New Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (New Paris, IN)

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LUT TORY We greet you parents teachers and frlends on this our last day of being together as a class group We want to thank you for your gurdance patronage and cooperatron in helping us to attain our goal of graduatron from high school However this is only one of the goals we have met Now we are faced with the task of settxng new ones For some lt wrll be ac quiring further education while others will be establlshmg their life s work immediately Whatever rt may be we hope that you wrll accept us as we try to ftnd our places in this vast world in which you have already established yourselves Classmates we must realize that we are stepprng into a modern and very advanced world full of sputniks and satellites and we must be prepared to keep pace with this needed flelds by building new schools for our ever growing population so that the next generation may have the advantage of a good educatron as we have had by building bet ICI businesses to meet the demands of the public and by supportrng our government by voting for good strong leaders Let us also remember that we wrll find opportunity only if we are looking for lt As we go our separate ways after tonight remember that the Almighty God has cre ated us and rf we ever need guidance He is always ready to help Before us even as behind God is and all rs well Darlene Gall Sponsor Probably not many of us will be scientists in this field, but we can specialize in other EUREKA SILO 8: BLOCK CO. EUREKA SILO 8: BLOCK CO.

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VALEDICTORY Every student needs the xnsprratron of lugh 1dea1s the rnfluence of noble lrves to foster hxs growth l-hgh ideals cannot be taught from books nor learned lrke a lesson rn algebra The school wins the loyalty and retatns the affectrons of those educated 1n rt not wholly because of the know ledge ll rmparts but even more because of the sentrments and purposes rt 1nst1l1s Lessons learned from textbooks may soon be forgotten They are but the scaffoldrng of the bu1ld1ng Let no one smrle rn derisron rf on an occaslon l1ke this some sentrments of affectron are ex pressed for those who wrthln its walls have molded the characters and tratned the mmds of gener atrons of puprls To our trustee to our prrnctpal and to all our teachers we grve stncerest thanks Wrth pa trence and skill you have labored to make us strong to tram us to self mastery to f1t us to use wrth effrclency the powers we have We should be ungrateful if we drd not feel and express a sen trment of apprecratron for the efforts put forth for us We realize our debt and hope to pay ll rn Fellow Classmates After pleasant years rn school together the relatton of schoolmates must be severed We shall always look back to th1s perrod of our youth wlth happy memones We now stand at the door through whrch we must pass tnto a sphere of new experrences In the past our steps have been guided by teachers and frtends but now we must choose our own paths If these years of preparatron have fitted us to conquer drffrcultres to face dlscouragements and sull press on to noble achievement they have been well and wlsely spent A feelrng of sadness mrngles wrth our Joy tonrght because we must b1d farewell to New Parts Hrgh School and to the scenes of so many seemrngly trrflmg but really rmportant events of our lrves If we feel that our dutles have been cheerfully and farthfully performed our trme well spent that we have done the best we could there need be no real regret that we are on the threshold of manhood and womanhood that we have reached one goal only to see another ahead of us Already we see what so many have realized that the rdeal IS always far rn advance of attamment The future upon which we are enterrng promlses opportumtres for achrevement greater than those offered by former years Our vtctorxes have not yet been won Hence we may part wrth hrgh hopes and greater prospects As we say farewell to our alma mater and to one another let us resolve wrth God s help to find our work rn thxs busy world and strlve by earnest and persrstent endeavor to win the true success He has rn Hrs plan for us - Kathleen Weldy Sponsor NEW PARIS STATE BANK NEW PARIS STATE BANK part by using the strength we have gained in helping others, as you have helped us.

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CLASS PROPHECY In thts nrneteen hundred and srxty elghth year of our Lord we are through college and just getttng started rn our 11fe work Honorable Senators Beverley Stahley and Marcta Wrse from Indrana are cltmbmg aboard our Inter Planatory Rocket for a VISII to the Unrted States Colony on the Moon Congress has just recessed and traveling wtth us ts Representatrve Mearlene Grabtll from the Moon Metropolts The Space Cadet tn charge of ptlotrng the rocket IS Thomas Wmeland From the space communrcatrons tower Darlene Gall reports the rocket wrll ftre up tn ftve mlnutes We ftnd seats and fasten our safety belts We talk wrth other passengers on board and frnd that Sandra Worttnger and Janrce Brzzarl accompanled by thetr husbands are golng to the Moon on busrness We are reported out of the Earth s atmosphere by Second Cadet Marven Whetten Stewardesses Betty Juday and Judy Mtshler brlng lunch around and we chat wtth them of New Parts Htgh School days We are comrng near the Moon now There seems to be some drffrculty tn landrng because of some flyrng saucers plloted by Donald Keck and Wade Weldy tn our path Space Patrolman Btlly Mrshler rs clearing a space now Here at the Space port Kay Etsenhour and Sharon Metzler gtve us oxygen helments because of the Moon s lack of an atmosphere Mechantcs Mrchael Lamb and John Holltnger come out to check over the Rocket We could not talk wxth them because of our helments and the lack of arr rf tt were not for the tngenlus Radar Radlo Invented by Thomas Tarman The founder of the Moon colony LaVerne Mlller comes out to welcome us He ts gotng to show us some of the htghlrghts around the colony Ftrst the oxygen machrne tnvented by Chemrst Kathleen Weldy operates on Solar Batterles This furnrshes oxygen for all of Greater Earthvrlle The street department has a very rmportant Job be cause lf the streets are not kept clean the people on Earth wrll complam because the Moon ts not shrmng Joanne Hoffer and Beverly Berkey are co charrwomen of the Streets Must Shtne at Ntght Commrsslon Steven Mtshler has the Lonestar newspaper Hrs asslstant edttor Gordon Mrller IS to cover the basketball game Earth team New Parts Independents versus Vemce tomght Davrd Smoker tnforms us that Earthvtlle IS on Moon Shtne Savlng ttme all year round now We are now going to tank up wrth food at the F8LW Fervtda and Weybrrght Restaurant owned and operated by Ltnda Weybrrght and Jamce Fervlda They feature Green Cheese from the Moon Those people from Vemce have really taken to our game of basketball Why half the populatton must be here from Vemce for the game' We purchase tlckets from Marlene Ktrkdorffer at the trcket booth We meet the Vemce Engltsh translator for the benefrt of the Ventctan people The baskets here are 20 feet htgh as a 200 pound person on earth wetghs only 35 pounds here on Moon The players are about to start to get ready to commence to begtn the basketball game The referees Ronald Kerltn and Henry Beachy are explatntng the rules to the captatns James Neff and Ronald Brooktns are the forwards Rtchard Htbschman and Robert Mtller guards are a few of the players on the New Parts Independent team Broadcasttng the game are Marctle Ramer tn Venlctan and Dorothy Warble rn Engltsh Durtng the game we see the blg Partsrans dunk the ball and do some fantasttc plays The Parlsrans come out on top wrth a flnal score of U' to '17 tn Vemctan of course John Holltnger Sponsor EXCHANGE PUBLISHING CO EXCHANGE PUBLISHING CO - S n s , . . . , . I l - 0 n - . . , . , , . . I 1 - - n o Q - v u 1 - n n . p , . r s u 1 , .