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Page 47 text:
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Upper: Here Come the Newcomers! Singing are Gary Williams. Sandy Schultz. Dave Bull, Delight Bauer. Mark Haffer- kamp. Steve Schlag. Barb Visto, and Gil Reynolds. Left: Hilarious. haunting. happy, humorous masters of ceremonies Ron Olsen and Ben Dake entertain the audience he- tween acts. Above: Demonstrating her vo- cal talents, Kristi Mills sings Girl from lpenemaf'
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Talent Parade Passes by Warm rounds of applause greeted the performers as the last curtain came down on the final production of the talent show, The Parade Passes By. Designed and directed by Mr. Michael Hibbard, the talent show was presented five times on November 22, for the student body. An evening performance was offered to the public on November 25. Mrs. Alice Jones and Mr. Glen Williams provided musical direction for the six- teen musical acts. Performers in the various acts were Kristi Mills, Norma Winslow, Val Ranches, Ted Sawyer, Leslie Huson, Kathy Johnston, Pam Anderson, Beth Damon, Dave Forgard, Jack Breneman, Leslie Whinery, Chris Fletcher, Cel- tic Six, Newcomers, Highlanders, Paul Losie and the Acapulco Brass, Varsity Rally, and Kris Smither and Company. Above: Leslie Huson swings to the mod- ern jazz beat. Upper right: With grass skirt swishing, Pam Anderson, interprets the hula. Right: Spring cleaning occupies Jeanene Louden's time as she dusts fellow rally squad members Francine Berns, JoEllen Johnson, and Judy Henry.
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S s il f' Y 5 s. s V f 'was a Hearty ay Laughing, embarrassed and smiling faces were everywhere during the first hour of school on Valentine's Day, for that was the time students received their Val-O-Grams, an annual tradition at all Salem high schools. At lVlcNary the King and Queen of Hearts were Rex Yoder and Beula Wood. The royal couple reigned over Valen- tine's Day activities and were crowned at the noon soc-hop, 'gValentine '69, sponsored by Girls League. Everything WasComing Up Hearts as the sophomores staged their first party from 8:00 to ll:OO Valentine's night. The festivity was held with all of the trimmings in the cafeteria. Sophs danced, gamed and listened to the mu- sic of f4The Bananasf'
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