Perrysville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Perrysville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

P?',:g-r:'1,w 4, I x 1 .4 u ,. Mn.. x, ,n 'f, .'lfV l1,4w,:.:q4.g , - A , ... - -- Y.-.1 ' 374: , . -- f . ,H , ,- .- v - 'Q 3, '. 4 - . , THE EEHUES UF 1952 PROLOGUE As we let our memories wonder buck over The post four yeors, we would like for you fo wonder with us fo see lusf We wash fo present to you the Echoes which reverbercfe and resound clearly In our minds from these yeors which ore ours what hos been The making of This class of '52 W' -04, DEDICATION We the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty two, appreciation of his kindness and unending efforts in the past two years as our sponsor He has given freely of his time and has guided us with patience through our last years of Perrysville High School We gratefully thank him for his help 'X' 35 4 5 v I . . . Q wish to dedicate this, our annual, to Mr. Huffman in sincere . I . . I LUNCH ROOM Mrs Snoddy Mrs Greene OUR CUSTODIAN Mr Allen PM W 4 '77 E Ll J, XX 2 lcd I EH E 2.87 N Q7 X YQ ff , 1 E fi L Y X S ll' 1 5 L10 K..-. . f 4 S We 1198 MR SNODDY MR MYERS Trustee 0fHlQhlGl'1d Township Prunclpal algebra 9 plone geometry IO hm MR ADAMS MRS LAUGHLIN MR H governmentl2 oruthmetuc7und8 En ssh I2 8 and 7 PIWYSICS I2 geliiririirjence 8 hlstory 7 Shysliccg education soclol studies 7 and 8 world h,sfO,y blology an U S history RZN-A vL..w F' MR MATHA5 MQS R'f-305 MR GARRARD bf'S e'b0 Coach Qfcde SCHOO' mum football fmci. md baseball bookkeepmg 12 lypmg ll bond Chorus coach shop health and safety general busmess lo physical education 9 and I0 'ul' MRS. DOOLEY MR. TOTHEROH M55 HOWARD Spanish, shorthand, secretarial English 9, IO, and ll, home economics biology 9 office practice, girls physical lib,-Cry ' education, health and safety 1-f R x NSU' MRS SNODDY MRS GOFF MRS SHUTTER 9 0de I grade 2 grade 3 ,rr 3 uni' Wm. Nga! MRS HUGHES MR COLEMAN MRS ANDERSON gmde 4 grade 5 Grade School Principal grade 6 CLHHW9 Seu Tlw ffjkm N Z 1 N FRE5h 3 L 1 W LW 4 v JlY 5, 5 f 5 f M , ' E Q: ' ...L an and MEN Q Ph R S JUNIORS S Q1 FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Row eff to Rlghf John Dun am Rachel Lawso I Herve Rob r W y e a Jerry Lew erry Sollars onnle Freed Sie I' C war rane nIe WIson ora! Cao Sherrl SmIfh ow :clue Donald aro pan au raven mIth rlstlna u er K en a Wulson Dorene owall ara orfner If e W a ace Jimmy Hughes Susan Dunavan Arthur Shern an Sherrl Wyl a Row u y Turner o ce eefs Ita e ata ancy awson Ir e S R h WIFI 0 IC UT umps Dwula roycrof? ecunle Itenour u y a y anny I er IlIp Rlchcr Nanc G d y oo wln DebbIe Rhodes Row rs nadcly r I a a e err an au, a ney I or e er John Pever yr GVld Dunham Connle oudy aron en ar e In er y I bo anny rlsp Mrs Go Row Row w Pow THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES eff to Righfl - Ronald Jumps, Den is Smith, George Sfraughn, Sammy Hughes, Raberf ing, ar orfner, Jimm Siu? ar, arry Fu karson, oris Cook, arie Cook, Jerry Bowman. ary Fox, Gen a Basie , Peg cBo!h, Charles o cross, 's Bowman, Larr ufler, arles Hay, Dale Goo w' , ona arr, Char ofie Dunivan, Terry Wooster, andy Gibson, Donna Thorron. Irs. uvfar, om ig s, 'mmy ' , anice I orn, oncy ones, Mary Nan a winglo, arty un Is, enyso ,raycra V, f mer ic ey, 'Ii' Ia , ,yln Herve , rs. Hug os. arold Ho den, arry polio, rry Ma Inger, .anha Fever , lonnl MCM-'unnrs I Cliford ag , nu owmun, o er! umps, rs nw . FIFTH ANDSIXTH GRADES Row Left to Rightl Joyce Shelato Edward Melhnger Johnny Miller Bobby Freed Linda Moudy Terry Hudson Jerry Kagels Joann Adair Margie Wolfe Row Robert Owens Lan'y Straugn Josephine Wolfe Buck Mayer Joann Laforge, Billy Richey Raymond Fox Joseph Shoaf Richard Powell Mrs Anderson Larry Joe Sare Ivarslia Bellar Alvert Fox Evelyn Pentz, Joyce Turner Richard I-Iaun Charles Lewsader Rita Jumps Anna May Perry Mr Coleman Row Virginia Ping Richard Keller Billy Priest Donald McClure, Daniel Dunlap, Grace Barr Curtis Volkel Billy Fvans Sara Jo Newport Paul Fortner Marilyn Gott Kay Hambright Carl Swim Jimmy Cole Jimmy Lewis Janet Cadman Chcrles Swlngle, Jimmy Cawthon Donald Powell lv ary CYISD Donald Hickman Row Dow GRADESCHOOL It might seem that elementary school is only a small part of your short school life but actually I ooklng back through all the years you II find that in these first few years of school you acquired the ability to think You learned how to get along with others to share to follow instructions to accept responsibilities to respectother people soplnlons and to be dependent on your own abilities to progess Therefore these grade school children are in a very important phase of their lives This year our grade school consisted of approximately one hundred forty pupils Cne of the bug events of the grade school was a Fall Festival in which the grades had an in portant part This I part unc uded selling tickets bringing trmkets and other similar oblects from home naking posters and then bring' their parents back that ni ht Th d had an opportunity to show their abilities g ey enloye working tor rt and were happy they There are wany talented pupils in the grades who show their talents in the fields of music and sports. We hope they will continue with as much vigor and earnestness as they now possess. SNAPS al fra'-Q, e1 1,3-ll-X ,, I 'ii 'fx lv r-.3 if .