Garfield High School - Benedictus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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1 SENIORS 'N the spring of 1936, the present senior class organized, chose Miss Mewhinney as class advisor, and elected the following officers: Virginia Asbury, president, Car- roll Hargrave, vice-president, Paul Sobonya, secretary, Stanley Paitson, treasurer. Marjory Connerley was appointed class reporter. From the beginning, the class has proved a very enthusiastic group. During the sophomore year, they gave two very successful parties. In the spring of 1937, the class chose the following officers to serve during the junior year: Paul Kipp, president, Robert Needham, vice-president, Paul Sobonya, secretary, Betty Bond, treasurer. V The outstanding events of the junior year were The Grapevine Tangle, October 15, 1937, the junior pay assembly entitled, The Spotlights of 1939, February 10, 19385 The JRS Barn Dance, April 8, 1938g and the most important social activity of all, the junior-senior banquet and prom, which later was held in the Deming Hotel Ballroom, Friday, May 27, 1938. Following the custom at Garfield, officers were chosen before the close of school in June, 1938, to serve during the following year. The senior officers have been Helen Gieseman, president, Bill Reed, vice-presidntg Patty Prewitt, secretary, and Marjory Connerley, treasurer. The class colors are rose and blue. The class flower is the rose. Faythe Ander- son has written the music and words for the class song. The outstanding events of the senior year have been the senior class play, Charley's Aunt, October 21, 1938g the Swanky Senior Swingeroo, an open class party and dance given at the Lange auditorium, December 2, 1938, the senior Christmas party, December 20, 19385 the Grand Finale, a class party and student mixer, May 5, 1939, the senior farewell assemblyg the senior breakfast, hayride, and farewell dance. This dance was held on June 10, in the Mayflower room of the Ter1'e Haute House. Kenny Wood's orchestra furnished music for the dance. w The senior home rooms have made a study of a plan of student government adapted to Garfield, which they recommend for adoption by the school. Nineteen

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JUNIOR CLASS HE junior class of 1938-1939 elected as their able officers the following: president, Bruce Powellg vice president, Norma Clark, secretary, Patricia Elliott, and treasurer, Ruth Stillwell. Miss Unison, the class adviser, has proved herself to be very capable in advising the class concerning their various activities. On Friday, January 13, 1938, this class successfully promoted the Junior Jitter- bug' Jinx in the Lange Auditorium. The greatest event to be sponsored by this group was the annual Junior and Senior Prom. This gala affair was held on June 2. The music was furnished by Kenny Wood's orchestra. First Row Maxine Enicks, Dorothy Brill, Mary Cliver, Gloria Council, Johanna Farabee, Barbara Fisher, Margaret Woodard, Mary Lou Davenport, Margaret Copeland, Doris Crosson, Norma Corey, Pauline Courtney, Oleda Bennett, Helen Myers. Second Row 'Hugh Whaley, Beatrice Dowell, Betty Jane Cook, Betty Thomas, Janet Shirlev. Betty Compton, Barbara Phillips, Joan Atchison, Ruth Crosson, Myrtle Ferguson, Kathryn Bowers: Jewell Francis, Jessie Fields. Third Row-Bob Perkins, Bob Reed, Robert Howell, Jack Cromwell, Don Spence, Marvel Bartek, Marcella Hutchison, Warren Jones, Wayne Wilson, Bill Phillips, Floyd Tyron. Fourth Row-Ray Mahalek, John Kerins, John Richey, George Keifer, Vivian McCurdy, June Beres- ford, Patricia Elliott, Mary Virginia Thorpe, Genevieve Joseph, Rosalie Beecher, Waneeta Cheezum, Doris Holler, Phyllis Ashman, Freda Rose Deal, Harold May, Edmund Sullivan. Fifth Row -Wesley Walker, Ted Pomeroy. Bernard Powers, John Zwerner, Doris Trout, Lois Carter, Norma Clark, Margie Abbott, Marjory Hookey, Bruce Powell, Richard Moon, Maynard Woodward, Jack Kipp, Thurman Miller, Alfred Boyle. Sixth Raw-Ted Newton, Jack Kirkland, Howard Rader, William North, Anthony Minnick, Bob Woolford, Charles Harrison, Bob Diehl, Carl Miller, Bill Giffell, Bov McWillians, Bill Royer, Clyde Scott. Tyrus Jones, Don Stapleton, Jack Martin, Walter Diekhoff. First Row-Jo Ann Honn. Betty Yohe, Betty Myers, Doris Scott, Mary Ellen Sullivan, Norma Wit- tenberg, Elizabeth Ann Thomas, Mary Van Arsdall, Ella Mae Stager, Ruth Ann Roby, Maxine Royse. Second Row---Julia McManimie, Frances Perkins, Betty Nichols, Maxine Miller, Maxine Gods, Betty O'Brien, Margaret Pauline, Peggy Mayes, La Verne Lenex, Ruby Kearschner, Josephine Reese. Third Row-Wilma Miller, Juanita Searcy. Edith Stewart, Mary Eleanor Morton, Ann Stephens. Marjory Mitchell, Mary Mclntosh, Betty Marcum, Barbara Lenzen, Lucille Peters, Doyne Mattox, Mary France. Fourth Row- John Funkhauser, Frank Beckman, Oscar Nipple, Esther Rouse, Marjory Riggs, Mar- garet Thompson, Mildred Herndon, Rita McConchie, Freda Petty, Vera Rowe, Hazel Moore, Betty Roberts. Fifth Row- Elwood Gulley, James Jones, Jack Pfrank, Earl Bickel, Gene Paitson, Bob Gemma-ck:-. Bob Christenson, Clive Henderson, Bill Davenport, Donald Cook. Sixth Row-Robert Cheek, Bob Snedeker, James Fischer, Harold Lemons, Maurice Bowers, Warren Behringer, Jack Carpenter, Bob Jones, Steve Romonyk, Delbert Jones, Roscoe Nelson. Tu'enz'y-one O