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FACULTY Seated, ieit to right: Mr. Donovan, Mr. Rcusn, Mrs. Autoioro, Mr. Bolinsky Mr. Smith, Mr. Snyder, Miss Pedricic, Mr. Yeager. Second row: Mrs. Deatricic, Mr. James, Miss Donohue, Miss Mcfieown, Mr Sunarik, Mrs. James, Miss McMuririe, Miss I-iefferan, Mr. VJitman. Third row: Mr. Bernoslcy, Mrs, Davidson, Mr. 'Wood Mr. Smicnowslii, Mr Ralston, Miss Pomicter, Miss Flcrance. T
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CLASS HI TORY l952-53 One hundred seventeen freshmen, somewhat awe-struck but with great deter- mination and ambition, strode into school that balmy September morning to begin their high school career. We chose Sally Davis as our president. Several success- ful bake sales gave us a rousing start. Our first class party was held in April and before we knew it, spring was here, as was the end ot our first year in high school. l953-54 Having chosen Philip Mackey as our president, we opened our class activities with a student-faculty basketball game that greatly enlarged our treasury and temporarily decreased our faculty. Bake sales, a class dance. and a pancake supper kept us busy through the remainder of the winter. With the coming of spring, we ordered our class rings and hurriedly scampered off to our varied vacations to await their arrival. I 954-55 Sixty flashing class rings accompanied the delighted juniors back to school. We aptly chose Giles Seely as our president. Williamsburg and Washington, D. C., were the scenes of many enjoyable and profitable experiences and escapades as we took the annual pilgrimage south. On our return we jumped vigorously into plans for our big Christmas dance. Bake sales and a spaghetti supper followed. As we wound up our iunior year, we gazed longingly toward September when we would realize our greatest aspiration! We'd be seniors! I 955-56 Seniors, at last! Philip Mackey again received the nod for class president. A Hallowe'en dance initiated our senior year's activities. A chicken barbecue in February proved most rewarding. Henrietta the Eighth, a three-act comedy, was our senior play. The senior prom in April provided us with many a fond mem- ory. Class day, baccalaureate, and graduation brought our high school days to a memorable close. ' I
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