Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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' 57. 'a'vlv:S :'9- '-if'-53 WC- 1- First Bow: Johnnie Henderson, Evelyn Alderson, Helen Coyperider, Ednr Mae heed, John Miller. Second Row: Shirley Spaulding, Helen Jackson, Wilma Mclntire, Vivian Orr. Third Row: Wilmer Harlow, Helen Nation, Robert McGraw, Ralph Love. Fourth Row: Payton Alexander, Robert Barr, Gerald Cooper, Robert Shuck. Fifth Row: lilbcrt Jones, Dewainp Pumphrey, Darrell Shock. Members absent: Margaret Mott, Beryl Garner, Madeline Henry 'if -i.. . '4'WvF'0-'fi-QFWI' ,, ifipi-.gm'i+i3.L .

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CLASS OFFICER? President ----M--N ----- Gilbert Jones Vice-president -- ------ Madeline Henry Secretary --me--N ----- - Ralph Love Treasurer J--n--u ----- Q Gerald Cooper Sponsor --------------- Mr. Higgins Sophomore bless hesume' Hore's to you, Sephomores of P.H.S.I May you continue through lift ss successfully as you nrve come thus fer. I am here to toll of the things that are pest! but I never- thol-ss have hijh Hopes tor the future. I :emvmoor little of our first two yefrs in this school as I Wes here only 3 short sims. A hiQLliLht of our third yerr was the difficulty which we had in getting here, ocesuse pert of the time the elem- ents snow, sleet, ond rein made the roads almost impesssble In the fourth year, as we began to take up more tasxs, the time Seemed to pass more sviftly. In the fifth year we learned soncs end gems in eaoition to our roeulrr worx. Bong! Thzt was our 6th year of schocl whey Gerald Liueopck was trying to scare e little knowltdjo into us. He also tfught Us the manly srt of pleying DFSK6tDEll. Ani then! Cur first year in the assembly! We had to learn to pass from oless to class withoit getting lost. Cf course, none of us was lost. In the eighth grade ovr most difficult task was breik- in5 Mr. yinebeex in to our system of work - a task mhioh we have not even gft completed. Freshmen! Now full-fleigei upper-classmen, even unto the initiation, at which we were treatei more like guests of honor than humble Freshmen. Ano now! Sophomoresg doinh our nest to become proud Seniors. It won't be long! Soil on! - Wilmer Harlow