Newell High School - Panther Parade Yearbook (Newell, IA)

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LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Paulson, Bonita Williams, Alan Schultz, Gladys Kies. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Zem ke, Virginia Barels, Polly Schumann, Pauline Nesheim, Ruth Porath, Judy McKenna, Burnell Kischer, Linda Frandsen, Sandra Zemke, Violet Kies, Donna Fit- chett, Alice Mohr, Dixie Baker, Sharon Mileharn, Shirley John- son. THIRD ROW: Anita Larsen, Gayla Peterson, Denise Benna, Mary Frerichs, Eldona Krogstad, Karen Arends, Judy Hunter. MUSIC MAGAZINE Synthia Sanders Georgann Thomas, Sally Witter, Helen Barnes, Coleen Janet Frolund Henrich, Connie Knack, Sandra Russell, Denise Harris, Pam Minden, Darnell Pedersen. 41

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PEECH THREE ON A BENCH H Barnes J Chne, D. Gutz, J. GRAY BREAD L M1leham J McCrea, T. Witter, RADIO SPEAKING B. Crilly, E. Krogstad A. Schultz, B Groth G. Archer, J .XX 1 DECLAMATION P Schumann D Harms A Larson S. Mileharn, K. Arends, S. Sanders L Mueham S Russell T Wltter H. Barnes, A. Larson, P. Minden J McCrea D. Benna. O E ACT PLAYS