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	(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)		(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)

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A junior class of twenty-seven students entered Reardan High on Sept. 7, 1954.
During the year Jim Seagle, Ron Lehman, Ed Shearer and Ed Hohnstein joined our class.
The big events of the year were the junior play and the junior prom. The theme of
our prom was “Gay Paree”, The gym was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The
music was provided by Al Reeves and Ed Grier’s orchestra from Cheney. The banquet
was also done in the Paris motif. The senior will and prophecy were read. Members
from the sophomore class acted as servers and also helped out with the music. Officers
for the junior year were:

<poem>
President: Rodger Hein
Vice-president: Ronald Ahlf
Secretary: Maxine Snyder
Treasurer: Phyllis Meyer
Council Rep.: Marilyn Howard
Annual Reporter: Norma Anderson
Class Advisor: Mrs. Stelljes
<poem>

Several of the boys were on the athletic squads. Ronald Ahlf and Vernon Rogers
made the Bi-County All-Star Football team. Ronald, Vernon and Ralph played on the
first squad in basketball.

'''Junior Play'''

'''The Zoozah'''

Wally and Brainstorm wanted to become famous writers, so in order to meet a
famous producer they wanted Lois to enter the local beauty contest and evetually
become Miss America. Lois’s boy friend, Hippo, an amateur astrologer, told her that the
stars were not in her favor. In order to make her feel lucky, Wally and Brainstorm,
bought a “Zoozah’”’. Much trouble arose when their rich neighbor, Mrs. Grately’s money
disappeared, and also her ward, Elaine was supposedly kidnapped. To hide from the
police after he was accused of stealing the money, Wally dressed up as the ZOOZAH.
Brainstorm had much trouble trying to keep them both out of sight, thinking they were
the same person, When the ZOOZAH came face to face with Wally, he discovered
that he had bought his girl friend Elaine who had run away from home. Elaine and
Mrs. Grately made up and Mr. Grately let her go out with Wally. After getting sick
from his latest study, Yoga, Hippo went home. Lois and Brainstorm corrected their
misunderstandings with each other and everything ended well.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)

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Kirk: Bot: Adding category RHS Drama

Kirk: Bot: Adding category 1955 Yearbook

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