Perrysville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Perrysville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

A, r... x Q., x X r THE ECHUES UF 1953 PREFACE Addrng subtractlng, multlplylng dlvlclmg we do each of them hundreds of times a day wrthout ever stopping to comprehend their srgnrflcance to our own school lrfe Our daily curriculum IS dlvrded Into separate dlvrsrons or classes, and at IS also supplemented or added to by extra curricular actrvltles. Thus, we add and are added dlvlde and are dlvlded without reallzrng nt The process of multnplrcatron rs desrgnated by a times srgn We multrply the routine, rncludlng such seemingly unimportant events as meetnng your pal IH the hull dlscusslng the events of the latest party or ball game, or runnlng uptown for a coke ln other words, the photographer has caught students rn the act of belng students. ln the process of mathematics you wlll lnvarlably run Into the square root Parallelrng thus caprlclous method of mathematical computatlon rs the root of our school the faculty and custodians. They must always appear drgnlfred In the hall or classroom, but what could be more fun than catchlng them In a very un dxgnlfled state between school hours? The mlnus sign, of course, denotes subtractron It IS with regret that we, the class of 53, realrze that soon we will be mmus from school forever, lust as S0 many classes that have gone before us. We have learned that a scrap of parchment amounts to the mere process of worlung a problem rn mathematncs Turn the pages and check the problems whlch you helped to compute . I . . . I . . . H , . events in our lives by the good times we have which are built around our school I , , . . ' ffl' On October l3 'l9l6 a school house was erected by the Masonuc Fraternity Thus school rs now known as Perrysvllle Hugh Though the mortar and stone whrch compose this burldlng are old the memorues which we sensors have of our days spent there wrll never grow old They will always be fresh and alrve We will through the years look back and remember the part whlch we contributed to Perrysvllle Hugh School Y A-1 I I . . .. I I . -l I PLA- .EK f-W. Kafwwf ' +er,ff.- ff -x A., The Grade School was begun rn 1861 and was not completed untrl 1866 Mr M G Rhoades was the superintendent when the school opened There were the Prrmary, Intermediate, and Grammar Departments the flrst year Later a Music Department was added ln 1868 Mass Hattie Moffatt and Mrss Mary Riggs completed their courses and were the flrst graduates from the mstltutlon The bulldlng IS stall being used and IS one of the mann bulldrngs ln the lrves of the students fnrst twelve years. Nl 52? fff 3 yum? MR MYERS MR SNODDY Algebra 9 Geometry 10 Trustee of Hrghland Townshrp prmclpul Sensor Class Sponsor Nl r if MR. HUFFM MR- ADAMS MRS. LAUGHLIN AN Government 12, us. Hlstory E I. h7 8 H I2 General Scienceg WorldHlstory H: Arithmetic 7' 8 Prxclhsologywz . Broliozly Eg U..S. Hrsrory vance at emahcs H'Slor7 8 Freshman Class Svonsor Semo CI S Junior Class Sponsor r 055 Ponsor f fn, K. fl QI, . K' X A , f., A- Q fit? f A - - X . . 'M ' . ,inf RH, ' ' I V , ' lfk ':2flw, 4 . . . f I. 1 l . f MRS COLE MA N Literature 9 I0 Geography 7 Library MISS Ka:LAVOS Physical Education 7 8 9 I0 Health 9 Shorthand 'll Typing H, Office Practice 12 Sophomore Class Sponsor MR GARRARD MRS RIGGS Grade Music I 8 OP 8 9 10 Instrumental 4 12 Football Coach A and B Band 'lumof Class Sponsor Boy s Girl s and Mixed Chorus MR BAKER General Business Bookkeeping 12, Physical Education 7,8,9 IO Seventh Grade Sponsor, Health 9 Typing ll, Basketball Coach MISS HOWARD Home Economlcs8 9 I0 Il I2 Biology 9 Eighth Grade Sponsor ' f Sh , , ,11, I2 I Health 75 History 7 - , , , , MRS SNODDY Grade I Grade 4 MRS HUGHES MRS GOFF MRS SHUTTER Grade Grade 3 ill? MR COLEMAN MRS ANDERSON Grade 6 G de 5 Grade School Prlncnpal N G G ' M Ali? Y Kia . ' JN v n, 'Wg ' g 2 C ' , EEE CooK5 MVS GVGGN Ms Node! CusTod1Aw MV, Affefv 5 I, ,, I R O JXX, Q f Il' 42385 X 1 Grades 'l 81 2 Row 'l Mrs Snodd L d WI D y IN a I son uane Mycroft Mary Ann Powell Charlotte Ky er Dickie Lewsader Dorothy Brown Mlke Housten Jnmmy Shetts Roger Wallace Barbara Enghousen Mrs Got Row 2 Tommy Kendrick Dorothy Cook Teddy Slayton Nancy Dunlap Eddie Dunlap Paul Molyneux Jlmmy Jones Chuck Dunlvan Rachel Lawson Sandra Congleton RONHIO wllS0l1 Row 3 Carol Spandau Stewart Crane Sandra Stevenson Johnny Fox Shnrley Wallace Carol Moudy Susan Dunlvan Clara Fortner Bully Hervy Sharon Stevenson Robert Watt Row 4 Donny Freed Jlmmy Burk Sherri Smnth Jvmmy Hughes Bobby Krmkle Rodney Ohl Nancy Goodwin John Dunham Sherryl Otto Jerry Sollars Gary Newport Jean Burflrll Grades 3 8. 4 Raw 'l Mrs Shutter Arthur Sherudan Crustlna Shutter Joyce Sheets Jerry Bowman DlCklQ Donald Dale Brown Mary Fox DICRIO Brock Johnny Upllnger Kendall Wllson Danny Muller Mrs Hughes Row 2 Denny Sn-nth Nlta Shelato lcle Hughey Nancy Lawson Jummy Stutler Rlchard Jumps Shirley Swmgle Ronnie Jumps Phlllp Richardson Dons Cook Harold Jarred Mane Cook Row 3 Dwlla Craycraft Judy Maley Judy Turner Jose James Charles Holycross Danny Crlsp Bully Wllborn Sherry Spandau Vargul Wallace Bobby Plng Terry Wooster Beboroh Rhodes Jean Rltenour Row 4 Clifford Keller Larry Barfell S d M II an ra e In er Janice Wrlborn Davnd Dunham Paul Bowman Mary Swlngle Betty Klmkle John Peverly Connie Moudy Sharon Allen Tommy Riggs Phyllis Bowman ---, . . , B - l - - , I 1 1 I ? 