St Henry High School - Carillon Yearbook (Erlanger, KY)

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PDO A KING, QUEEMAN ' ATTI? IS Deloris Ralenkotter, Rae Jo Ralenkotter, Frances Arens, Queen Mildred Thaman, King Jack Dorsey, Tony Hayden, Jack Frisch, and John Moffitt. Happy hearts beat high the evening of April Z1 as seniors and juniors passed through a low stone wall into an Enchanted Garden. A grassy walk, palms, and flowers transformed the gym. The basketball baskets had been changed into hang- ing baskets- of flowers. Fitting background for the orchestra was the drapes of silver and aqua, class colors of the seniors. After the Grand March, the King and Queenmounteda silver throne, wreathed with flowers, to be crowned sovereigns of the 1950 Prom.

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STAFF Assistant Editors Cecelia Veeneman Marcy Sclunaedecke Editor Jean Koenig Sports Editors Elmer Berling Ruth Fey Reporter Joyce Ruehl Circulation Manage r Ann Kempe r Reflecting the moods, tempo, and activities 'nf the school, is the job of the REFLECTOR. This rnimeoiraphed paper has been published for t e past fourteen years by the students. UPPER RIGHT The production crew takes over. These are capable hands who know their work. Bill Mahoney, John Vieth, JerryKie1y, DonaldRosz- mann print the REFLECTOR. RIGHT Stencil artists, Gordon Brock- man, Frances Arens, and Geraldine Cahill, who put in the cartoons and headlines. l2liflliCl'0l2 - V- -- STENCIL TYPISTS Deloris Ralenkotter, Mildred Thanam, Betty Boitman, Joan Koenig, den. Jack Frisch, Tony Hay-

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THE BIG HE ll Mrs. Elmer Berling, direct- ing the senior class play, puts the seniors through the paces of the third act at one of the rehear sals. Was that story you gave me a joke? Or even worse a publicity stunt? f Fifa UG,-eat Eagfvg to tigilow Does rsgxund with t ine a ll ,tank 1? The unglorified stage crew The confusing six