Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1949 volume:

Y Q i 9 .9 L n, .71z,a,LZ H 2 ,XX Jn AHS 1949 3 ""f " U :: W bfx T N if A E If 5 K f .N 5 UV' , d 9 1 ' ,, 'Q P 4 Xrecorcle as o Anderson e ' gi K, no in olclen em of N We, lwe moclern Iforfy-miners, sjcolae our claims for ourlfujcure years. -H115 is , in . 5 '- . , .R ,.' W., A - --,..- J ..-' z. W. J ,Lg P1 I 1 "'2,egi3 ' ' 435422 YT "l:.,"r'f, f'r"'?'5! . i' t ' .5 Q 5 ' .J V 'AJ' ' L -A , .. f .' - Vv 1".ef V av' ,.L,- , -. , df' ,.-. .. I '. l.lr:,, ,' , 2- 3 . 4 ' I A. Xi. ,U fa , J J I Ni' '15 l' -Ll ' JT' ' 'Z , -7' .. mx.- Qih ,I J, - . Q l .,'- r -, TI1 INDIAN ANDERSQN I-nel-I sc:-looL fNnderson,lndiana M, , 5 'Q X . I, me 5 L FE! F 24 !"x L L '?MMs f' Wwe, ww' Dale Louiso Jim Falge Bill Merlin Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assisianf Edilor Reno-mdem 0.6 the Meafzcfn Janice Rossin Jim Curreni' Hililes and Underclass Faculiy Virginia Lee Clubs and Seniors W Junior Jarreil' Morris Claypool Faye Broadwaler Alhleiics Ari Ecliior Faculfy --ai A Q i ? i EQ- A Q Gordon DeLanoy Jack Odell Bob Rigdon Ass'l'.Business Manager Phoiograplwer Allwleiics CCNTENTS FACULTY CLUBS ATI-ILETICS I-I LITES CLASSES SZFTIOVS JUDIOVS Soplwomores FVZSIWITICD ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX 1 Q ........ W 9 WA iv ha J lf. g 4fjh X! L. rg f ' 'F . gow. if-if W gp ? 5 ' 6 55 -w c v el as-ar m - , ff X X-- M' RN FOREWORD Gold! Gold! As +ha+ magic word rang +hroughou'r 'rhe na- 'rion fhousands upon fhousands of hardy folk pulled up s1'akes and s+ar+ed on fhe greaf wesrern migrafion. The one aim 'rhaf drove 'Them forward was 'lo locale somehow The precious mefal and bring riches 'lo rhemselves and lheir families. Their search became long and hard and few ever succeeded, bul- rheir srory became a legend-'rhey were 'Phe '49ers. A hundred years lafer fhousands of young people every- where were searching loo, bul' searching for somelhing far greafer and more valuable +han gold and all i+s riches. They were searching for 'rhe greafesl giff of all-knowledge, 'For only wi+h knowledge could fhey gain an unders+anding of 'rhe world aboul' l'hem and learn lo live and work wi'l'h 'lheir fellow men so fhaf +he world of +heir generafion mighi' be a beH-er one. They were +he searchers of I949- +he modern '49 ers. Here in Anderson fhe modern '49ers are represenfed by +he sfudenis of Anderson High School, parficularly 'l'he members of rhe class of I949, who achieved 'iheir goal, al' leasl' 'rem- porarily, fhis spring. This book is an affempi' +0 record some of The fhings lhal made up fhese '49ers' search for knowledge. As fhe searchers s'l'ar+ed iheir quesl' 'For lcnowledge, fhey were given a helping hand by lhe leaders who showed Them 1'he righl' pafhs and helped fhem along 'rhe way .... i , I 'raw 1 V I ,'- ,s A x ll I 9 I If 4 '4 x,' ZQ 06 ' 57 . g , it I F Eli N 115' Y' ' I: H9 5-'v SuperinTendenT A. R. Chadd I l l l l CoorclinaTor Enoch S. Drumm Principal S'Tanley F'orTer Jfdminflfttlzation Under The direcTion oT AR. Chadd. SuperinTenclenT oT Schools, all school acTiviTies are carried on. l-le is al- so an ex-oTTicio member oT The Board oT EducaTion, which is responsible Tor The supervision and improve- menTs oT The ciTy schools. H ATTer board member Noland Wrighr resigned This year, Paul Myers was appoinTed To Take his place. As The principal, STanley PorTer is more direcTly con- necTed wiTh The high school. Under his guidance. The sTudenTs and TaculTy are organized inTo an eTTicienT working body. LeTT To righT: A. R. Chadd lSuperinTendenTl, Glen Rogers, VicTor Riggs. Noland School Board WrighT, Townsend Albright Miss GerTrucle PloTner lSecreTaryl, RoberT George I0 Deans IT The job oT being dean were iusT one oT checlcing aTTendance and giving permiTs To sTudenTs, anyone or even a mechanical apparaTus would do. BuT a loT more is involved Than "rnoThering" and "TaThering" The sTudenTs while They are in school. lT 5omeThing is losT or iT a sTudenT iusT has "Troubles," The deans are always ready To give a helping hand. Miss Anderson's capabiliTy in her posiTion is well shown, Too, in The TacT ThaT she is Treasurer ol The STaTe Dean's AssociaTion. -fe-Q T, I-Toward ArmsTrong, Dean of Boys D. Mignon Anderson, Dean of Girls Douglass Brown, DirecTor of Counseling Services SieaTed: Miss Vafdevender, Miss Mul- lendore. STancling: Mr. McDowell. Mr. Beigh, Mr. Brown, Mr. Eilar, Mr. Roney. Counseling STaTT To exTend TurTher guidance To sTudenTs, The counseling sTaTT was organized. headed by Doug lass Brown. This group sponsored Two "college and career' days To give s+uden+s The opporTuniTy oT conTer- ring wiTh represenTaTives oT various colleges. Mr. Brown also served as presidenT of The ln diana AssociaTion of Deans and Counselors oT Librarian Mr. May Secre'I'aries Senior Mary Lou Wells and Miss Joan Wade assisleol Regislrar Mariorie Auslin in Jrhe high school office. Secrelary for The alhlelic office was Miss Belly Sizelove. Direc+or of Physical Educafion Facul+y Ticlcel' Manager Nurse iz .bpacnai 1:0 tudced, Early European hIsTory UnITed STaTes hIsTory geography American Problems CIVICS all oT These are class es In The soclal sTudIes deparTmenT One oT The mosT InTeresTIng evenTs connecTed wITh ThIs deparTmenT was a field TrIp To The General Assembly where J J Bailey an AHS TaculTy member was a represenTaTIve Mem bers oT The cIvIcs classes vIsITed The leg IslaTure whlle IT was In sessIon and ac Tually saw how bills are InTroduced dIS cussed and passed The model UnITed NaTIons Assembly aT Anderson College provIded exper TernaTIonal aTTaIrs EvenTs such as These help sTudenTs To beT Ter undersTand The worlc oT our own naTIon and encourage TurTher SGFIOUS sTudy EconomIcs IS anoTher sub1ecT TaughT In The socIal sTudIes deparTmenT The sTudenTs Wm i-L mosTly boys sTudy condITIons and laws ThaT aTTecT The producTIon dIsTrIbuTIon and con sumpTIon oT wealTh One oT The mosT InTeresT Ing phases IS The sTudy oT The sToclc marlceT I3 , , A Tieaaff' ' ' ' ' f , f V - ' N - I ' 2:5557 ' zz: 'I I I ' I ' ' ' fl' 1 l I l - r I I . - ' ' ' l in U . . . . - 7 , , 3-mill' . . . I . - g A u ' is I . . . Y V - V ' . . . . 5- 4 'WH Ience Tor delegaTes In The Tield oT In- gfudiou, gfudenis SM, ' I I I " SeaTed: Mr. Swift Miss LindsTrorn. Mrs. KITTerman, Mrs. Goss, Mr. Coffin. Siandingz Mr. Finney, Mr. Springer, Mr. Bailey. Mr. Helfrich, Mr. Fleenor, Mr. EasTerday, Mr. Davis ll-lead oT The Depart merITl, Mr. ArmsTrong, Mr. Early. v,- QQTW-, l .W , -.,..-., , , ,H , , -.. . . . ,, w ig , . I II l I ' ,, A A I I . I - I I ri " L: . Q A '. .. 6 Q asgzaa vii i . 1 . i .,,+.-- fan Seafedz Miss Campbell, Mrs. Hale, Miss Long, Mrs. Grahame lHeacl of fha Deparfmenfi, Miss Vandevencer, Miss Higman: Sranclingz Mr. Boyd, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Ervin. Noi piciured: Miss Miller, Miss Day, Mrs. Cruichiield, Miss Kendall. ' - , 5 Since a broad knowledge of our own moih- er Tongue is a requiremeni To communicaie eifeciively wiih our neighbors, a greai deal of emphasis is placed on English. Besides ihe regular liieraiure, composiiion, dramaiics. and speech classes. a new radio produciions class was iniroduced io ihe curriculum lasi year. This ' group worked wiih shori scripis under simulaied radio condiiions in preparaiion for programs over a local radio siaiion. Ben Ervin was in charge oi ihe siudeni publicaiion. Besides sup- ervising ihe weekly issues oi The "X-Ray." he also was ihe Taculiy adviser for Jrhe yearbook, and The liierary magazine. "The Liiile Chief". Ai ihe Indiana High School Press Associaiion conveniion. he X . served as regisirar. - The duiies of ihe English Teachers are noi' confined io Jrhe classrooms, loui oiien involve working exira Time wiih siudenis. Four of ihe speech and English Teachers- Miss Alice l-ligman, Miss Lois Long, Mrs. lConl'ir1ued on page I5l "L'arnin' The I4 .QPLQLLCCILZ baccence ln This deparTmenT many nnTeresTlng exper 1menTs are carried on in The physics and chem 1sTry classes One oT The mosT excnhng ones however deals w1Th The conducTion of elec TrnciTy Through The human body The chem1sTry laboraTory is also a scene oT acTlviTy during days oT work manuTacTurung a varleTy oT concocTlons and odous Household physics ns a very uselul sublecl Tor In This class The sTudenTs learn how To oper Sngemfa Evelyn Grahame and Ralph Boyd ass1sTed The commence menT speakers in preparing Their addresses As a TaculTy member oT The convocahon comm1TTee Mr Boyd coached The sTudenTs Tor The programs ThroughouT The year TsT The sublecTs in physical scuonce may seem dlTTzculT and unnecessary To an ouTslder buT In realuTy They are very useTul as a basis Tor TuTure college sTudy NOT only ThaT buT experlmenTs IH The laboraTor1es give The sTu denTs an opporTunlTy io apply The Theories and formulas learned Trom boolcs aTe and correcTly repair household appliances AT The spring meeT:ng oT The ChemlsTry and Physics Teachers oT Indiana Lowell Lee wa elecTed secreTary Treasurer for The ensuing year T ,,-1-11' T lConcluded Trom page l4l , I I , A I . ,- , lr - ' , 2 -4 ' ' . . SeaTefl: Mrs. Vermillion, Mr. Burns, Miss hur on. S'TanCling: Mrs, PresTon, Miss l-loslcins. I I I . . I . . - . . N . . . . . . W . . ll ' . H I U I I - I 1 ' - I 1 . . . - . I ' ' V "Junior EinsTeins, Inc." . , ' 3 - 'L l LeTT c righfz Mr. Slewarl. Mr. Lee, Mr. Horlon ll-lead of l-,fl T DeparTmenTl 9 ' , . T ,fl I5 mabhematicd, "How +o Cu+ a Pilel . . " Sealed: Mr. Sfoler, Miss Bowen, Mr. Milner. Slandung: Mr. Weaver. Mr.l-losierll'lead of In order +o carry on necessary every - day business lransacfions, il is essenlial lo know The fundamenlals of malhe- malics. Besides general malh. algebra, geomelry, Trig- onornelry. anol calculus are laughl for sluclenls who wanl furlher lrain- ing, perhaps, To meer C o l l e g e onlrance re- quiremenls. ll is ralher filling and proper +ha'r a facully member of The rnalhe- m a Jr i C s deparlmenr should be lhe school Jrreasurer, so Elgin Todd serves in Jrhis posilion. Deparfmenll, Mr. Brinson, Mr. Todd ' A I6 I3 wlagccae .ference The deparTmenT oT buologncal science oTTers The sTudy oT physuology zoologly physlol ogy oT narcoTlcs psychology and oT course biology ln The physiology classes sTu denTs learn The many processes ThaT Take place un The human body every day lllusTraTed by a slceleTon The sTudy oT anaTomy IS more easily accomplished f'NTTer sTudenTs have learned how The body causes Tor cerTaln behavior ln humans The physiology oT narcoTucs was TaughT Tor The second year This IS The sTudy oT The eTTecTs oT Tobaco liquor morphine barb1T uaTes and oTher narcoTlcs on The human being Animals Trom The TlnlesT amoeba To The mammoTh elephanT are The Topic oT recnTa Tron In The Zoology classes ln The advanced classes The dlsecTlon oT ghfr a Trog provides a TasclnaTmg experience Tor The sTudenTs bugs or amoeba In a hay Tuosln IS one oT The experlmenTs In The buology classes Through microscopes sTudenTs waTch The growTh danly Besxdes These many oTher dlT TerenT exper1menTs are carried on ln The classes During The school year many Tulms and slides are used In connecT1on wnTh The Teaching oT The sublecTs A large number oT boTTled spec nmens rs available and makes sTudylng more unTeresTung l I 7 ' T Il I I I ' T - V , , ll! V "Cau Unaw-are?" worlcs, The sTudy oT psychology explains The The observaTion oT The developmenT oT n n a II ll I J I l I I LeTT To righT: Mr. McDowell, Miss Mullenclore, Mr. Eilar, Mr. STuTsman, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Brown, Mr. Roney. M'isl3 H Palmer M R b F. GUCSH GFQSI' maids ConvocaTions would noT have seemed compleTe if The high school band under The direcTion oT Mr. Ren- cenloerqer had noT parTicipaTed, nor would ChrisTmas Time and oTher hol- "Swing IT, Chums!" idays have seemed The same wiThouTiChoral Palmer served as presidenT oT The Indiana Club singing iTs TradiTional songs. STaTe Choral Music AssociaTion. Besides direcTing all The vocal groups. Miss LeTT To qhT Mr. HalleT, Mr. L d y Mr.Ma fagety, Two dual-conTrol cars were donaTed This year To replace The old one, so ThaT more sTudenTs may now learn how To drive correcTly and saTely. 'Apprenfice Chaffeursn I8 g IIB 90-fnecgn, :Banguage The value of forengn language IS oflen over loolced bul nor In AHS Many of The words In lhe Englrsh language are derived from Lahn so a sludy of lhns language offers anofher way nn which 'ro gain a beller lcnow ledge of our own speech Spanish and French are also lmporranlr no+ only In Jrhe sense of spealcmg wllh world nelgh loors buf In belfer undersfandung of Jrhem 1io.u4,ePw-Kd 10,64 E 1 5 - . 5 V v "LaHn Sfyle" I 1 . . . .. . Il 0 I "Whaf's Cooking?" W , .f-- 1 2'-:H 3 . I9 "Muscle FacTory" 7-2FLg,4,icaZ Education While The mosT emphasis is placecl on The menTal Training, The need Tor phy- sical developmenT is realized, Too. NOT only do These classes keep sTuclenTs more physically TiT by calisThenics ancl exer- cises, buT also give The sTudenTs an op- I5'u,4,flneM, Education ln The business eolucaTion classes oT shorThancl, Typing, bookkeeping, and sales- manship, sTuclenTs geT The realisTic Train- ing ThaT is so essenlrial To success aTTer graoluaTion. Miss Brown, The deparTmenT head, was appoinTed by The STaTe DeparTmenT To serve as chairman oT revision oT sTaTe Seeded: Miss Brown, Sfanclings Mr, Lyons, Mr. Bowen, Mrs. fxuslin, Mr. PearT, Mrs. Railsback, Mr. Beigh. porTuniTy To parTicipaTe in acTive sporTs such as baslceTball, volley ball, baseball. ancl Traclc. Below: Mrs. DioTricl1, Mr. Bonge, Mrs Lamberl .c,. , T v "Ah-ah! No lsaciz-spacing!" course oT sTuoly in business educaTion, and Mr. Bowen was presidenT oT The lnoliana Business EclucaTor's Club dur- ing The year. 20 .7lz,ade4, cmd 9ndLc4,6luj, Sluclenls an lhe pre apprenhce course who are pursuing a cerlaun course of sludy use The well equipped shop rooms In AHS These boys choose one of live lnoluslnes In which lo speczallze machine shop aulo mechanics prnnlnng proclucl cleslgnlng or pallern malclng M chan al Pencil Sharpener? XRy os Technical sludenls In preparallon for enlerung engineering colleges also work In lhe many shops I Top row: lvlr. Hale, lQlr.'Pugh, Mr. Grlffllh, Mr. Vil-larsl Mr. Slwarhpel , . e lc ' . 6 ll - a ll R 22 Mr. H. Wilson Zlocairlonozi Jfglzicuifulae ln a course such as vocarional ag- ricullure, books alone don'+ give Jrhe praclical experience and Jrhe aclual Training lhal are essenlial, so Jrhe boys parlicipale in aclivilies oul- side The classroom, such as iudging callle or visiling dairy larnns. Under The supervision of Mrs. lvlc- Farland and Mrs. Mulvihill, sludenls do much of Jrhe arl worlc for school. This includes decoralions for convocalions, rs, u vi 2l adverlising nolices, and enlries in nal- ional arf conlesls for Easler Seal, Pop- py Day. and Cancer Sociely posler de- signs. Works of AHS Rembrandis - -QE! sg-req J UUUIAU leaf Usf f'V X A 5' 3 X d As rhe searchers confinued fo seek rhe weaH'h of knowledge ihey soon found fhemselves grouped iogerher by +he bond of mufual inferesf .... X Qs vga F 1 N x 1 . r V E r d 3 w 5 J L 1 I . 4. f,'g..g,i .. . ' V l 'CY 'fVl-N, - 4 Y """r P 2" , .',.. T, . V -lr 2,2-..LV. eff' Eff ' 'Y qi r 115 5 'yin' , ' ' Xu S ' ,N 'W ' "vig J I 3 to -- X4 A x ..fs A g . ' X523 'J' xi t - ' . d as 4? r of ag Q ig V . , -.., wt 'QEQL' w r were r N W n ' -'21 1 ' 2 1 d r nay 5 V r V' .rx 5 if ,rl E 'Wi 'if' iigfi ? - . 1 E ' 'N ' 'K ' 'i -,l'.f"V " K Cx V 1. . 11 -- f'-' "K 'gpr I K i l' A 4 ' Rfl' iawlhf 72Za,gA., flcwi JusT as The sTudenTs have organizaTions ThaT geT TogeTher and plan meeTings and parTies Tor The enioymenT and enTerTalnmenT OT all The members. so do The TaculTy men and women have Their clubs. P Four regular meeTings were held by The Women's FaculTy club lasT year. A Typical parTy was The George WashingTon's birTh- day dinner held aT The Pine Manor. A Tinsel Tree wiTh gumdrop cherries provided a color- Tul cenTerpiece Tor The Table. ATTer The plaTes were cleared away, The Teachers, iusT like any oTher ladies, enioyed' a period oT boTh useful and useless conversaTion. Mrs. Mary KiTTerman was presi- denT oT The organizaTion and Miss Alice Higman assisTed her as The secreTary-Treasurer. A sTealc Try and a picnic were Two of The Tive meeTings held by The Men's FaculTy club. The sTealc fu Try was held aT Howard Sharpe's cabin in Miller Hills: and The picnic dinner, compleTe wiTh hoT dogs and waTermelons. was aT Ray Sher- man's apple house. The ChrisTmas parTy. however, was a high- lighT of The year wiTh an inexpensive giTT ex- change. The giTTs. oT course, were mosTly un- usual and unnecessary. As presidenT, Claud Roney headed The oTTi- cers. l-le was assisTed by The vice-presidenT, 23 Ray Fleenor. and The secreTary-Treasurer, Donald Bowen. For The pasT several years iT has been The cusTom To advance The vice-presidenT To The presidency The Tollowing year. and aT The lasT meeTing in The year. The new oTTicers TeTe The old"a'T'a' May picnic. betudent Gocmaii This year marlxs lhe elevenlh anniversary of Jrhe Sludenl Council, lhe governing body ol Anderson High School. For eleven years Jrhis organizalion, made up enlirely of sluelenls represenlalive of lhe sludenl booly. has helped malce lhe rules of Jrhe school wilh lhe cooperalion ol +he facully and school adminislralion. Formerly, lhe Srudenl Council was composed of lwo separale boelies. namely Sludenl Assembly and Execulive Council. l-lowever, This year, due lo a change in Jrhe censlilulion of The organiza- lion. a new syslem was employed. Represenla- lives of every homeroom, wilh lhe exceplion of IB homerooms, formed 'rhe Sludenl Assembly as in previous years. From lhis group sludenls were elecled +o serve on an execulive commiH'ee. a smaller group which works our The clelails of The erganizaJrion's proiecls. Fronf row, L. fo R: Le'Ann Dixon, Reading Clerk: Virginia Lee, Presidenf: Ann Roberls, Secrelary: Bob Garrigus, Treasurer. Baclc row: Bob Miller, Vice-Pres.: Mr. lr-lunlzinger, Sponsor: Clalla Fleenor, Librarian: Mrs. Buchanan, Sponsor. 26 Hx . x Au. ! XX -, 'Zyl 5 X . W I , I- X r Qu . P 1 I 6 J WWW ! W J 2 I Y III Y . ,,,,,,' fl f X 11 'mr' 'lm' X 1 in X. A -If Z 4 "'5 xg X fx J X 1 155- X ff - -' A 'Z X 1 3 if In A , f i ' f Z Z .5 f - MWMKUDM. X . Y if - - 1 X ig X X 'll 4 Q :Q X xx vW'1ww Mx N W' . 1" All ggffllflllll 6ll1!l1f11 4Ettt1i1 sh' I 'mffi ! !'E---"fTi Y Y XNxx !"f':f1 4 Y ' ' " X' X il? if X U75 I u -f -2,11-f , l f .gf-Q41-f ' I Nw x KXxxXYxXxx Ks7n-.xx NxxxNYXxxxnYm ly "Xxx N J Again This year The group sponsored The annual Fall Wind-Up. honoring The mem- bers oT The cross-counTry and TooTball Teams. IT also sponsored a carnival, held aT school, called The "SpiriT oT 76", celebraTing The 76Th anniversary oT The high school. Every club in school had a parT in making This un- derTalcing a success. Tor each organizaTion had a booTh. The STudenT Council conducTed a TalenT show ancl, laTer on. a dance in The audiTorium. The high-lighT oT The evening was The crowning oT The king and queen oT The carnival. This is The second year such an evenT has been conducTed. AnoTher venTure oT The organizaTion was The charTering OT buses Tor ouT-oT-Town bas- lceTball games. This was one oT The mosT pop- ular oT all The proiecTs oT The group. Under The auspices oT The STudenT Coun- cil, The moniTor sysTem and The honor sTudy halls were seT up and conducTed eTTecTively. For seven years The STudenT Council has operaTed The honor sTudy halls. Under This plan. one sTudenT is responsible Tor Talcing aTTendance and correcTing any disci- pline problems which mighT arise. The sTu- denTs in These sTudy halls Thus have The op- porTuniTy To sTudy wiThouT supervision. As in previous years, The plan has been exTremely successTul. The STudenT Council was insTrumenTal in The re-esTablishmenT oT The Club Tom-Tom, The high school youTh cenTer. This group was also responsible Tor The conducTion oT The elecTion Tor The people Trom Al-TS who serv- ed on The board oT direcTors Tor The Club Tom-Tom. Wifh The able guidance oT iTs sponsors. Mrs. EsTher Buchanan and Jesse T'lunTzinger, The organizaTion has had anoTher successTul year. Serving as oTTicers oT The group have been Virginia Lee. presidenTq Bob Miller, vice-presidenT: Ann RoberTs, secreTary: Bob Crarrigus. Treasurer: Le Ann Dixon, reading clerlky Clella Fleenor. librarian. .ffiudent :7J.MemfLZy, 27 ialiabaay, GEM To sTimulaTe inTeresT in hisTory Through lecTures, Torums, and visiTs To hisTorical siTes is The purpose oT The l-lisTory Club. All The poinTs oT This pur- pose have been carried Through in The club's program. The group has had ouT- side speakers who lecTured aT The reg- ular meeTings. This Tall, on November 6, The enTire club iourneyed To one oT lndiana's mosT hisTorical siTes, Vincen- nes. The organizaTion also sponsored a Trip To Chicago on May I4. Cn This ex- pediTion The members oT The club visiT- ed The various spoTs oT hisTorical inTer- esT in The ciTy. AT a November meeTing, Michael BreTT, who was born in AThens. Greece, Told The club abouT ThaT counTry and iTs cusToms. AT anoTher meeTing, Ben Ervin, head oT The publicaTions deparTmenT oT Al-lS, Talked on The habiTs and cusToms oT The people oT The SouThwesT PaciTic. ATTer school on The TirsT and Third Wednes- days oT. every monTh. The l-lisTory Club holds 1 I T 3 i L T : SeaTecl, PaT UTley, secreTaryg Faye Broadwah-ar, president BbB lllkJ RTThT MLdT FOWH, FO CSI' I BRIS 6I'l OI' , FGGSUTBFI ISS' In S FOITI, sponsor. STancling, Mr. Bailey, sponsor: Judy Collins, vice-president iTs regular meeTings. Serving as sponsors oT The organizaTion are Miss Virginia LindsTrom and J. J. Bailey, boTh members oT The Social STudies DeparTmenT. OTTicers Tor This year were Faye BroadwaTer, presidenT: Judy Col- lins, vice-presidenT: PaT UTley, secreTary: Bar- bara Brown roll clerk: and Jane RenTorTh, Treasurer. l i 3 0 H0-FLU-fb .facietg Honor Sociefy is one of fhe old- esf and mosf respecfed organi- zafions in AHS. lf exisfed for many years as fhe Anderson High School Honorary Sociefy. buf since I938 has been affiliafed wifh fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy. Member- ship is open fo iuniors and seniors who have made af leasf one-half A's, nof more fhan one-fourfh C's, and no D's or F's during fheir en- fire school career. Ably sponsored by Miss Mar- garei- lvlullendpriei l-lO.nOr Soclefy Officers: L. 