Pleasant Hill High School - Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, MO)

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. mal Wh The Christmas For Xeiftan a t ? Mrs- CO P - Us Cal-ds at Ei da Ia y and I D061 SW' , .Ji 21436 T E' Perf What are You domg . 21 e ? offfvftg gr SIIHIHH On Friday, December 17, 1948, school was dismissed for the Christmas vacation and that night a big formal dance was held in the high school auditoriurn. The gaily colored formals of the girls blended with the more conservative tones of the boys' suits and added the final touch of gayety to the occasion. The music was furnished by some of the country's leading bands, compliments of the phonograph, of course. Refreshments consisted of punch and cookies, compliments ofthe home ec. girls. Everyone seemedto have a good time, and the dance was put down are for another one like it next year. M155 Carli-On? and ents ,girls Were C HR IST MAS FOR MAL as a big success, hopes HOME, EC . DANCE Well, faith and b'gorra, if the home ec. girls didn't have a Saint Patrick's Day dance, on March 17, of course. Breaking the tradition of making this a formal occasion, they all arrived decked out in print dresses and jeans, all ready to try their hand at a big square dance. Besides square dancing there was round dancing, and even a few card games were in progress. A'few accommodating freshman girls served up the refreshrnents which consisted of sandwiches, lemonade and cookies. Everyone had a hilarious time and went hom t ' e horoughly tired but happy. 61

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HllllBAll BA IHIH Left to Right: Mrs. Means,Coach Terrell, Mrs. Terrell, Phillip Bailey, Bobby Lees, Shirley Johnson Mr. Warren Harris, Mr. Hugh Dunn, Mr. Burnett. The football banquet was held December 20, 1948, thanks to the school. Mr. Warren Harris and Hugh Dunn from Missouri Valley gave talks and showed some movies of the Murray College game with Valley. Phillip Bailey acted as toastmaster and presented the queen, Shirley Johnson, with the white football which had been used in all the home games. It had been autographed by the members of the team. Co-captain Bobby Lees pre sented Shirley with flowers, and Richard Jones, the other co-cap- tain, made a thank you' speech and wished next years team good luck. mm After the food, which was so ably prepared by the home economics girls, was consunied the tables were carried away, and there was The presentation of the football to the queen. 62 dancing until 10:3Owhen everyone went home.