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Christmas Prom Amid falling snow and whistling wind the annual Christmas Dance, The Sno-Flake Fantasy, sponsored by the senior class was held at the Elmer E. Krohl American Legion Post in Etna. The blue and white streamers and snow flakes which carried out the theme of the dance floated as rhythmically as the dancers did to the strains of Winter Wonderland as played by the Hy-Fys. At the close of the evening's festivities, sincere gratitude was expressed to the members of the P.T.G. who kindly con- sented to act as chaperones. Us 1 Fun was the password at the long anticipated Christmas dance. Gay dancing, tantalizing refreshments, and in general an enjoyable evening, hailed the dance as a success for those who attended.
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Adorned in their new beautiful green and gold choral gowns, the Glee Club joyfully rehearses. Whether some of the pieces be merry traditional Christmas carols, or others be the difficult and somber selections of the masters, still these girls put forth every bit of their musical talent to make each performance the best possible. Clee Club The accordionist, Daryl Zwigart, and the pianist, Barbara Mehrlich have accompanied the Glee Club ' on varied occasions. Mary Ann Mrak, president of the Glee Club and the sixteen senior members smile happily as they recall the many pleasant incidents that occurred during their music classes, rehearsals, and perform- ances. Their four years of singing have been the cause of much enjoyment both for themselves, and for their many appreciative audiences.
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Audrey McDunn as Laurie Huntington. Arlene Leitsch as Martha Huntington. Barbara Mann as Gusty- vesky. Class Play . . . fifam in our Gus, you're a genius! THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED November 1 seniors. On these days, they presented their three- act comedy to the public, The little dog laughed, according to an old rhyme, to see such sport Chances are he never saw such unusual sport as happens in this play. Here I am-home from col- lege, declares attractive Laurie Huntington, a sopho- more majoring in psychology, expecting to find a normal, Well-adjusted family! And what do I see instead? A bunch of-of psychological knots. 3 and 14 were exciting days for the
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