New Castle Chrysler High School - Rosennial Yearbook (New Castle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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Clulws, Phoenix staff, class play, Rosen' niul stuff, and alll the other zietivities give us the ehainee to enjoy ourselves and put our knowledge into praetiee. Page Six are .95 Ou -gtk f et1'c5 I O 5 'c fffewd .gtoty 0 43 f the HN fra' Presenting the wizards o ternity, their eoaehes, and those who strive to lweeome first team players. ieatutea . . Varied interests of students in their leisure timeg and the greatest feature in our lives this year, what we are doing to aid ULN' Uuele Sam. Page Seven T732 DQX-4 Xssgx fr? , If lk W, ,sw ff 'L Via 'fi 5 y T 1 . as-r' S Mm, V4 5- , ' .-if 'N T' Q ,wi W W -' M22 H EW 'MW' ,, . J ' .. ,:-Z, ,,,- . , ,,.': ,gf W ? M . A. 1, 1 X 1, 'Er 71, .J 2 1- 5 I mv ,l 5 F faww gi A . K i,M.i5g,- ! if f 9 i , 2 1-. vb: Wozfd MQW! pomzhated Out year While wc studied of pczxcc and progrcss wc wcrc cvcr watchful of the news of a world at war. This news changed our studies and our activities First We Record War Changes At N. C. H. S. L J QE? -wg' is Q . . 53 '25 'Y if gig? 5 'E' -58 'W if WN A . .gf 5 ,M , Qa: 'M y w fsf K Q K N.,.:5B. Q' 3 , A Q gy? A Y 1. Q! J t J r 6 i 9 'l5 f.fY 11' gms, if 4 ' . Q ' .. ufozfcf lffewi pomzhateaf out year While we studied of peace :md progress we were ever watchful of the news of at world at war. This news :hanged our studies and our activities First We Record War Changes At N. C. H. S. C. A. P. C. flcquaints Students Witlz Civil Air Patrol Following a course of study laid out by the government, the Civil Air Patrol Cadets are helping in our defense elfort by preparing for future service, Sunday finds them drilling att the atir port and studying eheinieal Warfare, first uid, and other subjects which the Civil Air Patrol headquarters requires. After preliniiniiry study, they take to the air to put into pruetiee what they have learned. Borrom Row: Wilbitr Stairs, Mai'viii Frary, joy Davis, Rilla Millilqan, Mary Alliee Toumsend, Vv'ilma Pollitt. 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AP wp-nw Speakers' Bureau Pnblieizes Important Events Puhlicity agent for the important events ahout school is the Speakers' Bureau. Among other acf tivities, they entertain local cluhs, send speakers outfofftown, and sponsor such worthfwhile projects as the Red Cross Drive, which was so successful this year. Troy Accepts Fremont's Challenge To increase student participation in our most important defense task, the huying of stamps .und bonds, New Castle accepted Fremont, Nehraskals, challenge to huy more honds. In two months' tlmc students purchased 336,058.29 worth of victory! tWcGradys Out-Salvage Competitors We scoured our homes from attic to cellar dug out the old hoes and our lucky horseshoesg hui the McGradys, jim and John, outfsalvaged us all Room 300 carried off the honors as the SC1'Ll17l'XlCSl home room. r in, 5 wg. , E vw' ,P ww n f . 252 + n S if 11 ' fi ,SW x-513. ' ibm: Mk 5 X, X x, w . F' , X , 5. ,J my. fx - ' .gm iw. 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In spite of new duties, larger classes, a different system, and many new rules, they are still teaching, lwefriending, and advising us students. To you, faculty, the seniors extend their sincerest appreciation for a happy and helpful four years at N. H. S R. H. VALENTINE, Superintendent JOE E. CRAW, Principal Mat a .gftange yahoo! year. Never before have you attended school while your country was at war. It is an ex- perience you will never forget, also one you did not desire. Everyone seems jittery. College plans, careers, ambitions you have dreamed about seem to be all in a whirl. Planning for the future seems so useless and out of place. What's the use! Everything we do will be upset! Nothing will work out as we planned it! May I, being older and more experienced, suggest a word of caution at this point? This war will be over some good day before longi Page Eighteen soon, we hope. Each of youf in spite of the warf should go on with your dreams of things to do. You may have to modify some of these 4 some of them may be shattered beyond repair- but go on dreaming and planning and working to make your ambitions become realities. Bef cause 'lthere are such things -H dreams can be made to come true. And with dreams, too, this fact always holds good. Qther things being equal, the individual will go further fvcome nearer realizing his dreams-who has the bet' ter training. R. H. VALENTINE ,1 M up P., ' I V N1 .F A Z, N I 4? ., . A J i To .Veniou of l943 Yesterday, today, and tomorrow - with to day, opening doors from the small, narrow stage of high school life into the realities of an odd world. The reception into that world of to' morrow will be just as interesting and as fascinf ating as you make it. If you approach that step with a careless, indifferent, don't care attitude, your reception will be of that same type with dark skies, cruel people, and an uncertain future. Your yesterdays were vainly spent, but your ap' proach can be definitely constructive and vital. Therefore, your yesterdays were constructive and dynamic. The mental attitude of all of us now is very important in our world. If we harbor fears, hates, injustices, misunderstandings, and suspi- cions, we normally isolate ourselves from the world. We dare not withdraw from the world, but we must take our rightful place of privilege and responsibility to help keep a peaceful bale ance. If through faith we trust, believe in, and serve humanity of all races, and all beliefs, then our position will be one of usefulness and pres- tige. We cannot camouflage what we really are in a world of positive reality. To each graduate, I say, prepare, be urgent, but patient, and discipline yourself to rise above the common life. Time is your benefactor, and God is your protector. Through faith we rise to live. JOE R. CRAW C. C. BITLER, M. D. KARL C. VOGEL GEORGE M. FIELD President Secretary Treasure-r Page Nineteen - - and llfotea n 7hez z Those OHice Wives . . GENEVA OLIPtI.fXNT A senior in '42, a secretary in '-43. Rrvrn W. KENIJ.-XLI.--tiDid you want to see Mr. Valentine? Esrnha H. SwAzYe Mr, Valentine isnt in. l.,l'lilLLIL W.'XLDfiN' i Yes, this training is free. M.'Xl5llNN.'X Y.-XUKY -W Last years editor. M.-XRY TORQLRIMSON f-.. Have your teachers sign tliis, please. GENEVA CBLIPH.-XNT, Secretary, War Production Training. RUTH W. KENDALL, Secretary, Superintendf ents Office. ESTHER H. SNVAZY, Secretary Superirif tendent's Office. LUCILLE VJALIJON, Secretary, Trade and Industrial Education. lVl.-KDUNNA YAUKY, Clerk, Prine cipal's Ojjfice. MARY ToRc:RiMsoN, Boolgf keeper, Principals Office. New headachees came to Mrs. Fylious Fisher and Mrs. Harriet Eden in the form of red .ind white excuse hlanks. Miss Juanita Jane Rucker become the sponsor of the senior class. Miss Edith Runyzin took the place in oir mathematics department vacated hy Mr. Harrell ut midfterm. Mrs. Ann C. Smith, nevcomer to the history department, was replaced hy Mrs. Mzirgairet Poole, not pictured here. Another nfI'CSl'HDil11lA English teacher is Mrs. Bernice Kirk. For El full year well done, congrzitulgitions to you, faculty. F1.oRENc:E SMITH, B. S. Biology, Health CrARRE'1'T H. Gaoss, A. B. Biology, Health ATH.X A. PINNICK, A. B., M. A. Botany, Health, Safety CrEORGE C. BRONSON, A. B. Chemistry, Safety, Astron only IVAN l'lODSON, M. A. Physics To .Swim of 1943 Yesterday, today, and tomorrow - with to- day, opening doors from the small, narrow stage of high school life into the realities of an odd world. The reception into that world of to- morrow will be just as interesting and as fascinf ating as you make it. If you approach that step with a careless, indifferent, don't care attitude, your reception will be of that same type with dark skies, cruel people, and an uncertain future. Your yesterdays were vainly spent, but your ap' proach can be definitely constructive and vital. Therefore, your yesterdays were constructive and dynamic. The mental attitude of all of us now is very important in our world. If we harbor fears, hates, injustices, misunderstandings, and suspi- cions, we normally isolate ourselves from the world. We dare not withdraw from the world, but we must take our rightful .place of privilege and responsibility to help keep a peaceful bal- ance. If through faith we trust, believe in, and serve humanity of all races, and all beliefs, then our position will be one of usefulness and pres' tige. We cannot camouflage what we really are in a world of positive reality. To each graduate, I say, prepare, be urgent, but patient, and discipline yourself to rise above the common life. Time is your benefactor, and God is your protector, Through faith we rise to live. JOE R. CRAW l C. C. BITLE11, M. D. KARL C. VOGEL GEORGE M. FIELD President Secretary Treasurer Page Nineteen U2 acufty - - ELAINE RAY, A. B. Business Education IVIAURICE FESSLER, A. B. Business Education HOWARD ROCIQHILL, A. B Business Education A. DALE ALLEN, A. B. Mathematics, journalism, History, Phoenix RAY BROOKS, B. S., M. S. Agriculture, Science JOHN D. LESLIE, A. B History WILBUR N. ALLEN, A. B. History, Basketball, Golf STEPHEN M. BAKER, A. B. Vocational and Civic Guidance, Football RANDALL LANVSON, B. S. Physical Education, Track, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach ELIZABETH H.ARRINGTON Physical Education, TrifHi, Girls Sports Club ALFRED O. BAKER, B. S. General Shop ROBERT P. MCCLEOD, B. S. Director of 'Trade and Industrial Education NOEL T. MYERS, B. S. lWachine Trades JOSEPH A. GREENSTREET, A. B. Printing LESTER VIOKERS, B. S. Drafting the 7Zl.I'l75 They each Fall of '42, a new year, hrought changes in the teaching staff. Miss Elaine Ray, the hlonde from Ball State, joined us to help prepare our students for husiness johs. To the history def partinent came A. Dale Allen, with some ideas, also, for striving journalists. Mr. Ray Brooks hegan to teach our hoys ahout agriculture. Mr. Rolwert l'. McCleod, now acting as dif rector of trade and industrial education, was joined lay Mr. Alfred O. Baker in the general shop and Mr. Lester Vickers in the drafting room. To holster the English department and take over the National Honor Society, came Miss Catherine Ratclilfe. Christmas time found Miss Louise Arford, another new teacher of our lanf guage, following Mrs. I-Ierhert Heller as faculty advisor for the annual. Williziiii Kleyla, handmaster supreme, gave up haton swinging for playing in the Army Air Corps. In his place eame the capahle Mr. Mcf Cuire, not pictured here. C.X'I'llllRlNli R.-xTc:1.1FFE, A. B., M. A. W1LLi.fxM D. KLIIYLA, B. P. M. English, Honor Society Louisa ARFoRn, A. B., M. A. English, Rosennial I-IoR.ixc:E BURR, IR., A. B., M. A. English, Dra-matics, Senior Class Play MARoARET LEAKEY, A. B. English, History Instruinental Music, Boys' Glen Club MAY DORSEY, B. M., M. M. Choir, Sight Singing, Crescendo Chili Girls' Glee Club MARY M. Mi'XNll l7LIJ, B. S. Art - - and lffotea n 7hez z Those Office Wives . UIiNIiV.X f3LIPI'I.'XNT A senior in '42, a secretary in '43. RUTH W. K1jND.rXLI.-- K'Did you want to see Mr. Valentine? ES'l'HliR H. SWAZY H- Hlylr. Valentine isn't in. Llii:iLLu VXIALDUN er Yes, this training is free. MAooNNA YAUKY ee- Last years editor. MARY ToRoR1MsoNf.f'Have your teachers sign this, please. GENEVA ULIPHANT, Secretary, War Production Training. RUTH W. KENDALL, Secretary, Superintendf ents Office. Esrniaiz H. Sw.-xzv, Secretary Superinf tendent's Office. LUCILLE W.-xL17cnN, Secretary, 'Trade and Industrial Education. MADoNNA YAUKY, Clerk, Prinf cipalls Office. MARY ToRc1RIMsoN, Book' keeper, Principals Office. New headachees came to Mrs. Fylious Fisher and Mrs. Harriet Eden in the form of red and white excuse blanks. Miss Juanita Jane Rucker hecome the sponsor of the senior class. Miss Edith Runyan took the place in oir mathematics department vacated hy Mr. Harrell at midfterm. Mrs. Ann C. Smith, nevcomer to the history department, was replaced hy Mrs. Margaret Poole, not pictured here. Another freshman English teacher is Mrs. Bernice Kirk. For a full year well done, congrxitulation+ to you, faculty. FLoRHNr:E SMITH, B. S. Biology, Health UARRETT H. Gaoss, A. B, Biology, Health ATHA A. PINNICK, A. B., M. A. Botany, Health, Safety GEoRoE C. BRONSON, A. B. Chemistry, Safety, Astron orny IVAN HoDsoN, M. A. Physics Q -If ! i Si- ew' pu tz'e.4 jussua L. WI1IcIII'I', B. Home Economics, Home Econmnics Club FYLIOITS S. FISHER, B. S. Gifls' Attendance, Home Economics, Sunshine Society HELEN R. RIII.IiRs, A. B. English .lU.XNI'I'.'X JANE RIIIIIQLR, A. B. Speech, English, Senioi' Sponsor L. BIERNIIII5 KIRK, A. B, English MAIILH HlJlJkSl7N, A. B., M. A Latin, lvlaclteniatics HARIAIUT C. EInI4.N, A. B. French, English, Buys' Attendance LIiXX'1iI.'I'.'X IHUCQLTE, A. B., M. A. Spanish, Biixzncsx English CILAIIYS CI.IFIfIIRIu, A. B. Latin, English EUNICE Cum Om, A. B., M. A. Nlutliematics, Student Council ANN C. SMITII English, Latin, Histoi'y FERN I-IIIIJSIIN, A. B., M. A lNf'lLlfllS171L11.lL'S EDITH RLTNYKN, A B. MLlll1C7PlL1fiL-.Y N . if if M if K Q, wwe: .ww my .L A ,xx X...i , K i 1 , . r3fffiifsmmwww 2fg ,- Q Jffffsifgefii- S+ K A 'f Y 1 ' ' Qzfifl- .. 3521 ' ' L 3 A - ., ., LF- 21' ., 1 N - - ff fn-f 3 km. Q . X' 9.1 A .puwh WG? 'ws 4 'W gg' k ',v ,fn if - fL,, W Vkkkry ww., 1-Q..,ww-Mak ff'9!llls-w'1'fS'W?21Y5viifwswfz?:vf? 2ee3iP'2f:2fz WMsf'si2sswmsff,, A A Wrkk V W I o ig IW 6 Qt is 4 li 1-,. 2 . K- 1- euu of Me gfaues . . Herein we picture our 1000 characters. We no longer consider ourselves just graduating seniors or beginning freshmen, but citizens, Amer' ieans, who not only are studying to take an important place in tomorrow's world, but are doing our share now. lviany of us already have jobs in homes, shops, factories, and on farms. Some of us began carrying a. gun for Unele Sam before this school year was finished. 