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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1950 began makang has tory early an thear freshman year Soon after schedules had been falled out and lockers assagned the new freshman class chose offacers Elmer Borden was elected presadent assasted by Make Tallman as vace presadent Jam Walder treasurer and Betty Thomas secretary The years farst prog ect was a Halloween party Lake most frosh partaes thas one resulted an a free for all Half the class went out to break wandows whale the other half ran off wath the cader and donuts However the freshman of 1946 dad manage to anclude themselves an more worthwhale projects Already Keath Stram ple Paul Kang and Jack Graham were be aarnarg to anterest themselves an the Stu dent Councal problems an preparataon for thear more seraous dutaes later on Ted Feldt and Make Tallman were members of the Freshman football squad lattle knowang that they would someday be the grad stars of PPHS Jammy Walder showed the school that baseball was has dash By the end of the freshman year the class of 1950 had shown atself to be one hard to beat Sophomore year started out wath the class electang Make Tallman as presadent assasted b Paul Kang Sally Waabel and J V teams were cheered on by one of thear own classmates Sally Waabel Jerry Flan ders and Wayne Bement left the small town stuff behand and were declared Varsatv Materaal an basketball The class felt a seraous loss when Gay Parsons left for Eng land but revaved an order to select Dot Patcher to fall the secretaraal post The year ended successfully wath an outdoor party at Tallman s cottage The Junaor year found the Class of 1950 an a turmoal The questaan was who should be edator of the yearbook? Make Tallman was chosen with Jack Davas be comang busaness manager Jack Graham became class presadent assasted by Ted Feldt Ball Ober and Sally Waabel Keath Strample after three years on the Student Councal became vace presadent of the or garazataon Paul Kang was gaven treasurer s dutaes Sally Waabel was aaaned on the Cheerang Squad by Mary Louase Young and Lada Holland The class made a real has tory wath ats Chrastmas card sales and later wath the best yearbook ever pranted Kate Carey showed her class sparat by sellang the most Chrastmas cards She receaved a praze for her good work when the class held ats Chrastmas party to celebrate the success of the Chrastmas card sales When the school paper was started the class was well represented wath Ball Ober Make Tallman Keath Strample Lada Hol land and Rodney Tallman on the central staff Ball Ober was chosen to attend Boys State as the Junaor representatave The school year ended wath a not so successful Prom and a very successful class party The Senaor year began wath the 1950 ers a bat dazed that they were bag wheel sen aors They elected Jack Graham to succeed hamself as presadent Make Tallman as vace presadent Chuck Lawrence as treasurer ard Betty Thomas to take notes Sally Waabel Lada Holland and Make Tallman e e chosen to assast the Junaor class a Senaor yearbook edators Ball Ober was made edator of the year old school newspaper and later Ball made a name for hamself by wannang varaous scaence prazes At long last and after much experaence Keath Strample became Presa dent of the Student Councal Mary Louase Young was elected Presadent of the Labrary the anfant Art Club Betty Thomas loaned the ranks of the Senaor Cheerleaders The musacal abalaty of the class was demonstrated by the electaon of Jack Gra ham as choar presadent and Dale Casterlane as presadent of the band John Rogers Dack Lake Jerry Havens and Jack Holton formed the nucleus of the school s dance band The Senaor garls captaaned by June Cary won the Intramural basketball champ aonshap Next on the agenda was the Sen aor play Thanks to Mrs Matchell s work the play fanallv shaped up and was a real hat' Even more a hat was the party follow ana the last naght s performance Gaven at Ball Ober s house at was the scene of much halaraty especaally when Mrs Matchell and Chuck Swan danced the Charleston Such graduataon festavataes as the cam mencement baccalaureate Senaor day Poster day and the Washanqton trap fan ashed the Senaor year for the best class Paanted Post ever graduated Sally Waabel and Lada Holland I I - I 1 ' ' . I . I - ' ' l . l - . . - . 5 ' ' I I I ' ' uf -' ' ' 5 Y I I h ' ' Gaynor Parsons' Thls Yeo' the boys on 1 ,e Council, and Wayne Bement presided over I U ' ' D ' ' ' H 4 . . . . U . ' . , I A I . . - ' 1 - 1 - Q I . . U . ' ' Q I I - . I . . ' ' ' 1 I ' . . , . .. . . . , I I 1 I . a a 1 I 1 I .I 1 I
