Thorntown High School - Exode Yearbook (Thorntown, IN)

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L QA rv? 111 -I 1111, 'igq22Q ' 662144 Qfwtofzq In the fall of 1947 there were 26 Green Freshmen who entered the halls of T H S We gained as new members to our class Marvin Ginn, Carl Linton Joe Ramsey Bob Stockton, John Redman Wendell Hiland and Irene Griffin We lost a total of 7 After a few weeks of bowing down to the commands of the Stately Seniors, we finally settled down to work We enjoyed two class parties that year and sponsored a dance entitled nThe Valentine Ball' Our officers were Pres Marvin Ginn Vice Pres John were Mrs Long and Mr Owens We began our Sophomore year with an enrollment of 26 On our Journey through T H S we gained B111 York and lost Joan Veach, Barbara Lloyd and Marlene Baugh Our officers were Pres Carolyn Mounts, Vice Pres John Redman, Sec'y and Treas Barbara Lloyd Mrs Cline and Mr Owens were our sponsors At the beginning of our Junior year we gained Frank Painter and lost Agnes Joseph and John Redman This was a busy year for us One of our activities was selling popcorn, candy and cokes at home ballgames We gave our Junior Play entitled 'Boys About Bobbette' which was a success We held the Junior and Senior Reception at Turkey Run Our officers were Pres Joe Ramsey, Vice Pres., Marvin Ginny Sec'y. and Treas., Carl Linton. Mrs. Fall and Mrs. Long were our sponsors. At last we are Seniors and can be looked up to by the under classmen. During this final year of our career in T.H.S. we gained Joe Macy and Guy Ford and lost Frank Painter which left us as a graduating class of 24. Our officers for this year are,Pres. Joe RamseygV1ce Pres., Marvin Ginng Sec'y. Leanna Mitchell, and Treas., Jack Crouch. Mrs. Gadsin and Mr. Piety are our sponsors. Finally we have completed our high school career, sad to think we cannot return next fall but satisfied to think we have done our best to help make T.H.S. what it is. As we depart we wish to thank our faithful teachers for their kind and sincere efforts to prepare us for our future work. - f 6 Redman, Sec'y., and Treas., Leanna M1tchell.O0r sponsors l I l

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7 - 5 f fffg 60144 70cZZ We, the Seniors of the Class of 1951 of Thorntown High School, belng of reasonably sound mind and body do here by will and bequeath said art1cles,actions,and abilities in the following manner To Helen Bowen,Jack Crouch wllb his ability fo reform from throwing paper wads To Donnie Gant,Marv1n Ginn wills his qu1et,unassum1ng manner To Carl Sloan, Jack Stout wills his height To Jack Cravens, Jack Clouser wills his popularity with the Frankfort girls CBP To Eddie To Betty fingernails To Nancy COBB To Norma To David Pen1ck,L1nda Stultz wills her talkativeness Stackman Carolyn Mounts wills her long in case she ever needs protection Plety, Joe Macy wills his 8 A M ice cream Kincaid, Pat Price wills her shortness Southworth, Benny Osborne wills his cautious driving To Marlene Chambers Wilma Hampton wills her ability to keep a man To Barbara Sallee, Marilyn Kincaid wills her interest in ball players To Bob Linton, Carl Linton wills his basketball suit for his last year To John Nay, Guy Ford wills his bashfulness. To Walter Richey, Donnie Allen wills some of his freckles to hicb his blushes. To Carolyn Ruckle, Virginia Coffman wills her sedate- RCSB. To Gene James, Jake Kincaid wills his Senior Cords, providing he will not wash them. To all students, Lewis Beesley wills anything they can get from him. To Chub Warmoth, Bill York wills his adeptness in keeping ahead of the teachers. place Dover To Lester Fairfield Joe Ramsey wills his old parking out by the Sugar Creek Gravel Pit. Bill Worth Norma Moore wills her successful diet. Richard Wait, Richard Way wills his success with girls. Glen Coffman, Viola McDonald wills her ability to stay in her seat during assembly periods. . To Doris Davis, Leanna Mitchell wills her steady dating of one man To Floyd Fairfield, Devon Moody wills a brake for his To , To , To