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Forest Township School. They advise the trustee, help make
out the budget, and are present when the bids for school bus
drivers are let. They are seated as follows: Harley Robertson,
Waldron Orr, Wallace Stockberger--Trustee, and Ralph Jordan.
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Berneice Lineback, B.P.S
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Madge Davis, B.S,
Indiana University
Business Education
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Lenora Cline, A.B.
Ball State
English
Latin
Social Studies
Library Science
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Leonidas Victor, B.S.
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Vera Stoops, B,S.
Purdue University
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Spanish
Sunshine Sponsor
Isla Alexander, A.B.
DePauw University
Mathematics
Latin
John Deerr, B.S.
Purdue University
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Social Studies
Mathematics
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ROBERT SANDERS
COLLE N JOHNSON
Basketball 9-10-ll-12 Chorus 9-10-ll-12
Softball 9-10-12
Class Play ll-12
President 12
MARILYN MITCHELL
Band 9-10-11
Sunshine 9-10-11-12
Sunshine President 12
Class Play 11
G. A. A. 10
Cheer Leader 10
ARTHUR PEARSON
Softball 9-10-12
Basketball ll
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Class Play ll-12
MARILYN SHOCKLEY
Sunshine 9-10-ll-12
Chorus 10
Sunshine Pianist 12
Sunshine 9-10-11-12
Sunbeam Sponsor 12
Class Play ll-12
Vice President 12
G. A. A. 10
PATRICIA TERRILL
Sunshine 9-10-ll-12
G. A. A. 10-11-12
Treasurer 12
Clase Play ll-12
MILDBED JOHNSTON
Sunshine 12
Clase Play 12
HAYNE HUDSON
Basketball 9-10-ll-12
Softball 9-10-ll-12
Class Play ll-12
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DOYAL COONROD
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Softball 9-10
Class Play 11-12
BARBARA SMITH
Chorus 9-10-11-12
Sunshine 9-10-11-12
Class Play 11-12
G. A. A. 10-11
Sunshine Song Leader 12
ETHEL ILLISON
Band 9-10-11-12
Chorus 9-10-11-12
Clase Play 11-12
Sunshine 9-10-11-12
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Chorus 9-10-11-12
Band 9-10-11-12
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Sunshine 9-10-11-12
Cheer Leader 9-10-11-12
MAXINE TICEN
Chorus 9-10-11-12
Class Play 11-12
Sunshine 9-10-11-12
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Class Play 11-12
Basketball 9-11
Softball 9-11
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MARY WISEHART
Chorus 9-10-11-12
Class Play 11
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Sunshine 9-10-11-12
Band 9-10-11-12
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PATRICIA SXILES
Class Play 11-12
Chorus 9-10-11-12
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CHARLES ROGERS
Basketball 9-12
Chorus 9-10-11-12
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The Junior Class of 'El-S2 consists of twenty-one students. As we took
possession of our share of the seats in room 5, we started clamoring for some-
thing to do. As the days went by we waited impatiently for our class rings.
Finally, that wonderful day arrived so now everyone wears their class ring very
proudly.
In our first class meeting, we discussed money making projects. We de-
cided to sell candy, booster buttons, and license-plate reflectors. With each
member of the class ready with a do-or-die sales talk, we set out to sell them.
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was chosen as one of the school yell leaders. We also have several of
on the basketball team. With our talented class we should so far.
party, the first semester was a nCome as You Are Partyn held at the
school building. The party was well attended and enjoyed by everyone.
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weeks. The play went off fine both
catastrophes, which always occur at
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class play was held in the spring and we practiced diligently for three
nights with the exception of a few minor
class plays. However, these incidents only
the hilarity of the play.
to take possession of the Senior's seats
and privileges.
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Beverly Alexander--Sec.d Treas., Sherl Eldridge,
Elizabeth Davis, Nancy Terrell
Row 2: Jean Beebe, Barbara Unger, Rex Deweese, Shirley
Robertson, Phyllis Swem, Dale Davis
Row 3: Pat Bowers, Paul Whiteman, Shirley Quebe, Nancy
Moore, Joe Thomas, Larry Lantz
Row 4: Donna Jones, Max Scott, Ann Martin, Harold Orr,
Carol Huffer, Lulu Bell Linson
Row 5: Marlene Rogers, Valerie Ferris
The Sophomore class entered school with much enthusiasm. It was such a relief
to be no longer classed as nGreen Freshiesu. The arrival of our class sweaters
helped to remove any doubt as to our idenity. Each class thinks their sweaters are
better looking than those of any other class and, of course, ours are.