752 gamlazu gautier Senior Class Chooses Colors, Motto. and Flower COLORS: Mulberry wine and delphinium blue. FLOXVERSI Better times rose and snow white rose. MOTTO: Not finished, just begun. Editorial: Outstanding service to the senior class is rendered by the College Guidance Clinic, which helps seniors plan for their careers. Under the direction of Miss Fern Hodson and Miss Elaine Ray, this clinic enables the seniors to meet representatives of many colleges and discuss with them their college plans. Career Day provides an opportunity for them to meet representatives of all pro- Senior Class Officers President RICHARD MCDONNELL V1CC'ljfCSlLlCllf f TfxYLoR I. MORRIS, IR Secretary f SUSAN LONG T1 easurer JEAN CANNON fessions, trades, an d vocations, and to get first hand information on that allfimportant choice of their life work. Feature . . Iris and Ted's faces mirror the feel' ings of all seniors as they first rohe them selves in traditional caps and gowns. Beth Emery pays her seeontl install' ment to Rohert Crautler, Business Iiflanager for the Rosennial. Society Notes . . The Class of '43 entertained the Class of '42 at the JuniorfSenior Prom. Bstty jacohy was crowned Prom Queen. Her charming attendants were Susan Long, Peg Dalton, Joy Davis, and June Byers. In checked vests and hustles, the juniors ca- vorted to the strains of Father, Dear Fatherl' and the 'iCan Can, as the prof gram feature. The evenings grand Nmelf lerc.lrammer was a touching enactment of Frankie and Johnnie. May Queen . . VVinifred Caldwell was crow ned Mziy Queen at the annual Mziy Morning Breakf fast given for the senior girls hy the B.1sif ness and Professional NVomen's Cluh. She was attended hy Susan Long, Eleanor Ram' sey, Betty Chappell, Virginia Lee, Patsy Patterson, and Dorothy Ellen Caldwell. JEAN HAROLD MATHES 1925 f ' 1942 Basketball, Hif'Y, Phoenix FLORINE ALI.REI3 Swimming Club MARCELLA ASKIN Student Council LELAND ATKINSON Secretavy of Agricultuve Club MARY EVELYN BAILEY Bowling Club, Sunsbine Sosiety ELAINE BALDOCIQ Class Play, TTifHi, Cboir MARALENE BALLINGER Dramatics Club MARY BI-XNTA SIXRAH LoIIIsE BEAL Dramatics Club, Class Play, Prom HARRY WAI,TER BELL Basketball, Hif'Y, Prom DQNALII R. BERIIIN HifT, Football BETTY BLACIQSTEN JACK BLLIM Projectionist Club BRYANT BoUsLoc: Social Studies Club VJILLIIXM BRUOKSHIRE Hif'Y, Dramatics, Class Song CHARLES S. BROWN, JR. JUIXNITA JISANNETTE BRIIWN Pliocnix, Safety Club CLARENCE BRUMFIELD JUNE BYERS Tviff-Ii, Phoenix Stag DoRoTIIY L. CAIRNES Clioir, Dramatics Club, Prom Committee DoRoTHY ELLEN CALDWELL Editor of Rosennial, Editor of Phoenix, TTifHi WINIIYREII CALDWELL Ti'ifHi, May fizvueen, National Honor Society 'Eh- JEAN CANNON Treasurer of Senior Class, TrifHi, 'Yell Leader PHYLLIS CANNON Class Play, TrifHi, Dranzatics Club Xr7IRCINI.-XLEE CARMACR Bowling Club, Draniatics Club, Latin Club LOTS V. CARNES Spanish Club, Safety Club BARBARA CARPENTER Draniatics Club, Spanish Club Treasurer Phoenix BETTY CARTWRIGHT Girls, Glee Club, Girls, Sports Club, Horne Economics Club BETTY LOU CASHNER TrifHi Treasurer, National Honor Society Prcxsif dent, Crescendo Club MTARCIUERITE CASSIDY Draniatics Club JEAN CHALFANT Drarnatics Club BETTY CHAPPELL VicefPresiclent Safety Club, Drarnatics Club, Class Play RUTH CLEMMONS DAN CL1c:K HVY, Football, Drainatics Club VJALTER CLINE Macliinists Club PHYLLIS JEAN CONRAD Safety Club, Bowling Club DOROTHY CONWELL LOIS CONWELL BETTE ROSE COOK TrifHi, A Orchestra, Dramalics Club LILLIAN IRIS COOPER Phoenix Staff, Draniatics Club, Bowling Club KATHARINE CUPELAND JUNIOR CORY ROBERT CRAUDER Business Manager of Rosennial, National Honor Society, Science Society J Przczuy DALTUN Rosennial Staff, funior Class Secretary, '1'rifHi YvoN N12 DAMERON EARL E. DARLINIZ Safety Club, Football, Phoenix D4lRtl'I'l'IE' IRENI5 DAVIS Clioir, Girls' Clee Club, Sunshine Society ForuzrsST Euczrmli DAVIS Chaplain, Clioir, President of Agriculture Club JAMES MARQUIS D.-Av1S Track, Hif'Y, Class Play JANLTTE DAVIS Domus D1iARMoNn ERNEST Dxsrzri l1,XYMHNIl E. D1N141NS ELMA DURHAM Girls' Sports Club, Clee Club, VicefPresif dent of Home Economics Club CIHARLES A. DURRELL, JR. President Student Council, Rosen- nial Staff, Hifi' PAUL ELLIS Glee Club jAM1fS EVANS Uricmaztx FANNUN DoRo'mY MAY FRAZIER Girls' Clee Club Rcmlim' A. EULTUN DUNALD FURBEE 'Yell Leader, Football, Choir SAR,-XII LEE FURBEE BETTE SUE GARR Sunshine Society, Spanisli Club, Safety Club RUSEMARY GARVEY National Honor Society, TrifHi, Phoenix Staff KATHRYN GOAR Phoenix, Band, Color Committee MARY JUANITA GOAR Dramatics Club GALE GREGORY WILLIARD GREGORY ROBERT E. GRIFFIN Student Council, Hiff ERNEST E. GUILING Band, Orchestra FRANK J. HAOERMAN Agriculture Club THEODORE HALL Hif'Y, Chairman Flower Committee JEAN HARLAN Class Play, Band, Dramatics Club MARTIN L. HARLINN AH Band, Boys' Glee Club, Projectionist Club CHARLES HARP PHYLLIS HEQYK Latin Club, Bowling Club MARY CATHERINE HIATT TrifHi, National Honor Society BETTY LOU HIMES TrifHi MARTHA LEE HOGUE TrifHi, National Honor Society, Treasurer Science Society ROBERT HUBBARD WILMA HUCKEBY Girls' Sports Club, Science Society, Latin Club IDA MAE HUDSON 'TrifHi, Secretary of Student Counf cil, National Honor Society EVERETT MILTON HUTSON RUTH IVEY Sunshine Society G. O. JACKSON, JR. BETTY JACOBY TrifHi, Draniatics Club, Junior Prom .Queen BETTE JOHNSON Air Raid Warden, Sunshine Society, Hall Patrol EVA KALR TrifHi, 'Yell Leader, Radio JOHN KEITH JAMES ROBERT KELLAM EVELYN LOUISE KENNEDY Student Council, Sunshine Society Phoenix MARY KING Cirls' Sports Club, Nature Club, Jr. Historical Society GERTRUDE KLOTSCI-I Drarnatics Club, Rosennial Staff, Twirler PIOXVARD LAN N ERD CI-IARLES LATIIAM Machinists' Club BRUCE H. LEAREY Hif'Y, Dramatics Club, Asst. Business Manager GROVER LEDDETTER Safety Club, Spanish Club VIRIZINIA ANN LEE Secretary of National Honor Society, Secretary of 'I'rifHi, Art Editor of Rosennial PAUL RICHARD LEXVIS Hif'Y, Football, Rosennial Staff SUSAN LONI: President of TrifHi, Secretary of Senior Class, National Honor Society ROBERT LUELLAN Science Society, Hif'Y, Student Council JAYNE LUKE JAMES RODURIUIQ MACDONALD Associate Editor of Rosennial, Hi-- T, Secretary of Science Society RICHARD MUDONNELL President of Senior Class, Football, Hif'Y DEANE MCGILL Printing Stag JAMES MCGRADY Rosennial Staff, Phoenix Staff, Skt Club fP'l 'i 6 'A Q re A .dvw in-.N VK. JOHN IVlCGRnXD'Y Plioenix Staff, Golf, Printing Stajjr ROSEMTXRY IX4ClVIULL1iN Choir, Cirls' Clee Club, Sunsliinu Societjv CMDELL MCVx!HoRTRR Treasurer of Safely Club DOROTHY MADDY BARBARA DoN MATN Class Play, TrifHi, VicefPresident of National Honor Society ELVA C. MARTIN Prom Coniiniltee, Drarnatics Club, Sunsliirie Society JANET MARTIN 'I'rifHi, Student Council, Drainatics Club ELSH3 Mhcsczs Science Society, Sajutju Council I RILLA MILLTKAN TrifHi, Drarnatics Club, Band PAUL MILLS Band, Orcliestra, HifY GEORGE MISLLNER JOHN P. MORGAN Latin Club, Plioeizix Staff, Tratle DOROTHY MoRR1s Tennis, Plioenix Staff TAYLoR I. MlJRRIS, JR. President of HWY, VicefPresident of Sei: ior Class, Business Managei' of Phoenix CHALMER MURNAN Football C3551-XR L. NEMETti Safety Club, Intramurals EVIERETT Nicw Track, Varsity Club, Football MARTHA NIEL.fXNDER TrifHi, Band, Class Play PHYLLIS NUTTY President of Sunsliine Society, Band, Rosennial Staff CHARLES CdSBORN ANNABELLE ONVENS DONALD PADUETT Golf, Class Play WILLIAM PAUL PADCETT Class Play PATRICIA PATTERSON VicefPresident of 'I'rifHi, Rosen' nial Staff, Student Council RODDRT M. PLATTS Football, Golf, Varsity Club FRANCIS L. POLLITT Machinists' Club, Civil Air Patrol, Vicf tory Corps CHARLES POPPLEWELL Science Society, Convocation Coni mittee ALICE PORTER President of Girls' Sports Club ELEANOR RAMSIEY Secretary of National Honor Society, Tri Hi, Band LOUISE RATCLIFF TrifHi, Choir, VicefPresident of Crescendo Club BETTE MAE REES Draniatics Club, Sunshine Society PIIYLLIS JEANNE RICE Girls' Sports Club, Phoenix Staff, Sun' shine Society MARY VICJLA RIFNER Girls' Sports Club, President of Home Economics Club, Girls' Clee Club CIIARLIQS V. ROBINSON Machinist.s' Club, Golf BETTY SEARS RACHEL SEARS LLOYD SIIAFFLR Basketball, Varsity Club ADA SHEPPARD Cirls' Sports Club, Phoenix, Prom Conif mittee EIICENE SHEPPARD Draniatics Club LOIS ,IILINNIQTTE SHULTZ President of National Honor Society, TrifHi, Student Council DONALD SIDWELL Football, Basketball, Track EIDWIXRID SIDWELL Football, Basketball, Track HELEN SMITH RANDALL SMITH Class Play, National Honor Society, Orchestra WILEUR STAIRS Track, Crescendo Club, Prof jectionists' Club ARTIE JUNE STEPHENS Band, Orchestra MARY ELLEN STEPHENSON Phoenix Staff, Tumbling Team ELIZABETH STILLWELL JAOR D. STOCKS College Guidance DONALD STOOPS Track, Draniatics Club, Intramurals MARYELLEN SYMONS TrifHi, National Honor Society, Rosennial Staff ERNEST THOMPSON Football, Varsity Club BERNIECE TURNER JEAN TURNER RUTH TUTTEROXV JOSEPH TYLER Class Play, Drarnatics Club LEVJIS VAN CAMP Phoenix Staff DALE VAN HOUSE MAXINE VAUCJHT ROBERT VIVIAN President of Science Society, HIYY KATHRYN VJALN DONALD VVARDLOW Orchestra, Projectionists' Club, Science Society PAUL E. WEBSTER MELVIN F. WILKINSON National Honor Society, Social Studies Club, Science Society ' CHARLES WILT Football, Hiff, Varsity Club JANE WISWELL Bowling Club, Sunshine Society Page Thirty-Seven .7 3,-.,. . efau .gong of l943 These past four years have gone so fast And now we're here to say That with a shadow on our school days cast We'll soon be on our way. From freshman year to senior year Those years to us so dear, So with a sad heart and a. tearful eye We'd like to say this to you. CHORUS : We'll always remember our teachers and friends, Our future awaits us, our life's path begins. The memories of prom and roaming the hallways Are a few of the things that will live with us always So with a catch in our voices and tears in our eyes Farewell, N. H. S., we say goodfbye. Words and music by WILLIAM BROOKSHIRE unclezalaumen junior Class Officers President f OVID CHAMBERS VicefPresident I WILLIAM BURK Secretary f RUTH WILLIAMS Treasurer BARBARA BUNCH The junior class met at the opening of the sec' ond semester to elects its leaders. Soon afterward committees were announced to prepare for the an- nual prom. They planned a gay and gracious affair, which we all attended on May twentyflirst. Because boys in the senior class were working and fighting, several juniors had great pleasure in substituting for them in the senior class play. I L A. Page Thirty-Eight um'ot.4 . . Bo'I'ToM Row: Otto Bailey, Helen Beam, Barlwara Buneh, Doris Byrket. SIic:oNIv Row: Willigiiii Bryant, Betty Browning, Bernetha Bond. THIRD Row: lvlarietta Ashley, Ann Louise Brown, Evelyn Chenault, Doris Burk' hart. FIIIIRTH Row: Ceorge Barnard, Donald Arehey, Eugene Auten, Thomas Antie. ToI' Row: James Adams, Albert Alexf, ander, Vxfilliam Burk, Williztiii Bales. BoT'roM Row: Betty jane Mukes, Mary Mitchell, Bonnie Reeee, Elizaheth Stillf well, Thelma Chandler. SIic1oNn Row: Bernadine Covalt, Thelma Cline, Martha Mahoney, Rosemary Miteliell, Sally Miller. THIRD ROW: Edra Davis, Vxfilma Turner, Evelena Duvall, Orgretta Cole. FIJl,iR'l'H Row Barhara Cartwright, Wztyiie Coers, Harriet Turpin, Barhara Moore, Phillip Dunavvay. FIFTH Row: David Davis, Rohert Cox, Harold Stanley, Max Elliot. TOP Row: lvlarvin Frary, Rolwert Van' Zant, Forrest Tungate, Glen Crandall, VVayne Clad. li? BOTTOM ROW: Caroline Fisher, M2lFl1lll'CI Flynn, Virginia Howard, Janis Coar, Helen Hanning. SECOND Row: Catharine Cordon, Ruth Frost, james Hunnicutt, Robert Higgs. Albert Hines. THIRD Row: Nevada Halfacre, Bill Hard ing, Jean Hicks, James Hovvren, Rich ard Ingersoll, Cecil Harmon. TOP ROW: Roy Helms, Bill Holloway. John Paul, Lewis Farmer, BOTTOM ROW: Paul Miller, Bob Luellen Helen Hudson, Violet Kennedy, Ruth Mattox, june Lockridge, Helen jack' son, Jacque Leffler. SECOND ROW: Richard Kinsey, Elenora Lawson, Barbara Kaye, Barbara jordan. Ruth Knollman, Leatha Lorton. THIRD ROW: John Kennedy, Charles Mc' Millaii, James Lunsford, Bob Ivleese. Bob Kirby, Tommy Lester. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Mzistiii, Billy Mill' len, Rudolph Jolly, junior Keith. TOP Row: Twila lvlodlin, Edwin Lee. BOTTOM ROW: C. W. Nichols, Paul Spicer. Thelma Smith, Evelyn Smith, Herberi Shelley, Erline Smith. SECOND ROW: Victor Rice, Eloise Smith Gene Strong. THIRD Row: Ivfarjorie Stewart, Paulint Pelfrey, Betty Scroggin, Sherwood Ryan, Bob Sherry. FOURTH ROW: Dawna C'Rear, Ruth Newf man, Norma jean Scott, Glenna C Rear, Jimmy Scott. TOP ROW: Paul Stevens, Wzilter Nemeth. Donald Norris, Merle Razor, Robert Shaffer, Ralph Sanderson. BOTTOM Row: Marjorie Sanders, Shermaf lee Smith, Mary Stearns, Agnes Schetf gen, John Stillwcll. SECOND Row: Edith Shaperio, Martha Sharp, Mary Sharp, Faith Rinard, Elizaheth Rouse. