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T EIQE AND EIQE 415 Don't take my picture! 425 The three Stooges. 435 I'm in a hurry! 445 Big hurry? 455 Taxi! 465 See, I washed my hands. 475 Back to work. 485 Early birds. 495 Pretty curls. 4105 Hooked! 4115 Line up. 4125 Thunderbird. 4135 General assembly. 4145 Speed way! 4155 Puppy love. 4165 Another day done! 4175 Funny! Funny! Funny! 4185 Crazy as we look. 54
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1955-5 January- 31 12- 16- Dayton suffered a mortal blow. Shannock Valley defeated us in basketball, 59-48. District band convened at Blairsville for a three- day stay. Doris Clever, Betsy Seanor, and Em- erson Shick represented Dayton. An atmosphere of sadness prevailed. Mid-term examinations were taken on the 16th and 17th. February- 3-Doris Clever attended State Band at Meadville. 22- The Yearbook Staff breathed a sigh of relief as the last page of copy was sent off to the printer. Nothing to do now but sit tight and wait for the finished product. 29-Nothing special happened on this dateg just want March to remind the girls that it's Leap Year. 15- If Mother Only Knew. The matinee perform- ance of this hilarious Senior Play was given be- fore the student bodyg the evening performance was on the 16th. 'Twas a howling success, ac- cording to the revues by Drama Critics. The 'fRockbusters, the senior male counterpart of the famous Rockettes, brought down the house. 29-Dismissal at 2 p.m. for Easter vacation. April- 3-An extra day's vacation was an unexpected treat. The student body prepared itself for the last lap of the school year. 19-Dayton Music Department acted as host to the M ay- 4, 18- 20- 21-- 22- 28- County Band. The concert was presented to the public on the evening of April 20. Blue Paradise was the theme of the Junior Promg music was by Jimmy Seifert and his Orch- cstra, The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Elaine West and Larry Walker, the Senior reigning Royalty. The Seniors bid farewell to formal classes. On this day they began to practice for their Grand Finale. Baccalaureate services brought the realization that the end was near. lt was a sad occasion. All aboard the chartered buses! The Seniors spent an unforgettable day on this last excursion together as a class. Commencement! With heads held high, we, the Seniors, proudly accepted our High School dip- lomas. The day had finally arrived for us to bid farewell to Dayton Joint High School. THE END. The underclassmen leave the class- rooms of DJHS, not to return until the bells ring again in September.
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