Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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95? Y. lfach day of the school year finds a caval- cade of boys and girls going to and from school, scrambling in the halls and squirm- ing in the classrooms. The Freshmen are anxious to get started and the Seniors loath the day they leave. Fall brings lounging on the organization of activities. XVinter chases the campus, the meeting of new friends and .ali all indoors, leaving n lonely spiral of smoke rising from the chimney. But in the Spring ri young man's fancies . . .',, and the campus is alive with new born loves and strolling couples, budding trees and luscious green grass. And in the Summer you can see P.C.H.S. at the height of her beauty, quiet and serene, and just a little lonely.

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IH! PVHHMIH IW PINCKNEYVILLE COMMUNITY I-IIGI-I SCI-IOGL PINCKNEYVILLE ILLINOIS Pr lb I 111ff2 I Ldltor Mar11yn Margcnthalcr ASSISIZDI Editor Iatrnc 1 Dlllou Busmess Manager Dem Hxmmznn Asst Busmess M1nager B1rbu1 Trcfftzs Sponsor Mrs Lmma I hpplm I I I - -5 --I H 'fz ', c' J: ,f vYYi,-wkwY.-YA Y Yri--5 1 . ' I ' , I I I . . . I I 'I '.

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s mmm I pw The SCHIOFS of 1947 take 5,reat pleasure ln dedl catmg the 1947 Pyramld to Mrs Emma E Epplxn We take thus means of thankmg her for her wxllnng, ness to help gulde and dlrect the staff responslble for the publncatnon of th1s book Mrs Epphn has sponsored the Pyram1d for Eve years and she has done an exceptxomlly good job She has given consldcrable help m dlrectlng., 1 number of plays as well as helpmg., to sponsor two proms and the Semor Class of 1946 She has always been wlllnng, to gxve aduce or and to any student or teacher For these reasons the Sennors feel that the dedl catlon of thls annual to Mrs Epplm wnll 1n some measure express thelr appreclatron for her co opera tlon 1n helpmg to publlsh 1 book that wxll brxng back memornes for so many years to come Hats off to a mighty flne sponsor and teacher says Pete , the Panther. Q0