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Saathoff, Mildred Rains, Pauline Osborne, Clarcie Ref neau, Burneda Popplewell. FOURTH Row: Harry Sutherland, Beulah Neal, Mary Alice Pugh. TOP Row: Bill Shelley, Frank Pfenninger, Herschel New, Boh Polk, Jack Payne. BOTTOM Row: Gene Witt, Ruth Williams, Dorothy Zirkle, Marie Molees, Chris' tine Withers. SIQOOND Row: Berniece Fowler, Evelyn Van Gordon, Donald Adams, Lena NVatt, Ruth Utt, Irene Tompkins. THIRD ROW: Bessie Wickliff, Buddy Thompson, Priscilla Van Hoose, Vi' anna Todd, Mary Alice Townsend. TOP Row: Wilbur Veach, junior Whalen, Darrel Winters, William Vaught, Rob' ert Wood, George Wzirlier. .g0l2A0l1'l0'Z25 . . BOTTOM Row: Colleen Moulden, Marjorie Miller, ,lean Morgan, Roseanna Miller, Christine New, Lova Moore. SIMZONIT ROw: Jo Ann McFarland, Lillian Manning, Doris Reynolds, Phyllis Mor' ris, Freda Mandenhall, Geneva Moist' ener. THIRD Row: Bill McCormick, Max Mcf Shurley, Mary McElhaney, Estella Marks, Sarah Messick. FOURTH ROW: Kay McNaughton, Warren McDowell, Phillip Miles, Rex Martin, Roy Marcum. TOP ROW: Dick Murphy, Harold Mcf Daniels, Howard Moystner, Howard McKnight, Carl Marcum. Bo'1 roM Row: Ernest Baker, Beverly Brown, June Branhain, Patsy Buneh Martha Ashley, Juanita Burgess. SECOND ROW: Harry Burkhart, Robert Bruiniiel, Riehard Arehey, Joseph Bug gle, Charis Bryan, Carol Buck, Betty Lou Bailey. THIRD ROW: Paul Beard, Ivlauriee Brown. George Burden, Ivlary Lou Andrews Nila Bailey. FOURTII Row: John Blaeldwurn, .la1ne4 Allen, Olga Barnes, Helen Ball, Lois Arnold. TOP ROW: Rohert Burke, Dennis Bolden Leola Burris, Ivlary Brown, James Boy er. BOTTOM Row: lX4ark Clay, Rohert Dugan Ruth Dunean, Betty Armstrong, Louist Eden, Doris Cronk. SECOND ROW: Charles Caldwell, Bonnie Conn, Nelina Corder. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Chesiela, Lois Cahle, Joann Cariniehial, Betty ,lo Dalton. Irene Davis. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Dagley, Chester Conwell, -lane Durrell, Lueille Conn, Dorothy Devening, Nlary Carns, NVanf da Cairnes, lvlartha Crandall. TOP ROW: Virgil Ellis, Rolwert Conwell. Roy Dehart, John Doyle, David Diehl. BOTTOM Row: James Frampton, Donna Dudley, Bernieee Floyd, Dorothy Fur' hee, Mary Ellen Cauehat. SECOND ROW: Junior Fairchild, ,lohn Flower, Betty Evennan, Beth Einry. Phyllis Fessler, Lois Jean Flowers. THIRD ROW: Bill Cartwright, Mzirshaill Davis, Catherine Caron, Dale Calwle, Riehard Cline. FOURTH Row: Floyd Davis, Vdayne Colef man, Russel Cleek, Alfred Davidson, Boyden Dudley, Ralph Estell, Ernest Davis. TOP Row: Charles Hudson, Holwart Fulf ler, Gerald Cernstein, Fred I-liner. Delf hert Hedrieks. 1 BO'l l'llM Row: Bill Heck, Dorothy Green, Mary Green, Gladys Gilhreth, Mar' garet Hiekman, ,lean Heck. SIIIZOND Row: 'lohn Howren, Betty Greer, Rosemary Jackson, Martha Hudson, Mary Hogue. THIRD Row: Williatiii lngersoll, Beulah Hagerman, Louise Harris, Helena Harshlaarger, Amelia G rady, Evelyn Gooch. FIIIIRTII Row: Nida Garner, Nancy Hudf son, Betty Hendricks, Ruth Howard, Virginia Harter. FIFTH Row: Joseph Harshey, Frank Hayes, Gae jones, Donna Gordon, Mark Jusf tice. Tov Row: Charles Green, Phillip Heil' man, Ralph Holcomlw, Donald jones. Bl3T'l'l?M Row: Jean Long, Sarah Ludy, Barhara Lowery, Patsy Kennedy, Mary Roy Kirkwood. SIEIZIJND RIIW: Emma Kendall, Ladonna Holloway, Emogene Koger, Donna Grifiin, Iris Hodgins, Martha Higgs. THIRD Row: Alice Jessup, Keith Klipsch, Evelyn Kemp, Rose Marie Sampley. TOP Row: ,lune Kcevcr, George Klotsch, Alfred Kern, James Lee, Rolwert Ken' dall, Gene Hammond. BtYI l'OM Row: Bernice Southwood, Eva Southerland, Georgia Southerland, Le' ona Pfenniger, Wiliiizi Pollitt, Patsy Thompson. SECOND Row: Nadine Smith, Charlotte Supinger, Maryann Sweigart, Bonnie Swindell, Mary Redelman. THIRD Row: Dale Stoops, Ruth Phares, Maryann Rouse, Ethyl Reavis. FIILIRTH Row: Buddy Hackleman, james Shaw, Russell Pfenniger, George Reavf is. FIFTH Row: jim Stonerock, Dale Stairs, Frank Stout, Gene Smith, Ted Roach. TIJI' Row: Rohert Sutton, Donald Spencer, Kenneth Sipe, James Snodgrass. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Wiiiiiiiig, Toby Roth, Betty Jo Smith, josinah Brown. Alice Ann W'ise, Betty Yost, Maxine Patterson. SECOND ROW: Elinora Winkhart, Maxinr Carter, Zenda Fears, Aurita Lawson. Donna Tower. THIRD ROW: Delma Wantz, Virginia Clark, Norma Sidwell, Beverly Skaggx Wanda Phillips. FOURTH Row: Mabel Sanderson, Lorenzo Thompson, Agnes Rifner, Martha Purf vis, Freda Smith. FIFTH Row: Gordon Thompson, Phillip White, James Vogel, Donald Warnock, Edward Wall. TOP Row: Leon Turner, James VanMatre. Milo Ward. BOTTOM ROW: Marjorie Saunders, Mar' jorie Winkhart, Betty Reece, Erma Wood, Emogene Fox, Adonis Thomas. SECOND ROW: Erma Grubbs, Dorothy Poindexter, Betty Zeller, Ruth Tap' scott. THIRD ROW: Pauline Tucker, Martha Thom, Louise Witham, Myrtle Vxfard. FOURTH ROW: Verlin Groves, Earl Thomp' son, Thomas White, Waunita Wil' liams, Louise Vxfilson. TOP ROW: Ernest Lineberry, Byron Wick- liff, James Antle, John Wzrlii. 7Q25Am2l1 . . BOTTOVI ROW: Barbara Gauthat, Ruth Guif fey, Celia Franklin, Barbara Byers, Beulah Gold, Mary E, Groce, Lela Ellington, Lean- na Funkhouser, Eleanor Farmer, Mary Agnes Glynn. SECOND ROW: Phillip Solomon, Eugen' Dickerson, Marjorie Franklin, Nancy French, Maxine Gordon, Eugene Bertram, Ethel Boatwright, Maxine McClane, Robert Bas' set, Joe Foyst. THIRD ROW: Danny Grunden, Vvvanda Arm' strong, Mildred Dinkins, Ruth Cooney, Charlene Cohee, jane Chapman, James Crane. FOURTH ROW: Russell Furbee, Walter French, Robert Crandall, Robert Gates, John. Bland, Richard George, Dale Brown, Ca1l Goin, Howard Craig, TOP ROW: Robert Baldock, Robert Owens, Marvin Clark, Donnie Edwards, Richard Dicken, Clarence Carter, Jay Gray, Charle- Green, Max Cory, James Owens, Arlis Tout. BO'I 'l'UM ROVU: Betty Wliitteii, Phyllis Smith, Mary Millikan, Mary Stearnes, joan Devening, Charlene Griffin, joan Roberts, Ethel Turner, Elizabeth Bur' ton. Roena Catron, Georgia Axel, Edna Wzl1'd. SECOND RUVJ: Patty Lines, Yetteva Thompson, Nor' ma Bailey, Barbara johnson, Mary Ellen Shanks, Donna Ryan, Edith jones, Martha Lorton, Mary Carman, Rosamond McQuery, THIRD ROVJ: Irene Rouse, Kenneth Burk, Richard Miles, john Larson, Donald Thomas, Clarence Fan' non, Roy Atwater, Raymond Elwood, Tommy Un' derwood, Elmer Troxell. TOI' ROW: john Wliaileii, Merle Bertram, Raymond McConnell, Bobby Neil, David Allen, Norman Rob' erts, Bill Poston. BOTTOM RONVg jeanette Click, Mildred Chesher, Glen' na Boatright, Norma Carnes, Dorothy Brown, Dona Davis, Norma Andrews, Carolyn Ballenger, Mellwii Cross, Maxine Carter, Kathlyn Davis, Betty Crou- sore. SECOND ROVJ: Norma Bowman, Martha Tarr, Mar' jorie Vivian Carender, janelle Bailey, Allie D. Catron, Martha Dunnaway, Elizabeth Davis, Helen Clemons, Mildred Broyles, Doris Doek, Ruth Blackburn. THIRD ROXN: Thelma Wzlltz, Audrey Clark, Doris Brenneman, Dorothy Brcvneman, Phyllis Copeland, Essie Faye Lynch, Patricia Deal, Eva Shelton, Ruth Ann Goar, Ceorgetta Thalls. FOURTH ROXV: Donald Davis, Ray Frost, Chailes Chenault, Scott Coates, Merill Chappell, Richard Atwater, Robert Earl Allen, Gene Allen, Russell Coers, Charlie Atterson. TOP ROXV: Kenneth McRoberts, Donald Clark, Sam Kepner, jimmie xVl'igI1fS!ll1lI1, Lefty Baldock, junior Catt, Don Burk, Leo Beatty, Dick Cronk, john Budd, Wllli'ed Brosey. BOTTOM RONV: jenalle Harris, Donna Holt, Betty Luellen, Ruth Lewman, Viola Kendall, Rozetta Haynes, Alice Hole, Anita Leoanard, Charlene Hastf ings, Mary Kalk, Helen King, Betty Hiatt. SECOND ROVJ: Sattre HulIman, Betty jean Lister, Ruth jordon, Margaret Rose Hall, Virginia Hiner, june Harvey, Mary jolly, Ladonna Lockridge, Doro' thy Ivey, Martha Levi, Charlotte jones. THIRD RCWV: Dick Lineberry, Bob Helms, Roscoe Keesling, Bob Lee, Herman Hill, Frankie Hays. FOURTH RCFW: Tilniond Smith, Norman Harding, George Wriglit, Paul Huse, Ralph Hodgins, jay Lindley, Tommy Irelan, Bill Ingersoll, jimmy Lee, Dick johnson, Emerson Wliite. TOP IKCJW: Bill Kirby, Wiley jay, Bob Longwith, Dick johnson, Dallas Lassen, Denver Loveless, Emory Bhellield, john Hiner, jim Hutchens, Max Lee. BOTTOM ROVU: Regina Prater, Ethel Poynter, Bettv Polk, Christine Rohinson, Alice Osborn, Christine Phipps, Betty Tatom, Patricia Todd, Betty Thurman, Geneva Shumak. SECOND ROW: Virginia Rhodehamel, Mary Richter, Gloria Pearson, Patricia Pea, Mar'tha Overman, Rose- nell Marks, Martha Maple, Marjorie May, Jean Linehack, Jessie Opal McGahn, Donna Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Joan Nolley, Eileen Jenkins, Phyllis Holtzel, Ruth Meggs, Lela McGill, Beverly Keller, Clara Laughlin, Jean lvlcKeehnie, Mary Ali-'e Neal, Nelly Mahoney, Deloris lVleGinnis, Margaret New' comer. FOURTH ROW: James Marshall, John Minyard, John Jones, J. H. Payne, Margaret Tvlarks, Boh Matthews, Howard Millis, Eugene Ratcliil, Rex McGee, Johnny Mastin. TOP ROXV: Bohhy Prehle, Boh Lee, Stanley Harding, Charles Powers, Leland Macer, Joe Ramsey, Jack Pcckinpaugh, Truman Pope, George Park--r, Ray- mond Porter, Glen Razor. BOTTOM ROW: Barhara Vsfalker, Jewell Wright, Doro' thy Vvfeddell, Lela Upchurch, Darlene VJilkinson, Joan Wainscott, Jerry Vxfilson. Margaret Wilkinson, Barbara Yost, Betty Walker, Betty Walden. SECOND ROVJ: Dolly Srillwell, Alma YVilson, Anna' helle Spannuth, Lucille Thompson, Ada Turner, Hazel Wilkinson, Geraldine Vanatta, Phyllis Wliitf ten, Adelia Waln, Madonna Wziln. THIRD ROW: Barhara Saunders, Edna Tungafe, 'Mar' tha Stinson, Martlia Tarr, Dorothy Shaw. hlarie Surher, Jeanette Thompson, Louella Stephens, Su:- anne Teetor, Emma Sutherland, Doris Swim. FOURTH ROVU: Herschell XVallen, Bill XVilliams, Billie Wright, lvlorton Shapiro, Jim Spera, William Vvihite, Macy Wardlow. TOP ROXV: Rual Vincent, Floyd York, Joe Buggle. Rohert Fox, Jim Smith, Tommy Waggoner, Di-gk Tully, Dick Weaver, Ben Hughs. BOTTOTVT ROW: Beulah Denny, Dorothy Higgs. Donna Ballenger, Violet Arthur, Mary Cowan, Barhara Tout, Virginia Hutchens, Phyllis Jean Dalton, Mar' garet Alexander, Gloria Turpin, Wanda Moles. SECOND ROXV: Janet Kennedy, Geneta Smith, Patricia Ruth Miller, Judy Capshaw, Helen Bush. Doris Hodgin, Barhara Hollaway, Virginia Jackson, Opal Bell, Geneva Bishop. 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HERE IS THEIR MEMBERSHIP AND A RECORD OF THEIR ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. as ef K A 2 1 x Q , A i N Y' X ef 'H' + mgewgfwgg is ! S 5fg5gggf S 4k,f - U l x K . mx: 7,51 ixf , W x ' 1, ' M ,SK 'az 1 . ' S 1 5 .si H 6 l Q I 7 H E , g f 'ia fs WW 5 A I LLV, W 5 X f 'xi M KS gb. 5 h X, Q nj -mf vf If gf- Y VA,VLhV A 5 -': -'-- 1 Q 1 ,. 60 3 .,,A .,.. .1 ..' ' 1 :PT ' L 1 3 5' 3 f he 5 is nz' 5 S 15 f'h X gA,, A ' i A W 1 A A ,. f 4,215+ 5 my W X- -,,f,f,Lfz,,g1,,.il A ' V Q, w Q fi QQ 9 2 -qw S xx w ' f H 1 , N ,.. k ,L , 5 E , ,U ' -Q Q r 7 N x :if .1 .YJ --:A T5 1 i fa. S .. y,iff,fiwfTlf5'f' 751 wa w -m Sunshine Society Sunshine Society members brought much hapf piness into many -lives by their activities this year. At Thanksgiving time they presented baskets of food to needy persons. On Valentine's Day they honored the teachers at a Valentine party. Mr, Craw and Miss Ray were crowned King and Queen of Hearts. On each teacher's birthday he or she is presented with a desk flag. These flags have al' most become a symbol of N. H. S. class rooms. At the state convention the New Castle club was ref ported to have given the largest sum of money to the Riley Hospital Fund of all the clubs in the state. They concluded the year with a sunrise Easter service in the Sunshine room. 's ii' Ag Club Evidences of the fact that the Ag Club is fulfilling its purpose of producing better farmers for tomorrow are the many honors which have come to them this year. The crops judging team placed first in the county and third in the district contest. Versatile, as well as capable, the members of the club placed third in dairy cattle and fourth in livestock judging in the county contest this spring. Individual honors went to Truman Pope, who was high point man in the district crops judgf ing contest Page FiftyfOne 51 Student Council As Congress is to the United States, so is the Student Council to our high school. It voices the opinion of each student. Because of home room changes, the Council was active only during the first semester. They accomplished much, however. Miss Orr became our splendid new sponsor, Alice Jessup was elected Hrst vicefpresident of the state organization, the members sponsored a dance for the mammoth Fun Frolic, and they shared the sponsorship of the stamp and bond drive with the department of journalism. Home Economics Club Twelve members of the Home Economics Club, meeting twice a month, have made two Red Cross afghlns this winter. At Miss Wright's home, they were entertained with two lovely parties. TOP ROW: Paul Lewis, Paul Stevens, William Bales, Tri-H i Club BOTTOM ROW: June Byers, Jean Hicks, Edythe Sha' piro, Mary Alice Townsend, Betty Cashner, Patsy Patterson, Susan Long, Virginia Lee, Elaine Baldock, Betty Lou Himes, Bette Rose Cook, Joy Davis. SECOND ROW: Miss Harrington, Rilla Millikan, Bette Browning, Eleanor Ramsey, Martha Sharp, Louise Ratcliff, Ida Mae Hudson, Lois Shultz, Betty Jacoby, Glenna O'Rear, Helen Duckworth, Peggy Dalton. THIRD ROW: Martha Hogue, Barbara Kaye, Barbara Jordan, Mary Sharp, Martha Nielander, Jean Can' non, Rosemary Garvey, Winifred Caldwell, Eva Kalk. TOP ROW: Norma Jean Scott, Dorothy Ellen Caldwell, Maryellyn Symons, Ruth Knollman, Dawna O'Rear, Mary Cathrine Hiatt. The TrifHi Club met Wednesday evening in the library and planned to . . . give the Heart's Hop, N. H. S.'s biggest sport dance of the year . . . sell Christmas seals . . . toast the Trojan lettermen at the annual lettermen's ban- quet . . . sponsor with their best friends and archfrivals, the HifY, the Saturday night mixers . . . dress dolls to make some little girl happy at Christmas . . . entertain with the College Girl's Tea . . . Qwith fiendish gleej initiate the pledges at pledge dinner and formal initiation . . . and bid the senior members farewell at the senior party. Our aim is to serve chirp the fortyfone members at each meeting, and they carry it out with good times for all. Questors' Hi-Y Club BOTTOM ROW: John Jones, Raymond Porter, Russell Coers, Joe Compton, Bill Niles, Bob Longwith, Le' land Macer, Bob Nichols, Ray Frost, Dick Tully, Henry Stearns, Jimmy