Boggstown High School - Panthera Yearbook (Boggstown, IN)

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WILL David Suits, will my ability to unlock turkey cages to Steven Shirey. Anna Mae Medsker, will my boy friends and late hours to Cindy Cox and to Norma -- I leave Keith. Teddy Richardson, don't care, so I'm not willing anybody anything. Judy Perkinson, will my class ring! ! Robert Persinger, will the chip off my shoulder to Bill Johnson. Russell Williams, will my scientific abilities to the little green men from Mars. Dennis Collier, will Whinky-dink to G.E. R. and a senior girl. Jimmy Stoops, will my blue spray paint and my ability to paint to anyone who wants to have fun at Halloween. Joann Garver, will, if Judy will! I? '? Bennet McDowell, will my ability to run up fence posts to Alan Pryor. Bernard Anderson, will my manly chest to Marvin Bowman. Gary Finecy, will my ability to catch cats to Johnny Stoops. Rudy Bennett, will Cecile if you want me too. CAN YOU IMAGI E Bernard Anderson - never picking on Joann Garver Robert Persinger - getting along with Mr. Hawkins Dennis Collier - never getting into trouble Teddy Richardson - having a date with just girls Jimmy Stoops - never being able to lift a pencil Rudy Bennett - getting along with Cecile Collier Russell Williams - never having to be excused from class Bennet McDowell - being late for the Prom Anna Mae M. - never cheating on a test Joann Garver - going on a date Pee Wee Tillison - telling the truth Steven Shirey - CAN YOU IMAGINE Mr. Bridges - not being allowed to paddle anyone ibut it's truel Mr. McKinney - ever getting enough sleep at night David Suits - without a June night Gary Finecy - chasing a cat Cindy Cox - without her boyfriends Judy Perkinson - in a private girls school Mrs. Bond - ever playing the songs the Chorus wants James Calloway - not standing in front of the mirror in the hall Steven Law and Karen Morrison - not talking to each other in the hall Mrs. Fox - never making sorghum molasses cookies Lewis Weaver - not going steady Nancy Amick - telling a joke Billy Smith - making up his mind between Rita Sn Karen Garnet Dennison - with a flat top Lawrence Blackburn - getting an F in health Bobby Collier - never saying a word Alan Pryor - not following Rudy Bennett around Gerald Gray - not trying to pick a fight with someone Kathy Holdren - catching Bobby H. Donna Coers and Jack Suits - going on a date Carl Stoops - weighing 99 pounds Marvin Bowman - world's champion weight lifter Jack Smith - without a new idea Wilma Childres - being in love with Phillip Babb Sundra Tennell - being weak BOGGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL - not being here --- -- 'tis true!

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ix cfifss HISTORDIKVUD A On August 29, 1946 the Senior Class was dumped into the laps of BoggstownGrade School. The class included -- Bernard Anderson, AleanBright, ArleanBright, Brenda Brown, Larry Bush, Nelda Cassidey, Morris DeBrown, Joann Garver, Jimmy King, Kathy Fite, Dale Lane, Jon Mary, Norma Moore, Judy Perkinson, Robert Persinger, Mary Lou Reed, Jimmy Stoops, David Suits, Paul Edwin Scates, Carl Robert Tillison, Ben Andrew Wheatley, and Russell Williams. By the end of eight years we had gained six. There were -- Dennis Collier, Jack Pierson, Dorman Privett, Charles Zeigler, Wayne Brown, and Rita Parish. We lost ten of our schoolmates. During our Freshman year, however, we gained -- Mary Cathern Carter, Teddy Richardson, Carolyn Simpson, Jerry Scott, Eugene Wells, Mardel Donoho, and Sharon Munder from the Hendricks school. Larry Silkwood and Garry Finecy came from Indian- apolis. In our Sophomore year we acquired Anna Mae Medsker from Clark. There are now thirteen seniors graduating and brother, we think we're pretty tough to have gotten through these twelve years of schooling. The senior class now consists of -- Bernard Anderson, Dennis Collier, Joann Garver, Gary Finecy, Benet McDowell, Anna Medsker, Judith Ann Perkinson, Robert Persinger, Teddy Richardson, Jimmy Stoops, David Suits, Russell Williams and Rudy Bennett. Out of the starting class of 1946, only Bernard Anderson, Joann Garver, Judy Perkinson, Robert Persinger, Jimmy Stoops, David ty, ui, AS THIS ANNUAL GOES TO PRESS -- OFFICIAL WORD 'Y HAS JUST REACHED US -- THAT WE ARE TO BE THE LAST CLASS TO GRADUATE FROM DEAR 'OLE' BOGGSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL! Rugfy Juciy - BENET :BERN ARD Arms. - Mae , 1 X ei an tweak t' ,K , Suits and Russell Williams survived. ' S A '

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