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THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 (Continued from page 6) tion of the Junior Class Play, a comedy, “No More Homework.” May 1962—We started planning early for a really outstanding Junior and Senior Prom with which we would honor the Seniors. We spent many an entertaining night while making orchids and other decorations for our Prom motif, “Orchids in the Moonlight.” Sept. 1962—Thus we begin our final, hur¬ ried, bustling year at Delphos Jefferson. For us it means the last time for many fine ex¬ periences together with our classmates. Oct. 1962—No one could have been prouder of our football team than the fans and the Homecoming court at our last crack at Elida on Homecoming night. One thing our foot¬ ball team liked to do was to collect various signs for their locker room. Nov. 1962—This month brings our last Y-Teen dance, one to long be remembered. Also, two more of our Seniors are inducted into the National Honor Society. with a terrific bang when Jeff shuts high- ranked Perry out of the Allen County Tournament and secures a runner-up trophy. May 1963—We present our Senior Class Play, “Seventeenth Summer.” With anticipa¬ tion we look forward to being honored at the Junior and Senior Prom entitled “Cherry Blossom Time.” Senior Day brings our last class picnic. May 20, 1963—Tonight the Class of 1963 leaves forever the halls of D.H.S. Gradua¬ tion, eagerly awaited by most of us, has come at last. With graduation comes hesi¬ tancy on the part of some of us who become sad at the thought of leaving. We will be saying goodbye to many fond memories: to rousing football games, basketball tilts, rec¬ ord hops, hurrying to get our College Prepar¬ atory English book reports and themes in on time, deadlines to meet for the Re-Echo, trying frantically to make bookkeeping prac¬ tice sets balance, and especially remember¬ ing our last year with Miss Rogers, who just couldn’t understand why we Seniors acted as we did. March 1963—Our basketball season ends Diana Brinkman, Historian 19
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