Spera. SECOND ROW: Bob Matthews, Max Cory, Bill Kirby, George Wright, Jimmy Lee, Ernest Cory, Jack Peck' inpaugh, Howard Moisner, Charlie Green, Bill White. THIRD ROW: Dan Grunden, Jim Wrightsman, John Bland, Tom Ireland, Joe Foyst, Charles Chennault, Richard Atwater, Bob Helms, Don Edwards. TOP ROW: Bud Furbee, Bob Gates, Dick George, Max Locker, Richard Lineberry, Wilford Brosey, Sam Kepner, Emory Sheffield, Buddy Hackleman, Mr. Parsons, and Mr. Allen. The Questor's HifY, composed of freshman and sophomore boys, main' tains the same ideals as those of its parent organization, the HifY. The Questors organize and elect ofhcers . . . sponsor the Priority Swing . . . entertain with a chili supper at the Y . . . hold an impressive Easter sunrise service . . . attend the Fifth District Convention. H i-Y Club BOTTOM ROW: Dale Cable, Max McShurley, Bob Luellen, Howard Holloway, John Paul, Boyden Dudf ley, Jim Hunnicutt, Harry Bell, Bud Thompson, Floyd Weintraut, Bob Kirby, Sherwood Ryan, Bill Holloway. SECOND ROW: Keith Klipsch, Paul Mills, Jim Lee, Edward Walls, Charles Wilt, Robert Cox, Roy Helms, Jimmy Morris, Ovid Chambers, Jack Payne. George Klotsch, Bob Kendall, Jim Stonerock, Robert Grifiin, John Blackburn, A. Dale Allen. Donald, James Vogel, Jack Crow, Tom Lester, Vv'ayne Coers, Forrest Davis, Byron Wickliff. FOURTH ROW: Phillip White, Ted Hall, David Diehl, Kay McNaughton, Gene Witt, Jack Durrell, Frank Chance, Dan Click, James Davis, Dwayne Cart' wright, Bob Sherry. FIFTH ROW: Dick McDonnell, Fred Yelton, Randall Smith, Robert Vivian, George Barnard, Donald Bere gin, Richard Cline, Homer Corum, David Davis, Albert Heinz, Donald Adams. Henry Covert, Charles McMillan, James McGrady, g ' P , Ed ' I. , Ch lx THIRD ROW Maurice arsons Wm ee ar as Gerald Gernstein, William Brookshire. Hudson, Bruce Leakey, Harold Stanley, Roddy Mac' The HifY Club of N. H. S. is host to the Fifth District Rally . . . Bud Chambers and Roy Helms elected president and vicefpresident of the Fifth District . . . HifY sponsors Harvest Hop, Sectional Swing . . . HifY cofoperates with Trifl-Ii in giving the Holidav Dinner Dance' . . . HifY entertains with a FatherfSon banquet . . . I-IifY pledges cause sensation at first public appearance during pledge week. With the motto Clean speech, sports, body, mind, the HifY works for a better high school. Page Fiftyffwo Q il 55 Xl. . Sul wx' 5 1 v .Mc Fvvfwqg, Presenting the Rosennial Staff of '43 BOTTOM ROW: Richard McDonnell. flick Durrell, Phyllis Nutty, Peggy Dalton, Patsy Pitt terson, Howard Moystner, Herbert Shelley. SECOND RQW: Gertrude Klotsch, Susan Long, Roderick Mi1CDtT1Xi1ld. THIRD ROW: Virginia Lee, 'Innies McG1'z1dy, Bruce Leakey. TOP ROXW: lvlaryellyn Syinons, Dorothy Ellen Caldwell, Paul Lewis, Rohert Craiuder. With the ohiective of producing ii good annual, the seventeen stzilf memhers worried and worked alt their joh, Manpower shortages occurred even in the stuff. Four niemhers and one faculty advisor were gone hefore the yezlr was ended. Miss Louise Arford hecaune the new sponsor. Louise Ratclirfe spent many hours collecting money and keeping hooks for the business staff. We are indebted to Barheirzl Main for suhmitting severzil pages of copy used in this hook. Diligently we recorded hills, identified pictures, and 'Lthought up hright phrases. Well, here it is, the finished product. We sigh with relief and gritef fully express our zippreciiition to those who helped us. Page Fiftyfozw Phoenix Chronicles News of N. H. S. Always something new for its readers! This is the goal of the Phoenix, N. H. S. newspaper, puhf lished weekly under the direetion of A. Dale Allen, journalism supervisor, and joseph A. Greenstreet, printing advisor. The same staff operated throughout the first semester, hut three different staffs had eharge of the issues the seeond semester. Dorothy and Wll1iiwl'Cd Caldwell were editors the first semester, while the Phoenix was in eharge of editors Martha Sharp, Glenna U'Rear, and Boh Sherry the seeond hall' of the year. BOTTOM RUVJ: Ruth Xlvyllllllllli Barhara Cartwright, lris Gooper, Peggy Dalton. SECOND RUVU: lioh Sherry, Doro' thy Ellen Galdwell, Nfary Ellen Stephenson, George Klotseh. TIHRD ROVJ: Kathryn Goar, Wiiiif fred Galdwell, june Byers, jean Gannon, Rosemary Garvey. FOURTH RUVU: lda Mae Hudson, Evelyn Kennedy, Diek lVIeDonnell, -Iaines lVleGrady, Bernieee liowler. TOP ROVU: Advisor A. Dale Allen. FRONT RUVC: Virginia Shumake, Psarhara Cartwright, George Klotseh, Ruth XVillian1s, Leatha Lorton, Nlarf tha Sharp, SECOND RUVV: Phyllis Riee, Nevada Halfaere, Mary Ellen Stephenson, Erhne Smith, NYayne Goers, Thom' as Ltsti 1. THlllD ROXV: ,Iames Seott, Richard Kinsey, Lewis liarmer, Iris Cooper, Peggy Dalton, -Iohn lVIeGrady. TOP RUVJ: Advisor A Dale Allen, Rohert Sherry, Glenna O'Rear, 'lean Hieks, Donald Sidwell, Doro' thy Saathoff, -Iaines lVieGratly. X. ,f Seven delegates represented the Phoenix at the Indiana H. S. Press eonvention at Franklin College, where Boh Sherry was seleeted pi'esident for 1943. He will be in charge of IHSPA meetings at Frankf lin in Oetoher of this year. Special issues were puhlished during the year at Hallowe'en, Thanksgiving, Ghristmas, Seetional Tourney, Easter and Graduation. Two Guh issues also appeared. The staff sent out over HO exehange papers eaeh week, many of' them to N. H. S. hoys and girls in the U. S. serviee. W ' 1 Dramatics Club BOTTOM ROW: Helen jackson, Betty Hull, Barbara Carpenter, Virginialee Carmack, Betty Chappell, .lean Chalfant, jerry Wilson, Bette Rose Cook, Elaine Baldock, Margaret Rose Hall, Virginia Hinei' SECOND ROW: Irene Tompkins, lda Mae Hudson, janet Martin, jack Durrell, Dan Click, Patsy Pat' terson, Ovid Chambers, Mary Goar, Ada Turner, Barbara Moore. THIRD ROW: Martha Stinson, Martha Tower, Jean Harlan, Susan Long, Mary Richter, Opal Turner, Eva Kalk, Barbara Cartwright, Iris Cooper, Peggy Dalton, Alice Jessup, Ruth Knollman, Dawna O Rear, Rilla Millikan, Horace Burr, jr. FOURTH ROW: Dolly Stilwell, Lois Arnold, Norma Bowman, jean Long, Beth Emry, Eleanor Ramsey, Martha Nielander, Gloria Ann Pierson, Christine Robinson, Trudy Klotsch, Mary Lou Andrews, Doro' thy Cairnes, Maralene Ballinger, Geraldine Vanatta. FIFTH ROW: Maryellen Symons, Jacque Letfler, glean Hicks, Mary Alice Townsend, Estelle Lester, Joy Davis, Keith Klipsch, Anna Lou Kendall, Lillian Manning, Sarah Ludy, Betty Browning, Lila Up' church. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Gauchat, Charlene Cohee, Jena' lee Harris, Thelma Chandler, Barbara Kaye, jean Cannon, Lucille Conn, Betty Jacoby, Dorothea O'- Rear, Betty Armstrong, Robert Stoakes, Roddy Mac' Donald, Bruce Leakey, Sarah Louise Beal, lame:- Davis, Bob Sherry, Buddy Hackelman. 'l'OP ROVJ: Bobby Dugan, George Klotsch, Randall Smith, Edwin Graham, Henry Covert, Joe Tyler, Bobby Kendall, Donald Stoops, Gene Sheppard, james Boyer, Richard Ingersoll, Lewis VanCamp. Page FiftyfSiv Drama Rei gns Members of the largest club of N. H. S. don' ned grease paint often this year. They presented four plays for civic organizations and three for themselves. The last semester, the club put aside all other activities and concentrated on the Senior Class Play. Highlight of the year was the club presentation of the Melodrama Revue. Senior Class Play A decided hit was the Senior Class Play, Young April, a former Broadway hit, by Auran- ia Rouveral and William Spence Rouveral. The play, which is a sequel to Growing Pains, centers around the glorious misery of the love life of the young Mclntyres and their friends. Every' thing turned out happily and the audience went home happy. The story was set before a back' ground representing a bufffcolored patio, splashed with gay reds and green of Southern California. Young April Cast BOTTOM ROW': Phyllis Cannon, jean Harlan, Eleanor Ramsey, james Davis, Betty Chappell, Dan Click. MIDDLE ROW: Elaine Baldock, joe Tyler, Randall Smith, George Wzirncr, Martha Neilander. TOP ROVU: Virginia Lee, Ovid Chambers, -lr., Patsy Patterson, Barbara Main. -fl 5. -- is-.j t v , , i ,. W - ,- ' A - . B r ' 'P we - M l .4-cr an gf 'E Bowling Club BOTTOM ROW: Jane Wiswell, Betty Jo Dalton, Phylf lis Fessler, Betty Hull, Barbara Carpenter, June By' ers, Martha Nielander, Betty Chappell, Margaret Rose Hall, Mary Lee Edwards, Mary Sharp, Alice Ann Wise. SECOND ROW: Alice Jessup, Helen Jackson, Virginia Harter, Jane Chapman, Iris Cooper, Virginialee Carmack, Peggy Dalton, Ruth Newman, Edythe Shapiro. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Caron, Rosemary Jackson, Phylf lis Conrad, Phyllis Heck, Charis Bryan, Beverly Skaggs, Rilla Millikan, Betty Browning. TOP ROW: Juanita Burgess, Betty Jane Yost, Donna Tower, Betty Armstrong, Dorothea O'Rear, Rose Sampley, Donna Garnet, Mary Rector, Maxine Car' ter, Evelyn Smith. Safety Club BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Dinkins, Gladys Gilbreath, Ogretta Cole, Maxine Patterson, Nelma Corder, Beverly Brown, Bernice Fowler, Thelma Cline, Betty Chappell, Odell McWhorter. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Waln, Josinah Brown, Prisf cilla VanHoose, Annabelle Owens, Juanita Brown, Maxine Carter, Virginia Clark, Ruth Pharis, Thelma Chandler. THIRD ROW: Harriet Turpin, Jean Ryan, Ruth Utt, Helen Beam, Barbara Bunch, Daisy Neal, Ruth Kemp, Doris Reynolds. TOP ROW: John Morgan, Bill Burk, James Adams, John Kennedy, Max Elliott, Earl Darling, Grover Ledbetter, Bob Polk, Janis Goar, Jacque Lelfler, Bob Griffin, Edwin Lee, Glenn Crandall. Nature Club LEFT TO RIGHT: I.aDonna Holloway, Donna Griilin, Edna' Tungate, Priscilla VanHoose, Barbara Byers, Betty Hendricks, Catherine Waln, Cecil Harmon, Miss Florence Smith, Betty Polk, Charles Caldwell, James Scott, Douglas Goerman, Bill Lake, Harold Weaver, Mary Jane Hogue, Harriet Turpin, Jean Morgan, Ruth Howard. Projectionists Club BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Sanderson, Don Wardlow, James Vaughn, Wilfred Brosey. SECOND ROW: Charles McMillan, James Craig, How- ard Moystner, Homer Corum, Wilbur Stairs, Ben- ton French. THIRD ROW: Chester Conwell, Rex Martin, C. W. Nichols, Wilbur Veach, Jack Bloom, Marvin Frary, Jr. Whalen. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Shelley, Frank Hagerman, Bill Harding, Martin Harlan, Bob Kirby, Bud Young, Bobby Bassett. TOP ROW: Floyd Mastin, Edwin Lee, James Boyer, Vernon Gwinn, Forrest Davis, Ivan Hodson, Paul Lewis, Glenn Crandall, Forrest Tungate, Robert Shaffer, Dale Brown. Page Sixty Drama Rei gns Members of the largest club of N. H. S. don' ned grease paint often this year. They presented four plays for civic organizations and three for themselves. The last semester, the club put aside all other activities and concentrated on the Senior Class Play. Highlight of the year was the club presentation of the Melodrama Revue. Senior Class Play A decided hit was the Senior Class Play, Young April, a former Broadway hit, by Auranf ia Rouveral and William Spence Rouveral. The play, which is a sequel to Growing Pains, centers around the glorious misery of the love life of the young Mclntyres and their friends. Every' thing turned out happily and the audience went home happy. The story was set before a back' ground representing a huiffcolored patio, splashed with gay reds and green of Southern California. Young April Cast BOTTOM ROWY Phyllis Cannon, Jean Harlan, Eleanor Ramsey, james Davis, Betty Chappell, Dan Click. MIDDLE ROW: Elaine Baldock, ,loc Tyler, Randall Smith, Ceorge Warxier. Martha Neilander. TOP ROVJ: Virginia Lee, Ovid Chambers, 111, Patsy Patterson, Barbara Main, 'S A M '11 - .Iii in , T ' i 555 ,QIQP 4' is QM -uf K . I Science Society The Scienee Society members were studying this year with an eye to contributing actively to war work. Interest was stimulated by programs on unusual scientific themes. Outstanding program of the year was a lecture on astronf omy and astrology complete with horoscope readings for the very scientific and unsuperstitious memf bers of the Society, Macllifzists' Club The Machinists' Club is New Castle High School's most recently organized social group. It was sponsored to give advantages of desirable social responsibility to Machine Trade students. All stud' ents enrolled in the Machine Trades Course are members. Two club divisions recognize the status of students. These are Jun' ior Machinists and Senior Mach' inists. Latin Club The members of the latin Club this year have achieved a deeper understanding of our heritage of Roman culture with many a lively program, including a dramatizaf tion of a Roman school, lectures and movies on Rome, New Yearls resolutions, and plays in Latin. To climax the year a traditional Ko' man banquet was eaten in the cos, tume and sumptuous style of old Rome. Spanish Club 'lThat South American wayli definitely held sway at the Span' ish Club meetings the iirst scmestf er of this year, There were ap' proximately Fifty members meetf ing in the library on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. The aim of the organizaf tion is to learn more about the people, customs, and language of Spanishfspeaking nations, Some very interesting programs were given. Science Society BOTTOM ROVJ: Ida Mae Hudson, Janet Martin, Mar- tha Lee Hogue, Dorothy Ellen Caldwell, Rody Mac- Donald, Robert Vivian, Joy Davis, Robert Cox, Betty Jacoby, Wilma Huckelby, Nellie Hedrick, Virf ginialee Carmack, Martha Nielander. . V SECOND ROW: Gene Strong, Donald Wardlow, Robert Crauder, Joe Tyler, Lois Conwell, -Floyd Mastin, Marvin Frary, Beverly Christ, Elsie Meggs, Elva Martin. THIRD ROW: Mr. George Bronson, Robert Shalfer, Charles Caldwell, Billy Brown, Ralph Estell, Melvin Wilkinson, Forrest Davis, Mr. Ivan Hodson. TOP ROW: George Misener, Ted Roach, Robert Hub- bard, Charles Popplewell, Henry Covert, James Davf is, Dan Click, Tom Lester, Lewis Farmer, Bruce Leakey. YS M achinists' Club BOTTOM ROW: Bill Rawlings, Charles Robinson, Frances Pollit. SECOND ROW: Ernest Dege, Bob Platts, Don Sidwell, Charles Osborn, James Kinsinger, Walter Cline, Charles Latham. THIRD ROW: Walter Nemeth, Forrest Tungate, Bill Mullen, Victor Rice, Charles Brown, Leo Rhode' hamel, Donald Archey. Q TOP ROW: Wayne Glad, Bill Shelley, Frances Thomp- son, Paul Spicer, Frank Pfenniger, Rudolph Jolley, Robert VanZant, Noel T. Myers. ,Q Page FiftyfNine -'Ea Latin Club BOTTOM ROW: Richard Dicken, Richard Smith, Rex Martin, Bill Ingersoll, John Howren, Bill Heck, Bob Longwith, Joe Buggle, Leland Macer, Bob Cook, SECOND ROW: Gene Strong, Betty Polk, Marjorie Winkhart, Dorothy Furbee, Virginia Howard, Erma Vv'ood, Louise Wilson, Beulah Hagerman, Wanda Phillips, Martha Overman, Elizabeth Davis, Charlene Hastings. THIRD RONV: Miss Mable Hodson, Patricia Todd, Ethel Reavis, June Branham, Jean Harlan, Bernetha Bond, Ruth Tapscott, Dorothy O'Rear, Patricia Pea, Jeanette Thompson, Caroline Ballenger, Leana Funk- houser, Marjorie Carrinder, Dorothy Conwell. FOURTH ROW: Gene Dickerson, John Wallen, Leola A' Burris, Mary Redleman, Thelma Cline, Betty Arm' strong, Phyllis Heck, Louise Harris, Beverly Skaggs, Martha Dunaway. FIFTH ROW: John Morgan, Ralph Hodgins, Richard 'i ,.Archy, Jack Ingersoll, Morton Shapiro, Billy Jo ' Wright, Suzanne Teetor, Ruth Ann Jordan. TOR, ROW: Agnes Schetgen, Jimmie Scott, Jimmie Lcc-, ,N James Vogel, Dale Stoops. Spanish Club BOTTOM ROW: Patsy Kennedy, Freda Smith, Delores W'inters,i Jean Long, Beth Emery, Alice Ann Wisc, Barbara Carpenter, Mary Roy Kirkwood, Dorothy Devcning, Norma Lee Andrews, Emogene Koger, Virginia Hiner. i SECOND ROVV: Gloria Pearson, Alice Osborn, Zenda Fears, fliancy H'udson, Martha Ann Crandall, Mary Carnes, Jane Chapman, Louella Stevens, Mary Lou Andrews, Lois Arnold, Miss Pogue, Mary Jane Hogue. .