Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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PUANV WIFHAV Rasketlall 1 A VICYA WTNKFTS flee Club 1 ? M1xed Chorus 3 Iatlr Club J, F H A 2 3 F H A Cff1cer I1brary ASS1Stant 4 JLRRY HOLD Basketball 1 A Class Play 2 Argo Uus1ness Manager 4 CTransfer from Ievov 13 N1XEd Chorus 1 Rov's Cleo Club 1 Fvofhall Q 4 PAUL wmfms Lettermen 3 4 F A 1,2, F F A 0ff1cer 3 4 Football 2 I

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MARY ANN STEINES M1xed Chorus 3, Iatln Club 3,4 A 1 , Band l,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Newspaper 3 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 1,2 BARBARA UIWWILINC A l 2, , F H A Offlcer 3, Mlxed Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1,2 Llbrary Asslstant 2, Newspaper 3 JAMES DXPOBAID Football 4 Basketball l 2 A l,2, F F A Offic r Student Counc1l 3 Class Play 3 Letternen 4 Government Day 3 IYNN MLBBIR Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, , Haseball 2,3,4 let'ermen 2,3, Class Play 3 ootball 0 Captaln HOMSCOMIHQ h1ng 4

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,'h5i: n. ,. It was early in September of 1953 when we. the present seniors, enrol ed in hi school After gh . a few weeks the dreaded iniation day arrived. The 42 of us were dressed to portray comic strip char- acters and to amuse the upper-classman with our greennes. The best dressed characters were Elaine Schwerin as Robin of Batman and Duane Bustad asnhy Friend Irma.' The year was completed with a class picnic. Now that the first year had passed, and the fear of upperclassmen, teachers and such had disappear- ed, we vigorously set out for our goal. After numerous attempts for having a school party, we finally ended the year with a roller-skating party and later a picnicg however, we knew our stuff and weren't called wise fools for nothing. The Junior year brought forth the enormous prob- lem of money. Homecoming proved an opport ne time to make some, so we monopolized every possible 4 dia ggi 5-Lf HOBBY-liking scheme. Midyear rolled around and we received our class rings. Later, we funveiledj our dramatic talent by producing our play, Spring Journey. Immediately we began working on the Prom and Banquet in honor of the seniors. The theme, which was Moonlight and Roses, symbolized an even- ing in Hollywood. The banquet was held at the Little Cedar Chu ch and the Prom in the school gym. The music was provised by the Dixielanders. This, our last year, got off to a riotous start with iniation. It was a mess fthe freshmen, that is! As our class motto, we chose, 'We will do ou best and God will do the rest.' For a class flower, we took a blue carnation while midnight blue and silver are our colors. In the spring came our second class play, the exquisite banquet and our delightful skip- dey. Now we proudly depart from this school in the shadow of the new building. Class History E X fx ,Ag,j- ... ,p A x r ' eil, ,.., ,., ,Lsef',' I ' ' UMQ x0'x.