Perrysville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Perrysville, IN)

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- Q - Rowl Left to mght Mrs Coleman Larry R1chardson Norman Adams Marcla Heldrwk Ellzabeth Jmkson Theresa Dxnsmoze Jlmmy Snoddy Mr Huffmm Row 2 D01 15 Jn mm Smlth Lxelxn Rudolph Batty Rllev Ju uuti Knox D 11111115 C, 111 xh V11 glnm bd1tSg1Xk r Bax bax 1 G1 orge Car ol W1 bb Row 3 Donald M xltsbazger D111 Colt man Rlehxrd Tuttle Don 11d Joni B in ud M xr Pc 1 IV Ramm y D.1x1d C1odf11d1 1 Lt on H1 nilq y Row 4 Patsv MeC1a1n Delox 18 Stoup Joanne C arxthe 1 s Lols Holloxu 11 111 11 n De lp Mary Rxehcy Fsthcr Myeroft Row 5 Mu! xay Joni s Jaek Stoup Melvln Dunh im W xyns Sh xw L1 1 Whltn lohn Rhoda s JUNIOR CLASS Flfty three students entered Perrysvllle Hlgh as Greenles ln 1946 Several new members from Fountaln County were welcomed to the class We were represented 1n athletles by Lee Whlte Jlm Crowder Jlmmy Snoddy Melvln Dunham John Rhodes J1mmy Rob1nson Perry Ramey and Leon Hensley Class offleers were Presldent Delorls Stoup Vlee Presldent Marela Heldrlek Secretary and Treasurer Wayne Shaw In the sophomore year the class had decreased to forty flVC members The class party was held 1n keeplng wlth Valentlne s Day Several boys were added to our 11st of athletes They were Rlehard Tuttle Marlon Marshall Bernard Martln and Dale Cloeman Two of the three yell leaders were from our class They were Theresa Dlnsmore and Lo1s Hollowell Class offleers were Presldent Melvin Dunham, Vlee Presldent J1m Crowder Secretary and Treasurer Murray Jones Proud Junlors were wandermg the halls of P H S when school opened 111 August 1948 Thls year the Junlors were responslble for the juruor and senior reeeptlon, and have earned money ln several ways Namely sc rap drlve SPOIISOI mg pop sales at basketb 111 gamc s and prf sc ntmg the play T1kc It 1'1sy T11 class 15 well represc nted ln all athletles The thrr c yell leaders, Barbax 1 Geo1 gt Lots Hollowfll, and Thx ff sa Dmsmorf arc e11SOJ11I1lOIS - - Q 2 - - I I ' - 1 I 1 1 V l lf 1 1 : . , . ' , 5' , '. 1 . ' : 'Q ' ' . R ' 1 1 ' ,' , L 1 , 4 ' ' 'L 1 zxn, '13 ' 1 1 - 1 , 4 - T - ' , L -, L -s, 1-' 4 ' 1 'tin, 111 1 - V I 1 j-' 1 1 1 V , , . . ' . ' 1' - ' 1 Rv 4 11' I ' ' x 1 1 1 ' 1 -U ' , 1 , 1 -, 1 . 1 . . ' , , A , . . . l , . .., 1- 1- ' 1 - 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 1' . 1, 1 L 1 Q H 1 - 1 1 1 1 Jim Crowder, Marion Marshall, Jlmmy Roblnson. . H . I 1 1 1 . . x I I J 1 ' 3 1 1 ' 1 ' S , . . . . . , I . - : 1 1 ' . H L. . I , . . - h . . . V V J 1 1 'H ' . . 3 x . X 'V V . . I . . i X . A . . 1 E . y 1 ' - A I l ' J A ' J r ' l ' ' . 3 R T '- . , . 1 . , 1 I ' 1' I ' 2 If, ' '?,'? ' ' ' H Z E '11, .H 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' f f 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 ' vi 1 1 , . , . . ,, , 1 , . ,, . 1 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 1 ' ' ' ' - ' , , , .1 . , , . . . .

