Van Hornesville High School - Otsquagan Yearbook (Van Hornesville, NY)

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Diff' ,Farm FPDYW Friend ET out of here with that Boom, Boom, Boom . . . The Thing that remains fore- most in the minds of the Juniors is the receiving of their class rings. In the fall we had a dance called, Pumpkin Parade g at Christmas time we had a dinner party--delicious spaghetti made by the girls. We'1l always remember our Junior trip and Junior Prom! --sleepy-eyed sophomores could hear the babbling brook, the clang of merries, the shouting of happy children on the playground, in each English Class. We presented the first forum of the year, had a Christmas Dance, had a banquet for members of King Arthur's Court, took a trip to the Jordanville Monastery, pre- sented Seeing the Elephant and Paul Jamba, the amateur magician, at a school assembly and had a heart-smashing Valentine's party. I was in the Freshmen Class at the Christmas party, we had a wonderful time. We sure planned a celebration! We had lots to eat and games to play, we were eating about twelve o'c1ock, when all of a sudden the trouble started like a flash! Tommy Litvinchyk was eating a dish of jello and drinking a bottle of soda. He got angry at one of the kids, so up he threw the bottle, but it missed the kid and guess what? Yes, it hit Mr. Salsburg right smack in the face! Things really began to fly! Doesn't that sound like Freshmen? That was the end of the party! Continued next year! 55