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Standing: Mrs. Amundson, Anne Hedler, Ccrald Olson. Donelrla Karnopp. Mr, Boehm. Seaterl: Bernice Butteriielcl, James XYinger, -lozinne Micke, james Schauer, Carol Micke, Not shown: Larry Short. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE To arrange for the annual Homecoming fes- tivities two members of each class were chosen to serve on the Homecoming Committee. They were: Larry Short, Carol Micke, Anne Hedler, Gerald Olson, James Schauer, Bernice Butterfield, Joanne Micke, Donelda Karnopp, and James VVinger. Under the direction and supervision of Mr. Boehm and Mrs. Amundson, this committee was broken down into several sub-committees. Each member was thus in charge of a task in preparing MIXED The 1954-55 Chorus, directed by Mr. Roy Brede, is composed of T4 members, 51 girls and 23 boys. The number of students in chorus is an indication of how this extra-curricular activity is gaining yearly in popularity. The Chorus gave a Christmas Concert in mid- December, and in May entered the music festival at Eau Claire. for Homecoming. Upon the shoulders of these committee mem- bers fell the responsibility of such things as ob- taining firewood for the bonfire, arranging the parade, getting judges, selecting the orchestra for the Homecoming dance, and many other behind- the-scene items. We wish to thank the committee for the fine job they did in assuring the success of another Homecoming. CHORUS To supply the money for the much needed choral risers this year, each member of the chorus was obliged to sell at least one box of Christmas cards. As a result, the choral risers were pur- chased in the spring. The ofiicers for the year are as follows: Carl Johnson, President, Nancy Lindquist, Vice Presi- dent, Bernice Butterfield, Secretary-Treasurerg Anne Hedler, Librarian. Page Thirty-one
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