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Seniors anxious to face new challenges Upper classmen voice their opinions about school problems: (I to r.) If. McCall, B. LaRouche, Ii. Pas- chali, J. Owen, ). Johnson. G. .litemus. I . Jones. D. Ben ham. B. Buckley, J. Purdy, I). Schultz Just think! Only a few more days and the class of '55, clad in caps and gowns, will mount the auditorium platform and receive the coveted diplomas which they have merited after four years of hard work. A whole new world of chal- lenges are open to them. Soon they will he on their own, filling the shoes of our country's businessmen, engineers, politicians, and home- makers. Is it possible that time has flown by so quickly? It seems like only yesterday that the seniors were standing as bewildered freshmen on the threshold of an exciting high school life with nary a care in the world. In no time at all they were sopho- mores, tasting their first success at class govern- ment and responsible positions in the school. As juniors their minds revolved with the possible careers they might enter after high school. Now after a thrilling year of class dramatic produc- tions, trips, and proms, the “top men on the totem pole” are faced with the serious realization that thoughts and plans are all too quickly be- coming reality. Actually more than half the seniors will con- tinue their studies at our nation's colleges and universities, and a large percentage will improve their skills at specialized training schools. The next largest group will go directly into business, filing, secretarial, stenography, and other clerical posts while the small remainder will serve their country in the navy, air force, marines, anti armed service. Man, lei’s lice it up,” say J. J efoney, J. Claman, S. Rose, and R. Sennet at a benefit open house for Football Club A lest oj strength jor Musclemen” ). Connor, '. Philips, C. Brumagin, P. Stratton, J. McGuigan, D. Ingram, C. locking, R. Apelian, and L. Beckar
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A. Bechar (Germany), P. Lenhardl, and I). Connor can I resist a jriendly smite at the amusing antics oj R. Xakashima oj Japan li. Pa Roue he and . Jones perform a mopping routine tor the Junior High Open House sponsored by Publica- tions 5
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