WELCOME
A most cordial welcome is extended to all Parents of the Whittier Junior High District to attend our Parent-Teacher meetings. A parental interest in the school activities, and membership and participation in P.T.A. reflects an interest in your children.
MR. EMORY PRIEFERT, • Principal
MRS. JOHN KELLY, P .T.A . President
THE OBJECTS OF THIS ASSOCIATION
170 promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school,. church and community .
raise t e standards of home life.
secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth.
TO bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child.
TO develop between educators and the general public sue united efforts as secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education.
1959 - 1960
WHITTIER JUNIOR HIGH
MR. EMORY PRIEFERT, Princ i pa l
MR . HENRY ROSS, Ass ' t . Principal
TEACHERS
MRS GWEN ADAMS..
SHIRLEY BAZANT
MRS. CHARLOTTE CUSTER ........................
THEOELLA EICHLER..
BEULAH FOLEY
MR. LUDWIG GARTNER.
MR. IRWIN GOOCHEY
MARY FRANCES GRAHAM
MRS. JUDITH GRANTHAM ........................
MRS LOIS GREENAMYER
MRS. ELLA GREENWADE. ...........................
A most of the Whi ent-Teacher activities, a reflects an
TO promot school,
TO raise th
TO bring that ly in
TO develo such u highest spiritu
1959-1960
PRESIDENT-
Mrs . John F. Kelly
Fl RST VICE-PRESIDENT- Membership
Mrs. Russell Thompson
526 No. 32nd
Phone
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT-Social
Mrs. Mortin Jacobs 1601 No 21st
7- 1843
Phone 2-6460
THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT-Program
Mrs. Val Likens
520 So. 25th
Phone 7-652 9
FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT-Budget
Mrs Corl Bok
424 No 25th
Phone
~ECRETARY-
Mrs. L. B. Wightman
3081 "U" St.
5-834 1
Phone 2 -4048
TREASURER-
M rs Phillip Kelly
3101 "N" St
Phone 2 - 5608
COUNCIL DELEGATE
Mrs. Marvin Schellpeper 106-E Huskerville
Phone 50-7 461
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CHAI RMEN-1959-1960
CIVIL DEFENSE, SAFETY, HEAL TH -
Mrs. J. L. Martin
4214 Hamil t on St.
Phone
HOSPITALITY-
Mrs. M. D. Robinson
2507 "P" St.
Phone
JUVENILE PROTECTION, LEGISLATIVE
Mrs. E. E. Robinson
4212 Hamilton St.
Phone
MAGAZINE AND PUBLICATIONS
Mrs. Virgil West
651 Michael St
Phone
PUBLICITY-
.7-6011 Ext . 8894
.. 7-4955
7-6011 Ext . 8881
.7-6011 Ext. 8494
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hicks 0 ,,--.,,,f'> C:3245 Vosler fJ
Phone
CHARACTER AND SPIRITUAL-
Mr. M. D. Robinson
2507 "P" St.
Phone
1959 - PROGRAM - 1960
Whittier Auditorium
OCTOBER 13-
"What P.T .A. Members Shold Knok About Juvenile Delinquency" by Police Officer Hesser .
NOVEMBER 10-
"The Exceptional Child-A Challenge To Society" by Mrs. L. A. Enerson.
DECEMBER 22Christmas Program . .. ........ .
JANUARY 12-
"lt's A Small World" Representative from Lincoln Air Force Base.
FEBRUARY 9-
Founders Day
MARCH 8-
P.T.A. State Day-Entertainment by Mothersingers.
APRIL 12-
"The Relationship Between The Air Base and The Community" Representative from Lincoln Air Force Base.
MAY 10Style Show.
ENTERTAINMENT EACH MONTH BY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF THE WHITTIER MUSIC DEPARTMENT
DATES TO REMEMBER 1959-1960
SEPTEMBER 14 ............ .. ................................................ First Day of School
OCTOBER 27 ....................................... ............................. Report to Parents
OCTOBER 29-30 ............................................................ Teochers' Institute
NOVEMBER 20 ..................................... .. .. .. .. .. . ...... Fall Variety Program
NOVEMBER 26 - 27 ......................................................Thanksgiving Recess
DECEMBER 8 .................................................................... Report to Parents
DECEMBER 22 .............................................................. Christmas Program
DECEMBER 22-JANUARY 4 .......................................... Christmas Vacation
JANUARY 27 .................................................. First Semester Classes Close
FEBRUARY 1.......................................................... Second Semester Begins
MARCH 15 ..................................... ..... .'... . ............... Report to Parents
MARCH 25 .......................................................... Soring Program-8 P.M .
