Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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™A »(tOVOtM§ ASSIMiLYs MlnlS IPlP©@ i«TrtfS A November 24, National Honor Society tapped in new members, Russ Carroll, the only senior; Ron DeLemos and Jeff Parker, juniors; and Jane Harkson, Anne Deckebach, Jackie Clark, JefF McMaster, Lori Wilson, Diane Olson, and Chris East, sophomores. Frank Kretschmer, Brian Wilson, Kay Batty and Judi Eide read humorous and slightly fictitious Bicentennial Moments. Several seasonal songs were offered by the chorus throughout the program. Mrs. Betty Jo Curl visited VHS to describe what Thanksgiving is to an average person. The program closed with a skit in which Royce Sturdevant portrayed the traditional Thanksgiving turkey on the last day of the rest of his life. 1. 1. Judi Eide presents Bicentennial Moments while NHS members listen. 2. Mr. Parrow enjoys the Thanksgiving Assembly. 3. Kay Batty taps in Jeff McMaster. 4. Guest speaker, Mrs. Betty Jo Curl tells what Thanksgiving is to her. 5. VHS Chorus sings songs at the Thanksgiving Assembly. 11

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I. The Homecoming court and the other Senior football players acted as the Kangaroo Court jury; Mr. Nelson the judge. 2. Some seniors, led by Kay Batty, break through the PC line in the Senior skit. 3. John Budge and Bill Kinney move the props” for the Freshman skit. 4. The Sophomore class won sign competition with this artistic endeavor. 5. The Freshman sign shows the fate of the Royals. 5. 10

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C In! DS1TMAS 8 A regular Christmas program was a new addition to VHS this year. The student council, faculty, and other members of the student body worked together to present the program, A Scroogy 01' Christmas ' The program consisted of 3 sections, Christmas past, present, and future. Special attractions included the band, chorus, and of course, the many student actors. 1. Senior Jeff Curl marches in with the chorus. 2. Senior Russ Carroll peeks from backstage. 3. Gee Santa you shouldn't have ' says Mr. Mel Nice. 4. Four chorus members perform at the Christmas program. 5. Robin Senn and Russ Carroll entertain the audience.