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Seniwn We started selling ads for our annual in September and planning for a representative to come to talk to us. Fat Boy came in October and in November we all became glue kids --- Sani-Flush! We tried to cram two years typing into one and in English we became a walking book of rules. Chess was almost as popular as basketball with some of the Senior boys. Those basketball suppers! The Spanish floorburgers and burnt chocolate. Cleaning up afterward didn't seem to appeal to very many of our classmates either. A friendly argument would start and lids, dish cloths and hot dogs would fill the air. We had a cake walk and in April a paper drive. ln December we had a Christmas party at Janet Boner's house. Jim Tom proposed to Willene and the boys hid Leroy's car. What about the mistletoe? Both Center Grove and Greenwood had their new schools completed and we moved into our new addition. Clark sold at the County Tourney at Center Grove with Whiteland reigning as champs. The Seniors were well represented at the Tourney with Marlene as yell leader, and Jim Tom Kin- nick, Ray Kegley, David Allen, and Giles Eldridge on the basketball team. Alton Dougherty was the student manager. We have a trip to New York all planned. But now we near the end and we'll soon be out fwe hope.j Funny --- but when you look back you remember all the fun and forget the hard work and troubles. Yes, we'll soon be march- ing upon the stage to declare our brains. Then we'll leave these ivy halls to the vandalism of the future generations and go out to make our fortunes. But we'll never hear the word Clark without bowing our head in silent medi- tation, never hear the word Lions without standing up, and never hear of the class of 55 without laughing.
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04164, JIM TOM KINNICK JANET BONER BEATRICE BECKLEY JOHN GOINS RONALD LOVE RAY KEGLEY WILLENE ADAMS
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