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HO OR DAY Mr. Reher makes an Bruce Cameron, president of the student council and important announcement. master of ceremonies for Honor Day, accepts the Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship Award from Arthur Jacobson. Honor Day is always a special ocassion for everyone. Those who are deserving receive the awards due to them. The seniors, who earned awards this year were: Art Award .......... . . . Leon 101135 Baush and Lomb Science Award , , , . Sharon Campbell Agriculture Award ,,,,,,,, . , George Hartly Browning Club Literature Award ....-.. . Mary Taylor Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship Award .... Bruce Cameron Kiwanis Citizenship Award ,..,,,,, , . Duane Meier Mary Taylor Everyone listens for Outstanding Athletic Award, , , , , George Hartly the announcement of a- ward winners. The class will was Shirley Malone read The class history read by Sandry Gray. the class prophecy, was read by Dianne Lenth.
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Mrs. Richter speaks to those interested in a music vocation at Career Day. Juniors and Seniors partici- pated in this event, Sharon Roderick, Mr. Wilharm and Linn Eaton proudly display the new equipment issued to the Biology Department of WHS from the National Science Founda- Fun and menimem always tion. The Mathematics, Physics and German depart- ful the halls of WHS when the ments 3150 Teceilled equipment- student council starts trimming christmas trees. This Ls truly a specia1 event for christ m a s va cation can't be far ahead, Also included in the special events are the lyceums held during the year. Animal wonders, Scotland Yard, photographic mind and driving in- struction were the four presented during the 1959- 60 school season. These proved to be eudcational besides fun. For a long time no one will forget, up side down and backwards, or the methods of punishment in England.
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EVENINGS I Pre si de nt of the Senior class--Mr. Sprite. Bruce Cameron, MaryTaylor--Nymph. Grant Evans, President of the ,Tunior Class-- MI. Pixie. The first evening in Fa nta syla nd came and went, but the memory of the program and fine meal will stay with us. Carol Flage --Nixie. B e t t y McCormick, the toastmistress, is Tin- kerbell. FIRST CLOUD Cup O Dew Drops SECOND CLOUD Fantasyland Special End of the Rainbow Nixie 's Gems Fairyqueen's Throne Clover Leaf Rolls Butter Cups THIRD CLOUD Clouds on Angel Fluff Woodland Mist and Fog This castle will al- ways remind us of the wonderful evening spent at the banquet.
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