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Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

 - Class of 1948

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He was loyal to his students always speaking of them as our boys 'and girls. He spent the major portion of his time in behalf of the children who later mourned his passing. We all feel that life has been made more worth while by having known Mr. Morgan. If our departed friend and educator could speak, he would use the words of that great poet, Tennyson. The Crossing of the Bar Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea.. But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep, Tums again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark: For tho' from out our boume of time and place, The flood may bear me far, I hone to see my pilot face to face, When I have crossed the bar. We the seniors of 1948. wish to dedicate our annual to the memory of our friend and teacher - - -- Herschel Morgan. FOREWORD With a strong desire and earnest thought we the class of '48 have attempted to portray within the covers of this book our fellow students and teachers as they pro- gress onward through the school year leaving their mark of friendship and love upon everyone they meet. It has been with earnest and tiring effort that we have completed this book under the masterful direction of Mr. Penrod. We have striven to portray to you the long list of organizations and activities of our school during the past year. A book, that today is a source of pleasing entertain- mentg tomorrow, it will hold a greater and deeper import- ance. Its likeness will describe a new message of pleasing memories and happy remembrances, which will have been made dearer by the passing of time. X Q x nm. 2 . ' I - at fAQ. I ' Ai -J ANAL My -' 3,- uj fglg-f1T'e ' N I f . '+ Q iif+341'4Xf'1'f1P'f42+ mga, ' L Z r lf541 t,i1l.fa:j f 6 l 'QQ . A lf' f 1.51 fxjviwfgf . A A . i .-1 ff' ' ga i f6'1 f J AX 13, ta xx x . ' A . . O' 4, - 0 Am - 5 'a', :Q N .N A .Q5:,,4i',-.f.0JG?f537'g7.i' R1'3'r . f .4. I 'n. ,f V A A , 'Q M 31- ' 1 W5 . A W' Q A f Q SR Q V, r lltf, 5 , My J' . M!sQ.?,kf:sSQP,::l fi. if 'y'M.s. 'A . '- . Q Mx: ggmjg 2,1 tibia - '5 g . L' 7?s:f3f3' N-L'--f5f'1 '. ,ly 3 ADMINISTRATION COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT ,PRINCIPAL Menu oc. Reed f Cllffvglj - French wx! f' ADVISORY - BOARU ,A . v fy - J Floyd Abraham Orville Brown Wood Leslie CENTER TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE HAMILTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE James Garrard John Lou HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY , f gf 4. be Mr. Dutro Mr. Stroup Mr. Gantz lst. Grade B. S. Degree B. S. Degree Elem. License Special Voc. Agric. Elem. 8x H. S. Mr. Brvwn Miss McCoskey B- S- Degree B. S. dz M. A. Degrees Phy. Ed., Industrial Arts English Library Science Social Science Art Mr. Newton B. S. Sz M. A. Degrees Math. Science 1 Q Miss Abraham MIS. Hughes B. S. Degree B. S. 8: M. A. Degrees Eng., Commercial Special Voc. Mrs Marcus RH0m5 C' Mr. Phillips f . s. Degree eg' meme B- A- Degree Mr. Miller Engllsh A. B. Sz M. A. Degrees Commercial Math, Phy- Ed- Science l, if lf J 'Y V I 1 ' ' I 0 Yp'l,4.f1-1-IQKQA '- ' 'J HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Penrod B. S. Sz M. A. Degrees fMr. Stebbins 1 B. S. Degree English Ph.y. Ed. Social Science Biology Miss Brown Ind- Arts B. S. Degree H. S. sic Mrs. Miller Office Secretary 1 Mr. Bixler B. S. Degree Phy. Ed. Social Science Lge N. iisiizili Eyssaligy l 'il Mrs. Beckner A. B. De ree Englisi Commerce Phy. Ed. License .V -Qi Mrs. Brinson lst. Grade Elem. License Mrs. Van Skyock A. B. .Degree Latin English Mrs. Duke Office Secretary F 1 .1 4 r 5. I 6 .4 4 Zi. ffii 5.-. fi ,S .,.'... fd...- . , nu, H19 :, ' . ML '1:j,w'. .. 1.-iv Z ff -. 98: - 'Q -.'.f,f -Lf Fig! QQ Q, .. ' P JJ, ,fx af rug, .. . I ..- T sv' . ' a' f ' ' ' P' v-1 ' .1 T 1T2..- 4 ,Jin-Ax -Q' 1 ,, 5. ... N. i -IN: 4 f'..,,- v, . ,'. .1 M' . ,ff -,I , , - Av.. ,f . .1-.IJ ., ' -A ,Nl -f,:1,-- .M ,..,. 2.1 1-' ' '9 ,J 1 -. .5- . 