-. IKV A V. ., I E3 SEVENTH W EIEHTH ERHDES ---0 The poor seventh and eughth graders Thunlc My wont ut be great to be Sophomores and Freshmen? But Heh' Heh' You lust want' SEVENTH GRADE Thurty one seventh graders found themselves un the hugh school buuldung thus year preparung for theur hugh school career Ten of the boys went out for basketball They helped to compose the seventh and eughth grade team Theur class offucers were Presudent Bull Moss Secretcxy Mary Owens Treasurer Etfue Hambrught Mrs Puggs was theur sponsor EIGHTH GRADE There was a total of thurty one members un the eughth grade class thus year all lookung for ward to the tume when they too can be a bug part un the hugh school actuvutues They had thurteen boys out for basketball thus year and had a very successful basketball year losung only cu few of theur games The two cheerleaders for the seventh and eughth grade team were both eughth graders They were Janet Brown and Bonnue George The class offucers were as follows Presudent Mcurulyn Cawthon Vuce Presudent Harley Sore Secretary and Treasurer Kent Hughes Class sponsor Mrs Laughlun . us 1 - - V I - il . . - I . :I I - . . X . . I - I I ' I 1 . l - I . I ' 1 ' ' ' QQ v' SEVENTH GRADE ow arry Hines ic ar In ares IC ar son ar oo Ka Bush Kenneih WIlSOI'l rs Rig s Row everly Lewis at ewsa er o er! en or nn wens etty MlfCl'1Ql Fre lCkI'T1Uh RolPl'1 -lUmP5 Row I red ox eny uHe GTTICIO everly awson Doro? Lync Louise andau Dorothy Wo E anne Coe ee John Duna Row onnne Goodwin errold cBefh Mo o Mou arry r n o erf Tuttle Effie Hambrxg t :QI .v-S Q, .rc 'f Row Row Row Row '22 ,pin EIGHTH GRADE Earl Peyton, Janet Brown, Richard Wilcoxen, Duane Spezia, Betty Cook, Billy Webb Mrs. Laughlin Kent Hughes, BeHy Miles, Charles Kiser, Iona Swim, Mary Knox, Marilyn Cawfhon Bonnie George Donna Dunivan, Beverly Spandau, Keith Keller, Wanda Cooper, Connie Dupriesf, Harley Sore, Fred Shelafo, Thomas Meyer Wallace Clingan, Gerald Webb, Richard Hay, Charles Dunham, John Ohl, Jaclx Howard, Richard Crowder, Sherman Sollars Ya 1 ff? CN 22 -QP? e r ltfle freswl wif A cuesflon mark look Run To wrong Clos nf' with The wrong bool' ff 5 W 's 5.0 I' ies 'h 2? FRESHMEN CLASS Row 'eff fo f'9l17 DUOUC MUYNH1 Sonna Turner Ellen Klser, Carol Alderson Sue I allet Thelma Jones Mlss Howard Row 2 Earoll Bowman Lennord Lytle Ronald Crowder, Rlcharcl Denhart, Henry Coleman Irene age s Row Eldon France Bob Thornton Wllllam Young Ruth Headrnck James Qamey Mqrvm Dare LaVonna Lawson Row 4 Warren Cundlff Jerry Stine Shlrley Hathaway Wllma Strawser Larry Robbms, Carolyn Allen Duane Craycraft James Hegg Many changes have occurred since September l95l when twenty nme green freshmen enrolled at the Perrysvllle Hugh School Two of their classmates have moved and three more ae planning to leave them A class meeting was held when they elected offlcers as follows President Henry Coleman Vlce President Duane Mcrtln Secretary and Treasurer Robert Thornton Sponsor the short but wlse Mass Ura Howard The hard laboring freshmen worked about two weeks on the tsrst prize, homecoming float Their Queen Candldate, Ruth Hendrick, won second at the homecoming. One drlzzly ranny evening In October they held their class party at the hugh school. In spate ofthe ram outsude they had a good tame mslde. The freshmen all look forward to a successful hugh school career. , K , ' -7 ' A - ' 5 - ' ' ' ,, 1 C. - -1 , . N. . , ,A L ' L 1: 3 -c -- ... S l Y l 4 ' X 4 a a .a - , ': 3 f v 1 T 4 -Q I ' - Q., 4 ' h 2 ' ' : 4: K J 'L' - I 3 A 2 . Q ' 'S -0 . 1 J ' - e- t 1 . - I Y V! J - g, I 5 k 9 . Y , + c 1 1 , , I 1 1 , I I - 1 I , I , , Q 1 1 I , I ' ' 1 . . 3 1 1 . - . . .-, 1 1 1 1 . I . 4 ' a ,N KN x N I vi .. U ' Tao!! Affmfn-. X I VIZ .U ' N O0 wr W I N g 0 L! The usophiesy' lus? found , T t They never knew all seo For everyfn g y - 4 , You nev . . kr Q55 xi' SOPHOMORE CLASS Row Left to right Jerry llarxmlller Warren Hambrlght Douglas Heldraclc Amos Foreman BobSmlth Morris Denham Bob Pvley Row Lloyd Pucblph Shlrley Wilson Carolyn McLain Shlrley Jenks Ge-orglannauouty Nlarllyn Jarred Mr Garrard now Jean Crowder John Brown Bonnie Hughes Charles Jarred Mary Lee vVAIlS0I1 Cora Marshall Delores Rentz Row Duane Shumdcer Junior Owens Letty Abemathy Dale Safe John Keller Lowell Volkel John Abernathy Judith Abernathy Row 5 Ruth Ping Charlotte Allen Chris Hughes Norma Hammond Lloyd Glover Bob Perry Charles Shaw Elizabeth Bushue Walter Hambrught SOPHOMOPE CLASS Perrysvllle Hugh School opened thus year with forty two pupils enrolled as sally sophomores but they have lo st one pupll and gained three From these forty four members ten boys went out for basketball and they compose the second team Two of the three cheerleaders were sophomores Charlotte Allen and Norma Hammond There were also other sophomore gurls an sports. They elected the followmg as class offncers Presndent John Brown, Vuce President Lowell Vollcel, Secretary and Treasurer Marilyn McLam, Sponsor Mr. Garrard. The coat checkmg room was operated by the sophomores this year. They dnd very well, as they earned over twenty dollars the first five home games. . - l! , J Ti. ' . .' , ,. a sr : X 29- Tj: 'V' Q , b L .- A I A , W 1 y ' 4 ,ir .1 4, I, . ... . , 4 . a 5 A . -s p 1, M 5, c: K. 'I . 'O ,. z 4 J , J 4 . l - l '. A 3 : I 0 - an I -0 . L31 S XV ' fr . ' ' . , 1 YW E . , if .u . fl , - ' y .ff W I All W f 5 f A J Ao i . 2 I :S I. K D- . , , , I I I , X . 