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I I I I I I I I Grades S 8- 6 Row l Mr Coleman Carl Fortner Sammy Hughes Glenda Basset Nancy Dunlvan Charlotte Dunlvan Raymond Fox Larry Upllnger Peggy McBeath Dale Goodwnn George Strong Lloyd Brown Mrs Anderson Row 2 Larry Strong Ruta Jumps Joe Shoaf Anna Mae Perry Tum Carter Larry Stutler Dean Lynch Robert Row 3 Buck Mayer Charles Lewsader Jerry Spezuo Nancy Jones Joyce Turner Sarah Jo Newport Jerry Mellm er Curtis Vollxel Harold Holden Cllfford Kogels Lyle Hurvey Lmda Cole Row Evel n Rentz Donald Powell Charles Swlngle Vlrglnla Ping Edward Mellmger Donny Hlclcman Maralyn Goff lzay Hambrlght Mary Crlsp Martha Peverly Rachord Hawn I - I A A I.. - ' ' 1 1 1 I l 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 Jumps, James Miller, Denyse Craycroft, Philip Maley, Robert Owen. ' I ' I ' 'I ' I . I I I 7th Grade Row l Pat Jarred Terry Hudson Lrnda Moudy John Muller Sheryl Gouty Row 2 Bull Chard Edrth Hughey Wayne Prrbble Judy Carlthers Danny Dunlap Row 3 Janet Cadman Rrchard Powell Joanne La Forge Albert Fox Vrrglnua Barfell Row 4 Jerry Kogels Patty Mules Bobby Freed Q Hrstory of the Seventh Grade At the beginning of the 1952 53 school terrr thrrty five seventh graders found them selves In what they thought was a huge burld Ing not lcnowmg where to go to next Through out the year three new students entered the seventh grade and one moved away Nrne boys went out for 7th and Sth grade . Qs 3 1:3 'N El E l ' - iv. 1 - . ' . 1 I I ' I I W, - - Q . ' l . I 1 - I I ' ' . - I I . - I I I I Q - - I I . o aff' f-A -- 'F '1' 7th Grade basketball The yell leaders were Patty Raw 1 Brlly Evans Marsha Bollar Joe Mules Naomu Turner and Sandra Kelch all Safe Joyce Shelata Jrm Cole The Seventh Grade Class officers are Goben Mgke Upperman Jeanette Sprung President Patty Mules Vlce President Row 3 Carl Swrrr Sandra Kelah Duck Mlke UPPe m0n SeCfel0fY Sandffl KelCl1 Keller Naomi Turner Don Goodwm Treasurer Naomi Turner Thelr sponsor IS Row 4 Paul Fortner Gerald McBeth Mr Baker .Q l I I I I I f . from the Seventh grflde- Row 2--Alice Tuttle, Dick Kiser, Josephine . I I , I . . - I . . 'l I . 1 ' I , . , . . , H I hw 'E' 8th Grade History of the Eughth Grade Row l PONY l-9W5Ud9 -l0l n DUnl0P PONY The officers rn the eighth grade are as PeV9felY tollownng Row 2 Kenneth Wilson Elame Cole Rlchard Presldem Velma Safe Ping Velma Sore Robert Allen vlce Pres. Larry Green Row 3 Eflle l'l0mb '9l17 Roben Tvffle Secy and Treasurer Patrlcra Peverely Norma Upperman Row 4 Larry Green Betty Tuttle John Brown Q , ,,,, l , , , , Am . .Al V V , .. . . . I I QD . I I I . ' . I I ' I I , I I I 'Q' 8th Grade We elected Mlss Howard as our sponsor Row l Mary Owens Charles Richardson We have 27 members lh our class with I3 Betty Mitchell boys and l4 gurls Johnny Brown came unto Row 2 Blll Lawson Mary Cook Fred our class IH the second semester that made Hickman Donna Sollars Larry Hines the boys tue Row 3 Dorothy Lynch Bob Moudy Nancy Davis Row 4 Loulse Spandau Ralph Jumps l l ' ,, le tl v 'V HQ pl-Q , -. , , , -. I I I I . . Ol I I .. , n FRESHMAN Row l Joe Woods Treco Young Rncltord glcogenssloqo SVT' Frecgsgelolg B At the beglnmng of the school yeor the ow If ev 0 mer 0 en 'own effv Freshmon closs elected the officers os fol Row 3 Earl Peyton lvtorgoret Osborn Tom presdem Janet Brown Mayor Bonnie George Duck Hoy Vme pres Chades Dunham Row 4 Nory Wood Keith Keller Jo Anne McCord Chorl es Kuser U I I . . I . , I u -- ' I I 1 n - Miles, Gerald Webb, Wondo Cooper lowing: -- I 1 I , .. 1 I I . ' . .. -. , ' I ' W I I . We also elected Mrs. Laughlln as our class sponsor We elected Janet Brown as our candidate for Homecomnng Queen FRESHMAN Janet Brown Harley Sare Alice Harper Row 2 Fred French Judy Wilson Kent Hughes Beverly Spandau Jerry Stine Row 3 John Ohl Bull Webb Donna Dumvan Duane Spezla Wallace Clmgan Row 4- Gary Vollmar Richard Crowder Betty Cook Charles Dunham l Secy. and Treasurer- - Treca Young Row l -- Connie Dupriest, Duane Jenks, . I I . ' I . I 4 I I ' l . 1 . I l I . I . ' I . I I 'LT' A k -1+ bi rv ou- Z avg-vw fgx i SOPHOMORES Row l Ellen Klser Duane Martm Row 2 Richard Denhart Sue Mallet .lames Ramey Lovona Lawson Row 3 Eldon France Thelma Jones Leonard Lytle Shirley Hathaway Row 4 Ruth Heudnck .hm H699 Sophomore History Twenty sux of last years Greenies entered PHS as Smiling sophomores thas year They elected Eldon France President Ruth Heldrlclc Vlce Pres Carol Bowman Sec and Treas and Miss Kelavos as class sponsor They were well represented In sports ' 'UP I -w ., 0 ,, 'X X if ' fl ,- Q ' ' us.- .J-?- J 1,-, , . - 1 rr . Il .. I . ll . . n . nn I I I ' ' -. , I ' ,, ' , . ., .- I , 11 11' 'C' Y 373 SOPHOMORES Row 'I Sonna Turner Ronnue Crowder Row 2 Warren Cundlff Wnlma Strawser Marvin Dare Carol Bowman Row 3 Henry Coleman Irene Kagels Duane Craycratt Carolyn Alderson Row 4 Carolyn Allen Bull Young 1-ox LZ wrth several boys out for basketball and track and several gurls out for GAA, basketball and track Sue Mallett was chosen as candidate for Queen of the Homecoming We placed flrst In the Homecoming Float parade The sophomores operated the coat check room which helped In the treasury They made twenty seven dollars at the sux home games. X 1 r '-3 -Q me 'K W tl do , 'V a Mn r l, va 4? 