Veedersburg High School - Pintus Yearbook (Veedersburg, IN)

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THE PlANTUS19-46 JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right-Jeanne Crane, Rex Frazee, ean VanHook, Gor- don Rainey, Jim Stonebraker, B0b4FlShQ'L Jane Marshall. Second row-Fauneil Smith, John Fleming, Wilbur French, Bill Mitton, Keith Smith, Norman Meeker, Parquita Hollcroft. Third row-Doi-is Keeling, Ray Anderson, Jackie Harper, Marie Rusk, Edith Miles, Carl Roark, Arden Keller. Fourth row-Pat Ludlow, Dottie Simpson, Dick Miller, Ruthe Jones, Clara Lowe, Richard Deardorff, Marjorie Knowles, Louise Dobbs, Norma Jeanne Weeder.

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Tl-IE PlNTus 1946 JUNIOR CLASS President ,,.,...,.,. -.,, .... - ..... Norman Meeker Vice-President ....,,................,..... ............ J ohn Fleming Secretary and Treasurer .,....4..... ........ D ottie Simpson Reporter ...A....,,A........................,................................,........... .,...... D ean VanHook Sponsors: Mr. Cade and Miss Leberer The juniors began in the fall feeling the increased responsibility for planning the busy year ahead. For the lighter side of life came the party in the home economics room in the first semester. To make money for the junior-senior reception was an ever present thought that called for real work. After much planning by sponsors and class members, in April the long awaited reception became a pleasant reality. The group of thirty- one eagerly look forward to the final year.

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THE PlNTUS1946 SOPHOMORE CLASS President ............... ......... M arion Teeguarden Vice-President ........ .......... - .......... - ........... Freda Pickett Secretary ........... .... - ..... N orma Lee Bechtelheimer Treasurer .......... - .......... - .......... r .... - ..... Marvena Shoaf Reporter ....................... - .......... n ............................ - .......... N... .... - ..... Barbara Holt Sponsors: Mr. Cronk and Miss Thomas. The sophomores seemed happy at having recovered from much teasing of the freshman year. One evening in October the class enjoyed a party at school. They have been a. busy group, sometimes hunting library books to read, other times sitting' on the brick wall in front, or just being soc- iable with their numerous friends in the hall and assembly. May these con- genial sophomores again be present one hundred per cent in the ranks of V. H. S.