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Ujzjnrr lrfl: llis Majesty George McClain and Her Royal Highness Fern Gray pose in regal splendor after the eoronation etremony .lt the junior Carnival. High Priest Zeke Pierson and High Priestess Paula Feltus hold candles used in the elaborate service. Ujrlfwr rlgfil: joint sovereigns in their own right, Bill Pranlmann and Alice Hart reign over the junior Prom. I.ou'rr lwfl: Homecoming Queen Ann Poolitsan was chosen to welcome the returning grads and rule at the Homecoming game. 1,1111 rr' rigfnl: Diane Cason, Queen of football, holds the symbol of her royal office. These members of the Class of '52 got plans under way for the Junior Prom, They picked Moonlight and Roses for the theme of the dance and decided that a golden cres- cent and lattices entwined with roses should provide the at- mosphere. First row: Diane Cason, Pat Hookey, Shirley Woolery, Alice Hart. Second row: Ann Poolitsan, chair- mang Priscilla Mitchell, Nancy Holland. Third row: Kath- leen Fagan, Judy Krentler. This committee goeyplans rolling to transform the halls of UHS into the gay streets of New Orleans at Mardi Gras time. First row: Ann Poolitsan, Mary Lou Craig, Shirley Worilery, Nancy Winter, Alice Hart, Pat Hookey. Second row: Judy Krentler, Diane Cason, Priscilla Mitchell, Donna Baird, Nancy Holland, Barbara Alm. Third row: Bob Donel- son, Bill Franzmann, George McClain, chairman, Bill An- drews, Dave McCracken, Phil Hodge, Don Donham. Prom Committee Carnival Committee Page twenty-i111-ee
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