'fo R. : Dorofhy Allis, Sec.: Miss Mullendore, sponsor: Dick Helfrich, members parflclpafe ln many en' Pres.: Larry Anderson, Vice-Pres.: Jim Currenf, Trees. ioyable acfivifies, beginning early in fhe fall wfh an impressive candlelighf inif- served as insfalling officers for fhe inifiafion iafion ceremony held in fhe high school audi- gf Hqe newly fo,-med AHS Chapfer Of +I-,e forium. In early January fhe new members puf on a highly unusual parfy for fhe old mem- bers. lf was carried ouf on a hill-billy fheme, complefe wifh cosfumes, cider and square n dancing. ln March, Honor Sociefymembers held e'3"lY 'n MGY 5+ Mounds Park- Nafional Thespian Sociefy, composed of ouf- sufranding members of Dramafics Club. The final social acfivify was fhe annual picnic, 29 O Q Qmamafaei GZLL6- One oT The mosT acTuv ol The Anderson Hugh School organuzaTuons us The DramaTucs Club Thus club was Tormed so ThaT AHS sTu denTs who are unTeresTed un Thus Tueld may have an opporTunuTy Tor expressuon un speech and dramaTucs The members meeT Twuce a monTh un The hugh school auduToruum ln order To become a member oT DramaTucs Club a sTudenT musT Try ouT by presenTung a panTemume before The club IT he us selecTed he Then works To sTay un The club by Talcung parT un uTs plays and prouecTs Each year The members oT The club puT on a program oT Three one acT plays whuch con sTuTuTes uTs annual Open House Thus year The prouecT was one oT The mosT successTul whuch The club has sponsored ln The Tall They presenTed a Three acT play enTuTled The Goose Hangs Hugh BoTh oT Th e acTuvuTues are examples oT The ways un whuch The club earns money Hugh lughTung The acTuvuTues oT The club Thus year was The Trup The group Teolc To lnd uanapolus To aTTend The proufo ml roduucT on Man and Supermvu Puu os rlnrTered by The club provuded uan o r 'u uon Tor The members AT regular meeTuno The program us pre senTed by member T The club IT usually consusTs oT dramaTuc slcuTs A very pecual evenT un The hu Tory of Dr maTucs Club xns The un TallaTuon oT a chapTc-r OT The NaT onal Thespuwn SecueTy un AHS Elevew members oT The DramaTucs Club be came charTer members oT Thus organuzaTuon on March 29 . ' I . . ' ' ll ll I . ' l ' ' ll . .. . . . . 'TS . . 'Y A A ' ' ,Hua f rw - TTicers: FronT row, L. To R.: Miss Lon , Sponsor: Janice ll rv ll F r N Ressin, Sec.: Jane Ann BurTon, Trees.: Miss Higman, Sponsor. ' . 'I ' ' L I'. ' J Back row: Jack KunTz, Pres.: Gus Pancol, Vice-Pres. Y T' 5' C ug'u' J ' s o . , . . . C - , S . . .S X 1 A- . ' c S ' . . . . . 5 C . . . . - u , . - 32 .QGTZGFLCG CZZLLZ. The purpose oT The Science Club is To Tur- Ther The inTeresT of high school sTuclenTs in science. To belong To This club a sTuclenT musT have Two crecliTs in science. Gamma GELLKL B Some oT The AHS sTuolenTs inTeresTecl in phoTography belong To an organizaTion known as The Camera Club. ln The spring. The club members exhibiTecl Their mosT ouTsTanelTiQg X I B. B. l-lorTon and Howard Eilar sponsor This club. lOTTicers were Bob Garrigus, presiolenT: Morris WrighT, vice-presidenT: Virginia ShorT, secreTaryg Mack MaTTingly, Treasurer: Dick Bergclahl, sergenT-aT-arms. prinTs in The TronT hall show cases. Gorclon Julius is The TaculTv sponsor and officers were Dale Louiso. presiolenT: Mack lvlaTTingly, vice-presiclenT: JaneT Riggs, sec- reTary-Treasurer. 3,1 2. 52. A g "To Teach beTTer meThods oT farming and To promoTe Tarming cooperaTion." This is Tho pur- pose OT The FuTure Farmers of America Under The supervision oT l-lorace Wilson. agriculTuro Teacher, This organizaTion has Tricd To accen- TuaTe This purpose. This organizaTion is open To all agriculTuro sTudenTs upon The recommendaTion oT The sponsor. lniTiaTion is held each year during The spring semesTer Tor all "greenhands." Formal iniTiaTion is Then held during The Tall semesTer Tor boys wishing To become regular TuTure Tarmers. ATTer The TuTure Tarmer comes The sTaTe Tarmer. Besides This There are various awards available To The "ag" boys. A W. l-l.l-lardy Cup is given each year To The ouTsTanding boy. Scholarships are presenTed To winners in iudging conTesTs also. MeeTings are held one nighT a monTh and on Thursday mornings. Various acTiviTies oT The TuTure Tarmers include iudging Trips, Tield Trips To Terms and sToclc shows, and sTudying soils and crops. Officers and Sponsors-L. To R.: Kay Sheward, WaTch- clog: Charles' S'hulTz, Vice-Pres.: Mr. Wilson, Sponsor: Bob Odom. PresidenT: Lee Cunning- ham, SecreTaryg Paul Sanger, Treasurer. AcTive members during The year ToTaled TwenTy-nine and The club members are ex- pecTing increasing inTeresT in Tollowing years. FuTure Farmers oT America is recognized by leading Term magazines which carry columns devoTed To This boys' group. 33 CQ., R CZLLZ- ApproxumaTely suxly Tuve boys belong To An derson l-lugh Schools A Club Each boy musT receuve a varsuTy leTTer un a mayor sporT To be come a member oT A Club Mr Bonge and The members oT The coach ung sTaTT sponsor The organuzaTuon The oTTucers oT The group Tor Thus year were John STayTon presudenT Bob Ruchards vuce presudenT Jack Crum secreTary Treasurer and Bully Wulluams sergeanT aT arms lnuTuaTuon Tor new members was held aTTer The Tall aThleTuc awards were presenTed Tollow ung The close oT The TooTball season AnoTher unuTuaTuon was conducTed aTTer awards Tor sprung aThleTucs were presenTed aT an all school convocaTuon These unuTuaTuons woue held un The gurls gymnasuum The unuTuaTes were Torced To perTorm sTrenuous sTunTs un order To become oTTucual members oT The club The members oT A Club sponsored an all school convocaTuon un The Tall Red Rob unson local aTTorney who won The Gumble A ward whule un hugh school was The spealcer on The program A Club members saT TogeTh er un one secTuon aT The end oT The gymnasuum AT The begunnung oT The TooTball season The promoTe Anderson hugh school spuruT AT The close oT The baslceTball season The boys sold pucTures oT The baslceTball Team To sTudenTs local merchanTs and oTher Tans oT The Team AT The end oT The year A Club held a banqueT Tor all The members and sponsors lT was aT Thus Tume ThaT oTTucers were elecTed Tor nexT year Durung The year plans were sTarTed Tor The TormwTuon oT an organuzaTuon oT all alumnu members oT A Club lT was The unTenTuon oT The club ThaT a meeTung oT Tormer members would be held un The near TuTure so ThaT They could elecT oTTucers 36 ' 'V lu uu T -T ' l ll II l ll ll I Top, l. To r,: John STayToru, Pres.: Bob Richards, Vice- T ' I Pres. BoTTom, l. To r.: Jack Crim, Sac.-Treas.: Billy Williams. S'gT. Club Sold Caps' penna.nTS' and megfaphones To aT-Arms F , n H , T I 1 l lg gl Il ll - I C . . . . . ' . . - . . uu lu - - u ' i T I T u I wnflcm Red Cbwm 0 The Junior Red Cross is an organizaTion composed oT sTudenTs represenTing each homeroom in Anderson T-ligh School. The members meeT on The TirsT and Third Wednesdays of every monTh. This club assisTs The local Red Cross chapTer in con- ducTing collecTions in various drives. Such drives This year were The campaigns Tor Tunds Tor vicTims oT in- FanTile paralysis, cancer research, and Tuberculosis. ln The Tall. members oT The club conducT Their annual membership drives. Some oT The oTher proiecTs of The group included packing and sending baslceTs oT groceries To needy families during The Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas sea- sons. Dfficers and Sponsers-Sealred, l. To r.: Eileen Ellis, S'ecreTary: Marilyn GwalTney, Vice- Pres.: Mrs. Riggs, Sponsor. STanding: Mrs. Marshall, Sponsor: BeTTy Jean WebsTer, PresidenT: Carroll BanlcsTon Treasurer: Bill 5Toner, Sgr.-aT-Arms. Members prepare nu+ cups for Veferans Hospifal 35 iz, C30-n,4,e1z,u.a6L0-n Gfwb To co operaTe wlTh The local ConservaTuon Club and pro moTe conservaTuon and good sporTsmanshup IH The school and In The communuTy IS The purpose oT The Junuor Conser vaT1on Club This group oT boys sponsored by Wayne EasTerday and John Fnnney oT The AHS TaculTy meeTs on The second and TourTh Tuesdays OT each monTh aT The Conserva Tron Clubhouse Programs oT The club con slsT oT ouTsude speakers dem onsTraTlons and rnovnes dealnng w1Th conservaTlon and ouT door l1Te OTher acTnv:T1es oT The organuzahon Included The sponsoring oT a special con vocahon held In The audlTor num Thus Tall On February 9 The Junior ConservaTnon Club held :Ts an nual Dads N1ghT This IS The Thnrd year The group has spon ored such an evenT The acTxvuTles oT The club were concluded wnTh a Tueld Trap To an Indiana sTaTe parlc 38 1 Q ' , K ' I - T-'l I :I Vg Y V 3, slum, A . . T' H -' T fwfr I' -'ffbl - . . .HL V .ur T lr ' i ' . l I ':l - gfl, . ' " . 1 " U5 fi I T, y 1 ' - I I .. I In I . H . . T d Sponsors-SeaTed. l. To r.: Mr. EasTerday, Mr. Finney, sponsors. h T d g Farrell Brandenburg, Sergeeni'-aT-arms: KeiTh Mendenhall, secre- 3 ' T y Fred Long, Treasurer: KenneTh Granger, vice-president Darrell Bran- ' ' ' d b g, president - - - T. j . M-W - s T . ' 721z,e-filed 0040 For lhose sluclonfi who are especially inlers- esled in medicine or some phase ol 'ihal lield, a club was organized in Anderson high school several years ago. The purpose of lhis organ? zalion is Jro prornole in- +eres+ in medical science, nursing, and allied fields. I+ also is Jrhe purpose of lhe club lo acquainr members wilh lhe Jrrain- ing required for med?- cine, and lhe advanlagos and disadvanlages oi Jrhe medical profession and iis relaled fields. Regular meelings ol Seid Iyblb s The Pre-Med Club are O held each rnonlh on The firsi and Third Wednes- days al fhe high school. As a parr of Jrhe pro was a Jrour ol S+ John s hospilal conducled gram Jrhis year. The club planned field Trips lo Jrhis fall hospilals and medical cenlers. One such eveni 37 my Fellows who enioy working TogeTher Tor The good oT oTher people are The ones who become The mosT acTive members oi This service club, Hi-Y. The Y. M. C. A. and Officers and Sponsors-SeaTed, l. To r.: Jim CurrenT, Vice-P D M 'd T GUN GVOF, :YOU GH I Y STancling: Bob Ta lor, Treasurer: Dale Louiso. ParliamenTarian: M Y Leu Mr. llainv, a d ned SiewarT, Sponsors: Dick Helfrich, aT-Arms: Bob Miller, SecreTary. AHS, The club has grown unTil lT is now has grown Through The years unTil iT is now The largesT boys' clulo in high school. WiTh The leadership oT Ted STewarT, Y. M. C. A. sponsor, and James Early and Lowell Lee, AHS TaculTy advisers. The club aided many people This year. lTs annual "Line oT Dimes" neTTed enough money To sTage a giganTic ChrisTmas pary wiTh eaTs, Toys, and enTerTainmenT Tor over 500 un- der-privileged children. Work was noT all The members did This year, Though. Many enTerTaining speakers were presenTed To The club. "Red" Haven and "Chuck" Laughlin, sporTswriTers, J. J. Bailey. represenTaTive aT The Indiana General Assembly, and a Tilm on new Types oi ieT-propelled aircraTT were iusT a Tew oT Their inTeresTing and varied pro- grams. Heading The club were Denny Myer, presidenTg Jim CurrenT. vice-presidenT: Bob Miller, secreTary: Bolo Taylor, Trea- surer: Dick Davisson, chaplain: Dale Louiso parliamenTarian. and Dick Helfrich. ser- geanT-aT-arms. 40 .beauenteen CZZ146- Three years ajo a :mall group of girls became imlereslegl in ore ganizing a club which would iunciion in conneciion wiih Sev- enleen Magazine. Ailer much worl: and planning, Jrhese girls succeeded in securing ihe ap- proval oi 'rho Clubs Commllea and lhus became a school spon- sored erganizalion. Since ihai lime lhe club has expanded un- Jril il now has approximaiely eighly-live girls as members. -On ihe iirsl and 'lhird Thurs- day evenings oi each monlh The girls meel al ihe Y. M. C. A. ln- leresring programs were plan- ned for several of lhe club's reg- ular meerings. A+ one such meer- ing a fall: and demonslraiion on cosmelics and Jrheir use was giv- en by a local represeniafive of a well-lcnown cosmelics firm. The group also had a Chi-islmas parfy af a regular rneeiing. The admission consisfed of some i i Officers and Sponsers-Seaied, l. fo r.: Barbara Oakes, Vice-Pres.: Donna Belle Wilson, President Norma Hosier, Secrelary. Sfanding: Mrs. Grahame, sponsor: Mary Ann Eichlor, ireasurer: Mrs. Vermillion. sponsor. 'rype of canned goods which lalrer were pui inlo baslceis and given +o needy families. During Oclober lhe club Jrook in new mem- bers and conducfed an iniiialien service for These girls. One very special program was a parly al Kirkman's Jewelry and Gill Shop. A+ 'lhis iunciion Jrhe girls learned abour diiiereni iypes of silverware and chinaware. Movies were also shown on ihis subieci. 39 is a separaTe group conducTing iTs own acTiviTies. Each oT Tho Y-Toen clubs has an execuTive group called The cabineT. which is composed oT abouT Ten girls and The club oTTicers. During The year The clubs worlced on various service pro- iecTs. such as packing boxes To be senT overseas. OuTside speakers provided The program Tor several meeTings. Senior Y-Teen Cel::.ineTjRow 'I, l. To r.: Ellen Spell, Barbara.Thornas, Marvenia GH-'ice'-S O-F -T-he Senior Y- Schoonover, Virginia Doyle, DoroThy Allis. BeTTy Hendrick J R d b h Row 2: Mary Ann Eichler, Joyce Van I-luss, Susanne STone, PaTTy Brown. Mrs. Teens were anal Ou e Us I Hale, JaneT Roudebush, Zoe Ellis, Donna Belle Wilson, Janice Rossin, pf-esiden-T: Susanne S-1-One' Vice- J Th l:J . . . my Om my presidenTg Zoe Ellis, secreTary: PaTTy Brown, Treasurer. Mrs. y-jeendl MargueriTe l-lale is The TaculTy 1 sponsor. To creaTe a spiriT oT world Tellowship among Y-Teen members is The main purpose oT The Y-Teens. There are Tive groups oT Y- Teens in Anderson High School: The Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Sophomore Y-Teens. Freshman Y-Teens. and The Y-Teens oT The WesT Side CommuniTy CenTer. Every club fferziwz, Q-.7een4, Serving as Junior Y-Teen oTTicers were Ju- di Salyers, presidenT: Carolyn Terhune, sec- reTaryg MarTha Dunham, Treasurer. Those girls who were oTTicers oT Sophomore Y-Teens were Phyllis Achenbach. presidenT: Jennie Lee Tudor, vice-presidenT: Beverly Porges, secreTary: Sue Harmon, Treasurer. Q 42 ,a ah, , lil '-' 1 - av' :xg ' A L' -if Vi " " .mst 'g ': 4 xx N 1' xy . X6- I -..f.. 4 'vea,. , , 'X u A . , P' 1 L I lg . 1. fy , -,. ,Q l sa I., 4. 4 GY' ,Y ,yt '12 4 ., ,Q 1 x lip , it i L Eff! G Q i, . - A ff, 1., sf-E? I " f , --QA . 'LQ'i,'Q. V N, Y K .. 7, .fuk 'Q -V ' A up 'W ' " fy D g 1 ,fgwj g. 'F A F K -- Q , if' 'i - f F. f 1 - sf'-:fin X - ' ' NI, ' ' 4' A oy! i -s.. A , . 5' x .- pf HF av FR. 3- T D ..,-110' " " E - ck. ,,.,l ,A -lv wb' nrzvm -1. nv-wvn tsulnaawg, s - A I, w. , ' 'I4 union, Q-fleerm, .heajafaomofae y-27' 43 C'ZFwJi.aZ C'ZZu.6L In The Tall. 7I voices sTarTed singing - - separaTely. BuT under The paTienT and exper- ienced leadership oT Miss Mary RuTh Palmer They have been blended inTo a compacT chor- al assembly having Tew equals in any high school. ATTendance aT The all-sTaTe chorus in The Tall sTarTed Things rolling Tor The year. ATTer appearing on all-school convocaTions in biT parTs. The Choral club did iTselT proud on The vocal music convocaTion. AlmosT before They knew iT, ChrisTmas was approaching and Time had come To mem- orize more songs. Two periods spenT caroling Through halls oT The main planT and cenTral iunior high heralded The coming oT anoTher yuleTide evenT - - The annual ChrisTmas pro- gram. FeaTured on The program were all mus- ic groups in The school. Choral club's annual EasTer program and appearance on The sunrise services enTailed The learning oT more songs iusT as work was abouT To sTarT on numbers Tor The counTy music TesTival. No sooner were These comple' Ted Than CenTral iunior high, LongTellow, and CenTral Avenue iunior high schools asked ThaT convocaTions be given Them by Choral club. These programs and The ciTy May FesTival compleTed programs Tor The school year. BuT The end oT school wasn'T The end oT choral acTiviTies This Time. An inviTaTion To sing in July aT Purdue UniversiTy in The lnd- iana HisTorical Cavalcade, "Pioneer Glory," was accepTed by The group. Being picked as one oT The Two choral groups To parTicipaTe was considered one oT The greaTesT honors ever besTowed upon The club. Excellence of The group was rewarded earlier in The year when They were asked To sing aT a convenTion oT The Indiana Music Ed- ucaTion AssociaTion. AssisTing Miss Palmer wiTh her many choral club acTiviTies were Paul Lane, presidenT of Choral club, Gus Pancol. vice-presidenT. and Mary Lou Wells, secreTary-Treasurer. Monna ScoTT. DoroThy Wheeler, and Paul were ac- compianisTs during The year. LiTe in Choral club is noT all programs and pracTicing as The Tall picnic, ChrisTmas parTy, and Fred Waring concerT aT Indianapolis go To show. Winding up The school year was The senior banqueT aT which The seniors were guesTs oT The iuniors and sophomores. All These evenTs were accompanied by singing. For when a group who wear The purple and gold oT The Anderson high school Choral club geT TogeTher, iT's a sure Thing ThaT songsrwill Tlow Trom Their muTual appreciaTion and de- sire Tor choral singing. 46 Hand Providing The music Tor all Anderson high school evenTs ThaT require iT is The high school band. These musicians noT only play aT all The high school's aThleTic evenTs, buT also Turnish The musical parT oT The program oT The convo- caTions and pep sessions. AT TooTball games The band, led by The ma- ioreTTes. marched and made various leTTer Tor- maTions. This called Tor much exTra worlc and preparaTion on The parT oT The members oT The band, and They pracTiced marching during Their regular band period on The physical ed- ucaTion loT. The band members were presenT aT every home basl4eTball game To play beTore and aT- Ter The game and beTween The halves. This made The games more aTTracTive and added To The color oT The conTesTs. During Clean-Up Weelc, a Tew members oT The band assisTed in The ciTy's program Tor The week bv playing as They rode Through The up- Town disTricT on "DieTzen's Clean-up Train." They parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies oT Fire Pre- venTion Weelc in a similar way, excepT This Time They saT aTop an Anderson Tire engine as They played. Early in The year The parenTs oT The band members Tormed an organizaTion To help Tur- Ther The inTeresTs oT The band members. To- geTher wiTh The band members, This group oT parenTs sponsored a carnival aT The Labor Temple January 28. The purpose oT This carni- val was To raise Tunds Tor sweaTers and uni- Torms Tor The band. The carnival had diTTer- enT booThs and also gave door prizes. The proiecT was a huge success and many peo- ple aTTended The aTTair. On January I8, The band presenTed iTs an- nual all-school band convocaTion. During This program, senior members oT The band were given band sweaTers. OTTicers oT The Band ParenTs' OrganizaTion were inTroduced aT This convocaTion. AT The ParamounT TheaTer on June l, The band presenTed a concerT. open To The public. This was The lasT Time during The year ThaT The band presenTed a Tull music program. A picnic was held on May 20 aT Mounds Parlc Tor The band members and Their Tamilies. The picnic was well aTTended and marlced The close oT anoTher year oT worlc Tor The band. The band is under The direcTion oT Rich- ard Rencenberger. Members receive one-halT crediT a year Tor parTicipaTion in The band. They pracTice during school Time. 45 .yn.n.rlih.r.n.r1.f pink lvladrigal Club is composed ol six boys ancl six girls. Each is chosen from Choral Club lor his or her abilily ro sing especially well. QLILZA' C50-n,cefz,f Cipro-Liz, Alier clemonslraring special vocal music Jraenlr in Girls' Glee Club or showing This a- bililry lhrough lryours, girls are eligible 'icr Glen Roul is prsidenr of The group and Monna Scollr, secrelary-lreasurer. Ailer The limil ol farm:-y girls has boon roach- ed. Jrhe members .under 'iho lcadersihp ol Miss Mary Rulrh Palmer, go ro wczl: on songs for Jrheir years' programs. 