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Page 10 text:
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The great publicity battle is on it's way! The cam- paign managers for the senior candidates are: Frank Parish, Delores Klubertanz, and Webb Spraetz. The Student Council members are busy tallying votes: Bruce Taylor, John Eisele, Frank Wichern, Joan Keller, and J'oAnna Cox. Plaul Haakenson, Pete Moran, and Pai: Friedland won i.n the Junior Class campaign. CLASS ELECTIONS Posters and Politics lt's a short while before elections and the halls are decorated with colorful campaign posters and signs endorsing the various candidates. Early in the day we iind the campaign managers and candidates loaded down with boxes of gaily delclo- rated campaign ribbons. Before the hands of the clock move far, the ribbons have changed hands and are now being worn by loyal students, who want to let everyone know whom they are sup- porting. But soon elections are over, the results are known, and the hours of anxiety are past. The new and eager leaders are now in the spot- light and raring to go. The carefully counted bal- lots reveal that the junior Class elected as its officers: President, Pete Morang Vice presi- dent, Paul Haakenson, and Secretary, Pat Fried- land. The Senior Class elected Les Nesbit, Bill Mueller, and Barbara Hoppe, as its officers.
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FALL PLAY Our Hearts Were Young The hilarious roaring '2O's were recreated at East last fall when the student body produced Our Hearts VVere Young and Gay by Cornelia Ottis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, This play brought back many memories, to the parents, and familiarized the students with the fads and fashions of their parents' teen-age era. The three-alot comedy is the story of two young American girls, Cornella and Emily, who travel- ed to Europe via ship in 1923. Their problems and experiences evoked many a hearty laugh. The costumes consisted chiefly of long-waist- ed, heavily beaded, knee-length dresses for the girls, and striped trousers and spats for the boys. These added much sparkle and color to the production. In fact a member of the audience was heard to say, amid his chuckles, T'd come again, just to see those clothes ! Under the superb direction of Miss Margaret Vtfilliams, the cast and committees Worked very hard, with the result being a gratifying and highly An inopportune case of the measles brings many anxious and questioning glances - .Tore Nemetz, Anita Swingle, Dick Johnston, Karen Kehl, and Pam Austin. Karen Kehl gives Anita Swingle a piece of her mind in their cabin aboard ship. The feeling of a job well done. Here the camera after curtain-call: Front Row: Inge Schroeder, Daniel Wee, and Second Row: Pam Austin., Joseph Nemetz, Karen Kehl, Dick Johnston, and Nancy Back Row: Jefan Mickelson, Janice Crapp, cast poses for the Gail Sholts. Anita Swingle, Frailing. Kathy Seifert, Morgan, John successful fall play for 1957. Gpridon Taylor, Larry .Oppreicht C-aw Eisle, and R1Ck Frederick. -7...
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