6 y 5 ? View FQ JUN gn Q51 fe 'C' Junlor Class ROW l Warren Myers Delores Rentz lvan Ross Mary Lee Wilson Charles Shaw Row 2 Marilyn McLain Jerry Marxrruller Carolyn McLaun Lowell Volkel Georgsana Gouty Row 3 Llody Rudolph, Jean Crowder, Lloyd Glover, Betty Bushue, Morrrs Dunham Row 4 Charlotte Allen, John Brown, Judy Abernathy, Lucky Abernathy Gln Vid History of the Junnor Class The 'l954 class of Perrysvllle Hugh open ed the school year wrth 31 pupils of whom we have lost one Warren Hanrbrlght Class officers elected were President Johnny Brown, Vlce President Marulyn McLam, Sec. and Treas. Jean Crowder. Sponsors are Mr. Garrard and Mr. Adams. Thus year we put on a play, New Sl109Sf, 0:4 r L' f A :Q 23 J A 1 k- r ' - - gg -' J or -' w X - f '15 -nv y ,, f . smile, 1 A 4 l ' , 2.1 f ' A. 'Q-7 I.. , 'tr' . ' 5 ' t , - I - It .viz , 'Z ggi, ' - A1 f Q: A Ad 'V' y 3 .x -A n, H . .L L. , . - I I . . - I . , 1 a -- I ' 'Q I . l . I . f ' 1 ' ' I I ' . - - I ' whlch was a success Our class succeeded In wlnnnng the honor of the football home comxng queen Charlotte Allen Uur class as well represented an the athletuc andthe musical flelds Each member of our class purchased an Amerzcan Beauty class rung ir' Jumor Class Row 'l Charles Haworth Letty Abernathy Dale Sare Bonnie Hughes Chras Hughes Row 2 Shirley Wilson Douglas Heldrlck Cora Marshall Charles Jarred Delorls Marshall Row 3 Duane Shumalcer Shlrley Jenks Robert Ruley Marllyn .larred Junlor Owens Kow 4 Robert Smith Norma Hammond t ' I I I I - I . -. . . I . . I I I . I -- I I nr . ll - ' ' ' , 1 1 f ' . 1 4-LJ Y -lr --:SC X xxx lg? .7 w f N fl A W X O Z vt IPR E119 WW Q Q 0 'Il , and 'Oil' -gy? I nf. Y ,. ,I P . K .M A x I LL 3.4 f ll 9 Pl Varslty Football Team Bottom Row Bull Young Lloyd Rudolph .lunlor Owens .lunlor Crowder Richard France Dale Sare Harley Safe Top Row Chrls Hughes lvan 'loss Lloyd Glover Moms Dunham Coach John Garrard Bob Smrth Doug Heldrlck Warren Hambrrght Jerry Sept 5 at Rockvulle The first game of the season Our squad started off by running neck and neck with the defendnng Wabash Valley Chan'p Score 19 19 Sept 12 at Covington Thus was no game for nervous people who get excited easily At the end of the half It looked as at our Eagles had no chance but the splnt of two nvol teams can be pretty hagh at tures The game ended Perrysvulle 38 Covungton 37 on o last second touchdown. --.,.. r r I I I I ..-.- I , I I I I I I I Marxmlller . . 4 n ' n . , . I I l ' I I I Sept l6 with Cayuga We made It two straight by defeating Cayuga 34 30 on a last minute touchdown People are begmmng to thunk that we are a last half team Sept 19 wlth Rockvllle Rockville showed much Improvement IU beating us 52 32 The teams showed good sports manshup throughout and after the game Sept 23 wlth Homer We were hosts to a small but fast llllnous team The coach used a full platoon system throughout the whole game Fmal score 27 8 Homer Sept 26 at Wnlllamsport Back IH the wan column' Our two plattoons ran neck and neck In a thriller that started out In favor of Williamsport The chlps down because of a 19 6 margln at the half we heldour opponents scoreless untnl the last 3 seconds of the game Those last minute decisions can be nerve teasers. Final score 26 25 OCT 3 at Cayuga the hosts to one touchdown and three first downs lt was their homecoming game Fnnal score 'I4 8 Oct 'IO at Attrca Attuca won nts fifth straight conference game as our team bowed to the Ramblers 25 l4 after trallmg by a 6 to 0 halftime margin The squad started cllcklng after the lntermlsslon but tnme ran out before we could make that last half come back Oct 14 with Covington Before a record homecomnng crowd the gold clad Eagles made It four stranght over Covington The funal score was 21 to 14 and the vnctory mdlcated one of the best games of the season The muddy fueld slowed both teams but our defense showed nts power by holding the hugh scoring Tropans to two touchdowns The homecoming parade and dance were very colorful and the game topped off a successful evemng It was the last game for two seniors so here s washing lots of luck to our next year s squad. Keep that old hustle golng gang' I . ' Q , I I - I . I I - 4 . , Journeyed to Cayuga and came back victorious, in the lowest scoring game so far. Held . . . . I - ' ' I I - - ' . , I . . . 1 - - ' I .f, MQ.. 1 4 f3hfI,Q,3 ' S . I . 5 F5 f' 0 fur .. L... , -f-1 4. ' I , fy . L' ri 2: ' , ' H . 1 Q V Freshmen and Sophomore Football Tearr Top Row .lim Hegg Larry Robbins Coach John Garrard Charles Dunham John Ohl Bottom 'Yow Ronald Crowder ldon France Richard Denhart Tom Nayer Junior Qamey The freshman sophomore squad broke even by losmg two and winning two will undoubtedly see some gridiron action next fall The scores were as follows Perrysvrlle Cayuga Perrysvrlle Rockville Perrysvrlle Cayuga Perrysvrlle 33 Covington Some of the boys showed prospects of being good varsity material next year, and '. 