- A L THIRD! Sattra Hillfman, Helen Ast, Betty Lou Bailey, Yean Lineback, Clarice Reneau, Bernadine Coigilt, Mary Pugh, Keith Klipsch, Dorothy Wedell, 9LGer:a'lti' Gernstein, Joe Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Brenneman, Lucille Conn. Richard Bancroft, Verlin Groves, David Diehl, Fred Yelton, Gerald Ratcliife, James Van Matre. TOP RQW: Doris Brenneman, Grover Ledbetter, Dou- ald Spencer, James Howren, Jack Ingersoll. Bowling Club BOTTOM ROW: Jane Wiswell, Betty Jo Dalton, Phyl' las Fessler, Betty Hull, Barbara Carpenter, June By- ers, Martha Nielander, Betty Chappell, Margaret Rose Hall, Mary Lee Edwards, Mary Sharp, Alice Ann Wise. SECOND ROW: Alice Jessup, Helen Jackson, Virginia Harter, Jane Chapman, Iris Cooper, Virginialee Carmack, Peggy Dalton, Ruth Newman, Edythe Shapiro. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Caron, Rosemary Jackson, Phylf lis Conrad, Phyllis Heck, Charis Bryan, Beverly Skaggs, Rilla Millikan, Betty Browning. TOP ROW: Juanita Burgess, Betty Jane Yost, Donna Tower, Betty Armstrong, Dorothea O'Rear, Rose Sampley, Donna Garnet, Mary Rector, Maxine Car- ter, Evelyn Smith. Safety Club BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Dinkins, Gladys Gilbreath, Ogretta Cole, Maxine Patterson, Nelma Corder, Beverly Brown, Bernice Fowler, Thelma Cline, Betty Chappell, Odell McWhorter. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Waln, Josinah Brown, Prisf cilla VanHoose, Annabelle Owens, Juanita Brown, Maxine Carter, Virginia Clark, Ruth Pharis, Thelma Chandler. THIRD ROW: Harriet Turpin, Jean Ryan, Ruth Utt, Helen Beam, Barbara Bunch, Daisy Neal, Ruth Kemp, Doris Reynolds. TOP ROW: John Morgan, Bill Burk, James Adams, John Kennedy, Max Elliott, Earl Darling, Grover Ledbetter, Bob Polk, Janis Goar, Jacque Leffler, Bob Griifin, Edwin Lee, Glenn Crandall. Nature Club LEFT TO RIGHT: I.aDonna Holloway, Donna Grifhn, Ednai Tungate, Priscilla VanHoose, Barbara Byers. Betty Hendricks, Catherine Waln, Cecil Harmon, Miss Florence Smith, Betty Polk, Charles Caldwell, James Scott, Douglas Goerman, Bill Lake, Harold Weaver, Mary Jane Hogue, Harriet Turpin, Jean Morgan, Ruth Howard. Projectionists Club BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Sanderson, Don Wardlow, James Vaughn, Wilfred Brosey. SECOND ROW: Charles McMillan, James Craig, How' ard Moystner, Homer Corum, Wilbur Stairs, Ben' ton French. THIRD ROW: Chester Conwell, Rex Martin, C. W. Nichols, Wilbur Veach, Jack Bloom, Marvin Frary, Jr. Whalen. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Shelley, Frank Hagerman, Bill Harding, Martin Harlan, Bob Kirby, Bud Young, Bobby Bassett. TOP ROW: Floyd Mastin, Edwin Lee, James Boyer, Vernon Gwinn, Forrest Davis, Ivan Hodson, Paul Lewis, Glenn Crandall, Forrest Tungate, Robert Shaffer, Dale Brown. Page Sixty wiwffxiff 5 W V cn f ' 1513 5 J 5? 5 ' -Aff K if . if 5 X. A , if I2 ,gr -fgi., , A M , 333 sf ' Q f E -if - 3 42 ww.Qw Wm . ,535 , cf W , X 99' 'wig AM fn sg. . E W fi? Q wu f? ' bi 5 K V 'b Il i Q ig Q ,, 3,15 P , . Vk.. . kk My 1 1113 Q , . ,.. . is: my , A 'SJ XJ 'ief' if 4? Q. Jw .,.v ' l A X T' .5 , 3 ,,,,. A K L ,gy X Q' Iv W.,f L , J A., 1 , Y 1 1-ff w S Q Vg S 4 N530 'S 2 YA . XX 4 J , Q ' -.ny k,hk K f K .WH , I 92 fi ff Lf A' 1 X 1 -,,k K . .A.-, i .J 1 A I 'V v 1wEfffggg, 3 El 1, Qs, gg! ' lsi wmxhl 4 . f -A la k ' Sf Q I . . 1' x , - 1 E A l ws' X Q. i V Rv X1 wk . .Q2,yg' 5 i E y ifih f . ,W , Q S, V 1,3 W, an - . fu - .Zxx A :. i .92 --S 4 .1 wi? ga x 5 .. , ,..,b .. mi . . W if 5' gif if 4 L h G 4 A 7 5 W' A fi' 1 ' 5 3 1 25 A A wr- '? i 4fmfMm2V,Q 3 Vi 'L , W KI' Y, Wil 'Y ,ii 4 A' ,J Li figggf b i , , 9 fy 6 The membership of the National Honor So' ciety is chosen by the faculty according to their scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It comprises not more than fifteen per cent of the 12A class, not more than ten per cent of the 12B class, and not more than live per cent of the 11B class. The members serve as ushers for all school conf vocationsg they provide the hall patrol in the school buildingg they issue a list of all students on the honor roll each grading period, and they keep a school scrap book, which makes a line history of all school activities. Ojficers FIRST SEMESTER: Betty Lou Cashner Dorothy E. Caldwell Eleanor Ramsey Mary Catherine Hiatt SECOND SEMESTER: Lois Schultz ' Barbara Main Ida Mae Hudson Rosemary Garvey National Honor Society BOTTOM TO TOP: Mary Catherine Hiatt, Barbara Don Main, Betty Lou Cashner, Lois Shultz, Marjorie Stewart, Maryellyn Symons, Dorothy Ellen Caldwell, Martha Lee Hogue, Sponsor Catherine Ratcliffe, Robert Crauder, Melvin Wilkinson, Ida Mae Hudson, Rosemary Garvey, Winifred Caldwell, Eleanor Ramsey, Susan Long, Virginia Lee. President VicefPresident - Secretary Treasurer f President VicefPresident Secretary Treasurer Page Sixtyf'Two Our The thirtyfeight members of the New Castle High School robcd choir are directed by Miss Dorsey. They participated in many activities dur' ing the school year. This season they sang in spec' ial concerts for thc State Teachers' Association, the Spring District Choral Festival, the Christmas pa' geant, the annual Crescendo Varieties, and Senior Vespers. Robed Choir If we were sitting through a rehearsal we might hear hits such as the following: Now lets take those last three bars over af again . . . tiltos, keep on pitch . . . everyone have iz way over to State Teachers' Associa tion! . . . remember, no music! . . . don't for' get to come down Monday morning to sing for the Bible program . . . put all your robes buck in the closet until next year. FRONT IKLJW: Marjorie Stewart, Beverly Keller, Louise Ratclill, Dorothy liurbee, Dorothy Davis, Wziiiitzi Williziiiis, Lois Arnold, Norma Lee Andrews, Rose' mary McMullen, Charlotte Supinger, Mary Lou Andrews, Mary Ellen Cauchet, Dorothy Cairns, Alice Ann Wise, Betty Hendricks. MIDDLE ROVJ: Mary Roy Kirkwood, Ernest Lineberr Y, Max Locker, Williaiiii Lake, George WllI'IlCT, Blames Crane, Miss Dorsey, Forrest Davis, Robert Shalfer, Herbert Shelley, George Reavis, Melvyn Culross, Phillip Heilman. BACK ROW: Elizabeth Emery, Martha Ann Crandall, Vv'anda Cairns, Dorothy Devening, Martha Nieland' er, Ethel Reavis, Norma 'lean Scott, Mary Alice Townsend, Barbara Kaye, Barbara Moore. Boys' Glee Club BOTTOM ROW: Herbert Shelley, George Burden, Rob' ert Shafler, Robert Allen, john Doyle, Melvin Cul' ross, Dick Lineberry, Martin Harlan, Bill Harding. SECOND ROW: Forrest Davis, Bill Kirby, James Crane, Donald 'Clark, Richard Archey, Charles Dorsett, Paul Ellis, Macy Wardlow, joe Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Director William D. Kleyla, Junior Keith, Junior Carrender, Phillip Heilman, Jimmy Hutchens, john Keith, George Reavis. TOP ROW: Robert Baldock, Darrell Winters, Rudolf Jolley. Bill Lake, Robert Crauder. Crescendo Club BOTTOM ROW: Sherwood Ryan, Erma Wood, Bette Rose Cook, Patsy Ruth Thompson, Betty Zeller, jean Long, Beth Emry, Lois Arnold, Mary Lou Andrews, Dorothea O'Rear, Betty Armstrong, Lou- ella Stevens, Sattre Huffman, Phyllis Fessler, joe Ramsey. SECOND ROW: Mr. NVilliam D. Kleyla, Patsy Patter' son, Phyllis Morris, Betty Hull, Dorothy Devening, jean DeArmond, Louise Ratcliff, Norma jean Scott, Marjorie Miller, Toby Roth, Jean Lineback, Beverly Keller, Janelle Bailey, Erline Smith, Miss Mae Dorf sey. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Nutty, Paul Mills, Martha Ann Crandall, Suzanne Teetor, Bernetha Bond, Janis Goar, Martha Nielander, Mary Alice Townsend, Betty Cashner, Phyllis Copeland, Carolyn Ballinger, Bob Shaffer. FOURTH ROW: Bette Browning, Lova Moore, Frieda Mendenhall, Bonnie Lou Conn, Lois Shultz, Dorothy Cairnes, Barbara Kaye, Mary Redelman, Rilla Mil- likan, George Burden, jimmy Scott. TOP ROYV: Ovid Chambers, Jack Payne, Melvin Cul- ross, Wilbur Stairs, Buddy Thompson, Bobby Du' gan, Donald Furbee, John Morgan. Girls' Glee Club BOTTOM ROW: jerry' Wilson, Helena Harshbarger, Joan Nolly, Eileen Jenkins, Wanda Cairnes, Wau- nita Williams, Dorothy Davis, Rosemary McMullen, Colleen Moulden, Mary Alice Townsend, Marjorie Stewart, Betty Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Beverly Keller, Ruth Ann jordan, Marilyn Winning, Betty Jane Yost, Gae jones, Mary- ellen Gauchat, Lois Arnold, Nancy Hudson, Pa- tricia Pea, Gloria Pearson, Lucille Conn, Nida Gam' er, Rosenell Marks, Lois Cable, Peggy Hudson, Dorothy Brenneman, Doris Brenneman. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Cairnes, Thelma Chandler, Louise Knight, Barbara Moore, jean Harlan, Vir- ginia Howard, Mary Roy Kirkwood, Evelyn Gooch, Betty jean DeArmand, jo Dalton, Phyllis Fessler, Dorothy Zirkle, Louise Ratcliif, Helen Duckworth, Jean Lineback, Margaret Rose Hall, Norma Lee Andrews. FOURTH ROW: Donna Davis, Dorothy Furbee, Bon' nie Swindell, Betty Zeller, Ruth Tapscott, Rose Sampley, Beetty Luellen, Wilma Pollitt, Barbara Walker, Norma jean Scott, Marjorie Miller, Violet Kennedy, Helen Hudson, Ruth Pharis, jane Chap' man, Bonnie Conn, Alice Ann Wise, Mary jane Hogue. ' TOP ROW: Maxine Carter, Mary Kalk, Phyllis Cope' land, Mary Redleman, Marjorie May, Martha Maple, juanita Burgess, Iune Branham, Martha Ashby, Martha Purvis, Catherine Caron, Wanda Phillips, Dorothy Devening, Helen Ast, Louella Stephens, Suzanne Teetor, Sattre Huffman, Ethel Reavis, Mary Lou Andrews, Beth Emry. B Band BOTTOM ROW: Bonita Wright, Marjorie Lewis, jane ' Dillman, Ioyce Crauder, Doris Hodgins, Harold Franklin, janet Kennedy, Eddie Arnold, Louis Poin' dexter. SECOND ROW: Barbara Holloway, Jewell Wright, George Sweigart, George Burden, George Reavis, Virginia Hutchens, Howard Moystner, Gene Strong, Richard Archey, Otto Bailey, Rex Bailey, Phillip Heilman. THIRD ROW: Sarah Sheppard, Elizabeth Davis, Made' line Buck, Richard Whitten, Keith Davis, john Kin' singer, Bob Kirby, Stanley Harding, David Day, Morton Dann, Gene Worthington. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Ann Winning, Paul Wright, Bob Longwith. Page Sixty-Four 5 B. an - l l V. 3, N rf M 3 Wi iw 55 K + 3 X5 ..., . 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A u ' 5,411 v k 'lx J , 4- mg. :2'5f1,, . A , A 1 xg, .2 J A 5 iff- ' .1 Q Q Lys wk v . fs TR: 55,0 4' QIXYQ fr .Q if ., Kfwz A A I Q-Zz? 7 f ' X' .K I 4 ,K mf, if V Q, . H -X ' ' A1-2 K 2' , K Nw 1 M , g ' ' if f ' ' Q 1. X f . . usic apartment eomhhea During the fourth hour rehearsal period you might hear: Clarinets, throw out your chewing gum: hasses, get in tune, tromhones are sharpg drummers, stop swinging it, well, it might help if you would take your music home and practice. Highlights of the orchestra year and its major appearances hegan with the Christmas program and included music for the senior class play, haccalaurf cate, the spring concert, and Crescendo Varieties. f Maytime and 'kMoonlight Becomes You were our favorites for the Varieties. j To end our suef cessful year the orchestra played the everfthrilling Triumphal March while the seniors came to rel ceive their diplomas. FIRST ROVJ: ,lack Payne, Paul Mills, Phyllis Copeland, Gloria Pearson, Marjorie Stewart, Suzanne Teetor, janis Coar, Bonnie Conn, Ruth Ann Jordan. SECOND ROVJ: Ralph Sanderson, Don Vxfardlow, George Burden, Erma Wcmcmd, Betty Rouse, 'lane Chapman. Helen Ast, Louella Stephens, Marvin Cuhoss, Boh Cox, Phyllis Nutty, Marilyn Payne, Betty Zeller. Orch eftta The New Castle High School Orchestra is eonif posed of fortyfnine memhers playing every instruf ment that makes up a symphony orchestra. THIRD ROW. Mary Lou Andrews, Martha Lee Hogue, Beth Emry, Janelle Bailey, Dorothy Higgs, Vvlilhiir Stairs, Charles Dorsett, Ernest Guiling, Lova lvlooie, Betty Hull, Ruth Willizliris, Boh Allen, Dick Line' herry, Buddy Thompson, Bill Harding, Sattre Hutlif man, Martha Maple, janet Teetor. BACK RCVU: Cathryn Goar, Lois Arnold, Mr. Kleyla, Gene Smith, Frank Stout, .lim Davis, Dorothy Fur' hee, Dorothy Dcvening, Patsy Patterson, Bud Cham' bers. ood D aybzg H426 good YAOWIYZEHJAQQ land Our N, H. S. hand with marching feet, hobf lwing plumes, praneing majorettes headed hy a hand' tome drum major, filled our hearts with pride at every lootlwall game. l'RON'l' now: Melvin Culross, Ruth Ann jordan, Paul Mills, Barhara -Iordan, Bonnie Conn, Eleanor Ram' sey, Dorothy Higgs, Louclla Stevens, Patsy Thomp' son, Suzanne Teetor, 'lanis Uoar. SECOND ROVV: Helen Ast, .lane Chapman, june Brain ham, Freda Mendenhall, Phyllis Copeland, Mabel Sanderson, Kenneth Sipe. LaDonna Holloway, Dale Calile, ,lou Ramsey, Russell Coers, Rohert Netl, Wil' hui Stairs, Vvalliam Lalce, Charles Dorsett, Ernest Curling. 