Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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THROUGHOUT THE YEAR OUR LIVES RUN ON A SCHEDULE, VARIED OFTEN 96 Nov. 16 K 17: Juniors presented their play, Wfhe Curious Savage. Nov. 20: Awards assembly for football, cross coun- try. and magazine sales. Nov. 20: FFAfFHA game supper. Nov. 27: Elks' Football banquet featured .Tack Tighe. Tiger manager. as speaker. Nov. 29: Twelve 111CIHl7Cl'S of the FFA and ad- visor. Mr. Elder. journeyed to Chicago for a three day stay at the International Livestock exhibition. Nov. 5: Civics classes sponsored mock national election in high school. Nov. 9: Seniors' welcome party for freshmen. Nov. 15: Parents came to school to confer with teachers. UPPER RIGHT: CLOWNING SENIORS out for fresh air in Don Miner's Tornado LEFT CENTER: TUGGING FRESHMEN in the Frosh-Soph games. RIGHT CENTER: NECK AND NECK in the bicycle relay race of the Frosh-Soph games are three teams of peddlers. LEFT: ENTERTAINING the assembly is Charles E. King with Sharry Hileski and Howard Nahikian.

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Willie ALLEGAN'S FAIR ROYALTY. FIRST PAIR: Sharry Hileski, Rinda Jones. SECOND PAIR: Vicki Mack, Sandra Tafil. THIRD PAIR: Janice Jones, Sandra Meade. Queen: Mary jean Granger. MANY EVENTS WILL BE REMEMBERED . . A PlcToRlAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR... pared to 766 last year. Sept. 9: The 104th Alle-gan County fair opened for a week of agriculture exhibits and fair fun. Total attendance: 96,000. Sept. 20: First class meetings and election of officers. Sept. 27: Sophomores defeated freshmen in an- nual Freshman-Sophomore games. Sept. 28: Junior class sponsored the first dance of the year. Oct. 2: junior High welcome party. Oct. 11: Charles E. King lead song assembly. Oct. 12: Homecoming activities. Oct. 16: Magazine sales campaign began. Oct. 17: Freshman-Sophomore games party. Oct. 18: Michigan Education Association confer- ence at Grand Rapids. UPPER LEFT: SMILING DON Miner working in the 4-H refreshment booth at the fair. LEFT: POSING for the miniature picture photographer is Mary Ann Boysen. 95 Sept. 6: School opened with 814 enrolled as com-

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BY HAPPY SLIRPRISES AND CLIMAXES OF EFFQRT AND Ur-cz 1: Thv C.l1cu':1l clr-pzutliicnt with Bliss Ank- nvy lxuxvlm-cl to Elkhart liiclizmzi Lo witness Fred Waring and his orclicstm perform. llcw. 6: chlllllly juniors Coiivcnrcl at A.H.S. to lu-111' 1-xpvxi talks on vocations. lbw. 18: liznmlpzirty. lim-cz 19: 'l'hc- clioral L11-pa1't1x1c'11t IJCl'liOI'IIl1'C1 the Cllirisllxlas c'o1ic'c'1't at thc' Griswold aiiditoriuiii. llnfc. 20: C0111-gc fI'L'S11l11CI1 rvportcd to seniors on ctollvgv lifv. ll:-cz 211 c111l'1S1IIlLlS assviubly. lim-C, 22 Stuck-lit Couiicfil spoiisoivcl zumllal svmi- 1-OI'lll2ll 1X'i111c11' Xxvllifl dzilicv. D4-cz 28: 11111111 Club party. rt N,1,::a.g ' A 6f'.FffC CNf 1111111 ' minus: if FOP PIC7'l'lflf.' EN'l'l'1R'l'AlNlNC1 :ll 1114- jun- ior high party zm' Sanncly Nylwrq :md Alton Browm-ll, I'I'I'1flf I,l:'l T: QTQFEN, Szlmlru Nlrzulv Amd KING, Dirk hfilllvilll. in lllr- 1lUlIl4'- C'UIll1I'lLf pzxiulclv. AIKUVIQ P.-XR.-XDING ll'lll'1lIl1llI1 Don 1Yil0y in thc hUIlN'i'OlIl1IlH pvp .xssa-rimhly. . LEIVT: DISPLAYING thc' school flag nt :in assvmhly are Chuck Cha-slmit :mil Tr-d 'I'UK'l'U'I'.