32 12 ' 19 ' 44 ' 18 'I9 ' ' l3 ww Varsuty Team Row l Norma Hammond Frances Lawson Mary Lanham Charlotte Allen Yell Leader Row 2 Floyd Richardson lvan Ross Doug Hendrlck Charles Dunham .lr Crowder Richard France Row 3 Bob Smuth Manager .lohn Brown .lr Owen Lloyd Grover Bull Young Mr Baker Coach The l952 53 team of Perrysvllle Eagles went through a fanrly good season wlnnlng 5 games and losmg I3 The fact that seven of these defeats were by three or less points or an overtime indicates that the team played several good games dunng the season The boys showed exceptlonal splnt ln the two sectional games at Attica and surprlsed many people by defeating Veedersburg by a margin of I6 ponnts Their second game with Covington proved to be a thriller until the fmal buzzer The varsuty consisted of three seniors Floyd Richardson :chord France and Junior Crowder The remaining members were underclassmen The second team thus year ended nts season looking very much Improved over previous performances Their final tally was 4 wlns and 11 losses Just to give you a brief outlook on the games during the season here as a little somethmg about each one On the day of November ll, we all gourneyed down to meet our opponent the Dana Aggies Although they had already started thevr season It was a very good game The funal score was 40 57 fodds against us Wnth the same school splrnt and the same team, agam we met another tough team Newport on the mght of November 21 Thus happened to be our fnrst home game and was It a dooser but for some reason we lust couldn t seem to get goang on our right foot. Again we slipped 54 59. Came the mght of November 26 everyone was rarmg to go lncludnng Hlllsboro from the looks of the final score 42 51 Into another month and into another game we were guests at St Bernice December 5 Everyone to theur own opumon but lt was a very good game l thought The score came up 46 49 A llttle better Say folks here IS wonderful news On the nnght of December I2 we n'et up with Newport again And what to our wonderung mlnds should appear but a ball game In our favor 46 43 Our second home game came up on the nlght of December I6 with Tangler Sad news struck us agaln because our luck ran out on us with the score ending 42 52 Better luck next time Two days before Chrsstmas we went up to see Covington As usual they were anxious to get golng so the game got under way It was a very excltlng game even though their score was a but hlgher than ours by 69 40 Merry Chrlstmas everyone Boy we sure started the New Year out right by downnng Klngman by a close shave score of 46 45 That nlght we played Cayuga and were still goang at full steam when all of a sudden they made a shot whuch ended the game with a heartbreaking score of 55 53 Now that we re getting pretty well warmed up West Lebanon decided to come up and see us the nnght of January II To our dismay we lost a very close but yet heartbreaking game with an endlng score of 41 44 Came the nnght of January 21 we traveled down to Hallsdale whlch was our draw In the County So close yet so far we fouled an the end wlth the score of dl 44 all the rotten luck they gumped ahead of us In an overtlme of 62 69 February 3 we declded to stay at home and entertain Rockvalle If anyone can flgure outa solution of how to wan a ballgame please let us know Try as we dlcl the score was 63 74 Another night at home February 6 Veedersburg came over to see us Don t glve up folks we II come through before too long To whom It may concern, the score was 44 47 So close' On February I3 we struck out for Williamsport with a great determination to wun but sadly returned home wlth another defeat 42 66 Say we have a new Idea and we thunk nt wnll work We asked Cayuga to come up and play a game wnth us Oh boy was that a wonderful game and why not wuth a good score as this 43 33' By the way the date of the game was February 20 Oh yes also our home coming game Nore fun' ll February 27 was the Sectlonal Tournament at Attlca We were all steamed up and ready to play Veedersburg Speaklng of good games you should have seen thus one The score was 5135 Next we played Covington Wlth loads of school splrnt and a team wlth lots ofconfndence we played a wonderful game and really held them close But for some reason they pulled away from us by 56 48 Well folks there you have It and so much for this year see you In the cheernng section next year. I . . , . I I ' 7 I . n . . , I - . I . . . - I - . I I After all the excitement of the county we settled down and went to see Windgate. Of , - C . . i . ' - , I u I I ' 1 ' ' - I ' ' I I - C I . . 1 I I I ' . , - r ' 1 I I . . I I I un-H . . xk 9-Y W? Q' Tb. 4 if E116 I . , wr 4 'TM 3 ' ... R 1 JJ. , , .. 3- 59 , -1 , x if .41 I i QAM' I ', I Jigga ke..-4 wg .A Second Team Row l Duane Marhn Harley Sare Dale Sure Ronald Crowder Rlchard Denhart Row Larry Baker Coach Eldon France Warren Myers .llm Hegg ChafleS Shaw Earl P eyfon Manager Freshmen Team Row l-Richard Wilcoxen, Harley Sore, Fred Shelafo, Keith Keller John Ohl Wall , , ace Cl ingan, Kent Hughes Row 2- Earl Peyton, Tom Mayer, Larry Baker, Coachg Duane Spezia, Bill Webb A x A Seventh and Elghth Grade Row 'I Yell Leaders Patty Mules Naomn Turner Sandra Kelch Row 2 Dlcln Keller Charles Richardson John Dunlap Larry Green Michael Upperman Freddie Hackman Richard Ping Row 3 Larry Joe Sare Larry Hines Danny Dunlap Bally Chard Terry Hudson M Garrard Coach Bobby Freed Jerry Kagels John Muller Ralph Jumps Jimmy Cawfhon Kenny Wilson Yell Leaders Charlotte Allen, Norma Hammond, Mary Lanham, Frances LGWSOH 4 X I Boys Track lst Row Ronald Crowder Bull Young Lloyd Rudloph Rnchard Denhart Duane Martam Eldon France 2nd Row Harley Sore lvan Ross Doug Heldrlclc Fred Shelato Dale Sore Richard France 3rd Row Duane Jenks .llm Hegg .lohn Ohl Larry Robbms Charles Dunham Coach .lolin Garrard Keith Wood .lr Ramey Garry Vollner Kent Hughes Fred French The track team of l952 fmlshed fourth ln the county Flve members of the l952 team were lost by graduatuon but there are several good athletes left If the tearr shows the some splrlt at had last year It will make a good showing an the county meet The freshmen have a lot to do wlth wlnnlng the county there are several good prospects among the freshmen this year As of thus year a school record us being kept