We were pleased to have Shirley Robertson chosen as one of the yell leaders.
This is Shirley's first year at this most important job.
For our first semester party, we went to a dirve-in theatre on a hay wagon--
a very original ideal Everyone reported a wonderful time.
To make money for the much-looked-forward-to Senior trip, we sold cokes at the
local ball games. We will really have to concentrate on money making activities
next year.
Although the Sophomore year is a good one, we are looking forward to being
upper classmen next Yea?-
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Janet Jordon
Ronnie Unger, Nancy Hicks, Robert Bryan,,Sue McQuinn, Rex Mays,
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Eugene Graves, Judy Achors, John Usher, Sharon Redman, Rex Hughes,
Joan Archey
Max White, Phyllis Inman, Jerry Sanders, Ruth Bowers, Don Shirk
The Freshman Class always enters high school with mixed emotions of fear and
anticipation--fear of the annual initiation, and anticipation of four fun-filled
years.
Initiation was held without serious mishap and it was hard to tell whb enjoyed
the event more, Freshmen or Seniors. Our first semester party was held in pctober.
We went skating and then to a double feature show. Every one had a nice time.
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Row 2: Devon Davis, Maxine Dickerson, Charles Davis, Sandra Betz, Bill Wyrick,
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Row l: Katherine Smith, Jessie Graves, Pat Skiles, Elizabeth Davis, Pat Cochran,
Sue McQuinn, Nelma McCarty--Treasure, Judy Achors--Corresponding Secretary,
Nancy Terrell--Recording Secretary, Marilyn Mitchell--President, Mary
Harrison--Vice President, Marilyn Shockley--Pianist, Valerie Ferris, Kay
McQuinn, Donna Robertson, Betty Wheeler, Marilyn Porter, Miss Stoops sponsor
Row 2: Ramona Avery, Beverly Alexander, Mary Friend, Janet Jordan, Marilyn
Robertson, Carolyn Bradshaw, Donna Jones, Pat Bowers, Barbara Unger, Carol
Huffer, Shirley Quebe, Doris Crum, Deloris Johnston, Eloise Archey
Row 5: Jean Beebe, Mildred Johnston, Ann Inman, Pat Terrell, Nancy Hicks, Colleen
Johnson, Ann Martin, Barbara Smith--Song Leader, Maxine Ticen, Betty
Mitchell, Ethel Ellison, Phyllis Swem, Lulubelle Linson, Sharon Redman,
Reba Kelly.
The Sunshine Society held its first meeting the first week of school with
Marilyn Mitchell, the new president, presiding. Miss Vera Stoops had been
selected as faculty sponsor. At this meeting plans were made for the year
The initiation ceremony for sixteen new members was held in the Baptist
Church in October. The initiation ceremony is always very impressive and helps
those who are already members to realize that the purpose of the society is
hggpguiggsisaggrkiggggss to others. Mrs. James Kramer talked to the girls using
In October the Junior Ghosts were hosts at our Halloween party. Everyone
came masked and after an evening of fun the ghosts served refreshments, cider,
apples, and candy. -
At Thanksgiving time an impressive convocation was presented by the Sunshine
Society with the aid of the Grade Music Department
Mrs. Carroll, of the Carroll News Agency of Frankfort, was guest speaker at
our November meeting. She gave a demonstration in gift wrapping. We were
educated as well as entertained
We always look forward to our December party. It has been the custom for
several years to decorate the school building at this time. After a delicious
supper prepared by the sophomore girls we had our gift exchange. Then we went
caroling and delivered fruit baskets to the shut-ins
In January Irmingard Hammer, a German student from Western High School,
talked to us about the lives and problems of German teenagers. We also had the
Riley Fund Drive to help the children at Riley Hospital in January l d
A Valentine Party in February with the seniors acting as hostesses was eHJ0Ye
by all. Cupid was a guest'
Election of officers was held in March. They were installed later at the
party in honor of the senior members. At this meeting we revealed our secret P315
The highlight of the year was the Mother-Daughter Tea in April
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August
Oct. 6
Oct. EZ
Oct. 31
Nov. l9
Feb. 9
Mer. 28
Apr. 4
May 5
Janice Thomas, Pat Cochran, Pat Bowers, Donna Jones, Dick Davis, Dee Stewart
carol mundell, Ramona Avery, Ethel Ellison, Nelma McCarty, Janice Bowers,
Lois Browning.
