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Page 33 text:
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BLA HAVING A BLAST at one of the many school dances put on are these swinging Southeast students. RAUNCHY QUEEN, Jo into the eyes of her es senior, gazes Lanny Mielke. Year’s Dances Vary There was a variety of dances given at Southeast this year. Students dressed casually for the Raunchy Dance and donned their best for the Junior-Senior Prom. The Student Commission, Pep Club, journalism classes, and the senior class sponsored dances after the games to raise money for school projects. These dances augmented the year's social activity. 29 DECORATING for dances is fun for these smiling girls.
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EXCITEMENT shows in the laces ol Lewis Mull and Mary Ridgway. Prom Memorable Evening began to fall outside the Moose Ballroom as Southeast's Junior-Senior Prom gradually became an event of the past. Inside, moonlight reflected from the silver crescent moons which hung from the ceiling and dozens of roses carried out the theme, Moonlight and Roses. Bjning as king and queen were Lewis Mull and Mary Ridgy ay. Senior attendants were Garthanna Smith, Jim , Wendy Wilkerson and Jack West. Lola Rust, Buck ant, Pam Ewing and Charles Hurty were junior at- tats. Music was furnished by the Jim Starkey Band. MOONLIGHT AND ROSES Royalty for the annual lunior- Senior Prom included Mary Ridgway and Lewis Mull, seniors. 28
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OVERCOME WITH JOY at the cast members of the first success were all presentation. Seniors Do ‘Stage Door’ Senior dramatics, under the direction of Miss th McCormick, presented the play Stage Door bl Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman. In the midst of the plot was Terry Randall, a sincere young girl determined to break onto the Broadway ,ge, played by Susie Reiff. The play was cll- ixed by her decision not to give up her dream of the theater by yielding to her boy-friend and B coming a movie actress. The strange assortment of of young hopefuls living at Terry's boardinghouse t the play moving. A suicide, a marriage, and overnight Hollywood success were only parts the overall plot. THIS UNIQUE POSTER shows various scenes from the senior presentation, Stage Door. SENIORS Susie Reiff and Jim Sheetz rehearse play lines. 30
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