Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Students gather in the gymnasium each moming before classes to discuss the latest events. 1: M The halls are a busy place between classes. Academics Hungry students wait in line

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Senior Class E F is .TY X if ix +L R1 ,, The senior class officers were: Penny Bogart, Secretary, Mr. Hughes, Class Aclviserg Don Dwyer, President, Sue Brumby, Treasurer, Bob Clark, Vice President. The class of 1964 has come together from a variety of backgrounds with the common goal of completing a portion of our education for life. Most of us have made it, a few have fallen along the way. In the time that we have spent together, we have gotten a better idea of what high school has prepared us for in the future. Some of us can look back and Wonder if that one problem we didn,t do, or the theme we didnlt Write, or the not quite one hundred per- cent will ever make a difference in our lives later. We have much to be proud of in the many honors received by individual classmates and the class as a whole. We hope that our class has helped to inspire some of the underclass- men and has set a good example for them to emulate. Now we face the question of what to do after graduation. Some will be going to college, others to technical schools, and others will start on their lifels work. Certainly the class of 1964 will contribute something good and great to make this world a better place to live, truly united in peace.