La Fontaine High School - Lacohi Yearbook (La Fontaine, IN)

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Class History Twelve years have passed since we, the Senior class of nineteen fifty-two, started out on our long struggle through school. Of course, it all hasn't been a struggle, we've had our share of the fun and meanness. Ten of our present twenty-one class members started together and have kept pace with each other since then. They are: Charles Taylor, Paul Brane, Bud King, Balph Dawes, lim Eppley, Carmen Milliner, Sally Lamb, Susan Marks, Darlene Holtsclaw, and Ann Shenefield. Cur first six years of school were somewhat uneventful, except for the big basketball games we had with the class ahead of us and the class behind us. We were always the losers of the game with the class ahead of us and the winner of the game with the class behind us. After the sixth grade, we came to the hallowed halls and large assembly of the upstairs. This was the long awaited dream for us and it was also a dream for the teachers, only their's turned out to be a Unight- mare . After this stage of hurrying into our next classroom, we entered our Freshman year in which we were in no hurry to get anyplace. Our class officers for our Freshman year were: President, Bud King: Vice-President, Bill Hunt, Secretary, Donald Dillon, and Treasurer, Susan Marks. Our class party held this year was at the CCC Camp and our sponsor was Mr. Frank Allen. During our Sophomore year we started thinking about making money for the future years. We had several raffles and such, Our class officers for this year were: President, Donald Dillon, Vice President, Bill Hunt, Secretary, Phil Miltenberger, Treasurer, Paul Frank. ln our Iunior year we took over the concession stand and worked very hard to make all the money we could. Our sponsor this year was Mr. Iohn Stoeckinger. We set a record in magazine sales by several of the members of the class selling over one hundred dollars worth. We entertained the seniors with the traditional Iunior-Senior Reception. Another event for the year was our play entitled, Mama's Baby Boy . Now, ,after twelve years of work and play, we have at last reached our final year. Our play, under the direction of Mrs. Caroline Deckard, en- titled, lt's A Frame-upl , brought in a nice round sum. This money went towards our Senior trip. VVe are now settling back to a quiet life and our long awaited diplomas. Y PAGE 12