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HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES The holiday festivities began on December 20 with a party in each homeroom. This was followed by an assembly held in the auditorium. Included in the as- sembly were selections hy the dance band, a reading by Mr. Cherilla, and songs by the French Club, Glee Club, and Chorus. At the conclusion the students joined the Chorus in singing 'SO Come All Ye Faith- ful, and 6'Silent Night. On Saturday evening, December 21, 1963, the year- book stafi held its annual record hop. Anyone who had bought a yearbook was admitted free of charge. The following Saturday, December 28, a Snowball Dance was sponsored by the Student Council. The activities were enjoyed by all who attended them. Open il, Mr. Bird, Il won't bite you fm - s Sn Did YOU know Ula! 0719 CUPCUk9 You say this is your third helping?'? Who needs hair? ?? contained .-.cm calories? The Glee Cluh presents music The popular Skyliners, the school dance hand, Mistletoe, music, and merrinient for the assembly. play for the Christmas Dance. highlight the Christmas Dance 9
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NEDRA BUCHTA 1963 Hnmeroming Queen SHERRY BARTLETT 1963 Homecommg Pnnces-1 This ls the Senmr Class Haut wlncln won hrst prize xn the 1963 Homecoming Day Parade The theme of the float was Vxctorys m the Bag. ' XG' N Q6 'NA' Q-'gn wx 1 s. u I ' Su , Ftrs! Row Sherry Bartlett Second Row Faye Levan ,ludy Welltel Third Row Bonnxe Hakes Lmda Woodlmg Fonrlh Raw Enka Putz Neclrn Buchtn Comm. Hoover Pnye Rmg HOMECOMING The annual Homecoming festtvltles, held October 19 1963 bevan mth a parade lurmlng at Hulslzer s and march mg to Montgomery Park In the parade were the Montgomery and Loyalsoclc Hugh School Bands floats, and the Homecomxng court The Sen tors float won first prxze m the gudgmg that followed The Homecommg ceremomes were held during halftrme at the football game wuth Loynlsock The court was rntro duced 'ts follows Freshman Princess Sherry Bartlett Soph omores Faye Levan and Judy Wexkel, Jumors Bonme Hakes and Lmda Woodlmg Semors, Conme Hoover, Ertka Putz Nedra Buchta, and Faye Rmg The 1963 Homecommg ueen, Nedra Buchta, was crowned by Judy Moore, last years queen The Homecommg game mth the score 206 nas a re soundmff vlctory over Loynlsock The annual Homecoming Dance was held that mght m the hugh school cafeterla 5 - 5 ' v . X . I ,i Y . . . . ' I I hy - - - Y. . . 1 ' - . ., D . - , .1 . , . . , . . . . ' 1 . . tr 4 v - I r'-, ' ' ' I Y v x 1.04.7 ' ' Q ' A 5-so . .2 . - , ' : - , Y l . v ' n ' ' A we 1 ,H Al ' . . , . . ' . , , y Q 2.1 , I2 759- - .fr , 1 ' , mf. 1 - Q oh, if - -- .- . L, L up NL, ,-,,, .H il T. ' , ' 'A ,A-,..f - .' ' . C' ' ..,--fc, 4. . . . . 4 'l'r ,1, - ' K - f ,Y 3 -V x-4. ---. 'f , - -Avi--7 3:5331 ass. . flint-. +.e:E,2' -It g Q, - T233- v-.f Sig, , ,N .. ., V. I. 55 ' -V aff' ' l A: ' , v -. -.ju ul-.,,.,', M, 311117 FK1:Q:.gf'Le f- T' 'Nx ' 'YI' , w ,:,gq,g.. ' ,.- k'.,3u .- , x l3:t .1 'Ap ' r tr--X '4 ' w ,
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MONTGOMERY SCORES A BIG SUCCESS IN SECOND ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR On February 28, 1964, the Montgomery Science Club held its second annual Science Fair, the results of which were a tremendous success. Students from grades nine through twelve entered proj- ects in the fair. Members of the Science Club were required to enter a project, as were those students in Mr. Murray's biology classes. The time spent on these projects was en- tirely of an extra curricular natureg the projects were not to be manufactured experiments, hut one created by the student himself. The projects were divided into three divi- sions: L11 Life Sciences, C21 Physical Sciences, and QSJ General Sciences. Four monetary prizes were awarded by the Science Club for the best projects: a first prize for a hoy tDavid Gins- burgj, a first prize for a girl Uanet Hesseli, a second prize tPatty Claudfellerj, and a fourth prize tDarrell Overdorfj. The money for the prizes was donated by the Arrolet Cor- poration, a Montgomery firm. Darla Nuss takes time to water her plants. We N .1 t- Boys must try everything. Gary Haines hurl-ies to write a report for his project. I don't think he likes his vitamins. tFaye Levan is shown giving an injection to her chickens! 57 1
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