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

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FRESHMEN HE doors of Garfield opened wide in September to receive a new and enthus group of 175 freshmen. To these were added '75 new members in January. this fine enrollment, the freshmen class promises to be an outstanding one. the beginning of the first semester, twelve home rooms were created, and from many fine projects have come as the freshmen contribution to Garfield. One of iastic With With these these was the planting of two beautiful tulip trees on the campus. Tree planting will be made an annual project. A number of interesting group meetings have been spon- sored in addition to individual home-room activities. The freshmen show that have a fine spirit, the ability to achieve, and the determination to make their activities felt. From them we hope to see a greater and better Garfield. they class First Row Betty Ann Wilson, Joanne Stoneman, Betty Sanders, Agnes Sobin, Rita Drairoman, Julia Kaparak, Miriam MeAlpine, Marilyn Deeter, Jean Hutten, Geraldine Vanderhoof, June Johnson. Second Row -Barbara Smith, Norma Jean Herman, Jean Stewart, Emma Lou Bachelor, Peggy Sulli- van, Mary Merke, Dorothy Cliver, Virginia Gifford, Sara Tiley, Barbara Kirkland, Juanita Jennings, Monzella Gardner. Third Row- James Harmon, Dorothy Carter, Jean McBride, Helen Butts, Mildred Woelfe Mary Frew, Gertrude Kensell, Emma Oard, Dolores Critehlow, Nelle Ann Orr, Lillian Saikley, Martha Davern. Fourth Row Robert Center, James Carrell, Marshall Roesch. James Andrews, Ralph Killion, Horace Hayward, Fred Isaacs, Gordon McMasters, Lester Bickel, John Vaughn, Jack Fncannon, Richard Cooke. Fifth Row-- Nelson Elliott, Alphonsus Lintezenich, Wayne Williams, Ralph Tobey, Bobbie Moore. Harold Nickles, James Haugh, Robert Westrup, Ralph Brill. First Row -Martha Elliott, Betty McKenzie, Helen Julian, Lucile Garred, Dorothy Compton Fisher, Elizabeth Koos, Madonna Stableton, Mary Boyd, Betty Jane McGuigan, Helen Rose Dorothy Wodicka. Second Row -Ruth Cooksey, Barbara Jones, Barbara Carrico, Betty Schuhardt, Rosemary Elizabeth Wright, Marian Robson, Elist Phillips, Marjory Gordon, Rachel Mencer, Mary Perkins, Bonee, Betty Schlosser. Third Row --Virginia Frisby, Gloria Beresford, Betty Melton, Mary Gruber, Edith Chance, lliskel, Marjory Pugh, Jean Johnson, Alice Joseph, Abbie Lou Richardson, Barbara Bennett, Schimmel. , lmis White. W ade. Leora Esther Betty Fourth Row-Tom Riggs, Richard Lindsay, Jessie Cook, Carl Petty, Allen Dosch Jim Lindsay, Richard Dill, Jewel Pettifurd, Valeria Bradshaw, Callie Faulkner, Marjory Wickershamf Fifth Row Louis Austin. Robert Atkinson, Tom Tanner, Van Van Wey, Gordon Sweeney, Emil Oprisu, Roland Rourke. Richard Grimes, Mary Ellen Zimmerman, Anita Kautz, Norma Herrington. Violet Phillip. First Row Rosemary Smith, Virginia Jenkins, Reva Garlock, Rosalee Nicoson, Betty Montg Gloria Buell, Cordelia Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Leah Robson, Betty Stapleton, Helen Wools. omery, Second Row -Everett Sheid, Harry James, Maguerite Chestnut, Mildred Mickage, Juanita Beatty, Ella Mae Miller, Paula Heidrick, Patricia Lenzen, Bonnie Enicks, Martha Mae Crowther, Bill Kearschner. Third Row Jack Link, Wayne Dossett, Donald Nation, Leslie Everly, Robert Dillion, Kenneth Roman, Richard Guyer, Ralph Thompson, Tom McGruder, Bill Frew, Harry McKee. Fourth Row Bill Davis, Elmer McAlister, John Rozgony. Robert Hurton, Virgil Butts, Otis B Fifth Row James Conover. Carl Wodicka, Bill Carroll, Rex Blood, Odell Cook, Charles Blaine Everly, James Barnes, James Humphrey, John Nichols, John Nicholas. Twenty-five ensley. Moore,

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CALENDAR September Registration Day. Jello again! Everyone was proud of our new gym fit was about timej and also wanted to meet our new basketball coach, Mr. Kehrt. Homerooms are keen! As usual freshmen are two inches shorter this year! What are we, men or mice? The Corny Horny Club members appeared wearing horn-rimmed glasses. First Benny staff meeting. Clubs met for the first time. First pep assembly. Football rules again! The opener was a big success! Garfield 27, Jasonville 0. Nice going, team. The Benny staff is under way on the senior drive. G. A. A. initiation. Baldy Spence carried his girl friend's bucket of books. Nice work if you can get it. Freshmen and sophomore assembly. Dashed down to Dugger for another victory. Garfield 7, Dugger 6. Was it ever hot! Pay assembly. G. A.A . party. Blue Tri mixer at Lange. October Jim Maricle, handsome football center, hopped first period to get a haircut. Assembly for the Benny and The Royal Purle. First pep assembly in our new gym. Garfield 7, Sullivan 27. Bo Thomas had a black eye. Blue Tri Prospectors' party at Lange. Pep assembly. Last needed Benny subscription received. Aerial attack scores third victory! Garfield 32, Robinson 0. The senior crowd sang Happy Birthday to Mac Connerly in the hall. fSweet sixteenj. The Gar field Melody Lads played for an after school jam session given by the Music Club. Yippee!! Garfield 13, Tech 7. Senior class play, iCharley's Aunt. Card day . . . Wow! Is my card red! Garfield 13, Clinton 21. Teachers' convention. Garfield Players mixer at American Legion Home. ' November Blue Tri recognition service. The Mothers' Club gave program to raise money. Garfield O, Memorial 38. Most of the team slept in this morning. Strong winds blew down our flag pole and part of West's store. Armistice Day assembly. Pep assembly. Garfield 19, Oblong 13. The first shipment of junior rings arrived. The papers and attitude of the students show that the same old rivalry between Garfield and Wiley is still alive. The Garfield Blue Tri Dance was held at the Trianon with Kenny Wood's orchestra. Thanksgiving assembly. Making plans for the parade. The parade was a big success, and we have high hopes for tomorrow. wat Deep Purple cloud has settled over us, but we can take it. Garfield 0, iey 41. fContinued on page 561 T ww ll fy- .S 5.13