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ms TH on lic address system under the direction of the executive council. The dance, with a guest band, was sponsored by the Boys' and Girls' League and was held in the cafeteria, The auditorium show was a combination of the Boys' and Girls' League shows. Under the chairmanship of Bob Giersdorf and Eleanor Burk, seniors, the biennial carnival of l9'5l was the best in Washington's history.
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M ,-1'-xxx '44 ,,- ZX ,W -fn ' 'ff' st'-M-N..s,, .N 1 -e Ni ,QM M N, Fun, fun, fun, was the word for the bienniol cornivoi held December 14' Goiiy decor! oted, club sponsored concession booths, throngs ot students, borents, ond visitors, Qornes, good food, ond o voudeviile show, helped to rnoke the '51 cornivol o Qreot soo cess. The Circus theme wos corried out by giont Clowns ot the entronees ond decoro- tions throughout the holis A new feoture this yeor wos the intornfiotion booth ond pub-
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Abu-daba-daba-daba said the mon- kies Ken Davis and Mike Smith Organ grinder? Why that's Herb Wat: kins behind that mustache. Santa Claus lgee, he sure looked like Mr. Newthll visited the kiddies of the National Honor Society during fourth and fifth periods and made the party a jovial success. Ballet dancers and wooden soldiers, along with ice skaters, carolers, tap dancers, and even Scrooge, played by alumnus Lee Paves, comprised most of the colorful program. D of -RFP jim Sixteen whole daysl 384 hoursl until January 7th. Yes, then the Christmas vacation arrived. The last day of school in l95l, December Zlst, was a day filled with an atmosphere of frolic, laughter, and music. Adding to the doy's interest, several members of the alum- ni of Washington were found wandering ig the lwallsurefnewiiwg friendships, Doorj o near y a e c assrooms were opene andthe music of the carolers was allowed to drift in, Then, the most exciting time of the day arrived-the Christmas program, which was presented during sixth and seventh periods. After 3 viewing the hour-long program, the C' entire student body was convinced that it was the most entertaining one yet presented. Then, it didn't take very long and the entire building was left empty . . . s, T ei, Q S j aging: ai . 5 34 ttti if S f iff K5 v2 L ' l ' iff ,' , t l 2 gets i ft r--4 Q A 14, - 3 A - ii u K , ' ' Z.. A i, 'S 3 1 . 2 , T JC' ' f Lf f l ' 3 ,Q l S 3 V . 1 Q K . ' . , Qi 1, ig, 3 ' i 1.giQ,??Q,,,sea A in ' . s - up Q rs it 4, gli ' 1 A E3 ' f S1 T r , 43 as ,io
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