Cairo High School - Egypti Yearbook (Cairo, IL)

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' J u s sux' s's 5 s I sg NJ 1 l 'r l 3 1 g..,,,x1- '- -in-11.1-:,,A WL -k.sSo.-qJ 'h'x ' L -.1 , J.. 6 Tlte uckiesl ids in Tile Worldiiiiy ig, ..,,z,,..q-'- ..-!-loJ7- And their activities . . . 611' 'Q rx 'tl No high school presents the front of all work and no play. Cairo High is no exception. All through the year, when the hell rang at 3:13, we students took over, joining in activities that will never be forgotten. As grandparents, we shall relate our experience of '57-the autumn night theme of Homecom- ing, The Little Dog Laughed and Onions in the Stew, our plays, the weekly club meetings, assemblies, Spaghetti Sup- per, Shrine Football Banquet .,., A ll were anxious to take an aetive part-some as chairmen, others as committee mem- bers to decorate, to run errands, to serve refreshments, or to clean up. Things did not always run smoothly: wc had our problems -building the lxridge and gathering cattails for the Home- coming Dance, keeping the goldfish from slipping down the drain of the fountain, setting a date for the Spring Formal, striving for realistic effects in make-up for our plays, and try- ing desperately to meet Iigypti deadlines. These were teenage growing pains-and they were fun! Page 17