Paragon High School - Triple D Yearbook (Paragon, IN)

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THE TRIPLE D - lm- JOHN DUCKWORTH Class President, 4 Advertising Manager Class Play, 4 Iohn's motto must be the only unforgivable sin is ignorance. Well all agree that john is our most intellectual student and only hope he be- comes U. S. President some day. ELIZABETH LEWIS Class Vice Pres., 4 Class Play, 3'4 joke Editor Glee Club, 4 Lizzy jane stepped right in the junior year and has proved herself a great helper. We really couldn't do without her. JAMES WOODS Business Manager Class Play, 3 Basketball, 2f4 jim proved to be a great business manager. Proof-Look over the annual. However jlm and the ladies are always in two different places. NAOMI VAN METRE Editorfin-Chief Orchestra, 4 Class Treasurer, 4 Glee Club, 4 Naomi came from Mooresville during our junior year but is one of our most popular students and has proved her worth in editing the annual. Page Sixteen

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W. . 5 5 H H -up-iliii THE TRIPLE D x In September, 1928, we entered P. H. S. as dignified Seniors. We elected John Duckworth, President, Elizabeth Lewis, VicefPresident,. and Naomi Van Metre, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Mr.. Wershing was unanimously elected sponsor and he has proved to be a faithful fulfiller of the position. This year the Annual, Triple D, was edited by the class with Naomi Van Metre as Editor and james Woods Business Manager. Our play, Cyclone Sally, was presented in the gymnasium, Saturday night, Januf ary 5, 1929. The play was well attended considering the had weather. Miss Spencer and Miss Flanigan coached the play with Mr. Wershing's assistance. Our class enrollment was twenty-one. Carol Asher and Floyd Goss ended high school with us, Cedric Allee, who spent three years in Gosport, also Enished with us, and Clyde Ratts decided that P. H. S. is good enough after all. Thirteen of us have gone through the whole four years, others have become lost, strayed, or married. Only three mcmbers of the class have spent their entire school life in dear old Paragon School. We now regret to bid our old school farewell and it is with sadnes that we do so, but we can think of the gladness we have encountered during our time in school here. We hope, that we have successfully fulfilled our purpose in the eyesof all other persons and are leaving this annual as a remembrance. We have enjoyed school life and now leave our place to other-seekers of knowlf edfge. With our grateful thanks to all the faculty, students, and others who have helped us accomplish our goal, we now bid you farewell wishing all Paragon High School students and teachers success and happiness. A o Uxmoof L ' 'TO THE FACULTY 'Think not of us with bitter thoughts. Rejoice that we now leave, , Some pleasures from the memqyjes Of us you may receive. he Our hearts are the future now, , Our goal far off we see, But ever there'll be midst pleasant thoughts Our dear old Faculty. Page Fifteen

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THE TRIPLE D BEATRICE GROUNDS ' Literary Editor Class Vice Pres., 3 Class Play, 3-4 Bea is our old stand by. She has a heart of gold and seems to be our most talented speaker and writer as well as a great advocate of fun . CEDRIC ALLEI: Basketball, 4 Glee Club. 4 Athletic Editor Class Play, 4 Cedric has been with us just a year but we all feel that he's been here through the whale struggle. He is a friend to all and possesses many friends from P. H. S. CAROL ASHER Glee Club, 4 We give Carol a hand. He's one of our most cheerful students and we wish him great suc' cess. HAROLD BROYER Basketball, 34 Class Play, 3 Glee Club. 4 Club has been on our basketball team two years. We hope he realizes his ambition as a Naval Admiral. -1 Page Seventeen ' wife! i . s A I fl