Farragut High School - Where the Action is Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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or EVENTS 15-Iunior Honor Society promotes hop. After The Ball Is Over. 16-Freshman Day presents student leaders at Farragut. On Parade. 17-Tarbell, The Magician. How Strange. 20-Glee Club Letter awards. The Angels Sing. 28--The Kwalwasser-Dykend Test of Musical Talent given freshmen who made high scores. MARCH 6-Sam Campbell shows movies to Honor Society members. I Go For That. 17-Seniors present Comin' 'Round The Mountain She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain When She Comes. 30--Modern dancers present minuet, and folk dancing for Farragut rhythmists. Ieepers Creepers. APRIL 3-Honor Society Roller Skating Party This Is Madness. 8-Farragut on the air in a special studio broadcast. Mr. and Mrs. America. 14-Seniors think of future, College Day. Could Be. 21-Clean-Up Pageant the theme of Clean- Up Week. I Promise You. 31-Women faculty mow down G. A. A. champions. For The First Time. 4B's select their class officers. You're So Very Necessary. -.J-E ,Mmiiii 51. . . SUBJ .if lp' F R A R Y I Condnfg, 'T'0UrItl W 5MJ1 THE Nh sim Mountain 4955, U f' xg SDSU MARCH T mwk.MJF?, , NOT . 6' 1 RE Dm Y my R l pmv ff 'N APNL Lf ef MAY , 1 as 4-Band Parents present Music Carnival to K raise money for instruments. Penny Sere- nade. f tl I ll-Farragut Orchestra competes in City Contest. This Is lt. 1 12--Forum Play presents a farce, Trysting 4 Place. I Must See Annie Tonight. .1 - 20-Iunior Beseda sponsors dance. Proceeds will finance trip to World's Fair. You Look Good To Me. M A Y ..Il-ll-I ia'-.n....' JUNE mul I Imam l-Annual Spring Festival to be held. Sim- 'J 4 lzll ple And SWeet. I ' 3-Senior Prom at Edgewater Beach Hotel, X I which will include the Boardwalk. A Room - - - - With A View. - ig: 20-Seniors frolic at Class Day and Ban- quet. Let's Stop The Clock. - 21-Commencement Exercises at Harrison Auditorium. Undecided. - KOTORA ls' JUNE