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Junior-Senior Prom April 26, 1946, will stand out as one of the most important dates in the high school lives of the Senior class of 1946. On this memorable oc casion, as guests of the Junior class, they were entertained with the Ju- nior-Senior Prom. This year the Prom was held in the Empire Room of the Vendome Hotel in Evansville, Indiana. The Empire Room, a beautiful ballroom, is decorated with murals of landscapes and with mirror walls. The music was furnished by a local Evansville orchestra of ten pieces which played from 9:00 until 12:00. Midway through the evening a delicious buffet supper of sandwiches, salad, and drink was served. Transportation to and from the dance was provided by two chartered buses. The people who enjoyed this unusual treat included the members of the Senior and Junior classes, the members of the school board and their wives, and the faculty. This was one of the most unusual and most enjoyable proms ever held by the Norris City Township High School. All those who were for- tunate enough to be able to attend this affair wish to thank the Junior Class for their very successful and truly different prom. Page Twenty
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JUNIOR CLASS In September 1945, we again enlisted for service in good old N C T H S Our class which is the smallest in school, has participated in every activity possible., We were Well represented in band, basketball, and many other ac tivities. We have worked hard selling cokes and hot dogs at basketball games in order to have a good prom for the seniors. John Randall Johnson, W. D. Norris, and Jerry Harper were chosen as Student Council Members. OFFICERS President: Doris Gerdes Vice President: Ben Boyd Secy. and Treas.: June Henson Sponsors: Miss Grantham, Mr. DeJarnett and Mr. Cole. First Row: Elsie Austin, Alice Blazier, Ben Boyd, Fred Carroll Jr Second Row: Doris Mae Gerdes, Jerry Harper, Ida Mae Healy June Henson Third Row: Beulah Kennedy, Correne Johnson, John Randall Johnson Ivan John S011 Fourth Row: W. D. Norris, Lillian Oliver, Kenneth Spence Roberta Wade Unpictured Juniors: Wyatt Martin and Ruby Nell Patton Page Twenty-two
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