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When we can not afford Sterling, it becomes necessary to buy silver plate: Epsom High School thinks it can afford Sterling! Y l FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Woodruff, James Wade, Bill Sellers, Bill Fiscus, Henry Wilson MR. EPSOM At the same time that the students voted on Miss Epsom they also voted on Mr. Epsom and the same process was used in arriving at the final decision. Dale Woodruff, who appears first in the above photograph was elected by the school as a whole as the most popular boy Mr Epsom. James Wade was the selection for the Junior Class, then Bill Sellers for the Sophomore, Bill Fiscus for the Freshmen, Johnny D. Wagler, the Eighth Grade candidate wasn't present at the time of the above photograph. the last one shown is Henry Miller Wilson the candidate of the Seventh Grade. 39
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Chestnut Miss Epsom Attendants: Reba Boyd 10th Rose Marie Wade 9th Dorothy Wade 8th Nelda Myers llth Shirley Stoll 7th grade grade grade grade grade Honors born with humility are like fine Sterling Silver: they wear well, and long! -vx A 4 'e xev.. ., , as pw 'v w , W 'S?'5 MISS EPSOM The students of the 7th thru 12th grades voted by ballot in early March 1956 as to the most pop ular girl in the six grades in the high school. The various classes elected their most popular glrl then in a session in the assembly the students as a whole voted Rita Chestnut CSen1orj a Miss Ep som: Rita or Miss Epsom appears first in the above picture then Reba Boyd the most popular girl in the Sophomore class, Rose Marie Wade, the most popular girl in the Freshmen class Dorothy Wade, the most popular girl in the Eighth grade. Nelda Myers, the most popular girl in the Junior Class and Shirley Stoll the most popular girl in the Seventh grade. 38
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EPSOM'S I955 - 56 D. A. R, GOOD CITIZEN Marilyn Sue Scott was selected by the faculty of Epsom High School as its GOOD CITIZEN for the school year 1955-56. Qualities of Dependability, Leadership, Service and Patriotism are considered and judged in granting this honor. This award is given by THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OE THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION upon the recommendation of the faculty and the approval of the local chapter. In this instance the award was approved by Pris- cilla Davis, Regent, White River, Daviess County, Indiana. 140
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