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

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Q 4' ,. Q.: -ees,-ge. Wliwxaxwia' WN. r,.f t i X 1 'L if P Greenhills football game postponed until next year. Senior dress rehearsal, success! ! Senior Play. F, T, A. visits Monroe. Prince of Peace contestants quaking on the big dayg Janice Mann comes away with honors. Everyone looking forward to seeing the cheerleading suits. Seven Mile wins first basketball game 50 - 46. We give thanks for Thanksgiving--no school for 4 days. Panthers run wild over Reily, 74 - 41. Football teams and cheerleaders fed well at the Football Banquet. Annual dead-line drawing near. Seniors receive their pictures. Seniors sell candy to make money. lust six days until Santa visits all the good children. Last school day of 1951, our Christmas vacation at last! ! Back to school again. Students slaving over Semester Exams. Current Events Test. Bookkeeping students wonder why they see figures before them all the time.

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