APRIL 14-20 ... .............. ............ .................................... Spring Vacation
MAY 3 . ........................................................................ Report to Parents
MAY 2-6 ................................................................................ Health Week
MAY 20 ........................................................ 9 A Party-7 : 30 to 10 P.M
MAY 3 0 ...... ................................. ... ................................ ..... Memoria I Day
JUNE 8 ........................................
................ ....... .. Classes Close
JUNE · 8 ................................. ....... ........... Promotion for 9th Grade-8 P.M.
JUNE 10 ...
The Right Books to Write In
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Day Books
Journals
Cash Books
D. E. Ledgers, with Index
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'rreasurers ren-ort for November and December
Balance on hand- November 1- 19h0
Deposits; Menbershi~s - 160o56
Fall Variety Show - 265.74 ;f ,t.J
Disbursements;
Membership promotion- 5 .08 ocial and Courtesy 12o9
Nebraska Congress dues 82025
Lincoln Council dues 31020
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Balance on hand , February 1 -----
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Cutting of stencils for bylaws
Wendelin Baking Go o Les McAdams, s chool picture
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Bal nee October 1
DI S.bUR JTS
Oct
Oct . 8
Oct . ebr . Congress r~ (magazi e covers)
Cornhusker • ket
Victor usine s For Envelo es
Oct . 8 Carpenter a er Co . Dixie cups
Oct . 24 Wendelin akery , cookies
Oct. 24 Conroy Village ·ker , doughn t
Oct . 24 District Conference, lunches
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Oct . 22
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Decl 0 Hudson G~ocery (ere' SQg r , coffee,
Dec 1 . e b r r~ o nsr e s (pi :n , )
Jee 1 ~ebra.ku ongress (due)
Dec 1 . !Jr . et neldon ( g for Di trict Conference)
Dec 8 • rs . 0 R . C· .9 (Council ·dues)
Dec . .,:ebrr..s-a Typewrit r Co . ( 3 ream a. er)
Dec ~r . Ral}h Johnson st~ p a envelope)
TOT.aL DI BTRSE~ :JT
REC I TS
Dec . 8 Fro Fall Vrriety ho 1
J3 rTCE December 31 , 1962
7 , 1 63
Ja uary 1 RE GSI:2TS ember ship DI UP..$...,~..:
Januc.try 15
Jani ,ry 15
J c..n 1c:-..ry 15
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5 Life e oershi)S
h.resge 1 s flo111 1 ers
9 rs . rloover postcards
9 Cornhusker rJ rke t a k i ns plates \ e ndelin Bakery c akes
Total
iar ch 1 balance
1• :, r ch l balance 580 . 79
Disbursements
Convention deposit 5 , 00
hitchen supe rvision 3 58
Cornhusket market 1 . 18
Total 13 . 76
Recei p ts 7 . 15
ebr . Co nbress e mbershi p s & Fou..'1 d1tr I a Day 4 . 00 T
April l Balance 674 . 18
574 . 18
De...-'osi t
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~pr 2 Conroy ~~ery
fir 9 Les 1• CA.d s
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l nee ay 1 , 1963
Style Show For PTA
A style show presented b the home economics class a Whittier Junior High Schoolhighlighted the program of the PTA meeting.
Also on the evening's program was the installation of officers for 1964-65.
enry Eichler, (center) home economics teac Hig checks Jeanette Allen's dress before he an •orrie Bartzatt (right) p rticipate in a style show the hom c class presented for the PTA.
Newly elected president is Mrs. John Hoover. Other officers are Mrs. Joe Adams, 1st vice president; Henry Ross, 2nd vice president; Mr Joseph Amos, secretary and Clyde Marshall, treasurer.