Larry Jordan, Bill Peden, Tom Davis, Larry Stewart, Bob Lantz, Marilyn
Robertson, Barbara Victor, Lulubelle Linson, Karen Smith, Tom Brookbank.
Janet Jordan, Beverly Alexander, Don Shirk, Rex Berry, Charles Rogers, Allen
Lilburn,Bill Kramen Elizabeth Davis Sue McQuinn,Betty Mitchell, Wayne Shirk.
Rex Hughes, Larry Lantz, Judy Achors, Bob Mundell, Harold Orr, Bob Cochran,
Bob Bryan, Don Stockberger, Joe Thomas, Rex Mays, Mrs. Lineback, Director.
Twirlers not shown: Valerie Ferris, Judy Hill, Marilyn Borders, Betty White,
Earlene Webster, Rebecca Johns, Janice Bookmiller.
The Forest High School Band started school early by playing a concert
for the all-county Farm Bureau picnic at the Frankfort park in August.
Serly in the morning all the bend members, carrying their lunch,
boarded a school bus for a long trip to Bloomington. Here they attended
I.U. Band Day as spectators and witnessed a massed school band program
and the Indiana-Pittsburgh football game.
A band party and rehearsal was held in the school gym in preparation
for a Halloween Parade at Russiaville.
The band distinguished themselves in the Halloween Parade. After the
parade they were served hot doughnuts and cider by the American Legion.
The school band furnished a program for the local Farm Bureau
Association, wearing for the first time the citation cords that they
had wanted for so long.
Solos, duets, trios, and quartets--yes, all representing our band,
entered the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. They made a good showing
for themselves tool
The annual County Music Festival was a great success. The girls
looked so gretty in their formals.
For the first time, all the members of our band took part in a
district tend organization which presented part of the program at the
District Choral Festival at Kokomo.
Following the usual procedure the band played the senior processional
and e few other numbers for the commencement exercises.
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Row 5:
Mrs. Lineback, Ethel Ellison, Ramona Avery, Maxine Ticen, Beverly
Alexander, Donna Jones, Elizabeth Davis, Judy Achors, Pat Cochran
Donna Robertson, Barbara Smith, Kay McQuinn, Mary Harrison, Pat
Skiles, Colleen Johnson, Mary Wisehart, Jessie Graves.
Marilyn Robertson, Mary Friend, Nancy Moore, Harleen Roaers,
Carolyn Bradshaw, Janet Jordan, Sue McQuinn, Pat Bowers, Betty
Mitchell, Barbara Unger, Carol Huffer, Shirley Quebe, Valerie
Ferris, Doris Crum, Lulu Bell Linson.
Rex Hughes, Larry Lantz, Joe Thomas, Bob Mundell, Ronnie Herr,
Rex Berry, Dick Davis, Charles Rogers, Allen Milburn, Harold Orr,
Bob Cochran, Dee Stewart, Bill Kramer, Larry Robertson, Ralph
Foreman, Bob Bryan.
For the last three consecutive years the high school chorus
has studied state adapted choral literature which qualifies them
for State Choral Festival participation. Those recommended and
qualifying for eligibility this past season were: Carol Pollock,
Ramona Avery, Barbara Smith, Shirley Robertson, Elizabeth Davis,
Dee Stewart, and Harold Orr.
The study of the State Choral Music prepares the students
for the Kokomo District Festival in hich the entire chorus
participates.
One of the biggest musical events of the year is the annual
operetta. The production this year was entitled 'The Gypsy
Troubadour.' It was very tuneful and colorful.
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A scene from the high school operetta, "The Gypsy Troubadouru
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A total of 1,718 students from schools of this area
participated in the Music Contest held in the Kokomo center,
February 9, 1952. Over a period of five years, the number of
pupils participating from F.H.S. has steadily increased from one
to 35, indicating the growth of interest and enthusiasm in
competitive musical activity.
