano solo, ami Tony I.'ticcia •-mg O Sole Mm anti “Sylvia. Superintcntlcnt Bard well and Princi|«al Waehlcr gave short addresses The banquet was followed hv the chi night program which included the senior farewell address hy Phyllis Schwocglrr: advice to juniors and the junior response l Arlene Corriveau aiwl Helen Mcdilvra; the class prophesy and history hy Vera l-cc ami Rosalia Greco. Pag. Jl
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