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

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FIRST GRADE , 1 Q t . I 2 n 1 C . ne-, Q.-V s I ,, E 4,5 'L' -' 'U Q n 1 If 'F - X :fn ip In U y Lili , i I 5 B. ' . Lgggstm 1 ififv E 5 iS.x 1y !, f ' all Ea fy 1 'WTA' ' i 5 em lst Row: L. to R. Don Campbell, Joyce Ray, Eddie Cain, Linda Prather, B own Graham, Donna Robinson, Lloyd Owens, Dorothy Mann. 2nd Row: Roy Shuler, Carole Butler, Stephen Saylor, Patsy Lou Barrett, Eugene Sipe, Lois Spicer, Johnnie Johnson. 3rd Row: Carolyn Whitsitt, Kenneth Cline, Patty Boals, Lee Lurton, Ellavene Campbell, 0 hth Row: Jimmie Rutherford, Cassie Turner, Donald Wilkerson, Carole Gay Eversole FIRST GRADE HISTORY September 18, 1950 was the first day of school for twelve little boys and thirteen little girls of the Deputy community. Ahead are first days for sev- eral years to come and if these boys and girls can meet them all with as much courage as they displayed this year, they will be well on the way to securing an education. During our ninth week Patty Ann Boals moved to Indianapolis. Bobbie Joe Righthouse entered from Indianapolis during the second month. So now we have thirteen boys and twelve girls. In spite of ice, snow and cold, our attendance has been very good. we are finding that along with our work come many good times at school. we all liked our pictures very much. Also nOld Santa'sW visit. we are twenty-five little boosters for D. H. S.