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• ~r. Emory- Priefer:t
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P. T. A. FALL PROGRAM
_ .. Novem"ber -20, 1964 7:30 P.M.
Mrs. John Hoover
~- P. T .A. President THE GREAT JuVJ.ERI CAN PAGEANT
-The Spirit of Uncle Sam
1. Convention Theme Music
Mr. Henry Ross
Asst. Principal
Narrated by Mr. Donald Sweem
March 11 Uncle Sam" ----------- Buchtel
I' m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover - Arr. Con rad
I~iilitary Escort - -H arold Benn ett
Dand ------------ :Hrs. Gwen Adams
• II. Conv e ntion Entertainment
Gettini1 rio Know You ----- Rogers-J.lar;[t]_e r3tei11
Vocal Duet - Anna Paul, K.atryna Brown
III. 133.llroom hu sic
..... ··c;pa Cabe.m. ( Srunba):Embraceable You - _._;
0l'dwstra ---------
IV. Qonv cntion :entertainment
JI.int t Dm~e Right by ·Nell
- Harold Walte rs -Gershwin
Mrs. Gwen Adams
Jinohn Hoover, Nell Barbara AdcUnson, , Villain
Melvin BtunfoL"k, Farm~r- Harold Jo:pdcln-, Canst ltble
v. Town House Meeting
Debra Cruder - Bob Knapp
Social Studies Class
Husical Tribute to Senator Smith
Your Land and Ny Land -------- 'Romberg
Beautiful Ohio -· - Earl
Back Home In Indiana .Hanley
Trail of the Lonesome Pine Carroll
Mdailiey ------- Foster-Bland
Soloist ----------- Bonnie Srnith
Sidewalkb of New York ----ooy- Lawlor-Blake.
Albany Bc,und Henderson
Land of Nine ~ - lYiacDermid
Seventh and Eighth Girls' Glee
Acconpanist
Stud e nt Teacher
Miss Mary Frances Graham
Harriet DeFrain Hiss Carolyn Uhri
Convention ~ntertainment.
Clarinet Polka.:
Clarinet Solo-- Bonnie Bislow
Political Satire
Drcuna Cle.ss Nr. Ivan Goochey
Convention i ntertainment
Hul a Den ce Gwen and Clarissa Bicoy
Nominating Speech
Sponsor
1'-iusical Tribute to Mr. Jones
Where O Vfhere But In k1erica
California Here I Come --
Linda St.oki - Mr. Ge.ry O'Hara ---- -~waring - Arr. HacLean
Springtime In The Rockies ------ Sauer
This Is h y Country
Yankee Doodle Boy -----
Bill North
VI. .. Convention Entertainment -- Mr. Terry Knee
Desperado -Francine Vernon, Kathy Wangen
' . -~ VTf. ~: Nonrinat.lng Speech
Sponstjr
Glenn ShelThouse
Mr. Gary O'Mara
Cranberry Corn e rs ----Jacobs -- Arr. Howorth- ~Klein
Ninth Girls' Glee and Boys' Glee
Mr. Ted Thompson
Ac cotr1pani st Student Te~cher - - - Mr~. Virginia Hufman -- Nr. Robert Feldman, '
Araerica . The Beautiful
Convention Audience
Gwendolyn and Clarissa Bicoy, daughters of M.Sgt. and Mrs . Tom Bicoy, · dance to the Hukilau during a dress rehearsal of the Whittier Junior High variety show to be held Friday evening.
CHRISTMAS 1,rusrc PROGRAM
DECEhBER 18, 1964 10:30 o'clock
Please, no applause during the program.
