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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
2
A fragmented yearbook-style entry profiles multiple Carthage High School students with varied plans, activities and hobbies. It notes business college ambitions, nursing school paths, and potential college choices, alongside extracurriculars such as band, chorus, DAR representation and yearbook roles.
Vice president activities list shows involvement in Band six or seven years and Chorus two years with Elinas one year. Band librarian one year. FFA chapter sweetheart three years. Majorette one year. Cheerleader three years. Office help one year. Hobbies include dancing swimming skating bowling. Plans to continue teaching dancing.
A Ca Hi Ana yearbook page lists activities including Band chorus Thumbelinas senior class play and 4H Club seven years. It notes journalism roles, sports such as varsity basketball cross country and bowling, and plans to attend Ball State University for business with CPA aims.
The fragment lists roles as vice president and treasurer of Honor Society and membership in multiple teams including baseball basketball track and cross country. It also mentions hobbies watching sports listening to radio and golf and references plans to attend Butler University with unclear dates and additional garbled notes about activities and individuals.
A long view of Carthage High School from 195? to 1965 notes drill instructors and a growing list of privates corporals sergeants lieutenants and captains. It highlights graduations and thanks to Principal Byron Smith and sponsors Sue Land and Dan Purtee.
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