Through the keeping of thas record we hope to promote more enthusuasm among the team members to do a better I0 GAA lst Row Judy Wllson Janet Brown Mary Lanham Glolra Maxwell Sue Mallet Georgranna Gouty Betty Cook Miss Kelavls Sponsor 2nd Row Tresa Young Shirley Jenks Mary Wrlson Frances Lawson Delores Renty Judy Abernathy Betty Mules Sonna Turner 3rd Row JoAnn McCord Charlotte Allen Pat Smith Jean Crowder Jams Hallowell Bonnle Hughes Carol Bowman Lavona Lawson 4th Row DelorlsMarshall Ruth Hendrick Mary Lou Wood Caroloyn Allen Wilma Strawser Norma Hammond Cora Mae Marshall Phyllis Cundlff Shlrley Ohl Girls Track 'lst Row Frances Lawson Carol Bowman Sue Mallet Sonna Turner 2nd Row Manager Mary Lanham Cora Mae Marshall Shirley Jenks Wilma Strawser Judy Abernathy Ruth Hendrick Mlss Kelavus .41 iii? Q0 0' 'bww L7 '15-5: I' I X V ff 'L v K Y Band Malorette Mary Lanham Marilyn McLa1n Fran Lawson Sonna Turner Charlotte Allen lst Row Sara Jo Newport Louise Spandau Beverly Spandau Manlyn Goff Jlm Hegg Phyllis Cundlff Terry Hudson Delores Rentz Jean Crowder Carol Bowman Irene Watluns 2nd Row Larry Straughn Joyce Turner Pat Peverely Cora Marshall Warren Cundnff Sandra Kelch Patty V l S Ll d Rudol h Rlchard Mules Carolyn Allen Janet Brown Ruth H8ldl'lCk Patty Lewsader e ma are oy p Crowder Lowell Vollcel Bob Smuth Duane Craycraft Dorothy Lynch Mable Watkins 3rd Row Mrs Riggs Durector Evelyn Rentz Kent Hughes Eldon France Henry Coleman Norma Hammond Warren Myers Marvin Dare Sue Mallet B-Bond Bottom Row George Straugn Denyse Craycraft Richard Keller Nancy Jones Mrs Rlggs Top Row Jeanegge Spring Danny Dunlap Mary Crlsp Bull Lawson Kay Hambrlght Judy Carltheus M0l'fl'I0 Peverly ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' ' x J . , 11 ' f-Qi: ' Y 1 sg: 1- 1 11 Y , l , I 1 l , . 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Mlxed Chorus R l Di M R owwawins rector rx lggs Marllyn McLain Georglanna Gouty Mary Lanham Carolyn McLain Edna Coleman Mable Row 2 T Y J C Gloria ,rcxslll OUYIQ oanne rowder Jean Crowder Patrlcaa Smith Carol Bowman Delores Rent: Donna Dunlvan R 3 H Cl Row 4 Fenrg Ro eman Dale Sure Junlor Owens Ruth Heldrlclr Wanda Cooper Bull Young Gary Vollmer Eldon Frqngg omnunce Lzrmolalgnrxlrliotzxi Jim Hogg Duane Craycraft Junlor Crowder Bob Smsth Warren Myers lrene Watluns Rlchard , A R Rhythm Band Row l Llndo Wlllon, Dlckie Lewsuader, Nancy Dunlap, Roger Wallace, Mlke Houston, Charlotte Kuger, Mary Ann Powell Dorothy Brown, Barbara Enghouxen, Carol Spandau Row 2 Mrs. Goff, Duane Mycrott, Ronnie Wrlson, Eddie Dunlap, Dorothy Cook, Teddy Slayton, Sondra Congleton, Johnny Fox, Jvmmy Sheets, Rachel Lawson, Tommy Kendnck, Mrs Snoddy Row 3 Chuck Dunlvan, Billy Hervey, Robert Watt, Shirley Wallace, Jimmy Hughes, Clara Fortner, Sherry Smith, Susan Dunlvan, Stewart Crane, Sandra Stevenson, Sharon Stevenson Row 4 Mrs Riggs, Parl Molyneux, Carol Moudy, Jean Bartell, Jlmmy Burk, Jerry Sollars, Bobby Kunkle, Rodney Ohl, Nancy Goodwin, Sherryl Otto, Gary Newport, John Dunham, Donny Freed ' 2 .- - .,, ' . 3 1,4 . 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I I I I ' 4 - l L V L Q L 'V 'FQ-1 Glrls Chorus Left to right lst row C Marshall C Duprlest M Wood I Watkins W Strawser S Hathway N Hammond C Allen D Marshall R Hendrick 2nd row Ms Rl gs Durector J Wllson J Brown S Wllson M Jarred G Gouty C McLain M McLain B Cook E Co eman 3rd row M Osborn l Swom D Dunnvan T Young G Maxwell B Mules C Alderson S Turner S Mallet M Lanham row S Jenks D Rentz Kaiser l Kages Spandau C Bowman J Crowder L Lawson F Lawson R Current M Wilson J Abernathy Sth row B Hu hes A Harper W Cooper C Allen S Vollmer P Cundaff S Ohl J Crowder J Hallowell P Smlth M zlatklns J McCord Q1 PC Boys Chorus Row l, Mrs Rlggs Director, Lloyd Rudolph, Duane Jenks, Henry Coleman, Ronald Crowder, Kent Hughes, Duane Mortln, Fred French, Mabel Watluns Puanxst Row 2, Wullle Young, Harley Sore, Marvln Dare, Eldon France, Richard Denhart, Dale Sare, Jr Owens Raw 3, Gary Vollmer, Lowell Volkel, Charles Shaw, Crus Hughes, Jum Hegg, Richard Crowder, Warren Cundlff, Jr Ramey Richard France Row 4, Floyd Richardson, Joe Woods, Lloyd Glover, Rex Crowder, Bob Smith, Douglas Hendrick, Warren Nyers, lvan Pass, Duane Craycraft I - ,ig ' . 1 I 1 J , - A ' . 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S i 1 D I Ig ' j W -A J' 3 A 'X ' A , - K - N . lx Y' I A 9 f 3 1 I E V I - X Q, e . 4 iq! , ' , . 1 1' 1, 5 N 71 GLM Junlor Play Cast Bottom Row Shirley Jenks John Brown John Abernathy Director Mrs Laughlin Letty Abernathy Georgnanna Gouty Marilyn McLarn Top Row Delores Marshall Robert Riley Warren Myers Ivan Ross Norma Hammond Charles Shaw Charlotte Allen On the night of Nov 7 the yumor class presented the play New Shoes Each and everyone of the actors had a lotof funpresentmgtheur play Wnth the proceeds from their play combined wlth their concession money they are guvmg a receptaon for the sensors at Crawfordsvulle The characters and actors were as follows Warren Myers George Greene Marnlyn McLaun Francine Norma Hammond Mrs. Greene Ivan Ross Pembrooke John Brown Wnllae Letty Abernathy Della Leonard John Abernathy Cooley Robert Qrley Elmer Dobbs Charlotte Allen Florence Georglanna Gouty Agnes Fairchild V , . .4 A X, A l X . . , 0 , -f 1 U XI . 