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SPECIAL EVENTS Homecoming Dance--Sept. 23. 1955 Even though. Warren was beaten by Shullsburg in the homecoming game there w£ s a very nice crowd at the annual homecoming dance held tha£ evening. Marjorie Nelson, a freshman was crowned queen of the dance and Bob Thomas, a senior, was king. The attendants were Charlene Wear a senior, Yvonne Bonjour, a junior, Peggy Williams, a sophomore, Roger Hicks, a senior, Ronnie Piefer, a junior, and Bill Cook, a senior. The music was supplied by the Lee Simmons’ orchestra from Clinton, Iowa. The dance wlas one of the nicest and best attended dances of the year. Hallowe’en Dance--Oct. 29, 1955 The Hallowe’en dance, sponsored by the Lions Club and Mothers Studiy Club was very well attended by both the students and alumni. The Music Makers supplied the music. The Mothers Study Club served the refreshments. Christmas Party--Dec. 23, 1955 The annual Cnristmas party was held the alternoon before the Christ- mas holidays. After a short program. Christmas gifts were exchanged between the students. The Student Council treated everyone with ice- cream bars. Christmas Dance--Dec. 27, 1955 The annual Christmas dance was a semi-formal party sponsored by the Woman’s Club, Mothers Scuay Club and Lions Club. It was very well attended by alumni, faculty and students. The orchestra of Lee Simmons of Clinton, Iowa, supplied the music. The gym was very nicely decorated. The evening was so well enjoyed by everyone that it is hoped this semi- formal may become an annual eve,nt. Assembly Programs On September 19th, 1955, Mr. Elmer Marshall, a make-up artist pre- sented our first assembly program of the year. On Oct. 28, 1955, Dr. Otto Schocht, who was alccompanied by his wife on the piano, lectured and sang some selections for the student body. He inspired the student as he had when he was here once before. On Jan 16, 1956, MT. Jay Sheldon presented various types of piano selections. All of the students enjoyed the assemblies very much. Page 29
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JUNIOR CLASS 1st row: Mr. Garrison (Sponsor), Joann Westaby, Janet Brown (Treasurer), Luan Burmeister (Secretary), Bob Opie (President), Charlotte Pax (Vice President), Norma Pash, Kay Hayes, Mr. McMenamin (Assistant Sponsor). 2nd row: Audrey Brinker, Terry Ingram, John Wachlin, Jim Arrington, Ronald Piefer, Glenn Geilenfeldt, Carol Wickland, Nancy Kruger. 3rd row:Evelyn Schultz, Shirley Thompson, Tom Sargent, Francis Seff- rood, Bob Tyson, Bernard Saundars, Dick Fleharty, Barbara Decker, Yvonne Bonjour. 4th row: Barbara Spore, Lillian Tesmer, Jerry Brown, Gene Paige Donald Doubler, Bcb Hicks, Keith Sincox, Gloria Broege, Marita Korte. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1st row: Patiicia Hale, Jerry Armstrong, Sheryl Steigner, Russell Logemann (Vice President), Harry Friedli (President), Roberta Gairtner (Stcretary), Jack Smith (Treasurer), Judy Hockman, Mr. Koehn (Advisor). 2nd row: Sharon Krippendorf, Fatricia Bausman, Audrey Busch, Gerald GWndey, Jacob Stiison, John Karolus, June Brinkmeier, Joanne Upmann. 3rd row: JcAnn Dower, Judith Kuhleman, Agnes Charlton, Laveme Newman, Sherman Cox, Richard Tomman, Cleo Gollmer, Marcia Haeft, Ruth Graham. 4th rew: Jeannette Beldin, Janet Broege, Keith Eckerman, Donald Gates, Dean Heller, Jerry Meier, Delmar Lawrence, Peggy Williams, Shelby Korte. Absent: Ronald Broshous, Dean Gerber, Eugene McKee. FRESHMAN CLASS 1st row: Mr. Lee (advisor), Evelyn Hurst, Denis Tcay (Treasurer), Patricia Wolfram (Secretary), Roger Eckerman (President) Marjorie Nelson (Vice-president), John Holland, Ina Stubbe, Robert Hoyt, Patsy Lang. 2nd row: Carol Hoffman, Patsy Boelk, Jerry Scott, Thomas Holland, Glenn Balbach, Wiiliam McFadden, Betty Doubler, Arleta Rowe, Dorothy Elybarger. 3rd row: Sandra McLain, Emily Thiltgen, Janet Roberts, William Holland, Wayne Runkle. Dick McWorthy, Dick Geach, Judith Myers, Helen Doubler, Janice Krippendorf. 4th row: Carolyn Burrows, Norma Smeathers, James Hay, Francis Staicar, William Gallagher, John Westaby, Dick Deyo, Sheridon Brinker, Elaine Sincox, Bonnye Watson. 30
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