, 1935-05-19
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DONNA, May 18.-The junior-sen-
Tor banquet was held Friday night
in the East Donna school auditorium,
in the fern Of a theater party, with
an electrically lighted sign in front
"Redskin Theater." Tickets yer is
sued as invitations and we're pre-
sented at a ticket booth at the en-
france, with Minnie Mae Young at
The window. The stage was decorated
TO represent the Coconut Grove IN
Hollywood. with a painted back
drop, palm. banana trees and green
cry giving the desired effect, and the
guests 'rere seated at long tables,
all facing the stage.
The program following the ban
quet was enjoyed as members Of the
classes took the parts Of well-known
movie stars. Louis Shows as radio
-nnouncer presided at the micro
phone. Ruth VickerS. as Kate Smith
5ang, When the Moon Comes Over
he Mountains" Jim Ed Jones, and
Beverly Wittnebert danced as Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers, with the
chorus girls from George Whites
Scandals Of 1885" the girls being
suzanne Ayers, Martha Webb. Billie
Martin, Marian Harp, Hortensia
Cordova, Dora Faye Parker. Marie
Jones and Helen Egley. MeIta
GCchner was Ramon Navarro and
sang when I Grow Too Old 70
Dream" from The Night WaS
Young" Little Ida Anne J~efferies
was Shirley Temple and danced "On
the Good Ship Lolipop" and re-
sponded with an encore. Red
Grange" was Leon Barnard in his
football suit. Mary Forrest as Ruby
Keller danced Il Won't Dance"
Next came, Through the Eyes Of the
Faculty" and the names Of the con-
est winners were announced.
Betty Maxine FarnwCrth was The
Indian Sweetheart" Mary Edith
McFarling was The Most Likable
Girl; Manzies Turner. The Most
Likable Boy; Effie Joe Holloway
The Prettiest Girl" Pat Champion
The Most Handsome Boy" Mary
Iwai, The Most Studious GIRL"
Garland Farmer The Most Studious
Boy" Viola Baumgaurt The Nest
Athletic Girl" Red" Stuart The
Most Athletic Boy" Betty Yerger,
The Best Dressed Girl" and Bar
ron Holloway The Best Dressed
Boy"
Bruce Weaver gave The Museum
of 1000 A. D." a clever stunt with
exhibits of articles found in 5000 A.
D., which had been buried in the
Democratic upheaval Of 1885. A read
ing by Patricia Holmes concluded the
program and dancing followed un-
til a late hour. Members Of the
High School faculty and their wives
and husbands. Mr.. West, principal
Of the East Donna school and the
members OF the junior and senior
classes were present. there being
about $50 guests. Much credit for
the success Of the event Is due Miss
Bernice Clark and Mr.. Cummings.
sponsors Of the junior class.
A lovely affair OF the past week
was the surprise miscellaneous show
er given at Dunwanderin, with Mrs.
B. S. Roberts and Miss Julia Claire
Wood as hoSteSses. honoring Miss
Billie Engelking. whose marriage will
take place July 6.
The honoree was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts. these being pre-
sented TO her by Effie Joe Hollo-
way. Betty Maxine Farnworth and
Anne Wood, all in lovely evening
Gowns. Betty Jean Collier presented
a tap dance and Nathan Somers
and Betty vertrees danced "Flirta-
Friday was Visitors Day" In the
first grades. children starting TO
school in the fall having been invit-
I'd for the day. More than 80 chill
@ren Of this age visited the rooms.
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