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Momsmvs TO REMEMBER ' I.... ........ semnoblls
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PARE T-TEACHER ASSOClA'I'l0 Prerident .... -.- .... Mrs. Milton johnson Vice Prerident --- ...... Mr. Fred Zulick Secretafy ...... .... M rs. Kermit Wagner Treasurer .... .... Mr s. Fred Zulick To the class of 1956 the Parent Teachers Association extends congratulations and best wishes for your continued success. We hope that in.remembe1-ing your class motto, Small is the diploma but mighty the effort to win it , you will realize that every effort has been well worth while, and in the future everything worth having is worth working for. We pray that you as future leaders will strive to bring peace and security to our nation and promotebetter understanding throughout the world. 'IO
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President ....... .... A lex Zelinsky Vice Prerident --- ---Roy Gooclhead Secretary ---- - ----- Martha Miller Trearurer -------------------- Kathleen Holden Motto, Small is the diploma, but mighty is the ef- fort to win it. C olors -- Crimson and white. Advisors: Miss Mary Monahan, Mr. Francis Welker. SE l0R CLASS Hl 'I'0llY We, the Class of 1956, began our high school career in September of 1953. Our sophomore year was launched by a class meeting at which time officers were elected, and the class flower, colors, and motto chosen. Our class began to participate in school and extra-curricular activities. Slowly but surely our class achieved recognition in scholarship,-athletics, and the various clubs. Setting a precedent for other classes to follow, We held the traditional junior Prom on May 6, 1955. The combined effect of the music of Scoop Felsburg's Orchestra and the beautiful decorations made it a most enjoyable affair. This, our senior year, marks the peak of our achievement in high school. The Sen- ior Hop, held on Thanksgiving with Scoop Felsburg and His Orchestra furnishing the music, was another outstanding and memorable event. Work on the Clairian had al- ready begun, with everyone cooperating in an effort to make it a true example of our ability. As we prepare to leave the halls of S. C. H. S., we look to the future with confi- dence and assurance of attaining success, due to the guidance and understanding of our faculty. May we express our deepest gratitude to them and all others who have made our education possible. 12
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