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is Z ,5 ,s 7, is F if More than one hundred fifty performers, largest Frolics cast in many years, pause after the finale of another variety show. Imitating flappers, stooges J. Yoxtheimer and A. Demmer, with L. Keller and C. Huffman as under-pinnings, do their version of the Charleston Double balancing takes skill as C. Peters, L. Frost, J. Capito, and D. Baker Know. 4 Q i
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Zip a dee doo dah sings J. Hilb as J. Pesfrak swings her. A southern plantation theme served as an interesting setting for the thirty-first an- nual Booster Club Frolics. The cast was chosen in February, and after many weeks of hard Work the show was pro- duced in April for a three-night stand. Stage sets, created by the art department, showed various scenes of the south. The show opened in front of a mansion, moved inside to its spacious ballroom, and ended in the cotton fields of the plantation. Iere Bowker, Richard Pelle- grim, and Colonel Dolby, who were mas- ters of ceremonies, introduced the sing- ing, dancing, and instrumental acts. Stooges added extra spark by intermit- tently staging humorous skits. Highlight- ing the show were the appearance of Harding's dance band and a cappella choir. oosters Frolic on a Southern Plantation The Moclerns, a combo featuring M. Schiewe, L. Lowry, P. Loileless, and M. Spencer, play Dancing on the Ceiling. 18
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ww , ,,,z Flanked by characters from all wars in which the United States has fought, victorious Peace sits in a chair of high honor. We Present Assemblies . . . Engage in Rivalry 20 Stepping Stones Toward Peace, theme for the annual Veterans Day assembly presented by Speakers Bureau, portrayed the many wars America has fought from revolutionary to modern times. The cause for Peace won over lVar after giving the advantages of her beliefs. As each school year begins, a furious campaign gets under way with three teams vieing to sell the most activity tickets. An assembly explains the advan- tages of buying a ticket. Eight hundred and iifty tickets were sold, the most in the history of the school. Friendly rivals in the activity ticket drive, T. laBaugh and G. Tracy, attempt to tear the banner of victorious captain E. Bowman.
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