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CLASS HISTORY A group of bright-eyed little first graders trouped noisily into Mrs Murphey's room to begin a school career spanning the twelve most important years of their lives Of that original group these six remain Roger Harken rider, Patricia Higgins, Helen Kernan, Sharon Smith, Kathleen Lounsberry, and Donna Shirley Through the years, we have been Joined by the six others that complete our graduating class this year Clair Tracy Joined us in the sixth grade and Raymond Baker in the seventh with the able assistance of Mrs Sutton, uur homeroom advisor, we spent our Junior High days working toward our Eighth Grade diplomas and earning money toward our Senior Trip The day of our Eighth Grade Graduation arrived and passed, leaving us with the glorious realization that next year we would be Freshmen At the start of our Freshman year, we acquired, along with the new hats for our swelled heads, Irene Szymanski, and June Koehler We worked with our advisor, Mrs Nida, to fill our treasury with Senior Trip money we passed on to the Tenth Grade and adopted Ellen Sheehan and lost Genevieve Soble to Hornell High raising activities we took over the refreshment concession at the basket ball games, a skating party, sold refreshments at the Field Day, and spon sored two dances The high point of our Junior Year came on May 28, when we played host to the Senior Class at the Junior Senior Banquet Our Senior Year started with a blast namely our magazine campaign, which provided the final push to send our treasury over the top At the School Fair, our concession, the Fish Pond, won First Prize as the Best Decorated In December, we sponsored the first Record Hop after a home ball game At five o'clock on a clear, spring morning, we departed in a cloud of dust for Washington, D C on our Senior Trip at last. The next September we embarked on a hectic Junior Year full of money-
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SENIOR HOROSCOPES Raymond Lee Baker Nickname Ray Likes Blue eyes Dislikes Holidays from school Pet Peeve Bashful girls wants to be School teacher will be Marriage councelor Roger uames Harkenrider Nickname Sticky fingers Likes Almost everything Dislikes Getting up mornings Pet Peeve Sugar wants to be Atomic Scientist will be First man on the moqn Nickname Patty Likes George Dislikes Early curfews Wants to be Skating teacher will be Your guess Helen Marie Kernan Nickname Buddy Likes Long weekends and late Dislikes Unfaithful boys Pet Peeve Over bearing girls Wants to be What I will be will be Farmer's wife Patricia Marlene Higgins n June Elizabeth Koehler Nickname Enuj Likes Sherm Dislikes Conceited snobs Pet Peeve Homework wants to be Nurse will be Nervous wreck ights Asel Clair TTBCY Kathleen Lucy Lounsberry Nickname Kappy Likes Blond curly haired boy Dislikes Conceited people Pet Peeve Stalling cars Wants to be Medical Secretary will be Patient Ellen Ann Sheehan Nickname Bootie Likes Long distance phone calls Dislikes Long distances Pet Peeve wrecked cars and far distance wants to be Don s Wife will be Mrs Webb Dona Irene Shirley Nickname Sugar Likes Horses Dislikes Predjudiced people Wants to be Music teacher Will be House wife Sharon Marie Smith Nickname Blondie Likes Blue and white Chevolets Dislikes Flat Tires Pet Peeve Sunday Nights Wants to be Mrs Henry Taft will be Single Irene Frances Szymanski Likes Going places Dislikes Going Steady Pet Peeve Late callers wants to be Secretary will be Bosses wife Nickname Clair Likes Girls Dislikes Reckless drivers Pet Peeve Public speaking Wants to be Sucessful will be. Welder : . 11 H : I . 1 Pet Peeve: Going steady Pet Peeve: Being teased
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