Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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J. Akers J . Bays L. Beebe J. Biltz J. Blanchard S. Buis L. Coble P. Conley ]. Conley E. Cotton T. Flora M. Gregory T. Hill J, Howard E. Jefferson S. Keplinger R. Kerr J. Kilgore C. Lehman B. Manuel J. Moore M. Mosher N. Mowrey H. Qisley S. Outcelt S. Parker A. Phillips J, Pollock C. Reid D. Rood D. Rosbrugh L. Rutherford J. Shepherd E. Sloan M. Smith J. Snavely R. Stickney A, Stump B, Stump J. Stump M. Zorn T. Gates J. Ousley

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Robin Stickney Mike Gregory Ella Ree Sloan . Lynn Coble . Mr. Mowrey Miss Thompson Treasurer . . Vice-President Secretary . . President . . Sponsors . . The juniors of 1961-62 will long remember their hours of selling candy and Christmas cards. An- other money making project that will bring back memories was the fish fry during January. Susie Parker will always remember her reign as Basketball Queen. Many happy moments of their hayride and play practices will also be reminisced. JUNIOR CLASS

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Sponsor . . . Vice-President President . . . Treasurer , . Secretary . . Sponsor . . . . Mrs. English Raymond Slusher . John Rhoades . Anita English . Merry Parker . Mr. Faudree SOPHOMORES These are moments to remember . . . the sophomore girls winning the softball tourney. . . Ray- mond Slusher, the only sophomore on the All-County Basketball Team. .. Sharon Pequignot, lovely sophomore attendant to the Basketball Queen. . . the magazine sales ' party at Craig Langohr ' s. . .the Senior-Underclassman games we won. . . the $ we made selling magazines. . .the day we ordered our class rings. . . the day the prizes for the magazine sales arrived. . . the bowling party we had. . . the fun we had together in class and out. . .Jayne Tuttle and Sharon Weaver representing the Latin II class at contest, Jayne got 3rd. . . Wayne Slater coming back from Spanish contest with 3rd. . . Marlane Stump and Carolyn Griffith going to geometry. . . Becky Gebert, Sharon Weaver, and Jayne Tuttle elected varsity cheerleaders. . . Our class is like one big family, we stick together through thick and thin , one sophomore said seriously. . . We hope it will always be that way.