Edgewood High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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JUNIOR CLADS PARTY The Junior Class was entertained at a Christmas party at the home of Miss Ruth Stem At S1X o'clock dlnner was served by Niss stem and her mother Gifts were exchanged among those present The rest of the evening was spent in playing Bingo. Berneice Roach and Norman Cole were the winners. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Call lt what you w1ll Nevertheless the Seniors are lOOK1Dg forward to being entertalned by the JHHIOI Class Wlth a great arount of eagerness and ant1c1pat1on The Juniors promlse flne time for all concerned The Junlors nope to keep the D6nlOTS in more or less suspense untll the time set for th1s annual occas1on More power to the present JUHIOT Class and may the DGHIOTS be appreclatlve guests. 31 fx 0 . . L fs C l . . . . . AL . . . . . 8 . . , I ' I 2 ' f f- ' + ll f 5. , A i gzf 'f j . . . ' -gb 93' 4 , t Ll A f - -M' Q V O . -3 Q r . 111,84 .,. .11--S'-S- - ' , ,'. G1 -s

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DENIOR PLRTY On October 5, 1956, the Senlor Class went to the home of Mr. Keller, their homeroom teacher for a party The class arrived about 4 50 o'c1ock, and about 5 15 o'c1ock a buffet luncheon was engoyed by the crowd After everyone had eaten to his ca paclty, games were played unt11 about 7 50 o'clock, and then group slnglng furnlshed the entertainment for the rest of the GV6HlHg JUNIOR ACTIVITY DANC? On October 9, 1956, the JuD1OTS sponsored a dance glven in the ndgewood gymnaslum The music was furnlshed by the Paramount Class HALLOWEEN PLRTY Tn s party was held on the nlght of October 51, 1956 1n the ndgewood nudltorium The prettiest and the funniest costumes were given prizes These awards went to Myrtle Moore for the prettiest, and to our principal Mr W H Braden for the fun niest Other entertainment was g1V6D throughout the evening, after whlch doughnuts and cider were served THE JUNIOR DENIOR CLASS PARTY The seniors entertained the Juniors at a party in the Edge wood gymnaslum on Friday nlght, November 15, 1956 As each per son entered, a senlor was there to welcome him He was given a fictitious name which he had pinned on him, and was told to re present that person durlng the evening The prize award was presented to Mary Shislowski, after lunch was served the crowd enjoyed dancing until 12 o'c1ock. TEA DANCE On March 25, 1957, the Commerclal Club sponsored a Tea Dance, which was held in the Edgewood gymnasium The dance was well attended, and due to the great amount of enthusiasm shown by the crowd, the club decided to hold a dance every other week - I . '. r . - O . 0 I . . . Orchestra. Refreshments were sold by members of the Junior 0 ' 1 1-1 -' ' . . R 010 O - . . ' 0 . . G - I ' 0 u O O

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