Licking County High School - Lickingana Yearbook (Licking, OH)

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With Sept octe Nov. Dec. Febe Mar. May- MUTASMAMY --7 17- EM- -29 -29 -1 -5 -10 23- 24- -3- -22 -23- -2- -3- -17.. 31- -22. 11- CALENDAR School Opened Moron Jamboree Jr.-Sr. Hay Ride Freshman Initiation F. H. A. Initiation Football season opened County teachers meeting Chile Supper and Dance Student Council Meeting Square Dance Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball season opened Christmas Program Christmas Vacation bgggn Junior Square Dance Lincoln Day Program Senior Chicken Supper Jr.-Sr. Trip to Columbus Junior Class Play 'Her First Flame Senior Play Jr.-Sr. Banquet Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement H THIS 77 THE CLASS OF 'nu' Another year-Another Graduat- ing class. It always seems to the Seniors that Graduation is one of the saddest activities in H gh School. When we are Freshman we go through the year mumbling, and not always under our breathe, about all the unnecessary and un- intelligible literature we are forced by our mean old teachers to stumble through. Then as Soph- mores we spend all of our time envylng the Juniors at their prominent place in the esteem of the younger set. But--as Juniors we can hardly wait to enjoy all the important and very special privileges of the Seniors-such as having their pictures taken and placed before the world as educa- ted persons, and ordering name cards and graduation announce- ments, fighting over parts for the Senior Play, in a refined way of course, dressing up in those weird caps and gowns, and getting so much attention from every one in general. Seniors at last! Cruel world, how could those three years have slipped by so quickly. The Freeh- man parties, Sophmore grief over lack of fame, the Junior play high school parties and events of all sorts, Now comes the ways. Some of us contact with each perhaps for life, never see or hear the class. Or ma those of parting of the will keep in other for years and others will of the rest of be there ar y e us who are elated for fame and will be known only thru the eyes of the newspapers and radio to their former classmates. all the memories of PHS tucked away in our minds we bid a bon farewell and wish the on-com- ing classes the best of luck. PAGE IS SPONSORED BY S. C. HEWITT