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Shoe Shiner s Drag Birds of a Feather All or Nothin At All Bubbles Toots e Tas els LaTour g SENIQRS For four years this faithful one has worked dili- gently and has strived hard to serve his Castle in all ways possible. He has fought and won his bat- tle and reached the far-away goal of Knighthood. Throughout these years of labor, he has gained a deeper understanding of his fellow Knights, and he has advanced in the knowledge of the ages. Truth is the pathway that leads through the doorway of Honor into the hall of Virtue where Chivalry waits to greet him. Truth, Honor, Vir- tue, and Chivalryg these four will help him trod life's way, wherever he goes. No matter what life gives him to do, he will meet his tasks as a truly loyal and faithful Knight. 25
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'EBSQ'-7-' .m .ii Third Row-Eddie Glasscock, Ed Donahue, Jack Greenen, Ross Cook, jim Greenen, Paul Griffin, Homer Evans. Second Row-Betty Bradford, Dona Lou Kelly, Pat King, Ronnie Mills, Earl Niewald, Allen Welcli. First Row-Lucille Palis, Margaret Roach, Betty Mallman, Polly Ann Andrew, Mary Cozad. Ed Donahue, president, Homer Evans, 1xice-presicleni. Dona Lou Kelly, secrefaryg Charlene Lambertz, ireasurerg Pat King, ,giftoriang Lucille Palis, publicity, Ronald Mills, sergeant-af-arms. SENIOR BUSINESS CQMMITTEE The Senior Business Committee was elected early in the year by members of the senior class. They were responsible for choosing the senior jewelry, commencement announcements, type of dress for commencement, and the class gift to the school. was chairman of each committee. The committees are listed below. The Senior Business Committee was divided into various sub-committees. A senior class ofiicer rtz, Chairman SOCIAL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Homer Evans, Chairman BOYS' DRESS Ed Donahue, Chairman MUY Cond . . , Betty Mauman Betty Bradford I2Tlnn1eWMillE. Chairman Edd' G1 k en e C le asscoc ' PUBLICITY Earl Niewald CQMMENCEMENT ANNOU CE- Lucille Palis, Chairman MENT N Jack Greenen GIRLS' DRESS R C k Dona Lou Kelly, Chairman OSS OO Charlene lambs POHVAHH Andrew GIFT Margaret Roach Paul Griffin Pat King, Chairman Dom Frctz Jim Greenen 2 6
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