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We entered our freshman year of high school in 1954. We had 33 students, 18 boys and 15 girls. Our class officers were: President, Norman Owens, Vice-president, Charles Harden, Secretary, Richard Fougerousse, and Treasurer, Jerry Stiffler. Our sponsor this year was Edith Lind. We entered our sophomore year with 36 students. We gained 3 students during our sopho- more year of high school. Our class officers were: President, Norman Owens, Vice-presi- dent, Charles Harden, Secretary and Treasurer, Rita Payne. Our sponsor was Mr. Ray Hanna. Rhea Dawn Cook was Homecoming Queen. We entered our junior year with 25 students. We lost 11 classmates in the lapse of time between our sophomore and junior year. Class officers were: President, Norman Owens, Vice-president, Charles Harden, Secretary, Q lst semesterl Sherry Wilbur and 12nd semes- terj Jane Ketchem, Secretary, Patty Burris. The Junior-Senior Prom of this year was a success with Elsie Sexton crowned queen by our President, Norman Owens. Our sponsor was Miss Lind and our candidate, Sherry Wilbur, was chosen Homecoming Queen. Our float won first prize in the high school division of the Homecoming Parade. We entered our senior year in 1957 with 21 students, 12 boys and 9 girls. We, as every class before us, will miss Jasonville High School, the faculty, and our fellow classmates, as we go on our own to make a happy and we hope successful, life for ourselves. Our class officers this year are: President, Norma.n Owens, Vice-president, Doyne McCrocklin, Secretary, Patty Burris, Treasurer, Richard Fougerousse. Our sponsors this year are Katie Row and Donald Padgett. Our float won first prize in the high school division of the Homecoming Parade again this year, and also the grand prize for the best float in the en- tire parade. This was the first time a high school class ever won the grand prize. Our candidate, Loeva Bell, was chosen Homecoming Queen. O'HAVER'S Compliments Of Paints and Wallpaper FOLLOWELL BROTHERS Jasonville, Indiana Jasonville, Indiana
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