Akron Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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awww., As Seniors, the Class of 1965 look back over the last four years and find it hard to realize that they are being graduated. The following is a brief summary of the outstanding activities of their past four years. In their Freshman year, under the advisorship of Mr. Roger Farr, the class enthusiastically sponsored the Dream Boy Bounce, which proved to be very successful. During the next two years, in order to build up funds for the treasury, the class held various candy, nut, and bake sales. In both their Sophomore and Junior years, they held roller skating parties which were well attended. In their junior year, class rings were ordered the first week of school and were received in November. Major activities included sales, a sock dance, and the Prom, Three Coins in the Fountain, which they co-sponsored with the Seniors of 1962. Shortly after their Senior year began, the Class of 1963 began preparations for graduation by having Senior pictures taken. The Senior play, Father of the Bride, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance were sponsored and presented by the class. Toward the end of the year, the junior- Senior Prom, the Senior Picnic, and a Senior Banquet were held and attended by the Class of 1963. All in all, the four years at A.C.S. went by all too fast, but they hold memories that will always be cherished. O ' P1-erident: Neva Hessler Vice P1'e.fident.' Dean Cheavacci Secrelary: David Aquino Trear1z1'er.' Sally Nichols Student Court Reprerentativer Peter Aldred Jeff Burdick

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Class welt We, the Senior Class of 1963, being of sound mind and body, do hereby set our seal to this, our last Will and Testament. We will to these people our well-known talents, attributes, and most cher ished possessions: I To Mr. To Mrs To Mr. To Mr. To Mrs. To Mr. To Mrs. To Mrs. To Mr. To 'Mrs. To Miss To Mr. To Mr. To Mrs. To Mr. To Mr. To Mr. To Mrs. To Mr. To Mr. To Mr. To Mrs. To Mr. To Mr. To Mr. To Mrs. Allen we leave the Akronite deadlines met, Bacheller we leave a large bottle of aspirin, Bates we leave our ability to read minds, Borkholder we leave 3,000 back issues of Newsweek, Brown we leave an Advanced Biology class with everyone present, Brown we leave our guidance folders, Brusky we leave a cooking class that cleans up after itself, Burgel we leave a copy of our favorite play, Marbezfly Columbus we leave a piano tuner, Cooley we leave one student with a perfect French accent, Churchill we leave our booming voices, Farr we leave pleasant memories, George we leave our mental health posters, Groves we leave our tardiness for Varsity Chorale, Helwig we leave some heat for the auditorium, Hood we leave our ability to talk faster than his dictation, johnson we leave Ludwick we leave MacCoy we leave Martiny we leave Monahan we leave our Economic World outlines, Stapleton, our wonderful Senior Play director, we leave the Class of 1964 and their play Tomczak we leave a class of orderly, well-mannered freshmen, Vossler we leave a new book of passes and the stapler in the journalism room, Walker we leave the deficit in the Press Club budget: Williams we leave a large supply of tranquilizers. all our compositions, one student who types without peeking atisthe keys, a safety belt, a class that doesn't hook up the bunsen burner to the water tap, Signed this day of june 24, 1963 Neva Hessler President, Class of 1965

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1962 Jfu.-Qu. Pfwvw This year's Senior play, Father of the Bride, was presented on November 16th and 17th, 1962, in the A.C.S. Auditorium. The play was directed by Mrs. Myra Stapleton and was a tremendous success. Last year's Jr.-Sr. Prom was held on May 18, 1962. The queen, Sandra Cory, and the king, Rick Rozelle, were crowned. A court of princes and princesses was also chosen by the Senior class. The prince and princess, Dave Aquino and Susan White, were also crowned. Sadie Hawkins Dame This year's Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on November 22, 1962, in the high school gym. Little Abner was Peter Aldred, Daisy Mae was Sue White, Marryin' Sam was Sam Truglio, and Divorcin' Dan was Gerry Summe. The gym was decorated to suit the theme. It was a huge success and all who attended enjoyed themselves.