Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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AS WELL AS EDUCATIONA Public speaking and group discussions help drama students develop the necessary poise for acting. fy nm Menu-planning is an important phase of learning to prepare a well-balanced meal. 74 sb 2 ' T1 'Z It in Clyde Cook and Rochel Flournoy demonstrate the use of the lathe in turning out plastic products. i HQ A l Tolleston's hand eagerly waits for Mr. Bielski's downbeat.

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O T SE TIME T IN SE IORS As the clock struck nine-thirty on Feb- ruary 2O, the Sophomores realized that they had come to the end of one of the gayest class parties given by their class. Tiny silver and blue stars decorated the gym Walls and the entrance to the gym. Blue crepe paper hung from the ceiling to set off the centerpiece, a star mobile-all of which Carried out the theme Stardust.', The Freshman Class chose blue and white to carry out their theme, HSilhouettes.,' Champagne glasses. top-hats. and canes festooned the gym walls. Blue and white crepe paper hung from the ceiling in a web-like form that was gathered in the center. Dancing and laughter filled the gym for the entire two hours that made up their first class party. Mixed emotions were shown paused at their class party. on the faces of these sophomores as they Freshmen danced and talked the night away at their biggest social affair of the year-their first class party. 1 I 1 X 5