Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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over the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades came to the gym to skate and the upperclassmen went to the assembly to see the show. After seeing the show and skating everyone enjoyed refreshments of ham salad sandwiches and cocoa. I'm sure everybody had lots of fun and will look for- ward to another school party next year. PATRON'S DAY On March 16 Linlawn held its annual uBig Dinner. The program was as follows: PROGRAM Star Spangled Banner - Band This is My Country - H. S. Chorus Band and Twirlers - QAmerican Patrol? Washington Post - Band Songs - Grades l-6 C2 numbersj Lisha Overture - Band Songs - 7th Grade Q2 numbersl Trio - ll song! Senior Play Skit Songs - 8th Grade C2 numbersl ' Present Dairy Team - Medal to Barnett Volley Ball Game Movie - Grades l-9 in H.S. Assembly Short Talk - Rev. Ware Wlmberly Business Meeting v SENIOR RECOGNITION We give recognition to last years seniors foriheir scholarship, citizenship, activities, and athletics.TMU well deserve recognition for their high standing during their last year of school. 1Martha Jane Stouffer ----- Medal for Scholarship Marjorie Emrick ---------- Medal for Citizenship Robert Metzger ------------ Medal for Activities Burnell Barnett ------------ Medal for Athletics Bob Stouffor --------------- Medal for Athletics They have left on their chosen paths of life,wh1ch will succeed if the future can be judged by the past. They were, and still are, an inspiration to us wholnve not yet begun our experiments with fate.

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NPulling The Curtainn tells what happened when Leffie Jewell Hunderstine decided to produce!nr'own play -- her own opus, so to speak --a delicate English drama. Act One shows us at the first reading and castingg Act Two, the dress rehearsal--six months laterg andAct Thm the final performance. But, by the time the first two acts were finished the audience was so exhausted from laughing over Leffiefs troubles at rehearsals it wasdii- ficult for them to believe the play was ever produced. The plot began when Carrie Cadwaller, who played HThe Duchess of Wells,H had her pocketbook stolen and Herman Sprechen, who acts Lord Vmeelern with a German accent, accuses Leffie's henpecked husband of stealing it. Much of the novelty of the play lies in the fact that muchcf the action occurred in the aisles and amidst thex aud- ience. . CHRISTMAS RARTY After the grind of semester exams the junior and senior nigh students gathered in the gym to hear Rev. Ware Wimberly, see the play Angel Child given by the speech class, and sing Christmas carols. A few days before this, all of the students had drawn numbers--those who drew odd numbers bought a pres ent for a boy and those who drew even numbers bought a present for a girl. At 10:50 a.m. Mrs. Santa Claus and her helpers handed out presents to the group. Everyone watched with eager eyes as one-of the helpers carried a large present to Mrs. Stoddard---it was a box which conf tained a small bottle of Jergens lotion wrapped in sev- eral layers of paper. ' ' At last all of the presents were given out and the bus drivers were waiting for us. As we went out of the assembly door Miss Baumgartner, Mr. Sparks,and Mr. Bech- told handed everyone either a cup of ice cream or anlce cream bar to start the Christmas vacation right. y 4- r l scsool. PARTY A SCHOOL PARTY! A GOOD TIME! EATS! A school partyffor the high school was, held Jan- uary 3l.- The eighth grade because Of.bheiT work in the bond drive was guest.of honor. . 1 , A V --' .,-,..,,- ., Starting at 7 p.m. the partY.Gontlnued untilI3p.m. The seventh, e1ghth,.and ninth gradaxsaw the show uFly- ing H1ghn'w1th Joe E. Brown while the sophomores, jun- iors and seniors skated. As soon as the picture was

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SCHOLARSHIP Very few students receive the honor of achievingihe highest standing in their class. Just one or two from each.grade are able to march up and accept that honon To those who last year proved their ability, we pause to say a few words in recognition. Eugene Spitler 1 7th Grade Jr. H. S. Barbara Whitehead 1 8th Grade Jr. H. S. Lois Mansfield 1 9th Grade Sr. H. S. Martha Ann Spitler 2 10th Grade Sr. H. S. Sarah Elliott 2 lOth Grade Sr. H. S. Dick Early l llth Grade Sr. H. S. Martha Jane Stouffer 5 12th Grade Sr. H. S. CMeda1 and Letterl Last years scholarships were given to students who could compete with any other pupils from anywherein the country. They did not just slip by with the highest grades in their classes. They made the highest scores possible. we wish to say to them nwell donenin thegast and ngood lucku in the future. 1 LIBRARY This year the library has been supervised by Mr. Sparks and his six librarians--Emmalou Stitz, senior: Martha Ann Spitler, Maxine Vandegrift, juniorsg Lois Mansfield, sophomoreg and Barban whitehead and Lavonne Shoemaker, freshmen. We added only seven new books to the high school library the first semester. We have discontinued some of the less important magazines. Of all the books, the three most popular are-- 'The Robe , How Green Was My Valleyu, and 'All This And Heaven, Too.W' Two of these were made into movies. The three most popularnagazines are--Readers' Digest, The Saturday Evening Post, and REP ular Mechanics. The junior high librarians are Jo Ann Kr-oft Cedghth grade! and Janet Jo Waymire Cseventh gradeb. They have added five books to their library. We now have approximately 1500 books in mnrhbn 'y and hope to have more by the end of the year. Everyone has helped us very much in taking care of the books, by paying fines promptly and by obeying the rules. The librarians have enjoyed the past year and are looking forward to next year.