Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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JUNIOR CLASS President ....... .... Cleo Leonard Vice-President .. .. George Broten Secretary ....... .... .. Loren Shumway Treasurer ....................... ... Elzena Reidt Student Council Representative ... ..... Cleo Leonard Marshal ...................... ... .... Gordon Graupner Activities: Junior Play .. .. March l-2-5 Junior Prom ............... April 15 JUNIOR PLAY On March 2 and 5, nThe Yellow Shadewn, was presented by the Junior class. The auditorium was well filled both nights. From the time the four shots were heard before the curtain until the murderers were found, the audience was, Wsus-picioningn everyone. The portrayal of the parts was very effectively handled by the members of the cast, and they very nicely adapted themselves to fit the character they represented. Much credit is due to the Junior class and Miss Patterson, the director, for the successful production. JUNIOR PROM On April 15, 1952, the Juniors entertained the senior class faculty, and school board members and their wives at the annual Junior Prom. The dinner, which was prepared by mothers of members of the class, was held at six o'clock at the Congregational Church. The rainbow motif was carried out in the dance programs, place cards and decorations Cleo Leonard welcomed the guests and Keith Ansbaugh responded. Mr. Benson, Mr. Campbell and Miss Patterson gave short talks, which were immensely enjoyed. The principal speaker was Mr. Sewell, who told how and why a rainbow is formed. Following dinner, a dance was given in the Moose Hall which was transformed into a shrubbery garden just after a rain. Rainbows adorned the middle of the hall and the orchestra pit. Evergreens were placed between the benches around the edge of the floor. The hall was lighted with colored flood lights which further bcautified the scene. Punch was served from a stand made of trees. The success of the Prom is attributed to Miss Patterson, class adviser, and the members of the Junior class for their splendid work.