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It was given by the seniors, and it turned out to be a wonderful occasion for all of us- We had our first real election of class-officers that year,.under the supervision of Mr. Dick- son, our sponsors Jane Wood was elected our class president. Lavon Crowley helped in the cheer-leader twosome of the school. We had quite a few boys who were genuinely interested in basketball. Everyone seemed to agree that we gave the prettiest and the most exciting party of the year.. we called it our Spring Party.P Because of the shortage of gasoline and tires, we stayed at school on the last day and had a picnic. we had games on the playground in the afternoon. It turned out to be a swell day for all. ' We began our sophomore year with an enrollment of twenty-nine. Results of the class election found Scotty Lamb in the president's chair. Beaten in the basketball tournament by the seniors, we still came through with several more-than-hopefuls, for the sport. we sponsored a Hard-Times party for the faculty and student body. A lot of important things happened that year,- really too many to.mention, but our class had a wild desire for incense, corn, chalk, erasers, BpBishot and kittens. This may sound odd, but not to members of the sophomore class. Mr. Furnish, our sponsor, took us to Marengo Cave, and later to New Albany to see the movie, Doll Face.w It was a throughly enp JOyable day.A In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-six, we entered H. H. S. as Jolly Juniors, with an enrollment of twenty-five. Iris Palmer was elected class president, and from our class, Earl Coombs and JUne Aubrey were elected as two of the school's three cheer-lead rs. w? gave a ll-o-ween was uerade Party. We had a lot of fun in ge t ng ecorat o s as e class we emem- bers. we also held a box-supper in the gym, which turned out to be a huge success. Lillie Petty was elected as Queen of our Class. We became the vic- tors of the girls' volley ball tournament. We also gave a banquet for the seniors in the Leather-room of the Seelbach Hotel, at Louisville, with a theatre party afterwards. We won the class basketball tournament by first de- feating the freshmen and then by over-powering the seniors. Of course, this called for a celebration,.so a party was held. This is the year that we received our class rings. It is also to be noted that our class was the first to have a JUnior Day.P On the last day of school, Mrs..Empson and Mrs. Koehler, our sponsors,.took us on a tour of the more interesting spots of Louisville, such as the University of Louisville and the Speed Memorial Museum. Then we saw a double feature at the Brown Theatre. later we went to Fountain Ferry Park. That night, we went to Scottsburg for another movie. It was a very complete day, and it was all wonderful. ----- -So ended our junior yearh---nineteen hundred and forty-seven. We began our senior year by electing Earl Petty to head our class of twenty-five. When cheer-leader election came around again, Earl Coombs and June Aubreyuwere elected from our class for the second consecutive year. we were the first to have a year-book, which we gave the title, FMemories of H. H. S. We entertained the student body and faculty with a very decorative Christmas Party.. Evelyn Robinson and Earl Petty were elected our Glass King and Queen. Naturally we became the mainstay of the Hornet's Nest and Marshall Witten was elected as editor-in-chief. we also held the top-hand in number of the Henryville Hornets, with Earl Petty as center of the squad, Richard Dunlevy and Marshall Witten as forwards of the top-five.. Ginny Stid; ham was voted as Captain of the girls' volley ball team. We first defeated the juniors, and then went on to an easy victory over the sophomores. We were honored with a banquet by the Juniors, the twenty-ninth of May.. Our baccalaureate was held in the Presbyterian Church, May thirtiety. Commence- ment was held 1n'the gym,'the second fodhne. we wore grey caps and gowns, with red tasseis on the caps, instead of the usual blue and white. Our four years journey had been an exciting adventure, that had come to an end, all too soon. 0