Although entering for the first time in a paticular field,
the following scored quite satisfactorily, winning excellent
ratings: Max Watkins, Cornet, Tommy Davis, saxophone, Harold
Orr, base solo, Dick Davis, base solog and Betty Mitchell
soprano solo.
Also winning excellent ratings on the first entry in various
ensembles were: Marilyn Robertson and Rex Mays, trumpet duet,
Donna Jones and Carol Pollock, vocal duet, Donna Jones, Elizabeth
Davis, Barbara Smith, Shirley Rooertson, Ramona Avery, Carol
Pollock, girls sextet.
Winning a superior award on their first entry as a barber
shop quartet were: Dick Davis, Dee Stewart, Allen Milburn, and
Ralph Foreman. This also marked the first year any provision has
oeen arranged for barber shop quartet entries in the state
association contests.
It was an old story for several other veteran boys and
girls, some of whom have participated several times in the
NISBOVA contests. Those earning superior ratings in the event
were: Larry Jordan and Larry Stewart, both in Eb alto saxophone
solos and in a duet ensemble.
Placing second with excellent ratings were: Dee Stewart,
V trombone, Billy Peden, trumpet, Tom Brookbank, trumpet, Donna
Jones, soprano solo' Barbara Smith, soprano solo, Janet Jordan,
JudytAghors, Carol follock, and Lulu Bell Linsong clarinet
quer e .
Winning a high third place were Dale Orr, trumpet, and
Carol Mundell, Eb alto saxophone.
The contestants were ewerded medals significent of their
rating.
Several of the contestants presented their numbers before
social organizations in Kokomo end the surrounding community.
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SEPTEMBER
6. School started today. What happy people! CWith the exception
of the Freshmenl
10. Seniors elected officers today.
ll. The Freshmen are wondering why the Seniors had ANOTHER class
meeting today. Surely one,would be sufficient!
13. Well, the Freshmen finally found out. They were initiated today.
14. Continued initiation. Forest beat Michigantown in Softball this
evening.
21. The Seniors started selling magazines today. This went on for two
weeks with the Reds winning.
OCTCEER
6. The band went to Indiana University.
lO. The Sophomores ordered their Class Rings and the Seniors ordered
their Commencement Invitations.
. Senior Play--UThe Boarding House Reachn.
. Last night of the play. And DID they playL
The Seniors had a bake sale. Must have needed Udough.'
. Sunshine Society had a party tonight with the Juniors as ghosts.
. Paper drive sponsored by Seniors. Still needing paper. CGreenLJ
22. Began seliing annual adds which netted us over 3500.
The band had a party and practiced marching, Sounds fishy to mel
Ohl Ohh Report cards today. Cwhen I saw it, I had a visionl
Ly DAD RRG his lecturelj
25. Hooray for the teachersi Teachers Institute already and a big
two day vacation for the studious pupils of F. H. S.
26. Forest was honored by having eight Glee Club members sing in the
State Choral Festival.
27 The Students were all invited to skate at Hoosierland Roller Rink
at Frankfort tonight.
29. We had a guest todayl He brought a movie with him, entitled
nConservation.N Bring 'em onl That's the kind of guests we likel
30 Our friend 'John Dallavaux' spoke to us this morning. Everyone,
from the little tots to the big tots, enjoyed his talk.
31. The band played at Russiaville tonight at the Halloween parade,
Congratulations, Bandl We heard many nice comwliments about you
from other schools,
NOVEMBER
2. The Home Ec. Classes enjoyed a trip to the Horticulture Show at
Purdue.
3. Seniors had a get-to-gether at the Y at Kokomo.
12. Marilyn Mitchell was chosen by her class mates as the ideal girl
for the entrant in the D. A. R. contest. Congratulations, Mitch!
14. Seniors Come-As-You-Are party and chili supper combination.
And how some of them camel!
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at Pollock's house. Let us know when you win another turkey,
Cooney, and we'l1 help you with it again.
