Gray High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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Russell Love, our athlete, ls just a little guy, But when it comes to joking, He's never very SHY! Next on our list is Mary Alice Stanley, Very intelligent is she, Always friendly, never angry, A grand nurse she will be. We have a boy with two first names, We know him best as Teddy , But call him lewis or call him Ted You'll find him always ready. A lovely person is Rose Evans, And in her winning way, Will become very successful, And perhaps a model someday, Among the many qualities, which make Don a SENSATION, You must include that Hudson, Provides nice transportation. Gertrude Screeton, a true friend, And also very smart, No matter what the decision, She's willing to do her part. Rodney Westlake is our shy guy, He 's always been that way, But when the occasion calls for it, Then Rodney has his say! Deloris Shade, a loyal Senior, Very fair and kind, Wherever she goes, whatever she does, She keeps her class in mind. In basketball and baseball, The school will miss this socker, Sure, you know the one we mean, That Senior boy--Jack Stocker. A native of Gray is Carolyn Wiley, And it's surely a cinch, That in the near future, She will become Mrs, Glen Finch, fx Q f -Ji f '1 ii 6 xy! ft., N, ff gf 47-. fu lil! it .- 'Z Q 5 -ff 2 E ,,- Q- 4 J ' J V

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C3 I 1 A D V ll 09' lk ry, z N. qi 'I-p , I v.f l I U Z Aff ll' X? 'l xr .r S Q5 'I SENIOR CLASS POEM L We have reached the day of parting, And our hearts are full of grief, While we're sobbing, our teachers are saying, Goodness, what a RELIEF! Let us look into our school years, And remember those we 've met, And as we journey on 1ife's highway, Backward gaze, lest we forget . Monna Lou Bechdolt is first on our list, A student that Gray High is certain to miss, High in intelligence and winning ways, Her life will consist of happy days. Ronald Kerrigan, a studious lad, In history is a whiz, Good in sports, and good in class, A swell fellow he is. Wedding bells enter Phyllis Louck's mind As on her way she will go, In a merry month of '55, She will become Mrs. Kenneth Crow. Larry Louck, the class comedian. We wonder if he's sound, He's always playing jokes on someone, When will he settle down?l ? Wanda James, a silent lass, Is very sweet indeed, Although bashful, very pleasant, In friends she will always lead. Donald DeBoy, our ROMEO, Can be very coy, He gets mysterious letters, And we call him IJOVERBOY! Sandra Champ, a gay young miss, I-las abilities beyond measure, But when it comes to seriousness, Sandra's all for pleasure. O 'Q 5 if ek 1 X

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Marvin Mock, nowwhat can I say, That hasn't been said before? He's tall, dark, and handsome, Do I need to say anymore? !? There is one among us, Who is always happy as a lark, Why, that's Nora Bristow, But she's soon to be Mrs. Jack Tharp. Let us remember each of our classmates, As upon 1ife's path we trod. May each life be filled with happiness, As we grow closer to God. NNUAL STAFF Co-Editors.......... Pictures . . . . . . Adv. . Production . . . . . . . Literary . . . . . . Art.... Sports.... Adv. Sales ... .. . Business . . . . . . Sandra Champ Ronald Kerrigan Rose Evans Jack Stocker Donald Hudson Rodney Westlake Ted Lewis Carolyn Wiley Deloris Shade Nora Bristow Phyllis Louck Gertrude Screeton Maryalice Stanley Larry Louck Russell Love Donald DeBoy Marvin Mock Wanda James Monna Bechdolt Za ea Q'4x V? I fvfis db 44 :ag if r Q