Magnolia Swaney High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (McNabb, IL)

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tudent Government Day The students above were elected by the Student Council to be the janitors for Student Government Day, October 14th. Bob Kinney, the principal, with the help of his secretary, Connie Happold, and his assistant principal, Ron Dean, had a very successful day. Every teacher knew his lesson for the day. The regular faculty was free to go to every class except his own. This was our fourth and most successful year for Student Government Day. This schedule of classes was followed that day English IV-Caroll K. fBuntingJ English III-Connie H. fStarkj Home Ec. I-Sally W. QW. Hewittj Ag. I-Dick A. 1Sichtaj Pl. Geom, -Ethel M. 1Mavillej English II-Donna G. fBuntingj Gen. Science-Dottie S. KSichtaj Bookkeeping-Bill H. fMavillej Typing I-Chuck S. CL. Hewittj English I-Nancy D. lBuntingj Biology-Sydney S. fStarkj Home Ec. III-Kay A. KW. Hewittj Ag. III-Elmer M. CSichtaj Sol. Geom, Trig. -Ron D. CL, Hewittj W. History-Lois B. lStarkj Chemistry-Fred S. lMavil1ej Algebra I-Linda B. QL. Hewittj Am. History-Eleanor H. KStarkj Home Ec. II-Janet S. CW. Hewittj Latin I-Betty H. fBuntingJ Ag. II-Ben D. fSichtaJ Girls' P.E. -Janet H., Harriet R. KW. Boys' P.E. -John H. fMavi11eJ Baseball-Jim K. fMavilleJ Hewittj

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Magazine Sales As in years past, the Annual Magazine Sales were conducted in the fall of the year. And, as in years past, the hard-working Freshmen and Sophmores bore the bulk of the selling load. They far outsold their upperclass competitors . Sally jo Wolf was a re- peat winner in this salesmanship derby, receiving the Curtiss Oscar for superior sales ability. Ben Day won the radio given in the drawing among the various high sel- lers. In this picture are also shown the class presidents, who were in charge of their classes' efforts . Junior tore The Junior Store is under the manage- ment of janet Strode this year. Their sales were good the first semester but dropped slightly during the second sem- ester while the students were enjoying a free milk program, sponsored by the school board through the government P surplus milk dispensation system.

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Glee Club 1 1 I 4 1 The Girls' Glee Club, a group including all the girls in high school, has performed well in their public appearances this year. Mr. Dewey is the Club director. The group in- cludes, bottom row, left to right: Eleanor Hewitt, Carol Nelson, Ruth Jensen, janet Strode, Lois Bunting, Dottie Stark, Donna Grasser, Nancy Dean, Sally Wolf: second row Connie Happold, Harriet Robinson, Betty I-laws, .Janet Hewitt, Linda Brown, Kathryn Beard, Dolores Brown, Myrna Deboltg top row: Nancy McKirgan, Lydia Glover, Dor- othy Mekley, Beverly Combes, Darlene Powell, Mary Rice, Mary Wood, Marilyn Mattern, Kay Ashdown. O Come, All Ye Faithful was beautifully sung by the Girls' Glee Club in their ap- pearance in the Christmas Cantata, Dec. twenty-first. The closing scene of the Cantata is shown here. A depiction of the manger scene, it was a fitting close to a truly fine pro- gram.