Carols
1. Jrh e Sleigh Ride -----.J,i arch of the Toys ----Jmg els vle Have Heard on High -Orchestra Mozart Victor Herbert ----- French
2. ~ristmas Is The Day - ---Eighth Grade Girls' Sextette --- DedriQk
3. Spirit of Christmas -~ingle Bells Rhapsody- Fred Frank Arr. Walters Band
4. ,J Let Ee Rock Your Cradle, ifary }Adoramus Te - -, Angels We Have Heard on High Eighth and Ninth Boys 1 Glee Livingston Palestrina · - Carol
5. Sing lrJe Noel - - - - Warner Let It Snow - - ~r~. Stickles
Ninth Grade Girls' Triple Trio
6. Christ Child, Divine - - Schumaker
Carol of the f.ngels - -- - - --- Niles
Christmas :Gve is Here - Arr. Warner
Seventh Grade Girls' Glee Club
7. Christmas l\iedley String Group
8. Happy Christmas Time Whittredge r-iaria on the Hountain --- German Folk Song
Old French Christmas Carol Traditional
Seventh Grade Boys' Chorus
9. Christ~as Serenade Clement - Cain
Carol of the Dirns Niles - Horton
Carol of the Sinting Reed ---- Johnson
Eighth Grade Girls' Glee .Club
10. Rudolph, The rl.ed-l~osed Reindeer ••
11. Flute Trio ~'fo vf ish You a i:i erry Christmas ' ------ Kr,one
dinds Throuth the Olive Trees Barker
Do You He a r \vbat I Hear Simeone
Ninth Grcde Girls' Glee Club
Ca rols
Mr. Enory Priefert ---- Principal
Nr. Henry Ross -------- Assist. Principal -
Mrs. John hoover - P:rr A President
Band and Orchestra - - Ivirs. Gwen Adams
Seventh and .c.; ie:,hth Girls' Glee Clubs hiss ~i ary .. Frances · Graham
Ninth Grade Girls' Glee & Boys' Glee ·c1ub
Mr. Ted 'rhompson
Accom_)anists - ------ Mrs. Harriet DeFrain
Mrs. Virginia.. Hufmap
Student Teachers • Miss Carolyn Uhri
• Ivir. Rob~rt Felcfunan
Ushers ___ -_ - - - - ---- Mrs. Lucille West
Property Boys'- Chairman, Anthony Shottenkirk
Programs --------- Glenn Shellhouse
Hrs. 1v~ errigan 1 s Seventh Grade Art Class
MI.~UT:DS OF THE l'JidY 12, 1964 M:illETI.1.~G
The regular meeting of the :lhittier PTA was held in the school auditorium onlfay 12 at 7:30 with Mrs. Ivloss presio~ing.
The minutes were approved as printed for the April meeting. The treasu.rer 1 s report showed a balance of i278.83 as of May a.
Mrs. Moss thanked everyone for a successful year.
Mrs. John Cooper installed the new officers for the 1964-65 school year.
Rev. Hill presented Mrs. Moss a past president's PTA bar for a successfu.l year.
A Style Show was given by Mrs. Grantham and Mrs. Eichler, Home Economics teachers. Girls from various classes participated.
The meeting was adjourned to the cafeteria for refreshments.
Respectfully 0 Mrs. Robert Westlake, · Secretary *****
AUDITOR 1 S REPORT
The treasurer's books were audited on June 30, 1964 by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Counsell and found to be in good order. The balanee on hand was $256.36.
;t RECOMMENDATIOr~ FROM THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
The Whittier Executive Board recommends we vote 301 ~G~INSt the proposed amendment and that the Whittier PTA contribute ~15 to the 301 Committee.
(Dr. ~i. L. Pharis will speak briefly on the 301 amendment.) ***"'*
MOTHERSINGERS
Any member of PTA who would lik:e to sing is welcome to join the PTA Citywide ivlothersingers. This group si-ngs for various PTA meetings and for church groups throughout the city. It also will perform at State Convention which will be held in Lincoln next spring. They meet from 1~15 to 2i45 ever.y second and fourth Thursday in the Public School Activities Buildj.ng. If you are interest in joining, or wis~ more information, please ~ontact Mrs. Marvin Stewart. (488-5866) ***•*
PTA MAGAZiliE
In you are interested in subscribing to the P~ Magazine, please contact Mrs 0 Ernest Cruder (432-2695). She will be in the cafeteria du:ring the social hour, also, to take subscriptions. The price is $1.50 for a yea:r for a very worthwhile magazineo ** ** *
JOil~ WHITTIER PTA
WHITTIER PTA
Minute of the October 13, 1964 meeting
The regular meeting of the Whittier PTA was held in the school auditorium on October 13 at 7:30 with the president Mrs. Hoover presiding.
