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gym, :ouplcs swayed to the music of BonnieRoss and his orchestra. This event was spon­sored by the l949-50 football squad and letterclub, with Coach Robert Sweeney as facultyadviser. The climax of the evening came whenMiss Helen Clark, retiring Queen of 1948-49,crowned Miss Jane Debandt, Queen of theFootball Prom. Miss Lonnie Thomassen, First

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intramurals: Nlr. Knop`s juniors won by de­

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`Slu Jenf CounciThe Student Council of 1949-50 is headed

lu' President Don Oscarson. Vice-President Bobloncs and Secretary Betty Boughton. Under

the sponsorship of Mr. Edwards, the councilconsists of two members from each home room.This group that meets once a week was chosento advise on matters which are of general con­cern to the school and student body.

Among the many things accomplished thisyear were the adoption of a school creed. andthe designing of a school crest and Hag.

The Creed is: We the students of BrentwoodHigh School pledge fellowship and loyalty inorder Io promoze the welfare and equality forwhich our school smnds.

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Odicersz President, Tom Haddock; Vice­President, George Ward; Secretary-Treasurer.Bill Conzelman; Sponsor, Mr. Carl Haldiman.

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Other rharacu-rs Wilda Adams Mary Johnson. David Ryan. Bob Green. Louis Keller,George Ward, Marolyn Noecher. Larry Sadler,Richard Sadler. Don Oscarson. Jim Ake, Bar­bara Haddock. and Elma Day.

Singers and dancers: Francis Hill. Jackie Bar­ham. Pat Schmidt, Charlotte Grace, NanceeKrone. Jean Walsh. Agnes Fieser, Janet Holmes.Jeanne Hey, and Jimmy Hoskins.

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ln a fall assembly the dramatics class panto»rnimed two musical selections. "The BaseballCantata," the story of an imaginary game bc»tween the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New YorkYankees. and "On a Sunday by the Sea," ahumorous 1920 beach scene.

The acting of the dramatics` class. choralreading by speech class, and the singing tif theGirls' Glee Club were all combined in thepresentation of an original Christmas Cantata."The Coming of the Light." The necessity ofGod's Light, from the creation of the earth tothe coming of Christ. was portrayed.

For a spring assembly selections from "SouthPacinc," "Annie Get Your Gun." "GentlemenPrefer Blondes," and "High Button Shoes,"plus some popular records were pantomimed.Each number of this "Nickleodeon" was com­plete with colorful costumes and scenery.

Climaxing a very eventful year was thesenior play. "Taming of the Shrew," a modernromantic farce of the \lVilliam Shakespeare com­

ramafic /Qroo/ucfionaedy, The variety of all the cha1acters` person­alities. which kept the play so much "alive,"also made it a most enjoyable one Paintedcostumes and stylized scenery were used

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