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Jim Riggin Jerry Branson George Irvin Robert Buchanan Editor of Captain of Captain of President of Panorama Basket Ball Football Class t Fo1t'l-wt Wgalter Amgcxison Paud . . .tor 8 Bobetnt EdKa' ssxgtailt i 1 Sa resid guff gsm tam o evxew fety eat el- Psiot Ya-no Coumfg' SENIOR OFFICERS Bob Buchanan - Being the most consci- George Smlth entious mcimber, Mag Qegugovlihguivuid 5:1225 t. he have ortune I of all without a doubt life's an ember. Perry Bixler Sponsor Herbert Snider - A friend of all, a foe of none. If Herbert can do it it's well done. XX UQ ,Qt Anna Louise Abraham Co-Sponsor Claude Huffer - While athletics rate hugh, Claude is an all around swell guy. '3 Gordon Morrison - If quietness was each- ing and you died from it, From Gordon you'd get the worst case of it yet. SENIOR '91 Norma Osborne - Is zgziet and sweet, A com ination that is hard to beat. Don Scott - Sue Muster - Don is a. nice little Sue is the possessor of guy, He doesn't say much charm and poise, much, he's awful shy. She has the friendship of both girls and boys. Vernon Eiler - Being short gives Ver- Ngngy Lord ... non a disadvantage, But With the pe and fun with Gloria at his side of threg or Fgur, Nm- We think he will man- cy's the gal determined 880- for more. Arden Miller - Jack Riggin - Drawing is tops with One of the easy going Artie you know, As an few, You'll find Jack artist he's the best in with a light heart too. the senior row. ' Rex Morgan - SENIOR Bob Parsons - Never makes a peep, He's in the assembly sound asleep. Rex believes weight lifting is a serious thing, But it's one sure way those muscles to bring. Bonnie Jo Deaton - Always smiling, always gay, Your life will' be brighter when she passes your way. Norma Emenhiser -' In her you'1l find a friend so strong, She'll take your sorrows and make a song. Carl 0'dell - At some things he's 8'00d, at sports hel's best, But when it comes to Lois he forgets the rest. Jim Riggin - His ambition in life we will have to guess, From Who's Who you'1l read of his friendliness. Carol Riess - As life goes on it's endless way, It becomes dearer to Carol day by day. Ileonard Hickey - A quiet boy who takes his time, He will take your picture anytime. MW SENIOR if c M I Bob Foltz - Bob is the boy who will succeed, He does is sort of tall, Although Dick Brown - With all the subjects Dick is taking, He's surely a professor in the making. Y ii? Jane Crusius -- Now here is a girl who is sort of tall, although she's listless she is liked by all. Joanne Wesley - lf it's singing, speak- mg or volley ball, Her skill and charm will top them all. Mary Clevenger - A life on skates would be just her dish, Espe- cially if it it included handsome Bud Fish. Cyrus Paul - To Indianapolis in a half hour or less, Is his ambition we must confess. Don Kennedy - Often called 'Frankie by the younger set, He would walk a mile,, a piano to get. Eugene Dougan - One of the many in the class of '48, We find him too busy to have time to wait. Willis Hunnicutt - SENIOR WM Muriel Williams - Although he's slow and We have f0l1r1d. Is One sometimes sad, His swell gal to have a- smile's so sweet he can- round. not be bad. Barbara Ray - Barbara throughout life will carry, The right to live, to love, and be merry. Jerry Branson - Of all the sports tha Jerry can play, He will still like baseball when h.e's old and grey. 16 Q. A n J Mansfield To Joan we contribute a lovely voice, To be in radio or movies, is her choice. .nmiiixliw Weldon Yoder - The class will part and the year will end, But Edward Fish - Here we have the clas- s's handsome Bud Fish, Fun with a car would be his last wish. Robert Tudor - School is school but Weldon will always re- fun is it, Robert's the main a friend. boy who's really a wit. Walter Anderson - Andy is a blushing guy, We can't understand it, he isn't shy. Betty Robertson - Likes anything that's done, Because she's the kind that enjoys fun. SENIOR - M W Rosie Lane - To Rosie, life's a very lively thing, We wish her all the happiness that it will bring. John Harty - John is a boy that has always been fair, But we'll remember him most for his curly blonde hair. Jim