48 Qifzla' Qdee GEM Largesr of Anclerson high schools' vocal music groups is The Girls' Glee Club direclrecl by Miss Mary Ruih Palmer. To lrain voices and prepare lhe girls for Choral Club iryouls airer one year's afiendance is Jrhe purpose of Hoya' Qlee Clinch For boys who lilce group singing, The Boys' Glee Club offers an opporiuniry +o show whal 'rhey can do. Any AHS male ihar likes To sing may choose glee club as an eleciive afrer geilring Miss Mary Ruih Palmer's permission. Jrhe class. H is composed of lhose who like lo sing ancl are faking Jrhis chance lo enioy il. Thar The number of girls inleresiecl in 'rhis 'rype of singing has grown can be seen by Jrhe lad ihai lhis year The Jrolal enrollmeni' soarecl. During Jrhe year Jrhey learn how lo sing lo- geiher. follow a direcior. and read music. This Jrraining recieved in glee club prepares any member, and is a reciuiremenr, io fry our for Choral Club. 47 g T p s ed Records oT The l849ers were Tew and ill kepT BuT Tor a record oT Anderson l-llgh modern searchers The sTaTT presenTs The IQ49 lndian ForemosT among improvemenTs over The old 49ers is The keeping oT records Through picTures So The very TirsT day shoTs were Taken oT The operaTions necessary To geT knowledge k o Jinnwae From The TlrsT picTures in The Tall unTil The ones Taken lusT a Tew days beTore school ended The sTaTT Tried :Ts besT To geT The shoTs ThaT will help The sTudenTs remember The evenTs ThaT They have wiTnessed These pasT Two semesTers ArT work began The opening week oT school when The cover design was sTarTed Senior and underclass individual pncTures were The blggesT gob Though The Task oT geTTlng The proper pic Ture wiTh The righT name involves many weeks oT painsTaklng eTTorT WiTh Tewer organnzahon picTures on school Time This year The sTaTT worked many long hours aTTer school To geT The shoTs Working wlTh Them was The Annual Publrcahons Board composed oT Mrs Mary McFarland Claude Barner Ben Ervin and Basil l-losier OTher Things which one cannoT see ThaT wenT inTo The making oT The book are The gal lons oT glue boxes oT pencils and reams oT paper necessary Tor preliminary layouTs And while English crediTs are given Tor pub licaTion work They are insignrT1canT beside The oT The modern 49 er vp I . I , - A an .ss ,- ' , , U.. a a T . . , .. . . I I . S . ll - ll I . . I I I - . . . . , - over 2300 searchers on The righT Trails oT purpose oT The class-To record The lourney I L. To R.: Junior JarreTT, Ben Ervin ladviserl, Virginia Lee, Jim Falge, Janice Rossin, Jim Current Morris Cla ool, Bill MarTin, Dale Louiso, Jac dell. 50 0JLCpL64,ffLC1, and maymccea, Anderson l-ligh's sev- en maioreTTes are insTru- menTaI in malcing The var- ious aThleTic evenTs The colorTul acTiviTies They are. This group oT girls are under The direcTion oT Richard Rencenber- ger, of The music de- parTmenT. AT every baslceTl3all game during The sea- son The maioreTTes presenT The colors. Dur- ing This impressive ceremony. preceding The aThleTic conTesT. The lighTs are dimmed and The girls march onTo The Tloor. accompanied by music Trom The band. As The "STar-Span- gled Banner" is played a spoT-lighT is Tocused on The Tlag. l3eTore all TooTball games. The girls go Through a similar riTual. L. To R.: Nanc y Akers, Alice Rhodes, CharloTTe Wilcle, Lou Ann Brown, Lou Ann Kilmer, Anna MiTchell, Barbara Balser The orchesTra, under The direcTion oT Rich- ard Rencenberger. is a much smaller group Than The high school band. This musical group is one ThaT plays on special programs and oc- casions. Every year They provide The music Tor The Senior Class Play. They also play Tor Bac- calaureaTe and CommencemenT. The orches- Tra pracTices during The TiTTh period. 49 Though +he road was never smoofh nor +he sfruggle 'easy fhey weni on +o sfake 'H1eir claim in Hfue hearfs of AHS .... ,q,.f-f""' f"'I ffl. 5" 51? Z M ATTer 49 years oT iournalism in Anderson high school. The TirsT semesTer X-Ray sTaTT rc- ceivecl an All'American award Tor The X-Ray. This is The TirsT Time ThaT AHS has received This award. In Anderson's class There were only 8 All-American awards made in The na- Tion. RaTing excellenT in news coverage. sTyle, TeaTures, ediTorials, prinTing and sporTs help- ed To win This honor. EdiTor-in-chieT was Bob Miller during The TirsT semesTer. Ed Johnson and DeVere BechTold served as co-ediTors-in- chieT during The second semesTer. JournalisTs made a Trip To Franklin durinq Teachers' insTiTuTe in OcTober Tor meeTing oT The Indiana High School Press AssociaTion. These sTudenTs were accompanied by Ben Ervin, TaculTy adviser oT The iournalism de- parTmenT. Thanksgiving, l948, Tound Tive sTaTT mem- bers and Mr. Ervin aTTending The NaTional Scholasfic Press AssociaTion meeTing aT French Lick. The meeTing lasTed Two days. To celebraTe The year and honor several aT The Y.M.C.A. on April 29. The principal sTaTT members. a journalism banqueT was held speaker was Francis Eward. AHS iournalisTs were also presenT aT The Miller, Tall semesTer ediTor: DcVere B:chTold and Ed John- son, spring semesTer co-edxTors. BuTler Field Day which occured aT BuTler UniversiTy. The Anderson delegaTion number- ed 26. There were special classes and a dinner Tor The delegaTes. ATTer The 25 issues were published, sTaTT members sTill wroTe copy on school aTTairs Tor The Two ciTy papers. The sTudenTs have done This The pasT Tive years. Above. sprung semesfer sfaff Righf: fall semesfer sfaff Sl Zfw men, Behind the Zeam IST row, l. To r.: TickeT manager Merrill CoTlm, Marion Overman, Carl Bonqe. K Tl La b T Cl d R y ci 1 m cr. au one . L. To R: Jim Current George Berry lequipmernt manaqerl. D00 I-YC-in. Dick Hughcl, Jerry Phillips. Don STaggs. COACHES Carl Bonge. Track and cross- counTry coach, Took over The duTies OT aThleTic direcTor. AHS' coaching sTaTT includes KeiTh LamberT. varsiTy baskeT- ball and baseball: Marion Over- man, TooTball, wresTling. and Tennis: Clifford SwiTT, Treshman TooTball and Track: Ray Fleenor. ass'T Track and cross counTry: Claud Roney. golT. New To Anderson This year are James Early, "B" Team bas- keTball coach: WalT Manifold. Trosh baskeTball coach: and George Berry, equipmenT man- ager. MANAGERS LiTTle is realized oT The big iob perTormed by The managers ThroughouT The year. As such They musT aTTend every prac- Tice. always TirsT To arrive and lasT To leave. Their work exTends beyond merely whaT a specTaTor may see oT Them aT an aThleTic con- TesT. Facing Them are such Tasks as issuing each players laundry. packing equipmenT Tor road Trips, and, oT course, polishing The balls. To These boys and Their dir- ecTor should go a depT oT graT- iTude Tor a iob well done. 54 v .- N , Ig , "-I ' 4. , 'f-4 N- I . , -1 'A ,uk-A." , 3' ,' ..,. X, Q 25X ? ZX 6- , XXX ff'-?i IX S V ff X A, Z' 4. f Z iw. J I X Z 4 X X a lr! - ...Z +- '-"' f 'T ,if '14 ,- Y X --3 - --f-': -' 2 - 5-A .,. - Q R - 4 'RS ?, W XQQQZ4 ' l J Hooffbafe 5 Varsliy Isl ow l for Daily Slaggs mgrs Neal Anderson Young Baker Vermlllxon Jones B Porler l-luller Busby l-lughel Lycan mgrs 2nd row Fousl l-laws Chamberlain McCune Whrlehead Frendi' Malhews Dodd Currenl' Mansfield 3rd row B Baker Savage Rambo Wnllcens C Smnlh Elllngwood Sfenber Scoll Assl Coach Early 4l'h row Granger D Porlar Knrby J Jackson Slanley Thompson Carpenler Chadd Manulold 5+h row Bennef Webber Hum' l-lrll I Jackson McClann Harris Sleplar Overman Berry A COACHES Early Swall- Manifold Lamberl Overman 56 I I-----ff...,... , . ,,....v- ,... . . H, .,,- W T., , . .Y ,, .,-,,,,, A -.-WW ww, , i ,, ,, lzi 'li' 'A 4' i 'N' "U-4' '- --- - - xi. I TQ F --afr-a- . . V' . ? .- 1 ,' K fi r i , - fi , -1 A ' '. YV, H I if y ly 'N - i .73-J l . . , .,, 4, Y, ,, ,,, ,, ,M , ,,, ,,., ,,,,,Y,.W 4 4 l l . l l l l 3i.3'2' 'L'31A',-,-. ' J ,-5' v ,INN A w .a . f " -1 " F I ' A Q H, , 1 - s X . r ' .. 14 H 1 1 R YF f '- ,,....'4 6 1 'LTI-JV ' 'Rl . A ev, N ug, ' -1 '.' .l Efffwn 4 Baker .Mc une Coach Marion Overman. Tilling The vacancy made by Dave Busey aTTer he leTT Tor Annap- olis, Maryland, To coach Tor The Naval Acad- emy There, Took over The duTies oT producing a TooTball squad Tor Anderson l-ligh. AlThough The season did noT Turn ouT Too well, The Team ToughT hard and came up wiTh many exciTing games To please The Tans. WiTh a record oT Three wins and seven loss- es, The Tribe highlighTecl The season wiTh wins over Tech oT Indianapolis. Indiana Boys School. and Their counTy neighbor, Elwood. AlThough winning only These Three game during The sea- son, iT was a vasT improvemenT over The year beTore when The record was nine losT and none won. Bringing sporTs Tans OT The ciTy To Their TeeT, The Redslcins meTed ouT a 3l-O deTeaT To The Indiana Boys' School Team in The opening game oT The season. The Tribe scored in all Tour guarTers oT The game and surprised The local Tans by operaTing smooTher and beTTer WhiTehead MaThewS Jackson Anderson ' iilzfns ea 2-0065-aff Than had been expecTed oT Them. On The Tollowing Friday The Red and Green were de- TeaTed in Their TirsT NorTh CenTral ConTerence game oT The early season by Richmond. The Red Devils scored in The TirsT quarTer and suc- cessTully deTended Their own goal The oTher Three quarTers To win 6-O. ATTer humbling Their counTy neighbor, El- wood. I3-7, in an exciTing game Trom sTarT To Tinish, The Anderson gridders Then played hosT To The Techmen oT Indianapolis. Two Tum- bles by The big ciTy boys in The TirsT period seT up Anderson's TirsT Tally and Billy Williams made his Third Touchdown oT The year when he scored The winning goal in The Tinal period. The GianTs oT Marion broughT an abrupT end To The Warriors winning sTrealQ when They rocked The local lads wiTh a 25-I3 decision. TasTing deTeaT again aT The hands oT a crack Trojan crew Trom New CasTle The Tribe was swamped 32-20. Billy Williams 63 yard dash early in The TirsT period gave Anderson an Fraley Vermillion FO fs Ai-is 3l,lndi.m Boy , ' -" as School 0 ' T AHS O, Richmord 6 4 f, AHS I3, Elwood 7 '- P AHS I3,TecI1 6 ' A In x-3 'KT A, AHS I3, Marion 25 'i - .' T-.2 5 .ag .. ss r T . Wa? ' '.f.4 '1 ".:y iTf1lg - ' , I lTlTl.fllTTillTT'T' ' Y H urge, pb FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD AHS 36,AIexandria 0 AHS 7, New Casfle 0 AHS 7, New Casfle I3 AHS 7, Lafaye'H'e I3 AHS I3, Connersville I2 AI'IS..26, Alexandria 0 AHS 26, Alexandria 0 Won four, Ios+ 'Iw 57 0. Freshmen Isl row, I Io rp Lulcens, Lines, Harringfon, J. Hamilfon, Kemper, Norfon, Hudson 2nd row: Harris, Hall, Vandergriff, Waughfield, Gayle, Walker, Hiday. 3rd row: Hunlzinger, Bowman, Brown, Chadd, Hife, Hood. 4fII1 row: Mills, Hale, Nicholson, Hamillon, Highfchew. SII1 row: Coach Swift Lycan Imgr.I, Reed, Coach Lambert 6 . A an f or -'-- 4 H- H'--'zccnfs is can A A ' betagtan, Bietteu, Reamd Anderson's harriers dominaled lhe cross- counlry scene again lhis year. For lhe lhird conseculive year no school in Indiana has realized ils quesl lor a slale cross counlry lille olher lhan lvlishawaka, who shared lhe lille in I946. Coach Carl Bonge lound him- sell once again lhe proud possessor ol a slale crown boughl by lhe sweal and hard work ol a group, who, lhrough his leadership. had reached lheir highesl peak. John Slaylon's brillianl nine minules 59 second lime al lhe slale meel nol only kepl him his lille as king ol lhe hills and dales, bul also erased 25.8 seconds lrom his previous slale record. Olher members ol lhe squad placing in lhe scoring were Bob Richards, 6lh: Russell Smilh, I llh: Jon Williams. I5lh: and Don Dix- on, 23rd. Allhough midway in lhe season a lough Howe leam ended' a hard-lo-be--equaled lour year winning slreak, lhe Tribe never lel down. They wenl on lo successlully defend lheir N. C. C. and seclional lilles. Three viclories had been added lo lhal lour year slring belore Howe abruplly ended il 26-29. Coach Bonge commenled on lhe de- leal in lhis manner." We iusl came lo lhe end ol lhe slring." He also poinled oul a similar silualion ol lasl year's spring lrack leam which wenl on lo win lhe slale crown. Due lo gradualion Slaylon will nol relurn in defense ol his crown in I95O, however his successor will nol find lhe lasl record as easy lo oblain. Richards and Smilh also will be Iosl from lhe championship squad lollowing commence- menl. Williams. a iunior, has moved, leaving Dixon lhe only relurning scorer al lhe slale meel. Dick Lighllool, Arno Land, and Dick Can- leberry, along wilh Dixon will lorm a basis lor nexl year's leam. Two olher leller winners, Arl Maynard and Jack Kimble, also graduale lhis year. Isl row, lell lo righl: Coach Bonge, Kimble, B. Williams, Marlin, Canlerberry, J. Williams, Dixon, Smilh, Richarcls, Maynard, Li hlfool, Land, Sla lon, Craib. 9 Y 2nd row: Phillips lmgr.l, D. Jones, Slevens, Hull, Foore, Coleman, Mabbil. Campbell, Fox, Snowclen, Burke, Walker, Sibery, Cur- renl lmgr.l 3rd row: Taylor, Green, Hunl, Pelry, Vickers, Hockell, Pilser, Hise, O'Roarke, Wilson, Crim. h A b A her, Schuyler, Broadback 4-lh row: Peck. Spangler, Baker, Pelers, C apman, s ury, rc ' C 5lh row: Sunderman, Sanderler, Chaney, ameron, Clemmons. 6'rh row, Rousey, Gerad, Helfrich, Wilson, Brizendine, Cochran,Chambers, ass'l Coach Fleenor. 60 hedule or Sf S 20, New Casfle 32 TS 0 L f y -H 26 TS 7 A uclrs 33 S I3 Sh T S 6, Loqansporf 25 Frendi' T-laws lfuw f'71FzJz,ee early edge buT They Tailed To mainTain iT. JeTT oT LaTayeTTe, who Tied wiTh New Cas- Tle Tor The NorTh CenTral ConTerence Champ- ionship Then handed The Overmen charges Their Third deTeaT in a row when They gave The Tribe a severe lacing, 26-O. The winning oT This game lcepT JeTT in The conTerence race. ConTinuing Their sTrealc oT bad luck, The Anderson lads Then Travelled To The CapiTal CiTy Tor a Tussle wiTh Crispus ATTuclcs in The only day game oT The season. WiTh 20 sec- onds To go in The game, Loren FrendT, a soph- omore baclc, wenT over Tor Anderson's only goal The Tribe was Trimmed 33-7. The lndians played hosT To The ShorTridge Bluedevils in The lasT home game oT The season. Anderson was behind 20-O aT The halT buT The boys came back TighTing and had scored Twice beTore Time ran ouT, giving The Bluedevils a well earn- ed game, 20-I3. In The Tinal game aT Logan- sporT, The local lads Took iT on The chin again when The Loganberries handed Them a 25-6 Busby William reversal. Larry Anderson wenT over Tor And- erson's only Tally oT The game. Dodd EIec+ed CapTain Gerald Dodd, a Three year veTeran on The Indian squad was elecTed capTain by The mem- bers on The Team. Gerald played leTT end and Turned in good perTormances on The grid- iron all during The season. Billy Williams, Anderson's TleeT halTbaclc came Through Tor several Touchdowns Through- ouT The season and consequenTly was The high scoring lndian. Only Ten Ierfer men will be losT by gradu- aTion This year. They are: Bradley Neal, Bill Williams, Bob Baker, Bob Busby, Larry An- derson, Bob Vermillion, Don l-luTTer, Ger- ald Dodd, Bob PorTer, and Ed FreesTone. ReTurning nexT Tall will be Loren FrendT. MonTe lv1cCune. Richard Willsens, Ronald WhiTehead, Doug lv1aTThews, Dale Fraley, Roy Young, Fred Cunningham, Joe Jack- son, Johnny Jones. and Kay Chamberlain. unnin am rees o Young C gh F T P T J Ch b , Crispus , or ridge 20 OI"I6S Gm 6 i950 Dodd 1. Ghemeeadelm Throughouf 'rhe year, yells were led by Marvenia Schoonover and Palr Ryan, seniors, and Marilyn Condon and Milce Dunlap, iun- iors. Marvenia was +he veleran of 'rhe group wi+h +wo years experience. Gus Pancol, Indian mascot complefed a four year reign as Chief Anderson. Gus' real- islic war dance, performed before each bas- kelball game, was looked forward To al' each pre-game ceremony. Pal Ryan 62 debate 3Fz,am4:rion4L Retain Tillie AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS arg rl. FU Cross Couniry Varsify roun : I i s an Current managers. h S+ f R h d Wll C5 d Ph II p d Seafed: Dixon, Smii , ic ar s, i iams. Y Sfanding: Fleenor fAssf. Coachl, Land, Lighffoof, Kimble, May d C 1' b y C h B g Tech 35 Marion 28 Wabash 28 Howe 26 Burris 35 Richmond 59 Tech 95 QNCCJ Burris 82 Missenewa 95 fSecHonalj FT. Wayne fSou1'h Sidej 35 Mishawaka 73 Vincen- nes 8l fS+a+eJ rg r' 5 ' ""' i"A ' ' -- ' 'iw 'Win rw ' 621500 o r.: Phillips, Cur- 2nd row SmiTh Rousey, Walker, D gl Cu gh 3 d AssT. Coach Early, Land, c wi M q B y Lamberf, l-lolloway, Mabbif. indiana, C?a4o.fwz.a .face-nd fl. Cl. Cf. G'w.w.n. Anderson clinched her second undispufed NorTh CenTral Conference crown by defeaT- ing a deferminecl New CasTle Team in The lasT game of The season. Trailing ThroughouT mosT of The game. The Indians uncorlced a lasT quarfer rally To edge ouT The Rose CiTy Troians, 46-44. The Red and Greens confer- ence record sTood aT IO wins and 2 losses. As The Indians won Bob Rousey losT in his l eTforT To seT a new NCC scoring record. Leading conference scorer The enTire sea- son, Bob Tallied' buT nine poinTs againsf New CasTle: only six poinTs shorT of a new marlc. New Year's Day, l949, found Anderson in a differenT lighT Than on The same day one year before. As hosT To The annual Big Four TournamenT. The Redskins blasTed boTh Lo- gansporf, 63-48, and Kokomo, 47-29, for The Tourney Trophy. ln The season opener an experienced Greenfield guinTeT gave way To Anderson for a 6l-47 beaTing. The nexT encounfer piTTed The Braves and New Casfle in The inifial N. C. C. TesT. The Trojan invaders were repulsed, 62-50. Avenging lasT year's loss To Jefferson oT La- fayeTTe in The sTaTe finals, The Tribe defeaTed The defending sTaTe champs, 38-24. Dan Schuyler held Jeff's high scorer. Ernie l-lall, To only five poinTs. Marion accounfed for The Indians' fourfh con- consecuTive win as The GianTs Toolc iT on The chin. 48-29. However The hereTofore smooTh road Tool: a sharp Turn for The worse when The home Team renewed an old rivalry wiTh Lebanon. The firsT pangs of defeaf were felT as Anderson was sound- ly whipped, 43-37. Muncie CenTral wiTh high hopes of lcnoclcing ofT The loop leaders invaded The Wigwam only To receive a 6I-53 drubbing. A AlmosT losing ouT in The lasT quarTer, The War- lConTinuecl on pages 66-67l 64 1 63 IConcIuded Trom page 64I riors managed To eak ouT a 44-39 win over Richmond aTTer holding a 37-23 lead aT The end oT Three quarTers. ATTer Torcing Ander- son inTo Their TirsT overTime TiIT oT The year. SheIbyviIIe's Golden Bears cooled oTT. IeTTing The Tribe Take a 4O-34 decision. NexT To TaITer along The way as Anderson ToughT on To her goal was The Green Wave oT Technical. Tech's loss boosTed Indian Tri- umphs To Ten againsT one seTback. Revenging Their previous loss. Muncie re- versed The siTuaTion on Their home Tloor, Trip- ping The Tribe, 52-46. ATTer The BearcaTs Bob Rouscy g Jack Crim Dick NNaIf.cr ' Russell Smifh 9ndiarw iiad gained The lead in The second quarTer, An- derson could never regain iT. JeTTersonviIIe, raTed number Two in The sTaTe, looked com- pIeTeIy ouT oT place as The Indians scalped The Red Devils Trom The SouTh, 62-39. Once again The Tribe meT deTeaT on a Tor- eign courT. FrankTorT, also a sTrong conTend- er Tor The conTerence TiTIe, deTeaTed The Lam- berTmen. 58-55, in an overTime baTTIe. An- derson was ouTscored IO-7, in The exTra per- iod aTTer coming Trom behind in The Tinal minuTes To Tie The score 48 all. Once again Kokomo's WiIdcaTs enTered The Anderson sTronghold and meT deTeaT aT INDIAN Anderson 6I Greemcield 47 Anderson 62, New CasTIe 50 Anderson 38 LaTayeTTe 24 Anderson 48 Marion 29 Anderson 37 Lebanon 43 Anderson 6I Muncie 53 Big Four Anderson 63, LogansporT 48 Anderson 47, Kokomo 29 Anderson 44 Richmond 39 Anderson 40 Shelbyville 34 dn I 7 . I gg i. Q 4 n ' i I. -- f ,IA ,- fiff li 53 , ,i If U .Team lfiadketg-ale Kneeling: Recior, Wilson, Poore, Brizendine, Manifold, Mendenhall, Clemmons. Sfanding Coach Early, Mabbiff, Hood, Sleiber, l-larringion, Holloway, McClain, Coleman, Cunningham. "B" TEAM RECORD Anderson 32, Greenfield 23. Anderson 25, Shelbyville 23. Anderson 26, Marion 3I, Anderson 33, New Casfle 27. Anderson 34, Tech llndianapclisl 3I. Anderson 47, Logansporf 32. Andoison 30, Lafayelie 32. Anderson 29 Muncie 27 Anderson 23, Summiiville 2l. Anderson 36, Marion 27. Anderson 34 Jeffersonville 20 Anderson 32, New Cesile Zl Anderson 26, Lebanon 30. Anderson 32, Franlrfori' 26. "B" Team Tourney Anderson 27, Muncie 29. Anderson 24, Kokomo 23. Anderson 24, New Caslle 20 Anderson 23, Richmond 30. Anderson 36, Fi. Wayne Cenfral 33. Anderson 28. Muncie 22. Coached by Jim Early, The Papooses com- posled againsl conference compelilion pleled a successful season, winning lilleen of These boys are well prepared lo help fill lwenly games, including lhe annexinq ol lheir 'rhe vacancies lefl by graclualing varsily mem own N.C.C. lourney. Eleven viclories were bers. Opening Tip-Off "Over here," says Haynes 65 9h,eA,P1.mcm Badketdali IsT row l To r Nmcholson Peck Romsey Murphy HoclceTT Spangler Smlfh Alders 2nd row Gore Brown Mannfold Clemmons ETchlson Brock Chadd 3rd row Coach Mannfold Hamllron Hood H1Te Dole mgr Lycan The Treshmen under The coaching oT WalT and Then Tromplmg SouThporT In The Tlnal Manncold won Their own Treshman Tourna gome They compleTed The season w1Th a I3 menT deTeaT1ng McKinley In The TlrsT game won 2 losT record FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RECORD Anderson Alexandrna 2I Anderson Pendle-Ton I9 Anderson McKinley 25 Anderson LaTayeTTe 24 Anderson Alexandria I4 Anderson Greenfield 23 Anderson McKxnley 2I Anderson New Casile 30 Anderson Pendlefon I8 Anderson Ruchmond 20 Anderson Rlchmond 26 Anderson Wilson 20 AHS wresTlers compleTed The season wuTh palgn BoTh he and Don HuTTer placed Thurd only Three v1cTorles however Loren FrendT In evenTs aT The lnvuTaTuonal STaTe MeeT lcepT a spoTless record ThroughouT The cam Waeaticng. SnTT1ng Gale Kubby Mafhews Srnvlh 2nd row SToner Crosley Plum mer Campbell Vandergrlfi' STandmg Wlllcens STanley D PorTer B PorTer Clark HUT Ter FrendT Reese Coach Overman r : ' . ' . . ' . .T l -l - I I ' - ' I I ' 4I, ' . 39, . 24, ' ' 30, . 33, ' . 25. ' . Anderson 54, Greenfield 2l. Anderson 40, Wilson 2I. Anderson 49, New Caslle 44. 42. ' . 52, . 52. . 43. ' . 38, ' . I9, ' . : . . . . . . 4 68 .'HLLcce4,4,guZ beeaaan The hands oT The Indians, 50-42. The Tigers Trom ForT Wayne were Then blasTed by An- derson's Ten man machine aTTer holding a 26-24 half-Time advanTage. The Red and Green journeyed To boTh Marion and LogansporT Tor NCC engage- menTs and reTurned vicTorious: Trouncing The GianTs. 