Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

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Progress Is Our Most Important Product ,dv LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Harrold, secretary, Bill Addis, treasurer, Jerry Woll, president Dean Brown, vice president. JUNIORS The iunior class of 1955-56 started the year with 48 ambitious and will- ing members. Later in the year John Morgan came to us from Coesse. We elected these officers: Jerry Woll ..... ...... P resident Dean Brown ....... . . .Vice President Beverly Harrold .... ...... S ecretary Bill Addis ...................... Treasurer Elaine Poe and Sue Kugler served along with the president on the Student Council. David Bates and Sandra Clark were appointed managers for the store and Sue Hilton and Darlene Walker were appointed managers for the cate- teria. The business prospered through the year and as this was printed the class was looking forward to the concession sales during sectionals. Shortly after school started everyone was measured for his class ring. They arrived, shining and gleaming, shortly before Thanksgiving. During March and April we mode plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet, the last of the many work and fun iunior projects. Seven of our boys were on the varsity team. Sponsored by ROBERTS STUDIO, Fort Wayne, Indiana 29