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bENIOR CI A53 WILL We the mcmb11s of the Class of 49 supposedly of sound Hlllld declare th1s be our l1st w1ll 1nd testament M11k Ross w1ll my br okc n dow11 seat 111 the assembly to M 1r1on Marsh 1ll lt 1s just hls klnd Dean Hughc s 11111 my lovc for Govl rnment to some poor JIIIUOI' Joe tta Tur ne1 w1ll my ab1l1ty to eat dur lng the last pe r1od of the day to my scatmate M Il e1a Pc arl B1ooksh111 w1ll my Bookkc ep1ng book to M11y R1eh1y and my seat 111 the study hall to Juamta Knox Donna Sta fe Wlll the fun I had danelng at lfuzzy s after the school games to Ba1b II 1 George Pat Monroe w1ll my blue eyes to hm Crowder and my extra pounds to V11 g1n11 baltsg 1ve1 Ruth Adams w1ll my sunny d1spos1t1on to some cloudy character Reva Cole vv1ll my typ1nff book and my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Crowder Mary Ann Morgan w1ll my ab1l1ty to get the famlly car whenever I want 1t to Murray Jone s and my appet1tc to Patsy MeL11n Dotty Sm1tley w1ll to Ann Jackson my understandmg of Gove111ment and to Gladys Dun1van my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Mr Crowder Treva Jarred w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue wlth Mr Crowder to anyone who can get by Wlth lt Harlan Klnney w1ll my seat 111 the assembly to anyone who needs lt Cllfford Prather w1ll my seat 1n the assembly to Larry R1chardson f he thlnks he can hold lt down Delores SLlll1VdI1 Wlll my seat 1n Government to Joanne Carlthers and to Lee Wh1te I w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep out of Bookkeeplnv class Lols Metzger w1ll my flashy red halr to Sk1p Dunham and to Theresa D1n more I leave my empty f1ngerna1l pol1sh bottles Delores Cooper w1ll my ab l1ty to pollsh my f1nverna1ls last perlod to Lo1s Hollowell and my reckless dr1v1ng to my brother Mary Young w1ll to Berna1d Mart1n my Bookkee plllg book fdon t spend your past tlme on lt l1ke I dldj and to my slster V1rg1n1a I Wlll my ablllty to get along w1th others Jole Jarred a dlgIIlflCCl sen1or Wlll my ab1l1ty to handle women to Bernard Martln and w1ll my Bookkeep1ng answer book back to Mr Crowder Pat Hay w1ll my danclng ab1l1ty to Mr Crowder my qulck temper to anyone that can control 1t better than I Rendall YVIISOI w1ll my know ledge of bookkeepmg to Mr Cr owder and to Dale Colema11 I w1ll my ab1l1ty to drlve safely at all t1mes Gene Grubbs w1ll my seat 1n the assembly to John Rhodes Qbe careful lt p1nchesy Lawrence Prather w1ll my ab1l1ty to get 1nto trouble wlth Mr Crowder to Murray Jones a11d Sklp Dunham Do11 Dare w1ll my ab1l1ty to sllde through school to J1mmy R 1 e J A 1, 1 e 1 ' ' I? ' 1 2 ' A ' 3 ' Lf ' 2 1 1 . , 4 1' 1 H ix '1 ' m l 1 1 . .. ' 1 -11 -' Y: 'A u A ' , , ' ' X ,, ' , X, ,' 13, ' R L 1 ' . 3 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 5 1 ' -' G 75' ' 1 S .x . ,D A 1 . . L .L 3 . W 1 ' 1 1 - ' ' 1 - A ' ' ' ' 1, . . 1 - 1 . 1 1 . 1' 1 ' ' ' 3 s 1 s 1 U 'P 1 - , , g , to my slstcr. To DOf1HlC,' Maltsberger, I leave my unused envelopes. 1 3 l 5 v . L 1 ' A ' 1 1 1 ' 3 Q 1 ' I u 1 - ' 1 I ' . ' J I I X I 4, 1 2 . . , 1 I . . ,D . , . , . , ' s 1 , 2 ' ' ' . ' eg ' ' i ' , O 1 1' 3 1 . 1 ' ,, ' I , 1 ' I I 1 ' ' J . Y. . J I I x I ' A J . ' -, ' 1, f ' . ' ' , V. . . H . . ,, . J Y , , J , . , .

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Standxng Left to Rlght Melv1n Dunham Ellzabeth Ann Jackson Evelyn Rudolph Theresa Dmsmorm Mrs Coleman John Rhodes Vlayne Shaw Norman Adams .hmmy Snoddy Jlmmy liOblIlSOIl Jlm Bob Crowdcr Dons Jeannc Smlth Jack Stoup Larrv H,1Lh8IdSOI'I Scaud Dorothy Callahan Bernard Mdfllll LaVcrnc Hanna JUNIOR CLASS PLAY TAKE IT EASY Mrs Imanda Hlghgate Dorothy Callahan Nancy Hlghgate La Verne Hanna Tom Lawrence Bernard Martln Lon Torence Melvm Dunham John Florenz Norman Adams Florence Dorls Smlth Ph111p Lawrence Rlchardson Mary Ellzabeth Ann Jackson Arthur John Rhodes Beagle Jones Wayne Shaw Confuslon relgns ln the attractlve home of the erratlc Mrs Imanda Hlghgate whose ambltlon 15 to outdo her soclal set Unable to remember the names of her daughters or to 1dent1fy her serx ants she certalnly cannot tell whlch of the three s1m1lar appearlng 1nd1v1duals vs hose names are so allke 15 her portralt artlst Taklng advantage of her mother s poor memory the charmmg daughter becomes a part to a scheme arranged by the real portralt artlst so that thex can at least be together for a whlle Cornpllcatlons arlse as Beagle Jones the human blood hound appears as the mald adored by the t1m1d butler develops a rare malady Pocketltls and as the eve r hungry house palnter falls ln love Wlth the cook who d1sl1kes the m1sch1evous yard boy , I . , , ' , .- . ' . 1 , ' 1 -r . -- , , Q . -1 . F. , I ,,., .x A , I ,. , . V , I l. .. . . .. . ' . , , . , A - ' , . . ..... .... ...... N . . ........ . .... . ... . ... ......... ..... ..... . ......... ..... ...... .... .. .......... . .. .. . ....... ..... .......... , r ............ .......... 7 .v 7 . , . : ' J V: fl , ' as 1 1 - . . . -It ,Y -D 1 , 5 . i . . I' P , , ly ' J 1 f , Q ., . a m .. ' ' l ' '. .. . , , , L N . y .