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Now is the Hour When we must say goodbye. 18
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Donald Sullivan, vice president; Joan McNellis, treasurer; Shirlec Clark, secretary; Thomas Johnson, president. ”Among Our Souvenirs” “It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful ’World — As sophomores, we entered senior high, wide-eyed and expectant. Sharon Wolfe was our first elected representative to student council as secretary. LaVay’s dancing classes brought back the “roaring twenties with “CharlestonOur dancing skill was demonstrated at our Soph Ball. This dance was only one of many which we could attend as senior high students. Bud Ondich. as our president, led our class of ’53 to the winning of the little yellow jug for the best conduct during Participation Week. Our sophomore year really established us in senior high. You’re a master of all you survey. “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning - Now as juniors we could look down at the new sophomores and laugh as we thought how long it seemed since we had felt the same way. We started off with a bang — banging of our knuckles on doors as our magazine drive got under way. An “Academy Award” was the result of our next project, the choosing of class rings. When they were delivered, we were thrilled to death and pleased to punch. “The corn was as high as an elephant's eye” during this gay, happy period of our school life. Barbara Obenauf and Denny Stedman eagerly awaited the coming summer when they would have their first taste of the mechanics of government as Girls’ and Boys’ State representatives. We carried on the precedent that we had set the year before by winning the yellow jug during Participation Week. The Junior-Senior Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. The student council elections wound up the year in a feverish finish, and Lefty Wright was elected to the post of student council president. We felt that our class had had a very successful year under the fine leadership of class president. Dick Riebe. — “We had a beautiful feeling, everything had gone our way “We're Sitting on Top of the World” — We’re seniors, the ones who are looked up to by underclassmen. This important year started out with the excitement of Homecoming. There was a great feeling of suspense until Jacquc Kobs was named queen to rule over the festivities. To supplement our class treasury, we again became salesmen, this time of Christmas cards. Wc started the new year by trading class pictures. A.C.E. tests were our next big worry, hut we managed to jump this hurdle. Although many of us were “Undecided as to careers and colleges, we did some deep thinking and made many decisions about these subjects as our last year progressed. With the arrival of Class Night, the realization that “This Was the Beginning of the End, came to mind. “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You was in our thoughts as Baccalaureate made us serious and future-wise. Commencement Day was started with the senior breakfast in the morning. At Last the all-important evening arrived, and we found ourselves humming “Turn Back the Hands of Time for “Now Is the Hour When We Must Say Goodbye. We knew that we would always remember our high school experiences as Unforgettable.” Our last words as we left school for the last time were “Thanks for the Memories.” 19
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