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K-41 I Ln Read jackson Denny helping Bolles Military School win State Championship. Chosen for Florida All-State. Tom and Mary Thurlow being missed since thev moved to Florida. Prine, Blom, S. VVhitney, N, XVhitney, Edgarton, Kuhnel, Honey- well take N.Y.S. Scholarship exams. jr.-Sr. Leap Year Dance postponed in favor of Pops Concert. VVe learn how to make rubber, etc., at the Electronics Exhibit in auditorium. Some students compete for S500 prize in LLN, exam! juniors hurry to get Graphic to printer by March 15. See Meet Corliss Archer at matinee or the following night. APRIL Report cards again. Ouch! Entertainment by the Lees. Chinese culture. Girls get vegetable corsages for their dates at Leap Year Dance. XVhat a week! Easter Vacation. VVashington gets ready for Liverpool Seniors. All flags are flying! Citizenship Day at Syracuse U. for Sue and Charles, Carlie, Pat, Pete and Ray. VVasn't Carol VVarrington a pretty bride, girls? Baseball begins. Spring is officially here in Liverpool. The sound of Fore reminds us the gold team is practicing. Activity on the tennis courts and on the track again, too. Amateur Shown . . . 'l'oo bad all couldn't win! MAY 10th grade English classes give an original assembly on Transporta tion and School Spirit. At last, the junior Prom. Hail the King and Queen, Model Republican Political Convention at Oswego Teachers' College. Prine and Homyack. delegates. Another Science Assembly. VVhere were you during the ex- plosions? How did you like the Lancasters, the Fantastic Balancersu? Memorial Day exercises at Civic Center and Cemetery. JUNE Graphic out. Much a-do! Block Letter and Award Assembly. Exams. and REPORT CARDS. Senior Ball. Baccalaureate. Graduation junior-Senior picnic at Green Lake. Alumni Banquet. if ,ann- 1-:aa-us X .K ,Iyar ,A :, 1 .. : A 'i H g:-Q i. Y- N, 'kv' 114 I n 1 'wi' '-f . . D mxaxl zz ff X 4 q - T .' .ff 14 w. 'ai Q . Glo.. -.va , t X l st i S- p K 1 Y-' '...l-- l ln: --ff-M iii :ya gf .
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