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H PPY DAYS! That junior year is always a busy one, and these folks had one to remember. They sold magazines, popcorn, published the yearbook, and served an alum- ni banquet to almost 300 guests. The Monkey's Unc- le directed by their adviser, Mr. Loughrie, was pre- sented in the spring to appreciative audiences. They entertained the seniors and faculty with a lovely banquet, using Starlight as the theme and Harold Harper's music. Officers this year were: Ray Knight, Presidentg Jane Vanderbark, Vice-President: Norma Ayers, Sec- retary: Glenn Cunningham, Treasurerg Nita Lawrence, Business Manager. Officers for their final year in high school were elected the preceding May, so in September they had already served three months. Ray Knight, President: Lawrence Vensil, Vice-Presidentg Norma Ayers, Sec- retary: Jane Vandenbark, Treasurerg and Dixie Ball, Business Manager, were the officers. The summer dances had gone well, and work to sell food at the football games as well as serving Lion Club's dinners kept them busy. The play presented in December, Phantom ofthe High School was directed by Mrs. Gault. Flu took its toll of both players and audience, but the show went on, after one postpone- ment. Early in January the class chose its colors fblack and whitejg its flower fred rosejg its motto fForward ever, backward neverj, so that the juniors could use the information in the yearbook. This year the class was the same as in May, but the home room teacher was Mr. Kenneth Johnson. Through the summer the class was assisted and guided by Mr. Ralph Howard, who, with his wife, will chap- erone on the senior trip to Washington, D. C. , and New York City, April 26 to May 3. Looking forward with great anticipation to gradu- ation, the seniors will be presented to the community on May 25, 1958, the seventieth class of Frazeysburg High School.
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