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SCHOOL CALENDAE • ; August September October Hoveaber March April May 26 31 7 Zb 5 16 20 29 2 5 9 12 19 23 23 Zb b 7 7 10 10 17 20 22 Zb 28 29 3 7 12 lb 17 18 21 22 28 b ll 15 18 21 25 26 1 11 21 13 18 29 1 6 6 Back to school First big day Seniors received class rings Fall Festival Sunshine Initiation Sunshine District Convention Beta Badio Show Senior Class Play— I LOVE LUCY First basketball game—Cynthiana Basketball game——Mackey Individual pictures taken Basketball game—Owensville Basketball game--Oakland City Evansville College representative talks to Seniors Basketball game—Hacleton Thanksgiving vacation begins Band Booster Day Basketball game—Alfordsville Senior Pictures Basketball game—Potoka Seniors take scholarship tests Basketball game——Mt. Olympus P. T. A. Christmas Concert Christmas vacation begins Holiday Tourney Holiday Tourney Vacation over—Beck to the old grind Basketball game—Stendal Betty Crocker test for Senior girls Basketball game—Hazleton Second Team Tourney—Oakland City Second Team Tourney—Haubstadt Basketball game—Mt. Olympus Finals of Second Team Tourney—Haubstadt Basketball game—Ft. Branch Basketball game— Holland P. T. A. Fun Festival Basketball game—Elberfeld Basketball game--Patoka P. T. A. Founder's Day Sectional Tourney Sectional Tourney County Music Festival Junior Class Play P. T. A. Career Day P. T. A. Open house Junior and Senior Trip Baccalaureate Commencement Senior Day
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Class History In 19 +2 twenty-three scared, but happy, little boys and girls started to school. Only eight of that twenty-three are still at Fren- cisco High School. They are: Pat Ott, Carol Moore, Dorothy Meier, Shirley Wllderman, Alfred Stewart, Loretta Tooley, Franklin Arbuthnot, and Kenneth Bilderback. In our third year of school Fred Mason .joined our class. The next year a little boy by the name of Joe Woods .joined our rapidly increasing class• When we were in the fifth grade we had three new members. They were: Ronnie Wirth, Diane Ingle, and Aaron Green. In .junior high t’-ro more boys .joined our class. They were: Don McFllhiney and Bob Critchfleld. fin our freshman year ve had twenty-three members in our class. Those members were: Franklin Arbuthnot, Kenneth Bilderback, Don Brown, Rosa Coomer, Eob Crltchfield, Aaron Green, Diane Ingle, Dixie Keene, Elsie Kieth, Fred Mason, Charles McEllhiney, Don McF.llhiney, Dorothy Meier, Carol Moore, Pat Ott, Carolyn Rembe, Alfred Stewart, Joy Tipton, Loretta Tooley, Shirley Wllderman. Ronald Wirth, Joe Woods, and Cheri Woods. As Sophomores we had 21 members due to the loss of Charles McEllhiney and Rosa Coomer. Between our sophomore and .junior years the love-bug bit several of our classmates. At this time we lost Dixie Keene, Joy Tipton, Carolyn Rembe, Elsie Kieth; we also lost Don Brown. We had gained three new members. They were: Robert and Richard Meier and Floyd Miller. During this year we presented our first ploy, How Could You, Mon? , We were scared to death but enjoyed it very much. We also had the concession stand at the ball games for a semester. When we finally reached our twelveth end last year, which we thought was difficult, but pleasant, ve hod 17 members in our class. ■.Cheri Woods had moved to Princeton and Floyd Miller had moved to California. Those 17 will graduate May 6, we hope, are: Franklin Arbuthnot, Kenneth Bilderback, Bob Crltchfield, Aaron Green, Diane Ingle, Fred Mason, Don McEllhiney, Dorothy Meier, Carol Moore, Robert Meier, Richard Meier, Pat Ott, Alfred Stewart, Loretta Tooley, Shirley Wllderman, Ronald Wirth, and Joe Woods t’ During this lest year we gave another class rlay— I Love Lucy . 'On Feb. 8 ve went to Indianapolis to attend a session of the state legi- slature. As seniors we received our long-vraited-for class rings.
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