Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

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JU IIIRS f-v-Q ewes orrxcER5 ENT PRESHQUGERK WGRAA xoENT 2 PRE Rl R vit FLO ANN SCH Rv E WTA 5 MARTA COX URER TMA JANET HAMPT 45 Q RAYMOND Roaxwsom AN GRIMES CLASS OF 1951 The first class party of the year was a Weiner roast at Pat Fout's followed by a skating party. Through an advertising scheme of Curtis Publishing Company the class held a two week magazine sale and topped all previous records. We sold eight hundred and twenty one dollars worth of magazines and cleared over three hundred dollars The company gave us a turkey supper which was prepared by the losing side Janet Hampton was high saleslady Other money making schemes were planned shortly afterwards The class is very proud of Eugene Ingram and Bob Dicky who made the basketball team On Dec 2 1949 we presented the comedy Foot Loose If Mb ugh '? LoRENE MnLLER ROBERT Dncxzv fmi v'17 r 1 CLIFFORD Lousu SHIRLEY wlccox EDWARD Cox .--- I 'l Y ' . .Uvuu . 'l x - 5 1, 5 S nn ON cz 4 fs ya- -.M 5 'AT x g f 5 Q' 3 J' rflgiit-'Hy . ,Q H.. ' or l ry C, -1 ' 99 5 T.. - C ,, g If nf V 14 ww,-K,