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gnfer we .gzniord Betty Squibb, Barbara Wagner, Betty Stoops, Bruce Shackle, Adviser Mr. Mirosh. As the curtain rose on the senior class of 49-50, we saw the group led by their advisers Mrs. Shep- pard and Mr, Mirosh and their officers: President, Betty Squibb, Vice President, Bruce Shackleg Secre- tary, Betty Stoopsg Treasurer, Barbara Wagner, Social chairman representative, Johnny Heistumang and Assembly committee representative, Jeannine Brown. They prepared for their last eventful year at Top-Hi. During their previous high school years, they had rehearsed for the main performance by spon- soring dances and giving parties as sophomores, and giving rummage sales, selling candy, presenting the play The Foxy Mrs. Foster, and sponsoring the Rhapsody in Blue Prom and Banquet as juniors. The first date of importance, December 9, marked the production of the play Shadows in the Night, which was a thrilling, chilling mystery. Betty Lawson, Sidney Morrison, Marcella Britton, Dave Froula, Don Hubert, Betty Stoops, Betty Squibb, Delores Voss, and Bruce Shackle took leading roles. The Senior Ball, held December 16, brought spring into the middle of winter by carrying out the Spring in December theme, and gay pink butterflies fluttered among Christmas trees, while Santa and his -sleigh were equipped with butterfly net and a load of flowers. A college conference was held in November for all seniors going on to college in the valley. Then the seniors traveled to Yakima to visit the different institutions of higher education. With six months of the school year now gone the seniors began to think of the leading roles they would take. The mother's tea was given, caps and gowns and announcements had been ordered, and pho- tographs taken. The seniors performed their final act June 1 at 8:00 p. m. when eighty-six members marched to their places on the stage to take part in the commencement exercises with Bernadine Serles as valedic- torian and Marcella Britton as salutatorian. Following the awarding of diplomas, the class of '50 gath- ered in the gym for a reception given by their mothers, With the final curtain coming down on the sen- iors, they will now look forward to upholding their motto by using the ropes of the past to ring the bells of the future. 9
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