Fyfe - Height and weight are unimportant things, It's what's in the heart that happiness brings. WE THE GRADUATES My 'George Irvin - George's friendship we all hold high, Mainly because he's one swell ZW- - Once again the curtain of time has fallen, and it is time for another class to graduate. This time it is our class. We take leave of dear old Royerton with a mixed feeling of joy and sorrow combined. During the last twelve years we have learned to work and play together. We shall cherish many beautiful memories of our stay here. To our parents and our teachers, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for your untiring efforts spent in our behalf. May we, now in tum, find our places in the conmmunity and start paying our debt by helping other boys and girls. To the students of Royerton, as we leave you, may we wish you the very best. We sincerely hope that your endeavors in school will prove to be as enjoyable and profitable as ours have been. We will be backing you to reach newer and higher planes of achievement. THE SENIORS SENIOR ACTIVITIES Walter Anderson-Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Journalism 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. Jerry Branson-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Editor of Royerton Review 4: Class Vice-President 2:-Hi-Y 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. Dick Brown-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Football 4: 4-H 3, 4: Journalism 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Agriculture Club 3. Robert Buchanan-Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 4: Hi-Y 3: Agriculture Club 3: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 3: Journalism 4. Mary Rose Clevenger-Latin Cl-ub 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Library Staff 2. 3: 4-H 1:, 2: Small Town Romeo 3. Jane Crusius--Future Homemaker State Officer 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 8. 4: Latin Club 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Bible 4: Journalism 4. Bonnie Deaton-Latin Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Library Staff 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1. 2, 3, 4: Yell Leader 4. Eugene Dougan-Commercial Club 3, 4: Journalism 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 4. Vernon Eiler-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Journ- alism 4: Hi-Y 3. ' Norma Emenheiser-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bible 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Girl's Varsity Team 4. Robert Foltz-Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secre- tary 2: Class Vice-President 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Agriculture Club 3: Hi-Y 3: Dramatics Club 3: Small Town Romeo 3: Journalism 4. Jim Fyfe-Chorus 4: Track, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Hi-Y 3: Latin Club 4. . ,I John Harty- Small Town Romeo 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: 4-H 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Journalism 4: Intramural 1, 4. Leonard Hickey-Hi-Y 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Jourifilism 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural 1, 2, 3, 4. Claude Huffer-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: President of Health Council 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Hi-Y 3: Commercial Club 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Journalism 4. Willis Hunnicutt-Football 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES George Irvin-Captain of Football 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H' 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Leader 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: State Choir 4: Cloverleaf Quartette 1. 