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Building went nn in Vv'hen the ground was broken on a warm August afternoon, our new school building was started. On cold, snowy, sub-zero winter days, on balmy, thawing, muddy spring days, and back again to warm summer days. the construe' tion workers have been busy. Each day through' out the year the structure has come nearer completion. ,Q 'xxx Cranes. girders. bricks. pipes. and many other con- struction materials were in evidence. Progress was shown day by day as an open field be- came the promise of tomorrow. Xlcifuen Grocery-Cfouil I'ru,tf .ll Gum! Print Cl'll11.l!'l H.1rtlw.irc Coiiip.1i1y-Hiniluuw, Paxrlf, Trqi .mf Cilfli nil, Wind and Sunshine Cranes, bulldozers, and cement mixers have become common sights to us as we watch the men put steel girders, pipes. bricks, and cement floors where they belong. As this program goes on and on, we are waiting for the day when we may witness the dedication ceremonies ot this new building, ...av MM 1' 1
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5 Ana. M-, l 2 On August 6, 1957. Dale Christner. Robert Cal- lander. Loren Hahn. Walter McDonald, Har- rison Hossler. John Coppes. Haskell Osborn. Dr. Ray Fleetwood. Levi Tobias. Lowell Mc- Cuen. Lnlxflar Stoops. Charles Lehman. and James Vveddle broke ground. ? Nluddy bulldozers cluttered the future campus of N. H. S. Nlelllur Slit 4 Steel girders made dangerous footing for con- struction workers. illrump L.lt'.lIlL!'N .mtl lliw.-r'shfj11,ll1!i filiillllll xt' gitllUP,ll7XT1lHlKIVIVIII Sfwti 'rm Xlnu. Xllllu Ilfmllzlv Sfmw fm Xlwmfz
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Iiinq and Uuenn nf Hearts were Crowned . N ,1 405. Judy Rose was queeng Larry Lakins was king. Linda Chandler, john Hummel. Rosemary Miller and Gerald Malttern were senior attendants. 6 The King and Queen of Hearts were crowned at the annual Valentine Dance which was held at the Nappxinee Cwminunity Building. The Student Council spiwnsured the eleetiun :ind completed the eeremwnies :it the dance. Vance Lopp. Student Council president, cruwned the queen. judy Ruse: .ind Vundui XX'ysimg, Stu' dent Cuuneil secretary. crowned the king, Larry Lakins. After the l,UI'IDLll1IlCS were over. the danee hand. Three Hits and Il Miss. dedic.ited ai sung, True Love, tn the king rind queen Linda Jones, Linda Price, and Martha Hartman were court attendants. Q 1 'r Kx 7 ' Newvtijv r Templetun's Sllell Service--.'llurki'f mmf Clark Slri'i'ft Muther's lee Cre.nn-liiluunl 1.nmlal
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