'J' - Q . W av 7: X ,sf r .1 Y I- ,., iq . F V, x , sv , ' nt , , A 1 I 1 ' I 1 I 1 I I I . . . H ' I I II v I . . . '45 151 f' Rex Crowder, Jr. Boys Choms, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 2-3-45 Musical, 2-3-45 Track, l-2-3-4, Football, l-2-3-4, Baseball, I-2-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-4' President 4' Secy Treas 3 V Pres I2 ia-p Your Fingers Crossed 3 The nn! Brats, 4 Most Athletic 4 Echoes 4 Most Scholastic Girl Joanne Crowder s Chorus l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Musical l 2 3-4 GAA l 2 3 Secy Treos 4 Richard France 23-4 Musical 23-4 Baseball 12 Track l 2 3-4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball I23-4 Quartet 3 Vice President 4 Eggp Your Fingers Crossed 3 The Funny Brats 4 Echoes 4 Most Musical 4 Y Keep Your Flnqers Crossed 3 Echoes4 Most Pleasmg Personality The Funny Brat, 4 1 , , I . ., 5 . ., - , K e .... I ..........f I ..- Fu 5 . ', g , 1 ' ,- .' ., Boys Chorus, 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, - 1 ' , - 1 , - 5 ' , - - 2 - - - 1 - - : , 5 ' . I I C- . .lv 5 i -if 5 . I i I Patricia Smith Girls Chorus l-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Musical l-2-3-4 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 Keep Your Finggs M Funny 4 Echoes 4 Most Scholastic 4 Shirley Ohl Girls Chorus l-2-3-4 Musical l-2-3-4 GAA l-2-3-4 Echoes 4 Us Em 5522 4 Crossed 3 Lester Rector Football l-2-3 Basketball l-2-3 Trackl Keep- Your Fingers Crossed, 3 The Funny Brats, 4 Echoes 4 Most Pleasing Personalty 4 Edna Coleman Girls Chorus l-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Musical 'l-2-3-4. Quartet, 3 Secy.-Treas., l Class Clown 4 Imafmnx me 4 Mcry Lanham Girls Chorus l-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Musical l-2-3-4 GAA l-2-3-4 Track l-2-3-4 Maiorette- 2-3-4 Yell-leader 4 Floyd Richardson Basketball l-2-3-4' Bend 2' Track I-2-35 Baseball l-2-3-4' Boys Chorus 2-3-4' Mixed Chorus 2-3-4' Musical 2-3-4' Keep Your Fingers Crossed 3' E Funny Q15 4' Echoes 4' Most Likely fo Succeed 4 Girls Chorus I2 3 4 Musical l 2 3-4 Magoretfe 'I 2 3-4 Drum Frances Lawson Malorefte Track l A 2 3- Echoes 4 Secy Treas 2 Most Afhlehc 4 Yell leader 3-4 The Funny Brats 4 Peggy Allen Malorefte I Muslcal I The Funny Brats, 4 Q I 1 I I I I I ,- I I , . I ' ' ' I . I I ' ' I l 1 ' ' I , 4g , -2-3-4g G.A. . l- - 45 , 5 ' 'I I I I I ' I -1 lil Lil. I '21, W! 'Y A Phyllls Cundlff Girls Chorus I 2 3-4 Muslcal I2 3 4 A Band I 2 3 4 A I Keith Wood Football I Baseball 3 4 Track 2 3-4 Basketball I Echoes 4 The Funny Brafs, 4 Class Clown 4 Irene Watkins Glrls Chorus I 2 3-4 Mixed Chorus I 2 3-4 A Band I 2 3-4 Musical I 2 3 4 Keep Your Fnnqers Crossed 3 GAA I E cho es 4 ff' x I Janus Hollowell Girls Chorus I2 3-4 Musical I 2 3-4 Pres 3 Keeg Your Fnnqers Crossed 3 Echoes 4 Most Lnkely to succeed 4 Gloria Maxwell Girls Chorus l-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Musical l-2-3-4 Maiorehe l-2-3 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 V ice-President 3 Mabel Watkins ur s Clwor l 2 34 Mixed Chorus 4 2 3-4 A Band 12 3-4 Musical l 2 34 Quartet 3 GAA I Keeg Your Fingers Crossed 3 D A P award Most Musical 4 Keeg Your Fingers Crossed 3 Rexanna Current Girls Chorus l 2 3-4 Musical l 2 3 4 Rebecca Houston 1 A ,lf Y if N GI -- 2 - - I - - , . - I g K , 1 x I I I , , .-.I ' l. -X ph.. -. 1 .',, ' ' . ' . , 1... s' ., 1' Q -' s .. - .v ' .c',':' A .. - '- Class Will I Peggy Allen will to Charlotte Allen the privilege to open or close the assembly window and rr? Iivelfor Bookkeeping to any underclassman who is strong enough to battle it through for a year o sc oo V I: Edna Coleman, will my 5 ft IO inches to Norma Hammond and my long curly hair to Shirley o mer I Rexanna Current will my ability to not get Bookkeeping to Cora May Marshall my long hair to Marilyn McLain, and my seat in study hall to Bonnie Hughes I Janis Hallowell will my sunny seat In the assembly to Georgranna Gouty and my love for washing dishes in Home Ec class to Delores Marshall I Rebeccah Huston, will the privilege or rather duty of closing and opening the four front win dows in the assembly to Betty Bushue I Gloria Maxwell will my long hair to Wanda Strawser and all of my ex boyfriends to Judy Abernathy INow that I don t need them any more I I Shirley Ohl will my tenms shoes to any underclassman who thinks she has large enough feet to wear them and my likeness for bookkeeping to any poor lunlor who may need it I Lester Rector will my old broken ruler to Lowell Volkel and my ability to dry dishes In the lunch room to any underclassman I Irene Watkins will my hot seat by the radiator to any rumor, and my bookkeeping books practice sets, and pens to any gumor who can work them better thm I straight A s in math to Johnny Brown I Keith Wood, will my ability to play hookey and not get caught to Butch Jarred, and to Robert Riley all my old gurl friends at Mattoon I Joanne Crowder will my love for school to anyone who needs it and my Psychology book to any one who wants It Iprovudmg they take good care of ntl I Phyllis Cundrff will my natural music ability to Thelma Jones and m, practice setsftc my lunnor who thinks they can work them I Fran Lawson will my battered up baton and malorette boots to Sonna Turner and my love for Ford Cars to Ronnie Crowder I Mary Lanham will my scarred up seat in the assembly to anyone who can tell it from the others, and my love for motorcycles to Charles Dunham I Rex Crowder Jr will my desire to play football and basketball to the sophomore boys, and my last seat In the assembly to Ivan Ross if he gets here ln time to get it I Floyd Richardson, will my liking of basketball to Jim Hegg, and my ability