2: Barbershop Quartette 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Journalism 4: Agriculture Club 3, 4. Don Kennedy-Chorus 4: Yell Leader 4: Dramatics Club 4: Journalism 4: Intramural 4: State Choir 4: Barber Shop Quartette 4. Rosemary Lane-Journalism 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Office Staff 1. Nancy Lord-Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Girl's Varsity Team 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Chorus 3, 4. Joan Mansfield-Band 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bible 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Journalism 4: Office Staff 4: Girl's Varsity Team 4. Arden Miller-Journalism 4: Barber Shop Quartette 4: Ca e Worker 4: Hi-Y 3: ghcgus 35 45: Commercial Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bibie 2, 3, 4: Library Staff : ep u . A ' Rex Morgan-Commercial Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Football 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Intramural 4. Gordon Morrison-Commercial Club 3, 4: Library Staff 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Journalism 4. Sue Carol Muster-Chorus 4: Sextette 4: Bible 4: Commercial Club 4: Journalism 4. Carl O'Dell-Commercial Clu'b 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. Norma Anne Osborne-F.H.A. 3. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4:-Commercial Club 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Journalism 4: Girl's Varsity Team 4. Bob Parsons-Basketball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Chorus 4: Intramural 4: Agriculture Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Yell Leader 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Baseball 2. l 1 Cyrus Paul--Track 3. 4: Cross Country 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Journalism 4. Barbara Ray-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Library Staff 2, 3: Girl's Varsity Team 3. ' Carol Riess--Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, I4: 4-H 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,- 4: Small Town Romeo 3: Secretary of Health Council 4: Girl's Varsity Team 3, 4. Jack Riggin-Basketball 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural 1, 2: Baseball 2: Journalism 4. Jim Riggin-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Editor of Panorama 4: Football 4: Basketball Manager 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. Betty Robertson-Commercial Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Office Staff 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Varsity Team 3, 4. Donald Scott-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Small Town Romeo! 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Library Staff 2. George Smith-Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Class Vice-President 4: Intramural 1, 2: Journalism 4. Herbie Snider-Commercial Club 3, 4: Journalism 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: Class Secretary 4. Robert Tudor-Commercial Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Journalism 4: Cross-Country 4: Track 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. Joanne Wesley-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 1: Commercial Club 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Vice-President of Health Council 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Girl's Varsity .Team 3, 4: Journalism 4. Murriel Williams-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Office Staff 4: Girl's Varsity Team 4: Journalism 4. Weldon Yoder-Horseshoes 2, 3: Softball 4: Hi-Y 3: Commercial Club 3, 4: Journalism 4. CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time, twelve long years ago Mrs. Brinson was greeted by 13 very intelligent faces belonging to the graduating class of 48 . The people behind those faces were Dick Brown, Rosemary Lane, Claude Huffer, George Irvin, Leonard Hickey, Mary Rose Clevenger, Jack Riggin, Jim Riggin, Willis Hunnicutt, Carl O'Dell, Don Scott, Don Kennedy, George Smith. The second grade was taught by Miss Bell. We were joined by Bonnie Deaton from Washington and Arden Miller from Garfield. Our third grade was divided into two groups, it was taught by Mrs. Quick and Miss Whisman. This year we were joined by: Joanne Wesley from McKinley, John Harty from Selma, Bob Tudor from Gaston, Weldon Yoder from North Grove, Bob Buchanan from Selma: and John Mansfield from Burris. Jerry Branson came from Longfellow in the fourth grade. The teachers were