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61444 f John Halloran President Gwendolyn Soper Vice-president Jean Sheridan Secretary Ken Fellows Treasurer Gloria Dittel, Lois Hoppe, and Faye Busey are kept busy in the Senior Office attending to routine tasks for Miss Tracy. 8 I The magic year for the class of 56 started with the usual locker slamming, bell ringing, and general confusion in the halls. The class got down to business soon enough, however, and sponsored a dance at school after the first football game. It wasn't long before seniors were knee deep in their first big proiect, Home- coming, which was held in the boy's gym October 21. In fact, the final echoes of Homecoming were still being heard when rehearsals for the Senior Play, Cheaper by the Dozen, began in earnest. The Christmas Open House for the seniors and the alumnae, which was held in the school cafe- teria December 22, presented the opportunity to see old friends and talk over old times. The high- light of the Christmas season was the Christmas Formal. It was held December 26 in the Black and Silver Room at the Civic Auditorium. Soon after vacation the seniors again found themselves busy with semester exams. Then plans and rehearsals were begun for the Senior Revue. The seniors gave their parents a preview of a few acts from the Revue at a Senior Potluck and then presented the entire show for the public February i l. After that the regular routine of school and studies took up most of their time until spring which was also Prom Time. After the annual Junior-Senior Prom the seniors became so involved in plans for graduation, they didn't have a minute to call their own. The last week furnished a glorious climax for their years at Ottawa with the Baccalaureate Service, Senior Banquet, Honor Awards Assembly, Commencement and finally the Graduation Dance.
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s I is -sw-. pNM..,,.,,.,MM Q Enloylng their lunches In room 228 are senior girls Millie Tuggle, liz Abbott Members of the Executive Com- mittee who planned many Senior Class activities are: G. Stotz, S. Tillstrom, D. Strobel, D. Flint, K. Fellows, treasurerg J. Halloran, president, J. Sheridan, secretary, G. Soper, vice-presi- dent, Miss E. Tracy, adviser! C. Eardley, J. Morley. Parents and teachers as well as students benefit from various talks on the school and com
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