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21. The Glee Club presented their Operetta, nThe Gypsy Troubadour.n
Well done, Gypsiesl
21. At last it rolled around. That welcome Thanksgiving Vacation.
Who's gonna sleep late the next two mornings? I gotta get up early
to get the good out of the vacation.
28. Mrs. Carroll, of Carroll News Agency, was guest speaker at our
Sunshine Meeting today. She showed us how to make many bows.
30. School was dismissed this afternoon. Something happened! No watery
DECEMBER
8. Forest won the Burlington Tourney. Beat Camden in the finals 44-42.
Yea! Rah! Bobcats!
12. Mary Harrison was first of the season to win a 30 Ucorrect TOICS
per minuten pin in typing today. Congratulations, Mary!
12. Sunshine Society had their annual Christmas party. They had their
exchange and UDecked the Ha1ls.n
14. Played Colfax on their floor tonight. This was our first defeat,
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18. Christmas Vacation started early. School wasn't resumed until
December 31, as we were snowbound.
31. Back to the old grind. I hear we will miss our naps from now on,
won't we Mrs. Davis?
JANUARY
1. Had our Christmas Exchange in the morning, were treated and sent
home about lO:5O.
15. The Sunshine Society was honored by having Irmingard Hammer,
a German student at Western High School, speak to us. Her talk
was very interesting.
FEBRUARY
9. Several students went to Kokomo to enter the Music Contest.
15. Medals were presented to the participants in the Festival this
afternoon. We also enjoyed a movie about HIndiana.H
22. Sunshiners had another party. This time the Seniors sponsored it.
28. Sectional Tournament began today.
29. Sectional Tournament continued.
MARCH
1. After a couple of tough battles, the Hotdogs advanced to the regionals
13. Annual basketball banquet!! Much fun!! Much food!! Much Speeches!!
APRIL
M. District State Choral Festival at Kokomo today.
17. Junior-Senior Reception.
25. Today was Senior Day. Have they a reason for HSenioritis?n
HCa11ing all Seniors! Pack your duds!H
M26. O Happy Day! The Seniors leave for Washington D.C.
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1. Seniors arrive home from their visit with Harry.
M. HBackulareatu??! this afternoon. Wonder if seniors have to
know how to spell this word before they graduate!!
5. Commencement tonight. So long, Kids!
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Every year just before basketball season opens, the entire
student body meets in the wymnasium for one of the biggest events
of the year, the election of yell leaders. Anyone who is
interested may try out.
This year we elected Carol follock, a seniorg Lois Browninc,
a junior: and Shirley Robertson, a sophomore.
They have led the cheering section that boosteo the morale
of the team which nas qiven us one of our bett r seasons.
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Basketball
The Forest Bobcats had another good season. They went
into the Sectional Tournament with sixteen wins and four losses
This record included the winning of the Burlington Four-Way
Tournament.
They won eight straight games before losing to Colfax on
their floor to the tune of thirty-nine to forty. This loss,
starting a season slump, almost caused losses to Scircleville
and Kirklin.
In the County Tournament the Bobcats lost to Colfax in
the second game after winning over Jackson. This was their
second loss of the seasong both losses credited to Colfax.
Forest was returned to the Frankfort Sectional this year,
after playing in the Kokomo Sectional one year. In the
Sectional Tournament, Forest met Michigantown and won, after
a hard fought game, by the slim margin of two points. After
winning this game the Bobcats were defeated by Kirklin. This
ended the season with seventeen victories and five losses.
' Scores of the
Forest A-Team
We Opp.
Burlington 48 34
Jackson 57 42
Michigantown 55 40
Sugar Creek 65 42
Mulberry 40 38
Soircleville 54 34
Burlington Tourney
Burlington 47 27
Camden 44 42
Colfax 39 40
Scircleville 51 49
Kirklin 45 45
Northwestern 53 43
County Tourney
Jackson 52 39
Colfax 40 47
Jefferson 64 52
Michigantown 45 57
Washington Twp. CCassJ 42 50
Cutler 72 47
Jackson 57 40
Sectional Tourney
Michigantown 48 46
Kirklin 55 44
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A Team
Row l: Wayne Hodson, Harold Orr, Allen Milburn, Doyal Coonrod, Dick Davis
Row 2: John Deerr, Assistant Coach, Joe Thomas, Dale Davis, Bob Cochran
Charles Rogers, Bob Sanders, Larry Lantz, L. H. Victor, Coach.
