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Connie Drake . . M759 jzcarrfaye ECAOQQ' 7 . . . Debra Stohler Agnes ..... . . Theresa Randolph Julie Rankin . . Stan Parker . . Waitress .... Charles Fenton Mrs . DeWinter Marvin ..... . Mr. Murphy . . Miss Jansen . . Mr. Ashton . . . Miss Calloway. . . . . . . Beth Bennett . . . . Greg Fisher . . Cheryl Fesmire . . .... Terry Littrell Kathie Bronnenburg . . . . . Steve Cox . . . . Bruce Hardy . . . Anita Brown . . . Mark Matlock . Michelle Prentice Mr. Beamish . . ...... Bill Hart Mavis Jones . Mr. Sullivan . Lester . . . Prompter . . . Lorena Hall . . Sam Holmes . . . Jon Padgett . . . . Janice Dempsey Stage Manager. . . . . Mike Mullin Director ..... . Mrs. Karl Keller Student Director . . . Jacklyn Johnson Would you believe that computers are taking over '? This is what everyone thought when the Junior Class Playwas performed. For the first time at acting, the cast and all the behind- stage crew did a terrific job. The hard work and long hours seem worth it when we think of the memories it has brought us. Mkvnlsffi
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ff 1l91'012s 0 an CjI2C5dI2fQ0f5UQI2I22y77 With much anticipation the 1967 Annual Dance was held on October 14, 1966. Three girls were present, each hop- ing to become the 1967 Yearbook Queen. Although the judg- ing was extremely close, Lorena Hall, the Senior candidate was crowned at 9:00. The first runner-up was Diana Main, the Sophomore candidate. The second runner-up was Diane Nelson, the Junior candidate. For Lorena, the evening truly seemed enchanted. The music, p r ov i d e d by Jay Reynolds, WIFE Good Guy, was enjoyed by all who attended. Mr. Mark Lewis and Miss Julie Stoh- ler carried the crown and the gifts during the coronation. The Queen, Lorena Hall, and her escort especially enjoy- ed the evening.
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Ngreenzes 'P gre Qifben 712 gzzofzczfzbn l Initiation this year will surely be remembered for several years by those in- volved. The Seniors approached initiation day with much anxiety, but the Fresh- men didn't seem to know whether to look forward to the day or not. Each class thoroughly -enjoyed the ordeal even though it was quite messy. From cooking breakfast for the Seniors to singing We Love You Seniors , the Freshmen were thoroughly given an induction into MHS. Everything possible was put on their faces and in the hair of the Freshmen, which really stunk up the place. Through it all, the green Freshmen became full-fledged members of Markleville High School. J 31' 21
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