Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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HE graduating class collectively might recall some of the past episodes which have made our stay at Willoughby High School a memorable and exciting experience . From the time we were tenth graders enjoying the unforgettable rhythms of the Candy Cane Caper to our senior year and the won- derful night of the junior-Senior Prom, our lives here in school have been filled with a succession of gratifying and memorable events. Who in the class of '56 will ever forget our junior year, the play, the sock hop, and of course the tax stamp collection which produced the revenue needed for the spring prom? Then came our senior year which got off to a dramatic start with the Senior Class Play. Next we screamed ourselves hoarse during senior night at the basketball game and finished exhausting ourselves at the skating party. Things came to a delightful end with the Senior Banquet and the highlight of the year, the junior- Senior Prom . The officers for this year are Doug Pringle, presidentg Paul Boltauzer, vice-president: Carol Miller, secretaryg and janet Steinbrenner, treasurer. 5 en 1075 x R-X 5 6 L e f ef ' 1 1' , , ,Lf rf ' f QQ ' if ' 2 7 L Q -5 Y f 1 fl 9 V i 'Zi 1 4 n 2 5 f 3, 4 ig . 4 4, 2 'P . af , , 3 , ,V 4 3 fi 9 jf?-1.1 ff I fy 5 fy ? 1 f 1 5 7 Z 3 f 6 ,Q . fy .I ' nj T. V , ,Z r V , 1 3 if . , J A I ,,t 41 1 1' . ' C15 Carol Miller, Paul Boltauzer, Janet Steinbrermer, Doug Pringle fa 1 ggi I ina if w 'Q Q '5 5 5 1 1' L ,i S . K ' r 4 L W , 22 'iff f 3' 'i f? I . 1 Ja, 1 ze nlyg ,Q ,- n l 5 4 . 'fi 'Vi ' r, 4 ' 2 X 2 I 2 ' 2 l f 1 3 if 'r 2? 5 Mrs XL.. f W4 J 'V ,qgvr-1 24 SENIOR COUNCIL Janet Wolfe, Carolyn Germ, Edgar Allen, John Macllwaine, Dale Ericson, Barbara Manning, Janet Rose

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