Forest High School - Log Yearbook (Forest, IN)

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Sophomores 49 1-Q' S4 1-K .f gf: f-2.3 L: '9' M' Q Sis? fe Y ' .. , v -1 if ' 4Q53 iid r . Y f X 4gi: L iiE i' lvl 0 K A ,Jiv- . ,4. V gjm :radii 3 -gc. 5 4, . 4-re? '53, W. WD if R gr is i' me K ' A ff. ' -if vu- '17 -J ,, 4.335 ' l 43 few A gf' Illia 'i. ,JFLF ig. '25 5: - ia in 1 A , . . A F3 5 .g fm -, -Qliw' gil.. A , if , we ,, an Fil 34.05, 4 ,.- 5 j-rl! :iz we- A , sl f Y ya-tix 1, , ,ix Q o :nr A f ' .fi 1'--V h t .. r ,Q . vm! ., 39 . 1 J 'u , I Liv, ar lik Q gl, , ,7?9 ww g , ig .,, ?' ,JM tfalliffe' W Row 1: Ralph Jones--Pres., Ted Miller--Vice Pres., Beverly Alexander--Sec.d Treas., Sherl Eldridge, Elizabeth Davis, Nancy Terrell Row 2: Jean Beebe, Barbara Unger, Rex Deweese, Shirley Robertson, Phyllis Swem, Dale Davis Row 3: Pat Bowers, Paul Whiteman, Shirley Quebe, Nancy Moore, Joe Thomas, Larry Lantz Row 4: Donna Jones, Max Scott, Ann Martin, Harold Orr, Carol Huffer, Lulu Bell Linson Row 5: Marlene Rogers, Valerie Ferris The Sophomore class entered school with much enthusiasm. It was such a relief to be no longer classed as nGreen Freshiesu. The arrival of our class sweaters helped to remove any doubt as to our idenity. Each class thinks their sweaters are better looking than those of any other class and, of course, ours are. We were pleased to have Shirley Robertson chosen as one of the yell leaders. This is Shirley's first year at this most important job. For our first semester party, we went to a dirve-in theatre on a hay wagon-- a very original ideal Everyone reported a wonderful time. To make money for the much-looked-forward-to Senior trip, we sold cokes at the local ball games. We will really have to concentrate on money making activities next year. Although the Sophomore year is a good one, we are looking forward to being upper classmen next Yea?- 9