Mrs. A.dams, Program Chairman, introduced the 7th grade girls chorus under the direction of l•irs. Grah&m. They presented a beautiful musical program.
Mr. Glen ~orey gave the thought for the day on fl.Patri otism and Election Year.•
The minutes were approved as printed for the May meeting. The T reas urer!s report showed a bnlance on hand as of June 30 as $256.36.
Mrs. iioover welcomed all parents to the meeting. The next regular meeting will be in February. The j;>rograms will soon be out.
Mrs. Bockoven presente~ the proposed budget for the 1964-65 year. Mrs. Ad.ams made the motion we accept the budget as presented, seconded and carried.
The following recommendation was read from the Executive Board: The Whittier Executive Board z·ecommer!is «e vote 301 .AG.Ail-tST the proposed amendment and that the Whittier PTA contrib~.i.-te $15c00 to the committee,) (Dr. w. L. Pharis spoke briefly on this subject 0 ) M:t-s 0 Moss made the motion this recommendation be adopted. Seconded and carried.
Mrs. Hoover called our attention that "Mothersingers1t are wanted, also please Join PTA and also purchase the PTA Magaz:1.ne.
Mrs. Hoover introduced Mr. Priefert, principal of Whittier, who thanked all parents for attending the 7·i;h grade open house.
Mr. Priefert then introduced Mr. Ross, assistant principal, who in turn introduced the facu.l ty to th& parents.
The meeting was then adjourned for parents to visit classrooms. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria.
Bespeetfu.lly subm3, tted, Mrs. Joseph D. Amos, Secretary ******
TREAS~R' S REPOE.T
Whittier PT..~ received a check for ~364 78 from ~fui ttier School. This was the profits from the Fall Variety Show.
Banlt Balance on February 1st was ~682.57.
So much that we achieve each day, We owe to friends along the £q,
Clyde Marshall, Treasurer
and what we are and what we own, For no one ever walks alone. Anonymous
WH'I TTIER PTA :BRIEFS
NI rtJTES FOR APRIL PTA MF..ETING
The regular meeilig ;Ollittier PTA was held April 14, 1964, at 7:30 in the school auditorium., The presldent. Mre. Moss, called t he meeting to order. Mrs. Hoover gave our spir!tual thougr.ts o:, readlng a poem t:ltled II I'm Fine". lviinutes for the Febru.ary meeting were approved a s printed. ~he tre8surer 1 s report was printed for imformation a nd \ •1as fUea. for audit.
ivirs. Xerswell gave the report of the nomin a ting committee:
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
I•irs. JohrJ. Hoover
lvlrs. Joe Ad G.ms
Mr~ HenrJ Ross
MrsG Jo~eph h!noe
Mr, Clyde Marshall
The president ask for furtb.er nominations from the fJ.oor. Hear i ng none the president declared the nominatior.is cl :,sedc. Miss .amy Figard. moved the secret q ry cast a unanimous elective ballot for the slate of officers as nominated. Seconded and carried.
~he physical Education classes U11der the direction of Mrs. ii are and Mr. t•Orrall presented a pro g ram of tumbling and gumnastio:a ., Meeting adjourned to the cafeteria for refreshments.
Respectfully,
ivirs • .Robert *v-estlake, .3 ecretc..ry
TREASURER 1 S REPORT :Balance on 'band PR0GRaM Aprill, 1964 Receipts: 10 memberships
refreshments Council registration :i.lebraeka Congress f'T.h Girls athletic association ihittier Home Room Pictures
Mrs. L. John Cooper, President of City PTA Counc1i will install the officers. The Style Show is being prese n ted by the Home ~c Dep~rtment under the direction of hrs. ':i: heo. iichler and i-i rs. Judy ~r a ntham. ·1here is a shop display which we hope everyone will take time to view.
DOU 1 T MISS rorFRESE,~TS &~D VISIT TIME in the cafeteria after the Style Show.
\"J e ttish to everyone a 11 Ftra 11 summer.
