Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

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W 7ifl WFVWF j7'TVW n3l Girls, guess who joined our class this year, Norman Haines. Too bad Patty had to win. Wherever you were, you could always hear joEllen Hatfield laugh- ing. Chuck Miller entered this year. Deanna Mudd who joined the year before, left and traveled to York- town. Danny Turner, who would leave and then return again, finally decided to stay in Arizona. Also, don't forget Mr. Allen King and our trip when he took us to Chicago, his nicknames for some, and Dick, do you remember getting kicked out of the museum. Well, we finally reached high school. Chesterfield also moved in. The ones who remain are David Ashby, Richard Conklin, Amogia Coulter, Ronnie Modlin, Chuck Retter, Phyllis Scott, and Charlie Yarberry. Gene Walker also moved from a town near Noblesville. joEllen and Ruby left. Do you remember wearing long underwear and hip boots? Bill Thomas had Sherry, Patty, Paula, and Saloma chasing after him. We received our class jackets and sweaters. Amogia and Chuck had an affair. Could you imagine a freshman, Rose Marie, having a gift brought back to her from the senior trip-Bill? As Sophomores, two of the few students we lost were Sherry Oliver and Bob Fox. We received our class rings, started our savings fund, and made a few dollars toward our trip. Phyllis had a hayride which is remembered by everyone there. Linda was hit by a truck and during her illness, received nice gifts from the class. ln our junior year, we put on the play, The Fighting Fishers, which was one means of making money this year. Five girls were very naughty and ate a coconut pie at a class supper. After the Prom, most of the girls had a bawling instead of a slumber party at Wean's-So many tears. Larry Stewart found Linda Howard. Richard Purvis dropped behind this year. Here we are, Seniors. Did you think we would ever make it, we never? Larry Quilling re-entered after spending the winter in Florida. Carolyn Crosley also joined us. Amogia Coulter married Bill Clark whom she met last year, Gene is engaged to a last year senior, and Carol is engaged to a man in the Navy. We have the honor of being the first ones to graduate in the new school. We are happy to be able to graduate from Dear Old Daleville and appreciate the hard work done by Mr. Rust, our class sponsor. TSPIIE END- Irv 1955 nl

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