Mrs. Post, East building and Miss Brooks the West building. Poor Miss Richardson and Mrs. Fredericks, by the time we reached the fifth grade we had very definite ideas on life. Our bulletin board was decorated with love notes. Our new people, Gordon Morrison from Cloverdale, Carol Riess from Jefferson, Barbara Ray from Eaton, Bob Parsons from Da1eville.' Mrs. Brinson thought she had gotten rid of us, but we were back. Mrs. Briner taught the other sixth grade. New members: Betty Robertson and Bob Foltz came from Selma, Walter Anderson from McKinley, Herbie Snider from Eaton, Vernon Eiler from Jefferson. Seventh Grade. We finally got in the big assembly. Mrs. Brinson got promoted with us. Cyrus Paul joined us from Jefferson. We won our Jr. High tourney in the 8th grade. Mrs. Brinson was our sponsor. By now we were old Freshmen. Nancy Lord and Rex M.organ joined us from Hartford City. George Smith and Cyrus Paul are back with us. Norma Emenhiser came from Wilson. Miss Atkinson was our sponsor. We got our class sweaters in our Sophomore year. We gave a skating party this year. Jim Fyfe joined us from Terre Haute. Mr. Brinkley was our sponsor. We gave a Carnival and the play Small Town Romeo in our Junior year. Our sponsors were Mr. Bixler and Miss Abraham. We bought our class rings. New stu- dents were Norma Osborne and Jane Crusius from Central. After twelve years we have finally reached the Senior row in the assembly. Our sponsors are again Miss Abraham and Mr. Bixler. We took our Senior trip to New York City and Washington D. C. and gave our Senior Play A Date with Judy . We also put out the school paper the Royerton Review and the Panorama . Our two new students are Sue Carol Muster from Center and Don Kennedy from Central. Wig? cw,-5,,,6q,,,, ,mf Cya Q.5 wR1kw , W, fjmgzwa W uf 2, VVXQESQ ml 592 0 qw W an MWQG 66 W Q gm, TWP? il? YM ga SENIOR THE BOYS SIGHTSEEING E1 OUR G PATRIOTISM It was a beautlful picture to behold the Senior Class of Royerton on the morning of September 5, 1947, as they stood at the fcot of the colossal Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island, New York Harbor. Many of the members of the class may never have this opportunity again. However, may each boy and each girl resolve to live a life endeavoring to spread liberty, justice, and peace to all mankind. Let us hope that it will .be possible for us to realize the meaning of what the father of one of the Senior boys meant when he said to his son, You may have seen the Statue of Liberty, but I tell you son, it meant more to me than anything' in all the world when I returned from World War I. Do we Americans really appreciate our freedom? We sincerely hope all the rest of you boys and girls of Royerton may have this grand privilege. W frfi-WM' SQFMIIFMQM W 'I' Wy Mfff .Q my JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the latter part of the year 1937, an inter- esting first grade class was on its way to acquire an education through school. Starting to schgol in the East building they were transferred shortly to a new and bigger building which they are now attending. Those remaining in the junior class are the following: Robert Strahan, Lois Stradling, Don Riggin, Marjorie Kiger, Patty Rowland, Wayne Morris, Roberta Dougan, Carl Yohey, George Har- ley, Jo Ann Nelson, Richard Hedges, Eleanor Jen- kins, Clyde Thornburg, Sue Mills, Everett O'Dell, Jane Brand, and Joan Brand, Paul Umbarger. and Bob Huffman, who have gone through a lot together the past ten years. They have been working hard this year: car- nival. play, and ice cream sales, to secure funds for the Senior trip, to which they are all looking forward. 