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GRAD UA TES Graduation is the middle of the bridge for most seniors. Their earlier years are spent finding talents, seeing limitations, develop- ing friendships and laying plans for future careers. In the years ahead lay the chal- lenges of the business World and the college campus. Their commencement march hopefully presages meeting these chal- lenges as competent adults.
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Class of january 1957 The seniors in the class of January 1957 will remember this as their big year. They won honors that brought prestige to themselves and their school and accumulated little things that added meaning to their daily lives. With the leadership of officers elected the year before, the class launched a campaign to fill the depleted senior treasury. They handled concessions at school functions and sponsored their own activities which included a Friendship Dance, a Senior Splash Party, and a Senior Boy- Girl Basketball game. With the help of the Parents' Club, the long- awaited Snow Trip became a reality and the eager seniors romped through a weekend of snow. , They saw Cody win its first sports trophy when our team took the West Side Championship. College scholarships for varied achieve- ments promised a bright future for many of Cody's seniors. Several students were nominated to receive the most coveted of all scholastic awards, the Phi Beta Kappa Key. The last months passed quickly, for the seniors were caught up in the whirl of events and traditions that were a part of graduation - the Class Day luncheon, the Junior-Senior Farewell Dance, and the Senior Prom, which followed the solemnity of commencement night. The senior year for the January class was a goal where the past was with them in the form of loved traditions, where the present was pleas- ant with friends and daily doings, and where the future challenged them and they went forth to meet it. ARTHUR HOWELL President RONALD HANLON Vice President SHARON DOMINIACK Recording Secretary PATRICIA GOODING Corresponding Secretary DAVID HOLTS Treasurer
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