to get into trouble un my last year of school to Lloyd Glover I Patricia Smith will my love of studying to Charles Hayworth and my silent personality to Iona Swim I, Richard France will my 'ob as editor of the annual to anyone in the lunlor class who would like to be kept busy I ' ' 1 n . I . . ' I . a I , . . . , I , I ' Il If - . I I 4 I . I I I I I I I I ' I . I . . . , I I . I . . . , I . . . . . I . , . . . . . I . I, Mabel Watkins, will my light complexion and hair to Judy Wilson, and my ability for making II 1 F ll 1 I , . . . I I . . - I , . I . . . . - 1 I I ' I 1 1 ' I D I I 'I I . . . . I . . Q . - - ' ' ' ' . I e u e I v ' . l I v 1 4 ' ' ' MVIS Myers Garrard Balmer Adams Huffman Mrs Laughlin Mrs Coleman Miss Howard Miss Kelavos Peggy Allen Gloria Maxwell Joanne Crowder Phyllis Cundiff Rex annq Currant iewmrd Fr Qnce Janis Hallowell Reb ecca Houston Mary Lanham Fr ance s Lawson Shirley Ohl Lester Rector Floyd Richardson Patricia Smith Irene Watkins Mable Watkins Keith Wood Edna Coleman PERSDNA Nickname Coach Slnrkey Q Huffy oe Scotty yn Sunshine 8 Kmy i ex Frenchie Jams Becky Mert Fran Shirley es OY a an Maybel la Woody Eddie L PAGE ilbbl Go o Reading Chickens Fish: ng Raising Roses Reading Skating Dancing Reading Crocheting Reading Sewing Reading Singing Dancing Writing Letters Skating Swimming Playing Plano Dancing Skating Talking Singing Music Girls Singing Mr- Bill If Mr. G If Mr. ' Mr. C t ' Mr. ' ' ' . - T . . . M , P g ' Jo ' Rex Crowder, Jr. Sam Skating . . PHI . R . L . . H ' n s n P t ' , J . . Favorite Expressron Alrtght Nuts Alftghr Sum Htll Certal nly Undoubtedly Heaven Sakes My Goodness Frddle dee dee Good Grref My Land Faked Out Shoot Gosh Mama Meya For Pete s a Oh Shoot Good Grref Jemony Whrz Gee Gosh Holy Cow Doggone Good Gravy 6 For Goodness Sakes Well Boy Yhew 0, Dear Ambltlon Retrre to a lrfe of ease Retire Wan the State Tourney Retrre Retire Get A Doctor Degree Llve In South West Travel Worldwide To become quret seruous ultimately a genius Be a good housewife To get a good rob Travel around world Be a stenographer Become a nurse an Be an engrneer not the rallroad klnd To marry a certam soldier Get out of school Own a motorcycle Set up a lemonade stand rn the desert Be a good housewlfe Become rlch Not to get rn the Army Travel Around world Learn to sung sharp Instead of flat Be a musrc Evangellst Own a new Cadrllac To grow up Cause of Death School teachrng old Age Heart failure rn close ball game Teaching school Gradlng papers Cancer Lrve too long Plaid skrrts wrth flowered blouses Frnger snappmg chrldren Heart stop beatmg Worry Heart ceased functlonmg Practlce sets Bookkeeping Worry Bookkeeping Government Speed Demons Trying to stay alrve Secretarial tralnlng Over eatmg Hlt by a drunken cab driver In an Inverted bathtub Hurrylng Wrutrng nightly letters Choruses that sung flat Heart Stopped Heart qurt on me - - - i . 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Oh Nuts Leave Perrysville Speeding Cars n 6 o ' J Y S k 1 n o CLASS PROPHECY Pat Smlth IS the world s most famous lournallst She s an old mald but not for long Gloria Clore IS keeplng house an Crawfordsvllle for her sailor who fmally made rt back Rexanna Current IS a registered nurse at a famous hosprtal rn Chicago Irene Watkins IS lrvlng ln Anderson golng to college and keepmg house for her husband, who as a mlmster Joanne Crowder IS secretary for the famous man Henry Ford Jr , although she IS married to a school teacher Mary Lanham IS a prlvate nurse but she dndn t let that interfere wrth married llfe Richard France has entered college takrng an engrneerlng course but he IS also marrled and his hobby IS farmlng Frances Lawson IS now married and IS teaching her krds to be acrobats. .lams Hallowell IS flnally talking to her solduer across the breakfast table Instead of sending letters Phyllls Cundlff has lost her quietness and IS a bookkeeper besides being a housekeeper Junior Crowder IS an expert skater at an :ce revlew ln lndlanapolns where all the gurls are stlll chasrng hlm Mabe' Wat' ms IS graduating from Moody Buble lnstltute with the hrghest honors ever to be achieved Keith Woods IS the world's most famous comedian and IS now In New York Cnty Shirley Ohl IS keeping house for her husband and two chrldren on a farm near Kingman Rebeccah Houston IS a housewife now and she IS llvmg on a farm of course, where she keeps house for her farmer Lester Rector IS working rn the Steel Mills at Gary and IS now drrvmg a flashy new Buick around Edna Coleman has a lab at the Museum of Sclence and lndustry ln Chlcago selling souvenirs. She stall rs undecided about her man, though Floyd Richardson IS one of the famous basketball players at the Unlversuty of llllnols but that doesn t take all of has time away from hrs home and wufe Peggy Allen IS a career woman now and as a typlst for the famous Metropolitan movle company rn Hollywood - - 1 . . 1 , . I . . . 1 . . I I I 1 ' . . 0 I I . . , . . v ,Q Q5.. vk ' . . . 1 . . . 