State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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uniafz. param - 1946 The graduating class of l947 had its Junior Prom on June 7, l946. A banquet preceding the prom was enjoyed by the Junior Class and faculty members. Fred Cizek's orchestra played for the dance, The most important event of the evening was the crowning of Prom Queen Barbara Goodwin. ln the picture you see seated, left to right: Carol Taflinger, Frances Lemaire, Bar- bara Goodwin lqueenl, Pat McCarthy, and Naia Chopson. Their escorts reading left to right are: Jack Watson, Charles Funcannon, Bill Lumsdon, Don Turner, and John Anthony.

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Glen Wd! John Anthony, will my quiet ways to Denzil Adams. Jim Austin, will my trumpet tc Harry James. Lloyd Burke, will my shoulder pads to Harry Wilson. Naia Chopson, will my way with men to Mickie Butland. Ralph Courtney, will my bashfulness to Mr. McDougal. Bill Denehie, will my voice to Betty Ball. Lyle Disney, will my gold tooth to the U. S. Treasury. Owen Harbour, will my basketball to Don McKillop, Jean Harden, will my old Flames to Barbara Harden. Jim Harris, will my dancing ability to Don Vickers and Jerry Schnell. John Harris, will my steadies to Wilfred Miller. Myrna Hylton, will my personality to Paul Pilant. Charles Kintz, will my week-end romances to Marian Pettus. Mickie Kor, will my technique to Bob Truttier. Frances Lemaire, will mv shyness to Frances Crowell. Alfred Lloyd, will my physique to Frank Jarvis. Gordon McCarthy, will my height to Frank Hughes. Lucille McKillop, will my dancing ability to Joanna Pilant. Mary Nasser, will my perfect English to Miss Gillum. She can find someone who needs it Otto Palmer, will my musical talent to all who need it. Rosedeana Robertson, will my dimples to Wilma King. Wilma Ross, will my quietness to Marilyn Abbott. Abbiegail Roundtree, will my jokes to Jerry Beaushausen. Lois Sloan, will my perfect attendance to church to all heathens. Helen Sparks, will my gum to John Council. Marie Starrett, will my mental ability to Einstein. Carol Taflinger, will my love for travel to Miss Clark. Morris Walters, will my way with women to Nelson Stephens. Jack Watson, will my stage fright to Kilroy. Irene Wilson, will my sweet ways to Bob Hecklesburg. Jack Wilson, will my rcven hair to Rose Bridwell.

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Zlfeflaiwz' dh uJe'7a... Jim Martin, who placed second in the constitution oratorical contest. The Voice Of The People heard over W.B.O.W. every Monday afternoon at 4:30. I Lyle Disney for his excellent work with the basketball team, and for making a place on the 'Western Conference team. Mary Nasser for winning the D.A.R. award for good citizensihp. The Junior Varsity team which finished the season as city champions among B teams. Mrs. Bolt for producing and directing the school plays. Miss Temple and Mr. Headdy for a job well done in having sponsored the senior class. The casts of The Tinker, and Tiger House for their long and difficult task in pre- senting these two plays. . Our cheer leaders for working so arduously during our basketball season. The seniors that started to Statc in the first grade and have been here until their gradu- ation, namely, Jim Harris, John Harris, and Mary Nasser. Others who started here in the first grade, attended other schools, but who are graduating from here are Jean Harden, Marie Starrett and Lois, Sloan. Jack Watson for so diligently working for 5 or 6 years as technician in the Sycamore Theater. He worked with the Sycamore players also. Eileen Bonney and Rosedeana Robertson for placing first in the vocal solo contest at Greencastle. The girls' and boys' ensembles that placed first in the vocal contest at Greencastle. The band ensembles that placea first in the contest at Greencastle. Those musicians who entered the Greencastle contest but were unable to place first. Better luck next time. The groups that went to all-state chorus at Indianapolis. Frances LeMaire, who had one of the leading roles in the Community Theatre perform- ance of Desert Song. Those who were elected to the National Honor Society. Students who have a record of perfect attendance. Carol Taflinger and Mary Lillian Hughes, whose papers were submitted to the national contest on United Nations. Miss Williams, who did so much work for the yearbook. God is its author, and not man, He laid The keynote of all harmonies, He planned All perfect combinations, and He made Us so that we could hear and understand. -Brainard. Let not the man be trusted that hath no music in his soul. --Shakespeare. On the opposite page you may find Lois Sloan, Carol Talflinger, and Marie Starrett at an early age.