Okemos High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Okemos, MI)

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SP Sponsors Annual Community Services Assembly President Dick Hill presides over weekly Student Parliament meeting. About 25 club and class representatives belonged to the organization. Freshman boys present a wrestling demonstration, the freshman contribution to the Community Services Day Assembly. 24

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Powell, Bob Graham Reign over 'Broadway9 The oriental mood created in dance decorations based on the show “Tea House of the August Moon begins with the entrance. sentatives Marc Pruim and Cindy Wang; sophomore representatives Kathy Keena and Jay Breslin; freshman representatives Doug Diller and Marilyn Martin. Sophomores finish their second-place winning float, themed “Bye Bye Greyhounds 23

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OHS students reverted to the archaic practice of slave-buying on Community Services Day, sponsored by Student Parliament October 29. Slaves Maureen Baker, Marilyn Martin and Doug DeLind were sold singly at the Community Sendees Assembly. Kirk Campbell and Chuck White carried their buyer to class on a stretcher, while Bob Graham was bought outright for $7 by counselor Dorothy Peterson for the senior girls. Staunch Republican Jay Guertin was sold to the democratic JAGS to publicize President Johnson all day. Student Parliament collected $105 for Community Chest from the slave sales and class skits. Senior boys paraded in a chorus line, juniors impersonated the Beatles, and freshmen presented a wrestling demonstration. Mr. John Bjorquist, Mr. Dan Cahill. Mr. Ron Westrate and Mr. Joseph Walbridge provided musical entertainment with a guitar-harmonica-voice ensemble. Under the leadership of President Dick Hill and sponsors Mrs. Betty Goldstein and Mr. Walbridge, Student Parliament also sold OHS sweatshirts and sponsored the annual Homecoming dance. Mr. John Bjorquist plays electric guitar as a part of a skit. Freshman Maureen Baker awaits day of drudgery as a slave. Slaves were sold by Chinese auction. 25 Bill Breckenfeld. Dave Premoe and Dennis Zuver display “feminine” charms in senior skit.