4.1 CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS First Row-Pat Tooley. Second Row-Ruby Fuson, Clyde Thornburg Jr., Sue Mills, Richard Hedges, June Arment. Third Row-Don Riggin, Phyllis Hoskins, Bob Justus, Eleanor Jenkins, Marvin Martzall. Fourth Row-Doris Nelson, Marvin Johnson, Janice Cary, Charles Hendericks. Roberta Dougan. Fifth Row-Wayne Morris, Mary Holland, Carl Yohey, Betty Smith, Virgil Lowe. First Row-Gloria Dunn, George Harley, Char- line Keller, Jack Park, Patricia Wright. Boys' TwoFRobert I-lnffman, Yolanda Dailey, c i r.1,, f, Row Three-Lois Stradling, Don DeWees, Barbara Green, Robert Strahan, Jane Brand. Row Four-Kenneth Parks, Patricia Rowland, James Woods, Barbara Hickey, Everett O'De l. Row Five-Barbara Blanton, Paul Umbarger, Betty McCord, Herb Shidler, Joan Brand. Row Six-Dave Craw, Carol Hole, Howard Hesson, Phyllis Morgan, Jack Wiseman. Row Seven-Eula Mae Hammond, Logan Bergdoll, Helen Humbert, Herbert Kimble, Marjorie Kiger. Row Eight-Dick Fancher, Jo Ann Nelson, Ross Humbarger, Frances Reynolds, Jim Fadley. Class- SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE HISTORY Our enrollment this year is eighty-four. The new members are: Shirley Strong, Norma Hole, Peggy Vor- hees, Hazel Stafford. and Lowell Westervelt, who has returned after leaving us in the eighth grade. Those who have withdrawn are: Mary McDonald, William Franklin, George Lowe, and Albert Jones. We chose Mr. Stebbins as our sponsor and Miss Brown as co-sponsor. Mr. Stebbins was our sponsor in our fresh- men year also. Our officers are: George Anderson, presi- dent: Jean Reiss, vice presidentg Jan Madill, secretaryg and Travis Miller, treasurer. We have had two skating parties this year at the Armory which was managed by Mr. Griffy. Both skating parties were a great success. We are planning to have another skating party in January. A Sophomore intramural basketball team has been organized by Phillip Sprinkle. Not in theJpicture: Eleanor Janeway, Alberta ones, Jack Tobias, Peggy Vorhees. ld CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS bert Rhea. Faye McKillip, Carl Acker, Fern McKillip, Jack Hammond. Second Row-Betty Stanley, Phil Sprinkle, Mary McDonald, Vir- gilean Cook, John Dull, Nancy Schesky. Third Row-Janet Riggin, Don Dougan, Rhoda Dungan, Mary Jenkins, Jackie Decker, Shirley Strong. Fourth Row-Virginia Hanger, Bill Berry. Joyce Habbeger, Ray- mond Parsons, Jackie Walker. First Row-Carolyn Antrim, Ro- First Row-Joyce Williams, Don Morris, Beverly Smullen, Gilbert Bushey, Martha Falls, Virgil Bea- son. Second Row-John Pickell, Jan Ma- dill, Leon Janeway, Beverly Buff- ington, George Lowe, Helen Miller. Third Row-Barbara French, Harold Anthony, Georgiana Tobis, Donald Lawson, Joella Long, Gerald Hend- ricks. Fourth R--ow-Cleon Fulhart, Vita Dobb, Forest Waters, Mary Taylor, George Holt, Jackie Sue Jackson. Fifth Row-Alice Yohey, Max Locke, Jean Reiss, Don Fyfe, Betty Stan- ley, Goble Poe. Sixth Row-Don W1',qins, Lorretta Patterson, Orville Clements, Bar- bara Robertson, George Anderson, Norma Hole, Seventh Row-Ruth Stafford, Travis Miller, Betty Clevenger, Charles Ray, Phyllis McCord, DeWayne Dawson. Eighth Row-Earl Miller, Marilyn Kirkham, Fred Parsons, June Dun- gan, James Watson, Georgetta Mc- Clure. Ninth Row--Virginia Miller, Bill Moulton, Edith Stevens, Foster Hdbert, Betty Favors, Jerry Mc- Connel. Tenth Row-Horace McClure, Louise Dowdy, James Vester, Joyce Mans- field, Bob Smith. Class- FRESHMEN FRESHMEN HISTORY We, the freshmen class of fifty-one, started in the first grade with an enrollment of ninety-four, in the year of nineteen thirty-nine. Now as freshmen we have eighty- - one. We had a class meeting and drew names for the Christmas exchange. which is December 19th. December 80 we decided to have a skating party at Gaston to which we invited the public. We are now planning our Biology trip to Chicago, but there are quite a number of things to be talked over. The freshmen class is very proud of our freshmen team. They have played two and lost one. There are three players off the team at present and it is a great loss to us and our team. The freshmen G.A.A. are to be initiated the week after we are back from our Christmas vacation. Everyone has cooperated and we are sureit will be a verv successful year, and the years to follow. Not in the picture-Ogene Wil- liams, Ronald Benner, Norman Ray Bush. H CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS First Row-Shirley Bunner, Billy Fisher, Glenna Sue Thompson, Carolyn Abraham, Bob Chisman, Marilyn McCreery. Second Row-Wiladean Claspell, Leslie Jones, Rhoda Collins, Ro- berta Lane, John