2' X I I I I If , . . . - ' ' 'L - 3' I I I I 1 . I ' , 4: I I I f I I I 1 , . . ' ' I ' I I I I I I ' I I ' X . . . . . u . U ' I . ' I I . . , I . vq 7013, Z5 If .2 The IUHIOFS cm only pause when To wave ond say Goodbye to the money They held so dear' 1 ' L 5 N I Reception time draws near ll ll I I 11 Rib Q if Rawl lLeft to Rlghtl Mr Mathas Vlrgmla Aycraft Mary Lanham Frances Lawson Joanne Crowder Gloria Clare Mr Adams Raw 2 Mabel Watkins, Shirley Ohl Pat Smnth Peggy Allen Janus Hallowell Pebecca Hueston Rexanna Currant Raw 3 Keith Woods Davad Lsttle Lester Rector Rex Crowder lrene Watkuns Richard France Floyd Richardson Phyllis Cundlff JUNIOR CLASS We started the yecr with twenty four proud lunlarspcradlng the halls but lost four of them Dolly Ramey Harold Rlley Davld Lrttle and Curtis Hay before the year was over ln the sports field the gunlors were represented by Rex Crowder Richard France Lester Rector and Keith Wood gomg out for football For basketball we found Rlchard France Rex Crowder and Floyd Ruchardson doing a good lab playing on the varsity squad The gurls were well represented too as Franme Lawson and Mert Lanham helped In track Frannle by the way was one of our cheerleaders They elected Janus Hallowell as Presndent Gloria Clare as Vlce Presldent Rex Crowder as Secretary and Treasurer, and Mr. Mathas and Mr. Adams as their sponsors. Endeavoring ta earn enough money for a Jr.-Sr. reception in the spring, they presented the play, Kegp YQLE Fir-Lqerg Crossed, on November 9. They also sponsored pop and pop-corn sales at the basketball games. As a result the Jr.-Sr. reception was highly successful. JX K VIQX EMU Q 0 is W Qf Q65 69 W9 9? 2 Q3 33 X X c L J H C A P S H T 2' f g 6 Q B F7 E 9 QE YJxC Q4 fi: 'iff T , 37 585 C9 FOOT BA LLC H 1 FRESHMENSOPHOMORESQUAD Rowl Eldon France Chris Hughes Bob Thomton Walter Hambrlght Lloyd Rudolph Richard Denhart Junior Owens Ronald Crowder Willlam Young Row 2 Coach Garrard Lloyd Glover Larry Robbins Karl Levlcky Morris Dunham Bob Smlth Warren Hambright Jerry Marxmlller Dale Sare Student Manager Gary Kempf Dm Aug 31 951 sepf 7 951 sepf I4 951 sepf 21 51 sepf 28 1951 Oc 5 1951 Oct I2 1951 Oct I6 1951 FOOTBALL Opponent Cayuga Rockville Covington Rockville Williamsport Cayuga Attica Covington There There There t ere Here Here Here Here Score 46-30 32 I4 70 20 37 30 38-32 25-I4 20-I8 42-33 Winner Perrysvulle Rockville Perrysvulle Perrysville Perrysville Perrysville Attica Perrysville ll Q. ' . 1 - . , ' . . . . . . 5 - . . . , . . . . , . ,. . . ' 1 v ll I ' t , VARSITY FOOTBALL Row l Bull Gouty Rex Crowder, Rlchard Abernathy Norman Allen Gene Hambrlght 'vlax Turner Ronald Spezla, Rlchard France, Andy Lawson Row2 Coach Garrard, Lloyd Rudolph, Junior Owens Lloyd Glover Lester Rector Douglas Heldrlck Morris Dunham Ivan Ross Jerry Marxmlller, Dale Sare, Student Manager Gary Kempt FOOTBALL Wuth sux wlns and only two losses to our credrt we are very proud of our football team For the past two years we have won second place an the Wabash Valley teams There were nuneteen boys out for football thus year Seven of them were sensors, and we wall feel a loss wlthout them At the same tlme we are hopnng that next year we wall be able to wan the top honors Mr Garrard has done an excellent lab wath these boys, and we are happy to boast such a good stancllng I h I .J 1 . , i -, 1 2 ill vii W' I lilfl l I ' 9 l We won our Homecoming game which was with Coving- ton, Oct. l6. The score was 42-33. The freshmen class won first place in the iudging of the floats, the seniors won second place. Following the game, we held a dance in the gym. Here Artith Pritchard was crowned as Queen. The other can- didates were: Janis Hallowell, Junior, Marilyn McLain, sophomore, and Ruth Heidrick, freshman. Everyone enjoyed planning the Homecoming, and it was truly a success. BHSKETEHLL P f'ef1e!i'SQ 'mi K P5 9 Q f Wgax PM A 14 gf 43 1 's FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Row l Duane Marhn Ronald Crowder Wcllnam Young Eldon France Rlchard Denhart Row 2 Bob Thornfon Larry Robbins Coach Garrard Jnm Hegg Fred Shelato '15 9.9 ul 29 by as Trl SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Row I Janet Brown, Bonme George Row 2 Fred Shelato, Harley Sare, Charles Dunham, Sherman Sollars, Rlchard Ping, Bull Webb Row3 Thomas Meyer, Kent Hughes, Larry Greene, Coach Garrard, John Ohl, Robert Tuttle, Charles Rlchardson l ' .a ' 3 A ,' 9 Q' ,, -75 3, ,- : if? an .9 S 37 'Y' I 2 0 , ll Q 'liiff sfrwig Y' . Z . I I I . I I - Z I I I . I ' - ,- D, Jr C -, 3, -A A I 3 Xi X - .. 9 , I 1 ,, 4.45 V 9 fl I lx ,lv xx! l ' T fl .1 15 '1' , v X L y . .- I D . J, g y X C , 1' ' -4 , E X -7 , 5 YL ' 'P ' L1 I 'I 3 g m 3 X Y A 49 X L- r I y my A q U 6 T ld 1 'Sk SECOND TEAM R Row 1 John Brown Chrls Hughes Jerry Marxmlller Charles Shaw Dale Sore Pow2 Sherman Sollars Ivan Ross Douglas Hendrick Morrls Dunham Lloyd Blover Mr Mathas 1 E lg O' ,.,,4 ix ,ago i .Lao T TP: xx A T ' 'TAX Q, A 3 I - TA , G' ' 4, 'q 3 1 'J 3 r ' 5 1 7 e 'T IE X 2 Rv V J , 2 I.- T 1 7, T 1 ., 1 l BASKETBALL N .16, 1951 - ' N . 20,1951 . D . 1,1951 ' ' - ' D . 4,1951 - ' D . 7,1951 - ' D -14,1951 J . 4,1 . ' - , ' J - 8,1 ' - ' J . 11,1 - J . 17,1 ' - ' J 22,1 ' - ' J 23 1 ' - ' J 29 1 ' - ' F b 1 1 A F b 5 1 ' - ' F lb 8 1 - ' F b 151 2 ' ' ' F b 161 . F b 221 b 29 1 2 ' ' ' OV OV CC GC BC BC an U1 CID GI1 GD. CTI. On. 8 . 6 6 8 8 6 . Fe DATE OPPONENT SCORE WINNER 952 952 952 952 952 , 952 , 952 , 952 , 952 , 952 , 95 , 952 , 952 , 95 Dana Newport Covnngton Cayuga Newport Bellmore St Bernlce Rockvllle Montezuma Cl unton Hn II sboro Tangler Kingman West Lebanon R ldgefarm Veedersburg Wnlluamsport Georgetown Cayuga Richland Twp. Here There K lngman Here Here There Here There Here Tourney Here There Here There Here There There Here There Covungton 30 29 42 40 48 45 37 32 59 34 43-41 51 39 49 37 44 35 34 32 49 45 39 38 47 40 53-42 71 26 39 36 45-41 62 37 68-42 Perrysvllle Newport Covungton Perrysvn lle Perrysvnlle Bellmore St Bermce Rockvvlle Montezuma Clinton Perrysvl ll e Tanguer Perrysvulle West Leban Perrysvnlle Perrysvnlle Perrysvllle Georgetown Cancelled on Rlchland Twp VARSITY BASKETBALL Rowl Ball Gouty Gary Kempf Max Turner Norman Allen Darrell Gibson Eugene Hambnght Row2 Floyd Rldwardson Rex Crowder Coach Mathas Douglas Hendrick lvan Ross Richard France VARSITY BASKETBALL Already we know that dunng these past years, basketball has been a part of all of us. Our team was only of meduocre standlng, but they have done well, even so, by wlnmng nearly half of their games. Slx sensors left the team this year, but there are others who, we hope will try as hard. The team was under the traunmg of a drfferent coach thus year, who you know, as Mr. Mathas. Besides havung a new coach, the team had new sults to show at the sectional tournament. :,:v'f,.' ., .