PHS BACKS CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN
TO RULE OVER SNOW BALL ON FEB. 4
To build a fund with which to
purchase new curtains for the
stage in the Palmer Gymnasium,
members of the senior class of
Palmer High School plan a Snow
Ball, to be held on Feb. 4. To
rule over the winter ball there
will be a Snow Queen, selected
from seven entrants.
Queen candidates are selling
tickets to boost their standing in
the race. Each ticket is good for
one vote, it was explained by
Helen Mae Stenvail, class presi
dent.
The seven candidates and their
sponsors include:
Bobby Jo Hemmer, sponsor
ed by Banana Belt Breezes
staff; Marilyn Harris, sponsor
ed by the Polaris staff; Leola
DeLand, sponsored by the
school chorus; Genevieve De
Land, sponsored by the sopho
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more class; Betty Blunck, spon
sored by the freshman class;
Margaret Reed, sponsored by
the Pep Club, and Geraldine
Kindgren, sponsored by the
school band.
Miss Hemmer has jumped to
an early lead in the contest, Miss
Stenvall reported. The contest is
to continue until the Monday pre
ceding the Ball. Weekly prog
ress reports on the queen race
have been promised by the com
mittee in charge.
Senior students working on
Ball plans include the following
committee members:
Advertising — Charles Collins,
Harvey Cooper, Marilyn Harris,
Dick Caulkins and Miss Stenvall.
Decorating—Leola DeLand, Ja
net Sherrod, Bobby Jo Hemmer,
Larry Stock, Paul Earnhardt and
Joanne Dragseth.
HIGHWAY WRECK—
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the accident, but Dr. C. C. Bailey
said yesterday that he was now
fully conscious, rational and rest
ing comfortably.
A passerby coming on the
scene of the accident only sec
onds after it happened, heard
Meier’s cries for help and sum
moned aid. By-standers acted
immediately to get the men to
shelter. Dr. Bailey gave credit
to them for preventing frostbite
and serious shock to the injured
pair. Bob Johns converted his
truck to a temporary ambulance
to bring the men to the Valley
Hospital.
The accident occurred when
temperatures were reported to be
between 30 and 35 below zero at
the scene of the mishap.
Schaeffer’s Orchestra will play
for the winter event, which is
open to all.
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Palmer Photo Art
May the grand sense of
freshness that accom
panies the arrival of a
New Year stay with
you right on through
the decade that is
opening before us We
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