WHITTIER PTA
Minutes of the April 13, 1965 meeting~
The regular meetir1g of the Wh;. i!t~.e:r PTA was held in the school auditorium on April 13 a·~ 7 (. 30 P~M. with tho pr.es :t der1t, Mrs 0 Hoover~ presid.ingo
The program was opened by the A-.Be.nd 9 under ..vhe direction of Mrs. Gwen Adams, which played a variety of numbers, conclucUng with a very good rendition of "Alabama Bou.nd.. 11 The :program was enj.:>yed by all.
Mrs. Hoover brought us the thought for the day which was a "Sioux Indian Prayer. tt
The minutes were approved RS printed for the March meeting. The treasurer's printed ~eport showed a balance on hand April 13, 1965 of $375 0 39~
Mr. Marshall, the treasnre~r presented ch~ cks to the following groups in the school:- The Whittie1· Greenleaf ($27), the GoA.A 0 ($25) and the Whittier ActivityFund ($100) from the PTA.
Mrs. Hoove·r called our attention to the new Citizens Advisory Group which has been formed as a laison g :r oup between parents and the school bo a rd Mrs. Percy Logan is our represe~tative to this group.
Mrs. Moss then ga ve th e repo r t of the nominating committee: President---- --· ·--M111 s 0 J • W• Adams
First Vice P re~ 0 -~ e v Leona:rd Hill
Second Vice Pr e s ,, • M r Emory ? riefert, Principal of Whittier Secretaey--··-·--Mt·a O Donald Gaines
Treasu.rer--------Mrs. John w. Tomek
Mrs. Hoover asked for nominations from the floor on each office. There being no further nominations, ~r. Marshall made the motion we cast a unanimous ballot for the slate. Seconded and carried.
Next follo~ed a Pcysical Education demonstration by the girls, and a wrestling exhibition by the boys. Both of which proved very interestirig.
The meeting was then adjourned for refreshments in the cafeteria.
Respectfully submitted, Mrsu Joseph D. Amos, Secretary *********"
TREASUBER'S BEFORT
AN I.L'IVI TATION
The Hartley PTA Board of Managers would like to take this means of inviting all former residents of the Har'tley distr:i. ct to a special reception on May 23, from 2 p~m 0 to 4 p.m 0 at the Hartley auditorium in honor of Miss Eleanor Swanson. Miss Swanson is retiring at the end of the current school year after serving for neaxly 20 years as principal at Hartley. A special weldoms is being extended to former students who we~e en~olled at Hartley during Miss Swanson's tenure. Families attending are welcome to bring their children. Light refreshments will be served.
MAl-L TowN
P. T .A. •FALL PROGRAN
NOVEMBER 19, 1965
7:30 P.M.
Mr. Emory Priefert
Principal
Mr. •Henry Ross
Asst. Principal
Mrs. Joseph Adams
P.t.A. President
5¥A,LL TOWN AROUND THE S~UARE WHITTIER, NEBRASKA
TV Reporter---------- Sue Wibirt
Eayor --. ----Robert Mueller
Mayor's Wife------June Loeffelein
Mrs. Pain - Smith-----Shirley Mee
-I. Band Concert In The Park
Hi Neighbor
Two Episodes For Band March-Waltz
Prayer 1u1d March ••.
Band----·---------------- Mrs. Gwen Adams
II. Talent Special ________: ____ ~-------- Vo~al Duet
Autumn Leaves-:----------- Janice and Kay Marks
III. Mrs. Murray's Dance Studio
Ninth Nodern Jazz Group----Mrs. Jacqueline Tooley
IV.
Whittier Community Chorus
The Sound Of Music
Billy Boy
Avalon
The Dummy Line
V. Talent Special Medley
Eighth And Ninth Boys Glee
Ninth Girls Glee _________ jir. Ted Thompson
Mrs. Virginia Hufman :::::: ¥ir. Lyman Anderson
Tranbone Ensemble
VI. Bl~ckouts
Sheriff Scene
Doctor Scene ::ic.. rk Scene -
Drama Cla.ss----iH · r.• Ivan Goochey
VIi. liliitti er Sch0ol Chorus
Beautiful Yet Truthful
Ho La Li
Autumn Leftves
Every Night 'Lv11 en The Sun Goes In • Eighth Grade Girls Glee
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Boys Fhyaical ' ' Education -----Mr. Charles Worrall
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