- , iz, .rx ' ' - ffl 5 , : A . - HMI..-, , I ,. he .A , .w-gn x , - f. 3 'l 5 .T , ' - 3 4 ' lu -I - .. . 'X g ' h -at . 5 if . 1 -o 4.1 l' . T . . fm , ' g , . . ,sa -1 ,Q '. , - ', . , K K., . -. - -. ,. , Q L, fs. ' I f - A 'reg Q 1 , . . : '---' - 0 I 'III' 0 . '.,.' . 3 I . . i l V I 'I W ' r I X . . -1. - 1 . . , 1 I I I I I I I I 0 A r ff u-, - fs- I XXXX w BUYS lllllfl fig ii BOYS TRACK Row l l-rchard Abernathy Keith Woods Richard France Ivan Ross Lloyd Rudolph Norman Allen Row 2 lax Turner Floyd Richardson Eugene Hambrlght Darrell Gibson Coach Garrard Douglas ldeldrlck Cary Kempf Morris Dunham Rex Crowder BOYS TRACK Our team was at a dusadvantage last year since we lost quite a few lettermen Last year we took part In the Attaca Relays Cayuga Relays and the County Track meet We also competed an several other meets during the year s track season, wlnmng more than half of them We are hoping that thus year, with all of our lettermen back, we wall rate hugh among the teams an the county. I . I I J nf. :- ,- 4- . - N - ff Q 7 4 5 -Q Q- , il A Y Q- 3 . , ' , '1' T . R- aw, 'K K- .' .. '. J 5 me 'y H T - f fhmnw 'Rv-D. X l f I 2 M. ' ' A I K .. i l l 1 ri 1 I I I I 1 Vl' I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I ' I . I 1 ' . , . . F? 2 5 F5 2 usuuu sur GIRLS TRACK Row l Roberta Coleman, Mary Lanham Frances Lawson, Delores Dare, Duxue Goodwun Georguanna Goufy Shurley Wulson Row 2 Ruth Pung Bonnue Hughes Cora Mae Marshall Mrs.- Dooley, Frances Wulborn Norma Hunes Gladys Dunuvan GIRLS TRACK We are very proud of our gurls team because they won the county meet las? season Sunce we lost no gurls last year we are lookung forward to a successful season thus year also We are hopung that bouh the gurls team and the boys' team wull be able to brung home the bacon 161 01 Row lLeft to ru Delores Dare Ruth Heudruclc Cora May Marshall Norma Hammond Carolyn Allen Charlotte Allen Shurley Ohl Row Mrs Dooley Gladys Dumvan Georguanna Gouty Glorua Clore Marulyn Jarred Shurley Wulson Roberta Coleman uxow Jean Crowder Sonna Turner Sue Mallett Delores Rentz Gertrude Webb Mary Lanham Row Rexanna Currant Artuth Prutchard Jean Crowder Carolyn Volkel Mary Lee Wulson Carol Bowman Marlus Abernathy Row Norma hunes Duxue Goodwun Lavona Lawson Janus Hollawell Phullus Cunduff Frcnces Wulborn Patrucua Smuth Frances Lawson Bonnue Hughes The Gurls' Athletuc Assocuatuon was organuzed un September for the school yecr Mrs Patrucuo Dooley was theur sponsor durung the year They elected Norma Hunes Presudent, Delores Dare Vuce Presndent Gladys Dumvan Secretary Joanne Crowder, Leusure Tume Actuvuty Captaun and Roberta Coleman Treasurer lf you would come down to the gym some noon, you would see the G A A gurls there eamung pounts for theur letters and sweaters Upon earnung one thousand pounts, a gurl has also earned a sweater whuch wull be awarded to her at the end of her senuor year There were sux gurls who re- ceuved sweaters thus yecr The G. A. A. sponsored a magazune sale un the fall. In thus way made the money to buy re- wards and the equupment needed durung the year. Also, by sellung these subscruptuons, the gurls may eam pounts. The senior gurls must waut patuently for the tume when they receuve theur rewards, whule the underclassmates work hard earnung theur pou nts. 0 DL 6 USIC f 11 MUSIC BAND The band consusted of 45 eager persons struvung to make the best of the short tume they have whule un hugh school Beung very capable the band performed at many functuons such as football games basketball games and of course the musucal We are proud of thus group of young musucuans. BOYS CHORUS We are very happy to say that our boys chorus was also worthy of some prause They were un the maun feature of the musucal thus year by beung the stars of the munstrel Thus group had 33 members. GIRLS CHORUS 53 gurls blendung theur vouces un harmony make very pretty musuc Thats why we can truthfully state that the gurls chorus was a well developed branch un our musuc fueld They too had a bug part un makung the musucal a success MIXED CHORUS Thus year was full of enuoyment for thus muxed group of chorusters. Many new talents were developed and as a result a very fune chour was ready to do theur shore un the sprung musucal 5 'ff A m 3 ECQLWT, if s X51 'V 1 , M xxx V. .full If In A, XX ff X J' l Row Row Row Row R251 A BAND Mary Lanham Charlotfe Allen Delores Dare Donna Thornton Frances Lawson Drxue Goodwun Glorla Clore Bonnle George Louise Spandau Richard Crowder Jim Hegg Phyllls Cundlff Janet Brown Delores Renfz Jean Crowder Irene Warklns Carol Bowman Beverly Spandau Parry Peverly Cora Mae Marshall Terry Hudson Patty Lewsader Bob Smlrh Lloyd Rudolph Duane Craycraff Mabel Warkrns Norma Hines Bull Moss Carolyn Allen Ruth Hendrick Norman Allen Darrell Glbson Roberta Coleman Frances Wnlborn Marvun Dare Kent Hughes Evelyn Renrz Mrs Riggs 12 gc -sf QC' Ami Row Row Row pow 4 BOYS CHORUS Iygn R055 Darrell Gibson Douglas Herdrnck Bob Smsrh Morrls Dunham Rex Crowder Karl Levucky Lloyd Rudolph Henry Coleman Narvun Dare hrs Ruggs Eldon France Rrchard Denhart Duane Narfxn Junuor Owens Nnlluam Young Bob Summers Warren Cundlff Dale Sore Ronald Crowder James Franklrn 'hug Hughes Floyd Richardson Bob Perry Richard France Rrchard Abernathy Andrew Lawson Norman Allen Charles Shaw Q01 UQ gy