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lst. Row: Rex Berry, Larry Lantz, Charles Rogers, Dale Davis, Joe Thomas,
Rex Mays.
2nd. Row: John Deerr, Bob Mundell, Ralph Jones, Billy Alter, Bradley Huffer,
Rex Deweese, Ronnie Herr, Rex Hughes, and L.H. Victor.
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End. Row: Bill Wyrick, Donnie Davis, Jim Avery, Bill Deweese, James
McCarty, Bob Lantz, David Bowers.
3rd. Row: Charles Davis, L.H. Victor, Larry Bradshaw, Devon Davis,
Mac Trenary, Don Stockberger, John Deerr.
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Robertson, Betty Mitchell, Lois Browning, Nina Alter
Terrell, Mrs. Deerr.
Moore, Marlene Rogers, Carolyn Bradshaw, Sue McQu1nn
Cochran, Patricia Bowers, Barbara Unger, Sharon
n, Eloise Archey, Pat Terrell, Ruth Bowers.
The Girls Athletic Association was organized again
this year with Mrs. Claudine Deerr as faculty sponsor.
The following officers were elected:
President: Donna Robertson
Vice-President: Janet Jordan
Secretary R Treasurer: Judy Achors
Our first activity was softball. We played Colfax
two games and lost both of them. Jefferson, Sugar Creek,
and Colfax were scheduled for basketball.
Honor sweaters are given to Senior girls who have accum
ulated a sufficient number of points during their years of
G.A.A. membership. Points are earned by attending the
regular meetings and participation in games.
Pat Terrell was the only girl eligible to receive a
sweater for the year '5l- 52.
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For many years Wilbur Maxwell had wanted a bicycle, but
couldn't persuade his Mama and Papa to get him one. So, when
Pop was called away for a week-long business meeting, Mom was
persuaded to go with him. lhe house was left in charge of his
sisters, Connie and Betty Lou. Wilbur got an idea that he would
open up a boarding house to make his own money and buy his own
bicycle. So into the paper went the ad, and that night the
whole Maxwell house was crawling with people. Every room was
filled, and Wilbur was doing a bang-up business, then it happene
Mama and Para, at two o'clock of the next morning, came dragging
home-Papa forgot his briefcase. From there on out it was one
mess atter another, and Wilbur finally got his bicycle.
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Wilbur Maxwell .... .... Bob Sanders
Hercules Nelson .... .... Wayne Hodson
Betty Lou Maxwell .... .... Carol Pollock
Connie Maxwell ..... .... Colleen Johnson
Bernadine Smith... .... Patty Terrell
John Maxwell ..... ...Charles Rogers
Janet Maxwell .... .... Patty Skiles
Aunt Mary ..... ...Barbara Smith
Ann Inman
Limny McGuire ............. ...Arthur Pearson
Nora McGuire ............... .... Ramona Avery
Herman 'Ninety-Volt Jones'... ...Herman Tucker
Roughhouse Ruby ............ .... Maxine Ticen
Mr. Potter ................ ...... Bob Green
Lucy Burns ..... .... Ethel Ellison
Mrs. Mott .... ....... Jessie Graves
Mildred Johnston
Connolly ..... ... ...................... Doyal Coonrod
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Marilyn Shockley will my ability to get first sem-
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Herman Tucker will my ability to give book reports
in Speech Class to Bradly Huffer.'
Marilyn Mitchell will my height to Lois Browning,'
Charles Rogers will my false teeth to anyone who
happens to need them.'
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Bob Green will my ability to be quiet in the study
hall to Larry Robertson.'
Arthur Pearson will my big muscles to Mack Trenary
Bob Sanders will my curly hair to Paul Vail.N
Mildred Johnston will my 'Southern Accent' to
Carolyn Bradshaw.N
Mary Wisehart will my nickname 'Tug' to Sondra Betz H
Jessie Graves will my ability to kiss and make-up
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Bob Ayers will by ability to read library books
every study hall period to Clayton Amos.'
Maxine Ticen will my ability to sleep in Speech
Class to Shirley Robertson.'
