Converse Jackson High School - Borderlite Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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heart and Nllldred had helped hlm tremendously wlth hrs tic work ,lohn and Mlldred had worked hard durmg thelr lxfetlmes and loyed thelr yem chl en dearly ,lohn spent most of his tlme Wflllllg poems Hls greatest poem wai He Dont Care john had hlred Beth lJeW1tt as hls prlyate secretan' Beth hall also graduated from lnternatlonal Business College ln l9'59 and had h greata recommendatlons for all types of jobs but john had offered the hlghest wa s Beth J later marrled the presldent of the Standard Oll Company and she had en a tre endous help to hell, husband wlth her secretarlal aljlllly lhane Carber and Rhea Aukerman entered the school neit wltlk those gullt we they usually had lS the past They were a but late because the had Sheff? hslluntlng houses They were the only two of the whole class of ghosts That enjoyed scarmg people Rhea of course had marrled .lack after two years at FldQda Southern They spent thelr lxves entertalmng III mght clubs and on Carlbbean Cruises wlth their daughter Tequila Dlane had become a successful buslness woman by managing IJIBIICS Dlner whlch speclallzed ln plzza and twelve dlp lce crmm clmes Hqwever, her old tralt of not belng able to reslst a dare was the reason forgher unfYl'Y1ely 38891 She attempted to go oyer Nlagara Falls ln a rnllk can The Blass of 5? havmg been engaged 1n laughter and chatter ,suddenly had ltS attentlon drawn to the lfflllllg of the flrst floor of the llllllfllng Bllll' levenger Max Whltlock and John Hyman had entered through the attlc arguing qulfil oudly John was try mg to get Blll and Max to belleve one of h1s tall tales ln hrgh sbkool ,lohn had been the type that was always telllng belleye lt or not storles A r hugh school he had gone to work belleve lt or not wr1t1ng that favorite column n the newspapers RJpley s B6ll6YC It or Not Vlax had taken his hobby of photo aphy as a career after hlgh school and had spent hrs llfe 1n France photographlngs hls fay orlte subject Glrlsl Brll Cleyenger had become a professlonal boxer and hai hw the worlds heayywelght champlonshxp for twelye years before marrying He then had become a male nurse and moved hrs WlfC and four chlldren to lndlanapolls w re he was a nurse IH Rlley Hospnal The cntrrc class of 21- members plus thelr hlgh school sponsors 'Vlr Hlatt and Mr Green were now present and the party that followed was Indeed a happy one Eyery one took a tour of the lllllldlllg startlng ln the flrst grade room remembering thelr flrst teacher Mrs Caryey and the hippy moments they had spent there They con tlnued on the tour untll they reached the study hall where hanging hlgh on the wall was the class composlte of the semor of 18 The sight of thl plcture brought ghostly tears to the ey es of many Each room stlll had an ATIICFICSH flag and the plctures of George Waslxlrr ton and Abraham lmcoln werc still ln the rooms after all these years After the tour everyone enjoyed talkm of the old hrgh school days and all the fun and enjoyment they had had durmg thelr four years at Conyer e Hlgh The ghostly flg ures related to one another thc happy tunes and the unhappy tlmes they had had durm their llfetunes They lyraggcd of their clnldren thelr grandchlldren and their great grandchlldren Before sepalatm the entlre group wcnt out to the oyercrowded Oak H111 Consoll dated School and watched the students gtlllll., to and from classes llstemng to the gay chatter among them The llllle was gettlng late and there were many ghostly chores to do so the reumon was reluctantly brought to a close Before leaymg the entlre class yowed to come back ln 100 years ln the year 21:38 to agam re hye those wonderful carefree hrgh school days CLASS NIOTTO We Face a Challengmg World CLASs FLOWER Xellow Bose CLASS COLORS Blue and Sllyer Wig -rea A www Q A ' 1 ,. , A ., , ' u f V V if . 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Juniors Larry Arrivk Nanry liroolxsliire Carolyn Brown James Brown Bill Burk Billie Cunningham ,lim Colliher Melvin Hamilton ,lim Hogan Kenny Hunter Nancy Kling Beverly Lee Barbara Mast Ronald McKeefer Williani Mobley Marvin Mooneyha ,lim Moorman 3 Jeanette Murray Linda Riley Shelia Scott Amaryllis Sheneman Ernest Thode Nancy Tililiets Gloria Young n 'Y'