x91 LV' GIRLS CHORUS Row Delores Dare Frances Wllborn Norma Hammond Carolyn Allen Irene Watkins Mary Boyer Wrlma Strawser Shnrley Hathaway Norma Roman Row Mrs Riggs Glorna Clare Vrrgnnna Mycroft Shrrley Wllsan Marulyn Jarred Vuolu Dumvan Shrrley Jenks Carolyn McLaln Roberta Coleman Row Sanna Turner Irene Wavknns Sue Mallet Ellen Kuser Carol Bowman Arhrh Prrtchard Joanne Crowder Carol Alderson Gladys Dumvan Gearglanna Gouty Row Rexanna Current LoVonna Lawson Judy Abernathy Marlls Abernathy Bonnue Hughes Carolyn Volkel Mary Lee Wulson Norma Hmes Delores Rentz Mary Lanham Row Duxue Goodwrn Charlotte Allen Cora Mae Marshall Ruth Hendrick Shnrley Ohl Jams Hallowell Phyllns Cundnff Pat Smnh Mabel Watkrns Jean Crowder Frances Lawson nn,s ' MIXED CHORUS Row I Gladys Dumvan, Vnola Dumvan, Mary Lanham, Henry Coleman, Mrs Rnggs, Carol Bowman, Glorra Clare, Carolyn McLam, Roberta Coleman Row 2 Norma Hunes, Mabel Warkrns, Dale Sore, Frances Wrlborn, Floyd Ruchardson, Delores Dore, Pat Smnh, Junlor Owens, Bob Summers, Eldon France Row 3 Andrew Lawson, Norma Hammond, Irene Watluns, Darrell Gubson, Bob Smnth, Morris Dunham, Rex Crowder, Mary Boyer, Richard France, Norman Allen 1, W.. 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SNAPS j 'G J S X 'v 5 300 Rigs y '-'1-,,,. .f- .rf The year Now we re educated' By working cnd playing through disappointments and gams At last we ve graduated' The seniors think at the end of 05:- f' jj 31? an l 2 3 4 ar s Chorus l 2 3-4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3-4 Traclcl234 Trio 23 GAA I 2 3-4 Drama Club 3 Camera Club 3 Musical l 2 3-4 Qygg 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3-4, Most Scholastic 4, Echoes 4 ROB ERTA COLEMAN Gnr s Chorus I 2 3 4 Maxed Chorus l 2 3-4 Band l 2 3-4 Musucal I 2 3 4 Swmg Band 3-4 eg Movlng3 GA.A 1234 Track I 2 3 4 President 2 3 4 Damn Club 3 Camera Club 3 Quartet 123 Most Musical 4 Echoes 4 l H 155- CHARLES PERRY Track 123 Football 2 Vce President 3-4 Echoes 4 Most Scholastoc 4 ANDREW LAWSON Football l2 3-4 Basketball l2 Track I2 Boys Chorus 3-4 Mnxed Chorus 4 Muslcal 34 Camera Club 3, Keeg Movnng 3, Most Pleaslng Personality 4 DELORES DARE Track l23-4, G.A.A. l-2 3-4, Magorette l 2, Drum malorette 3 4, Girls' Chorus l 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Keeg Movung 3, Musical l 2-3-4, Drama Club 3, Class Secretary l-2, Echoes 4, Most Athletic 4 JB. ill? W FRANCES WILBORN Glrls Chorus l 2 3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Band 4 Musvcal 4 G A A l 2 3 4 Trac l 2 3 4 Keeg Moving 3 Drama 3 Echoes 4 Football l 2 3-4 Basketball I2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Baseball l 2 3-4 Musacal 3 4 lfeeg rf -gh 3 Camera lub 3 c oes 4 ost Athletuc 4 DARR ELL GIQSOT Football l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3-4 Baseball l 2 3-4 Drama Club 3 Band 2 3 4 ooys Chorus 2 3-4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Musncal l 2 3 4 ls-E ovnng 3 Echoes 4 Most l usucal 4 Camera Club 3 Swxng .wand . We ' ' G dey C Q , L23 , . .. ---, k 5 A ' ' ' ' 285, T , A F52 MAX TURNER ' 5 I - . Z ' - - ' I ' ' ' I ' T ' I I ' r N 'ov' R in , 1 C , Z li .1 X,-ff I JV, Ax ' I ' j - I . . T - I :R x . ' 2-3- , ' - - - , e . 1 M U I 1 lk I , I I I P 3-4 C n A I ' ' I ' I ' I l 1 .' r l ' I BILLY GOUTY Football l 2 3-4 Basketball l 2 3-4 Track l 2 Baseball l DIXIE GOODWIN Girls Chorus l 2 3-4 Musical l 2 3 4 Magorette 2 3-4 Track l23-4 GAA l23-4 Camera Club 3 Keeg Moving 3 Class Clown 4 GERTRUDE WEBB Girls' Chorus I-2-3, GAA l-2-3-4, Musical l-2-3, ost Pleasing Personality 4 EUGENE HAMBRIGHT Foofball 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Track2 3-4 Baseball 234 Cov ington Hugh l CAROL YN VOL KEL Girls Chorus l 23 4 G A.A Musical 'I 2 3-4 I 415 NORMA ROMAN Girls' Chorus I-2-3-4, Echoes 4, Musical I-2-3-4 NORMAN ALLEN Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Band 4, Boys' Chorus 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Musical 3-4, Keeg Moving 3, Seeing QMS 2, Camera Club President 3, Vice-President 2, Echoes 4, Class Clown 4 MARLI5 AB EPNATI-'Y G A I 2 3-4 GI ls Chorus l 2 3-4 Drama Club 3 Echoes 4 Mosf Likely to Succeed 4 lA kk? ,if 'T Sff X . - I .A. . -- , I' -- I , I 1 .R if A hw PICHARD ABERNATHY Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track l 2 3 4 Base al 4 Boys Chorus 2 Cgmerg Club 3 Musical 2 34 ARTITH PRITCHARD ir s Chorus 4 G A A Thorton Fractional Calumet City l Musical 4 5 'J Ki, li f2!l hu 19. va- -:7 'J K4 GLADYS DUNIVAN Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Drama Club 3, Track l-2-3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Musical l-2-3-4, Keeg Moving 3 GARY KEMPF Football Manager l-2-4, Basket- bdll l-2-3-4, Traclc l-2-3-4, Bose ball l-2 VIOLA DUNIVAN Lpirls Chorus 34 Musical .54 Nixecl Chorus 4 .gif SS a I f-'larlas Abernathy wall my long haar to ueorgaanna Gouty and my abalaty to gaan extra pounds to Charlotte Allen I Fachara Abernathy wall my wreckless dravang and my abalaty to keep out of wrecks to Rachard France I Norman Allen wall my enthusaasrr for racang stock ccrs to anyone who wants at and ny abalaty to go wath garls and stay sangle to Butch Jarred I Mary boyer wall my bard whastle to Mary Lanham and my love for government to anyone who can stand at I loberta Coleman wall my abalaty to blow oft at all hours to Mr Mathas Cat takes proc tace and to 'Ir Ivyers I leave my copy of Shranp Boats I Delores Dare wall my damples to Fldon France Dont blush lake I dad when you get complamented on them Eldon I Gladys funavan wall my Iakeness for rsookkeepang to my worthy Junaor md my squeeky seat an the assembly to whoever wants at I Vaola Dunavan wall my bookkeepang books to anyone who thanks he can get better grades t n I cl I Daxae booclwan wall my maaorette suat to Sharley Jenks Let s hope at s not too small Also my abalaty to referee the 7th 8. 