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We lagged ww Student Section - QYour pictureis herelj Wearing the green bows that gave that frosh- feelingg rambling through the halls as care- free and lighthearted sophomoresg taking those junior testsg and then,-seniors-cocks of the walk! Four arduous years of studies and activities-records of praises, prizes- and punishment. This is the saga of the stu- dent's struggle onward and upward to graduation.
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CLASS MOTTO - Either I will find a way, or make one. CLASS COLOR-Jade green and white. CLASS FLOWER -Queen Mary rose. SENIOR OFFICERS-Don Hadlield, president, Dorothy Terebessy, secretary, Larry Lawson, vice-president. 6la44.4f48'naw4gaaZo ,wide High school at last! We were only freshmen, but to us it sounded pretty good. Remember our bewildered looks when we discovered that we weren't the only pebbles on the beach? Yes, we were the small fry, the ones who got lipstick smeared on our faces and wore the big green bows during bow week. In spite of all this we advanced and soon became sophomores. As sophomores we got those growing pains and decided that this year the freshmen would look up to us. We started on the road to fame by adding extra-curriculars to our programs and becoming big activity people! Besides all this, our social life started developing. We decided to be bold and speak to that slick chick and smooth joe at whom we'd been slyly glancing. Aha, jaunty juniors at last! We deserted 209 for 107 and perhaps occupied our minds with things other than math and chemistry. We had our own class officers and best of all, a basket- ball team that was one of the sweet sixteen. Weren't we proud? We began to take our parts in productions just like professionals. We sponsored a dance and junior carnival, both of which were a big success. june came and we knew that the next time we set foot in East High it would be for the home stretch. Now we were the monarchs. Although it was a good feeling, we didn't know quite so many kidsg but they knew us 'cause we were seniors. Oh, there were lots of things to be in: the class play, variety show, minstrel, and a number of student convos. We had grown a little in mind as well as stature. Now it is all over, but we thank you, East High, for all these wonderful times.
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