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MICHAEL ALDRICH DEAN ALFRED ALLAN ALLERDING I wonder what fool it was that Look you, I am the most con- I am going to seek a great per first invented kissing. ifiwiftl cezned in my own interests. haps. CBabe1aisJ K'I'erenceJ It looks as if they' re going to make it! VIRGINIA ANDREWS LAVINA BABCOCK DEAN BARNEFIHER Her paths are ways of pleasant- How sweet and fair she seems Saying is one thing. and doing ness and all her paths are peace. to be. tWallerJ is another. KDe Montaignel KProverbs 111:16J ... 25 -
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P. Graham, president: J. Meyer, vice-president: S. Terpening, secretary: D. Miller, treasurer: M. Tippett. student council representative. We' re in the final quarter. The team's final guarter was played by seniors. Our top players were Pete Graham, captaing Jack Meyer. co-captain: with Sharon Terpening keeping track of our progress, meetings, and class activities: and Donna Miller as treasurer. Our fine coaches were Mr. Huonavaara and Miss Corey. Many members helped, while some sat on the bench and watched the others. In the tall we picked the colcr of our gzwns for the kick oft . The girls chose white robes with gray tassels. The boys chose charcoal gray robes with white tassels. Our team made progress at the homecoming concessions and dance. We had fun working on our class float, Victory is Brewing '. We dodged around selling stationary, Christmas cards, mums. and pcm poms. We had a doughtnut sale the first Saturday of each month. February 22 we had a pie sale. We had time cut from hard playing to study the playbook, NO BOYS AL- LOWED. We went back into the game with the basketball concessions and senior carni- val. We were very excited planning for our biggest event of years, our trip to New York. At last we made the tinal step. touchdown toward the future : and our kick- off. graduation. June 3. 1958. 124-
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CHARLES ELROY BARTLETT LINDA BENNINGTON PATRICIA BRADLEY Silence is an answer to a wise Her smile is the sweetest that My true love hath my heart. and man. iP1utarchJ ever was seen. iRyanJ I have his. lSidney7 They did! It' s a touchdown! MARGARET CASSIDY MARY CETAS Do you not know I am a woman? Laugh. and the world laughs When I think, I must speak. wfth you. Wilcox! lShakespeareJ ...gg- ROSE MARY CETUS I can resist everything except temptation. iWi1deJ
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