Amana High School - Bugle Yearbook (Amana, IA)

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The first meeting of the senior class of 1966 was ironically dedicated to the end-graduation. The class chose its motto, Character-The Foundation of Suc- cess. The class colors, gold and white, and class flower, the gold rose, were also selected by the class. .Along with these choices came the officers in an election. Mr. Selzer told the class of what was to come in the senior year: money raising projects, the Chicago trip and graduation. The class officers then began to plan the year's agenda with Great Expectations of an exciting year to come. for Busy Year rc .---.P A president's smile signifies another final senior decision Q PATTY BRUCE EICHACKER . U - ' X 'Q ' r DARLENB GRAESSER I'

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An ice cream social brings Chicago into reality. A senior class needs money to do many things. Thus, much of the senior year is devoted towards money raising. A pancake supper and chili supper helped raise over 33200. Alluof this would be directed toward financing certain activities in Chicago. An ice cream social helped cap the year's money raising activities. With the money came the means by which we could meet our Great Expectations of the Chicago Trip. Seniors Raise Money for Activities hav' 'fur' HOWARD HAGEN J r A 1 LESLIE HALDY DONNA KRAUS 86 5145!