65-47, and The Logan Berries, 59-42. Anderson's lasT home game was a 54-42 conquesT oT Their only counTy opponenT, Sum- miTville. This vicTory gave The Braves an un- blemished home record. TRAIL Anderson 58, Tech 40 Anderson 46, Muncie 52 Anderson 62, JeTTer'ville 39 Anderson 55, FranlcTorT 58 Anderson 50, Kokomo 42 Anderson 68, FT. Wayne 54 Anderson 65, Marion 47 Anderson 59, l.agansporT 42 Anderson 54, SummiTville 42 Anderson 46, New CasTle 44 SecTional Anderson 42, Lapel 44 T i l Dick Douglas ATTer The New CasTle Triumph, The season's record sTood aT I7 wins and 3 loses. AHS hearTs were shaTTered wiTh disap- poinTmenT and unbelieT as The Tinal gun sounded in Anderson's TirsT game oT The I949 secTional. All The learned TundamenTals oT coopera- Tion, coordinaTion, and Tair play weren'T losT because a game was. These characTerisTics will be carried on by each individual and Coach LamberT will have The saTisTacTion in lcnowing he was responsible Tor Their devel- opmenT. Arno Land Roy Young . 4 - x Z , . K 2 . 1 .3 vm a w na 1 1 Gene Wilson Fred Cun A -1 TRACK SCHEDULE AHS 84, Muncie 25 AHS 7O I-2, Richmond 38 I-2 AHS 56 I-2, Tech 60 I-2 Muncie Relays AHS 36, P+. Wayne Cenfrai 32 AHS 75, Marion 34 Kokomo Relays AHS 39, Gary Rooseve-H 39 AHS 90 2-3, Kokomo 26 I-3 N.C.C. AHS 54 3-4, Tech 46, Richmond 37 I-4 Secfionai-May I3 Regional-May 2l S+a're Meef-May 28 m, Williams, Freesfone, Dixon. iiif'I', Maihews, indiana, Win 1 066 fl. CZ. 3. Gao-mn I..- I A , , . T.- A,4,,i ,,., V A ll... fi -- ' Q FirsT Row, l. To r.: Muller, Helfrich, Wilson, FroesTone, STayTon, Richards, Williams, O'Roark, Chambless, Chilclcs. S dR C LdW'l L2 'gh l'lTTh LL'TY gC'b yLJ L'JI"T econ ow. ameron, an, ison, unmn am, va ews, ar, oun, amer err, mon, r4.1-loo. Third Row: l'lunTzinger, Thompson, SCOTT, Anderson. KQarpenTer, Jackson. Williams, Brown, Colcman, Jones. FourTh Row: Fraley, Sibery. S'Tevens, Jackson, Snowden, T-larringTon, OnsToTT, Doyle, Dawson. FitTh Row: Ginley, Savage, 5Tanley, LJ llull, Thompson, Ansbury, Richard, Kinley, Hlse, li l.asT Row: Philli PS ' VJ' kins, Randall. lmgr.l, Fieenor, Berry, Bonge, L,urronT lmgr.l For The TenTh year in succession Anderson reigns as NorTh CenTral ConTerence Track champions. The Tribe posTed Two new re- STayTon SeTs N ew NaTional Mile Mark 69 cords Tor The conTerence meeT and placed in all buT Two evenTs in amassing 54 in poinTs Tor The loop TiTle. Running The TasTesT high school mile ever known To This counTry, John STayTon's 4220.5 beTTered Lou Zamperini's naTional record by eighT TenThs oT a second. STayTon ran quarT- er miles oT 6 l , 67, 66, and 66.5 in lowering The old mark. Anofher meeT record To Tall was The 200-yard low hurdles record seT by Bob DeVinney in I945. PaT O'Roark skimmed over The hurdles in 22.5 seconds, knocking .2 seconds Trom The old mark. Bob Richards, ordinarily an 880 man. ran The quarTer mile in 5l seconds. The sTaTes besT Time. A 46-poinT vicTory aT The Howe lnviTaTional, an indoor meeT. opened The season Tor Anderson. Three new records were seT: Gene Wilson in broad jump, 2l TeeT, 8 I-2 inches, and The high jump, 5 TeeT, 8 I-4 inches: and Richard's half mile in 2:06.-. Anderson was hosT To Muncie in The TirsT ouTdoor Track meeT. Al-IS cindermen allowed The visiTors only one blue rib- bon in winning 84-25. lnvading Richmond. The Indians' came away vicTorious. 70 l-3 To38 2-3. STayTon's lndianalmile record oT 4123.5 and eighT TirsTs in ThirTeen evenTs were noT enough To keep The Bongemen Trom TalTering. 56 I-2 - 60 I-2, aT Tech. This was The TirsT duel deTeaT Tor The Track-Team since I938. ATTer losing ouT lasT season, The Muncie Relays TiTle was back in Anderson Tor The TiTTh Time. The Braves capTured 4 evenTs in nosing ouT The FT.Wayne CenTral Tigers 36-32. Bmedaei Sfanding, I. To r.: Coach Manifold, Barger, Morris, RecTor, Shaul, Chamberlain, Casey, Belangee, Muller, Bolfon, Rousey, Schuy- ler, HuTTer, Nicholson, McClain, McKinley, Douglas, Oakes, Coach LamberT. Kneeling, I. To r.: Swango, Kirby, CurrenT, HiaTT, Warren, Walker, Webber, Schieve, Hull, Campbell, VandergriTT, Wendling, Swinford, Wlwifehead, Rambo. Plummer and Lycon, sTudenT managers. The pasTimers oT Anderson high were in sec- ond place in The NorTh CenTral ConTerence sTandings aT The Time oT This wriTing. Coach LamberT and his crew had only Two remain- ing conTerence games To play, one a posTpoTn- ed game wiTh a power house Trom Tech. AT The sTarT oT The season The Anderson Team was supposedly weak, buT wiTh +ha+ "never say die" spiriT, Coach LamberT and BASEBALL SCHEDULE AHS I9, Greenfield 7. AHS 4, HarTford Cify 6. AHS 0, Muncie 4. AHS IB, New Casfle ll. AHS 20, Marion B. his crew gave The Tans anoTher good season in The naTional pa'sTime. Dixie Wilker piTched The local Team To iTs TirsT vicTory in over Tour years over The Richmond Red Devils in a nighT game. AT The end oT The regulaTion seven innings The score was Tied aT 2-2. ln The TaTal eighTh inning The Redskins slammed ouT Tive solid runs ThaT gave Them This all-imporTanT game. AHS 3, Frankforf I. AHS 7, Richmond 2. AHS I5, Kokomo 5. AHS 2, Loganspori' 'l. AHS 25, Alexandria 7. AHS 7, Lafayefle 6. L. To R.: Rousey, Shaw, McKinley, Huffer Chamberlain 5 . l 72 "B" Team and Frosh Oullook for Al'lS's Track Tulure seems brighl as bolh "B" Team and freshman squads conlinue To humble all opponenls. The Papooses have de- leared in order, Muncie, Richmond, Tech, Marion, Kokomo and Midcllelown. The freshmen have credil- ed To Them a E+. Wayne Relays lille plus a dual meer aqainsl Elwood. Eirsl' row: Collins, Bonqe, Harris, Mills, Wilhoife, Cumberland, Gayle, Beard, l-luni, Baker. Second row: Peck. Ciemmons, Hamillon. Peiry, Manifold, Perers, klmpgocfz, Vifclfe, Wilson Third row: Vickers, Hockelr, Kesfler, Whifehead, Brown, Welker, Bowman, Boomer, Hiday Fourih row: Eldridge, Sancliler, Waushiield, De Weese, Smilh, Plummer, Chadd, Reed Jackson. Fiffh row: Phillips lmgr.l, Berry, Swifr, Early, Curreni lmqnl. Top row, l. o r.: G. Wilson, D. Wilson, Young, Lighffoot Boffom rcw: Richards, Chilcles. Chambless, Cameron, Ca+l'. 7I GOLF Sifrinqz Johnson, Wessar McFarland Geiger, Ackerman. Firsf row fsfandinglz Sanders, Phelps Davisson, Brown, Barnerf, Wise. Bluemle. Second row lslrandingjz Moneyhun Granger, Worley, Hines. Whife, Coach Roney. TENNIS Lefr io righfz Huffman, Leever, C. Huffman, Dunham, J. Huffman, Burke, and Coach Overman. 74' 2 , ,' - Top row, l. lo r.: Casey, Rec+or, Walker, Oakes, Bollon. Middle row: Sfrader, Schuyler, Schieve, Morris, Nicholson. Bolfom row: McClain, Swinford, Wendling, Whilehead, Douglas 4' fx f15 4. 312 ,,.,.,,.,.. --.N ..-A .74 -ff- ,. W E19 ff : :Q-1 ff -i. . , ww.. 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A . , - 25 26 21 WMM' a +-3 .- - - ,. - , 26 iz N , . , - Y y,H:w'i-CJ: M-,xg M- ' ' L 7.1.1.1-..,,.., 1 -.,.f11.,.'f'g1.' -nimfn Q ,i ,-,, f J o - N----'fwzzarp ' IIQYKTL W-A 5 5:0 "L-L1 -4 ,. - . -p.. --My I -If .1 - - .,.,,1 Q30---,-w f..,g..,-,f - 1 ,f.., X-1.44.-of 918 0 5 Mrnbv -.h'fL.4 DEI E. 1-In vr. Fun . ,,,-,-. 5.4: ,Q ,f ,-y., 1' L Ljxg' -. . ', ...- . ,n 4, ..: r,,,,-- I W , ...-. Hy--0.4-.ew f12" .1 ---,1 NL...--, J 1 - ','f""Yi'i'Q '- . -, .f, 4. frm! 'Y ff.. auf-a H Z., ', fr! - A ,.- fi- --fm 71iQ5..21" 24 25 ' . V V fn. LQ ' 1 2 23 , ,A ??.-j.1,.f, fA '?Lf'S f EU' " NU'-LTHU H ff A 1 n :lv - E""'J,f:Q-v . L' '!"f"' 5 'Ef"':"'x . .A . , ,-wr., ,-A , LiA-7. fi ,vw-L ' V6' 327, ,.,,,. ,, fi w I I k 229 ?? -S ' w qi Gu - 1 -.sy The search 'For knowledge was made -M' 0 A M pleasan+ by ihe promise of good fimes along +he way .... fwf- Z 9. JZ. A. Each year in G. A. A. lwo maior awards are given lo lhe Jrwo mosl' oufslanding seniors for lhe school year. This year The Sporlsmanship a- ward goes lo Mary New- som for her oulslanding sporlsmanshilo in all sporls, her abilily lo gel along wilh olhers, and for her line co-opera- Jrion. The l-lonor award wenl io Palricia Alexan- der for her conlribulions 'ro 'rhe club as a whole, and her scholaslic, as well as, alhlelic abilily. Also each year awards are presenled lo olher members of lhe club who hve earned Their loial poinls lor each award. These awards are as follows: Indian head-given for l5O poinls Leller "A"-given for 250 poinls Slale Plaque-350 poinls and passed on by Slale G. A. A. Board These poinls are earned by parlicipaling in various sporls and by achievemenl lesls. ll usually 'ralces a girl her enlire four years 'ro work up lo a slale plaque. Slancling: Scheel,JAlex, l'larris,J Carraway, Sloops, Barnes,iNewsom, 'Mrsi Dieirichil T T Award Honor Winner Mary Newsom Sealed: Bar'er Hodgrfn, Yfalson, Criizcr, nuclor, Lydiclc, l-lumphry, Morgan, McNeil, l-lisor, Hubbard, Venlors, Holliday, La- mar, Johnson, Soulhers. 2nd row: Idle, Pills, James, Waugh, l-lichman, Duncan, Lawrence, Dugger, Golf, Huse, Ponry, Parflow, Rediclc, R. Ellis, Cobb, Juliam, Dodd. 3rd row: Manqus, Kennedy, llcnkins. Beneficld, Tyler, Collon, Collins, C. Barnes, J. Barnes, Wilson, Vaughn, Todd, l-larlzell, Helms, Grey, Williams, Z. Ellis, Hains, Roland, Jaclcey. Baclc row: Scheel, Davis, Evans, Newsom, Sioops, Carraway, D. Barnes, Fausl, ,Newsom, Carraway, Harris, Aclcenbaclx, Mrs. Diefrich, Alexander. 75 Navy Day OcTober 27 w S The daTe oT The TirsT convoca Tion TeaTuring ouTside enTer TainmenT The main aTTracTion was The Deep River uarTeTTe The group naTionally Tamous Tor :Ts presenTaTion oT Negro mu sic sang many old TavoriTes in cluding Mood lndigo Swing Low SweeT CharioT and Ez elcial Saw The Wheel The pro gram was in honor oT The boys in The school uniT oT The Naval Re serve Dick Davisson a senior sTudenT gave a shorT Talk on The Navy ATTending The Franklin Col lege Comcerence oT The Indiana High School Press Associahon This year were eighT X Ray and Indian sTaTT members The conTerence held every year during Teachers lnsTiTuTe serv ed as a TesTing ground Tor Indiana l-ligh school lournalism Forums were held Tor The presenTaTion oT new ideas as well as proven meThods A unique way OT presenTing The Fire Pre venTion convocaTion was worked ouT This yewi by The Fire DeparTmenT An ouTdoor program was arranged Tor OcTober 6 wiTh The aerial Truclc in use John STayTon Turned The pro E gram over To AssisTanT Fire Chief Earl Toombs A call was senT in To number one sTaTion and Two minuTes laier The huge Truck was heard rounding The corner Upon arrival The men aboard gave an exhibiTion OT various Tire TighTing Techniques 78 1 I C I ' - ii - li ii - .I inn, " f , , ' .- T T 1 T l 'T ll I I - li ii ' ' I A 'M I - :W T , H 1 ' ' T ' Ti' T, 'A if . E if 4 ' ' ' . .L 11 I , . . . ll in N ' Q ll ll H ' H . Deep River QuarTeTTc enieriains aT Navy Day convocaTion I - I . I - , . . ' . . . . . .L . . . C . . . . ' Sfudenfs a'Hcncl I. H. S. P. A. Conference. I- To R.: 'cl Johnson, Faye Broad- waTer, Chad Wise, Janice Rossin, adviser Ben Ervin, Virginia Lee, Dale A:sisTanT Chief Toombs dcmonsTraTes Louiso, Jim Current Bob Miller. fire 'fighfing Technique ai ouTdoor convo. -..dw -2: 'f - -v... . 'Dinin- . ' gn-v 1, , 1 - si 1-Ipj: . Lx J mf, . , g.f..., nl . H, 4- I "" EY , QQ H1 rxmw J ,, K f 555 X X . X u 5 1 ff' WW mfffwflfflfffm df! X 5 I x ,,,,fgf3MEffw flksgi 1 ' Xl' X XX X . I I x - AEN:-1-vfgg x-:- 5 I zsxxf, ----l-:- 5 its - . hx- f MM U ' K ' f 4, -W ax' f:ML,f.4,.- L f . 2 -1 - af 111 511141 fffgxx X Z 1. -- A X I4 5. 6 S- M Q: , A 51.1 N 2 U' W "MM ll X 5' N ' ! - , .1'.V 1 ' nu mf g f - 1 , a- Q. '-.' --,,-fig L -pf X Fgbji- ga x - 4 y i"1 f i " - -ww!-QL, Ex 0 ff enc cldai g Camblsscr 'l'Udh+IlB An lmporTanT evenT aT The annual Tall aTh lehcs awards convocahon held November 3 was The presenTaTlon oT The cross counTry sTaTe champlonshnp Trophy To The school The award was glven by honorary co capTalns John STayTon and Bob Richards obll GraldDddh by+ TAHS Track h ps Coach Carl Bonge presenTed mayor leTTers To Ten boys who parTic1paTed In The cross counTry program This year Receiving The TuTle oT honorary capTaln oT The TooTball Team Trom has Tellow players was Gerald Dodd 80 Q vi N ' I "H Quo an i e for Fall Wind-Up appears in all "her" lory Baker, h e ar y ou ni e 'T' d vicTim o c am I F of a capiein e o c osen eam members "You goTTa' geT up. you goTTa' geT up. This morning." PrompTly aT 8:l5 on The morning oT Sep- Tember I3, The bell sounded,Tolling The end oT vacaTion and The conTinuaTion oT The '49ers search Tor knowledge. STudenTs came prepared To Till ouT The usual endless Torms, blanks, quesTionaires - - all necessary Tor The eTTicienT carrying ouT oT The school program. Aiding sTudenTs in securing books was The STudenT Council sponsored book exchange. The commiTTee. under The leadership oT Marilyn Merwin, TuncTioned Tor one week aTTer The opening daTe oT school. STudenT Council invesTure occurred aT The TirsT convocaTion oT The year in The gym- nasium. The group was sworn in by Principal STanley PorTer and The council oTTicers were inTroduced. The speaker Tor The program was Rev- erend EsTil Taylor oT ForTville. l-le gave a ThoughT-provoking Talk on "ATTaining The l-leighTs, "which Tied in well wiTh The pur- poses oT The sTudenT governing body. Top: "WhaT do They do wiTl1 all oT These?" ask: Johnny Cenferx Book Exchange funciions lower left Hall parade goes round 'n round Below: STudenT Council is sworn in For The TirsT Time IH :Ts his Tory, DramaTics Club presenTed a Three acT play This Tall "The Goose l-langs l-hgh," a play abouT Tamlly life, was puT on as a club prolecT November I7 and I8 This was a new venTure Tor The group, which Tormerly had given only one acT presenTa Tions As an annual aTTair, VislTors' Day raTes as one oi The mosT ap preclaTed underlralungs oT STu denT Council l-leld This year on November I2 The guides under The leadership of Don LaPuerre aided approximaTely 300 par enTs in successfully Touring The buildings and enloying class room discussions Providing The program Tor V1suTors Day were Miss Clara Richardson and Oswald Murray sTudenTs of Anderson College They were Two oT a group which visiTed Germany In The summer oT l948 Miss Richardson Told of The various young people They meT and Their reachons To conduhons in Germany M Murray relaTed incldenTs which occurred and boTh sTudenTs polnTed ouT The needs of The people in a forceful manner Thy I I I . . , . , I ' ' ' . r. I l.. To R. Jon Williams, Susy Sione, .lim STewarT, Jirn Current Doro Allis. Sally Siilson, Janice Rossin, and Jaclr Kuniz. L. To R. RuTh Mclllderry, Don l.aPierre, Virginia Shori, Carolyn VenTers, and Pai' Sianclers. Miss Clara Richardson, Oswald Murray. 82 Sfudenis raid iiclref office Underclass picfures shoi' ai sfari' of baslcefball season For 'rhe Third year Sludenf Council has sponsored fhe Fall Windup as a celebralion a'r lhe end of 'rhe cross coun'rry and foolball seasons. The dance. held November 5 al The Labor Temple.was highlighled by The crown- ing of Rosie Crowlhers as queen. Her gifls were presenlred by cross- coun+r co-ca lains Richards and The earliesl sign of life from The "Indian" is always The 'raking of underclass piclures. Time is sei aside in November for a general disrupling of classes and sludy halls so Jrhal an imporlanlr seclion of Jrhe yearbook may be prepared. . Full Wind-Up Queen Rosie Crow+hers receives giffs from hack co-cepiains Y P Sfaylon. and Gerald Dodd. Toolball caplain. Queen Rosie reigned over a crowd of 300 dancers. Dancers af Fall Wind-Up 8l ChrisTmas season aT Al-IS This year was Tull To The brim wiTh acTiviTies. Dec- oraTing began wiTh The Trimming oT The Trees in The TronT hall. Window designs and ChrisTmas scenes were painTed by The arT deparTmenT To compleTe The holiday aTmosphere. The climax oT The weelc's TesTiviTies was The ChrisTmas convocaTion, held in The high school gym on December I7. A group oT carols including "Cradle Hymn", "Where ls He", and "l Wish You A Merry ChrisTmas" were presenT- ed by Choral Club, and The brass guar- TeT, consisTing oT DeLeon Wilson, Tonn Dye, Don Sloan, and Charles Thompson played several ChrisTmas melodies. Following The program Choral Club began iTs annual ChrisTmas carolling Through The high school and conTinued on To CenTral Junior l-ligh. On December ll, l-li-Y conducTed iTs annual Line-oT-Dimes. The donaTions received were used To sponsor a bene- TIT ChrisTmas parTy Tor local children. Quarfef performs ei' ChrisTmas convo Choral Club serenacles DecoraTing commiTTees Tuncfion ,JY j . 84 College Guidance Day ConTinuing The cusTom oT a college guidance day once a year. an inTeresTing program was arranged on November I2 Tor juniors and seniors. lmmediaTely Tollowing a mass inTroducTion meeTing in The aud- iTorium, during which speakers Trom lvlanchesTer College, Ball STaTe, Wabash College and Purdue addressed The group. Individual meeTings were sched- uled in The high school gym. AT These meeTings many quesTions abouT The advanTages and courses aT The various schools were answered. .y . . Bi,l Marhn sniffs Pluio wafer. This year The annual NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion ConvenTion was held aT French Lick, Indiana, on November 25 and 26. DelegaTes Trom every sTaTe in The union aTTended, wiTh Al-lS sending Tour repre- senTaTives. The convenTion was housed in The French Lick Springs l-loTel. ATTer The sched- uled group meeTings, The boys aTTending, Dale Louiso, Bill lv1arTin, Ed Johnson, and Chad Wise, had a chance To invesTi- gaTe French Lick's Tamed min- eral baThs. Modern William Tell Trick shoT experT J. J. Lynch was The aTTracTion on The Ly- ceum program held December 8. l-le gave several demonsTra- Tions' oT accuraTe shooTing. Us- ing sTudenTs MarTha Craig and Dick l-lelTrich as assisTanTs, he performed many TeaTs oT skill. AT one Time lx-1arTha was in dan- ger oT losing her scalp, buT, giv- ing her a medal Tor bravery. Lynch decided againsT making The aTTempTed shoT. 83 a T achers College Mens' Glee Club sings gymnasium was The presenTaT1on oT :ana STaTe Teachers College Mens lub The group was under The direc- T Miss RuThann Harrison. a Tormer Te oT AHS. group had many individual soloisTs in ed program, and a quarTeT whch sang l original arrangemenTs. Te oT The convo was The surprise Tri- aid To Miss Harrison by The glee club hey sang "RuThann' in place oT The d ola." C l invesTigaTe condiTions in Washingion evenT held on March 25 in The high i I I g OT April 4 were 74 AHS sTudenTs chers The Train leTT The Big 4 sTaTion 7 ocloclc Tor Indianapolis and The spring vacaT1on Tour oT WashrngTon Ticxally begun ln charge oT The Trip ar as in The pasT. was J. J. Bailey. alley and several TaculTy members de The Trip. Mr. Bailey planned The such a way ThaT The sTudenTs were see and appreciaTe many OT The They had oTTen read abouT. sughTseeing parT oT The Trip began -in naTis Tremendous Terminal building. Ting ouT brighT and early Tor on The l 5 I . . . O . 4 . ' l a l o A Train ride Through The -moun- Tains oT Virginia during The nighT broughT The sTudenTs inTo WashingTon early Tuesday morning. The buses Tool: The visiTors direcTly Trom The rail- road sTaTion To The Bureau oT PrinTing and Engraving. From There The Tour conTin- ued To The WashingTon Monu- menT and The Pan American Union. ATTer checking inTo The New Colonial HoTel Tor lunch and a resT, a bus Trip To The U.S. Nav- al Academy Took up The aTTer- noon. y, Bob, Mack and unidenfified leg Take if easy on Trip home 90 "A" winners receive baskeiball Celel::'raTion dance in audiTorium aT+er secfional l TT f h L lo rT 9 BTS YOU1 COBC Bm B Following This. ChieT Gus Pancol serenaded Nancy l-larmeson, Indian maiden. ATTer The secTionals This year The annual all-day baslceTball celebraTion was sTaged. The evenT. held on March 2, was sTarTed wiTh The awarding oT aThleTic leTTers. TribuTe was paid To The varsiTy members Tor Their cham- pionship season in The NCC. i lmmediaTely aTTer The awards convo. 