Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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AURCDRAN Tor :Quo As F. G. Messenger unlocked The door To The new building, he opened The way Tor addiTional acTiviTies made possible by The improved equip- menT. ThroughouT The school year The principal was aT The helm To supervise The goings-on and To solve The problems oT The school. STudenTs will long remember him Tor his abiliTy To Tell jokes in assemblies and Tor his willingness To cooperaTe wiTh The sTudenTs in curricular and exTracurricu- lar acTiviTies. S..

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DY The enTrance To The audiTorium became Tamiliar To lvluskies and oTher lVluscaTine people Through The increased number oT inTeresTing programs. The dedicaTion, The lecTure-concerT series TeaTuring disTin- guished speakers and musicians, The all- school play, The producTion oT l-landel's Messiah, The homemalcing carnival, and assembly arTisTs were among The highlighTs oT The performances presenTed. One im- porTanT advanTage oT The new audiTorium is iTs seaTing capaciTy oT I378 people. -4- TI-IE Through The Cedar STreeT en- Trance oT lVluscaTine's halT-million- dollar high school building, a Thou- sand sTudenTs enTered Tor The TirsT Time lasT SepTember. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors - all were on The same plane as They wandered Through The maze oT un- Tamiliar classrooms and halls.

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Marinus Jensen supervised Jrhe school caleleria, in which as many as 'rwo hundred lvluslcies purchased lunches daily al a minimum charge. The audilorium foyer ioins Jrhe main hall on second floor, where sludenls ollen slopped al lockers lo discuss lasl nigh+'s dales and lhe Teachers' long assignmenls. l , , l