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Page 22 text:
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One of The most anxuously awauTed evenTs of The school year aT S H as The Sensor Play ln keepung wuTh Thus Traduhon on Frnday December I3 The Class 58 presenTed Here Comes Charlue A comedy an Three acTs Here Comes Charlue kepT The audnence gales of laughTer Trom beqnnmng To end Larry E'l1oT a young broker found hlmself un many pre cllcamenTs when Thlnkung he was To become guardnan of a small boy he Tound ThaT he had Taken on a hullbully gurl named Charlne who was young and preTTy The snTuaTnon was made even worse when Larrys snobbush aunT and egoTusTuc Tnancee discover has new ward Uncle Alec Twsggs who accompamed Charlie from The Ozarks was Turned mTo a socueTy buTler To earn has keep Hrs social blunders kepT The show rollmg unTnll everyThvng Turned ouT Tor The besT IH The end Thanks To The pahence and prudence of our dnrecTor Harold GoldsmnTh The play was a Tremendous success and a parT of our Semor year ThaT wonT easnly be TorgoTTen CAST Nora Malone Ellen Cassidy Officer Tum McGrull Joe GraTTan Mrs Fanny Farnham MargareT Glover Larry EllIoT Swanson AvereTTe Ted HarTey Larry Larsen Vuvuan SmyThe Kersey Duane Kramer Uncle Alec Twuggs George Terry Charlie Hopps Muruel Tausmger Mrs Caroline SmyThe Kersey MarTha Duefenbacher Morhmer SmyThe Kersey Harold Chrlgfensen TIA!-Ll
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5355. ' 77Zemoue4 One Friday nlgh+ November 4 i955 a new Tradlhon was unauguraled al Soulhold Hugh The Sophomore Class presenfed Jrhe hrsl annual Sadue Hawkins da ce The selling ol lhe Gold Dlgqers Ball was sumrlar lo lhal of a sensor ball complele wrrh The orcheslra of Jaclc Sherwood By The 'fume of lhe Junior Prom May 24 I957 members of The class were old hands al de corahnq The lheme Sprung Fever was approprualely c rrued oul nn a gym Tn led wulh lnlacs rws a d olher sprlng flowers The Half Beals Turnnshed 'rhe music and acled as Iudges In The elecflon of lhe sprang queen Barbara Surozenslcu The Mardf Gras was presenled fo S H S on February I5 l958 by our group now senmors Serpenhne balloons and confelh made lhe selhnq o realssr fha? one would have believed he we e IH New Orleans Once again The Hall Beals were on sfage NT 9 X a . 0 I I I I . 1 v I ' A . 6 l , I , V1 . . .y I . . S . :C I 4 . L. RLY' . T, j.-f?': ' ,x - . Rl ' -A , Xl .. V.. . .Y Q, U, U M ' 1
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.f A small qu1eT counTry Town sand a Temporary Tarewell To a group ol youThTul s:ghT seers Ne were lusT anoTher senior class embarlunq on The annual Tour ol Washunglon D C capuTal ol The naTnon We leTT wlTh promlseg To wrnTe and reTurned wuTh excuses Tor noT wruTung We leTT wuTh plans and chernes anlmenTs and musgnvungs happnnesg and y T a bal oT sadness The lund 'ThaT dernves from The lcnofvledoe of a near end we came home wnTh memo nes We drd whaT any sensor class us expe Ted To do We Toured The c1Ty engoylng especially such Things as The CapzTol bunldnng The changnng oT The guard T ArlnngTon lv1ounT Vernon The Sm1Thsonuan lnsTuTuTe Annapolns and The Supreme CourT We probably had The same reacTrons as prevnous classes Tor we TelT a surge of pride prndenn our counTry whrch was I and we hope wnll remain sTrong and up hold :Ts beauTlTul TradlTaons We Thr lled wnTh The knowledge of The glorlous ncleals which Tormed The ba ns oT our democracy We also had a loT oT Tun TogeTher We shall always remember The parT1es mn Mag s room The boys on The PoTomac boaTrude Larry s sTorxes MarTha s Tahgue JeanreTTe s wnnlc Slcus Tram rude Sues nlghTmare and all The Tunny l:TTle uncrdenTg ThaT made up a very successful Trnp Tor every one ol us We reTurned wuTh The noT1on ThaT eacl' sensor who embarks on such a Tour wall beneTnT as we dld from lnvlng TogeTher Tor Tour exc1Trng days wnTh a group oT 5TudenTs who never really geT To know each oTher unTul such an experience One learns :T hens alerT why :T as good To be an American and whaT wonderful Amerncans are really lulce They are all around hum and he should come home proud To be a parT of all ThaT rs The UmTed STaTes of America , . 11,4 F . ,761 I ' 1 4 rf ' ' ,, in W ' X . . . , . . I - -I 3 . ', , , e , , . ' -' c . , 4 . 0 . T . .s . . - . l f s' . . , ,... . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . ci ' ,K.,q1 .' ' 'f
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