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ffwr v * ,vi THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH * 7 *V .!-*, J Thursday, March 4, 1954 . C. H. S. ^ NEWS y.myy v U1 *y Jackie Mow G.A.A. . In the past, we have received Numerous invitations from Hebron to attend their dances, and The basketball season will of- ^ *« now very happy for the '(totally come to an end with .the opportunity to welcome Ihem to playing of ltho all-star gattes °ne of our affairs- March 11 av 7:30. Students from Hebron must On -the senior all-star team i present their I.D. cards upon'adare Carol Aijvidson, Ell?i Jean mittance. as only high school Buss, Donna Dovve. Donn.i Cun- students will be permitted to at ,<liff, Dorothy Hiller. Pat Kurby- j tend this dance. tin, K-ithy McMahon, Janice Oef- The Council has devised a new flint, Marge Rogers, Ruth Schae-.! system by which all students fer, Adele Schmitt and Elaine may submit their suggestions, Tu no:. The subs are Marlenfl new ideas and improvements in Arvidson and Ethel Mae Hag- the present manner in which the berg. • school and school affairs are On the junior team are Vir- now being handled. There will ginia Audino, Rita Barbian, be a suggestion box on a bulle- Martha Boldt, Gaff Brefeld, Bar- tin board in the front hall, where bara C?.ble, Lois Claybough, I suggestions may be deposited JVTary Ann Ford. Mildred Hiller. ! By so doing, the Council hopes Jacltif Moss. Betsy Huff, Peg j to discover things which are un- XVriting and Betty Weight. The satisfactory to the students and Subs are Shirley Thurlwell and Shirley Berthoux. On the sophomore team are Kathleen Anglese, Jane Blake, Jean Blake, Layne Buchfer, Judy DeCicco. Jean Selsdorf, Marita Thompson, Audrey Tonyan, Marilyn Watson, Kay Kirk, Ann Lun 7bo?g and. Pearl Mathews. The subs a:e Joan Young:, and Eleanor Todd. On the freshman team are Judy Bastian, Joan Collins. Saralav Douglas, Pat Marsh, Ka ren Neff, Sandy Nell, Sharon O'MoRey, Lola • Ritzer, Carol Schmitt. Mary SClineide:, Joanne | Schuringa and Sue Stinespring. i The -ubs are Diane Hunt «ncT"~ Lillian Larsen. The seniors CflftW out Oil top, as usual, during^ the after-school tournament by '• wtftAing all of their games. ;' ; = The juniors were second, winfiing seven and losing nine. The sophomores were third, grinning one and losing thirteen The freshmen played a tournament of their own with Sandy! Nell's team coming out on top. make changes that will be agree^ able to all Flying a national flag upside down at sea is a signal of distress. Student Council News The Student Council is going to sponsor a "Sock Dance" on April 23. Hie dance will probably be held in the new gym, because of the fact that an invitation is being sent to Hebron high school. 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