8th PE classes to Janet Brown I Darrell babson wall my abalaty not to make a nuasance of myself an 'Vlr Huffman s assembly to Chras Hughes and my basketball shoes to John .grown I oall Gouty wall my good behavaor and my quaet dasposataon to Lowell Volkel I Fugene alambraght wall my abalaty to get excused absences to Karl Levackey I Norma Hanes wall ny shaney new baratone to Iaabel Watkans and my abalaty to have fun to Irene Watkans I Cary kempf, wall my abalaty to get along wath garls and Ir tyathas durang basketball sea son to Wouglas laeadrack and the Lontederate Flag on my locker to Larry Hanes I Andrew Lawson wall lustleavepeacetully I Charles Perry wall lust be glad when I get out I Artath Pratchard wall my love for all boys to Peg Allen also my seat an the assembly and the raght to raase the wandow whenever I want to I lorma Roman wall my naturally curly haar to Bonnae Hughes, and my panchy seat an the assembly to Rachard France I Robert Summers wall my abalaty to get caught playang hookey to Butch Jarred and my scarred up desk to Keath Wood I Ilax Turner wall my abalaty to roller skate to Dale Sare, and my abalaty to take out dat ferent garls every naght to Charles Shaw, and my extra pounds to Bob Smath I Carolyn Volkel wall my leaky fountaan pen for bookkeepang to some Junaor who may need at I bertrude Webb wall my seat by Abrahana Lancoln to Fran Lawson I Frances Walborn wall my bass drum an the Perrysvalle Band to any underclassman who thanks he as strong enough to carry at , a CL! HILL 1 ' 1 a . 1 - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 I . l, . . . 1 1 . -, - - - rl rr - , nn I A ' A 4 A 11 - 1 rr I, .a... I a . . A . , . . 1 1 '- ' 1 , . , . . . as . . 2 1 - 1 . 1 1 ha da . . . . . . . . . , . , 1 1 ' ' . -,. . . . . . , , , I - ' 5 . , . I 1 ' ,H . . . . . , .. , . , . . 4 . . A . . . 1 1 ' I' . Q- . . . . . . A A. . - I 1' 0 , . . , ... . a. . 1 f 1 ' 1 1 ' . . - . . 1 1 .. I , l . 1 ' 1 1 1 . a l I l 1 ' 1 - ' . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 . - WE ELECTED MAX TURNER DEI-ORCS DARE DARRELL GIBSON ROBERTA COLEA AN Most Afhlehc Most Musucol 6. CHARLES PERRY NQQMA Hlfxcs GARY KEMPF MARLIS ABERNATI-:Y MOST Scholastic Most Llkely to Succeed NORMAN ALLEN Dsxns GOODVNIN ANDY LAWSON GCRTRUD' WEBB Class Clowns Most Plecslng Personolufy - - - A I- iz. 4 . V1 J, 2 -u 4 M K 1 - 1 I , ' n . 1 - jx .' - I ' - X V - ' ' A.. n.. L. CLASS PROPluECY Roberta Coleman us now the world s foremost physrcuan She has rust duscovered a Dead Shot cure for heart farlure whuch rs used now rn all up and comung hosputals and clunrcs Marlus Abernathy really meant what she saud about the country She us now sharung a swanky apartment the heart of lndranapolus wrth a handsome unterne Norma Roman rs quute the opposute of Marlrs She preferred a farm house to an apartment, and a farmer an rnterne Oh well they re bother happy Carolyn Volkel rs also a farmer s wufe She us luvrng on southern lllrnors wrth her WonderfulGuy She also the mother of two freckled faced, red headed boys Gladys Dunrvan us stull followung her saulor from port to port Not that she aoesn't trust hum but lust be sure the gurl he has un every port rs none other than lrttle Gladys Mary Boyer s soldrer funally came home so she doesnt have to wrute and tell hum how much she loves hrm She lust yells ut across the breakfast table every mornung Bull Gouty us retracung the steps he made so long ago un hugh school, only he us chasung women now Darrell Gubson us stull wanderung around between here and Calufornua He never dud become o truck druver but he took hrs second chauce and became a roamung romeo, I mean cowboyl Frances Wulborn stull won t guve up She us tryung to fund the rught one lt us rather hard, though, way out there un the desert Hardly anyone passes her lemonade stand Max Turner always was a good skater but now he us even better I heard he has been wunnung most of the roller derbres at Chucago And luke always, all hrs gurls are there fughtung over hum Rrchard Abernathy funally settled down to a happy home lrfe although none of us ever thought ut of hum Bob Summers always sand he was going to leave home to travel Well he funally dud,only he receuved the unvutatuon to travel from the army rnstead of from a couple of fruends Gary Kempf rs stull engaged but he usn t quute ready for matrrmony yet He strll hasn t buult that pretty luttle love nest lust made for two Of course, rt can always be expanded later on Delores Dare never dud have much use for school teachers durung the good old days at P H S but she marrued to one now I wonder what made her change her mrnd I always heard love was close to hate Duxre Goodwrn can t seem to get away from G E She used to work at G E but now she rs warkung for She marrued a bug shot and now us the mother ofa lot of luttle G E co owners Andy Lawson has a herd of hot rods Fords and Mercurys that us He has one for each member of hrs famuly He rust about has enough to start a used car lot Norman Allen druves un practucally all the hot rod races and wrns, too He doesnt have to worry about gettung un a wreck euther because hrs wrfe says she wrll love every prece of hrm Her love may be scattered some day, though Vuola Dunrvan took lufe seruous after she graduated and decuded to start o busuness partnershup wrth one of her close fruends Marruage rs seruous busuness Norma Hrnes does a varuety of thrngs as always but her maun robs are workrng as a receptuonust for Roberta Coleman, sungrng at church, and un her spare trme she keeps house Eugene Hambrught lrves the Lufe of Ruley now He us workrng frve days a week and has all the gurls wants He rs rust wautrng for Uncle Sam to unvute hum for a short stay at some lovely naval base Charles Perry has a farm un Southern lllrnous supplued wrth two freckled faced boys to help hrm wrth the work and a pretty wufe to do hrs cookung and housekeeprng Gertrude Webb has lost her quuet nature and rs now playung the role of Gravel Gertue on the Duck Tracy televrsron program Artuth Prutchard rs luvung on a bug plantatuon down un Floruda lt has everythung uncludung a mansuon and a man I . , . . . . ,, in ' ' ' ' . to ' . , , ' . . , . . . . . . . , ,, ,, is - . to ' ' ' ' . r - - I - - . ' . . . K i I , i . . 