Center Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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- -F -.- - r -t . W V -- --v------N,--.-,..,. C ASS WILL Dorothy Achgill, will my natural blond hair to Sandra Carlstedt. Sherrel Aldrich, will my perfect attendance of six years in succession to Charlie Wilson. Carl Beard, will my ability to not go with girls in this school to Harold Browng Good Luck, Harold! Kay Browning, will my ability to dent the fender of a certain two-toned Buick to anyone so unlucky. Oren Demaree, will anything to anybody that wants it, providing they can get it. Clint Dewbrew, will my ability to be at school for one-half the time to Ray Taylor. Pat Doughty, will my long arms to any unfortunate basketball guard who needs them. Margie Kerr, will my parking place at the Southern Circle to Shirley Robinson. Nina Kiphart, will my ability to finish school to anyone who wants to quit and get married. Pauline Hadley, will my red hair to Barbara Ashman. You can get it at Hook's Drug store. Janice McCammon, will mv quiet ways to Wanda VanDyke. June Moore, will my natural light streak in my hair to Jackie Strouse. Jean Patterson, will my height and ability to go with a guy shorter than myself to Franc ie Browning. Pat Pearcy, will my seat by Mr. East in Government to Freddy Doughty: It doesn't get you anywhere. John Rutherford, bequeath my friendliness to Emil Jensen. Pat Strouse, will nothing to no one as all I have I can use. Believe mel Joyce Sutton, will my ability to go steady with a Southport boy to anyone who likes Southport as well as I do. Maxine Tinkle, will my ability to be the first period office girl and be late to Mrs. Fulmer's 2nd period typing class, to anyone who can get by with it, Bill Walker, will my ability to win Anna Belle Alvey's sweet srnile to Melvin Weddle. Don't let it get the best of you, Melvin! Carolyn Zschiedrich, will my ability to be bashful at school to Rosamond Robards. Alberta Baker, will my ability to yell and have fun at a ballgame to Mary Lou Doty. Beverly Robinson, will my ability to go with a certain Junior boy to Janie Rike. Dick Calvert, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Bobby Matillo. Forrest Herron, will my ability to argue to Jimmy King. David Haines, will my ability to grow a man's beard to Gary I-lollandbeck. Charlie Stewart, will my ability to grow side burns to Freddie Nuffer. Dale Hardin, will my ability to be tight with money to John Scott. George Harrell, will my ability to keep a crew cut for three years to pretty boy Brown. Phillip Ennis, will my ability to do the wrong thing at the wrong time to Freddie Doughty. r 5',ixvv'w1?r-it-gr

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ar C ASS lil TORY We, the seniors of 1954, have trod the school halls for twelve long years. The history of our class starts in September, 1942, when we were all wondering what the school life' was going to have in store for us. Seventeen of our graduating twenty-nine started together under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Cook. They are Dorothy Achgill, Alberta Baker, Kay Browning, Janice McCammon, Dick Calvert, Bill Walker, Beverly Robin- son, Maxine Tinkle, Dale Hardin, Forrest Herron, Cawlyn Zsohiedrich, Nina Kiphart, George Harrell, Joyce Sutton, Charles Stewart, and Clint Dewbrew. During the next eight years we gained several members who include Pat Doughty, Oren Demaree, Jean Pat- terson, Pat Pearcy, Margie Kerr, Philip Ennis, and David Haines. We started high school with much enthusiasm. Quite a few of the boys made the basketball team. Dick Calvert honored our class by being crowned king of the carnival. -This freshmen year meant many new activities for us. Among these were the initiations of Hi-Y and Sunshine. We all dreaded these initiations but are proud to be part of the organizations. Mr. Byrd was our class sponsor. During this year we gained Pat Strouse, Jackie Rees, Jim Smith, Bob Slevin, Arvine Surface, and Jo Burdine. Those that left 'our class were Dude Baker, Jim Hawley, Lily Garner, Martha Wells, and Phyllis Weise. We started our sophomore year with thirty-seven class members. Rollie Manley was crowned king of the carnival. We gained Carl Beard, John Rutherford, Jack DAY. Jean Susemichel, and Martha Pratt. Those that left were Jackie Rees, Arvine Surface, Bob Slevin, Martha Pratt, and Donna McGowen. Our class officers were Dick Calvert, Presidentg Kay Browning, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Achgill, Secretary and Treasurerg Bill Walker, Student Council Representative, Mrs. Vera Fulmer was our sponsor. Our junior year was started with one thought in mind, Our Washington Trip . We enjoyed the junior con- cessions although we didn't have a gym. We elected our officers as follows: Dick Calvert, Presiden tg David Haines, Vice President Janice,McCarnmon, Secretary and Treasurerg Kay Browning, Student Council Representa- tive. Bill Walker was elected President of the Student Council. Those we gained at the first of the year were Sherrel Aldrich, and Gayle French. Those who left were, Jo Burdine, Linda Core. Almedia Kincaid, and Frances Doty. Mrs. Voland was our class sponsor and helped us to earn,money for our trip. We took ourunforgettable trip the last of April and we wish to thank everyone for making it possible for us to go. Maxine Tinkle, Pat Strouse, and Nina Kiphart did a fine job leading our cheering section. We started the last lap of our journey with twenty-nine class members. We lost Jean Susemichel but gained June Moore. We elected officers as follows: Dick Calvert, Presidentg John Rutherford, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Achgill, Secretaryg Joyce Sutton, Treasurerg Maxine Tinkle, Student Council Representative. KayBrowningwas elected President of the Student Council Mr. Wilson was our class sponsor. Maxine Tinkle, Nina Kiphart and Forrest Herron, were elected cheer leaders. As graduation time approaches, we are looking forward to making a place in the world for ourselves, but we reluctantly leave our Alma Mater.