Pat Terrell will my responsibility as Senior Class
Treasurer to anyone who wants a
Colleen Johnson will my Sun Ray
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On this particular evening, a class party was
in full swing. Ben Wyrick was at the old
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Dame Victory Marchf when suddenly, George
McAdams, still an ardent fan and scorekeeper
of the Bobcats, had a brilliant inspiration.
Why not compose a school song? Everyone
thought it to be an excellent idea. So with
Ben playing the Victory March, George began
the task of setting words to the music.
After much rearranging and crossing out of
words, the following song was written:
WLet every voice with rapture ring
wevve got a team that's fit for a king
We are with them forever
We shall foresake them never
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Senior-Freshman Day
Let's shake and be Pals
Irmengard Hammer, a guest speaker for
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Welding Shop
Forest Indiana
J. A. KERN 5 SON, INC
Quality Furniture
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Coverings . . . Philco
Superflame Oil Burners
Frankfort, Indiana
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Notary Public
Insurance Ponds
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Appliances
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Home Restaurant
Forest, Indiana
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General Repair
Forest, Indiana
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Clothing Footwear
School Supplies
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Russiaville, Indiana Phone 51
Phone 80
Kirklin Indiana
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SUHRE'S SERVICE STATION
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Forest, Indiana
H U G H E B G R O C E R Y
Forest, Indiana
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Service and Accessories
Forest, Indiana
J O A N D J O E ' S
G R O C E R Y
Quality Meats and Groceries
Forest, Indiana
RUSSIAVILLE LUMBER CO.
Storm Windows Doors Paints
Insulations Cabinets
Millwork
Russiaville Phone 64
STOUT and SON
Everything for the home
Russiaville Indiana
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Fountain Service
Drugs
Prescriptions Veterinary Supplies
Russiaville Phone 2
FRIENDS INN
Bigger and Better to serve you
OUR FRIENDS
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Footwear for the entire family
Frankfort, Indiana
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Phone 2 on 57
Russiaville Indiana
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Forest, Indiana
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Oil, Grease, and Tires
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Quality Service
Reasonable Prices
Kirklin Indiana
THE BLAKE R HAM JEWELRY STORE
MERRITT'S REXALL DRUG STORE
Established 187h
Frankfort, Indiana
J. Leslie Rowe, Proprietor
Phone hM33 or 9066
Frankfort, Indiana
nFor the Finest in Photographs and for Lessn, it is
THE RODKEY STUDIO
Delphi, Indiana Phone hoo
We take all kinds of photographs anytime and anywhere
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FRANKFORT MONUMENT WORKS INC.
East Wabash at Hoke Avenue on Route 28
East Side of Frankfort
Frankfort, Indiana
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Russiaville, Indiana Phone 27
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Russiaville, Indiana
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Russiaville, Indiana
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Frankfort, Indiana
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Forest, Indiana
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Yearbook Staff
Editor:
Assistant Editor:
Photography Editor:
Assistants:
Advertising Manager:
Activities Editor:
Assistants:
Sports Editor:
Assistants:
Will Editor:
Assistants:
Circulation Manager:
Assistants:
Marilyn Mitchell
Marilyn Shookley
Carol Pollock
Mildred Johnston
Ramona Avery
Maxine Ticen
Doyal Goonrod
Patty Terrell
Jessie Graves
Colleen Johnson
Barbara Smith
Ethel Ellison
Charles Rogers
Bob Sanders
Bob Green
Nelma McCarty
Ann Inman
Pat Skiles
Mary Wisehart
Wayne Hodson
Arthur Pearson
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Forest school is fortunate in that they have a group of
fine bus drivers. They have quite a job on their hands because
they are likely to be called upon to take a group of students
'anywheren and at nanytimen. They transport us to ball games,
musical programs, field trips, parties, etc.
They must be good drivers, good citizens and good sports to
fill the job they are called upon to do. A bus driver must play
all kinds of roles, from that of a policeman to that of Santa
Claus. They get their jobs by bidding for their routes. They
fgrngsgithe chasis for their bus and the township furnishes
t e o es.
We have four drivers who transport students from Forest
Township and two who transport students from Warren Township.
They are shown above and are left to right: Lester McQuinn,
Carl Wainscott, Harry Unger, Chalmer Davis, Paul Milligan,
and Dwight Orem.
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