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161 . wifi During the year members of the different classes, clubs, and organi- zations helped put on assemblies for the benefit of the students. These auditoriums ran from Senior Recognition and The Talent Show to the Pep Rallies. The student productions were always liked and enjoyed by everyone. The Pep Rallies were the most numerous student productions, one being given before each home basketball and football game. These shows, presented by the students, certainly were one of the main factors that helped to produce such good school spirit. WE HAD OUR STUDENT AUDITOR I.UMS
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SERMONS IN SCIENCE Among many of the professional auditoriums we had, one of the best was the scientific demonstration pre- sented by the Moody Bible Institute. Thousands of dollars' worth of equip- ment were used in the program. Many unbelievable and astonishing demon- strations were performed. WE HAD OUR PRCFESSICNAL AUDITORIUMS BO-BO, THE CLOWN Another of our professional auditori- ums was that of Bo-Bo, the clown, and his magic demonstration. Gaiety, along with many surprising tricks, was a part of this presentation. Through this demonstration, we learned, for sure, that the hand is quicker than the eye. llil
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WE HAD OUR SCHO OL DANCES During the past year, one of the main activities was our dances. From the beginning of the year, with our Get Acquainted Hop, hardly a week went by without there being a dance of some sort. After the football and basketball games there was always a dance sponsored by one of the class- es or by one of the many clubs. There was always plenty of fun to be had by all. Besides these dances, there were the ones at the Hub on Saturday nights. These, too, were loads of fun. At many of these, as at the high school dances, there was special entertainment or attractions such as dancing contests, beauty con- tests, mystery melodies and other types of amuse- ment to give the dances a little variety. Of course the New Year's Eve dance at the Y.M.C.A. was another special attraction for the students. Then came spring and the really big dance of the year, the Prom, all of the students in attendance taking on a high note of sophisti- cation and the best manners possible. This night we will never forget. lll7l
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