Norfolk Academy - Horizons Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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' 'l ' R W I R ii- FIRST ROIV: Seidel, Reshefsky, Marshall, Cameron, McWilliams, Ball, Devine. THIRD ROW: T. Supak, Brown. SECOND ROW: Dougherty, Fyfe, Gregory, Montague, R. White, Ward, Supak. f L

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broke into an hysterical laugh. Richard was somewhat disgruntled by this and snapped back that 55 was a good year for Fords any- how, especially his. Wade guffawed again. Before Richard could continue his argu- ment, Wade had been sidetracked by Bruce Price into a discussion on the merits and de- merits of the Beatsf' For some time the foaming of liquid and clinking of glasses could be heard over in the corner. Soon a crowd began to gather around Joe Parker who was concocting some mixture. Have some, it's good, said Joe. Everyone filled his glass and drank deeply. Ye gads, they all shouted, what was that? i X x 1 X , - -' gg X G Milk of magnesia and seven-upf' Seventeen glasses crashed to the floor. Joe smiled, he had the rest for himself. Once more Bobby Bennett called the meeting to order. Doug NVood will now lead us in the bene- dictionf' XVhen the prayer was over, we all sang a jazzed-up version of the Academy Hymn. Doug Avery led an imaginary symphony orchestra. Then we shook hands and left. promising to meet again, ten years hence. By then the world would know our names.

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S FIRST ROW: Donnelly, P. Smither, Messmer, R. Good- Schoene, Wertheimer. A. Smith. THIRD ROW mam. L. Wlxlker, R. Steinhilber, Kelsey. SECOND Hooper, Girnber, Carroway, H. Nlarlin. Nlorris, D ROW: Horstmun, N. Cohen, Baydush, Rodriguez, Fuller. . 1,.,u, . Y . ' I I