Marion, Chronicle-Tribune 25, 1952 Waves" Larry Cochrane and Roger Enyeart. Susan Ring and Gretchen Scheerer will be the ac companists. The girls' chorus also will sing "'The Swan" by SaintSaens. will be Bertha presented M. by Anderson Miss award Ruth Bradford, dean of girls.
After the class is presented by Clevinger, Orville J. Hooker, supreintendent. Marilyn to Go Forward." Dixon will give a talk, "Courage Janice Hays, pianist, will play the processional and recessional, and the class will sing the school The invocation will be offered by Aldrich. Lewis Huston land David Peters will be the Members of the chorus include Gloria Brown, Patricia Cracraft, a el a Thompson, Pyles, Nancy Jo Berry, Barbara Voss, Jeannine Usher, Linda Buis, Jacqulyn Vickrey, Mary Jane Hendey, Tucker; Sybil Crooks, Walda Gernetz, Marilyn Dixon and- Carol Nichols. Their accompanist will be Miss Ring.
Plan Reception Tuesday For Martin Boots Junior High School Ninth Graders Final plans were last night for the annual reception for the ninth grade students in Martin Boots Junior High School. The event will be staged Tuesday night at the building. The reception will open with program at 6:45 p. m. in! the school auditorium, John- Clevinger, principal, reported.
After the program there will be a party, and an the final event for the evening a floor show will be staged in the school gymnasium. James Aldrich will preside during the presentation of the auditorium program. Highlight will be an address by Harold Knudsen, an official of the Anaconda Wire and Cable Co. A string "quartet composed of June Reiboldt and Walter Chase, violins; Sandra Doles, viola, and Jack Campbell, cello, will play from "Quartet in by Dittersdorf, and a girls' trio made up of Sara Lou Woodbury, Dana Gilbreath and Gretchen Scheerer will sing "In Garden': by Firestone. There also will a saxophone duet, "Over the NOTICE! Get your reupholstering done now while you can have a wide selection of fabrics to choose from, and while the price of materials is down don't delay.
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Musical -numbers on the program will be under the direction of Miss Jeanette Sprinkle, vocal music teacher; Lloyd DaCosta Jones, instructor in strings, land Charles Emrick, band instructor. the party refreshments will be served in the cafeteria which will be decorated for the occasion. Entertainment during party will include dancing in the ping-pong, darts and table games. There will be prizes. The floor show will start at 9 p.
and the following numbers will be pertaining to the It the me, "It Happens Every Spring:" School band, composed Richard Biscomb, David Peters, Roger Moore, John Charles, Philip Wilkinson, Larry and Ronnie Enyeart, who will play Shoe Shine Janice Wimmer, reading, "What the Choir Sang About the New Bonnet;" Joan McAtee and Connie Goodnight, tap dance et, Hucklebuck," Faulkner, piano, Hucklebuck;" Reiboldt. Miss Doles, and Chase, violin trio, "Lotus Leaves;" the band, "Band Jive;" Sue Kay Carl and Miss Thompson, vocal duet, "A Guy Is a Guy;" accompanied' by Miss Hays; Donna Snyder, Ruth Vardaman, Rita Leisure. James Sample, Paul Yeater, Billy Moore, Leroy Baird and Carol Knipp, skating novelty, "Valencia;" and the quartet, 'Another You." Members of the quartet will be Gretchen Scheerer, Jeannine Usher, Sara Lou Woodbury and Dana Gilbreath. Dancers will be Phyllis Sara Linda, Miller Charles WatCarter, Buis, Joellen Miller, son, Robert France, John Bloom and Ronny Jacobs. Enrollment of the class totals 207 pupils, Clevinger reported.
Officers include Aldrich, president, and Charles Watson, vice dent. Home room teachers of Hill, the class are Miss Rebecca Wayne Easterday, Mrs. Paul Walters. Phillip Albertson, Mrs. James Davis, Harry Bergdoll and Miss Mary R.
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Janet Mary Ginsberg, Connie Goodknight, Shirley Joan Grose, Robert Hall, Janet Hamilton, Leroy Hanson and Carol Jeanne Harmon. Also Fin the group are Donald Lee Harrell, John Cecil Hawkins, Janice Marlee Hays, Carolyn Elaine Hendey, Mary Jane Hendey, Barbara Herring, Charles E. Hines, David Daniel Hines. Wanda Pearl Hoss, Vaughn. Huey, Huston, Ronnie Jacobs, Doris Ann Jay, Dondru Lee Jenkins, Jerry Edward Jones, Wendell Jones, Phyllis Jean Kerby, Jack Kindler, Carolyn Anne King.
Robert Gene Kinley, Bonnie Lee Kinnard, Robert Kistler, Carol Rae Knipp, John H. Knipple, Duane Koon, Paul Arthur Lamb, Jerry Dee Lane, James Leaming, Jack Joe Lee, Reta Leisure, ny Dean Lennon, Carol Leseney, Margie Louise Long, Frances Ann Martin, Marilyn Joan McAtee, Eleanor McCord, Martha June McKinney, Jacqueline June Messler, Kent Gregory Miller, Margaret Joellen Miller, Ross Irvin Miller, Sarah Jane Miller, Charles Mills, James Mills, Harry Charles Millwood, Billy Dee Moore, Roger Moore, Betty Lois Nester, Carol Billy Dean Niverson, Carolyn Annette Nichols, Forest Nichols, Vicki Nutter, Verlin Nutter, Lou Oakley, Laura Ellen Oden and Martha Louise Payne. Others graduating are Ronnie Pearson, David Peters, Linda K. Pratt, Loran LaVern Pratt, Ronald Dean Prows, Myrtle Pulley. Jean Pyles, Linda Kay June Reiboldt, Charles Gerald Reed, Joseph William Resler.
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