1 I ' l . . . . , . . . , . , . . . . . 'I is ' . ' . . . . . . l i -D . .I . . it. ' ' ' A . . - . I . ' . . . . . , . . . I . . Z . . . Dr. ' ' ' ' . r - ra - - rr r r - - he . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . ,, . . CLASS HISTORY The yecr T948 found thirty three Greenies starting their hugh school career We chose as our class officers Norma Allen, President Barbara Summers, Vice President and Delores Dare, Secretary and Treasurer Nine boys went out for basketball and won the trophy at Cayuga ln track four of the boys won the Paris Relays breaking a record ln the spring of T949 we took a trlp to Chicago with our sponsors,Mr Brown, and Mrs Faunlel Coleman We visited many interesting places and attended the W L S. Barn Dance during the evening ln the fall of 1949 the class had increased to thirty sux We the sophomores, elected Roberta Coleman as President Norman Allen as Vice President, and Delores Dare as Secretary and Treasurer We took another trip this year, again to Chicago, and while some attended the W L S. Barn Dance others went to a movie Thirty pupils enrolled in P H S as luniors in i950 We had lost seven members Our officers this year were Roberta Coleman President Charles Perry Vice President Norma Hines, Secretary and Treasurer We presented the play, Keep Moving under the direction of Miss Helen Engle We also as is make the necessary money for the reception we sold concessions, soft drinks and pop corn during the year l95l we discovered that graduation was lust around the corner Twenty four Sophisticated Seniors came back this year as we lost Eileen Brookshire June Bodine, and Maron Summers, who are finishing their senior year at Covington, and Darrell Gibson who went to Pasadena, California During the year we lost Ronald Spezla who left to funlsh at Bismarck, Illinois but we gained Darrell Gibson, who came back from California to finish with us As class officers we elected Roberta Coleman, President, Charles Perry Vice President and Norma Hines, Secretary and Treasurer During the year many events have been sponsored by the senior class On October 16 l95l we sponsored a Homecoming Dance after the football game with Covington Artith Pritchard was crowned Homecommg Queen November 26, the senior class sponsored a scrap drive, and most of us worked hard trying to make money This year our concessions were candy and ace cream, which we sold at the basketball games and at noon Our class flower is the red rose, and our colors are blue and white The class motto is In Ourselves Our Future Lies ' Thisconcludes the history of our high school life but the history of our lives is gust beginning . ,. . ,, . . . I - I 2 1 ' - ' 1 , . l D O I I - . I . . . . : I . I l . - . I . . . . . I . the custom, entertained the seniors at a Junior-Senior Reception at Crawfordsville, Indiana. To I , . .. . . . ,, . . . ' 1 I I I . . , I . - . I . . I I I . . . ., ' l , . E 3 Ear:-IPI 1!X 'TEa.i'h .Ag 'it Km 4 5 F-'ay' '. PHI! fx Q- .4-ah . , I K, -f. - f f' Q-K rl 3-f,.,,,xX . X , . 51 , ' -x : Av 'v , -.f-r, :x' L- Q x . V A.. .. , 'F T' 5 9' lr .W -Q , '4, xg.. -L :.'..::M ir L.. ' S 'Sa K FP. v- . NP 'Q LT, Q ' '1 f'3f'3' Q, ,Ak ' .' X All 29 School days school days' Why all the bewaldered looks? Just went for a short whale this morning First real day of school Sensors elect class offucers Cheer leaders elected Sensors voted to publush an annual Won first football game Beat Cayuga 46-30 At least we re off to a good start S' PTEMBER Bug game tomght with Rockville I wonder what the score was? Well you can t wln every tnme Why so unhappy? That was three days ago Let s gust not let lt happen again Another bug game tonlght Covington I remember this score well enough 70-20 Our favor for a change Talk about being happy' You should see us today' Seniors all dressed up for plctures Which frame dnd you order? All you can do IS walt semors the proofs won t be here untll next Monday Rockvulle 30 Perrysvllle 37 I knew we could do nt' Band played tomght Senior proofs arrived Boy her pictures were good' Everyone makes believe has are no good' Ha' Game wlth Wnlllamsport Good deal Score 38 32 Yea' Perrysvllle' Here s hopung' OCTOBER Seniors are going In circles Homecomlngs are such hard work but the Sennors of 52 will see It thru' Dance tickets glven to candldates for queen today May the best seller wm' Oh no' We lust discovered all the dance tickets were made wrong' Lovely Lovely' Stopped Cayuga 25-I4 but the result was IDIUYIGS We ll do our best to keep on wln mng This Instltutlon looks luke a hospital' Bug pep session after supper tonlght Wonderful splrlt' Bonfure Snake dance homecoming dance and game with Covington tonight Queen Artlth was crowned Fme Junlors busy on play Good Luck kids' P T A sponsored skatlng party tonight Seniors sold tnckets Lots of fun Halloween festlval tonight Band Played Everyone masked I m stull wondering which twln had the Tom Band played at Halloween festival at Covlngton NGVEMBE' Juniors received their rings today Only one day of school thus week More fun' I guess the Sensor