Claspell, Mable Reagan. Third Row-Judy Miller, Donald Armstrong, Betty Clouse, Norma Cary, Tom Weakly, Peggy Mc- Killip. EIGHTH At the beginning of the 1947-48 school year there were 86 students in the eighth grade. Since that time we have lost the following members from withdrawals: Cottar Elkins, Evelyn Jett, Billy McDonald, Evelyn Mc- Henry and Max Mullins. We have also gained three new members. They are John Colsten who was transferred from the seventh grade, David Battas who formerly at- tended the Eaton School, and Jerry Swartz who was a former Royerton student and who attended Blaine school during the first part of the school year. The teachers who were appointed as sponsors to assist the class in their activities of the year are Mr. Dutro and Miss McCosky. On the afternoon of December 10, 1947 the class enjoyed their first party. There was a movie The Cour- ageous Mr. Penn. At the close of the party, refreshments were served. Not in the picture-Don Swartz, Ruby Thompson, Nancy Under- hill, David Battas. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS First Row-Marilyn Gene Mills, Franklin Garton, Mary Largent, Glen Dougan, Jane McKillip. Second Row-Janice Locke, Harry Vest, Ruth Walker, Helen' Shep- herd, Charles Davis. Third Row-Dick Green, Carolyn Brand, Norma Meranda, Betty Franklin, Delilah Batt, Arthur Maze. Fourth Row-Evelyn McHenry, Don Miller, Ann Haskins, Billy McDonald, Mary McFadden, Duane Clements. First Row-Donnie Smith, Lois Pease, Malcolm Brown, Norma Huffer, James LeBeau, Rhea Jean Smith. Second Row-Sally Rarrick, John Monroe, Wanda Dummitt, Virgil Paul, Marilyn Mills, Chuck Wel- der. Third Row-John Strahan, Ruth Beaty. Charles Mann, Laura Wilhelm, Wayne Landis, Beth Ann Brown. Fourth Row-Patricia Smith, Don Siferd, Rosella Coates, Richard Dragoo, Kathleen Schramm. Al- an Crooks. Fifth Row-Wayne Janeway, Dor- thy Smullen, Rodney Miller, Anna Lowe, Virgil Green, Wil- lean Fuson. Sixth Row-Joan Brothers, Nel- son Modglin, Delores McClure, James Ervin, Peggy Collins, Vernon Nelson. Seuenth Row-Leon Miller, Pat- ricia Johnson, Frederick Huff- man, Jackie Ellis, Charles Kiger, Martha Holland. Eighth Row-Myrtle Harty, Ber- nard 0'De1l, Ethel Hoskins, George McIntyre, Janis Buress, Haro d Buchanan. Ninth Row-Martha Deaton, Joe Upchurch, Norma Davis, Mar- garet Parks, Carrol Smith, Vivian Meer. Tenth Row-Mary Rousey, Lucy Anacher, Thelma Smith, Jackie DeBord, Evelyn Harper, Wil- liam Pendleton, Class First Row-Dwight Thornburg, Barbara Humbert, Richard Ri- ley, Marilyn Crampton, Robert Herbert, Lou Ann Cassell. Second Row-Marilyn Davis, Billy Barnett, Nancy McCord, Ray Landis, Nancy Shaffer, Gary Mansfield. Fhird Row-James Harper, Evelyn Ketchem, Bobbie Coates, Margie Clouse, Curtis Nelson, Frances Asbury. Fourth Row-Beverly Smith, Ed- ward Alley, Nancy Joyce, LeRoy Modglin, Sally Watt, Ronald Mixell. Fifth Row-William Maddy, Janet Stephenson, Roger Benner, Glenda Miller, Douglas DeBord, Evelyn Jett, Sixth Row-Evelyn Grocost, John Colsten, Mary Jean Leamon, Billy Jones, Jackie Zehner, Norman Bright. Seventh Row-Gordon Hunt, Etta- belle King, Billy Jenkins, Phyl- lis Hammond, Billy Cone, Car- olyn Fyfe. Eighth Row-Patricia Bice, Dick Riggin, Carolyn Anderson, Lynn Turner, Norma Branson, Paul Kem. Ninth Row-Dick Davis, Francis Vester, John Laycock, Betty Thompson, Kent Trehearne, Dorothy Atchley. Tenth Row-Ethel Rose, Gilbert Gunckel, Janice Hall, Billy Polk, Virginia Brown, Cotter Elkins. GRADE SEVENTH SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY At the beginning of the year this group assembled for the first time as one class. They -looked to Mrs. Brinson and Mr. Gantz as their sponsors. There were many guestiops to be answered and special guidance given be- ore the new schedule became a working program for the group. Early in the term it was agreed to pay class dues of 10c per month. This money was to be used for class parties of which the group have one each semester. The average enrollment is 90. The withdrawals have been Albert Cummins, Jack Reynolds and Thelma Pember- ton. The new members to the class are Charlotte Rousch, Laura Spencer. Wilma Runion and Sylvester Cooper. