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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1949 we began our adventures at our alma mater--adventures that lasted six memorable years. The uncertainess we seventh graders felt soon wore off and we settled smoothly into the routine of new classes and became acquainted with a host of new friends. Those three years of Junior High were marked by our participation in the Camera Club and Science Club. Our Sophomore year found us separating into our chosen courses and as members of the Senior High our extra curricular activities began in earnest. A number of classmates were making promi- nent appearances in the Glee Club and Chorus, also, quite a few were seen on the basketball and football teams. The Snowball Dance, a March of Dimes Benefit, was sponsored by the Biology Club. The Valentine Dance, presented annually by the Sophomore Class, was a great success. We were amazed at the dramatic ability our classmates exhibited in the Junior Class Play, Mamma's Baby Boy. Again several of us participated in the spring operetta. But, of course, the major occasion of any Junior year is the Junior-Senior Prom. Our class certainly outdid them- selves in turning the gymnasium into a wonderland of the Hawaiian Islands. Could it be true? Were we really Seniors already? It certainly was trueg our last year at East Huntingdon is the one we will remember most. Early in December The Clock Struck Twelve gave more of our classmates a chance to display their talents. The audience thoroughly enjoyed the comedy and suspense of the Senior Class Play. The crowning of our Snow Queen and the Corona- tion Dance really made us feel as though we were on a Stairway to the Stars. After mid-term examinations we became extremely busy with the production of the yearbook. As it goes to press many of us are preparing for the operetta. and the climax of our Senior year. Kay Hollis Betty Peterson CLASS POEM Discovery We have found a joy in learning, And each new lesson sends The truth within us burning: Learning never ends. A tl- ,' We have found the worth of friendship f 4,:. , Is more precious than fine gold, I,-Q H-'21 ,-' And those of school-hood kinship A L ' n A Will be friends when they are old. , X f Betty Peterson ':J.f l.-I X 31
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