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Looking businesses. er and assistant. housewife of 1967. her that long H l , mwwnwwnwwnwm'Vth H . E3? Jane. LAVON CROWLEY, every wood Stars, use. Clark Clunty afraid to accept. Henryville. He lawyer. e. '1 mf'f'flqu ; r. raw 1 I that Dorothy WW'WW TE WP WT little rich girl. :mvzmrrwm This is a g1 WWW 1 WUH l I D WFVW I First, manager of the new Henryv her five Silver Academy Junes's five boys drink their vitamins. the Henryville Hornets' first five players--and 'tis rumored they Jeff and New Albany, having won over Silver Creek, 75 to 3. , perfected the atomic energy for every day -wide program for heating and FLOYD MULL has been offered the job of delivering erent homes, but, knowing Kenneth, is Trustee. has School building and field house for cooking with atomic energy. the atomic batteries or units to the diff MARSHALL WITTEN, Monroe bl-pleted construction on a new $75 000 High This building was financed Monroe Township taxpayers p coon, who recently struck EVELYN ROBINSON has cer She specializes in.murder cases. EMMA SNOW is now owner and p elite meet to eat . ance into the future--the future of twenty-five students k If this glance, or prophecy resembles ?1 Time only will tell, into the Crystal Ball of the future, the Seniors of 1948 busy and happy we see LARRY DIETRICH as busy as can be as the owner ille Airport, with SCOTT LAMB as his trusted bookkeep- In the annua DORIS WISEMAN married a wealthy South American, GEORGE THOMAS is ho have won the World Seriesievery sea- Following in the footsteps -desired airplane for a wedding present. . star pitcher for the New Ybrk Yankees,.w ii. son since he started pitching for them. s'family, RICHARD DUNLEVY is now the Principal of Henryville High School. ; ROBINSON is now at the height of her musical career, playing with the now retired, ex-President, Harry S. Truman. well known in medical circles for finding a cure for cancer. JUNIOR PETTY, hale and hearty, ential, political leader in Monroe Township. The scientist, KENNETH BAGSHAW has recently accepted a county men's Professional Basketball Team. Title at the Olympic Games held in Indianapolis in 1967. been a model for the Renyolds Plactic Works for the past few years. raises very frequently, drew a small theatre in the industrial district of downtown Henryvi show only Van Johnson pictures. ville are under the ownership of JANE WOOD, who ga ufacture of step-ladders. and is woman Senator ever elected from Indiana is DOROTHY HOGUE. eluded a three-day work week for seven days pay. SENIOR'CLASS PROPHECY in their jobs, 1 contest, LILLY PETTY was voted Dr. is District Attorney and DOROTHY MONTGOMERY, the famous dress designer,is now creating exclusively for the new Hollywood hit, In Our Own Back Yard , the Academy Award Winner for the past fiverears. attributes all her success to the careful and thoughtful direction role by her director, GEORGE COWLEY. when EARL COOMBS, bored with activities and duties among retired to his farm near Henryville for a Award cups to her dear friend, JUNE AUBREY, from which These five tall, strong Township oil on his seventy-five acre farm just tainly made a name forself as an energetic IRIS PALMER is Captain of the Wo- Her team took the World's now on the verge of buying All the citizens are grateful to her for help h building a larger and better Henryville, and it is under serious consideration p to change the name of the metropolis to Woodville, in her honor. it Her She had to wear her mink coat two seasons. the Senior Class of Henryville of 1948. these students in 1968, it's pur please look at these y prophecy is forgiven, ness, and their share of worldly goods. roprietor of Ye Olde Henryville Shoppe where ely co-incidental. bung people in 1968, and by then, let's hope and that these young people have attained health, happi- -With sincere best wishes, tl968 to be exactl, we find in their homes, and in their duets at concerts JANE BOLLINGER mr. Cowley accepted this the beautiful Holly- quiet life. Lavon loaned by the kindness and generosity lus the aid donated by BRUCE VEST. wealthy oil ty- DOROTHY GUERNSEY has ii the company sum from her bank account for the building lle, where she.plans to Most of the property and businesses of Henry- ,; ined her fortune in the many ii and the model who gave now a of his JEWEL . is Orchids to you, a very influ- costumes featuring Miss Miss Crowley given her position sons make up will beat Rica,V-v rqheyThJFW-WWI m. ' . , , . 1. J ,7 . ,H just com - of the a ?vrh-msw- 44 1 , outside of Championship She gets . Besides of a in The first platform in.- VIRGINIA STIDHAM is the poor Tshl Tshl . . . ;; the L; of so that this 791? a 2 3.7x? 7: -:-s V , mmsrnmn w mimVTi-ur . dank A n I w a -x A. An... .- . .i -. i . .l 1 . - . A ntrytnvj'Y'kf '9 ? G'i J '. .., , ,. H.- Iii l AkhLL.$lL1.ngru-x-L.LLALJLL -15 A highlill AA 6 rip. . 1 l ALJJLLLILLiJLth;i;i1iLhniiHa; A. A 11' 11;. . 7 1 f t- 1.11 .' hilhhlw
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