Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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f 1 -VII i 51 135 H lib --' . 4 4 ' L, H ..-- , U wi Wi SEIIIUH GLHSS The members of the senior class of 1954 have just finished four of the most important years of their lives, and they will be forever grateful to their instructors. This class entered Lawrenceburg Consolidated High School in the fall of 1950, as very young and green fresh- men. As sophomores they won honors when Karyl Claibourn was crowned Harvest Queen. Soon their junior year had started, and they were busy working at their re- freshment stand during the football and basketball games. lt was a large crowd that Sat in Lawrenceburg Auditorium on the even- ing of November 7, 1952. The junior class was presenting Seventeenth Summer, and it was a grand success. On the following December, they received notice that their class rings were in, and soon a crowd formed at the jewelry store in order to receive the rings of which they were so very proud. This same year they created a magic setting for the Junior-Senior Prom which bore the title of Dreamy Time Down South. The class took many honors as seniors. Sue Matson was crowned Foot- ball Queen. Members of this class played on the gridiron and the basket- ball court and won their share of the games. This class also served in the band and the chorus which have brought many honors to Lawrenceburg, and they've worked hard on the annual staff which makes this book possible. The climax of their lives at Law- renceburg Consolidated High School took place as they walked slowly out of the Lawrenceburg Auditorium after re- ceiving their diplomas of graduation. Karyl Claibourn, treasurerg Chuck Sohrt, presidentg Hubert Oelker, vice-presidentg and Ann Hatfield, secretary.