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Our rJ )iar V FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 2. Geometry Class Assembly 9. Talent Show 12. Assembly by Volga Troubadours 17. Band Boosters Party 23. Had exchange assembly with Williamston 23. Junior Party MARCH i b b 8 8 fc APRIL MAY MARCH 1. Sexton Glee Club gave an assembly 16. School closed for spring vacation 16. Senior Party 25. Easter Sunday 30. Frosh Party APRIL 3. Glee Club roller-skating party 7. Junior Play 16. Library assembly 20. Sophomore Party 27. Mother and Daughter Banquet MAY 5. Junior and Senior Prom 7. May Music Festival 14. Student Council 17. Severe cases of spring fever throughout school 21. Awards Assembly 27. Seniors left on trip to Washington JUNE I. Seniors return from trip 3. Baccalaureate 5. Class Night 7. Commencement S. School picnic 9. Who passed? Page 27
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5EPEEMBER SEPTEMBER 8. School opened 19. Tenth and Ninth Reception 20. Mrs. Hagberg’s talk to make money for Mr. Smeltzer 29. Elzie Bown Assembly OCTOBER OCTOBER 4. Mr. Kovac gave a speech 17. Play practice started 20. Seniors smiled at the birdie and he seemed to click 21. Herbie Fox and his band furnished the music for Autumn Nocturne 26. Magazine sale 31. Halloween party NOVEMBER 4. First bake goods sale held at Hicks Dry Cleaners 7. Assembly—Bobo Magician 11. Second bake goods sale 10. Star Baby-Trick Horse Show 18. Senior Play, “Nine Girls” 23. Four days for Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 4. Government class went to Lansing 15. Christmas Pagent; School closed for Christmas vacation 18. Sophomore Formal 28. Alumni Banquet 28. Game with Resurrection—We won JANUARY JANUARY 2. School reopened after Christmas vacation 4. Pied Piper Puppet assembly 10. Won game with Williamston 12. Sponsored assembly in which Dr. Frye was the speaker 22. New semester 23. Individual pictures taken by Mr. Kowalski 25. Junior class pasty supper Page 26
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f ers on a f 9n erview NAME COAL CHIEF WORKY PET PEEVE A1 gate, Barbara I look a man Weight Reckless-drivers Andrus, Carlene I x ts of friends Completeness Overly interested little sisters Antcliff, Howard Have fun My car Women smokers Black. Mackie Play football Ankle Work Bosworth, Susie Be happy Studying Color combinations Clark, Jim Education Money Fast-drivers Eichmeier, Jack Air force Lack of money Sarcastic people Estelle. Jan Red convertible One A” Army classification system Everett, Joan Be millionaire Get a man School Guile, Benny To graduate Girls Dirty looks Hicks, Nancy Please everyone IBooks Feminine girls Kelly, Bhoda Farmer’s wife School Levis Long, Vickie Do things right Carol Book worms Lx»wery, Lloyd Be a success Girls Freshmen Mead, Don Go west Everything School, women Melvin, Jere Stay in one place That guy Shallow people Ohm, Virginia Do things right My future Sarcastic people Patenge, Lois Successful nurse Future Big wheels Prentice, Clarence Olds hardtop How I look Home girls Roosa, Donald Be a mechanic Sandra Certain girls Schepperly, Pat Be happy Shorthand Drinking Seeley, Barbara To graduate Marvin Having to work Sheldon, Ruthie Go through college Completeness People who show off Southworth, Carol Be a stewardess Shorthand Lazy people Stell, Richard Do everything Nothing Fords Stevens, Jo-Ann Get married Keep out of trouble Bossy people Sweet, Joyce Own a l o. er School-work Two-faced people Warren, George Long life Army Trouble makers Whitman, Jennie Housewife Successfulness Bossy people Whitmyer, Jack Retire at 40 Work George Wilson, Frances Travel, write a book Lack of ambition Lack of money Worthington, Mildred Enjoy life School work Conceited people Mrs. Kelly Seniors graduate Students work People who don't listen Mr. Richards Long life Getting along with people Do things perfect Mrs. Rood Travel Yearbook Lazy people Mr. Cook Helpful instructions Students Indifference to opportunities Mr. Kulesa Be happy in life Gov't and Econ. class Fixing broken romances Page 28
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