Alma High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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SEPTEMBER . Alma High's doors open wide. 7 . Black Friday for Soph- K. ,I .S pp somores. H Q is 'U ' ' 7. Kouncil Kickoff . 'Q 14. First game-Traverse 1 ,237 City, there. MASQ. , ' 21. Annual Barn Dance. 28. St. Johns, here. 4- W OCTOBER N 5. Ithaca, there. 1 11. Pep Rally for Home- FLBRUARY Q, Coming. 1. Midland, there. 12. Homecoming game- 5. Mt. Pleasant, here Mt. pleasant, here, 8. Holland Christian, 7 X 13. Homecoming Ball. here- icaflceuedl 19. Flint Tech, here. Hearts' Dee-light 26. Fremont, there. gance attgenter' 1 wosso, ere. A 31' 132122368511 Flint Tech., here. 5 Center. NOVEMBER MARCH, n Z. Grand Haven, here. 5-8. District Basketball 8. Cadillac game, here. Plalhoffs' ccanceued, 12-15. Regional Basketball 9. Students shovel off Playfoffs' football field. 21- Mafdls Gras- 10. Cadillac, here. 27- Hi-Y Follies. 16. Senior Carnival. 22-23. Thanksgiving vacation. 29-30. Se1'1l.O1' Play, H.lVlOth8I' Is A Freshman . First basketball game- Cr. R. Creston, there. 30. DECEMBER 3-8. T. W. I. R. 7 Fremont, here. . T. W. I. R. P. Dance. P. Week. MAY 2. 11' Grfienvlue' here' 14. Junior and Senior Ban- 14. Ionia, here. 18. Mt. Pleasant, there. quet' 28. Godwin Heights, here. JUNE 29- New Yealgs Ball at 4. Junior-Senior Picnic. Center- 5. Commencement. Sponsored by FOWI..ER'S FOOD MARKET JANUARY 8. St. Louis, there. ll. Midland, here. 15. St. Johns, there. 1. Tri-Hi-Y Community Worship Service. 19. Spring Formal. The Princess and The Sleeping Wood 19. Traverse City, there. 25. Fremont, there.

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FOREWORD A little stream runs on and on, following its never ending course, just as the time flows forever with nothing to stop it. This past year is nothing more than a mere ripple in the stream of time. But it is these millions of ripples that made up the past, present, and future. And in each of these ripples are the individuals, the workings of time. It is in the pages of this book that the memories of one mere ripple are recorded, so that we may recall, someday, when we've traveled downstream, this one little ripple which plays so great a part in keeping the stream flowing along the right course. ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Mary Sova, Art Editorg Peggy Shong, typistg Barbara Russell, Photography, Russell Moffett, Editor-in- chief, Marilyn Larkin and Kay House, Make-upg Pat Guinand, Features Editorg Dick Nelson, Business Manager. STANDING: Barbara Roth, Photography, Ron Vliet, Sales Manager: Priscilla Losey, Assistant Editorg Helen Joynt, Advertising, Bob Wagner, Sports Editor. Not pictured, Denny Nelson, Junior High staff Member. Sponsored by FIRST STATE BANK Member of F. D. I. C. Z

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