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The Seniors R. l'V00drz1j', K. Dickiusozz, D. l'V1'lIiam5. I. Lajvp VX e began our senior year by electing loseph Lapp, presidentg David XYilliams, vice-presi- dentg Kathy Dickinson. secretary and Robert XN'oodruff, treasurer. Our advisers, Miss Ris- ing. Mrs. Graham, Mr. Taggart and Mr. Lane, helped us greatly throughout the year with their untiring efforts and guidance. One of our most profitable projects was the senior refreshment stand at the home foot- liall games. Next came the annual Spaghetti Supper. They both were a great deal of work, but everyone pitched in and helped make them very successful. 20 Around Christmas time we had the traditi- onal decorating of the Christmas tree on the front lawn of the school which spread the Christmas spirit throughout the whole village. ln May many of us had a chance to display our acting ability in our senior play, nl Rem- ember Mama. Under the direction of Mrs. Slisz the play was a great success. The Larkin Speaking Contest followed soon after with Miss Celso helping us out. ,lune was a month packed with fun and ex- citement. Making plans for our trip to Crystal Beach occupied much of our time and the trip itself was one we will not soon forget. .lune Gth we held our memorable senior hall, Hlflftoile d'Amour. The dreamy music pro- vided a background for a wonderful even- ing of entertainment. Class night and Commencement are our last activities as members of the student body. XXI- approach graduation with mixed emotions, joy at successfully accomplishing the task we embarked on twelve long years ago and sorrow at the thought of leaving behind so manv old friends and the scene of so many pleasant memories.
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