scrap drnve got snowed ln' Juniors gave a fme play Keep Your Fingers Crossed Richard' School only half day today Armistice program at ll O0 o clock Very lmpressnve Poor Mr Adams with hrs government class' Let s see a week now slnce he had It Sensors recenved psctures today Darrell Gibson came back from Calnforma School safe was robbed First basketball game with Dana Good starter 29 30 with us being the lucky ones The first Issue of Perrysvllle I-jlgh Times came out today Good 'ob secretaries Game wnth Newport Score 42 40 tough luck boys' Senior scrap drlve today Wow' What a 'ob' DECEMBER Game with Covlngton atKlngman Well they didn t beat us too much 43-45 Another game tonnght Wuth Cayuga Yea we won 37 32 Game wsth Newport Thus tlme we beat em 59 34 Good game fellas' Seniors busy on annual Lots of work to do We dashed to Bellmore tonight Got beat two measly points But we are proud of the boys Semors got Christmas tree up today Mrs FIQQS rs working hard for the program Too snowy for school today We sure get a lot of vacations Such lovely weather' No more school untll after holldavs no program no gifts ll ID ' 4 , . . ' I . . . . , . . ' I , . . . . . . . I 1 , I I ' I i 4 . 0 - l , ' -l ' ' A -. I . . - - . g . . . . . . . , ' I I ' . . . Q - . ' ll' 4 I ll I ' I ' ' music, nice crowd. Oh yes, we won 42-33. . 0 , . - . . . ' ' -- ' ' . I v o I - 1 1 u u lj I . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . I - I . . 1 0 - - I . . . . , , ' I l L s ' ' ' I 1 ' ' . . . , JANUARY And so to school again as If we II ever study agaln Well Happy New Year' Game with St Bernice Just couldn t get gonng Game with Rockville tonight Got beat 49 37 Tough luck' Lets wun some fellas Sensors decnded on mvutatuons today Ronnue and Donna ezua wlthdrew to Bssmarck Game with Montezuma tomght Another loss 44-35 Band played at pep session Boys working hard for tournament Let s beat Clinton' We can do st' Team went to Clanton to practxce Our furst game us tomorrow Played Clanton tonught Lost 34-32 So near yet so far Semester tests are over today Whew' What a relief' The teachers are In a daze New semester begms today Game wnth Hlllsboro tomght We won' Fme game Game tomght wnth Tangler Another loss Score was 38 39 Poluo beneflt game tonight Dance follownng the game Ball game with Kangman tonvght Beat em Good game except the bleachers fell down Sensors selected class motto Won t belong now sensors FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL AY Game wuth Rldgefarm here tonught My what a score 7I 28 And we won' Freshmen class party tonught I hear they had oodles of fun How about that kids? Game wlth Wulllamsport we won 45 43 That makes three straight Let s keep lt up Game with Georgetown I guess they won 64 37 The game with Cayuga was called off Cayuga has a lot of slckness Tickets for tournament on sale today It s up to you boys' Boys went to Kingman to practice this afternoon Boys practuced at Covington this afternoon Well practuce makes perfect' We play this afternoon against Richland Townshlp We lost I guess that IS all for the Senior boys Ah I see you are wearing your shamrock today begorra' The Sprung Musucal was a huge success A wonderful 'ob Mrs Riggs Apral Fool s Dayll Better watch out Mr Myers P T A skatnng party tomght Carry an supper tonight ID honor of the basketball boys We all had a wonderful tlme, Nr Snoddy Start of sprung vacation Oh boy More fun' Back to school agaun CI thunk Mr Mathas has sprung feverl County track meet today for both the boys and gurls Junlor and Sensor receptlon tonlght at Crawfordsvulle Thmk you so much Jumors Qennor Play tonnght You can certannly tell they ve been taking speech thus semester Baccalaureate today tot much to say except that we hate to see them go Commencement tomght Happiness but also tears un the Senlors eyes So long, kld xams for rest of the week It seems odd without the Seniors Senior skating party tonlght was a large turnout Last day of school for everyone It s goodbye untul next fall Farewell to Class of '52 2 ' , ' ' ' . . 4 ' . ' . ' ' . 8 ' ' ' . - . . ' ' , . II ' ' . . . ' . I5 . . , . D . D I6 ' ' . ' ' . I7 ' ' . . , . I8 . . ' . ' . 21 ' . 22 ' ' ' . . ' . 23 ' ' ' . . - . 26 ' ' ' . ' . 29 ' ' ' . ' . , . 31 ' . ' ' . 5 ' ' ' . , , - . . 6 ' . . , ' . I5 ' ' ' -- - - . ' . ' ' . I6 ' . . - . I9 New basketball suits today. They're gold and maroon. Pretty, eh? 22 ' . ' . 25 ' I . ' , . 26 ' ' ' . 27 . . . . I . . I7 , ' , . 28 ' . ' . ' , . ' . I ' ' .. , . . . . . ' ' . 8 V . . . . , II ' ' . , . . I5 ' ' . ' . . . ' . 26 ' . M 2 . . . . . . I . i I8 . J . I9 . . . I . . , . . S. 20 E . ' ' . 22 . . . I 23 . ' ' . Crowder s Food Store Holden s Grocery Grbson Motor Company Harry s and Mary s Cafe J T Hudson Electric Servlce Fred Frame Jeweler Royster s Jewelry Cleve Alexander Sporting Goods Covrngton Frlend and Republrcan Arrow Auto Store Western Auto Associate Store Paxton Cut Rate Floxes Shoes Clothing Dry Goods Cram Flumbrng and Heating Faust and Frey Hardware Charles Denton Tax Accountant Parrish Tire and Battery Shop Covmgton Food Lockers Starkey Sales 8- Servrce Home Furniture Company Grubb Implement Store Covrngton Cleaners Palmer Bros Roofrng Company Princess Theater OUR PATRONS Perrysvr I le Perrysvr l le Ferrysvr Ile Perrysvr Ile Perrysvl l l e Danvl l le Danvr l l e Danvl l l e Covington Covrngton Covington Covrngton Covangton Covington Covrngton Covrngton Covington Covington Covington Covrngton Covlngton Covington Danvr l le Cayuga lndrana lndrana lndrana lndiana lndrana lHlnOIS Hlrnols lHlnols lndrana lndrana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndiana lndrana lndiana lndrana lndiana Hlrnols lndrana , . . 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