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fibeokcalfion lT has been The TracliTion every year To oleolicaTe This book To someone who plays an insTrumenTal parT in our eclucaTion. This year we honor a group oT people who have been overlooked in The pasT. Their guidance aT home and The acTive parT They play in visiTing wiTh our Teachers and counselors make school ThaT much easier and more beneficial To us. WiThouT Their supporT ancl encouragemenT our eclucaTional opporTuniTies here in WSI-lS would be much less Than They are. We oT The annual sTaTT respecT- Tully cledicaTe This I964 WAR- RIOR To ThaT TorgoTTen group. our parenTs.
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E The groundwork for Orange Letter Day was laid by the five O.L,D. committees. Shown here with student chairman, Patti Rustwick are the five committee chair- men, Terry Nielsen, Pat Yeager, Jim Camp, Gary Brakke, and Gail lhle. 41st Grange Letter Day Highlights School Year Slgip Spensley, O.L.D. Master of Ceremonies, and Bill WiIen,.talent show emcee, pause to shoot the bull at the beginning of the talent show. Deer Students, It was my privilege this 4lst homecoming to he your Master ot Ceremonies tor Grange Letter Day. lt was a most exciting and untorgettable experience tor me as l'm sure it was tor others. This yearis Orange Letter Day activities began with the customary talent show in the morning. Included among the many well-piclted acts were such groups as the Cavaliers, the l-leart-Eights, and the Senior Octet. Atter the talent show, school was dismissed in time tor people to eat and return to the auditorium tor the coronation. The drama ot the coronation this year produced mixed teelings among students M ones ot surprise, sadness, and happiness. Immediately atter the coronation, Queen Jeri, Marshal Rich, and their attendants led the parade through downtown in 80 degree comtort. The parade, consisting ot homeroom, l-li-Y, and various cluto tloats, lasted nearly two hours. Then everyone headed home to ready themselves tor the loig game with Sioux City Central. The tired-up Warriors ran over Sioux City by a score ot 326. The crowd was treated to a tire- worlcs display and then all roared to the Arlcota tor the O.L.D. Dance. The Grange Letter Day dance put the tinal top- ping on a most exciting and successtul tortyvtirst homecoming tor the Class ot T64. Sincerely yours,
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