French Lick High School - Plutocraft Yearbook (French Lick, IN)

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PLUTONIAN 1949 -or First POW. left to right: Jack Leonard. Nancy Miers, Genevieve Walters, Jean Royer, lliilaylhs Jones- Norma Faye Kerby, Mary Alice Kearby, Norma Kellams, Cari 1 ey. Second YOWT poflaldv Hafdifl. Barney.Seybold, Kenneth Jones, Robert Mills, Virlce Haefllllg, Vlrginia Lee Haefllng, Pauline Henson, Rena Lee Jackson, Miss Barbara Bush. Third rowzt Marlin Simmons, Walter Burton, Bill Flickner, Donald Wilkinson, Ivan Wineinger, David Lawson, Fred Goldman, Sam Wininger, Robert Drake. Juniors Qcontinuedj Fiesta was chosen as the theme for the 1949 banquet given by the juniors in honor of the seniors. The banquet, followed by a dance and entertainment, was held in the French Lick American Legion Home on May 7, 1949. This year the class chose the following officers to guide them: Leon Hopper, presidentg Muriel Freeman, vice-president, Nancy Miers, secretaryg Norma Denbo, treasurer, and Phyllis Jones, reporter. The class of 1950 feel very fortunate in having as their class co-sponsors, Mr. Kenneth Wiggs and Miss Barbara Bush, who has recently replaced Mrs. Minnie Ham- ilton, who was the co-sponsor until she accepted the position of Orange County Dem- onstration Agent. -W PAGE FIFTEEN

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L PLUTONIAN 1949 W -Y ,W l First row, left to right: Wayne Zimmerman, Patricia Pinnick, Norma Ann Denbo, Martha Sue Harrison, Marvin Thompson, Joann Collins, Brooks Brubeck, Glenn Walters, Gene Simmons, Lois Mathers. Second row: Marion Hagan, Donald Harris, Marguerite Anderson, Verla Flick, Ilene Smith, Norma Young, Alta Hardin, Richard Morgan, Lee Howerton. Third row: Frankie Leonard, Jackie Tarr, Donald Clark, Delores Palmer, Ralph Har- rison, Muriel Freeman, Leon Hopper, Mr. Kenneth Wiggs. Class Officers President ,,,....l.......,,,............................,,.... Leon Hopper Vice-President ,...., ......... M uriel Freeman Secretary ............ .... N orma Ann Denbo Treasurer ........ ............. N ancy Myers Reporter ..........,.. ..,.............,. P hyllis Jones Class Sponsors ..... ..... M rs. Minnie Hamilton Mr. Kenneth H. Wiggs Juniors The class of 1950, long thought of by fellow students as being rather dead. came to life with a bang this year when they presented their class play, Tumblin' Creekn, on November 17, 1948, topping all previous attendance records for such an activity. Representing the juniors in the various school organizations are: five in National Honor Society, seven in Tri-Hi-Y, eight in Hi-Y, seven in Commercial Club, and one in G. A. A. ' .-,I -L PAGE FOURTEEN

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PLUTONIAN 1949 -rf ... , ., ,mas L l First row, left to right: Mrs. Lindsey, Mary Brown, Betty Campbell, Norma Brown, Joanne Dougherty, Marilyn Hill, Betty Anderson, Erelene Gilliatt, Elmer Compton. Second row: Sam Hall, Fred Breedlove, Howard Dotson, Eva Flo Elkins, Patsy Hob- son, Hilda Jo Kerby, Louise Gresham, Bob Goldman, Bonetta Freeman, Ralph Beck. Third row: Joe Andrew, Wayne Brown, Ed Flick, Chester Cox, James Ferguson, Ermel Hollen, Betty Jones, Mary Jane Cave, Grace Baker. Sophomores The sophomores have been very fortunate and outstanding the past year, inasmuch as they donated more than their share to all activities. This fact was sup- plemented when the class basketball team won the class tourney? The i'sophies also set an example for the whole schorjl with their student government in room 15. In this home room period the students had full charge, an arrangement which made for improvement in citizenship. The officers were: . Marilyn Moore Zane Wininger President ,........... .,... Vice-President ,,.. ............. ,..... Secretary and Treasurer .... ,.... J ames Potts Reporter ......,,,.......,,.......... .,..,,..,,........,, J erry Kerns Class Sponsors .,,. ..... M rs. Hannah Lindsey Mr. Edward Claxton 'Y PAGE SIXTEEN