Seven Mile High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Seven Mile, OH)

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even ile Sigma ,- ' . 'V ' 9, herenes Dozier Fractures CORQNATIQN HELD Polllpg Of al LOVVQI' Who? The Junior class. .1 X ,. ,. , . ,, A , A , 'Whzilf' Variety Show Fc In llotxu, .1 plant' ul Stun Ax 5 1 ,I 3 Linriilw. ro wg, cu ,H xnxx. --T - H H 1 ' X I lx - 112.11 yrlow Buiclg U'llYCl1l.llC '5j ' - 1 - ' K ew- ,. ai- silt m mmm. it- iw . i , , . lwel llinox r ii hi h ll rn l i l i t itklridi l irluy driwll ily' Pillll UlUlllll1 - '3Y 5U. CM' lvvlwlli' Fldfiillr' Ulillllf A .I i . C I .1 :SC ,A Milli W' its im 1 - yy nog 5 j , Q ,iw QNC, vm 1 1 ,, ,M tim- NH ,W tied thcir lixglmt-ss, this Kzne and may 1 . 1. USCNJU, ' WL 'A Vx- 1,,, -, , , ' l , - i. lin X'-.sr -wit in lhri Hnmiltrvn lius' Qlwlfll wi Svvvtll Milfs Ploinccwfillllii Xvheudy :Ruin Milt' Mlm ii lust innina, ht-xt-ii ,lille --gm' . , I , , I 3 Y V 4 ngjsjrmj, mi U Hmmqr. N H In H run .mtl um ini-rw, :mont an hours U' llllf fllfluic- for the comrnitum. 1 e A - L w UC, 1' , f- . ,' f'1 ' ,- . gi vmn Q 'xl r d 4 3 Vilwvi lic dune to school TueSd3Y NNT MNH WCW mf flffl ll flffii 1 will rin Ijklxixi monk X 1 'l -. . . VLV' tm A 1 '- i I . :Ui s ig KH ll li hi' had ti tire! 'ln his lcgxisid had in all Uffdflwil UI thc history of this Ulu HHH' E AU' . lx' air is l V t - --i, ' .mm f .t , . f , zz-v ww crvtcli. lit- will l':.1x'c to Sflwvl- L H45 'fnyung ,liwlmi mm ' ' li? C Rin 11 ii-run, it E. Sh nl .1 g '-'XV 4 l V X tnrcc be Cliff, H 'ki L-ri U .gi fil that jj fu es l ,aa f ,f Si O 5 I U E S IOURNALISM CLASS 5 77 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 JERRY'S HERE ul Hartman has been intro- ci as the new Jerry Lester, small and mighty junior seems c bursting with vitality. See in the Follies of '5l , given the junior class, Friday the , time 8:00. ' lendar APRIL 20-APRIL 28 ril 20-Library truck Marjorie Phares, Hazel Young, Roy Sloneker. ax Marjorie Estep, Mary Pyles, Iva Lee Woods, Charoline Dinnie, Glenn Roach, Mary Lee Malcom. Delores Reese, Catherine Street, Sandra Hughes, Dixie Rice, Charles George. Barbara Gordon, Alberta Gibbs, Claire Evans, Jerry Quick, Harold Powell, Juanita Wilson. Mrs. Blanche Mann, Bob Kirby, Joe DeBord, Edna Lang, Wayne Willis, Charlotte Corrill, RogerWiley. Warren Burkhardt, Marjorie Truster, Joyce Hisle, Ruby Tomilson, Barbara Fallert. junior Memos CLASS PARTY On March 27, the junior class held its annual class party in the cafeteria. The girls served the boys refreshments since they were defeated by the boys in the recent magazine subscription sale. A large variety of food was served and later games were played. Lasting from 7-9 the party was a success and everyone had a l, M VARIETY SHOW A variety show, Follies of '5l, is being presented April 20, by the junior class. Each member of the class will particpate in some way. The show will represent a tele- vision broadcast. Individual students will portray famous television stars. The Fol- lies is sure to bring fun to all. There will be a matinee in the afternoon at school and another gerforrnance on Friday evenippgr Social Note Saturday, April 7, unior, had a slumber 11 ttending were Bet 'atty Koffer, Barbara ue hostess, Dixie Ric efreshments were se give Me 0ne,t.,,,,T Give me one his pusy expression aro Phe teachers and st ...:....' ' ' '