2,435 sTudenTs Trouped down Town To Take advan- Tage OT The Tree celebraTion movies aT The STaTe and ParamounT TheaTers. Winding up The lasT year oT parTicipaTion in high school baslceTball Tor The '49'ers were The iunior-senior baslceTball game. won by The seniors and The annual will-be-has been game. ParTicipaTing in Anderson College's Model UniTed' NaTions Assembly were 40 civics and American Problems sTudenTs Trom AHS. Ses- sions were held Friday. March 25, aTTernoon and evening. and SaTurday morning. March 26Th. I . . Members of U. S. delegaTion-Hewa Schieve, Glen RouT, Chaddy Wise, JaneT V nSech'on of mode I-UiN' asfembly-W...f9tf.o'1.e Long-Take parT in U. N. Assembl l 8 9 V. I L. lo R. Lou Ann Brown, Alice Rhodes, Nancy Alzers, Dorolhy All s, Mary Newsom, Joan Marie Scheel, Ronald Adams, Don Sloan. Tom Wrigfm., D,-e n XIIJJIT, L., ll:-..s, J,Ial c,.f.nn, charles Thompson, Delmar Tomkins. Jerry and Bob sfrui' 'Their sfuff On January 2I a pep ses- sion was arranged in prepara- lion for lhe Anderson-Mum cie baslcelball game. During The pow-wow The Big Four Tourney Jrrophy was presenled Jro Jrhe school by Dick Walker. Russell Smilh. Bob Rousey, Jaclf Crim, and Dan Schuyler-Jrhe five sen- ior members of The squad. Nancy l-larmeson, lndian maiden. sang 'rhe "lndian Love Call" lo Gene Raines. Coach Lamberl spolce briefly. The annual band convocalion, held January l9, was hi-lilred by lhe pre- senlalion of swealer awards To The fourlreen senior band members and maiorelres. The swealers were given lo The sl'uden'rs by 'rhe Band Parenls organizalion. Presenling lhe awards was Peler Rakes, presidenl of lhe club. The band. under rhe direclion of Richard Rencenberger. gave a var- ied program of semi-popular and popular numbers, wilrh solos by Jim lvloneyhun and Jimmy Gwinn. Prin. Porfer receives Big Four Trophy from 'five senior squad members 86 Chosen To speak aT The annual "A" Club sponsored convocaTion. held January 5. was Maurice "Red" Robin- son. Mr. Robinson. a local aTTorney, is well lcnown aT AHS as The receiver of The Gimbel award Tor good sporTs- manship in The sTaTe high school baskeTball Tourney. During his col- lege career aT Wabash. he won The NaTional OraTorical ConTesT Twice. ConTinuing a plan sTarTed lasT year, STudenT Council again sponsored a bus Trip To The Muncie CenTral-Al-lS baskeTball game. The game, which was played February 8, was aTTended by over 750 sTudenTs and adulTs Trom Anderson. A piTch-in supper, given January I3 by The l-lonor SocieTy, was The meeTing place Tor hoboes and Their Temale counTerparTs. ATTer an in- Tormal meal, The group aTTempTed To learn various Tollc dances. Tailed, and resorTed To one dance every- one knew - - The Virginia Reel. Muncie bus line-up Honor Sociefy hoboes Hi-Y bludgeons public lg. fn , 85 X! Pie ..7,o-wmay. Jima Tourney Tlme aT AHS always a wuld and wooly affair was no excepfuon Thus year Red and Green Week successfully accomplished :Ts purpose Tha+ of maknng The sTudenTs In dlan consclous Everywhere ThroughouT The bunldnng sTudenTs Teachers players and coaches were Tense walTlng for The all lm porTanT game Parhcupaflng IH The pep session on Febru nd Tagg rT sp ak ary 25 were The sTudenTs who had been cho sen To represenT Their homerooms IH The Red and Green Week conTesT Seafed on The bleachers They made a colorful and Impress we cheering secTlon Reverend George Taggarf nn hrs Talk gave The sTudenTs an Idea of The Terrific pressure being placed upon The squad members and Coach LamberT broughT Thus ouT also 88 , Q -fig v .' " , . I ' I ' I I I I I I - .. ' I Revere a e s Siudenfs perform aT pep session r ' --lull! J A I, nf " I' .' D f I ., R' ', f 1' ' l Gus and Nancy make beauTiFul music 'IogeTher Breece and Company open s.uden+ Tacni' convo A varied program Tor The annual sTudenT TalenT show was presenTed This year on Feb- ruary I6. The program was arranged wiTh in- MarTin and Falge give soulful -rendi'rion of mdunTaineer's life dividual panTomines inTroducing each number. Opening The convo was Bill Breece and his band, Tollowed by Jackie Flowers, who sang "The STars Will Remember". A piano duo, Barbara Nelson and Le'Ann Dixon, played "NighT and Day". David Ball and PaT Morris sang. and TiTTh on The prograrniwas Nancy Hellems. who gave a display oT acrobaTics. Bob BaxTer gave an example oT his versa- TiliTy by playing "STardusT" on The Trombone and TrumpeT. "Far Away Places" was sung by Don McMahon, and Janie RenTorTh played a Jack Edgecomb, Janef HamilTon, Ida Mae Fousf beaT iT ouT 39 boogie woogie composiTion on The piano. The girls' Trio Teamed wiTh The boys' quarTeT To please The sTudenTs wiTh "Moonglow". The nexT number on The enTerTainmenT- packed convo was a Timely monologue abouT baslceTball by Mary Richards. Jim Falge and Bill MarTin provided more humor in The pro- gram wiTh The hillbilly rendiTion oT " Blue Tail Fly". The marimba Trio played several selec- Tions. and Mary Wilson sang. Concluding The show was Jimmy Gwinn and his band, who gave Three bop rendiTions. CHARLOTTE BARR NANCY JO THIEL undo-11. 72'wm Qn June 3 in The Eagles' ballroom, The Junior-Senior Prom - - biggesT and mosT im- porTanT dance oT The year - - was held. The dance, an annual aTTair given in honor oT The graduaTing seniors, was The opening evenTin a series oT TesTiviTies scheduled Tor Senior Weelc. STarTing in April, anoTher search was going on along wiTh The search Tor knowledge - - a quesT Tor Three beauTies who would reign aT The prom. Those selecTed were Doris Taylor, queen, and Nancy Jo Thiel and CharloTTe Barr, aTTendanTs. The girls were chosen by The boys in The iunior class. AT exacTly ll o'cloclc Queen Doris and John McCullough, iunior class presidenT, sTarTed The grand march which led up To The Throne. The impressive ceremony which Tol- lowed included The crowning oT The Queen by T-lewa Schieve. lasT year's prom queen. Princesses Nancy and CharloTTe were given Their Tlower crowns by lasT year's aTTendanTs, Joann Poore and Donna Belle Wilson. COMMITTEES Prom Queen CommiTTee: KenT Richwine and Coramae Grigsby, co-chairmen. DecoraTion CommiTTee: Prudence Windsor and Carolyn Terhune, co-chairmen. ReTreshmenT CommiTTee: Laurale Rozelle, chairman. Chaperones and lnviTaTions CommiTTee: Mar- Tha Pavey, chairman. Flowers CommiTTee: Judy Collins and Diane Wiley, co-chairmen. PubliciTy CommiTTee: Jerry Wills, chairman. Place CommiTTee: NaTalia Beclc, chairman. Band CommiTTee: Sheila Taylor, chairman. 92 , f. -. "4" . . 7' .4 Democracy In achon This year, under a new sysTem devised by STudenT Council, class elecTions were carried on in a smooTher Tashion Than in previous years. The AusTralian baIIo+ was used, and primary elecTions were conducTed. Mass meeTings were held as usual on The Monday beTore The voTing. and primary voTes were casT on Tuesday. April I9. The Tinal balloTTing came on Thursday. April 2l. OTTicers oT The classes oT '50, '5l. and '52 were chosen Tor The coming year. The class oT '52 also elecTed John Finney and Mrs. Mary KiTTerman To acT as permanenT sponsers oT Their class. Referee Tales his medicine Again This year 5TudenT Coun- cil sponsered a gianT carnival on May 6, in The high school building. Called The "SpiriT of '76," The aT- Tair was aTTended by over one Thousand sTudenTs and adulTs. Following lasT year's plan, The various school clubs had booThs on The main Tloor and in The basemenT oT The school building. Some booThs operaTing were candy kiT- chens, TorTune - Telling, m o v ie s . "l-liT The reTeree." and a Tish pond. STudenT Council's parT in The carnival, aside Trom supervising The enTire aTTair, was The prepara- Tion of a TalenT show, in The Torm OT a TheaTrical booking agency, and an all-school dance in The audiTorium, Tollowing The show. Bill Breece's band Turnished music. Every year The iunior and senior classes hold a series oT inTeresTing acTiviTies Tor poinTs. The class holding The mosT poinTs aT The end oT compeTiTion is awarded The honor oT Tlying iTs Tlag on class day. This year The Seniors made al- mosT a clean sweep oT The acTivi- Ties and won by a margin oT 26 poinTs. Juniors Take a baTh 9l were guesTs oT The STaTe TheaTer. The Tollowing day was The annual Senior TalenT Convo, in which grad- uaTlng sTudenTs perTormed Tor The lasT Tnme as hugh school TalenT The class Then headed Tor ForesT Park ln Noblesville Tor Their plcnlc 'l'haT eve nrng The drive In TheaTre parTy was held aT The Anderson Drive ln Semor TalenT Day I 1 fus Pancol Lou Ann Brown co chr Glen R uf BeTTy l-lendrnclcs Ed Johnson co chr Marvenm Schoonover was absenf when pac Ture was Taken As The modern 49ers came To The end oT Their search Tor lcnowledge nn AHS They were rewarded wlTh The proverbial poT oT gold Senior Weelc Under The capable durecTlon oT The class oTTlcers Duck Wallcer Bob Muller Lons Paramore and Jo ann Poore and Sensor Week General Chaurrnen Ellen Spall and Drclc Dav UP,,,,,, Thane, pmy lgggn The Varlgug QCTIVITTQS were l To r Co chr Jaclc KunTz Jim STewarT b ground ll cl: MaTTmgly oT Tun and a TlTTlng end To The Tour years spenT aT Anderson Hugh 5Cl1OOl femwb Week On Monday June 6 The sensors Dale Loulso Jnm Cade Pggnlg Cgmmlffeg DTIVSIII TITGBTSI' I To r Co chr Jrm Falge Duck McCarThy Pal Alexander Co chr Bob Busby Larry Anderson Janice Rossm John lewls Hewa Schleve Marvin Queer FY l-OU Wells -W. l . o r.: J . . . - . 1 Te- ' rw I ' , . - . , ' - ' r 1 1 vw! . 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To r.: Barbara Faye Broadwaior, Co-chr. Bob Millar. This year on Wednesday evening, June 8. The dance is a yearly aTTair, given by The graduaTing class in hon- or oT The TaculTy. The closing evenT oT Senior Week, as well as The end oT high school days Tor The 49ers came on June 9. Commence-meni' Speakers Kneeling: DeVere Bechfold, Mary Newsom S'Tanding: Dick l"lelTrich, John STayTon 80-ffbhtlzffddi l. To r.: Dan Schuyler, Mary Ann Eichler, Joann Poorc, Lois Paramorc, Bob Garriqus, Joan O'Neill. Brea kfasf Dance n.- li X-- 51. 95 Y I 'x K I 3 ml 98 X 'f MM if ffv f X, X 'N X X - X N N ':- K-.K - x q ,Q CQ: H X - ff f f fa- N ,L ,.-Aff' , 1iQs - I - , s'f' ff ' , x xg!! Q , x ,v A if f f 'S' AWZMMWWLLE I2 N L X sax NIM! ,wif V- SW afggpip A 1 A KV? ' -V -: W 6'?- f -X ' ' MQW 7 f RSX f Q 'fi -- X7 ' Q f fa ' fgffj 14 - if-:K f f A Q i QX "ggi -1 1 x 1 wwf . -5- AN 4 QW 'i X ....- - L' '5 s ' X,?g.ll-2' X . Judd:-pf 4:,l-Exif' W Wy 'S - -N-X Q Z - - .,,.f' X? HH?-fig new . - Li?---I .Wie '49em Kermil' Aclams-Vocarional Agriculiure-F. F. A. 2, 3. 4. Ronald Adams-Pre-Appreniice-Bancl I, 2, 3, 4, Sally Afflerbach-Home Economics. Nancy Alcers-College Preparaiory-Drum Maiorelfe I. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Sevenfeen Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Chr. Prom Decorarions Comm. 3: Co-Chr. S'r.-Fac- ully Dance Docorarions Comm. 4. James Alexander-Technical-Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Moniior 2, 3, 4: Prom Decorarions Comm. 3: Chr. Regis- 'rrarion Comm. Sr, Acliviiies 4: Science Club 3, 4: Junior Red Cross I: H. R. Sec.-Trees. 2: Siuclenr Council 3. Pafricia Alexander-Business Eclucarion-G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Seven- 'reen Club 3, 4: Via Club 2, Sec. 2: Srucleni Council I, 2, 4: H. SQ Office Assr. 2: Chr. Jr. Girls' lnrer-Class Acfiv- ilies: Senior Picnic Comm.: Head Moniior 4. Mary Alford-General-Choral Club 4: Girls' Concerf Choir 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: Jr. Red Cross 4: Glee Club 2. Doroihy Allis-College Preparaiory-Dramalics Club 2, 3. 4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Socieiy 3, 4. Sec.4: Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4, Cabinef 4: Sevenieen Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Place Comm. 3: Honor Srudy Hall Moniior 4: Head Moniror 3: Chr. Monilor Comm, 4: H. R. Sec.- Treas. 4: Chr. lnvilaiions, Chaperones Comm. Sr.-Faculiy Dance 4. Anna Allison-General-Siudonl Guidance Comm. 21 Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerr Choir 2, 3: English Assf. 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Monitor 4: Y-Teens I, 3: Pub- icarions Rep. 3. Marilyn Alspaugh - Home Economics - Girls' Concarr Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glec Club 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. John Alf-Vocaiional Agricullure-Fooiball I: H. R. Sec. I: F. F. A. 3, 4. Larry Anderson-College Preparafory-Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Torch Club I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Honor Socieiy 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Jr. Red Cross I: Prom Queen Comm. 3: Hoosier Boys' Sraie 3. Charles Armsirong-General-Bible Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Treas. 3: Cross Couniry 2: Locker Office Asst 4. Richard Arnold-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Conservaiion Club 2, 3, 4: Cross Counrry 2: Jr. Red Cross I. Almeda Asbury-General-Girls' Conceri Choir I: Girls' Glee Club I. KERMIT ADAMS noNAi.u ADAMS SALLY -AFFLERBACH NANCY AKERS '. JAMES ALEXANDER PATRICIA ALEXANDER MARY ALPORD 5 ' DOROTHY ALLIS ANNA ALLISON MARILYN ALSPAUGH ' JOHN ALT . LARRY ANDERSON CHARLES ARMSTRONG CHARLES ARNOLD ALMEOA ASBURY IOO c-zem ag 1949 Class Officers and Sponsors L. 'ro R.: Lois Paramore. Mr. Sanders Diclc Walker, Mrs. Buchanan, Bob Miller Joann Poore. Commencemen+ Speakers L. 'lo R.: John Sfaylon, DeVere Bechfold, Dillli HelfflCl1. Mary Newsom: Aller- nales, Thomas Wrighf, Barbara Tracy. Presiclenl . .Dick Walker Vice-Presiclenl Bob Miller Secrerary Lois Paramore Treasurer Joann Poore 0 Sponsors-Mrs. Eslher Buchanan ancl Leo Sanders Q 99 .Class Colors-Red and While .Wie '49eM, Bill Benneil-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Red Cross 4. Richard Bergdahl-College Preparalory-Science Club 4, Sgrfai-Arms 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pre-Mecl 4: Hislory Club 4' Sludenl Guidance Comm. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Mon: ilor 4: Foolball I: Wreslling 3. George Biddle-General-Jr. Conservalion Club 2, 3, 4. Barbara Blades-General. Beatrix Bobo-General. Don Bowerman-General-Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4. Pairicia Bowers-College Preparalory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Sevenleen Club 2, 3: Assl. Head Monilor 2. Darrell Branclenburg-Technical-Jr. Conservalion Club 3, 4', Sec. 3, Pres. 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Baseball I, 2. Farrell Brandenburg-Pre-Apprenrice:-Jr. Conservarion Club 3, 4, Sql. al Arms 4. William Breece-General-Choral Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Dean's Asst 2, 3, 4. William Breeclen-College Preparalory-Sluclenl Coun- cil 3: Head Monilor 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Pre-Med 4: Science Club 4: Golf 3. Barbara Brelsforcl-College Preparalory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Hisrory Club 4: Library Asst 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Prom. Req. Comm. 3: Dec. Comm. Sr.- Faculfy Dance 4. Larry Brighf-General. Reber-I Brizendine-Pre-Apprenlice-H. R. Pres. I, H. R. V.-Pres. 4. Elizabeilw Broaclnax-General-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. flhe '49e'z.4. James Balmer-Pre-Apprenlice-Mechanical Slalf Publica- 'rions 3, 4. Phillip Balmer-General. Richard Balmer-General-I-l. R. Sec.-Treas. I. Roberi Baker-General-"A" Club 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4. Lyle Barg-General. John Berger-General-Boys' Glee Club I. 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Safely Assl. 2, 3. Deloris Barnes-College Preparalory-Choral Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hislory Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerl Choir 2, 3: Y-Teens 3, 4. Gene Barnes-General-BaslcelbalI I: Track I: H. R. Pres.. I, V.-Pres. 2. Pafricia Bass-College Prepararory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2: Science Club 3: Sevenleen Club 3, 4: H. R. Sec.- Treas. 2, 3: Publicalions Rep. I: Convocalions Comm. 3: English Assl. 4: Decoralions Comm. Senior-Facully Dance: Class V.-Pres. I. Roberi' Beason-General. DeVere Bechfold-College Preparafory-X-Ray Slalf 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 4: Pep Sessions Comm 4: Commence- menl' Speaker 4: Head Monilor 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Siev- enleen Club 2, 3, 4, Council 2: Honor Socieiy 3. 4: H. R. Pres. I: Sluclenl' Council 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Sr. Brunch Comm. 4: Co-Edilor X-Ray 4: Prom Decoralions Comm. 3: "l.i+lIe Chief" Assl. Ed. 4: Library Assl. 4'. Emma Lou Bell-College Preparalory-Pre-Med Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Sevenleen Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Bell-Business Educafion-Y-Teens 3, 4: Pre-Med Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: Sevenleen Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3. Don Bemish-General--Track 2, 3: Foolball 2. Howard Bemish-General-Monilor 3, 4, Head Monilor 4: H. R. Pres. I, 2: Exec. Comm. 2: Hi-Y 4. JM '49em Margarei' Ca mpbell-General. Marvin Carlson-Pre-Apprenfice. Lenora Carroll-General-Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Con- cerf Choir 2. 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I: I-Iisfory Club I. Jim Casey-General-Baseball 3, 4. Loreffa Casfor-Home Economics. Carl Chambers-Technical-Torch Club 2: Locker Office Assf. 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2: Fooiball I, 2: Baseball I, 2. Murlyn Chambers-College Preparafory. Herberf Clark-Pre-Apprenfice-Wresfling 4. Joe ClarIr-G-eneral- Dramafics Club 43 I-Ii-Y 3. 4: Mon- ifor 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Talenf Day Program Comm.4. Morris Claypool-General-Jr.Conservafion Club 3: H. R. Sec.-Treas. I: Ari Ed. "Indian" 4. KeiI'I1 Clevenger-General-Foofball I, 2. Floyd Cobb-General-Torch Club l. Don Colvill-College Preparafory-Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4-: Torch Club I, 2: Science Club 4: Camera Club 3: Locker Office Assf. 2, 3, 4: Prom Queen Comm. 3: Monifor 4: Decoralions Comm. Sr.-Faculfy Dance 4: Infer- Class Acfivifies Comm. 3. John Comer-General. Donald Conover-General-Nlonifor 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 4. PAYE BROADVPATER DAVID BRONNENBERG ' BARBARA BROANN LOU ANN BROWN PATRICIA BROWN JQHN BROWNE MARJORIE BROYLES JOHN BRUNDAGE MARILYN BRUNUAGE LOIS BUSH 4 JAMES CADE LUTHER CAMPBELL I03 I . 242 '49eM, Faye Broadwaier-College Prepararory-Faculry Edifor "Indian" 4: "l.i'rI'le Chief" S'I'a'If 3, Ed. 4: "X'Ray" Siaff 3, 4. Page Ed. 4: Head Monifor 4: H. R. Pres. 4': Hislory Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Miniw-mm Council 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Convocaiions Comm. 4: Sr, Class Play 41: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: "Red Mill" 3: I. H. S. P. A. 4: Sr. Weelc Publicify Comm.4: Moniror 3: Honor Sociely 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Model U. N. 3: Prom Flower Comm. 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Lab. English Assl. 2: War Eiicrfs Comm. I. David Bronnenberg-Vocalional Ag riculfu re. Barbara Brown-College Preparalory-Choral Club 3, 4: Srudenl- Council I. 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Miniwanca Coun- cil 4: Monilor 4: Model U. N. 3: "Red Mill" 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4: Hisiory Club 3, 4, Roll Clerk 4: Chr. Flower Comm. For Prom 3: Sr. Week Publicily Comm. 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerl Choir 2: "X-Ray" Sralf 3. Lou Ann Brown-Business Education-Maiorelre I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Sevenreen Club I, 2, 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 3: Chr. Prom Dale and Eligibilily Comm. 3: H. R. Pres. 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 4: Sr. Taleni' Day Program Comm. 4: Monifor 3: Gym AssI'. 4. Pafricia Brown-College Prepararory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Cabinel' I, 2, 3, 4: Scven+een Club 3: H. R. Secf Treas. 3: "X-Ray" Siaif 3: Sr.-Facully Dance Place Comm. 4: Head Monilor 4: Library Azsl. I, 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross I, 2. John Browne-General-Ari' Club 3: Pre-Mecl 3: Boys Glee Club I, 2: Sr. Talonr Day Program Comm. 4: Ari AssI'. 2. Mariorie Broyles-Home Economics-Dean's Assl. 4: Y- Teens I: Class Exec. Comm. 2: Hislory Club 2: S'r.-Fac- ulI'y Dance Flower Ccmm. 4: Monifor 3. John Brunclage-General-Vifar Elforls Comm. I: H. R. Pres. 2: Pub. Rep. 3, 4: "X-Ray" S+aif 4: Prom Queen Comm. 3. Marilyn Brundage-College Preparalory-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club I: Girls' Concerf Choir I: Girls' Gflee Club I: Gym Assl. 2: I-I. R. Soc.-Trees. 2. Sanny Lou Bruning-Business Eclucaiion-Y-Teens 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Girls' Concerl' Choir 3. Janie Burion-Business Eclucaiion-Dramalics Club 3, 4: Sevenrecn Club 3, 4: Class Treas. I: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 3: H. R. Pres. I: Head Moniior 4: Sr.-Fac- ulI'y Dance Refreshmenls Comm. 4: Library Ass'I'. 2: So- cial Aclivilies Comm. 4. Bob Busby-College Preparaiory-Honor Sociely 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Siudenfr Council 3, 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Chr. Prom Queen Comm. 3: Locker Office Assl. 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: Co-Chr. Drive-In Thcaier Parry 4: Wresf- ling 2: Baseball 2: Monitor 3, 4: Moniror Comm. 4: Na+- ional Alhlefic Sociefy 3, 4. Lois Bush-General-Y-Teens I, 2: G. A. A. I: Bible Club 3, 4: Monilor 2. James Cade-General-Jr. Conservalion Club 2, 3: Usn- ers' Club I, 2, 3: Pub. Rep. 2, 3, 4: lnfer-Class Acriviries Comm. 3, 4. Lurher Campbell-Technical-Class Exec. Comm. 4: Bas- lcerball 2: Baseball I: Monilor 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Con- servaiion Club 3: lnler-Class Acrivilies Comm. 3, 4: H. R. V.-Pres. I: Boys' Glee Club 3. Zire. '49e1w, Paflie Crusmire-Home Economics. Eulalia Cunningham-General-Girls' Concerf Choir I: Girls' Glee Club 2. Lee Cunningham-Vocalional Aqricullure-F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Monilor 3. James Currenl-College Preparalory-Hi-Y 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Torch Club I, 2: Sludenf Council 2, 3: Class Pres. 3: H. R. Pres. 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Honor Sociely 3, 4, Treas. 4: "X-Ray" SI'aI'f 2, 3. Page Ed. 3: Eacully Ed. "Indian" 4: Miniwanca Council 3, 4: Dramalics Club 2. 3, 4: I-lislory Club 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Cross Counlry I, 2, 3: Sludenl Manager 4: Tom-Tom Board 4: I. H. S. P. A. 3, 4, Board Member 4: Hoosier Boys' S'+a're 3: Jr. Rolarian 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Week Publicily Comm. 4. Carl Dailey-Pre-Apprenfice-Bible Club 3, 4. Charlolfe Dailey-General-Bible Club 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerl Choir 2, 3: Pre-Med 4: Y-Teens 42 G. A. A. I. - Ma-rfha Dailey-General-Hisfory Club 3: Bible Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerf Choir 2, 3. Jack Daugherfy-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Red Cross I. Lee David-PreVfxpprenlice-Monilor 4: Jr. Conserve lion Club 4. Clara Davis-General-Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Mon- ifor 3. Norman Davis-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Conservalion Club 3, 4: Sludenl Council I: H, R. V.