Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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i N 'i Q33 slx N . Q Et. K Top lion' f- IJ. Roe, Nl. Ilnnn, Qnalls, Sehntte. Pnrsell, Keith. Barlle, l'. Boyle, Lneker, ll. Roe. Quillnmn, lizxrter, Steele, Trefftz, Kane, Nlr'l.ean. Combs, Hoskins. Set-onrl Row ff- Miss Chrisman, lfrnzer. Russell, Marlowe, Sheeley. Vlhrnmck, Denton, Blat- son. lirnne, Schroeder, Nlortianthaler. Maflcly, I-'. linnn, lirown. lioclclartl, NlCll0lll10l1jlll, Dunlap. liottinn Row --- ilrnner, Barth, lieistdoefer, lfike, Thomas, ff. llunn. .-X, l.llllllCIl121l1, L, I.un- neman. liirkner. Tate. McCormick, Illosslnan. Rule, Grohman, Hogan, l1uenther..jenkel. JUNI R CLASS Sponsor - Miss Chrisman President - Matthew Sheeley X'ice-President - - -lean liartle Secretary-'l'rensnrer - - Ruth Kane The junior Class has proved itself fully capable of having the trust of P. C. H. S. bestowed upon it. The Juniors have put much pep into the school spirit and have qualified for the name of Jolly Juniors. This class claims a large part of the athletic honors, the boys having starred on the football squad and the basketball team for two years. In the inter-class debates the Juniors made. a good showing, their affirmative team winning from the Senior negative. They have also shown their ability in dramatics in Tea Toper Tavern which Was presented in the High School Auditorium March 22, under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Chrisman. Although, at the time of this writing, the junior-Senior Banquet has not been given, the students feel sure that with such a capable sponsor and the coopera- tion of the class it will be one of the best banquets ever given in our High School. The students .md faculty join in wishing the junior Class much suc- cess in their last year in P. C. H. S. H T W- S

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