Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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ff 53,9 ' Ti? SENIOR cLAss HISTORY For youth to look ahead for years, N ' ah if v O cl qi! l ES-1 Q what a long stretch of time it seems: but now that it has passed we feel as though it has g ne all too quickly. In September, 1956, a new group of 28 students entered Onsted High School. Miss Hobart was chosen to lead us through the wilderness of our Freshmen year. The high-light of the year was the Freshmen Return Party for the Soph- omores. . Our class was put in the care of Mr. Andrews during our Sophomore year. One of our proudest privileges was to serve the upper-classmen at the annual Junior-Senior reception. bmes I2tthbnfiea Osigi? He ?531nmS?SeT5 number and with a lot more school spir- it. Mr. Vanderbrook had the responsi- bility of guiding us through our Junior year. In the spring, nHeart Troubleu, a highly amusing comedy was presented to an appreciative audience. We im- mediately set to work on our Junior- Senior banquet and J-Hop, as farewell gestures to our superiors. At last we were supreme rulers of the other classes. Mr. Huber was our sponsor. This year we presented uPeople Are Funnyn, which was well re- ceived. Our crowning achievement of the year was the publication of the HPurple and Goldn. A trip to Washington and New York brought to a close not only our Senior Norene Knapp 9 Je W year, but our whole high school course. a 0 4 0 4.b 7l0'4' iiigir NN il 'f,..,iff'3La.. 5 9 i

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SENICDRS Norman D. Peters Loyal V. Kahlc Loix and Doris Large' E1'Cly11 I. Pirkford J. lizuzivff King Ulifford f'. Uattell Elizabeth M. Wimple Frvrl U. Wilkins Kathryn. A. Ixfrynolrls Heginalrl J. ltoxx Wumln V. l rr11u'ix Len E, Vullarl Norcne J. Knapp