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0911 A1Hi1:nir. me mill C511 STUDENT COUNCIL. ....... Dear Hearts and Gentle People LIBRARY ........ .......... .......................... ' ' Tell Me Why F. H. A. ..... . F. F. A. ......... ..... . HOMECOMIN G ...... BAND ................ CHORUS ........... MAJ ORETTES ........ ............ Wonderful Guy The Girl That I Marry ..... Shine On Harvest Moon ....... Home Town Band ............ That Lucky Old Sun ............. You Do Something To Me YEARBOOK STAFF Let's Take An Old-Fashioned Walk JUNIOR PLAY ....... ........................... Make Believe SENIOR PLAY ........ .... ' 'Just One Of Those Things DECLAMATION ..... ......... I Said My Pajamas I 3
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V 'iiitherfsa Nu iilfnntnrrnw This year for the first time our students received the benefits of a hot- lunch program. Students from the country welcomed a hot Well-balanced meal after the cold sack lunch of the past. For the small sum of 25c per meal, a varied menu is served every day by our capable cooks, Virginia Rash, Lorene Bell, Virginia Kendall, and Dorothy Douglas, under the direction of Mrs. Edwin Thomas. Many students have helped in clearing the trays or collecting the quarters for the cafeteria style meals. 5 Runnin' milf!
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f I L 13 Back row, left to right: Fred Smith, Wayne Barberie, Joyce Lawton, Kent Goodin, Richard Smith. Middle row: Junior Hitz, Mary Aleshire, Shirley Lord, Alberta Dowacter, Phyllis Marr, Dick Miller, Nancy Metternich, Joyce Martin, Barbare Payne, Marilyn Kennedy, Jerry Cookson. Front row: Mrs. Mariann Metz, Shirley Powell, Merle Post, Janis Waner, Kayo McCollum, Miss Carrie Prentice. Bear 'il-Iearta aah Gentle Female Student Council officers are: president, Merle Post, vice-president, Janis Wanerg secretary-treasurer, Shirley Powell, advisors, Mr. Lawton and Mrs. Metz. The Student Council is an organization which tries to help carry out the plans of the school. This group is responsible for many of the all-school social activities. The second annual homecoming which was originated and sponsored by the Student Council was held December 5, 1950. During the County Tournament some of the members worked at the concession stands. We received one-tenth of the money taken in during the tournament. A farewell party was given by the Student Council, at the home of Mrs. Metz, for Mr. John Lawton who left for the Navy in January. Miss Daniels was chosen to fill his place as our other advisor. An all-school card party was held at the gym. on February 23.
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