Perrysville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Perrysville, IN)

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WE ELECTED Marc1a Hexdrxck Wayne Shaw Sl-up Dunham Ann Jackson Most I..1ke1y to Succeed Most Pleasmg Personahty Joanne Carxthers Norman Adams Dorothy Callahan Dale Coleman Most Scholastlc Most Musxcal ll Hy' 4 llqfa Barbara George Jxm Snoddy John Rhodes Theresa Dxnsmore Most Athleuc Class Clowns

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CLASS HISTORY On September l 1946 f1fty four of us enrolled as freshmen at Perrysv1lle Hlgh School Slnce that day we have spent many happy hours together worklng and playmg Our class off1cers durmg the freshman year were Delorxs Stoup pres1dent Mar c1a Heldrxck v1ce presldent and Wayne Shaw secretary and treasurer Mrs Moore was selected as our sponsor In September 1947 forty elght of us became sophomores We had lost s1x mem bers Elsle Plunkett Loretta Perry Bayard Nearpass Paul Jones Harold Auter and Wayne Anderson The class offlcers WBFSMSIVIH Dunham presxdent James Crowder v1ce presldent and Murray Jones secretary and treasurer Mr Brown was our sponsor Thlrty mne of us enrolled as Junxors 1n 1948 Our class offlcers were as follows Marcla Heldrlck presldent Ellzabeth Jack Mrs Coleman and Mr Huffman Th1s year we presented a play Take It Easy and entertalned the Semors w1th a Jumor Semor Receptxon at Attlca Our last year of school has fxnally arrlved and we f1nd ourselves the Semors of 1949 1950 of Perrysvllle H1gh There are thlrty flve of us to graduate We lost sev eral members from our Jun1or year but we have welcomed two new members thls year Samuel Shookman and Gordon Moore Our class off1cers are Wayne Shaw pres1dent Ellzabeth Jackson v1ce presldent and Dorothy Callahan secretary and treasurer Mr Myers and Mr Huffman are our class sponsors For our class flower we have chosen the red rose and our class colors are blue and whlte Our motto 15 Don t equal lt better lt Each year another class must part and now lt 1S our t1me to say Farewell class mates ' 1 1 - ' . n , ' . . , I ' . - ' 5 , . . 1 1 - . - . ' . . , . Q , . - . Q : , . . I . Z . - son, vice-presidentg Norman Adams, secretary and treasurer. Our sponsors were ' xc 11 ' - ' . , I . , . . I . 5 . ' . - . I 5 ' ' ll 7 ' ' Il . . . H - , , I

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CLASS PROPHECY JIM SNODDY head basketball coach at Indiana University They have just won the Big Ten Title PERRY RAMEY catcher for the league leading St Louis Cardinals By the way the Card1nal's starting pitcher against Chicago is none other than Bernard Martin MURRAY JONES living happily with his wife and son on their farm just west of Perrysville RICHARD TUTTLE working for Interstate Printers helping other schools put out year books NORMAN ADAMS everyone thought he would follow in the footsteps of his father but no he is still chasing women JIM ROBINSON working and saving his money so that hc can buy his girl that ever important ring ESTHER MYCROFT we know it sounds impossible married and settled down to quiet home life Imagine Esther not running around JOHN RHODES a basketball star at the University of Kentucky He now sells ties with his Dad MELVIN DUNHAM left end and Captain of another great Notre Dame football team Also a United Press candidate for all American JIM CROWDER has become a local barber and is a Red Hot Red Sox fan MARCIA HEIDRICK has become a career woman She owns the largest interior decorating firm in the state DORO I'HY CALLAHAN superintendent of night nurses at Lake View Hospital DONALD MALTSBERGER star midget of Cole Brother s Circus CAROL WEBB has become a private secretary for the president of the General Electric Plant in Danville Keep off of his lap Carol' LARRY RICHARDSON one of those Danville women finally hooked him Tough luck Illinois LAVERNE HANNA married her sailor and now they just about have enough to man their own ship HELEN DELP still trying to make up her mind who to pick out of her many men friends to honor matrimony LEE WHITE still thinking up places to go so he can tell M L P goodbye in a special way You got caught at Hillsdale' WAYNE SHAW Oh' Oh' still chasing the women Or is it the other way around'7 MARY RICHEY slaving over a hot stove waiting for her truck driver husband to come home JOANNE CARITHERS teaching school after graduating from Indiana Teachers College EVELYN RUDOLPH Oh' doesn t she look nice in her nurses uniform? Has D caught you asleep yet'7 ELIZABETH JACKSON a working nurse for her famous husband They are resid in in Fairmount SAM SHOOKMAN Joined the navy and now has a girl in every port BARBARA GEORGE still looking for a rich man JACK STOUP owns his own little ice cream stand in Perrysville VIRGINIA SALTSGAVER playing pro basketball with a girls' all star team DELORIS STOUP married her man and settled down to the life of a good house wife PATSY MCLAIN helping her husband keep books DON JONES just bought a brand new tractor for his 180 acre farm GORDON MOORE still foot loose DAVID CLODFELDER has become a section foreman on the W xbash R R THERSIA DINSMORE just crashed into motion pictures is a comedian . I l l ' , Y V a DALE COLEMAN, after hard work, he owns a chain of music stores in Indiana and ' . I ' -D . - ' ' ' ' , . C. . g . . .