'l'HlRl7 RUVV: Pmuddy Thompson, Bill Harding, Berf netha Bond, Phyllis liessler, Phyllis Mtmrris, Sher' wood Ryan, Sattre Hullman, Richard johnson, Phylf Billy Kleyla's new white uniform inspired the memlwers to olwserve his golden rules 4 hats an straight, instruments shined, feet llat on the lloor, lwlaek ties, white sox. The pep hand urged the lwaskethall team on to vietory as they jazzed Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition. At the home games we heard Army Air Corps, Over There and The Ma' rines' Hymn, while Bud with new boots and a white shako wove his haton through the rafters. In starehed white trousers we played a highly suef eessful spring eoneert. We praetieed every night for 'Creseendo Varieties. Many will always ref memlier its sparkling fanfares Italian Street Song, Yankee Doodle, and The Salute to the Allied Nations. lis Nutty, Ruth Vv'illiams, Paetty Hull, l,ova Moore, Betty Zeller, Carolyn Ballinger, ,Iames Crane, ,lean Linelaaek, blames Hutehens, Richard Lineherry, Eu' gene Lowder, Martin Harlan, joe lioyst, Robert Rohert Allen. BACK ROVC: Patsy Patterson, Adonis Thomas, Colleen Iyloulden, Mary Ann Sweigart, Mary Ellen Cauehat, Erline Smith, Ovid Chamhers, Kathryn Coar, Direr' tor Vvlilliam Kleyla, Marla Clay, 'lark Payne, Ralph Sanderson, Raymond Mitchner, Marilyn Wlllllillpf, -Iames Antle, Frank Stout, ,Iunior Vv'halen, -lean Smith. 5+ ' I H S , I f Q . 1 4 ' if .. eud of the -qqthfetic 72'efof Playing the game is serious husiness say the hoys on the athletic Held. Behind those prominent N's they proudly wear, lie weeks, months, and years of strenuous training and sacrifice. We salute not only the varsity of N. H. S., but also the henehfwarmers and seeonelftezimers fthe ballfearriers of tomorrow. Yell Leaders jean Czumon Howard Holloway Eva Kalk goaches, yeff fenders, Coaches STLLPHEN M, B.x14ER, Football RANDALL LAWSON, track, assistzmt lwzmskctlmll :xml football. JAMES R. ROGERS, zlssistzmt lmskctlmll amd folwtlmll WILBUR N. ALLEN, lmskctlmll A and Vanity gfuf feed Out -gthfeticf BOTTOM ROW: Richard Kinsey, Dun Click, Hurry Bell, john Stillwell, Henry Covert, George Barnard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baker, Dick NlCDonnell, Paul Lewis, Everett New, Don Sidwell, Bob Flatts, Tom Lester, Wayne Coers, Mr, Allen. TOP ROW: Eddie Sidwell, Lloyd Slizlflcr, Ernie Tlionipf son, Herscliell New, Cliulmer Murnun, Charles Mc' Millun, Lewis Farmer. Oumged Eat Alot Oufjoughf Although outmanned as well as outsized, Coach Griz Baker's 1942 New Castle Trojan football team was never outfought. Coach Baker had to depend heavily upon seven returning seniors, as the armed forces had taken Buddy Allen, Harold Bennett, and Dewey Mastin. Don Sidwell was scratched from the lineup because of a severe automobile accident, and a number of athletes left school to work in war plants. With many players up from the freshmen and sophomore ranks taking the place of veterans that were playing on different fields, the Trojans opened their schedule against Morton Memorial, bowing to the hardfcharging Cadets, 7 to 6. This was followed by losses to Peru, Richmond, Rushville, Marion, and Anderson, with the Green' clads bouncing back to crush a mighty Bloomington Panther team, 21f13. F With only seven members leaving the roster, among them Ed Sidwell, Bob Platts, Ernest Thompf son, Charles Wilt, Dan Click, Paul Lewis, and Dick McDonnell, 1943 Trojans should fare better. It has been said, The Trojans, like the Ma' rines are able to take it, turn around next fall and like the Marines, dish it out. Page Seventyffwo sinh Q ia,, rzrotfaff Team BOTTOM ROXV: Bill Niles, jobn Ford, Tommy Under' wood, Bob Preble. SECOND ROXV: Coalcli uGriz'l Baker, Couch Randall Lawson, Paul Lewis, Diek McDonnell, Eddie Sid- well, Dun Click, Bob Plzxtts, Ernie Thompson. THIRD ROVJ: Couch .Iaiines R. Rogers, Jimmie Lev, Rudolf jolley, Lewis Farmer, David Davis, Everett New, Tommy Lester, Wziyriie Coers, Vv'esley Wliitc, llcrry Wmrllie. FOURTH RONV: Cliznrlcs Hudson, Russell Cleek, Ai' bert Hienz, Billy Burk, james Adams, Donald Arch- ey, Albert Alexander, Robert Polk, Page Set'enL5'fTlwee FIFTH ROW: Ernest Dagley, Mark justice, Bill Curt' wrigbt, Harold Stanley, Dick Mllrpliey, Normin Vincent, jobn Maxstiii, james Boyer. SIXTH RONV: Gerald Gernstein, Bill Kirby, Leo Beatty, Dick Crunk, jack Peckinpuugli, Bob Helms, Bill Vvlliite, Roscoe Keesling. TOP RCJW1 jimmy Sperm, Tommy Vxfalggoner, Vxfendcl York, Russell Furbec, Dick Tully, Danny Grundcn, Bill Sbclly, Dick George, Tom Irelun, Gene Allen. The fzhe- up ED SIDWELL-Bear was captain and biggest man on the squad. He led the scoring with 40 points . . . BOB PLATTS-A two year veteran on Coach Baker's team, Bob opened his senior year playing end . . . DICK MCDONNELL -Moving to Indiana from Nebraska in his senior year, Dick started the season at halfback, but switched to quarterback . . . DAN CLICK-Laid up a good deal of his final season with an injured knee, Dan nevertheless threw all of his 165 pounds into the fray . . . PAUL LEXVIS-A reserve wingman, Farmer was one of the hardestfworking athletes on the squad . . . ERNEST THOMP- SON-A senior tackle who gave all he had and was always in the thick of things . . . JOHN MASTIN-First of a great group of freshmen . . . RU' DOLPH JOLLEY-Perhaps the best defensive man on the team, Rudy, a Junior, will be back next year to hold down one end slot . . . BILL BURK- Hampered somewhat by a bad leg, Burke doubles in the backfield or on the line . . . TOM LESTER-A transfer from Mt. Summit High School, Tom scored a touchdown in the Hrst game he played . . . RUSSELL CLEEK-A midget compared with the rest of the team, Rusty started several games at guard and made up for his size with his fighting spirit . . . LEO BEATY-The most promising line buster in many years is the verdict of many sportscribes . . . WAYNE COERS-A Junior, Chesty will probably be found in next year's starting backield because of his extreme speed and artful dodging . . . HERSHEL NEW -Hersh plays either guard or quarterback . . . LEWIS FARMER-A 195 pounder, Lewis started several games at tackle last fall . . . DICK CRONK -Another promising Freshman who was the regular wingback and handled the punting chores . . . JIM LEE --A Sophomore candidate for a guard post, jim' mie developed quickly as the season progressed . . . NORMAN VINCENT -- A Sophomore halfback, Pee Wee never stopped to run around a man, but al' ways tried to take his 135 pounds over the wouldfbe tackler . . . AL ALEX' ANDER -- Substitute quarterback, Alec used his 160 pounds to advantage when blocking opposing players . . . ERNEST DAGLEY --A deadly tackler as well as a surefiire pass receiver, Dag will no doubt start at an end position next season . . . BOB POLK-A reserve lineman, Polkie stopped many charges with a bruising display of tackling . . . BILL CARTWRIGHT-Another candidate for an end position, a constant worker . . . DICK MURPHY-He started the season at center and shifted thereafter to wherever he was needed most . . . CHARLES HUDSON --A capable and fast Sophomore halfback . . . HAR' OLD STANLEY-A junior end who gave all he had whenever he got in the game . . . DAVE DAVIS -A shifting, versatile junior halfback, Dave will be one of the main threats of next year's ball club if he doesn't leave us to enter the armed services. Page Seventy Four Eclclic Siclwcll Bulw Plaitts Dick Mclicmiiiicll Dim Click Paul Lcwis Eriicst Tlmmpsmi .loliii Malstiii Illlklillll .lullcy Bill Burk Tlwiniis Lcstcr Russell Clock Lco Bczity Vxfziyiic Cocrs Evcrctt Ncw Lcwis Fzirmcr Dick Crunk ,liiiiiiiic Lcc Norman Viiiccnt Allvcrt Alcxzuidcr Eriicst Dzlglcy llolw Piilk Bill Cill'tXVl'lQllt Dick Miiriwliy Cliiirlcs Hudson Hzlimlcl Stzmlcy David Davis '1 ! ll If lyot 72'm3Aed gulf .Kegan Not Hnished, just begun, the senior class motto, easily describes the 194243 New Castle Trof jan basketball team. Although plagued by accidents and misfortunes which took all but one player from the original squad of five returning lettermen, the Trojan bas' ketball team developed into one of the outstanding hardwood aggregations to pace the Indiana floors. Of five returning lettermen only Lloyd Shaffer was fit to play the entire season. jean Mathes, supposedly the spearhead of this year's team, was killed, Haskell Tompkins left school, while the Sidf well brothers, Don and Ed, were scratched from the roster with broken arms. First Team BOTTOM ROW: Phil White, Joh-u Stillwell, captain Lloyd Shailcr, Harry Bell, Wilbur Veach. TOP ROVJ: George Barnard, Eddie Sidwell, Charles McMillan, Henry Covert, Gene Witt. SEATED, FRONT ROW: joe Tyler, student manager. With only three seniors in the fold-Shaffer, Harry Bell, and the injured Ed SidwellfCoach VVilbur L'Strings Allen had to bring George Barnf ard, John Stillwell, Charles McMillan, Henry Covf ert, Wilbur Veach, Phil W'hite, and Gene Witt up from last year's second team. Although rated a green team at the beginning of the year, the Trojans developed quickly and at the end of the past season were chosen as the tenth best team in Indiana, The Home of Basketball, by a statewide survey of the leading sport scribes, because of their high offensive average against the state's topfnotch teams. Page SeventyfSix 7-A2 YCOTQJ v6 26 51 4? 32 47 42 27 117 HB 413 F9 36 41 SU CK 7 ,V Let s beat em tonight, boysfv -KY lx- H:xge1'htuxx'n f 20 jeifenmi nf Lafayette f 22 Cnnnersville f 49 Central nf Ft. Waiyiie 1 54 Anderson f 33 Tech of Imliaumpolis 1 43 Burris of Muncie f 40 Richmond f 34 Rushville f 30 4 Tourney at Logansport Anderson f 42 Kcmkoino f 37 Ivfuneie f 38 Kolwiim f 32 F1'41nlgI'nrL f EH Rielnnund f 34 Loggarnsport f 35 Muncie f 35 f Anderson f 38 Greenfield f 29 Sectional Tournaunent: f New Lislwnn f 24 f Ivluorelund f 24 f Spieelund f 33 Regional Tournament f Burris of Ivluneie f 37 Rielnnond f 44 Out Tzucfgin' Trojans While the Russians plowed through their win' ter snows to push Hitler down in defeat, our own Trojans trudged through a hard season to beat down many superior teams. Our little speedfdemon, johnny Stillwell, hreaks through to score against the state champs . . . the whistle hlows and out rolls the Trojan horse cart to help revive the boys after a hardffought quarter . . . the hoysu learn a few line points from fl fine coach . . . 'thigh jump, stretch those liinhs, Mac' '.., it's the half and an' other locker lecture. .Yeein ' .Qau Charles McMillz111 john Stillwcll Hcnry Covert Eddie Sidwell Lloyd Shaffer Ucurgc Bammrnl llcnc Witt Harry Bcll WillwL11' Vcucll Phillip White omozzoufs azdurood lylezoes Second Team BOTTOM ROW: Harry Burkhart, Charles Hudson, Dick Cronk, Jim Vogel, Norman Vincent. TOP ROW: jim Lee, Glen Crandall, Harold Stanley, Charles Caldwell, Dale Taylor. SEATED, FRONT ROW: Bob Longwith, student man' ager. These are today's Colts hut tomorrow's Trof jans. Under the guidance of Couch Randall 'Law- son, they have developed into 11 hardfscrapping, wellftrained hall club, which offered the Varsity plenty of opposition. TOP PICTURE Paul Ellis Albert Alexander Don Stoops MIDDLE PICTURE Ernest Dagley C. W. Nichols Wayne Coers Tom Walls RIGHT PICTURE -lohnny Mastin 726016 7-26171 BOTTOM ROW: Herman Hill, Tommy Wall, jim Wrightsman, Don Stoops, -lohn Howern, Nor' man Vincent, Albert Heinz, Earl Thompson, Wayne Coers, C. W. Nichols. SECOND ROW: Richard Kinsey, Roscoe Keesling, Tom Irelan, H. Payne, Paul Ellis, Donald Archy, Bill Ingersoll, Dick Cronk, THIRD IKCJW: Paul Beard, Dale Stoops, john lwlastin, Robert Crauder, Wilbur Stairs. FOURTH RONV: Ernest Dagley, john Doyle, Bud Fur' hee, Dick George, Bill Kirby, .lim Spera, Russell Coers. TOP ROW: Coach Lawson, Sain Kepner, Charles Chanel, Leo Beatty, Albert Alexander, Donald Burke, Dan Click. Page Eigl1tyfOne With eighty youths answering the first call for equipment, the new head track coach, Randall Law' son, assured New Castle that track was on the up- swingu in the Rose City. Although hampered seriously by the early sea' son weather, Coach Lawson assembled a well' balanced, experienced cinder squad which was able to show with the best of teams. Always able to bring the best out of a boy, Coach Lawson discovered several unknowns, who developed quickly and, along with the veterans, Ed Sidwell, Wayne Coers, Don Sidwell, and Dave Davis, helped pace the Trojans through their schedf ule: Anderson f Here. Richmond f There. Big Ten - Richmond. Rushville f There. Sectional f Muncie. Nluncie Relays f There. .,,,.,,5 W 1 Cambridge City f There. State Meet f Indianapolis. umffing earn Norma jean Scott, Betty ,lean Zeller, Melba Cross, Eleanor Farmer, lviable Sanderson, Toby Roth, Agnes Rifner, Betty Everznan, Marjorie Saunders, Marjorie Miller, Mary Ellen Stephen' son. QU: ' .fpozts 6015 BOTTOM RONV: Glenna Boatright, Charlene Hastings, lwlaxine Carter, Donna Garnett, Anita Leonard, Norf ma Bowman, Alice Hole, Evelyn Smith, Louise Eden, Betty Crousore, Lela Ellington, Irene Dinkins. Maxine Carter. SECOND ROXV: jean Mcliecknie, Carolyn Ballinger, Christine New, Martha Hudson, Daisey Neal, Bev- erly Skaggs, Mary Mitchell, Mary King, Naomi Cooney, jenalle Harris, Vxfilma Hueklehy, Christine Phipps, Ada Sheppard, Geraldine VanNatta. THlRD ROVV: Phyllis Holtzel, Mildred Broyles, Betty Hiatt, Sarah Ludy, Betty Lou Bailey, Leona Pfeiv ninger, Eileen jenkins, loan Nolley. Betty Yost, Ruth Black, Ethel Poynter, Doris Swim, Barbara Byerz, Eleanor Parmer, Nancy lirench, Marjorie Franklin, Mary Rilner, Lela Upchurch. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Gauchat, Helen King, Rosetta Haynes, Donna Dudley, Barhara Lowery, Betty Ever' man, Mary Glynn, Marjorie Miller, Beulah Goifl, Ada Turner, Jeanette Click, Frances Walrw, Virginia Shumake, jean Rice, Sponsor, Elizabeth Harrington. FIFTH ROW: Allie Catron, Lena Wzltt, Ruth Utl, Joanne McFarland, Mary Kalk, Virginia Rhodehamel, Franees Meggs, Betty Walker, Margaret Newcomer, Lucille Thompson, Doris Burkhart, Virginia Clark, Martha Stinson, Alma Wilsmmii. SIXTH ROW: Mabel Sanderson, Agnes Rifner, Ethtl Boatwright, Betty Sampley, Naomi Larrimore, Opfl Turner, .lean Morgan, Margaret Hickman, Mari Richter, Barbara Yost, Betty Waxlii, Dorothy O'Re1u, Dorothy Weddel. TOP RCJW: Carole Buck, Annabelle Spannuth, Ruti Meggs, Helen Hudson, Catherine Caron, Wariiclt Phillips, Hazel Wilkiiisoii, Phyllis Copeland, Mai' jorie Carrender, Norma Sidwell, Martha Purvief, as Q-wx: was :Q , ,, ..i,,,s ,.., .,.. ,iiegglig Ewa ,img arf: fnfoy -H Wtieof -gthfetic program Besides physical education classf cs, a swimming class mccts weekly at thc Although not competitive' ly active, thc girls play haskcthall and other gamcs during thc halves of hall games. One icaturc which will he long rcincmlwcrctl was thc stutlentffaculty haskcthall games. Both hoys and men and girls and women teachers took part in thcsc uproarious games, sponf sorccl hy thc Girls' Sports Club. The proccccls wcrc givcn to the Red Cross. Our photographer, Tom Petty, lcd lay Miss Arforcl, took his camera to thc various ccntcrs of activity. In thc swimming pool he snapped thcsc wouldfhc mcrmaids in the waf ter. Then he caught Vxfinnic Caltlf wcll posed for a dive. ln thc lockcr room at the armory, Tom doclgccl thc mad scramhlc to photograph thc girls who scemcd to take as much timc tying thcir shoes as comlwing their hair. The hottom picture shows some of the various cxcrciscs the girls pracf ticc in gym classes nowadays. These arc thc rcason for much of thc slow locomotion of thc girls at thc hcginf ning of thc scmcstcr. Gym class, auch! Page Eiglityfflzree ,vm-as .,. N I-fm f -: 1 Q RT K Nu ,..M,.,. W . ,es Amm . M f xr 'ZESZM - L ii 'W A LQ 5 A . W ' f R ,. an 5- wLs-H-' 'W L 'sw ' ' .' f . v ,wffwg b if ,.., L . V g Q. my ' A, 'ff s 1 an is -Ms 1 wav il , is I W f-,,L, A , , ...sf Pg fm., 1 qi ' .w 55, 53 Alexander, Margaret, 45 Ylrance, Charles, 54, 45 A Allen, David, 46 Allen, Gene, 46, 73 Allen, James, 42 Allen, Bobby, End Page, 65, 116, 67, 46, 47 Adams, Donald, 41, 52 Addison, Barbara Adams, James, 73, 79 Allen, Mr. A. D., 16, 20, 15, Alexander, Albert, 73, 39, 75 Allen, Mr. W., 20, 70, 71, 77 Allred, Florine, 26, 29, B3 Andrews, Mary Lou, 61, 65, 66, 59 Andrews, Norma Lee, 61, 59, 46 Antic, Thomas, 12, 39 Antle, James, End Page, 67, 44 Archie, Donald, 73, 39, 59, 11 Archie, Richard. 59, 65 Arford, Miss Louise, 21, 15 Armstrong, Betty, 59, 42, 56, 65 -f-1. 4- 5 a- fe-...V , ,.. , . .1 U h - -A e HI. , .5 . 4 , .. The Roll Numbers Indicate Pages Where Pictures Appear Boatright, Ethel, 82 Boatright, Glenna, 46, 82 Bolden, Dennis, 42 Bond, Bernetha, End Page, 39, 67, 59, 65 Bouslog, Bryant, 29, 12 Bowman, Norma, 46, 56, 82 Boyer, Jim, 73, 56 Branham, June, End Page, 67, 59 Branscum, James Breckenridge, Bill Brennemen, Doris, 59, 46, 65 Brenneman Doroth 59 46, 65 Carter, Maxine L., 44, 82 Cartwright, Barbara, 39, 55, 56 Cartwright, Betty, 30 Cartwright, Billy, 73, 42, 75 Cartwright, Dwayne, 52 Cashner, Betty, 30, 2, 26, 50, 48, 52, 62, 65 Cashdollar, James Cassady, John Craig, Harold, 50 Craig, Howard Craig, James, 2, 10 Crandall, Glenn, 2, 61, 32, 80 Crandall, Martha, 14, 63, 42, 59, 65 ' Crandall, Robert, 50 Crane, James, End Page, 61, 67, 47, 65 Cassity, Marguerite, 30, 14 Catron, Allie, 46, 82 Catron, Roena, 46 Armstrong, Wanda, 44 Lois, 61, 66, 59, 65 . Y. . Bronson, Mr., 16, 13, 22, 15, 59 Brooks. Mr., 16, Brookshire, William, 29, 52 20. 50 Catt, Sherman, Jr., 46 Chalfant, Jean, 30, 56 Chambers, Ovid, End 48, 52, 66, 67, 47, 56, 57, 65 Page, 38, Chandler , Chapman , Thelma, 39, 61, 65 Jane, End Page, 61, 66, 50 Brosey, Wilford, 46, 53 Brown, Anna Louise, 39 Brown, Beverly, 2, 61 Brown, Bill, 59 Brown, Charles, 29, 59 Brown, Dale Brown, Dorothy, 46 Brown, Josinah, 61, 44 Brown, Juanita, 15, 29, 61 Brown, Mary, 2, 50 Brown, Maurice Browning, Bette, 39, 52, 61, 65 67, Chappell, Betty, 30, 13, 26, 48, 61, 56, 57 Chappell, Marrill, 46 Chenault, Charles, 46, 53 Chenault, Evelyn, 39 Chesher, Charles Chesher, Mildred, 12, 46 Bmyles' Marvin Chesick, Katherine, 42 45 Amold, Arthur, Viola, 45 Ashby, Martha. 12, 47 Ashley, Harold Ashley, Marietta, 39 Askin , Ast, H Marcella, 29 elen, End Page, 66, 67, 59 Atkinson, Leland, 12, 29 Atterson, Charles, 46 Atwater, Richard, 46, 53 Atwater. Roy, 46 Auten, Gene, 39 Axel, Georgia, 46 B Bailey, Betty, 59. 82 Bailey, Janelle, 66, 46, 65 Bailey, Mary, 29 Bailey, Nila, 42 Bailey, Norma, 46 Bailey Otto. 39, 65 Doyle, John, 12, 42, 65 Baldock, Paul Baldock. Richard Ball, Helen Baker, Mr. A. O., 20 Baker, Ernest, 42 Baker, Stephen, 20, 15, 70, 71, 71 Baldock, Delmar, 42 Baldock, Elaine, 29, 26, 52, 56, 57 Baldoclr, Robert, 65 Bales, Bill, 52, 39 Ballenger, Carolyn, End Page, 67, 59, 46, 65, 82 Ballenger, Donna, 45 Ballenger, Marilene, 29 Bancroft, Dick, 59 Banta, Mary, 15, 29 Bamard. George, 52, 71, 39, 76, 77, 78, 79 Barnes, Olga, 12 Bassett, Bobby, 44 Bates, Martha Bavender, John Beal, Sarah, 29, 13 Beam, Helen. 39, 61 Beard, Paul Bea Leo 73 46 75 Bell, 1-im-yf 14. za. 29, sz, 71, 76, 78, 79, 47 Bell, Opal, 45 Bennington, William Bergin, Don, 29, 52 Bertram, Bugina Bertram, Merle, 46 Bishop, Geneva, 45 Bitler, Dr. C. C., 19 Bittner, Don Black, Ruth, 82 Blackbum, John, glackbum, Ruth, 46 acksten, Betty, 29 Blacksten, Don Bland, John, 53 Bledsoe, Louise Blum. Jack. 29, 61 52. 50 Broylcs, Mildred, 15, 46, 82 Brumfiel, Bob, 42 Brumhel, Clarence, 29 Bryant, Bill, 12, 39 Buck, Carol, 82 Budd, John, 46 Buggle, Joe, 45, 59 Bunch, Barbara, 38, 39, 61 Bunch, Patsy, 42 Burden, George, 65 Burden, Vonnie Burke, Kenneth Burnett, Jack Bryan, Charis, 42 Burlr, Robert, 42 Burr, Mr., 16, 21, 15 Burgess, Juanita, 61 Burk, Bill, 12, 38, 61, 73, 39. 75 Burke, Don, 46 Burkhart. Doris, 39, 82 Burkhart, Harry, 2, 80 Burris, Leola. 59 Bruton, Elizabeth, 46 Bush, Helen, 45 Byers, Barbara. 61, 82 Byers, June, 26, 29, 27, 52, 55, 83 Byrket, Doris, 39 C Christ , Beverly, 59 Crauder, Robert, 30, 13, 24, 26, 27, 54, 59, 62, Bl, 65 Craw. Mr., 16, 18, 15, 47 Cronk, Doris, 42 Cronk, Richard, 73, 46, 75, 30' 81 Cross, Melba, 46 Crousore, Betty, 46, 82 . Crow. Jack. 10. 52 . Culross. Melvin, End Page, 61, 66. 67, 47, 65 Cunningham, Jamie, 45 D Dagley, Ernest. 73. 42, 75, B1 Dalton. Betty Jo, 14, 50, 42, 4, 61. 65 ' Dalton, Peggy, 15, 6, 31, 13, 27, 52. 54. 55, 61, 56, 83 Dalton. Phyllis Jean, 42 ' Dammron, Yvonne, 31 Darling, Earl, 31, 61 Davidson, Alfred, 42 ' Clark, Audrey, 46 Clark, Bill Clark, Donald, 46, 65 Clark, Marvin. 50 Clark, Virginia, 44, 82 Clay, Mark, End Page, 67, 42 Cleek, Russell, 73, 42, 75 Clemmons, Helen, 46 Clemmons, Ralph, 45 Clemmons, Ruth, 30, 83 Clevenger, Elmer, 45 Click, Dan, 30, 56, 57, 75 7, 52, 71, 73, Click, Jeanette, 46, 82 Clifford, Miss, 16, 23, 15 Cline, Richard, 52, 42 Cline, Thelma, 39, 61, 41, 59 Cline, Walter, 30, 59 Coates, Scott, 46 Coers, Russell, .End Page, 50, 67, 46, 53 Coers, Wayne, 39, 52, 55, 71, 73, 75, 80 Davidson, Kermit Cohee, Charlene, 56 Cole, Ogretta, 61, 39 Collier, Betty Collingsworth. Adella Coleman, Wayne, 42 Cable, Dale, 5 2, 42 Compton, Bob Compton, Joe, 53 Conn, Bonnie, End Page, 66, 42, Cable, Lois, 42, 65 65, 67 Conn, Lucille, 59, 42, 56, 65 Conrad, Phyllis, 30, 61 Conway, Harold, 50 Conwell, Chester, 42 Conwell, Dorothy, 30, 59 Conwell, Conwell, Lois, 30, 59 Robert, 42 Cook, Betty Rose, 30, 52, 65, 56 Cairnes, Dorothy, 29, 61. 65 Cairnes, Wanda, 61, 42, 65 Caldwell, Charles, 48, 61, 42, 59, 80 Caldwell, Dorothy, 29, 13, 26, 52, 54, 55, 59, 62 Caldwell, Eugene, 45 Caldwell, Winifred, 6, 29, 50, 52, 55, 62, 47, 83 Cannon, Jean, 6, 8, 30, 2 52, 55, 70, 83 Cannon, Phyllis, 7, 30, 47, 56, 83 Capshaw, James Capshaw, Judy, 45 Carender, Marjorie, 46, 82 Carlson, Wilbur Carmack, Virginia L., 30, 26, 61, 56, 59, 83 Carman, Mary, 46 Carmichial, Jo Ann, 50, 42 Carnes, Lois, 30 Carnes, Mary, 12, 59, 42 Carnes, Norma, 46, 50 Caron, Catherine, 12, 2, 61, 42, 82 Carpenter, Barbara, 30, 61, 56, 59 Carrender, Mary, 59 Carter, Clarence Carter, Maxine, 12, 46, 82 Cook, Bob, 59 Cooney, Naomi, 82 Cooney, Ruth Cooper, Iris, 30, 27, 55, 61, 56, 83 Copeland, Kathryn, 30, 66 Copeland, Phyllis, End Page, 67, 46, 65, 82 Copeland, Tom Corder, Nelma, 14, 61, 42 Corum, Homer, 12, 52, 61 Cory, Junior, 30 Cory, Emest Cory, Max, 53 Couch, Jama Covalt, Bernadine, 39, 59 Covert, Henry, 10, 52, 71, 59, 76, 77, 78, 79 Covey, Ernest Cowan, Mary, 45 Cox, Robert, 39, 52, 66, 59 Davis, David, 39,'52, 61, 73, 75 Davis, Donald, 46 Davis, Donna, 15, 46, 47 ' Davis, Dorothy, 31, 65 ' Davis, Edra, 39 ' Davis, Elizabeth, 59, 46, 65 Davis, Ernest, 42 ' Davis, Floyd, 42 5 Davis, Forrest, 8, 31, 52, 63, 48, 59. 50, 65 Davis, lrcne, 42, 50 Davis, Jackie, 45 ' Davis, James, 31, 7, 26, 52, 66, 67, 56, 57' Davis. Jeanette, 31 ' Davis. JOY. 10. 27. 48. 52, 59 Davis, Kathlyn, 46 ' '- ' Davis, Marshall, 42 ' ' ' ' Davis, Robert ' Davis, Thomas ' , Deal. Patricia, 46 ' 9' f DeArmond, Dollie, 31, B3 DcArmond. Jean, 65' ' Dege, Ernest, 31, 59' Dehart, Roy, 42' 5 Denney, Beulah, 45 ' ' Devening, Dorothy, 14,- 7,' 63, 65. 42. 59. 65 Devening, Joan, 46 Dickens, Richard, 59 Dickerson, Betty Dickerson, Eugene, 59 Dickey, James Diehl, David, 52, 59, 42 Dinkins, Irene, 82 Dinkins, Mildred Dinkins, Raymond, 31, 10 Dobbs, Bonnie Dock, Doris, 46 Dorsett, Charles, Bnd Page, 66, 67, 65, 47 Dorsey, Miss, 16, 21. 15, 63, 47. 65 Dressler, Charles Duckworth, Helen, 52 Dudley, Bobby Dudley, Boyden, 10, 52, 42 Dudley, Donna, 42, 82 Dugan, Bobby, 42, 65 Dunaway, Martha, 59, 46, 83 Dunaway, Philip, 39 Duncan, Ruth, 42 Durham, Elma, 31 Durrell, Jack, 31, 50, 52, 54, 56 Durrell, Jane, 12, 42 Duvall, Evalena, 39 Duvall, Paul Green 1 71 73, 77, 84 Jolley, Mary, 46 67. 83 K Eden, Mrs. Harriet, 23 Eden, Louise, 42, 82 Edwards, Donald, 73 Edwards, Mary Lee, 12, 61 Ellington, Lela, 82 Elliott, Max, 12, 39 Ellis, Paul, 31, 10, 67 Ellis, Virgil, 42 Elwood, Raymond, 46 Emery, Beth, 14, 7, 27, 63, 66, 42, 79, 65 England, Jessie Erhart, Bernard Erickson, Ann Estelle, Ralph, 42, 59 Evans, Jimmy, 31 Evans, Richard, 10 Everett, Jack Everman, Betty, 42, 83 F , Fairchild, Jimmy, Jr., 42 Fannon, Clarence, 46 Fannon, Georgia, 31 Farmer, Eleanor, 82 Farmer, Lewis, 77, 71, 73, 40, 79. 77 Fears, Zenda. 59, 44 Fessler, Mr., 20 Fessler, Phyllis, End Page, 61, 67, 42, 67 Field, Mr. George, 19 Fine, Fred , Fisher, Mrs., 16, 23, 17, 70, 48 Fisher, Caroline, 40 I Fletcher. Herbert, 47 Flinn, Margaret, 40 Flowers, John, 42 Flowers, Lois Jean, 42 Floyd, Bernice, 42 Ford, John, 73 Foster, Delmar, 47 Foster, Everett Foster, Keith Fowler, Bernice, 2, 41, 78, 77, 61 Fox, Emogene, 44 Fox, Robert, 47 Foyst, Joe, End Page, 67, 77 Frampton, James, 42 Franklin, Marjorie, 82 Frary, Marvin, 10, 61, 39, 79 Franklin, Ceila Frantz, Bob Frazier, Dorothy, 31 French, Arthur French, Nancy, 82 French, Walter Frost, Ray, 46, 73 Frost, Ruth, 17, 40 Frv, Edward, 12 Fuller, Hobert, 42 Fulton, Robert, 12, 31 Fnnlfhouser, Edith Funkhouser, Leanna, 79 Furbee, Don, 31, 67 Furbee, Dorothy, 61, 66, 42, 79 Furbee, Sarah Lee, 31, 70 Furbee, Russell, 73, 73 G Garner, Nida, 43, 67 Garnett, Donna, 82 Garr, Betty, 31 Garvey, Rosemary, 26, 31, 72, 77, 62, 83 Gauchet, Barbara, 56, 82, 83 Gauchet, Mary E., 61, 67, 42, Gates, Robert, 77 George, Dick, 73 , 53 Gernltein, Gerald, 12, 72, 73, 79, 42 Gilbreath , Gladys, 43 Glad, Wayne, 11, 39, 79 Glynn, Mary Agnes, 82 Goar, Janis, End Page, 61, 66, 40, 67 Goar, Kathryn, 31, End Page, 77, 66- 67 Goar, Mary Juanita, 31, 76 Goar. Ruth Ann, 46 Godfrey, Robert Goin, Carl Goin, Wilbur, 11 Gold, Beulah, 82 Gooch, Evelyn, 43, 65 Gordon, Donna, 43 Gordon, Kathryn, 17 Gordon, Maxine Gorman, Douglas Graham, Edwin, 76 Grady, Amelia, 43 Gray, Jay Green, Charles D., 43, 73 Charles M. Hodson, Miss M., 23, 79 Hoff, Gloria Hogue, Mary Jane, 61, 79, 43 Hogue, Martha Lee, 32, 26, 72, 66, 79, 62 Holcomb, Ralph, 43 Hole, Alice, 46, 82 Holloway, Barbara, 47, 67 Hollowa Bill, 72, 40 Green, Dorothy, 43 Green, Mary, 43 Greenstreet, Mr., 16, 20, 17 Greer, Betty, 43 Gregory, Gale, 32, 11 Gregory, Willard, 32, 11 Griilin, Charlene, 46 GriHln, Robert, 32, 70, 72, 61 Griflin, Donna, 43 Gross. Mr., 22 Groce, Mary E., 70 Groves, Verlin, 79, 44 Grubbs, Erma, 44, 83 Grunden, Danny, 73, 73 Gulfey, Kenneth, 47 Gufley, Ralph Guffey, Ruth Guiling, Ernest, End Page, 32, 66, 67, 47 Gwinn, Vernon, 10 H Habegger, Gerald Habegger, Glendon Hackleman, Buddy, 48, 43, 77, 76 Hagerman, Beulah, 79, 43 Hagerman, Frank, 32, 61 Hale, Jack Hale, Richard Halfacre, Nevada, 77, 40 Hall, Margaret R., 61, 76, 46, 83 Hall, Ted, 32, 27, 72 Hammond, Gene, 43 Hammond, William Hanning, Helen, 40 Harding, Bill, End Page, 61, 66. 67, 40. 67 Harding, Stanley, 47, 67 Harding, Norman, 46 Harrington, Miss, 16, 20, 17, 82 Harlan, Jean, 32, 76, 77, 67 Harlan, Martin, End Page, 32, 61, 67, 65 Harmon, Cecil, 40 Harp, Charles, 32 Harris, Jenalee, 46, 76. 