Linton Stockton High School - Revue Yearbook (Linton, IN)

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Senior Honor Roll SHEILA HADLEY ERROL HUTCHISON JUDY GROUNDS SHERRY HUNIPHREYS BEVERLY HAYS KAY BOHANAN RONNIE WAKEFIELD MIIQ RILEY LARRY PENNA ROMA KAY BLUNLE SARAN STOUT MAXANN TONEY 2nd ROW: Kay Bohanan, Ronnie Wakefield, Mike Riley, Errol Hutchison, Larry Penna, Sheila Hadley. lst ROW: Judy Grounds, Maxann Toney, Sherry Humphreys, Saran Stout, Beverly Hays, Roma Kay Blume. The above honor roll is based upon a B average or above for the first 7 semesters of high school. It does not include grades earned in the current semester. The Senior Class Will We, the members of the L.H.S. graduating class of 1957, being of sound mind CU, and about to leave our alma mater, hereby bequeath the following things to those who remain. TO THE IUNIORS: the task of financing and publishing an annual and meeting the deadlines: our well -worn Economics and Government booksg our teachers and sponsors, falso well-wornj, and the re- sponsibilities of being Seniors. T0 THE SOPHOMORES: the financial worries which start to crop up in the Junior year: our success with the junior stand and our hope that they will enjoy that year as much as we did ours. TO THE FRESHMEN: the relief we felt in getting out of the green year and becoming seasoned veteransg our stale chewing gum fto be found on the underneath side of the desks in almost every class- roomyg and our ability to carve our initials on the desks without being caught. TO THE OFFICE: a renewal of the patience which must have been exhausted during the years: and our hope that they will realize how much we appreciate all they have done for us. TO THE FACULTY AND OUR SPONSORS: another group of Seniors to contend withg our constant attention fit was impossible to get it beforeyg and our gratitude for the things they have taught us. TO THE STUDENTS IN GRADES ONE T0 EIGHT: four wonderful unforgettable years of high scnoolg our high school song and the growing pains we all experienced in reaching our senior year. Finally, to each and every member of L.H.S. our sincere hope that their four years will be as happy and satisfying as those which we, the Seniors, have enjoyed. THE SENIORS 12

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