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LEONARD B THOMS fBudl Varsuty Football 24 JV Football l Jr Football 7 8 Track 2 JV Basketball l 2 lnterclass Basketball 3 Baseball 2 3 lnterclass Softball l Poster Staff 3 Math Club 3 Boy Scouts 7 l SARAH A WAIBEL fPunk Sally! Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Varsity Cheer leader 3 4 JV Cheerleader 2 Student Councul 4 Recording Secretary 4 Latln Club 2 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Presndent 4 Cheerleadung Club 3 4 Sec retary 4 Poster Staff 3 4 Sensor Edrtor 4 Post Scrlpts 4 Secretary 4 Poster Staff 3 4 Sensor Editor 4 Post Scrupts 4 Feature Edrtor 4 Gurls Octette 2 Trrple Trlo 3 Curls Glee Club l 2 Mixed Choir l3 Orchestra 82 Intramural Basketball l4 Captain l4 Champs 3 4 lnterclass Basketball l 4 Badmlnton 2 3 Swum mlna 3 Soccer2 3 Softball l 3 Volleyballl 2 Bowl :ng 2 Captaln 2 Gnrl Scouts 5 l Senior Play 4 JAMES WILDER Ulm Jazzbol Baseball l4 Football l 2 4 Intramural Basketball l 3 4 Champs 3 Volleyball 2 3 Junlor Rotaruan 4 Poster Staff 3 JV Basketball 2 CHARLES WILCOX fChuckl Concert Band l 4 Marchlng Band l 2 4 Sprung Muslc Festlval 2 4 Intramural Basketball l 4 Boy Scouts l Track 2 Mnxed Cholr 3 4 Poster Staff 3 County Band Festuval 4 Manager Football 2 3 Trarner 4 ARCHIE WIXON Intramural Basketball l 4 Bowlnng 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Boy Scouts l 2 NORMAN WOODHOUSE fWoody Norml lntram ral Basketball 2 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 Bowlrng 3 4 Football 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Boy Scouts I 2 Sea Scouts l 3 CHARLES SWAN fChorl1el Band l 4 Sprung Musrc Festlval l 4 Poster Staff 3 Marchrng Band l 3 Sensor Play 4 RODNEY M TALLMAN fRodl Latm Club l 3 Intramural Basketball l 2 Boys Bowl nng l 4 Post Scrupts 3 4 Productlon Manager 3 4 Treasurer 4 Poster Staff 3 Boy Scouts 7 2 Explorer Scouts 3 4 Sensor Play 4 MARY LOUISE YOUNG fWeezerl l.lbrary Councul 24 Vnce Presndent 3 President 4 Chorr 2 3 Bowlmg l 4 Captaun 2 County Tournament l4 Intramural Basketball I4 Captam l lnterclass Basketball l4 Captann 2 Soccer I 2 Softball l3 Captaln 2 3 Poster Staff 3 Varsnty Cheerleader 4 JV Cheerleader 3 Cheerleaders Club 4 Swlmmlng 3 F l-l A 3 4 Jr l-lugh Glee Club 8 Senior Play 4 ,.,,.. '1 '1 I -I , , ' . 1 - '1 11 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 11 - l -,.. ,. ,1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 , -. - 1 1 1 ' 1 11' 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 11 ' 1 11 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 -.1 I. . I 1 11 '1 '1 '1 '1 11 '1 1- ' 1 11 '1 11 ' 1 1 '1 - 1 '1 1 1 1 111 1 11 1 ,.. . '1 111 'I '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - '1 11 1 ,. 1 1. . , x 4- 1, ,, 5 . . , 1 11 11 1 11 '- .:.,..vK- 1 -I I , 11 '1 1 'J '1 1 '1 1 11 1 11 1 A' I .. 1 1 1 ...,,. -
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SENIOR CLASS WILL As we the graduatung class of 1950 leave wuth fond adueu the grayung walls and grayung teachers of Paunted Post Hugh we deem ut futtung and proper to carry on the tradutuon of leavung a last wull and tes tament Thus the followung us our attempt at guvung the school somethung to remember us by To the enture student body we leave the cares and worrues of hugh school lute and classroom along wuth three storues and a cellar of bruck cement and learnung To the faculty we leave a sugh of amazement as to how they put up wuth us durung our past four years at PPHS To the faculty we also leave an assort ment of penculs pens and late homework papers to make up for the tume and worry they have spent on us un attemptung to make somethung of us For the latter we also leave our suncere thanks leave the suggestuon of an lBM arruval and departure card machune to cut down on lotecomers and eorlygoers To the Freshman class we leave wushes for as enyoyable and worthwhule stay un hugh school as we have had To the Sophs we leave our fune record lHahl as a class for them to aspure to To the Junuors we leave the cuty of Washungton and hopes that they get there To each fortunate member of the Junuor class we leave the followung unduvud ual legacues Joyce Ann Mayes leaves her trups to the store to Joan Payne Ted Feldt leaves hus trups to South Cornung to Tom OMalua June Cary leaves her good naturedness to Fauth Payne and Lorraune Potter Charles Lawrence leaves hus yen for class money to Donna Harrus Mary Young leaves her senuor play part to Sue Chamberlun Bob Blank leaves hus skull wuth a car to Bob Johnson Bernard Hakes and Carl Frost leave all theur homework to Fran Horton Archue Wuxon leaves hus assortment of pokes to Don MacKeul George Eldred leaves hus fufth peruod typung to Chuck Canedy Betty Thomas leaves her happy go lucky ways to Ursula Van Derhoff Gerry Havens leaves hus charm to Bud Randalu Norm Woodhouuse leaves hus Ford to suster Julua W Vurgunua Morse leaves her femunune at tractuon to Tuny Sowersby Jack Holton leaves hrs tureless energy to Ruta Fortuno Jack Clark leaves hus easy smule t Reva Calhoun Kate Carey leaves her womanly ways to Esther Cook and Betty Andrews Anuta Mules leaves her warm fruendlu ness to Shurley Bonady Bob Abbott leaves hus wucked left to Pete Champlaun .lum Wulder leaves all hus love to Del ores Hugguns Don Smuth and Henry Potter leave one bug horselaugh to Jerry Vanderhoff Junue Morse and Be Bement leave theur quantuty of good humor to Pat Shelp Mary Moran leaves her brusk ways to Genevueve Kumble and Ellen McAlluster Don Andrews leaves hus hate of teach ers to Stub Morse Beatrux Hathaway leaves her tutle of the shortest senuor tO Shurley Ball and Marulyn Preston To Mr, Clowe and the office staff, we . . . . O
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