New Salisbury High School - Tiger Yearbook (New Salisbury, IN)

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Q Auimm ' L? i f155EE552 + 1-- O ,, llallfllii age Ms' O KIIEISHBBI if fisgr gp A fg'lillHERI 5 ,JEFF ggllllUAMH 3 if - lb E V 4.., .EQ SEWZV 1 I ekggr '- --- me Q N 2 - .H-n-,,,,,, M' Elf? All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entr.nceeg 5 And one man in his time plays many parts. ggi fifigigiiiffffif And so the WConical Class of 19460 made its first entrance on the stage cf E22 high school life on September 14, 1942 with sincere intentions of accomplishing gag great things. he are too modest to say that we have accomplished great things, E but we are perfectly willing for our records to speak for themselves. ,E Since we entered the stare of high school learning, we have presented per- Eg? 355 formances in the following great centers of art and culture: Niggas! Biology, home Economics, Algebra, Agriculture, English, Latin, Ridgid? Geometry, History, high School Art, Typing, Shorthand, Book- Qgff keeping, Safety, Health, Civics, Economics, Glee Club, Phys- 'QQQ ' ical Education, Commercial Arithmetic, Literature 'YL The original cast included: ' ,HWMEEEE John Reed, Sam Reed, Millard Smith, Ruby Byerly, Billie Davis, Eggggggggg Thomas Lcticn, Betty Harrison, Marjorie Conrad, Juanita Wagner, gggggggggg hayne Reply, Charles Walls, Calvin Davis, Weldon Davis, John 'wgggggyggg Rosbottom, Kilbur Bigler, Mayne Byrn, Guy Brock, John Askren, gggifgfe mildred Deweese, Melvin Barksdale gg? aah? During the first winter Louise Robertson and Lloyd Wolfe joined our troupe, QQEEEQ, li but at about the same time Mildred Deweese left us. - , ' The second year we gained Edsel Richards and Creston Eckert. he experienced EEQE QE 5 numerous difficulties because of our perfcrmances in Latin and Geometry. Qgghmtisgt The following year we lost five troupers--John Reed Sam Reed, 'eldon Davis, Eiigggwgg John Rosbottom and melvin Barksdale.We partly filled these vacancies in our cast Qiiiigflii by the addition of Verne Seacat and Jean Yenawine. John Askren reit EEEEEEEEEE The following year we lost five troupers--John Reed,Sam Reed, Taldon Davis, SEEEEEEEQEE John Rosbottom and melvin Barksdale.Me partly filled these vacancies in our castiiiii Refi by the addition of Verne Seacat and Jean Yenawine. John Askren retired during ETH' Dew that season. if A series of successful performances were climwxed that year by our Junior- if Senior Reception. The costumes for this performance were peasant style. All if scenery, props, and special dialogue were provided ry the Junior cast. V ' then we organized our Senior troupe we elected the following officers: President, Juanita Wagnerg Vice President, Louise Robertson, Secretary, Betty Harrison, Treasurer, Wayne keplyg Monitor, Lloyd holfe Wayne Byrn left us to enter the army and Guy Brock joined the navy. Charles ES halls deserted us for the Paoli troupe Wilbur Pigler retired from the profession QE and Marjorie Conrad left us to become a housewife. ' Le have at various times aided in the production of operettas. Three of our Ei members had principal parts in HBits of Blarneyn this year. fi Several of our boys have ably assisted in major basket ball productions in- in cluding county and sectional tournaments. A nigh point of our fourth year was the purchase of class rings for the en- Aw tire cast. lf. 5' -: iQ ,??kaggRk AQQMEH 6 553 -. .A 45-Q , v 'yy fmgffrfgfgzi:-'--' , , gg 35 Ft' 1459QgaW WW,,..ff 'ami 'g .wsqggmvf A ' ep wig , Q O O- - ,-' X . ....,, , .y rg gfiggg X ........ ,Q

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