Preble High School - Prebleaire Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Senior Christmas Play Every year the senior class gives a play for the mentally handi¬ capped children of the community. At the end of the play, the kids are given candy and small toys. Comments by several seniors: “I was surprised by how the boys acted. They were better than the girls. “I thought it was really worthwhile. I think the seniors got just as much out of it as the kids.” I was nervous at first, but after I started talking to the kids I real¬ ized they were just like any other kids.” Ji ... ■ • - •: ;? . • ' 32

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the 1973 Junior Prom. The decore utilized deco¬ rative murals, a wishing well, and a fountain to add to the restive atmo¬ sphere. The combined efforts of many Juniors spending long hours of work on the murals, de¬ picting different coun¬ tries of the world, en¬ hanced the evening of over 100 couples. High¬ lighting the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen, Steve Fox and Jody Jaklin . Mitzi Swim tells how she saw the night: “Prom night, when I saw all the couples oohing and ahh- ing at the scenery, it final¬ ly struck me that all the sore fingers, aching backs, and untiring en¬ thusiasm which went into the hanging of the mu¬ rals, crepepaper, plus the dragging of the chairs and tables up from the cafeteria, was well worth

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Forensics Play This year’s forensics play was entitled, “The Farce of the Worthy Master Pierre Patelin.” It’s the story of a poor lawyer who gets his client off the hook by trickery, but because of the trickery loses his fee. The play made it to the district contest. DIRECTORS: Mrs. Margaret Muehl Mrs. MaryAnn DeSalva CAST: BradCayse John Greer Scott Krider Debbie Pierquet Dan Walker 33