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0-lceafafa Page 32 Going through their calisthenics and dance numbers to the strains of Mozart's minuets and Sousa's marches, eleven blue-clad young ladies, pictured on this page, practiced zealously to produce the acrobatic performance for April 7th. By thus carrying on the tradition of their triumph at the All-Star Basketball game, Judy and Julie Pickard, Dorothy Whitfield, Bette Green, Sue Dooley, Audrey Wilk, Dorothy Boothby, Jeanne Modica, Eve Eisert, Mar- garet Lawrence, and Frances Smith, directed by Miss Lewis, were responsible for a successful girls' gym team in the season of 1944-45. Aspiring also to be future big-top thrillers, a group of boys in the late fall banded together under Mr. Pasl-:o's expert coaching to try their hand at the acrobatics. Their big moment came as co- stars in the April 7th show. ' 'sr
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,407 Griffin starred in basketball, and Atl- dison Jones, Ray Jones, Jim Lanclrud, Wally Peterson, and Bill Moore went out for track. Athletic girls were Marion Austin, Dorothy Boothby, and Margaret Lawrence. This year has prepared juniors for the responsibilities that will be theirs next year, when they will attain their long desired senior stardom. W. Wallace Peterson, III Jule Proskine Maxine Schwartz Ruth Wittenbergcr Alan Rogers William Schettler Clarice Urich D. jean Warnier at? P at ge
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Ice Carnival Queen and Court Sue Dooley, Diane Aird, ,lean Kramer, Bette Green, Margaret Lawrence JCE CHTMIVH Chilly hreczes zip out to remind you of our successful winter show, the Ice Carnival, on January 20. The weatherman favored us with cold, ice and snow-lovely snow that was just right for making snowballs and washing faces. Needless to say, numerous feminine faces got a cold facial, lnterclass tugs of war, sleigh rides, and similar activities filled the afternoon. As the evening's program of fancy skating opened, the climax came with the coronation of Sue Dooley, elected Queen of the Ice Carnival by votes that loyal sophomores won through War Bond and War Stamp purchases. King was Dick Smitz, crowned for winning speed races. Skaters from Milwaukee provided the big show. Bright lights, the snow throne for the Queen and her court, and a big in the center of the rink transformed our rink into a glittering stage, whereon professionals executed Arahesques, leaps, and dances that made us gasp--and wish that we could skate like that. This outstanding success truly was one of the most memorable scenes of Act H. Page 33
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