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SENIORS: - PHOT0 FINISH AT THE WIRE! TEMPUS FUGIT KTIME FLIESJ Flight 1958 took off one early day in September 1954 at 8:30 A.M. On board were 67 excited Freshmen. The co-pilots of the flight were Mr. Kincaid and Mrs. Shierling, with Jane Vonderscher as head stewardess. Since the flight was to be a long and rather rocky one, several stops had to be made, the first one being the sponsoring of the first football home- coming at Indian Hill. The plane proceeded on a smooth flight through October, November, and Decem- The popularly elected officers of the senior class are Rick Bryan, president, Connie Wagner, ber, During Christmas hglidaygl QUI' plane landed for a complete overhauling. When school reopened, the Freshmen were ready to continue their iourney. The next months passed quickly, and soon the flight was a quarter of the way completed. vice-president, Sue Sublette, secretary, Jerry Lotz, treasurer. September, 1955, found the plane ready to resume flight. This year the plane flew higher with its passengers on the second floor. The co-pilots were Mr. Canada and Mr. West, with Dave Hartmann as flight commander. Because everyone enioyed Homecomingville, we made a second stop there. The sophomores' main interest was earn- ing money for the Junior Prom. We did this by sponsoring some concessions at our football and basketball games and selling decals. The third take-off in September, 1956, was a more advanced one since we were Juniors. We were under the super- vision of Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Corbett, with Griff Resor as class president. The main attraction was the ordering of class rings which arrived in November. This flight was to be a busy one. The passengers desperately needed money for the Prom, so our first project was selling Christmas cards. The Junior Class play, Onions in the Stew was overwhelmingly successful with Patti Stokes and Dana Ewell playing the leads. May arrived with the Prom, which had as its theme the south in spring. After the Prom, church services were held at Armstrong Chapel, followed by a cruise on the Johnson Party Boat. The passengers on flight 1958 were fortunate to get booked on a iet, a very fast moving plane. The lucky co-pilots of the Seniors were Miss Graham and Mr. Kincaid, with Rick Bryan as president of the class. Our first event was the taking of Senior pictures. The money-making proiects of the year included the selling of bookcovers, decals, candy, and fruitcakes. The Senior Class Play, Boy Wanted, was the first play to be presented two nights and was naturally a huge success. The Seniors sponsored the annual basketball homecoming. The ending of our flight became a reality when we were measured for our caps and gowns and ordered our announcements and name cards. The Prom, held at Terrace Park Country Club climaxed our Senior year. Baccalaureate was held on June 1, and Graduation on June 5. Flight 1958 had landed and was ready to be mothballed. How could it possibly make a more exciting and memorable flight than the one it had just completed! 24
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