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Frightened Debbie DeBernardi tries to resist Herb Tooley's advances. With several witnesses, Vic Fox makes a quick sale to Jim Bentley. Cunning les Stephens infatuates flirty Carol Hill ar.d Karen Enz. 24 Spring Saloon girls from the Police Gazette finish the dream ballet.
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For her efforts as Prom Chairman, junior Linda Bailey receives the Merit Award from ASB President, Dernis Lemon. Local contest winner Carolyn Lee applies for the state title. Special Selections Brighten Winter Months Judy Brittell, Kay Mathews, and Scott Woodruff plan polio drive. Early in January, the American Field Service an- nounced the selection of Nancy Thorpe as an exchange student to Brazil. Roseburg was almost as thrilled as Nancy because she is the first RHS student to become an AFS student. Another girl made the headlines when Carolyn Lee achieved the RHS Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row award after taking the standard test opened to all senior girls. As well as being one of the top ten in the state, Carolyn was given the Honorable Mention, equivalent to runner-up. Lyn Keller was voted as the new ASB Assistant Treas- urer in an all-school election. Actually, it was a re-vote, as the first vote ended unusually in a tie. After taking her place in the business office at the change of se- mesters, Lyn exclaimed, I love it! Winter 23
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Before leaving on their honeymoon, Roger Carr and Marie Heup say good-by to loving Aunt Eller. Cast of “Oklahoma” Pleases Huge Crowds Delighting music lovers with such familiar tunes as Surrey with the Fringe on Top and Oh, What A Beautiful Morning, the vocal music department presented Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma during a three-day run at the fairgrounds. In contrast to last year's musical, capacity crowds were able to choose between practically two complete casts. Debbie DeBernardi, Mary Lou Crist, and Herb Tooley handled lead- ing roles for two nights with Marie Heup, Karen Enz, and Jim Bentley completing the double cast. Turn- ing in triple performances were Roger Carr, Kathy Elliott, Les Steph- ens, Kevin Scott, Vic Fox, Carol Hill, and numerous incidental characters. Beautiful dancing added color and liveliness to the outstanding production. Senior Sherry Lindell was the choreographer behind the rowdy square dance that sparked the en- tire audience to loud applause. Spring 25
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