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Thanks for the Memoriesp' Our little band of skittery Colts joined the mighty Mustang herd singing the tune I've Been Working on the Railroad. We elected Ron Orr as our President with Mr. Stangl as sponsor. The highlight of the year was,. Hernando's Hideaway, our Freshman Frolic. The next year, we took our revenge out on the incoming fresh- men during initiation. That year we chose Donna Ostergaard as Presi- dent and Mr. Stangl was our sponsor. The theme of our Sophomore dance was Skiland. Ron Orr was again elected President and Mr. Stangl was sponsor in our Junior year. Our first project was the Junior Carnival. Next came our play Boardinghouse Reach. To top our year off was our Prom with a trip into the stars, using the theme, On the Threshold of Space. During our Senior year, Dick McQueary was chosen President. Miss Head and Mrs. Simmons were our sponsors. Dick Browning was elected student body President. Ed and Nancy Pickering reigned as Homecoming King and Queen. Our money-making projects for our senior trip were varied and plentiful. We ended our high school years on May 28, 1958, Graduation Day, as the first class to spend four years in the new high school building. Although all of us may never be together, we will have many memories to carry throughout life with us. Our four years in KUHS were colorful, fun, and unforgettable. To everyone who helped shape these four years we'd like to say, Thanks for the Memories. This page is sponsored by BLUE VALLEY RANCH
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