Francisco High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Francisco, IN)

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:1X X In 1954, forty-two nervous girls and boys en- tered the first grade under the direction of Mrs. Fannie Collins. Out of these only seventeen are to be graduated at Francisco. Diana Bartley, Ce- cilia Eeasley, Deborah Col-man, Tim Tooley, Sita Casper, Joe Ireland, Charles Hunt, Diane Nurren- bern, Mary Montgomery, Ronald Stewart, Richard Comer, Janice Davis, Phyllis Scott, Donald Cross, Samuel Watkins, Jerry Helsley, and latriciu Fritz. Those who have joined us during the years and are being graduated with us are: Lydia Bishop, Jim Burke, Bertha Dixon, Mike Schafer, Tamara Ro- jenhouse, Jean tmerson, L rry Griesemer, David Hutchinson, Buddy Watkins, and Dianna Wehmer. During our first year in high school, our class went to Meade Johnson, Emge's, and Kesker Zoo under the sponsorship of Mis. Shurig. Also that year, the Home Economics girls went to visil Deaconess Hospital in Evansville. ,.s sophomores we ordered our class jackets and received them in early winter. In the spring we ordered our class rings. During this year we went to Spring Mill Park. In our Junior year, we received our class rings, at Christmas time we sponsored the Christ- mas dance. During the spring we presented our first class play, A-Feu 'm' Ov«r Yonder, usder t.he direetiem »f Mr . Norietta Miller. We al e went on the Junior-Senior Class Trip to St. Louis. During our Senior year we presented our Sen- ior class play titled Grandad Steps Out. During the summer we had our graduation pictures taken. received them in December. We ordered our an- nouncements. The Seniors sponsored the Spring For- mal. The Seniors also enjoyed the Junior-Senior olass trip very mueh. Finally on May 16, after many years of enjoyment and study, we received our diplomas1 d S - Corn Funeral Home Oakland City Compliments of Clayton's College Orchard Oakland City

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Dianna Jean ueDoy Compliments of Rita 3am First National Bank Don Oakland City Si eniord in 2 euiew oertna Jerry Pat Mary Phylli8 Larry Diane Jim i ■ Mike i.yaia

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JLt and Jestatnent It „ ilB U n Ua.u. . will my ability to take the curves on the Tafttown Road „ Ao anybody who wants to get to heaven fast. I, H a „ , . . will my driving ability to anyone who can find it. I, J r nr ’ iwill mv ability to have two accidents in the same hour Judy tiurruLUL. stand it. -L i fX’x?- l t wants it I. QAsu j ' .«will my right to ith the gang to Jean Deweese. to Judy Seifers. . ill my Psychology book to anyone who can fully under- will my ability to get along with others to anybody that WCUl O X bA. , will my second home to Myra Young. , 6 Qliac •• 1 — «ytirij |a v 40— aj—|n| | k ep up be the shortest in the class and still fep up will the right to use the v ash basin in the boys' room to anyone who CAN'T WATT during opening night of the play. . will my right to spill Fritos in Bookkeeping class to likes Fritos. anyone who likes I, iQcc tost . will my ability to be a great detective to James will my 50,000 acres in Texas to anyone who can find the first oil well. I, Cl lrv n O. (C, -xdV o. p will my ability to eradicate 112 times on one book- .eeping paper to Jjrehe Bailey. will my ability to sing to Jim Krieg. will my right to beat Mr. Paul in an addition race to Robert Loom x dkm tfo dy- nrxuAc u Ua £fai I , ajyty jffjtfUjSLnXl t. I. I, u ajrru. m Yn.-uiCinor ilnamann . » It Ls kiXz. Jfurufl- will my strength to Eugene Davis, will my learning in Psychology class to Snooky. will my ability to be best in class to Glenda Williams, will an annual staff that works quietly to Mr. Paul, will my ability to get into trouble to Richard Hardin, it. my seat in Government class to Darline Broshears. my Government grades to Sandra Schupp. my hair to Mr. Barbre. will my red hair to Mrs. Shurig. will my right to feed a girl a line to Mezz, which was d Ott, from Pee Wee Woods, from George Green, will my seat in Government class to Ho Chi Minh. We, the Seniors, will to Mrs. Shurig, another great class to sponsor for five years. Mrs. Miller, a large, well-lighted room. Mr. Paul, another Government class which will read the newspaper. Miss Strickland, quiet fifth and sixth period classes. Mrs. Carnahan, an unbreakable baton. Mr. Barbre, another third period study hall with everyone in his seat when the bell rings. Mr. Evans, another tall basketball team. Mrs. Woolsey, a portable softdrink machine. Mr. O'Neal, another basketball team which doesn't like milk. Mr. Davis, another set of dependable secretaries in classes and organizations. the Juniors, the right to get along with everyone. the Sophomores, the right to be graduated from F. H. S. the Freshmen, the right to have good luck at 0. C. H. S.