The Coolidge examiner., 1942-05-15
JUNI0R-SENI0R
PROM IS HELD
IN HOLLAND

The outstanding social event OF
the school year was the annual
JuniorSenio banquet and prom
held at Coolidge Union High
School Friday night. A Dutch
background was chosen for the
occasion and the gymnasium was
transformed into a scene from
Holland. Guests entered the dance
hall across a bridge. onto which
they stepped from the prosaic into
a world OF Dutch windmills, dykes,
and tulips blooming on white
picket fences beneath a star-filled
sky
r. NJ Springfield, sponsor of the
junior class. assisted by Mrs
Springfield and class members.
planned and carried out arrange
ments for the occasion. Miss Eu-
genie Brandon presented the class
with cakes decorated in Dutch
motif. ordered especially from
Denver.
The banquet program follows:
Invocation, William Ray.
Welcome. Miss Gloria Appel,
Junior Glass President.
Response, Theodore Smith, Sen
ior Glass President.
Few remarks. r. w Taylor
Solo, Miss Della Lou Ware.
Brief talk. w r. Urton.
Piano solo. Paul II. Chambers.
Trio. Misses Betty Boone. Vera
Mae Campbell. Mary Karam.
Music. supplied by Mrs. B. f.
Aros.
FLOOR SHOW
Dutch Dance. Misses Natalie
Dodge. Rosalie Cohen, Mary Brit
tain, Betty Elkins. Helen Barring
ton, Anna Chimits.
Duet, Misses Betty Boone, Mary
Karam.
Tap Dance, Miss Mary Gardner
Accompanist, Miss Frances
Short
Gloria Appel, junior class presi-
dent, was general chairman OF ar
rangements. Junior mothers under
the direction OF Mrs Ben Arnald,
general chairmen, served the ban
Quet.
Sarah Louise Arnold was chair
man OF the committee on decora-
tions: Frances Short was in
charge of invitations and pro
grams: Mary Karam arranged the
musical program for the banquet;
Johnnie Jean Dixon was chairman
OF the banquet committee: Boots
Corbett and Betty Rowe We're in
charge OF table decorations: Bill
Higgenbotham was chairman OF
the committee on dance hall
scenery and equipment
Attendance was by invitation
only.
Members of the junior class are:
Teresa Akers. Harold Livingston,
Gloria Appel. Fay Lovett. Sarah
Louise Arnold, Sara Jean Martin,
Dorothy Ayola. James Merrill,
Warren Darlington. Emmett Neigh
bors, Pauline Barrios, Earl New
comb. Edgar Bollin. willard Per
kins. Charity Brewer. John Roche,
Vera Mae Campbell. Betty Rowe,
Alfred Carter. Barbara Lee Talla,
Richard Clemans. Riba Harrison.
Francelle Julian, Mary Karam,
Bill Tiffany. Boots Corbett. Eve
lyn Trout. Johnnie Jean Dixon,
Louise Wankle, Leon Dodd, Ross
Watson, Jim Elkins, Helen San
derson. Ruth Lucille Battig. Celia
Shipley, Mary Jean Foy, Edgar
Shoemaker, Julia Gomez, Frances
Short. Lupe Gomez. Oleta Gill,
Paul Hannah. Dorothy Sprinkles,
Burton Hanks, Verne Wuertz and
Billy Higginbotham.
Members OF the senior class are:
Louie Kenneth Baker. Esther Lou
ise Bond. Robert E Cockrill, Ray
mond Dunaway, Edwin Lamar Ell
ledge, Collene Fitzhugh, Gilbert
r. Granillo, Leona Belinda Hallian,
Peggy Darlene Havens, Mary E.
Hayes. Freeman La Verne Higgin-
botham, Ruby Mae Jones, George
Shelley Knox, Frank Arch Lynch,
Betty Faye McEuen, Sofia Mar
garita Monreal. Ellen Josephine
Mullin. Eva Fern Neighbors, Phyl-
lis Mae Newcomb, Ivy Earveline
Palmer, Joy Lee Price, Delbert
Loris Ray, Leroy H. Shoemaker,
Theodore Tower Smith, Larry DON
aid Sowell, Wilda Nora Stubble-
field Tawanna Eav Veazpy Alma