-Pres. 3. Orville Davis-College Preparalory-Choral Club 4: Bur- ris H. S., Muncie, Indiana-Foolball I, 2, 3: Wreslling I, 2, 3: lnler-Class Track I: R. O. T. C. I, 2, 3. Richard Davisson-College Preparalory-"A" Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Siudeni Council 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Co-Chr. Sr. Week 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Hoosier Boys' Slate 3: Nafional Alhlelic Scholarship So- ciely 3, 4: Torch Club 2. Judifh DeVore-General-Y-Teens 3, 4: Gym Assl. 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2. Jim Dixon-Technical-Sludenf Council I: Baseball I: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2, 3: H. R. V.-Pres. 4. RICHARD oAvissoN .rumm osvons a JIM oixora ,-. .-- . I l06 JACK COOK . JOANN COOK . 4 - KENNETH COOK NORMAN COOK JAMES COOPER JOHN COOPER CAROLYN CORN PHYLLIS COUNCELICER 4 CARROLU COWGILL I05 Zhe '49eM, Jack Cool:-Pre-Apprenlice. Joann Cool:--Home Economics-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Library Asst 3. Kenneih Cool:-College Preparzdory-Band I, 2, 3: Cho- ral Club 2, 3.4. Norman Cool:-Technical-Hi4Y 4: Torch Club 2: Science Club 4: Pub. Rep. 2. 3. James Cooper-College Preparafory-HI-Y 3, 4: Pre- Med 3, 4: Srudenl Council 2: Class Exec. Comm. 4. John Cooper-Pre-Apprenfice. Carolyn Corn-General-Choral Club I: Y-Teens I:Girls' Glee Club I: Girls' Concerl Choir I. Phyllis Councellor-Home Economics-Girls' Glee Club 2. Carroll Cowgill-Technical-Hi-Y 4: Prom Queen Comm. 3: Dean's Assl. 4: Science Club 3, 4: Hisfory Club 3, 4: Golf I: English Asst 3. Franlu Cox-Pre-Pxppreniice. Rober+a Cox-General-Zephyrhills H. S.. Zephyrhills, Fla.-Class Play 3: Dramafics Club: Girls' Baslcefball Team: Prom Comm. Bill Craigie-College Preparalory-Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Conser' valion Club 3: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: Locker Office Asst 2, 3, 4: Monifor 3: Decorarions Comm. s'f..FaCu1+y Dance 4. Jaclc Crim-Technical--Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: "A" Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counfry I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Conservarion Club 3: H. R. Pres. 2: Class Exec. Comm. 3: Torch Club I, 2. Marilyn Crosihwaif-General. Rosalie Crowlhers--Business Educalion-Siudenl Coun- cil 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sevenfeen Club 4: H. R. Sec.- Treas. I, 2: Fall Wind-Up Queen 4: Sr. Brealrfasl' Dance Comm. 4: Monifor 4. .Wie '49eM, Roberl Frazier-Pre-Appreniico-Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: H. R. V.-Pres. I: Archery Club 4. Bob Freeman-Technical. Eddie Freezfone-Pre-Apprenlice-Track I, 2, 3, 4: Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I. 2: Sludenl Council 2: "A" Club 2, 3, 4: Archery Club 4, Pres. 4: Jr. Conserva- lion Club l, 2, 3, 4. Phyllis Freeslone-General. Joan Fuller-Business Educalion-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Mon- ilor 4: G. A. A. I. Fred Fullingfon-Pre-Appreniice. Joan Fulfon-Business Educafion-Jr. Red Cross I: Y- Teens I. 2, 3.4: "X-Ray" Assl. 4: G. A. A. 2. Marilyn Gable-General-Guidance Office Assl. 4. Maxine Garreff-Business Educaiion-Choral Club 4: Pre-Med. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. Bob Garrigus-College Preparalory-Sfudeni Council I, 2, 3. 4, Trees. 4: Exec. Comm. 4: General Chr. Fall Wind- Up 4: Hoosier Boys' Slaie 2: lvliniwanca Council 4, Pres. 4: Science Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Chr. Sr. Breakiasfl Dance 4: H. R. Pres. I: Pep Sessions Comm. 3. Pairicia Garrison-Home Economics-Y-Teens 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Archery Club 4. William Gibson-Technical-Radio Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Science Club 4: Locker Office Assl. 4. Phyllis Gilberl-General-Y-Teens 4: Monilor 3: Sr.-Fac- ully Dance lnvilafions Comm. 4. Kafherino Giles-Business Educalion-Y-Teens 3, 4: Mon- ilor 4: Sr.-Faculiy Dance Comm. 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 4. Herberf Gilmore-General-Sr.-Facully Dance Place Comm. 4: Pub. Rep. I. 'inf' ROBERT .FRAZIER I BOB FREEMAN - EDDIE FREESTONE PI-IYLLIS FREESTONE JOAN FULLER ' ' FRED FULLINGTON JOAN FULTON MARILYN GABLE - MAXINE GARRETT BOB GARIIIGUS PATRICIA GARRISON ' WILLIAM GIBSON PHYLLI5 GILBERT KATHERINE GILES H I08 T I ' GERALD 'eoob wn.us mouse Aimom DOLLAR VIRRGINIA DOYLE ' DORTHA EAKER V RONA MARY ANN EICHLER ' ZOE ELLIS MARILYN EI-LISON WALTER ENT I L KATHLEEN FORKNER IO7 .7PLe '49em Gerald Dodd-Pre-Apprenlice-Baskefball 2: "A" Club 3, 4: Infer-Class Acfiviiies Comm. 3, 4: Fooiball 2, 3, 4, Honorary Capfain 4. Willis Dodge-General-Phys. Ed. Asst I: H. R. V.-Pres. I: Jr. Red Cross 4: Victory Comm. I. Arnold Dollar-Pre-Apprenlice. Virginia Doyle-Business Educafion-Jr. Red Cross I, 2: H. R. Sec.-Trees. 3: "Red Mill" 3: Hisiory Club 2, 3: Bus. Ed. Assf. 4: Hislory Assi. 4: Sevenfeen Club 4: Pre-Med Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerr Choir 2: Cho- ral Club 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4, Cabinel 4: Monilor 4: Sr. Class Day Program Comm. 4. Dorofhea Ealrer-General-Dean's Assi. 4. Ronald Edwards-Technical-Ushers' Club 2, V.-Pres. 2. Mary Ann Eichler-College Preparafory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinef 2, 3, 4: "X-Ray" Sfaff 3: Sevenieen Club 2, 3. 4, Treas. 4: Class Exec. Comm.'4: H. R. Sec.-Treas 2: Jr. Red Cross 3: Monifor 3: Head Monifor 3: Choral Club 3: Library Assf. 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Con- cerf Choir 2: Prom Decorafions Comm. 3: Co-Chr. Break- fasl' Dance Decorafions Comm. 4. Zoe Ellis-College Preparafory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Pre-Med Club 4: G. A. A. 4: H. S. Office 2: Treasur- er's Assl-. 3: "X-Ray" Sfaff 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerf Choir 2: "Red Mill' 3: Class Exec. Comm. 3: Brealciasf Dance Comm. 4. Marilyn Ellison-General-Y-Teens 4: Trades and lndus- Iry Assl. 4: Brealcfasi' Dance Comm. 4. Waller Enf-General-Track I: Jr. Conservafion Club 2, 3. Wanda Eubanlt-General-Y-Teens 4: Lapel H. S. l, 2: Yorldown H. S. 2. James Falge-College Preparafory-lnfer-Class Aciivi- lies Comm. 3: Dean's Asst 3, 4: Track I, 2: Cross Coun- fry 2: Foofball I. 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Choral Club 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Jr. Rofarian 4: Pre-Med Club 4: Torch Club 2: Bus. Manager "lndian" Slaff 4. Kaihleen Forlmer-College Preparafory-Hisfory Club 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerr Choir 3, 4. Jerry Fosfer-Home Economics. Roberf Fowler-Pre-Apprenfice. .7114 '49e,fi,4. Virginia Handy-College Preparalory-S'panisl'u Club 2: Library Club 4: Science Club 4: Monilor 2: Prom Place Comm. 3: Hisfory Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Pub. Rep. 4: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 3: Library Assf. 4: Girls' Concerl' Choir 3: Camera Club 4: Driver Training Assi. 4. Andrew Haney-Pre-Apprenlice. Bill Hardacre-Business Eclucafion-Sr. Brealnlasl' Dance Comm. 4: Sr. Class Play 4. Nancy Harmeson-General-Madrigal Club 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Indian Maiden 4: Monilor I, 4: Girls' Concerl Choir 3. Barbara Harris-College Preparalory-G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 4: Hislory Club 2, 3, 4': Biology Assl. 4. NANCY HARMESON I BARBARA HARRIS , BOB HARRIS ' Bob Harris-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Conserv-alion Club I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 4. Bob HalI1coaI'-General. Carolyn Hawley-Gcnoral-Merchanclisinfg Assl. 4. Ira Heiney-Technical-Jr. Conscrvalion Club 4. Richard Helfrich-College Preparafory-Commcncemenl Speaker 4: Honor Sociely 3, 4, Pres. 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Sql.-al-Arms 4: Torch Club 2: H. R. Pres. 2, 4: I-I. R. V.-Pres. 3: Convocalions Comm. 4: Prom Queen Comm. 3: Locker Office Assl. 3: Monifor 2, 4: Head Mon- ilor 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Hoosier Boys' Siiale 3: Miniwanca Council 3. 4, V.-Pres. 4: Na+. Aihlelic Schol- aslic Sociely 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 3: Co-Chr. Sr.-Facully Dance 4. Belly Hendricks-College Preparalory-Y-Teens 2, 4: Dramalics Club 4: Sevenieen Club 4: G. A. A. I, 3: Dean's Assf. 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Gleo Club I, 2. Joan Henry-General-Y-Teens 3, 4: Gym Asst 2. 3, 4: "X-Ray" Sialf 4. 1 I Roberf Hicks-General-Band 2. 3, 4: Jr. Band I: His- 'rory Club 2: Ushers' Club I. Janef Hilbolf-Home Economics-Bible Club 4: Book I Club 2: Nurses's Assl. 4: Monilor 2, 3: G. A. A. I. W I James Hiles-Technical-Hisiory Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Con- servafion Club 4: Pub. Rep. 4. .. . , , Z1 L ROBERT HICKS JANET HILBDLT JAMES HILE5 I I I0 JIMMII: GOLDEN MARIE GORDON KENNETH GRANGER JIM HALL ROBERT HAMEL NORMA HAMLIN IO9 flhe '49e'm Jimmie Golclen-Pre-Appreniico-Archery Club 4. Marie Gordon-Business Educaiion-Y-Teens 3, 4: Moni- I'or 3, 4, AssI'. Head 4: S'r.-Facully Dance Comm. 4: Phys- ical Ed. Ass'I. 2. Kennefh Granger - Pre-Appreniice - Jr. Conservaiion Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Hi-Y 4: Archery Club 4: Moniior l. Jaclr Gregg-Technical-Jr. Conservalion Club 3, 4: Hi- Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: H. R. Pres. I: Class Ex. Comm. 3. Joan Grey-College Preparaiory-Pre-Med Club 4: G. A. A. 4: Science Club 4: Y-Teens 4-Chalham H. S., New Jersey-Sludeni' Council 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Y- Teens I, 2, 3: Choir I, 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Band 3: Bad- miI"lon Club 3: Orchesira I, 2, 3: Archery Club 3: Ari' Club 2. Celia Gross-College Preparaiory-Sr, Y-Teens 4: G. A. A. 2: Model U. N. 3: Choral Club 2. Joyce Gudgel-General-G. A. A. 4: Archery Club 4: Ari Assi. 4. Richard Gusfin-Pre-Apprenlice. Marilyn Gwalfney-Business Educafion-Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Pres. 4: Moniior 4: Honor Sludy Hall Moniior 4: Y-Teens I: Hoosier Girls' Sfale 3: Madison Couniy Jr. Red Cross Council 4, Pres. 4: Jr. Red Cross Conference 3. Jimmy Gwinn-Colleffe Preparalory-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesira I, 2. 3, 4': Choral Club 3, 4: Madrigal Club 4: Dean's Assi. 4: Tom-Tom Board 4: Sir. Picnic Transpor- 'ralion Comm. 4: "Red Mill" 3. Asa Haclcney-College Preparaiory. Norma Hains-College Preparaiory-G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Inier-Class Acfiviiies Comm. 3. 4, Chr. 4: Model U. N. 3, 4: Monifor 2, 3, 4, Ass-I. Head 4: Science Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: English Assi. 2, 3, 4: Golf Club 3: Pub. Rep. 4. Jim Hall-Technical-Dramafics Club 3, 4. Roberf Hamel-General--Choral Club 3, 4: Loclcer Of- fice Assi. 2, 3, 4: Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. Norma Hamlin-Collepe Preparaiory-H. R. Pres. I: Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 3: Hisfory Club 2, 3: Girls' Concert Choir 3: Spanish Club 2: Sevenieen Club 2, 3. 4: Library Assi. 2, 3. .Zhe '49e.m Bob Irle-General. Jane Ann Isanoqel--General-Sludenl Council 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 4': Y-Teens 3: Viclory Comm. I: I.aI'in Club 3. Tommy Janefos-General-Jr. Conservaiion Club I. Floyd JarreH-General-Aihlelics Ed. "Indian" 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Class Exec. Comm. 3: "X-Ray" Slaif 3: Pre- Med 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club 2, Samuel Jarreif-General-Class Exec. Comm. 4. Donna John-Home Economics. Alberl' Johnson-General-Hi-Y 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 4: Track 2: Wresfling 2: Boys' Glee Club 4. Edward Johnson-General-Hi-Y 3, 4: "X-Ray" Slaff 3, 4, Page Ed.4, Co-Ed. 4: Assl. Ed. "LiIfle Chief" 4: N.S.P.A. French Lick 4: I. H. S. P. A., Franklin Conf. 4: Pep Sess- ions Comm.4, Chr. 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: Na+. Thospian Soc. 4: H. R. Pres. 4: Co- Chr. Sr. Class Day Comm. 4: Prom Relreshmenls Comm. 3: Torch Club 2: Sifudenl Manager 2, 3: Locker Office Ass'r. 2, 3: Baseball I. Norman Johnson-Pre-Apprenlice-Radio Club 4. Richard Johnson-Technical-Hi-Y 3, 4: Foolball I: Bas- lfelball I: Science Club 4: Monilor 2, 3: Ushers' Club I, 2: Boys' Glee Club 2. Alice Jones-Home Economics. Laura Jones-College Preparalory-Pre-Med 3, 4: Y- Teens 4: Lalin Club 3. Margarel' Jones-H:-me Economics-Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 3, 4: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 3, 4: Honor Sfudy Hall Monilor 4: Sr.-Eacully Dance Flower Comm. 4. Roberf Jones-General-Torch Club I, 2: Hi-Y 4. Be'H'y Julian-Business Educaiion-G. A. A. 3, 4: Y- Teens 4. lg. BOB IRLE .JANE ANN ISANOGEL TOMMY JANETOS FLOYD JARRETT SAMUEL JARRETT DONNA JOHN MARGARET JONES ROBERT JONES . ' 'I lI2 ' RAY-HILL ' JANICE HHCHCOCK MARYHA HOCKENBERRY I DAVID HOLDING JAMES HOLDREN JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH JOYCE HOPPES ' PAT HORNBECK ANN HUDSON JOHNNY HUDSON DON HUFFER JEAN HUFFMAN BARBARA? HUGHES BETTIE HUGHES I I I NORMA HOLLADAY Zhe '49ew. Ray Hill-Technical. Janice Hifchcock-General-Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4: Hisiory Club 3. Mariha Hoclcenberry-General-Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Concerf Choir 2: Library Asst 4: English Assf. 4: Madrigal Club 4': Science Club 4: Pre-Med Club 4: Library Club 4: Y-Teens 4: Indian Maiden 3, Alfernaie 4: Pep-Session Comm. 3: Program Comm. 'ior Brealcfasl' Dance 4. David Holding-College Preparafory-Baslceiball I: Pub. Rep. 2. James Holdren-General-Hi-Y 3, 4': Dean's Assf. 3: Head Monilor 4. Norma Holladay-General-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 3: H. R. V.-Pres. I: Pub. Rep. 2: Physical Ed. Assf. 2. John Hollingsworfh-Technical-Archery Club 4: Track l. 2, 3, 4. Joyce Hoppes-General. Pai Hornbeck-General-H. R. Pres. I: Girls' Glee Club 4: Y-Teens 4. Ann Hudson-Business Educaiion-Y-Teens 4. Johnny Hudson-Pre'Apprenfice-Wraslling 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Track I, 2: H. R. V.-Pres. I. Don Huf'Fe'r-General-Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Wresiling 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Dean's AssI.3: lnier-Class Acfivifies Comm. 4. Jean Huffman-Home Economics-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4': Girls' Glae Club 3: Jr. Red Cross 3. Barbara Hughes-General-Nurse's Assi. 3. BeH'ie Hughes-College Preparafory-Class Exec. Comm. 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross I:S'cience Club 4: Hisiory Club 3: Girls' Conceri Choir 3, 4: Golf Club 3: Nurse's AssI'. 3, 4: G. A. A. 4. .Wie '49e':.a, Earl Lawlor-Technical--Sludenl Council 4: Cross Coun- lry I, 2, 3: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Club I: Ivloniior I, 2, 3, 4: Sr.-Facully Dance Decoralions Comm. 4. Joyce Lawler-General-''X-Ray" Slall 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Rod Cross 3: Hislory Club 3. Belly Lou Lawrence-General-Bible Club I, 2, 3, 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 3. Russell Lazenby-Pre-Apprenlice-Golf I, 2, 3: H. R. Treas. 4. Virginia Lee-College Prepararory-Sluclenf Council 3, 4, Pres. 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Classes and Organizalions Ed. "Indian" 4: "X-Ray" Slall 3: Sevenleen Club 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinel 4': Honor Sociely 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross I, 2: Sludenf Council Conf. 3: I. H. S. P. A. Franklin Conf. 4: Purdue Leadership Conf. 3: Honor Slucly Hall Comm. 4: Safely Comm. 3: Prom Decoralions Comm. 3: Co-Chr. Sr.-Facully Dance 4: Hoosier Girls' Sllale 3: Monilor 3, 4: Tom-Tom Board 4: Lab. English Assl. 3. Phyllis LeMond-General-Y-Teens 4: Guidance Office Assl. 4. Mary Jo Lennis-Business Educalion-Lab. English Assi. 2: Bus. Ed. Assl. 3: Monilor 4: Y-Teens 4. Alice Jo Levi-General. John Lewis-General-Sludenl Council 4: Honor Sludy Hall Monilor 4: Monilor 2: H. R. Pres. I: Sr. Picnic Ar- ranqemenls Comm. Chr. 4: Foolball I: Wreslling 2. Tom Lineberry-General. Kay Lillie-General-Class Exec. Comm. 3: Prom Comm. 3: Sr. Weelc Reqisiraiion Comm. 4: Monilor 4: Seven- leen Club 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 4. Evelyn Livingsfon-GeneraI-Y-Teens 2, 3: Bus. Ed. Assl. 3: "X-Ray" Asst 3. Edwin Livingslon-Technical-Phys. Lab. Assl. 4: Sr. Pic- nic Arrangemenis Comm. 4. Janei' Long--General-Choral Club 4: Girls' Concerl' Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. Ed Loose-General. RUSSELL LAZENBY VIRGINIA LEE PHYLLIE LoMONDl MARY JO LENNIS ALICE JO LEVI JOHN LEWIS TOM LINEBERRY KAY LITTLE EVELYN LIVINGSTON . , , , EDWIN Liviwc-srow JANET LONG E0 LOOSE I I4 HUXRRIET LANE PAUL LANE JEAN LANGLEY I-I3 .Wie '49eM. FIoeHa Keesling-General. Marilyn Kelly-College Preparalory-Choral Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Pre-Med 3, 4: Lab. English Assf. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2: H. R. Sec.-Treas. I. Raymond Kendal-Business Educarion-I-li-Y 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 2: Via Club 2. Befliea Kidd-Home Economics-Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Concerl' Choir I, 2. Roy Kilburn-General-Sludenf Council 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Library Assl. 2. Jael: Kimble-Pre-Apprenlice-"A" Club 3, 4: Cross Counlry I, 2, 3. 4: Track I, 2, 3: Baslcelball I. Harold Kimmerling- Pre-Apprenlice-Dean's Asst 2: Pub. Rep. I: Publicafions Mechanical Sfaff 3, 4. Evelyn King-General-Y4Teens I, 2, 4: Science Club 4. Tom Kirk-College Preparalory-Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Science Club 4: Pub. Rep. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Brealcfasl Dance Comm. 4. Willodean Kugler-Business Educalion-G. A. A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: Via Club 3. Jaclr Kuniz-General-Dramalics Club 2, 3, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Class Exec. Comm. 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Locker Office Assl. 3: Senior Class Play 4: Co-Chr. UpfTown Tliealer Parfy 4. Doris Land-General-Sevenfeen Club 4: H. R. Sec.- Treas. 2: English Assl. 4: Y-Teens I, 3, 4: Monilor 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Harriei Lane-General. Paul Lane-Business Educafion-Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4: Madrigal Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: "Red MilI" 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Class Play Comm. 4: Monilor 3, 4. Jean Langley-College Preparalory-Choral Club 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 4: Girls' Concerl Choir 4: "Red Mill" 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Science Club 4. .Wm 49am Norelda Mlller Buslness Educallon YTeens 4 MODIIOF 2 4 Chr lnvllallons Comm Brealclasl' Dance 4 Robarf Mlllor College Preparalory X Ray 3 4 Page 2 E 3 lfdllorln Chlel 4 Class V Pres 2 3 4' Sludenl Councll3 4 Readlng Clerk3 V Pres 4 Hl Y3 4 Sec relary 4 Torch Club I 2 Sec 2 Honor Soclely 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Cross Counlry I 2 3 Baslcelball 2 Lock er Ofllce Assl 2 3 H R Pres 3 Hoosler Boys Sl'ale3 Mlnlwanca Cauncll 4 Jr Conservallon Club 3 Annual 3 Co Chr PUblICII'y Comm Sr Weelc4 l H S P A 4 Prom Decorallons Comm Ro alle Mlller General Warren Mlllrlr T chnlcal Torch Club I 2 HlY 3 4 C mera Cl b I 2 3 Monllor 2 3 Jr Conserva on Cu 2 3 Terlnls 3 Blll Mlller College Preparalory Torch Club 2 HlY 3 oofball I all Club 3 4 Conservallon Club 3 X Ray Slall 3 Slu denl Councll 2 3 Monllor 3 4 Soclal ACIIVIIISS Comm 3 Pep Sesslons Comm 4 Clubs Comm 4 Hoosler Boys Slale 3 Nallonal Scholasllc Alhlellc Soc 4 Prom Comm 3 Chr Relreshmenls Comm Sr Faculty Dance 4 Barbara Mllls BUSINESS Educallon Class Treas 2 Sev Jr Red Cross I 2 4 Morlllor I 2 3 Chr Place Comm Sr Facully Dance Llbrary Assl 4' Carolyn Moneyhun General Floyd Moore College Preparalory SCISDCS Club 3 4 Hl Y 4 Camera Club 4 Radlo Club 4 Jaclr Moore Technlcal Dramallcs Club 3 4 Pre Med WARREN MILLER BILL MILLER BARBARA MIL S Club3 4 Pres 4 Class Exec Comm 2 Sclence Club CARD'-YN MONEYHUN PLOYDMOGRE JACK MOORE I Track I 3 Orcheslra Comm Sr Facully Dance Gen eral Reglslrallon Comm 4' Sr Class Play Nallonal Thes plan Soc 4 Henry Moreland Pre Apprerlllce Archery Club 4 James Morrls Technlcal I'llY 3 4 A ub rch Club 2 Baseball I 2 3 Ba elball Fool or p R Se 4 Week ACIIVIIISS Comm Marllyn Morrls BUSINESS Educallon G A A I YTeens I 2 3 4 Breaklasl Dance Comm 4 Vla Cub I 2 Vlsual AIdS Assl 3 4 Drlver Tralnlng Assl 4 Pafrlcla Morrls College Preparalory Lab Engllsh Assl 2 Glrls Glee Club 2 Red Mlll 3 Choral ub Lela Musselman General G A A I Monll I IS ual Alds Assl 3 YTeens 4 Glrls Concerl Cholr 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 Denny Myer Technlcal Torch Club 2 HlY 3 4 Pres 4 Track I 2 3 4 Jr Conservallon Club 3 4 Tennls3 Sr Reglslrallon Comm PATRICIA MORRIS LELA MUSSELMAN DENNY MYER II6 I I fl..-'T'--1 ' l- e ' - . : '- . : a I' . . 1 ' . : . +I I b , 1 ' . 4: F - , 2, 3: Baseb I, I-3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4:"A'l enfeen Club 53, 4: Y-Teens I, 2,3 4: Clubs Comm. 3: '- ' - '- . : " " Cl 3, 4: To 1 . . . 4: slr I. 2: - ball I, 2: Monil 3: Pub. Re . I: H. . 'c. 7 Sr. ' '- ' ' - . . . , 2, 3: - . . . z . : ' I : ' ' 7 " ' " 1 CI 3, 4: - - . . . : ' or : V' - MAX MAIN JAMES MANSFIELD DONALD MATHEWS RICHARD MERRILL ROBERT MERRILL MARILYN MERWIN JUNE METCALF JOHN MILES ROBERT MILLAGE II5 Jhe. '49eM. Dale Louisa-College Preparalory-Ed.-in-Chief of "In- dian" 4, Assi. Ed. 3: Convocaiions Comm. 4: Honor So- cieiy 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Parliameniarian 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Science Club 4: Honor Sludy Hall Monilor' 4: I. H. Si. P. A. Franlclin Conf. 4: N. S. P. A., French Lick, 4: Senior Picnic Comm.: Hoosier Boys' Sfaie 2: Head Moniior 3: Prom Reireshmenis Comm. 3: H. R. Sec.