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

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THIRD GRADE i 1 9 J ' I 1 ' E ' M fi ' 0 ' E .,, v 4,-'Q-V71 , .ta q,' it , i , 'I S as EQ Iii: lf!?J 2 Q 'l ::'v4:. 2 f ! s' if..-4 is-4 - 4 sal M1413 1 1 . ' 4 H t . Y Q 1 I 1 I 1 I W 5 J Q '. ., ',' N' 'f ff . ' ' Q ' 'r ' n. V lf u Q7 , H, - ' J f , 73j4f4g .K 4a,- .v Ll ewaefml... . Fizpaeffrm is 1 H s I, ,nf . 2 f Qi' ' I H. 4, -que A lst Row: l to r. Donnie Molntosh, Ronald Henry, Ruth Ann Ritzline, A. B. Mann, Orville Bowling, Carolyn Coomer, Harold Rutherford, Tommy Rea. 2nd Row: Earl Frank Webster, Mary Jane Jones, Patricia Sipe, Seldon Helton, Billy Robins, Lillie Eversole, Christina Ritchison, James Hatton. 3rd Row: Ed Shuler, Carolyn Eversole, Merrill Ellis, David Cline, Jessie Reiff, James Herald, bth Bow: Sudonna Blake, Jakie Lamb, James Terrell, Nettie Johnson. THIRD GRADE HISTORY Our class enrolled the first day of school with twenty of us had spent our previous school years at Deputy school, getting acquainted and started on our third year activities Class attendance has been exceptionally good.' we have special attention to spelling and reading. 'We were glad to and art added to our schedule. seven members. M st so we were not long tried to give some have some music