New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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The cas? of lhe senior class play, The Lafe Chrisiopher Bean, goes fhrough fhe flnal acf af dress rehearsal, A never-forgoHen occasion was Hue Cen+ennlal prom held in fhe beaufifully decorafed Coniinenfal Room. Plans and memories were discussed a+ fhe annual senior parfy sponsored by fhe Davidsons. Ma 'Tk W'-2: ny Good Times 69 K 1 l , , l 5 1 gl 1

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by 1'he s+uden+s upon four of our NAHS beauhes Farsi +o be crowned 'Thus year was rhe foofball queen S e Lefler a 5 I 'un r Escoried by Bull Swlfi fhe queen was elecfed by +he s+uden+ body Achve around NAHS Sue was a cheerleader for fwo years a member of Bel Canfo Chonr and feafure edlfor of fhe BloHer s+aFF Bofh prom queen and homecoming queen Judy Swrrzer relgned over lhe Cenienmal Prom and fhe firsi' homecoming celebrahon She was a member of fhe Bloffer sfaff 'I'he French Club +he Phofography Club and produced and appeared on Teen Time Tom Walker was Judy s proud escori' af boih occasions Sue Longesr a 5 5 semor was escor+ed by Dan Mock when she was presenied wlfh fhe crown whuch named her +he I953 54 baskefball queen Sue produced +he chonr program on WNAS was a member of +he Nahonal Honor Socnefy Speakers Bel Can+o and receuved +he Alirusa award for unselfish servuce fo fhe school To reugn over fhe Cenfenmal Week Celebrahons Mar+ha Peck was elec+ed by fhe siudeni' body as cenfen mal queen Escorfed by Ned Kerr Mar+ha was fhe guesi of honor a+ fhe Cenfennlal Banque+ and ihe dance follow mg +he banquei' Mari was Edllbl' of 'rhe Vns+a a member of WNAS radio sfaff Speakers Alpha Trl Hu Y and received fhe Daughfers of fhe American Revoluhon Cain zenshlp medal I3 ' III l . , , . . 4 - l , ,,. . . . 0 u , lo. , I . 0 l I I I I l , I I . . . I . I ' I . . . . . . . , . . . I I I I I I H . .. . . . .. . . . . .

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. . . have been enjoyed a+ NAHS. The everyday high school ac+ivi+ies have been spiced wi+h many ex+ra curricu- lar evenrs. This year many firs+s were added +o 'rhe school calendar. S+uden+s enjoyed irhe firsi Freshman-Sophomore dance, sponsored by fhe Sfudenf Council: rhe firsl' summer yearbook, The Vis'fa, which gave a full accoun+ of 'rhe year's ac+ivi+iesg and +he firs+ Homecoming Celebra+ion, commemorared by a parade, a foofball vicfory, and a dance. The annual occurrences remembered especially by ihe NAHS seniors were +he many plays, 'rhe conceris, 'the Junior-Senior Prom, classday, baccalaurea+e, senior weelr acfiviries, and ihe Final siep, commencement Bur 'rhe ihings mos+ remembered by +he seniors are rhe friendships fhai were formed during 'rhe four years a+ NAHS - 'lhe friendships +ha+ conlinue for so long afier graduarion. Jim Henry, Marcia Wrege. Mary Lou Gibson, and Ted Graver form lasfing friendships as +hey pause belrween classes. Ai noon rhe fron? hall is a popular meefing place 'For many siudenis. One of ihe many singing groups around NAHS is ihe Flai- Tops, consisfing of Rodney Pennell, Don Adams, Jim Clayfon, and Sherrill Colvin. I5