-Trees. 3: Torch Club 2: Library AssI'. 2: Vic- Iory Comm. I: Model U. N. Assembly 4. Ardeih Mabbiii'-General-Assi. Driver Training 4. Geraldine Mabbiff-General. Max Main-Technical-Torch Club 3: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 4: Science Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Mon- iror 3: Library Assl. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 2. James Mansfield-General-"A" Club 3, 4: Fooiball 2, 4: Track 3, 4. Donald Mafhews-General-Wresiling 3, 4: Usher l, 2, 3, 4. Mack Ma:I+ingIy-College Prepararory-Torch Club ' I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Science 4, Treas. 4: Library Assf. 4: Pub. Rep. I, 2: Monifor 2, 3: Assl. Head Moniior 3: Library Club 4, V.-Pres. 4: Model U. N. Assembly 4: Sr. Theaier Pariy 4. I, 2, Club Arihur Maynard-Technical-Cross Couniry I: "A" Club I: Radio Club I: Hisiory Club I. Mary Jayne Melcher-Business Educarion--Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Concerf Choir 4: "X-Ray" Assr. 4: Guid- ance Ofiice 4. Richard Merrill-General-Pre-Med 2, 3: Jr. Exec. Comm. 3: Moniror 4: H. R. Pres. 4: Convocalions Comm. 4. Roberl' Merrill-General-Pre-Med 3, 4: S'Iuden'I Coun- cil 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Convocaiions Comm. 4: Ari Club 3. Marilyn Merwin-College Preparafory-"X-Ray" Page Three Ed. 3: Honor S+ucIy Hall Moniior 4: Chr. Book Ex- change Comm. 4: H. S. Office Asst 2: Prom Decorafions Comm. 3: lnvi'IaIions Comm. Sr.-Faculiy Dance 4: H. R. Pres. 2: Jr. Red Cross I, 3: Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinei 4: Sevenfeen Club 2, 3, 4. June Mefcalf-College Preparaiory-G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Golf Club 2, 3, V.-Pres. 3: "X-Ray" Slaff 3: Jr.-Sr. Class Acfivilies 3, 4: Moniior 4: Y-Teens I: Via Club 2: Infer- Class Ac'Iivi'Iies Comm. 4. John Miles-General-Honor Socieiy 4: Hi-Y 4: "X-Ray" Slail 4. Roberf Millage-General-Jr. Conservafion Club 2: Ar- chery Club 4. .Wie '49ef:,4, I Mary Newsom-Home Economics-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Or- cheslra 3, 4: Y-Teens 4: InI'ra'CIub Council 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Council 4: Senior Aclivifies 4: Monilor 3, 4: Home Ec. Assi. 4: Commencemenl Speaker 4. Virginia Norris-Business Educaiion-Y-Teens 2: H. R. Sec. I: Jr. Red Cross I: Monilor I. Jerry Oalces-Technical-Torch Club I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcerball 2: Cross-Counlry I: AssI'. Head Monilor 3: Moniror 2, 3, 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 4: H. R. Treas. I: Sr.-Faculry Dance Comm. 4. Evelyn Odell-Business Eclucalion-Library Assl. 3: Via Club 2: Y-Teens 4: Monifor 4. Jaclr Odell-General-Choral Club 4: Dramalics Club 3: Track I, 2: Baslcerball I: Foolball I, 2, 3: "X'Ray"- "Indian" Prolograplwer 2, 3, 4. Bob Odom-Vocalional Agricullure-F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: H. R. Pres. I. Jo Ann O'Neill-General-Sevenfeen Club 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: H. R. Pres. I: Co-Chr. Decoralions Comm. Break- Iasl Dance 4. Par O'RoarIc-Pre-Apprenfice-Hi-Y 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Traclc 2, 3. 4: Cross Counlry 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: H. R. V.-Pres. I, 2: Jr. Conservarion Club 3: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 3. Marflwa Ann OHo-College Preparalory-Boolc Club I, 2: Hislory Club 2: Moniror 3, 4: Program Comm. Brealclasl Dance 4. Carolyn Peinfer-Home Economics-Choral Club 3, 4: Sevenfeen Club 4: Y-Teens I, 3, 4: H. R. Sec. 2: Girls' Glee Club I: Girls' Concerl Choir 2: "Red MiII" 3. Gus Pancol-College Preparafory-Choral Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 2: Madrigal Club 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Library Club 4, Pres. 4: "A" Club 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: Class Exec. Comm. 3: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Talenl Day Comm. 4: Sr. Class Play Comm. 4: Indian Mascol I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Sessions Comm. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Boys' G-lee Club I, 4: Track 2: Wresrling 3: Monilor 2: Prom Pub. Comm. 3: Library Assl. 4: "Reel Mill" 3. Lois Paramore-Business Educalion--Class S'ec. 2, 4: Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4: SIucIen+ Council 3: H. R. Sec. I, 2: "X- Ray" Slaff 3: Exec. Comm. I: Sevenleen Club 4: Prom Band Comm. 3. Claude Perdue--Pre-Apprenlice. Ray Passwafer-GeneraI-Baseball I, 3: Baskelball I, 3: "A" Club 3.4: Foofball I, 3: Pub. Rep. 4: H. R. Treas. 3: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: Jr. Conservafion Club 3: Hi-Y 4. Dororliy Pavey-College Preparalory-Hisrory Club 2, 3, 4: Book Club 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: "X-Ray"SIaIl 4: Model Assembly 3, 4: Library Assl. 2, 3, 4. MARY NEWSOM - VIRGINIA NORRIS JERRY OAKES EVELYN ODELL . JACK ODELI. BOB ODOM Jo ANN oweuu V PAT o'rzoARx Miiri-IA ANN orro CAROLYN PAINTER GUS PANCOL LOIS PARAMORE CLAUDE PARDUE RAY PASSWATER DCROTHY PAVEY II8 .Linz L KENNETH NELSON LINDA NELSON V MARTHA NEWSOM II7 J .Wie '49em Jane'I' Myers-College Preparalory-Jefferson Twp., Up- land, lnd.-Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Jr. Play 3: Asst Ed. School Paper 3: Bible Club 4. Roberf Myers-General. Richard McCarIhy-Technical-Co-Chr. Sr. Picnic Comm. 4: Locker Office Assl. 3, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Jr. Rolarian 4: Sludenl Council I, 2: H. R. V.-Pres I: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4. Sue Ann McClin+ic-Business Eclucarion-I'I. R. Pres. I: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: H. R. Sec.-Treas 3: Class Exec. Comm. 4: Honor Sociely 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Sr, Week Regislra- Iion Comm. 4. Jim McCord-Pre-Apprenlice-H. R. V.-Pres. l. Pahicia McDaniels-General-Choral Club 3, 4: Jr. Rocl Cross 4: Y-Teens 4': Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Concerl Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Library Assi. 3, 4. Harold McDonald-Pre-Appreniico. Joe McGranahan-General. Donald McMahan-Technical-Ushc-rs' Club l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Mndriqal Club 4: "Red Mill" 3: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: I-I. R. Soc.-Treas I: Li- brary Assi. 3, 4': Monilor 3. Joyce Nagel-Business Educalion-Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Bradley Neal-Technical-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I: Class Pres. 2: Class Exec. Comm. 2: "A" Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: lnler-Class Aciivi- Iies Comm. 4: Dean's Assl. 2: Club Tom-Tom Board 4: Track I: S3uden+ Council I, Exec. Council 2: Moniror I: Speech Asst 4. Mary Helen Neal-College Preparaiory-Sr. Class Play 4: "X-Ray" Slafl 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sevenleen Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Girls' Concerl Choir 3: Library Assl. 2: Lab. English Assl. 4: Prom Decorafions Comm. 3. Kennefh Nelson-Pre-Appreenlice-Baslcelball I. Linda Nelson-College Preparaiory-Sr. Class Play 4: Class Day Program Decoralions Comm. 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sevenreen Club 2, 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 4: Mon- ifor. Marlha Newsom-Home Economics-G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: lnfer-Class Aclivifies Comm. 4: Gym Assi. I: Girls' Concerf Choir 2: Choral Club 3, 4: "Red Mill" 3. Zfw '49efuL Marvin Quear-Technical-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chr. Transporla- Iion Comm. Sr. Picnic 4: lnfer-Class Aclivilies Comm. 3, 4: Monifor 4. Norma Randall-General-U. N. Siecurily Council 3: Y- Teens 4. Wilma Rah-General-Y-Teens 4: Monifor 3, 4: Via Club 2. Ray Reese-Pre-Apprenfice-Wreslling 2, 3, 4: Pub. Rep. 3, 4: Track I. 2, 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Ushers' Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4'. Pafricia Reeves-Business Educalion-Camera Club 3. Jael: Rhoades-General-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: Track I. William Rhoades-Technical-Class Exec. Comm. 4: Hi- Y 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Science Club 3: Dean's Assl. 3, 4. Alice Rhoades-Business Educalion-Maiorelle I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely 4: Sludenl Council I: Jr. Real Cross I, 3: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 4: Phys. Ed. Assf. 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Prom lnvilalions, Chaperones Comm. 3: Sr. Brealcfasl Dance Comm. 4. Reber? Richards-Pre-Apprenlice-Track I, 2, 3, 4': Cross Counlry I, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 4: Exec. Comm. 3: Infer- class Aclivifies Comm. 3, 4: "A" Club 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4': Torch Club I. Frances Riffle-College Preparalory-Glee Club 3. Robarf Rigdon--General-"Indian" Slalf 4: "X-Ray" Slaff 4. Sara RiHer-Business Educalion-Class Exec. Comm. 3: Sevenfeen Club 2, 3, 4: Monilor 2, 3: H. R. Pres. 2: Chr. Publicily Comm. Prom: Sr.-Facully Dance Comm. 4: Y- Teens I. 2. 3. 4, V.-Pres. 2: Sr. Class Play 4. James Roland-General-H. R. Pres. I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Pre-Med Club 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: "X-Ray" Sfaif 3: Monilor 3. ' Janice Rossin-College Preparalory-Asst Sludenl Chr. Convocalions Comm. 4: Hilifes ancl Underclasses Ed. "Indian" 4: Sr. Class Play 4: "X-Ray" Sfaff 3: Monilor 3, 4: Honor Sociery 3, 4: Dramafics Club 3. 4, Sec. 4: Sr. Class Play Comm.: I. H. S. P. A. Franklin Conf. 4: Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4, Cabinel' 4: Sludenl Council I: Seven- feen Club 2, 3, 4: Lab. English Assr. 2, 3, 4: Pub. Rep. I: Prom Decoralions Comm. 3: Chr. Flowers Comm. Sr.-Fac- ully Dance 4: Nalional Thespian S'ocieIy 4: U. N. Model Assembly, Parliamenfarian 4. Jane? Roudebush-College Preparafory-Sevenleen Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4: Social Aclivilias Comm. 3: Clubs Comm. 4: Breakfasl Dance Comm. 4: Infra-Club Council 4: Y-Teens Cabinef 4. JAMES ROLQND 1 JANICE ROSSIN JANET ROUDEBUSH l20 PAULA PERRY MARILYN PETTIGREW FRANK PI-IELPS ROBERT PHELPS - JACK PHILLIPS I GENENE PICKERING ....A4-Y A -t.: 'MARIAN PIERSE KENNETH PITTSFORD JANETTE PLESCH RONALD PLUMMER JOANN Poone sus pops -sos women Rosen mance ' QAMUEL Pmcs I I-9 Zhe '49em Paula Perry-College Preparatory-English Asst 4: Foods I Asst 3: H. R. V.-Pres. I. Marilyn Pelfigrew-College Preparalory-English Asst 2, 3, 4: Candy Sland 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: Book Club 3: Hislory Club 3, 4: H. R. Pub. Rep. 2. Frank Phelps-College Preparafory-Golf I, 2, 3, 4: "A" Club 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 2, 3: Pre-Med 3: H. R. Pres. 3: Locker Office Asst 3: Dean's Asst 3, 4: Asst Head Ivlonilor 2, 3: Boys' Golf Club I: Choral Club 3, 4: "Red Mill" 3: Jr. Rolarian 4: Sr. Class Play 4: H. R. Sec.-Trees. 4. Roberl Phelps-Pre-Apprenlice-FoolbaII 2, 3. Jaclc Phillips-Technical-Foolball 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 4: Torch Club I, 2: H. R. V.-Pres. I: Jr. Conservalion Club 3, 4: Prom Decoralions Comm. 3. Genene Pickering-Home Economics--Glee Club I: Girls' Concerl Choir I: YeTeens I, 2, 3, 4. Marian Pierse-Business Eclucalion-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Bus. Ed. Asst 3, 4: Driver Training Asst 3: Girls' C-lee Club 3: Girls' Concerf Choir 3. Kennelh Pilfsford-Vocalional Agricullure-Jr. Conser- va-rlion Club 4: Baslcelball I. ' Janelle Flesch-College PreparaIory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Decoralions Comm. 3: Sr. Week Regislralion Comm. 4: Monilor 4: G. A. A. I. Ronald Plummer-Pre-Apprenlice-Dean's Asst 3: Man- ager 2, 4: Bible Club 2, 3, 4. Joann Poore-College Preparalory-Class Trees. 3, 4: Prom Queen Alrendanl 3: Sludenl' Council 2, 4: Exec. Comm. 4': Sevenfeen Club 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cab- inel I, 2, 3: Chr. Breaklasl Dance Band Comm. 4: Chr. "Spiri'r of '76" 4: Driver Training Asst 4: H. R. Pres. 3: Viclory Comm. I. Sue Pope-College Preparalory-Sevenleen Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4, Cabinel 4: Dean's Asst 4: S'r. Class Play 4: Co-Chr. Decorafions Comm. Sr.-Facully Dance 4. Bob Por'I'er-Pre-Apprenfice-FoolbalI I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2: Wresfling 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Exec. Council I, 2. Roberf Price-Pre-Apprenlice-Traclc 2: Cross Couniry I, 3: H. R. Pres. I, 2: H. R. Treas. 3. Samuel Price-General-Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Cross CounIry 2. 3: Class Exec. Comm. 2: Sr. Brealciasf Dance Comm. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Caub I, 2. .Wie '49m4, Lois Shepherd-General-Y-Teens 3, 4: G. A. A. 2. Virginia Sheri-College Preparalory-Sludenl Council 4: Exec. Comm. 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4, Sec. 4: Honor Sociely 3, 4: Golf Club 2, 3: "X-Rey" Sfalf 3: Chr. Place Comm. Brealclasl Dance 4: Sludenl Assf. Trees. 3, 4. Charles Shullz-Vocalional Aqricullure-F. E. A. I, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4. Joyco Sibery-College Preparalory-Dramafics Club 3: Girls' Glce Club 3: Library Assl. 2, 3, 4: Pub. Rep. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. Jean Siemor-College Preporalory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. Joyce Sipes-Business Educafion-Bus. Ed. Assi. 3, 4: Ticlcel Office Assl. 4. Don Sisson-General. Paul Skaggs-Pre-Apprenlice. Donald Sloan-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dean's Assl. 4. Richard Smilh-Pre4ApprenIice. Russell Smifh-General-Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry I, 2, 3, 4: Monilor 2, 3, 4: "A" Club I, 2, 3, 41: I'Ii-Y 4. Sharon Smifh-General-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Drive-In Theafer Parfy Comm. 4. Paul Songer-Vocalional Agricullure-Pub. Rep. 2: F. F. A. 2, Trees. 2: Agricullure Judging Team 2. Ellen Spall-Home Economics-Co-Chr. Sr. Week 4: Class Sec. I, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinel' I, 2, 3, 4: Drama?- ics Club 2, 3, 4: Sevenfeen Club 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 2, 3, Sec. 3: Exec. Council 2, 3: Miniwanca Council 4: Convocalions Comm. 4: I-I. R. V.-Pres. I: Girls' Con- cerl Choir 2. John Spence-College Preparafory-Honor Sociely 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Science Club 3. 4: English Assl, 2: H. R. V.- Pres. 3, 4: Monilor 3, 4: Downlown Thealer Parly Comm. 4. lg, :lf . .. LOIS SHEPHERD VIRGINIA SHORT CHARLES SHULTZ JOYCE SIBERY JEAN SIEMER JOYCE SIPES DON SISSON , PAUL SKAGGS DONALD SLOAN RICHARD SMITH RLISSELL SMITH SHARON SMITH PAUL SONGER - ELLEN SPALL JOHN SPENCE l22 BOB ROUSEY ' GLEN ROUT PAT RYAN JIM SAVAGE JOAN SCHEEL HEWA SCHIEVE JACK SCI-II-EWE I LOIS SCI-IILDMEIER MARVENIA SCHOONOVER HALFQRD smagarr A - J,-.ex si-I,-.Nunn -V Mnivlvirsyaug Y Q l2I Zfw '49ez4, Bob Rousey-Prf--Apprr-rVcc-BaskelbaIl 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3: "A" Club 3, 4. Glen Roul-Technical-Mndriqal Club 3, 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quarlei 3, 4: "Red Mill" 3: I-IIAY 3, 4: Hon- or Socieiy 3, 4: Torch Club I, 7: Prom Bwnd Comm. Chr. 3: Locker Office Assli 3: Track I, 2: Cross Couniry 2: Chr, Sr.-Facully Dance Band Comm. 4: I-I. R. Pub. Rep, 2. Pai' Ryan-General-I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Viclorv Comm. I: H. R. Pros. 2, 3: I-I. R, Sec.-Treas. 4: Class Fwc. Comm: 2: Jr. Con- -'ervalion Club 3: Monilor 2, 3: Track I, 2: Basheiball 2: Pep Sessions Comm. 4. Jim Savage-General-Boys' Glee Club I. Joan Marie Scheel-Colleqe Pre-parafory-Band 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club 3, 4' G. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4, Council 4: Ar- rhery Club 4: Infer-Class Acriviries Comm. 3, 4: Via Club 2: Safely AssI'. 3: English Assr. 4. Hewa Schieve-Colleqe Pre-nnralorv-Choral Club 3, 4: Honor Sociely 3. 4': Prom Queen 3: Chr. Prom Chape- rones, Invifalions and Procram Comm. 4: Y-Teens 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Monilor 3, 4: Sr, Picnic Comm. 4: Inler-Class Acrivifies 3, 4: Qr. Class Play 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: C-irls' Concerl' Choir 2. Jaclc Schiewe-Colleqe Preparalorv-Honor Sncily 3, 4: I-I. R. V,-Pres. 4: Pub. Rep. I: Fnqlish Assl. 2: Physics Assl. 4: Asst Hr-afl Monilor 4: SICIFFICS Club 4: I'-Ii-Y 3, 4: Sr. Downlown Thealer Comm. 4. Lois Schildmeir-Business Educalion-Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Monilor 3, 4: Chr. Place and Arrangemenls Comm. Drive- In Thearer 4. Marvenia Schoonover- Business Educalion-Cheerleader 3, 4: D. A. R. Award 4: Pep Sessions Comm. 3, 4, Chr. 4: Jr. Red Cross I: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sevenleen Club I. 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Council 3, Treas. 3: Exec. Council 3. Treas. 3: Chr. Prom Relreshmenl Comm. 3: Co.'Chr. Sr. Class Day Program 4: lnlra-Club Council Sec. 4: Bus. Ed. Assl. 4. Dan Schuyler-Technical-H. R. Pres. I: Torch Club 2: I-II-Y 3, 4: "A" Club 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Bas- kelball I, 2, 3.4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Hoosier Boys' Slale 3. , Monna Scoh'-Business Educa+ion-Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Club 4: "Red Mill" 3. Deloris Seyberl-General-Y-Teens 3, 4': Sr. Band Comm. 4: I-I. R. Sec.-Treas. I, 2: "X-Ray" Circulafion Mgr. 4. Halford Seyberf-Pre-Apprenlice. Jack Shanlclin-Technical-Foofball I, 2, 42 Baseball I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2. Melvin Shaul-General-Jr. Conservalion Club 3, 4: Pub. Rep. 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. .flhe '49eJi,4, Barbara Thompson-Business Educaiion-Guidance OI- iice Assf. 41. Charles Thompson-College Preparalory-Band I: Hi-Y 4: Rober+ Thompson-College Preparatory-Dean's Assf. 2, 3, 4: Hoosier Boys' Slafe 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Jr. Conservalion Club 2, 3: Traci: I: Golf I, 2, 3, 4: "X-Ray" Sfaff 3. Jerry Tlwornberry-College Preparalory-Class Day Pro- qram Comm. 4: Class Exec. Comm. 2: Prom Refreshmenls Comm. 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. I, Cabinel 2, 3, 4: Sevenreen Club 2, 3, 4, Council 4: H .R. Sec.-Trees 2: Viclory Comm. I: "X-Ray" Sialf 3. Edward Thrush-College Preparalory-Science Club 3, 4: Track 2: Dramalics Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Miniwanca Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 4. Roselle Thurman-Home Economics-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Inlra-Club Council I. Jeanne Tinder-College Preparalory-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Hisiory Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Pub. Rep. I: Sr. Class Play 4: Sir.-Faculfy Dance Band Comm. 4. Foresl Todd-Pre-Apprenlice. Joann Todd-Business Educafion-Visual Aids Assf. 4. Barbara Tracy-Home Economics-Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Lab. English Assi. 2, 3, 4: Alfernafe Commencemenl' Speaker 4: Y-Teens 4: Hislory Club 3. Belva Triclc-Business Educafion-"X-Ray" Sfalf I, 2, 3: Via Club 2, Pres. 2: Bus. Ed. Asst. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4. Belly Trick-General-Choral Club 3, 4: Girls' Glea Club 2: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Pre-Med Club 4: Via Club 2. Jack Triefsch-General. Robert Tumulfy- Business Educalivri--Jr. Conservalion Club 4. Bill Turner-General-Archery Club 4. JEANNE TINDER I FOREST TODD JOANN' TODD JACK TRIETSCH ROBERT TUMULTY ' ' BILL TURNER l24 DELORIS' STANLEY PATTY STANSBERRY JOHN STAYTOI'-I MARGARET STERN HELEN STEVENS Q JAMES STEWART JIM STEWART DORIS STOHLER SUSANNE STONE CHARLOTTE STOUT ROBERT SUCHOKI I-OU TAYLOR PAUL TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR BARBARA THOMAS I23 Zfze '49eM, Deloris Sfanley-General. PaHy Siansberry-General-G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Class Regislrafion Comm. 4: lnfer-Class Acfiv- ifies Comm. 3, 4. John Sfayfon-College Preparafory-Track I, 2, 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2, V.-Pres. 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Convocafions Comm. Chr. 4: "A" Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Pres. 4: Sr. Talenf Day Program Comm. 4: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Bas- lcefball I, 2, 3: H. R. Pres. 2, 3: Commencemenf Speaker 4: Sfudenf Council I: Cross Counfry I, 2, 3, 4: Miniwan- ca Council 4. Margaref Sfern-General-H. R. Pres. 2: Bible Club 3, 4. Helen Sfevens-Business Education-Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Class Exec. Comm. 4: "X-Ray" 3, 4, Page Edifor 4: Dra- mafics Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. Pres. I, V.-Pres. 2: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2: G. A. A. l. James Sfewari'-Business Educafion. Jim Sfewari'-College Preparaiory-Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: Dramafics Club 4: Monifor 2, 3, 4: Dean's Assf. I, 4: Prom Band Comm. 3: Class Play Comm. 4: Chr. Theafer Parfy Comm. 4: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Model U. N. 3, 4: Parliamen- farian 4: Nafional Thespian Sociefv 4: lnfer-Class Acfiv- ifies Comm. 3: Rofary Speech Confesf 3, 4: Oplimisf Speech Confesf 3. Doris Sfohler-General-Madrigal Club 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Hisfory Club 3, 4: "Red Mill" 3: Girls' Concerf Choir 3: Girls' Glee Club 2. Susanne Slone-College Preparafory--Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V.-Pres. 4: Dramafics Club 3, 4, Program Chr. 4: Honor Svociefy 3, 4: Sevenfeen Club 41: Prom Decorafions Comm. 3: Sr.