82 Harris, Louise, 79, 43 Harshharger, Helena, 43, 67 Harshey, James Harshey, Joe, 2, 43 Harter, Virginia, 12, 43 Harvey, June, 46 Hastings, Charlene, 79, 46, 82 Hayes, Franklin, 43, 46 Haynes, Billy Haynes, Rosetta, 46, 82 Heck, Bill, 79 Heck, Jean Heck, Phyllis, 32, 61, 79 Hedrick, Delbert, 42 Hedrick, Nellie, 61, 79 Heilman. Philip, 43, 67 Heinz. Albert, 72 Helms. Bobby, 73. 46, 73 Helms, Roy. 6, 72, 40, 76, 77 Hendricks, Betty, 12, 61, 43, 67 Hiatt, Betty Jane, 46, 82 Hiatt, Marv Catherine, 32, 72, 62 Hickman. Margaret, 43, 82 Y: Holloway, Howard, 2, 12, 72, 67 Holloway, Ladonna, End Page, 61,' 67, 43 Holt, Donna, 46 Holtzell, Phyllis, 47, 82 House, Daine, 47 Howard, Ruth, 70, 61, 43 Howard, Virginia, 40, 79, 67 Howren, James, 48, 40, 79 Howren, John, 79, 43 Hubbard, Robert, 32, 79 Huckelby, Wilma, 32, 79, 82. 83 Kendall, Emma, 41, 76 Kendall, Viola, 46 y Kennedy Evelyn, 37, 33, 77 Kennedy, Janet, 47,, 67 Kennedy John, 40 ' Kennedy, Ollie f Kennedy, Patsy, 79, 43, 78 Kennedy Paul ' Kennedy Violet, 40 ' 5 Kennedy Willard, 47 Kennedy Wilma Kepner, 'Sam, 45, ss '. , Kern, Alfred, 43 7 , King, Helen, 46, 82 - ' King, Mary, 33, 14, 26, 82 . Kinsey, Joseph Kinsey, Richard, 72, 71, 40, 81 Kinsinger, James, 79 Kirby, Bill, 73, 46, 73 Kirby, Robe? 72, 40, 67 Kirk, Mrs., 6, 6, 23, 17 Hudson, Charles, 72, 73, 42, 77, 80 Hudson, Helen, 17, 40, 82 Hudson, Ida Mae, 8, 32, 24, 26, 72 , 77, 76, 79, 62 Hudson, lxiartha, 40, 82, 83 Hudson, Nancy, 79, 43, 67 Hudson, Peggy, 67 Huifman, Sattre, End Page, 66, 67, 79, 46, 67 Hughes, Ben, 47 Hull, Betty, End Page, 61, 66, 67, 76, 47, 67 Hunnicutt, James, 72, 40 Huse, Paul Franklin, 46, 70 Hutchens, Jimmy, End Page, 67, 46, 70, 65 Hutchins, Virginia, 7, 47, 67 Hutson, Everett, 32, 12 Hutson, Martha, 43 I Ingersoll, Bill, 48. 79, 43, 46 Ingersoll, Dick, 10, 40, 76 Ingersoll, Jack, 79 Irelan, Tommy, 12, 46, 73, 73 Ive Dorothy, 46 Kirkwood, Mary R., 79, 43, 67 Kleyla, William, 2, 66, 67, 67 Klipsch, Keith, 72, 43, 79 Klotsch, George, 10, 72, 77, 43 Klotsch, Gertrude, 33, 13, 74, 83 Knight, Mary Louise, 67 A Knollman, Ruth, 72, 40, 76 Koger, Emogene, 79, 43 Kuhn, Arthur L Lake, Bill, End Page, 61, 63, 67, 47, 67 Land, Bill, 47 Lannerd, Howard, 33 Larrimore, Naomi, 82 Larson, John, 46 Lassen, Dallas, 46 Latham, Charles, 33, 79 Laughlin, Clara, 47 Lawson, Aurita, 44 Lawson, Eleanor, 40 Lawson, Mr. Randall, 20, 70, 73, 81 Leakey, Miss, 16, 13, 21, 17 Leakey, Bruce, 33, 72, 74, 79 Ledbetter, Grover, ,33, 79, 12 , yy Ivey, Ruth , 32 I Jackson, Junior, 32, 12 Jackson, Helen, 61, 40, 76 Jackson, Rosemary, 2, 43 Jackson, Virginia, 47 Jacoby, Betty, 33, 27, 72, 79 Jarvis, Roy Jay, Wiley, 46 Jenkins, Eileen, 47, 67, 82 Jessup, Alice, 70, 43, 61, 76 Johnson, Barbara, 46 Johnson, Betty, 12, 33, 83 Johnson, Dickie, 46 Johnson . Richard, 67, 46 Jolley, Rudolph,' 73, 40, 79, 77, 67 Jones, Anna Mae Jones , Charlotte, 46, 70 Jones, Don, 43 Jones, Edith, 46 Jones, Fred Jones, Gae, 2, 11, 43, 67 Jones, John, 47, 73 Jordan, Barbara, End Page, 72, 67 , 40, 83 Jordan, Ruth Ann, End Page, 66, 79, 46, 67, 83 Justice, Mark, 73, 43 Lee, Bobby, 47, 46 Lee, Edwin, 10, 72, 61, 40' Lee, James, 46. 73 Lee, James B., 72, 73, 79, 43, 77, 80 Lee, Max, 46 Lee, Virginia, 6, 8, 33, 26, 70, 6 72, 74, 2, 77 Leifler, Jacque, 61, 40 Leonard, Anita, 46, 82 Leslie, Mr., 20 Lester, Estelle, 7 6 Lester, Thomas, 72, 77, 71, 73, 79 40, , 77 Levi, Martha, 46 Lewis, Paul R., 6, 33, 26, 72, 74, 6 , , Lewman, Ruth, 46 Lindly, Jay, 46 Lineback, Jean, End Page, 67, 47, 79, 67 Lineberry, Dick, End Page, 14, 66, 67, 46, 73, 67 Lineberry, Ernest, 63, 44 Lines, Patty, 46 Lister, Betty Jane, 46 ' Locker, Max, 63, 73 Lockridge, June, 17, '40,-,70 Lockridge, Ladonna, 46, to - Long, Jean, 79, 43,-67, Long, Susan, 6, 33, H, 27, 72, Hick, Bill, 43 Hicks, Jean, 2, 10, 72, 77, 40 Higgs, Dorothy, 67, 47 Higgs, Martha, 43 Higgs. Robert, 2. 40 Hill, Herman, 46 Himes, Betty Lou, 32, 26, 72 Hiner, Fred, 42 Hiner, John, 46 Hiner, Virginia, 79, 46, 76 Hodgins, Doris, 47, 67 Hodgins, Iris, 43 Hodgins, Ralph. 79, 46 Hodson, Miss F., 16, 23, 17 Hodson, Mr. I., 16, 6, 22, 17, 61, 79 Kalk, Eva, 8, 37, 33, 72, 67, 76, 83 Kalk, Mary, 6, 70, 46, 82 Kaye, Barbara, 12, 2, 14, 72, 63, 40, 67 Keesling, Roscoe, 73, 46 Keever, June, 43 Keith, Johnny, 37, 33, 67 , Keith, Junior, 40, 67 f Kellam, James Robert, 37, 33 Keller, Beverly Jane, 61, 47, 67 Kemp, Evelyn, 43 , 'g' - Kendall, Mrs., 22 ' ' Kendall,'Bobby, 52, 43,76 74, 76, 62, 83, 48 V' - Longwith, Bob, 79, 12, 46, 80 73, 67 Lorton, Leatha, 77, 40 Lorton, Martha, 46 Loveless, Denvsrg 46 Lowery, Barbara, 43, 82 Lowcler, Eugene, End Page Lucas, Lois Ludy, Sarah, 43, 76, S2 Luellen, Betty, 70, 46 Luellen, Robert, 33, 72, 40 Luke, James Luke, Jayne, 33 Lunsford, James, 10, 40 Lynch, Essie Fay, 46 N9 M., 2 if 'K McClain, Ivfzxinb McConnell, Raymond, 46 McCormack, Bill, 41 McDaniel, Harold, 41, 50 MacDonald',,zRody, 33, 52, 54, so McDonell, Dick, 6, 33, 26, 52, i4g,'.5e5, 71, 73, 75 McDowe11f Warren, 41, 12 Mdilhhne , Mary, 41 nel' land, Joanna, 41, 82 ' Align, Jessie Opal, 45, 50 Misflfry, Nila McGee, Rex, 45 McGill, Deanne, 33, 12 McGill, Lelah, 45 McGinnis, Delorlis, 45 McGinnis, Earl, Jr. McGrady, James, 6,, 8, 33, 14, 52, 55 McGrady. John, 34, 14, 54, 55 McKeclrnie, Jean, 45, 82 McKnight, Harold McKnight. Howard, 41 McLeod, Mr., 20 McMillan, Charles, 52, 61, 71, 40, 76, 77, 79, 78 McMullen. Rosemary, 34, 2, 26. 61, 65 McNaughton, Kay, 14, 50. 52. 41 MeQuerry, Rosamaud, 46 McRoherts. Kenneth, 46 McSherry, Franklin Mcshurley, MU, 12. 7. 52. 41 McWhorter, Oda, 8. 34. 61 Macer, Leland, 45, 53, 59 Maddy, Dorothy, 34, 50 Mahoney, Martha, 39 Mahoney, Nellie, 45, 58 Main, Barbara, 26, 34, 62, 56, 57 Malloy. Jaclr Manifold, Miss. 21 Manning, Lillian, 56, 41 Maple, Martha Rose, 45 Marcum, Carl Marcum. Roy, 41 Marks, Estella, 41 Marks. Margaret, 45. 50 Marks, Rosenelle, 45, 65 Marshall, James, 45 Martin, Ellen Martin, Elva, 34, 39 Martin, Janet, 34, 26, 59, 47 Martin, Rex, 41, 59 Mastin, Floyd, 10, 61, 40, 59 Mastin, John, 73, 45, 75 Mathes, Jean, 28 Mathews. Robert, 45. 53 Mlttox, Ruth, 40 May, Marjorie, 15, 45 Meese, Robert, 40 Meggs, Elsie, 34, 59 Meggs, Francis, 82 Meggs, Ruth, 45, 82 Melville. Miss. 84 Mendenhall, Freda, End Page, 67, 41, 65 Messiclr, Sarah, 41 Myers, Mr., 16, 20, 59 Miles, Philip, 41 Miles, Richard, 46 Miller, Margaret Miller, Marjorie, 14, 7, 41, 82, 47, 65, 82 Miller, Patricia, 45 Miller, Paul, 40 Millen, Rouanna. 41 Miller, Sally, 39 Millis, Howard, 45 Millilran, Mary, 46 Millilran, Rilla, 34, 10, 52, 61, 56, 65, 83. . Million, Maxine Mitlin, Howard,..45 . Mills, Paul, 31, 52, 66, 67, 47, 65 ' Minyardj' James, 45 Misener. George, 34, 10, 59, 12 Mitchell, Mary, 39, 48, 82, 83 Mitchell, Rosemary, 15, 31. 83 Mitchner. Raymond, End Page, 67 Modlin, Charles ' Modlin, Twila, 40 Mogle, Glen Moistener, Geneva, 41 Moles, Marie, 41 Moles, Wanda, 71, 15 Montgomery, Donna, 45 Moore, Barbara, 12, 2, 39, 63, 56, 65 Moore, Lova Mae, End Page, 66, 67, 41, 65 Morgan, Jean, 7, 61, 41, 82 Morgan, John P., 34, 61, 59, 65 Morris, Dorothy, 8, 34 Morris, Phyllis, End Page, 67, 41, 65 Polk, Robert, 73, 41, 75 Pollit, Francis, 35, 13, 10, 59 ewan .rg Schetgen, Agnes, 59, 41 Schofield, Clarence, 45 Morris, Timmy, 34, 7, 27, 50, 52 Moulden, Colleen, 67, 41, 65 Moystner, Howard, 41, 54, 61, 53. 65 Mukes, Betty, 39 Mullen, Billy, 40, 59 Murnan, Chalmur, 34, 71 Murphy, Dick, 73, 41, 75, 81 N Neal Neal Neal Neal: Mary Alice, 45, 50 N eel Ned., Robert. 46 , Beulah, 2. 41 Daisy, 61 , 82 James Arnold Nemeth, Walter, 59, 40 Nemeth, Oscar. 34 New, Christine, 41, 82 New, Everett, 34, 71, 73, 41, 75 New, Hershell, 71, 41, 50 New, Ray, 45 Newcumer, Margaret, 45, 82 Newman, Ruth, 7, 40, 61 Nibarger, Ruth Nichols, Bobby, 53 Pollit, Wilma, 10, 43 Polston, Billy Pope, Truman, 45, 12 Poppelwell, Burneda, 41 Porter, Alice, 35, 13, 83 Poppelwell, Charles, 35, 59 Porter. Poston, Raymond, 45, 53 Billy, 46 Powers, Charles, 45 Powers, Paul, 50 Poynter, Ethel, 45, 82 Prater, Clifford Prater, Eulis Prater, Kenneth Prater, Regina, 45 Preble, Bobby, 73, 45 Pugh, Mary Alice, 59, 41 Purvis, Martha, 44, 82 R Rains, Bill Rains, Mildred, 41 Rains, Nora Ramsey, Eleanor, End Page, 35, sz, 67, 62, sa, 57, sa Ramsey, Joseph, End Page, 45, 59, 65 Ratclilf, Miss, 21, 62 Ratcliif, Eugene, 45 Ratclill, Gerald, 59 Ratclill, Louise, 35, 24, 26, 52. 61, 65 Rawlings, Bill, 59 Ray, Miss, 6, 20 Razor, Billy, 12 Razor. Glenn. 45 Razor, Merle, 40 Reavis, Ethel, 59, 12, 43, 63 Schuffman, Joe Scott, Scott, James, 40, 55, 59, 65 Norma Jean, 40, 52, 63 65, 83 Scroggin, Betty, 40 Sears, Sears, Betty. 35 Rachel, 35, 39 Selvey, Gladys Shedrick. Donald 45 Shafer, Bob, 10, 40, 61, 63, 59 Shafer, Lloyd, 8, 35, 71, 76, 65 78 .Ji 3 79, 7 Shanks, Mary Ellen, 46 Shapiro, Edythe, 52, 61, 41 Shapiro, Morton, 45, 59 Sharp, Jack, 45 Sharp, Martha, 50, 52, 55, 41 Sharp, Mary, 52, 61, 41 Shaw, Dorothy, 45 Shaw, James, 43 S Sheffield. Emory, 46, 53 Shell, Mary Lee Shelly, Bill, 73, 59, 41 Shelly, Herbert, 10, 40, 54, 61, 63, 65 Shelley, Kenneth, 45 Shelton, Eva, 46 Sheppard, Ada, 35, 82 Sheppard, Gene, 39, 13 Sheppard, Rex Sherry, Robert, 40, 52, 55 Shoemake, Virginia, 55, 82 Shultz, Lois, 35, 24, 26, 50, 52, 62, 65 Nichols, C. W., 40, 61, 81 Nielander, Martha, 34, 26, 52, 61, 63, 57, 65, 83 Niles, Bill, 73, 53 Nolley, Joan, 45, 65. 82 Norris, Donald, 40 Nutt, Miss, S4 Nutty, Phyllis, End Page, 34, 50, 48, 52, 66, 67, 47, 84, 65 O Oliphant, Geneva, 22 O'Rear, Dawna, 40, 52, 56 O'Rear, Dorothea, 61, 59, 65, 82 O'Rear, Glenna, 40, 50, 52, 55 Orr, Miss, 16, 13, 23 Osborn, Alice, 45, 59 Osborne, Charles, 34, 59 Osborn, Pauline, 41 Overman, Martha, 45, 59 Owens, James Owens, Annabelle, 34, 61, 56 Owens, Robert, 50 Oxley, Franklin Padgett, Bill, 8, 35, 12 Padgett, Don, 35 Paine, Roger Parker, George, 45 Parsons, Mr., 53 Patterson, Maxine, 2, 61, 44 Patterson, Patsy, 6, 7, 26, 35, 52, 54, 66, 67, 56, 65, 57 Paul, John, 12, 52, 40 Paul, Pauline Payne, Jack, End Page, 48, 52, 66, 47, 65, 67, 41 Payne, J. H., 45 Pea, Patricia, 45, 59, 65 Pearson, Gloria, 66, 45, 59, 65 Peckinpaugh, Jack, 73, 45, 53 Pelfrey, Pauline, 40 Pfenninger, Frank, 11, 59 Pfenninger, Leona, 43, 82 Pfenninger, Russell, 43 Phares, Ruth, 43 Phillips, Wanda, 59, 44, 82 Phipps, Christine, 45, 82 Pierce, Homer Pinnick, Mil, 16, 22, 15 Platts, Bob, '35, 71, 73, 59, 75 Pogue, lQss, 16, 23, 15, 59 Poindexter, 'qorothy, 44 Polk, Betty, 5, 59 Reavis, George, 12, 43, 63, 65 Reckner, Joan Redelman, Mary, 59, 43, 65 Reece, Bonnie, 15, 39 Reece. Evelyn May Rees, Betty, 35, 44 Reneau, Clarice, 59, 41 Reynolds. Doris, 41, 50 Rhodehamel, Leo, 59, 11 Rhodehamel, Virginia, 45, 82 Rice, Phyllis Jean. 35, 55, 82 Rice. Victor, 40, 59 Richter, Mary 1--. 45. 56. 82 Rifner, Agnes, 50, 82, 44 Rifner. Mary, 35, 26, 43, 50, 32- Rinard. Faith, 15, 41 Roach, Ted, 59, 43 Robbins, Emerson Roberts, Joan, 43 Roberts. Norman, 46 Roberts. Ray Robinson, Charles, 35, 59 Robinson, Christine, 45, 56 Robinson, Sonny, 45 Rockhill, Mr., 16, 20, 15 Rogers, Eugene Rogers, Mr. James. 8, 23, 70 Rogers, Mrs.. 23, 24 Roth, Toby, 14, 13, sz, 44, 65 Rouse, Elizabeth, 66. 41 Rouse, Irene Rouse, Mary Ann, 43 Rucker, Miss, 16. 11. 23. 15 Runyan, Miss, 16, 23, 15 Ryan, Donna, 46 Ryan, Jean Ryan, Sherwood, End Page, 40, 52, 67, 47, 64 Saathoif, Dorothy, 55, 41 Salyer, Madge Samply, Betty Sampley, Betty Ruth, 82 Samply, Mary Sampley, Rose Marie, 43 Sanders, Barbara Sanders, Marjorie, 2, 41 Sanders, Chester Sanderson, Mable, End Page, 67, 82, 44 Sanderson, Ralph, End Page, 61, 66, 67, 40 Saul, Henry Saunders, Marjorie, 44 Schell, Jeanne, 50 Shumalre, Geneva, 45 Sidwell, Don, 35, 2, 71, 59, 7, 55 Sidwell, Eddie, 35, 71, 73, 7, 26, 75, 76, 78, 79 Sidwell, Norma, 44, 82 Singleton, Mildred J. Sipe, Kenneth, End Page, 67, 43 Sislr. Max, 50 Skaggs, Beverly, 59, 44, 82 Slettvet, Juanita Smith, Mrs., 16, 23, 15 Smith, Miss, 16, 22, 15, 61 Smith Betty, 44 Smith Charlotte Smith David Smith Dick Smith Erline, 40, 55, 67, 65 Smith Eloise, 40 Smith Evelyn, 40, 82 Smith Freda, 59, 44, 58 Smith, Gene, End Page, 66, 67, 43, 47 Smith, Geneta, 45 Smith, Helen, 39 Smith, James, 45 Smith . John B-. Ir., Smith, 43 Smith, Nadine, Phyllis, 46 Smith, Randall, 36, 52, 56, 57, 47 Smith, Richard, 59 Smith, Shermalee, 41 Smith, Thelma, 40 Smith, Tilrnond, 11, 46 Smith, Willard Snedigar, Ernest Snider, Herbert Snodgress, James, 43 Solomon, Philip, 50 Southerland, Eva, 43 Southerland, Georgia, 43 Southwood, Bernice, 43 Spannuth, Annabelle, 45, 82 Spear, Jimmy, 73 Spears, Betty, 2 Spears, Earl Spencer, Donald, 59, 43 Spears, Richard Spera, Jim, 45, 53 Spicer, Paul, 40, 59, 11 Stairs, Dale, End Page, 67, 43 Stairs, Wilbur, 36, End Page, 10, 61, 66, 67, 65 Stanley. Harold, 2, 39, 52, 73, 75, 80 Stearns, Henry, 53 Stearns. 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Thirrman, Lillian Betty, , 45 Todd, Patricia, 45, 59 Todd, Vianna, 41 A Vannatta, Geraldine, 45, 56, 82 Vanzant, Robert, 29, 39, 59 Vaughn, limes, 50 Vaubght, Maxine, 36, Vaught, William, 41 ' 'VenclS,bWilbur, Rl, '61, .76, 78, 7 Vickers, Mr., 10, '20, 15 Q, Ixincent, Rual, 45 ' , f 5 Vinson, Thomas Vincent, Norman, 73, 75, 80 ViHan, Bob, 36, 52,ff59A Vogel, Mr., 19 '4' Vogel, Jimmy, 52, 59, 80, 44 W Stone dfbmy, 43 Swaps. . 12. Fi 5 oops., 36, 26, 81 2 ots, Bea rice,,15 -. ' 5 'P J otelmyery George 'L 'lf , 1 smut, mai, -asia 11 451, 5187, 43 - .is ' Strong, Gene, 40, 59, Sur-ber, V , 45 Summers,- ae 'Rf 44 1 'Q 'Supingergj , rlotte, 61, 43 Sutherland, 'Emma, 45 , Sutherland, H' ' 41 Sutton, Paul - : Sutton, Robert, Swazy, Mid, 22 swdliftj George, 65 Sweigart, John, Sweigaft, Mary Ann, '2, 67, 43 Swirri,'Doris, 45, 82 Swindell, Bonnie, 43 Symons, Maryellen, 6, 8, 36, 26 - f 52,' 54,62 ' .T Tapscott, Ruth, 50, 44, 59 Tarr, Donna, 44 Tarr. 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