Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

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PRESIDENT TREASURER DAVID ARENT ,mf T . ,V Il SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY I can't remember too much about our Freshmen Year-seems so long ago-but isn't that the year we had the Skating Party and the Splash Party? Remember our Sophomore problems? We worked all year on a dance to be held in April-a dance we couldn't sell enough tickets for-the kids worked so hard, too . . . I'm sure the office remembers our Sophomore year-the flood of students requesting locker changes from the iunior high side. . .We had a hard time collecting class dues but we managed to get nearly everyone's cooperation. So much happened our Junior Year. I can't recall all l'd like to. robably one of the biggest events was the purchase of our class rings . . . everyone was pleased with them . . . Of course we had to raise money as Senior year and all its expenses was so close, so we sold candy, had V , pl iff Z X Uolfagbake sale at a basketball game, collected our perpetual dues, and on t day of the Senior Ball we had a car wash giving a helping hand to the harried senior boys . . . Remember the problems, fun, and excitement of preparing for our Junior Prom? The ianitors in collecting the garbage accidentally threw away half our materials, and how about our water- logged cherry tree? Anyway we finally had the prom. The theme Shangri- La and the music of Joe Nowak and his orchestra transcended all descrip- tio V. Ending this year's activities were the class picnic and the dreaded JJ We started our Senior Year with the usual enthusiasm and Senior- itis. The days throughout this year weren't easy to forget. The pizza sale in November, our dues, and other proiects made it possible for us to hold our Senior Banquet, the Senior Tea, and the final social event of our four high school years, our Senior Ball. Soon after was our Class Day's arrival with Graduation following close behind. As we received our diplomas, many of the events of the past four years flashed in front of our eyes. Though most were ioyful and some sorrowful, we shall cherish them all forever. M WW ALf,3f65',,Q-0'kvd If JWNAJMMWA 01?W7 1 , J'-V

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