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Variety lends spice in nur so vial 1175. 1- 'I i kg' ' it' vp, '.3A :J 1' . ' X15 '13 .. V qw, 1 -. Almost recognizable in their disgiuse lor the Barn Dame are lstandingl Pat Glancy, Evelyn Eddy, Duane Swinncy, Ellen Mauldin, Patsy Peace, and Mary .lo Walker, lsr-ntedt Mary Dickmann, Marisue Sli:-ridan, Nancy Ryan, Jodie Moroney, Alice Bradshaw, and Mary Jo Slwipp. Page H6 Marquetters find themselves rocking with laughter at such gala affairs as the barn dance that the seniors give to welcome the freshmen in September. Guests arrived, uniquely costumed and almost disguised - with that definite fresh from the farm look. The biggest surprise of all was that Clifford Ginn had brought his tractor to furnish barnyard atmosphere. To com- plete the scene, the seniors had stacked bales upon bales of hay in preparation for a night packed full of fun and entertain- ment. Another highlight of the year was the kid party. Donning their kiddie clothes, the seniors spent a hilarious evening iumping rope, playing lacks and iust being kids once more. Since little kids are always hungry, the girls prepared a pot-luck supper, a fine climax to any evening. Kathy Detamore, Al Houston, Joan Taylor, Pat Clements and Louis Ford take a breather before getting back to that do-si-do.
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We he er Queen kathy Queen Kathy and Captain Scholtz be- gin the royal dance. The Coronation Ball Queen Kathy reigned at the cornation Ball held in Marquette Hall, October 1. Queen Kathleen Detamore and King Bob Scholtz were escorted by Maid-of-Honor Celia Llewellyn and Bill Detamore, seniors, Pat Tameny and Louis Ford, seniors, Kay O'Leary and Clyde Hightower, iuniors, Cecilia Ptannkuch and Tommy Shipp, sophomores, Susan Bowles and Richard Howell, sophomores, Ellen Mannas and Jimmy Watkins, freshmen, Jo Ann Edmiston and Mike Tameny, fresh- men. Everyone agreed that her Maiesty was honored by a wonderful ball. Ellen Mannas and Torn Watkins Susan Bowles and Dick Howell The first dance is reserved for the queen and her father, Mr, John Deta- more. Jo Ann Edmiston and Mike Tamney Eage H5
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It's time for the kid party and Frances Hilburn can't wait for the dinner gong. Bill Syron tries lfiis hand at skipping rope as Matt Hodson and Bill Detamore turn the rope. Hold your tongue iust right, Bill' The dinner was scrumptious! .Iolin Ennis Bill Detamore, and Bob Sclioltz look sat: isfied. Eddie Peace is still eating like a big boy. Hume Bill Heath is beginning to look sick.
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