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The Homecoming Queen and Her Attendants Margery Thiel, Harriet O'Brien, Edra Kuenzli. SENICR As the end of our last year in high school draws to a close most of us can truthfully say, these have been four most interesting years. Oh, there were a lot of books involved, test paper fatigue, and perhaps a few disap- pointments, but when We think it over we should really be greatful to those teachers who had to put up with our youthful mistakes. There was the class party in our Freshman year when the girls talked Mom into a new dress, and the boys got out that Sunday suit. Remember how grown-up we felt as Sophomores, walking into 304 study hall, and pulling down two class parties? One was a Christmas party, to be followed by another party around St. Patrick's Day. It was at the St. Patrick's Day party that the girls asked the boys-and what a time the girls had deciding whom they wished to take. In our Junior year we became a little money conscious and took to selling refreshments at all the games. Remember the class play and the agonizing postponements? Then the Prom came, we pushed up our sleeves, got out the paint brushes and crepe paper, and really went to town. No one can sell us on the idea that our Prom wasn't the best of all. Our Senior year finds us taking over lockers in the middle hall, looking at college bulletins, and putting in long hours on this annual, the class play, and the school paper. The spring brings a rush season to the seniors with a class party, Junior-Senior Prom and that big moment of graduation. So the years have passed and the class of 46 take their place among the alumni of U.S.H.S.
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President Secretary JAMES LESLIE BOB SCHNELKER All the ways of a Why hurry, I'll get gentlemanf' there someday? V L, we. I N F O R M A L S of the S E N I O R S Vice President Treasurer ALICE HALE MILDRED RUSSEL Willing to lend a help- A sweet, attractive kind ing hand? of grace?
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