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a full and colorful month sends many more pleasant memories whirling through our heads than thoughts of football games turlreys and the festivrty with which we celebrate Thanksgiving We gather one by one brief pictures of fleeting moments and eventful occa sions at school Our November opening with the senior benefit bridge party for the Halcyon and closing with the gala celebrity contest is one of the most important of our happy well spent months We remember a special Friday November third when our classmates styled in latest fashions struggled hurriedly and awlcwardly in unaccus tomed high heels to the nearest car line each wanted to be the first arrival at Rich s where the great attraction of the annual senior bridge was to be held The fun of being with our parents and friends and the thrill of winning a prize stand out prominently in our minds and remind us of another glorious day The senior bridge was only the beginning of our November hours of excite- ment however for on the sixteenth and seventeenth an epidemic of vigorous class spirit swept over the volleyball court during the interclass tournaments Yea team Rah rah rah and varied yells from the cheer leaders mingled with other familiar shouts which rose from all sides through the brislc air After two days battle with the underclassmen the senior team, consisting of Joyce Slate, Virginia Tuggle, Gwendolyn Hill, Martha Gray, Jane Bennett, Margarete Johnson, Madeline Todd, Dorothy Durden, and Alice Upshaw, triumphed over the juniors, with a score of thirty-three to thirty-one. The l940 seniors will remember with pride that their colors of red and blaclc were tied, streaming in victory, on the Cad- well cup. The culminating event of this month, and a worthy tradition of our school is the filling of the Thanksgiving baskets. ln the planning of menus and the decorating of basltets, the home economics and art departments with
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1' MILDRED SUGARMAN GENEVIEVE BARRETT DOROTHY ANN GRIFFIN JUNIOR MEMBER JUNIOR MEMBER FRESHMAN MEMBER ANN SUTZINGER GWENDOLYN TUCKER FRESHMAN MEMBER FRESHMAN MEMBER I ROSELYN LASSETER PRESIDENT OF STUDENI GOVERNMENT EULLETIH5 GRADING THE HOVIEIIOOI1 F 6 6- - R4 I I I I I
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