1 . . - - . . The ECHOES staff of 1953 consusted of the followmg Seated left to right Patrlcla Smith business manager lrene Watkins typlst Frances Lawson edltor of photography Richard France edntor In chief Rex Crowder Jr ,sports edutor Floyd Rnchardson typlst standnng left to right Joanne Crowder clrfulatnon manager Shirley Ohl assistant clrculatlon manager Phyllls Cundlff assistant advertlslng manager Jams Hallowell assistant advertlslng manager Keith Wood assistant advertnsnng manager Lester Rector advertlsmg manager Dear reader We the ECHOES staff of l953 hope you engoy readnng thus book of remem berance as we have engoyed rraklng It Those of you who graduated from P H S wlll recall as you read It the happy, youthful and also unhappy days that you have spent here We will remember lt as a symbol of frlendllness as well as a place of educatnon Aug Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept ct ct ct ct ct ct ct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov ec Dec Dec Dec Dec ec Dec an GD an dll an GI1 an Jan CALENDER l952 S3 Flrst day of school' Back to school for good today Elected cheer leaders Results Fran Lawson Mary Lanham Norma Hammond and Charlotte Allen G A A started selllng magazines today Flrst football game at Rockvllle Score I9 l9 Richard France elected Edutor IU chief of The Echoes Football game at Covington Won 38 37 Senior plctures taken today Football game with Cayuga here We won 24 20 Football game wuth Rockville here We lost 52 32 Football game wlth Homer Ill here We lost 28 8 Football game at Walllamsport We won 26-25 Sensor proofs came today Oh my goodness' Football game at Cayuga We won l4 8 Football game at Attica We lost 25 l4 Homecomsng football game wlth Covlngton here We won 21 l5 Homecoming Queen Charlotte Allen Attendants were Joanne Crowder Sue Mallet and Janet Brown Dance followed un gym sponsored by sensors Grade School Fall Festival Band at Bloomlngton Ind Teacher s lnstltute Sensor scrap drnve Teacher s lnstltute Football supper at Methodist Church Jr Play tickets on sale today Jr Class play New Shoes a real success Flrst basketball game at Dana We lost 57 40 Football boys at Chlcago Basketball game Newport here We lost 57 54 Jr class rings are here Aren t they pretty Basketball game at Hillsboro Lost 5l 42 Thanksglvlng Vacatlon Thanksgiving Vacation PTA Skatmg party Basketball game at St Bernice We lost 49 46 Basketball game at Newport We won 46 43 Basketball game wlth Tangler here We won 52 42 Grade School Christmas Program Chrlstmas Program by Mussc Dept Out of school for vacatuon Basketball game at Covington We lost 69 40 Ballgames at Kingman Perrysvllle vs Kingman Won 46 45 Perrysvnlle vs Cayuga Lost 55 53 Back to school from vacatlon Skatmg party at lllum Basketball game at Wlngate postponed untul Jan 27 Basketball game wlth West Lebanon here We lost 55 53 Group pactures taken for annual today 22 23 24 Vermllllon Co Tourney at Clmton Perrysvulle vs Hlllsdale We lost 44 4l Basketball game at Wmgate We lost 69 62 .28 - ' . .2 - . .3 - . : , , .4 - ' ' . .5 - ' ' . - . .9 - . . -.-. . .l2 - ' . - . .l5 - ' ' . .l6 - ' . - . .l9 - ' ' . - . .23 - ' , . . -. .26 - . . .27 - ' . . O .3 - . -. O .IO - '. - . O .l4 - ' ' ' . - . O .l7 - ' . O .l8 - ' , . O .23 - ' ' . ' ' O .24 - ' ' . .28 - ' . .3 - . ' . .7 - . , . Nov. ll - Armistic Program today by band. School out at ll:00. .14 - ' . - . .15 - . ' . I' .ll - . . - . .24 - . ' . ' ? .26 - ' . - . .27 - ' . .28 - '. D .2 - ' . .5 - . '. - . .l2 - . - . .l6 - ' ' . - . .l8 - ' . D .l9 - ' ' . ' . .23 - ' . - . J .l - ' . ' ' . - . J .5 - ' . J .6 - ' J .7 - ' ' . . J .9 - ' . - . J .l5 - ' . J .2l- - - - ' ' . ' . ' ' .' .27 - ' . - . an Fe Fe he Fe Fe e Fe Fe Nar Mar ar Mar Mar Mar Mar ar Apr pr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr pr Apr May rviay May Nay May May ilay May May Nay May Polio penetit Dance in gym Band concert Basketball team at Terre lnaute Baske Hall game with Rockville here We lost 74 63 BasketLalI aane witl Veedersburg here We lost 47 44 ketla Ii game with Williarrsport at Kingman We lost 6 atinj oa tv at Baske hall game with Cayuga here We won 43 33 Sectional Tourney begins No school Sectional Tourney at Attica P ville vs Veedersburg We won 51 :J Sectional Tourney P ville vs Covington We lost 56 48 7 8 grade presented trophy they won at tourney to the school Seniors meet Wlft Army Navy Air Force Seniors out getting advertisements tor Annual Friday the 13th Better watch out' Tickets on sale for musical Look at the early birds Musical riusical called off because ofthe tragic cleath of Dale Allen Safe a memher of the musical cast School dismissed at 11 lc for the funeral of Dale Allen Sore Spring Vacation Spring Vacation Dana St Bernice here Trackmeet Called off because of rain Alumni skating party at Illini Cayuga P ville Clinton at Cayuga Track meet Cayuga Qelays Newport here Track meet Cayuga Covington here Track meet 7 8 track meet with Cayuga here Co Track meet PTA skating party .lr 5. Sr Reception at Crawfordsvalle Baseball at Cayuga Sr class play The Funny Brats Big success Baseball Cayuga here Last day of school for seniors accallouret Commencerr ent Semester Exams No school Last day of school for everyone J .30 - A .1 , A . . A . b.3 - tu A 'A 1 A . . A - . b. 6 - it Ag 1 A w . - . F h. I3 - Bas 2 a A 1' A A A A i A . A 6-42 b. I7 - Sk Ag, rd lllini. b.2O - f ' s . A - . F b. 26 - .A A . b. 27 - - A A . A A . -3A. - b.28 - A - A A A . - . i .9 - - . .li - A Al - - A . M .i2 - A A 1 A . . i3 - A . . Mar. I7 - Skating party at lllini. . 23 - A A . A' A AA. A .27 - '- . .28 ' Av A A , lvA .3l ' A A IJ . . . 3 - A A . A . 6 - A A . . 8 - , . A , . . A . .9 - A A A A. .16 - I ' ' , ' . . .18 - i- . .21 - . . . 22 - , A . . A .23 - - . A . . 25 - 'A . . AA 5 - A . A 8 - . . A A . 12 - . i I5 - . AA AA. A . A' 19 - . . . 22 - A . l 24 - E3 . 25 - I . 26 - . i 27 - . ix iii QV MF? sf V with WWQZLJ MWJM 23? 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