Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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UUTBHLL Lights! Cameras! Fans! Music! Cheers! and Action! We had them all! The beautifully lighted football lield has formed a permanent picture in the minds of those who witnessed the first 'games played under lights here. The Trojan squad of '39 sho-wed their appreciation by coming through with a victorious season. ,Q-'N s, Q0 9v,ava i fJ,.,,...-1-E ' Cameras snapped the largest crowds ever to attend the Valley contests played in Owosso, while the combined forces of the visiting and home bands furnished excellent maneuvers between the halves. :ll 24 :lf Inspiring pep-meetings added to the en- thusiasm of the students. Making a colorful attraction were the new cheer leaders in uniforms. Pk 'lf ik A The Senior Class sincerely wishes the on- coming team a successful season. A 4 Top left: Peggy Hall and Mr. Simpson in Amateur Contest for football pep assembly before the Arthur Hill game. . Top right: Night football game at thet half. QF1int Central.J Third row: Drum majors' Jim Chandler, Mary McLaren, Peggy Bell. Center right: Mr. Kniebes leading the school song. Second row: Jane Wiggins, Charlotte Marshall, Peggy Bell, singing in a football pep assembly. Lower row: Singing at a pep assembly. -13-

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Top 1: Senior class party, L. Frappier and G. Terry, accordianists. Top 2: Senior class party, B. Jeffords and L. Coy, dancers. Top 3: G. Clark, soloist. Top 4: Senior class party. V Lower left: Dwarf in King of the Golden River . Lower right: King of the Golden River. ' . w November 3. Peggy Bell and Peggy Hall presented a novel assembly today on the Professor Quiz idea. Teachers and students racked their brains to furnish answers to the quizzical quips asked by the girls, assist- ed by the band. A November 9. Quite a full day! Two things broke Mr. Cournyer's carefully prepared schedule. First, a lecture assembly-Mr. Hall gave us a talk on Egyptian tombs, murnmies, and stuff. All very interesting. Then the senior girls and their mothers attended a tea given by the Girls Civic League. The program was cute: consisted of a play, two piano solos, and a tap dance. We then retired to the cafe where tea was poured by Miss Osmer and Miss Combellack. November 18. The Senior play, Apron String Revolti' nearly started a revolution 'round these parts. I had nearly as much fun watching the silly thing as the Seniors had in putting it on. December 1. The King of the Golden River was put on by a famous children's theater in our auditorium. I saw many of the high school upper- classmen sneaking in to turn kid again and enjoy the performance to the utmost. ....12.... . 1. 9. Q. -.,.,v N -- 'nw ,. ,L K 1 , , - , s. 9. -. ,. - ,. .- ur p - -' , 4 g :5 -,--' -M 5, . gf A, ,,,.:, 15' -- .- :'- .nv-1--,'.a1'. f f .a . ,1 u . .-I-.-ru-P.. ... '-' - lw- wifi ..f.-. img: r ,Hi ,1-R .4-...gf ag Ii'.:g,2yl--.1 ....- 5-,'i1q.y1if1,EZ:.Q iff-'rQ':a,f.q.1 'T 'K 3, ,, .Qi LIL, -,'i:I 4 , ' Ai' :.'.'-3' 'f '

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