-Faculfy Dance Place Comm. 4: Social Ac- fivifies Chr. 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Afhlefics Office Ass+. 3.4. Charloife Sfouf-General-Y-Teens 3, 4. Roberl Sucholri-Pre-Apprenfice. Lou Taylor-College Preparafory-Choral Club 4: Dra- mafics Club 4: Y-Teens 3: Sr. Class Play 4. Paul Taylor-General. Roberl' Taylor-Technical-Honor Sfucly Hall Monifor 4: Baslcefball I, 2: Traclc 2, 3: Locker Office Assf. 2: Exec. Council 2: Torch Club I: 2, Pres. 2: Hi-Y 3, 4, Trees. 4: H. R. Pres.I, 3. Barbara Thomas-General-H. R. Pres. I: Girls' Glee Club 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinef 3, 4: Camera Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Breakfasf Dance Comm. 4. .Zhe 1496714 Gene Weiglwus-Technical-H. R. V.-Pres. 4: Hi-Y 4: lvlonifor 4. Pai Wellons-Home Economics-Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 4: Sr.-Facully Dance Comm. 4: Via Club 2: Mon- ilor: Biology Assf. 2, 3. 4. Claude Wells-General. Florene Wells-General-Y-Teens 4. Mary Lou Wells-General-Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Madrigal Club 4: Girls' Glaze Club 2: Honor Sociely 3, 4: Y-Teens 3.4: "Red Mill" 3: U. N. Model Assembly 3, Sec. 3: H. S. Office Assl. 2, 4: H. R. Sec. I, 2: Sr. Week Regislralion Comm. 4. Gerald Welsh-College Preparalory-"X-Ray" Slail 4: Slage Manager I, 2. 3, 4: Bible Club I, 2: Ushers' Club I, 2: Dean's Assl. 2, 3: Pub. Rep. I. Doris Wes?-Business Eclucalion-Y-Toons 3, 4: Pre-Med Club 3: Book Club 2: Visual Aids Assl. 4'. Palricia Wlwippo-College Preparalory-Bible Club 3. Noble While-Pre-Apprenlice-"A'' Club 4: Boxing I: Track I: Baseball I. Belly Wl1i'l'eheed-General-War Eflorls Comm. I: Glee Club 2: Girls' Conccrl' Choir 3: Y-Teens 4. Donna Whiflior-Business Educalion-Jr. Red Cross 4: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4: Drive-In Tliealer Parly Comm. 4: Via Club 2: H. R. V.-Pres. 2: Girls' Glee Club 4. Barbara Widdifield-Business Educafion-Y-Teens 3, 4: Via Club 2: H. R. Sec.'Treas. 2, 3: Monilor 3. Don Wigner-Pre-Appreniice. Billie Williams-General-Y-Teens I. Charley Mae Williams-Home Economics-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. DORIS WEST PATRICIA WHIPPO ' NOBLE WHITE 1 I26 E-:Ares wimen I ,mem urrsnafxcsc . CAROEYN vm CAMP JOYCE VAN HUSS PEARL, VAN MATRE . ' DORIS VAUGHN l BEVERLY VERMILLION BOB VERMILLION U DON' WALKER RICHARD WALKER , MARJORIE WEAN DON WEBBER VANCE WEBER I BETTY JEAN WEBSTER BETTY LOU WEBSTER I4 L . , I l25 Ulm '49em Evalee Turner-College Preparalory-Y-Teens 4: Assl. Monilor 3: English Assl. 4. Allen Ullerbaclr-General-Hi-Y 3, 4. Carolyn Van Camp-College Preparalory-Choral Club 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinel I, 2, 3, 4: Hoosier Girls' Slale 3: English Assl. 3: Library Assl. 3, 4: Assl. Head Monilor 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Pub. Rep. 4: Sr.-Facully Dance Flower Comm. 4: Ticlcel Office Assl. 4. Joyce Van Huss-General-H. R. Sec.-Trees. I: Pub. Rep. 2: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinel 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Camera Club 4: G. A. A. l, 2: Brealclasl Dance Comm. 4. Pearl Van Malre-Home Economics. Doris Vaughn-Business Educalion-Y-Teens 4. Beverly Vermillion-College Preparalory--Bible Club 3: Monilor 3: Nurse's Assl. 4: Y-Teens 4. Bob Vermillion-College Preparalory-Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Clubs Comm. 3, 4, Chr. 4: Torch Club 2: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2: "A" Club 4: Drive-ln Thealer Comm. 4: I-l. R. Pres. 2. Don Walker-General-Jr. Conservalion Club I. Richard Wallcer-Technical-Class Pres. 4: Foolball 3,4: Basluelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: "A" Club 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3, 4: Exec. Council 4: Class Exec. Comm. 4. Mariorie Ween-College Preparalory. Donald Webber-Technical-I'-li-Y 4: lnler-Class Acliv- ilies 4. Vance Weber-General. Belly Jean Websler--General-Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: G. A. A. 2: H. R. Pres. I: Viclory Comm. 2: Ticlcel Ollice Assl. 3. Belly Lou Websler-Business Eclucalion-G. A. A. I, 2: Jr. Red Cross I: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Viclory Comm. I: Mon- ilor 3: Bible Club 2: Library Assl. 4: Book Club 2. .Wie '49eM, Thomas Wrighl-Technical-Orcneslra 3, 4: Adernale Commencemenl Speaker 4: Honor Sludy Hall Moniior 4: Honor Socicly 3, 4: I-I. R. Pres. 4: H. R. V.-Pres. 3: Science Club 3: Archery Club 4: Radio Club 3. Eddie Yosl-College Preparalory-Science Club 4: Boys' Cvlee Club 3. Arlene Young-General-Alpinwall High School, Penn,, I, 2, 3. Erncsi Young-Technical-Torch Club 2: Sludenl' Coun- cil 4: Science Club 3: Monilor 4: From Queen Comm. 3. Ronald Young-Technical-Torch Club 2: Baseball I. Kenny Bays-General-"A" Club I, 2, 3, 4. Ed Fosnof-Technical-Hi-Y 3, 4. Dick McNeal-General-"fx" Club 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2: Mc-niior 3, 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Sr. Week Acfivifies 4. Bob Ward-Technical-Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club 2: Base- ball I, 2: Foofball I, 2: lnlcr-Class Aclivilies 3, 4: Jr. Conservafion Club 3: Brcaklasf Dance Comm. 4: Mon- Ilor 4. Fred Van DaI:o'1-Pre-Appronlice-Usher I. 2: Pub. Roo. 3, 4: Monilor 3. Belly Pcarcy-Business Ilducalion-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Majorcfle I: Library Asst I: Inglewood High School lCaI.I 2. THOMAS WRIGHT EDDIE YOST ARLENE YOUNG ERNEST vouwe RONALD Youws KENNY aus sn rosr-:or mcx McNEAL son new .vm sem I28 ROBERT WIRT , CHARLES WISE ROBERT WOOD BONNIE WRIGHT FANNIE WRIGHT MAURICE WRIGHT I27 .'lFLe '49em Flefcher Williams-College Preparalory-Gym Assl. I: Spanish Club 2, 3: Monilor 3: Science Club 4: Roberl' Williams-Technical-Sluclenl Council 4: Hi-Y 4: Brcalmfasl Danco Comm. 4: Monilor 2, 3. Bill Cody Williams-General-FoolbalI I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I: "A" Club 2, 3, 4, S'g+.-al-Arms 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: National Alhlelic Scholarship Sociely 2, 3, 4: lnIer4Class Aclivilies Comm. 4. Richard Williamson-Pre-Apprenlice. Bob Willoughby-Pre-Apprenlice. DeLeon Wilson-Technical-Choral Club 3, 4: Madrigal Club 4: "Reel Mill" 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry 2, 3: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ivlonilor 3, 4: H. R. Pres. 2: Miniwanca Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3. Donna Belle Wilson-College Preparalory-Sludenr Coun- cil I, 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sevenleen Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Prom Queen Alfendanl' 3: Mon- i'for 2, 3: Honor Slucly Hall Comm. 2, 3: Brealcfasf Dance Comm. 4. Loraine Wilson-General. Roberi' Wilson-Technical-Ushers' Club l, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Torch Club 2: Foolball 3: H. R. Sec.-Treas. 4: "A" Club 4: H. R. Pres. 2. Roberf Wiri-General-Foolball I, 2, 3: Choral Club 3, 4: Sr.-Faculfy Dance Comm. 4: Jr. Conservalion Club 3: Track l: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. Charles Wise-College Preparafory-Choral Club 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Torch Club I, 2: "X-Ray" Slalf 3, 4, Page Ed. 4: Honor Sfudy Hall Monilor 4: Monilor 3: Camera Club 2: Class Exec. Comm. I, 4: H. R. Pres. 3: "A" Club 4: Foolball 3. Roberl Wood-Pre-Apprenlice-Jr. Conservalion Club 3: "X-Ray" Publicaiion Mechanical Slalf 3, 4. Bonnie Wrighl-General-Pub. Rep. I, 2, 3, 4. Fannie Wrighf-General. Maurice Wrighf-General-Science Club 2, 3, 4: Cam- era Club I, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Hislory Club 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Lab. 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Alden Carol Alexander Jean Allen Helen Allis Billy Allman Kenneih Andersor James Armslrong Joan Armsirong Helen Ashley 4 Judilh Alwood Esiher Aumiller Larry Ausiin Larry Backus Dan Bailey Barbara Baker David Baker Gene Baker Jimmy Baker Mary Baker Barbara Balser Barbara Banqle Geraldine Barker Judy Bainard Dewayne Barnes Duane Barnes Jean Barnes John Barr Richard Baies Dick Beard Melba Bceman Alfred Behrens Eileen Bell Phyllis Beneliel Louise Benneii Lowell Benneli Aeohla Berkebile Marilyn Bevars Thomas Bevelhim Deloris Birley Barbara Blake Bob Blazier Don Blueher Herberl Bongo John Boomer Bob Boone Connie Boren Ronald Bowman Alice Boycl Sandra Brannon Belly Brewer S'iella Bridges Willie-n Briilon l-lenrine Broadnax Lee lda Brock Beverly Brolhor: Bill Brown Ronald Brown Ronnie Brown Shirley Ann Brown Sarah Ellen Brundage Jeanne Bucy Carol Burmeisier Beverly Cage Jackie Caplinger Jack Carpenier Sianley Carnenier Marilyn Carrol Marion Carrol Mary Carrol Roberl Carson Barbara Carler Marilyn Carier I48 eem of 1952 Class Officers and Sponsors A C 6arolyniS'reii1ar'n ML' Falmgyf shi signer Presidenl . . 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I I u I IlllllllllllllIllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllll N I I Commercial Service Co. PRINTING and BOOK BINDING 120 East 5th Street Phone 5501 I "For you I wish the BEST in life" Take I'I1e 'I'ImeIy s'rairway I I I3 Meridian S+. nnunununuunnlummuunmum:nuumunmnunnununlnmnnuluuunnlm W. L. Day and Son REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE James R. Day, Owner IA- H- 5' CIGSS OI 'IQI Cathedral of Fashion 1036 Meridian S+. Um 45yammdf1dmm I u nu- nnunInnunnnnnInnnnnnuuunlluunlnlnllulllu lnnnlnnnln BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY NORGE APPLIANCES SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINT lcquhnaw p' IunnuluInInlununuullnnlllnllnlInululnunmuulunmuulnnnun1nnunnnunnnnnnnluunm nl LEW, your tailor, s ys - OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO This, foo, is one of Guide's safety responsibilities As the manufacturer of original-equipment lamps for leading makes of cars and trucks, Guide has worked closely with safety offi- cials to establish higher and higher stand- ards of lighting on new vehicles. Another important responsibility which Guide has always accepted is the promotion of safety lighting service for older-model cars on the road. This is accomplished by the distribution of original-equipment parts and proper service information . . L and through informative national adver- tising supporting the work of safety offi- cials. Currently, Guide is telling car own- ers, "Safe headlamps are 'correctly aimed' headlamps -have yours checked today." SAFETY LIGHTING FOR PASSENGER CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, FIRE AND POLICE CARS Oo ooooo umm nm Smiths' Floral The La+es+ Sfyle In Corsages A . for5Gradua,l'ion, V Q 700 High 'S+.-Phaiie .2-I 5 I 7 8 Wesl I lilo S+.-Phone 2-48I6 ummnunnmuuumnnruumn COUS N'S ,Tire Sfore i+lia+ A Confidence Builf ELGIN BULOVA GRUEN1 WATCHES 933'5M'eri8'ian lS+iee+ ""a-'-9:6 1 c ,B .rf Xf , fi 'N fiij-fxg lrwf U 'Ei 'D 'W mrnlnlnnlulxnunnnlunmun ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Gordon Gdeli Studio Phofographs for Every Occasion Porirail' ancl'Commercial Y Phofography IOII Meridian Sly Phone 3-3l7O num:muummn........,--.umnunmmm ?i'ole'Si Flowers No Corsage +oo large or +oo small +o receive our personal a'Hen+ion 608 Nichol Avenue Plwone 4895 mn ummm unmnnnuu For Figure Perfeclion Favorife Mode of ' Transporlalion For Acfive Young People Ride a SCAHWIN BICYCLE KEEP -THAT BICYCLE IN-TGP SHAPEALL ,Y Q. W Y wi 7 'il u 1 TH-E TIME 7 iii' 3lQT"?i Y il "H 133821: -'QQSQ7 ' 40' Wim sip" 162 annnluunurnnnuunnnnun LINOLEUMS CARPETS CLOTH and VENETIAN SHADES DU RGAN'S 802 Main nunluuuiInnlrunnununuuluu FOR THE BEST IN HAIRCUTS Russ Hoclson The City Barber Shop WE CAN FIT YOU wi'l'l1 MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES Tall or shor+, sfouf or Thin, il' cIoesn"r maHer ' Smarl' Siyles ' Carefully Made ' Sfurcly Fabrics ' Any Model H. J. HEAD MERCHANT TAILOR I2 EasT IO+l'1 S'rreeT l6I rnumun rnuunn nnnnnnnnu Indiana Business College SPECIFIC and INTENSIVE BUSINESS TRAINING C Sfafe-Wide Employmenl' Service C 47 Years In Anderson, Indiana ' Lee Ha'I's ' ManI1a'H'en Sl1irl's ' Donegal Sporlswear CLAIR CALL THE MEN'S STORE vunnunnrununnuuunnuuu CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS BOUQUET SHOP 3l Wesf I2+l1 Sfreel' Dial 89lO ulnunnnnnlnnnun The Wright Store for Young Men and Women JUNIOR DEB SHOP UNIVERSITY SHOP HOYT WRIGHT CO on Meridian Anderson, Indiana . . You' taste. IIS quality YOU TASTE IT'S QUALITY Coca-Cola BoHIing Co. .. If you have never visifed Ed Thompson's, Drive-In Don'+ Delay DRIVE OUT AND DRIVE IN SI'afe Road 32 Edgewood Shops A annum uunuunnnununmn .f 'I Anderson, Indiana FudeIy 81 UImer EXCLUSIVE FOOTWEAR 9I5 Meridian SIree+ Phone 2-I463 O Play Hard with the Best and wm RAWLINGS WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT DECKER S Il ' ' ll O ' SPALDING 0 O 0 Best Wishes to The Class of 1949 American Playground Device Company WORLD'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF FINE OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND, SWIMMING POOL, AND PHYSICAL-FITNESS EQUIPMENT FOR THE FINEST IN MUSIC Come 'Io The Music and Hobby Shop IZII1 and Jackson Sfreers Phone 9305 Headquarfers for The Teen-Age Can+een JOHN ALLEN Men's Shoes . IO27 I-2 Meridian S'rreeI CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Kay-Bee Flower Shop Dial 2-I33O Congratulatios To The 1949 Graduating Ciass of Anderson High School May Your ruture Be Marked With Happiness, Success and Well-Being The Anderson Daily Bulletin GREGG'S GR!L.L When in 1' he mood for Good Food visil' Gregg's Grill Delicious Sandwiches Soups-Good Coffee - A Founfain Service Tommy Gregg. Prop. 7 2OOI Broadway .4 ., .13 L: nnnnn nnnnn Klus Florist! U FOR Ph FLowERs " ALL OCCASIONS one us your order 403 Easl 8Jrh Slreer Phone 3-3l I5 znnnnn nIrnnnnnnnnnnnn Congra'l'ula+ions 'lo THE GRADUATING CLASS U Q . 'of N49 'Sr'UIiBER 8. soN TAILORS 207 Decker Building lover Mc:Crory'sl Phone 2-54l 8 n nu rn nnnnn n A P P A combinaiion rhal' canll be beai-iflilU.:5- in Zi' PP, ' f pd c.,,c.. ...v- r fOr 5Ch00l and. C0lle9e f .W one STUDENTS! CHOICE . ,, r ' E , rfl ..e ,u f and PORTABLE ROYAL oFFlcE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE U Ren'I'als-Repairsfsuoialiefsr ' EVE'RY'Tl'llNG FOR EVERY OFFICE 1' V ' V, . Righ+ on Meridian al' I2l2 Phone 4404 I67 unnn1nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn I ----------- ---------- I I De LAWTER'S e I I I Jewelry Store I I 5 I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I I I ' I I I Known for Fine Diamonds" Y I I I I I I I ' ' I I SPECIALIZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING I - I I I I I3 Wesf IIII1 SIreeI H: I : L-.-.--- ----- --- ---- ----- 'NNE 14, -999 I3+I'I and Main 33I I Sou'rI1 Main IOI6 Penc.IIeIon Ave. I7O E SERVICE FOR YEARBOOK STAFFS . .. I The Toggery llormerly J 84 J lvIen's Wearl II33 Meridian SI. The Biggesl LiHle SI'ore in Town For Finer Qualify Men's Furnishings aI' Moderafe Prices FOR QUALITY SPORTSWEAR AND FOOTWEARR Come Io RAP P'S A. I4-I 8 Easl' 8lh nnununuununluunlnunll:nullnunnunnunlnununnnnulnunln lllllll'IllU'NNN'""'ll'l"'l""'l""l IIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll I69 Congratulations to all '49ers May your FuI'ure be Brighl We wish 'Io fhanl' 'Ihe Annual sfaff for 'Iheir fine cooperalion ELITE STUDIO IO37 Meridian Slreel Anderson Sporting Goods, Inc. IOZ8 Main Slreel Anderson, Indiana 0 Wayne "Doc" Pollard Q Dislribulors for Rawlings ' Wrighi' Dnrson McGregor ' Golclsmulh Jfutagaafafbd Recognifions Priniinq-High School Prinlinq Dept Engraving-Indianapolis Engraving Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Pholography-Eliie Sfudio, Anderson Underclass Pholography-l-larry l. Killion 54 Sons, Richmond, Ind Aerial Pholo-Henley Burnside, New Casile, lnd, Covers-S. K. Smiih N Co., Chicago, lll. Binding-Commercial Service Co., Anderson Jpe, Sue-II9, 39, 95 Jrler, Roberl-l I9, 36, 56, 58 'ice, Roberl'-40, ll9 'ice, Sam-I I9 uear, Marvin-40, l2O, 85, 94 andall, Norma-l2O alz, Wilma-42, l2O ease, Ray-36, I20 eeves, Palricia-l20 hoades, Jack-I2O hoacles, William-28, 40, I20, 85 hodes, Alice-42, 45, 49, l20, 86 lchards, Roberl-40, 36, l2O, 80, 8l, 60, 6l, 70, 69 iflle, Frances-I20 igclon, Roberl-I2O, 4 lfler, Sara Ann-I20, 39, 5l, 85 olancl, James--l2O, 40, 47 ossin, Janice-29, 42, 32, 50, 4, I2O, 79, 82, 85, 94, 95 oudebush, Janel--l20, 39, 42 ousey, Roberl-36, I2l, 86, 89, 64, 66, 72 oul, Glen-40, 29, 46, 48, l2l, 94, 89, 94, 95 yan, Palriclc-40, 46, l2l, 84, avage. Jim-l2l :heel, Joan Marie-28, 32, 49, I2l, 86, 75 chieve, l-lewa-29, 42, 35, 46, l2l, 89, 94 chiewe, Jack-40, 29, 3I, I2l childrneier, Lois-42, l2l choonover, Marvenia-l2I, 42, 62 chuyler, Dan-l2l, 40, 36, 89, 95, 60, 64, 66, 72 coll, Monna-48, l2l, 46 62 45. 39, 86, Seyberl, Delores-5l, l2l Seyberl, Halford-I2I Shanlclin, Jaclc-l2l Sliaul, Melvin-l2l, 38, 72 Shephard, Lois-42, I22 Shorf, Virginia-40, 26, 3I, 42, I22 82, 95 Shullz, Charles-I22, 33 Sibery, Joyce-I22 Siemer, Jean-42, I22 Sipes, Joyce-I22 Sisson, Don--I22, 36 Skaggs, Paul-I22 Sloan, Donald-I22, 49, 86 Smilh, Richard--l22 Smilh, Russell-36, 122, 86, 60 6l, 64, 66 Smilh, Sharon-42, l22 Songer, Paul-32, I22 Spall, Ellen-I22, 39, 4l, 42, 32, 95 Spence, John-I22, 40, 29, 3l Slanley, Deloris-l23 Slansberry, Pally-I23 Slaylon, John-29, 4l, 36, I23 80, Sl, 95, 99, 60, 70, 69, 6I Svlern, lvlargarcl-I23 Slevens, l-lelengrace-29, 42, I23 32. 5l Srewarl, James O.-32, I23 Slewarl, Jim-I23, 82, 94 Slohler, Doris-I23, 46, 48, 30 Slone, Susanne--29, 42, 32, l23, 82, Slcul, Charlolle-l23 Sucholci, Roberl'-I23 Taylor, Lou-32, 46, I23, 84 Taylor, Paul-I23 I 1 Taylor, Roberl'-40, I23 Thomas, Barbara-42, l23 Thompson, Barbara-I24 Thompson, Charles-124, 40, 86 Thompson, Roberl-40, I24 Thornberry, Jerry-39, 42, l24 Thrush, Edward--40, 3l, 4l, 32, 46, l24- Thurman, Roselle-l24, 44 Tincler, Jeanne--42, l24 Todd, Foresl-l24 Todd, Joan-l24 Tracy, Barbara-42, I24, 99 Trick, Belva-42, I24 Trick, Beny-37, 46, 124 Trielsch, Jack-l24 Tumully, Rolaerl-l24 Turner, Evalee-42, I25 Turner, William- l24, 28 Ullferback, Allen-I25 Van Camp, Carolyn-42, 46, I25 Van Dalsen, Fred-l28 Van Huss, Joyce-42, I25 Van lvlalre, Pearl-l25 Vaughn, Doris-42, I25 Nermillion, Beverly--I25 Vermillion, Roberl-40, 36, I25, 56, 58 Walker, Donald-I25 Walker, Richard-26, 27, 40, 36, l25, 86, 89, 99, 60, 72, 66, 64 Ward, Rob:-:rl-l28, 86 Wean, Mariorie-I25 Webber, Donald-40, I25 Weber, Vance-l25 Vfebsier, Belly Jean-35, I25 Websler, Belly Lou-I25 Weighous, Gene-40, I26 Wellons, Palricia-42, I26 flute- Wells, Claude-I26 Wells, Florene-I26 Wells, Mary Lou-29, 42, l26, 84, 3I Welch, Gerald-Sl, I26 Wesl, Doris-42, I26 Whippo, Pafricia-I26 While, Noble-I26 Whileheacl, Elizabelh-I26 Whillier, Donna-42, 5l, I26, 84 Widdilielcl, Barbara--I26 Donald-I26 46, 48, Wigner, Williams, Billie-44, I26 Charley Mae-l 26 Williams, Williams, Flelcher-l27 Williams, Roberl-40, I27, 85 Williams, William-40, 36, l27, 58, 69, 70 Williamson, Richard-l27 Willoughby, Roberl-I27 Wilson, Del.eon-I27, 84, 86, 69, 70, 40, 4l, 45, 46, 48, 49 Wilson, Donna Belle-39, 42, l27 Wilson, Loraine--42, l27 Wilson, Roberl-l27 Wirr, Roberl-I27, 47 Wise, Charles-40, 36, 46, 51, I27, 79, 84, 74, 89 Roberl-l27 Wood, Wrighl, Bonnie-I 27 Wrighl, Wrighl, Fannie-l27 Maurice-40, 3l, I27 Wright Thomas-29, 49, I28, 85, 99 Yosl, Edward-3l, I28 Young, Arlene-l28 Young, Ernesl-l28, 27 Young, Ronald-l28 Adams Kerm11 100 Adams Ronald 100 45 49 Afllerbach Sally 100 Aers N ncy 100 39 4 49 6 Alexander James 100 Alexander Pa1r1c1a 100 42 75 Alford Mary 100 48 Aus Doro1hy 100 29 42 45 49 82 95 A lson Anna 100 46 Alspauqh Marrlyn 100 48 Roberr 100 Anderson La ry 100 40 29 90 94 56 58 Armsfrong Charles 100 34 Arnold Rlchard 100 Asbury Almeda 100 48 R erf 80 56 8 Balcer 1p Rrchard 100 James 101 r Lyle 0 40 Bar er John 101 46 rnes D lorns 101 42 Barnes Gene 101 s P 1r1c1a Bays Kennelh 128 Beason Roberr 101 Bclold DeVere 101 99 9 5 29 mma Lou O1 39 Marllyn 36 39 Bemush Donald I01 Baker Baker Balmer Bemlsh Howard 101 Benne+r W lllam 102 B dahl Rucharcl 103 37 O Budde George 102 38 Blades Barbara 102 Bobo Beafrlx 102 Bowerman Donald 102 Bowers Parrrcla 102 Brandenburg Darrell 102 38 Brandenburg Farrell 102 38 Breece W1111am I0 40 46 7 Breedon Wullsam 102 40 42 Brelsford Barbara 102 30 42 Bnghf Larry 102 Brnendune James 102 Broadnax Elababerh 102 44 Broadwafer Faye 103 29 30 46 51 4 79 Bronnenberg Davld 103 Brown Barbara 103 42 46 78 Brown Dallas 30 Brown Lou Ann 103 39 42 45 49 86 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40 128 Fosler Jerry Ann 107 Fowler Roberf 107 Frazler Roberl 108 Freeman Roberf 108 Frees1one Edward 108 28 36 58 69 Freesfone Phylhs 108 42 Frosl Cecul-47 Fu er Joan 108 2 Fulllnglon Fred 108 1-uron Joan 108 42 Gable Marllyn 108 Garrenn Maxme 108 37 Garrlgus Roberl 108 95 26 27 31 8 Garrlson Pa r1c1a 108 28 2 Gvbson G orge 108 28 31 Gulberr Phyllns 108 42 Glles Cafherme 108 42 Gllmore Herberl 108 Golden James 108 28 Gordon Mane-42 109 Granger Kennefh 28 38 40 Gregg Jack 40 109 Grey E112abe11'1 Joan 109 31 37 43 75 Gross Celua 109 42 Gudgel Joyce 109 Gushn Rnchard 109 Gwa 'rney Marllyn 35 109 GWIHH J mes 109 45 46 48 4 86 Hackney Jumor 109 Hams Norma 109 31 5 Hamel Roberr 109 46 47 Hamlln Norma 109 ndy V g1n1a 28 3 4 0 109 Haney Andrew 110 Hardacre W11l1am 110 H rmeson N ncy 110 42 6 4 87 8 rr1s B rbara 30 4 Harrrs Rober1 110 40 1-larhcoar Roberl' 110 Hawey Carolyn 110 lney lra Hehfrsch Ruchard 110 36 29 40 85 5 9 60 69 Hen r1c1cs B11y 110 39 42 94 nry Joan 110 42 Hlcs Rober1 110 86 1 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