Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

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Arthur H111 Patty Gilbert and Linda Former select Twlrlers Charleston W1IhP0m Poms white elephants in their endeavor to increasevotes for at the half time of the Bloommg the Junior Class candidate YOU MIICUCH Same- Baskeflwall ueen Janet Flinn, Junior Class candidate, escorted by Arthur Hill, smiles happily as she is crowned 1959 basketball queen by co-captain Jon Rosenberger. Ianet's election was determined by the successful cam- paign which the Juniors waged in the advance season ticket sales.

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ur- ffl Carolyn Ewtng Fun Frohc queen accompamed by Semor class Presrdent Butch Shedd and other members of her court s1t onthe royal throne whlle berng entertarned by drrlls and marches performed by elementary students T1ny flower glrl and crown bearer are flrst graders Brenda Reynolds and Charles Hall Though each class trres to elect ns candldate, all work together to make the Fun Frollc a Jolly occas ron Semors are busily engaged tn sorung whrte elephants for the Country Store and Frshmg Pond, concesslons sponsored by local orgamzatlons as part ofthe even 1ng's entertamment I U71 1'Ol1C ,A 1 A A Y W ft 5 Y M xx 5 S X 'il A 1 Q b X it be 3 ' f 4 ' l 4 L if 0 e ' E 4 wiV v . A lk L 'im--aA,,r V, ' c Q ' -,mm ii A X Q

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V A tense moment in the play as Gussie is lulled to sleep by the smoothing voice ofthe psychiatrist. Glenda Ringle and Ioan Baker are much interested in the outcome. The cast looks on as Roy Weddle and David Roberts struggle for the affection of Gloomy Gussie fPhoebe Hamiltonj in the senior class play, Cracked Nuts. vit In colorful formal attire the chorus, under the direction of Miss Adams, performs at This prettycreation, made and modeled by Ioan Baker, in the annual style exhibit, shows the first glimpse of spring fashions. the spring festival and arts exhibit. The band stands by in readiness for the next number. RIGHT: Furniture and paintings by MHS Students will probably be found in the homes of tomorrow. Gymnasium decorations were made by art classes,