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c� orf:,1 aceae of the carnival sp sass: i by the P.T.A. on 7ialleweIe:,rac'-
,ora were: ap,;ie bobbl:ig, fish ponds, house of horrors, beazty sho,>, toy auto and tricycie
rte..es, popcorn, home made ice crea:a, lemonade, hamburgers, coffee, pie and cake. Daring t`.o f
pro,;ra;a in the auditorium skits were presented by Wornan's Club, Lions' Club, American Le_ -ten, I
and student groups. A display of baton twirling by Lea Basse and Laura Gallacher was a fea-
tare c' the evening.
Book ileek was observed November 11-17. In the libr=ry were displayed books of unusual inter-
ests, original drawings, and model *canes from favorite borks and also dolls dressed as well-
known cnaracters• There were also clever book jackets and posters. Tao programs were given
in the Auditorium by the elementary and the high school students. Parts of these proe,rnze
were given at the Nove:aZier meeting of P.T.A., when members visitec Lhe Book Display in t•,e Li-
orrry.
F.T.A. spin;ore., se^era% attractions t-.ruout the yerir: Rerentior. for I',:,c::er,. Cctr}er 3th:
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J:ur;:ary P4; and Founders'
Day Tea rebraary 21.
Chapel is held each Wednesday morning with the classes taking their turns in presiding. Min-
isters of the town have a rotation which they follow for visits to the school to address t'ie
students.
Christmas progr " was an original play in which. Touny Gentsel, as an Americsr, Soy, visite'.
I,r,' , countries rind learned their customs. Seventh Grade presented "The Perfect Gift",
a religious play- 'Liehth GrZdo pre sen' y_cc e�iy "hrf.� a , r" To conclude the pro-
gram tae high School Glee Cl -:b sang Ira %Klaon' a l ..�,ta, "The Cirist gas Story".
Bootcall Banquet was given in honor of the foot al! team and their guesta on December loth at
the American Legion hall. The hall and taoles were d ..crated in blue football faehion, and
entertainment was furnished by the cheer leaders and majorettes. Albert Royal, all -conference
end .�,•- _v.Ls ;araster a_ i►fter the banquet dancing was enjoyed by
everyone.
Senior Clusa Pia;; -"Don't Tace My Penny" -December 17, 1945.
Valentine Dance was sponsored on Wednesday night February 13th by the Senior Class at the Ro-
man's Club Building. Randall Lunday's 13 piece orchestra furnished the music. The club
building was decorate,i with red and w1iite streamers. Mrs. Morena, class sponsor, c!aceroned
the dance, assisted by :Er. Uangin. A good time was had by all.
hid's Lay -Friday morning March Lyth the Seniors arrived at school in costumes or children. At
9:30 the entire school was entertained with a Wild %lest show, "Crime Doesn't Pay" written by
members of the class. kberyore had plenty of good lswghs. After the show the kris left for
tneZephyrhills airport of see eight governors and their wives arrive by plane to visit Pasco
Yacklag Plart. At noon the seniors had lunch tog,;tner void t.ten off for a bycycle rile and a
swim. The evening was spent at Zephyr Park where Mrs. S.S. Royal entertained with a wiener
roast. The entire day war& a success.
Skip away Day On the Seniors enjoyed their S17ip Awiv Day aceor'ir.n to tre-
ditior.. The day was spent at,�.lnna)./�,,�.esTy,�.�_.
Jurier-Senior Bar, ,uetd lieu was ::elder[ �._'at'aJw^vwR_
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baccaiaureate Service was neld in the__.___ __, The ser -mon v s deliv,•t
Class Sight program was presented lntthe High School Auditorium on Monday June IC -a.
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Commencement -Tuesday Jwae 11th.
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