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By BARBARA MCNEIL Trapped! Glenn Hoffman, senior, re cently caught a large sized bob cat. After school, Glenn runs a line of about a dozen traps across the Little Colorado River from Bushman Acres. Glenn says he has trapped several other bob cats besides this one. “Too Young” April 8, the class of ’55, (fresh men) will present the annual freshman assembly. Featured will be a one-act play, “His First Girl,” starring Jerry Crawley as Dean Powers. Supporting players are Dray ton Mathews as his boyfriend Chester. His mother, Mrs. Pow ers, is Pattie Mead. His sister, Eleanor, is played by Huetta Harvey, and his girlfriend, Mar ianne, is played by Barbara Per kins. Also on the program will be a steel guitar solo played by La Rue. Bright and accompanied on the piano by Pat James. Amy Parry will sing a vocal solo and Clydine Rhoton, a junior, will be her accompanist. Sheila Buxton and Bonnie Diercks will give a tap dance, . Of the freshmen sponsors, Miss Esteben Hinson, English’ and journalism,is, director of the play; and Miss Avis Naysmith, commercial, is in charge of the other numbers. Classy Lassies Two years ago, during the Northern Arizona Music Festival at Flagstaff,the chorus judge said the Winslow girls shed rays of light over the gym, where the event was held, when they walk ed out to sing in their “easter egg dresses.” And today, as last year, the girls will again wear pastel pique “easter egg dresses” made from the same pattern. Only this time something new has been added—colored shoes will match the dresses. So next year they dye their hair to match the shoes to match the dresses to match. . . whoa, this is where we came in.
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Winslow Mail
Winslow, Arizona, US
Fri, Apr 04, 1952
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