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Music: Nancy Kohl Class Song WORDS: Elaine Strauss and Barbara Bingaman in 5 5 , r I he - r r r r : IIE. 59 I I - Ili I I 1 ..I l lvl' ll: IQ ln: o' 1 r Q -. o QI . . . ol ' ,Q I I- 'llv I - I ii ' '11 I: - II Y F--I -I' . I fl : lv' U I I ' fill! I if I . I lr! :Lil . 'llal I IP-l'lF- lK?I X0 if . te itil? We are the Class of '58, We are the Class of ,585 I Y x Q Y I I I . l - Im. ' g 4 un: llill :IIE I I I 5 I r 0 C , I . I n W9 3 s is e We are about to graduate. We played a lot of jokes and pranks, And called a lot of teachers cranks. We studied hard, and gained some knowledge, While we prepared for jobs and college. We are about to graduate. The future is stretched before our feet, And maybe our paths will never meet. But this one thing we'll all remember, All the twelve years weive spent together. i
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Senior Memories The school year of '57-'58 found us entering the doors of Myerstown High as students for the last time in our career. We looked forward to our Senior year with hopes and fore- bodings. First on our agenda came the fair. And what a fair! There was lots to be done, but everyone pitched in and made it a success. Our Senior Play, Keep Moving, was a hit and a lot of fun as everyone who saw or participated in it will agree. Our Landis and Landis Club goal and magazine quota were reached after much persuasion by Miss lmmel and Mr. Nitrauer. Finally after eight months of hard work tfor some of usj and waiting Cvery muchj came the big three days in the grand city of New York. From the twelfth to the fourteenth of May we enjoyed our reward for twelve years of faithful attendance. On May 23 we had Class Night and May 25 and May 26 Baccalaureate and Commencement respectively. What a time we had! Everyone was a little nervous and proud. This, our last year, had its very sad and happy times mixed with a lot of the in between days that are expected in a normal year. We leave our Alma Mater with a feeling of regret and will cherish the fine memories we leave behind us. Class Officers Bill Fulk-President Eileen Keener-Secretary Peggy Smaltz-Vice President Elaine Strauss-Treasurer CLASS FLOWER-Red Rose CLASS CoLoRs-Gray and White Morro- Knowledge is but folly unless it is guided by gracef'-Herbert
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