Newberry High School - Tahquamenon Yearbook (Newberry, MI)

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QUEEN CHRISUNAS BAN The Annual Christmas Ball, The Holiday Hop , was held Monday night, December 29, 1958. At 11 p.m. the traditional Grand March began dis- playing the beautiful formals. Afber the March, the line proceeded to the punch table. A glorious evening was enjoyed by all. kmq 'I6

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The mysterious and laughable play Bull ln A China Shop , was presented by the class of 59 Thmsday, December 4, 1958, The cast consisted of J. Surrell, S. F1-ang, A. Furlong, M. Maki, M. Kilpela L. Wright J Swanson, B. Purmort, B. Mom-oe, J. Dav1s,I. vwauam, and A. Johnson. This hour and a half w'as,enjoyed by the cast as well as the audience. semon class pta if PM ,i i W' 'X N Bull in a China Shop was selected as one of the best mystery stories off the year. It was performed as one of the Alfred Hitchcock Presents television series. Tlus play was truly one of the year's most exciting mysteries. The method of enticing a young detective to a home of old maids was original and witty. One after another had to be ldlled to keep the detective around to investigate. When the detective finally transferred departments to stop the crime wave among the ladies they burned the house down. , , Detective O'Fi.rm had joined the arson squad. Few in the audience knew which of the ladies was the mmnderess. I 5

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Jumon Drzom committee Shirley Wood, Jean Reh, Ernie Kracker, Mike Lent, Carolyn Williams, Jeri Thorley, Karen Bessler, Kathleen Ennis , Carol Wynn, Linda Fossitt, Ernie Terry, Sandy Martel. Linda Folstag Jeri Baker, Archie Webber, Carol Clark, Lora antel, Jean Kalnbach. Sandy Martel, Mary Perry, Jim Richmond, Shirley Wood, Jean Reh, Conrad Rader. Viola Carlson, Carol Clark., Archie Webber, Roberta Pu.m Frank Murray, Lora Nantel, Mary Perry, Linda Eolstad, Janice Harriman, Jean Kalnbach, Ben Kinsey, Jeri Baker. Lois Teske, Joe Putvin, Conrad Rader, Charles Dean, John Slcinner, Jim Richmond, Ed Torkko, Doris Katrno, Janice laCross The annual Junior Prom was held May 15th in the Community Building. It was gayly decorated in the colorful spring colors. A wonderful evening of dancing and refreshments were enjoyed by every- one who attended. These pictures are taken of the groups who made the JLu1ior Prom possible. E. J. Berry, the Junior Class President, was camera shy at this time, but we all know he was behind the scenes won-ldng and pushing us on to success in om- projects.