Deputy High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (Deputy, IN)

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EIGHTH GRADE N.-.A Q .A , .,,.... 1 ' f 'r 1 F fr 1 W E in , L ' 1V'M f ffa ' 'Ui' I D I ij? , L git, y Hi J 'I I 4 Li , Y .Ny L j 'J my 'H' A f t yfgkffff imfi . t -J , M., 3 lst Row: l to r. Pauline Pearson, Shirley Ritzline, Virginia Beard, Gernetta Fields, Norma Jean Lyle, Shirley Hornsby. 2nd Row: Donald Cain, Earl Phillips, Eugene Eversole, Donald Plessinger, Charles Cain, Malcomb Deputy. 3rd Row: Ju e Ferry, Daisy Rutherford, Charles Bowlin, Eliza Jane Campbell, Jeanne Hatton, mary Lou Campbell. EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY On September eighteenth, 1950, eighteen eighth-grade pupils entered Deputy Junior High, ready and eager to start school. Almost immediately it was an- nounced that Mr. John Schepman was to be our class sponsor. Later in September the class held an election and elected the following officers: president, Shirley Hornsby, vice president, Malcomb Deputy, secretary treasurer, Shirley Ritzline. Pauline Pearson and Mary Lou Campbell were elected as cheer leaders. The eighth grade basket ball players are Malcomb Deputy, Marvin Creech, Donald Plessinger, Eugene Eversole, and Charles Cain. Several of our class are active in h-H, and among those who have won awards are Jeannie Hatton, Shirley Ritzline, Mary Lou Campbell, Gernetta Fields, Maloomb Deputy, and Charles Cain. we were proud of our part in the Christmas program. The entire class is in the chorus which sang as a part of a community Christmas program that was highly complimented Other members not already mentioned in the eighth grade are Virginia Beard, June Ferry, Earl Phillips, Donald Cain, Daisy Rutherford, Eliza Jane Campbell, and Norma Jean Lyle.

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SEVENTH GRADE I M, in 7 I ' 1 ,. 1 , 4 , 1 ' -0 - , , ,Jo ' I .-we A , ' A .1 , A 1 v ,Yr if , ' C? 1, 5' 1 - Q1 X--. ft I R- fx H Siva' I 3' fl- HD if U 3 ' I 1 V- 'QI'--,551 w 3' 'x' , . T cm ' rw AY, v- X-J i , , H '-f- A f-, A-1' cyl f ' ' . 5 4 p - il' sq , xii, f I t ba' , aw-' 4, N M 'J T-ff ' l D 'A I . My L ' vi! Q' Q , , - AP AVA s GLW' 3 l .. ' Y yX'lL'.. af I , I I ' I I , X i l 1 E e E' 4 ' :Msg .T 5,4 I t I E'L' Digi' 3 ' ix .5 .. A gd! i lg' Jiaii' -:If f -2 3 of D gli' f 1 Q' lst Row: L. to R. Norma Lou Rea, Sue Finch, Margaret Pearson, Carolyn Cain, Jeannie Cook, Carolyn Boals, Betty Lou Butler, Linda Henry, Marie Helton. 2nd Row: Helen Mann, Fred Johnson, Kenneth Deputy, Paul Huff, Robert Owens, Toy Huff, Roscoe Herald, Stanley Nay, Irene Mann. 3rd Row: Shirley Blasdel, Earl Graham Baxter, Donald Paul Bowlin, Ballard Lamb, Odell Rea, Floyd Ray, Billy Coomer, Bill Witt, Ramona Lynch. hth Row: Gracie Spradlin, Thelma Terry, Thelma Turner, Annette Rutherford, Geraldine Coomer, Betty Lou Huff, Dolly Ruark, Sonja Nay. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY On the eighteenth day of September, 1950, thirty-two seventh grade pupils crowded through the doors of Deputy Junior High to become the largest class in the upper six grades and our teachers say, Uthe liveliest.n Mr. Schepman, our sponsor, acted as chairman for our class election the second week of school. Our class officers are Stanley Nay, president, Sonja Nay, vice president and cheer leader, and Jeanie Cook, Secretary and treasurer. In addition to having a number who could be on the honor roll because of good grades, we have several on the junior high basket ball team. They are Roscoe Herald, Fred Johnson, Kenneth Deputy, and Stanley Nay. we have played several basketball games and have won most of them. Since the beginning of school, we have lost two students, Carolyn Boals and Bill Witt, and have gained three new ones, Rita Dossett, Jgeraldine Coomer, and Billy Coomer, mading us thirty-three in number at present. We think the seventh grade is gaining a reputation for working hard in class time and playing hard in play time and we want to keep that reputation. Good luck! to the Deputy Panthers for the rest of the season and also to the senior class.