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS -wav' ,na Y! First Row-Sandra Hiatt, John Sours, Jo Ann Sims, Robert Anacker, Judy Halk. Second Row-Gilbert Mclntire, Ilene Martzell, Harold Smith, Barbara Goode, Ronald Ratliff, Marilyn Rowland. Third Row-Virginia Addington, Carl Green, Thelma Pimberton, Willie Perdue, Mary Jo Madill. Howard Watson. Fourth Row-David McGriff, Cleo Mansfield, Jack Dungan, Carol Robertson, Donnie Swartz, Phyl- lis Long. First Row-John Miller, Janet McCord, Donald Nelson, Mary Buchanan, Billy Wilhelm, Lois Watson. Secnnd Row-Sharon Schaffer, Austin Patterson, Nancy John- son, John Burt, Virginia Her- bert, John Balle. Third Row-Harold Tharp, Bev- erly Fogle, Jack Reynolds, Glo- ria Eller, Phillip Brand, Delma Wagner. Fourth Row-Jo Ann Lawson, Teddy Fancher, Betty Moore, Albert Cummings, Betty Ellis, Charles Robertson. Fifth Row-Donald Rees, Mary Staggs, Melvin Harker, Thea- dora Sites, Norma Mclntire, Jerry Davis. Sixth Row-Marilyn Chisman, Ronald Flick, Caroline Limle, James Dawson, Jean Addington, George Thornburg. Seventh Row-Richar Fruitt, Ber- yle Ritcherson, Byron Humbar- ger, Patty Herbert, Ralph. Smith, Sylvester Cooper. Eighth Row-Sara Morgan, John Beal, Carolyn Watters, Billy Lawson, Shirley Collins, Don- ald Gray. 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I I-hw y 'I 7, . 1 if f '1 L l ' T , v-1 J A1 -J-4 First RowfClifford Owens, Peg- gy Gunegill, Sue Paulson, Imo- gene Crouse. Second- 'ROW'-Nancy Perry, Louise Mclntlre, Wanona Thompson, Monica Wright, Joyce Edwards, Helen Sue Penrod. Third Row--Janet Evans, Freda Mae Bailey, Nancy Shreve, Mar- jorie Coates, Dorthy Hiatt, Pat- sey Christens. Fourth Row-Sara Mills, Carl Bon- ner, Jo Ann Rig-gin, Billie Meier Wanda Alley, Stanley Wampleri Fifth Row--Kenneth Meer, Patty Burt, Robert Miller, Dorthy Locke, Merril Hiatt, Joyce Clev- enger. Sixth Row--Shirley Decker, Fred McKillip, Patricia Holland, James Laycock, Helen Warner, Charles McClure. Seventh Row-Roger Park, Sally Maxwell, Lewis Heaton, Ruth- anna Polk, Marvin Conn, Delores Stacey. Eighth Row-Geraldine Bullock, James Cash, Barbara Johnson, Donald Boyd, Beverly Stephens, Charles La-urgent. First Row-Oneal West, James Dalton, Garland Smith, Forest Dumall, Joseph Malcolm. Second Row-J. C. Harty, Rosa- lyn Turner, Larry McCabe, Tom- my Hoskins, Jackie Sue Taylor, Marshall Tobias. Third Row-Kent Moore, Evelyn Stinnet, Marvin Sours, Robert Hole, Mary Ellen Steinke, Jack Roberts. Fourth Row-Elvis Scales, Mary Etta Claspell, John Wolfe, Jack Stanley, Lavell Lilly, James Honn. Fifth Row-Rex Stinnet, Paula Jetmore, Calvin Richards, Bill Davis, Joyce Jones, William Monroe. Sixth Row-John Bradly, Caroline Sue Barnett, Frederick Vester, Richard Tooley, Lobedia Batt, Fiankie Resler. Seventh Row- William Mixell, Wanda West, John Hillery, John King, Judy Stephenson, Morris Turner. Eighth Row-Sammy Hedges, Ida Lou Cook, Robert Lilly, Richard Manring, Patricia Lowe, Jack Tracy. SIXTH GRADE Mr. Morgan Not in the picture--Max Abrell Edgar Miller, Jack Murphy John Reynolds, Minnie Howe Edith, Lykins. -pr '4 ,J 4' E 1 Not in Picture-Wilbur Ratliff, Frank Twpedv, .Tosenh Rousch. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Morris Q 1 Miuff lic. J , - VZ , 15.4 .. 2 2 ,, 1. ri sw 4-L -- , t, L , . , v V A V ' 'W' ' ' W -kyle -0 v:v FF' First Row-Harold Wallar, Bev- erly Jones, Larry Joe Kennedy, Ruth Ellen Burt, Jack Beeson, Phyllis Kiger. Second Row--Nancy Holt, Fred- erick Meeker, Beverly Riggin, Billy Ellis, Maryjean Hudson, Richard Stevens. Third Row-Carl Janeway, Nancy Erhart, John Sprinkle, Rube Rose, Richard Bunner, Janet Watkins. Fourth Row-Ruby Jo Scott, Har- vey Hornbaker, Barbara Perry, Richard Dougan, Marilyn Yates, Max Miller. Fifth Row-Don Irving, Carolyn Sue Lawson, Richard Craw, Janet Sue Allen, David Madill, Kay Hurst, Sixth Row-Jane Jouce, John Strong, Darlene Roth., Larry Leslie, Janette Layrock, James Moore. Seventh Row-Sharon Lindemann, Larry Lee Brandon, Norma Janeway, Donald Ebritfe,: Joy Ann Miller. First Row-Robert DeBore, Bar- bara Clements, Barry Mixell, Harold Garton, Mary Lou Jus- tus, Joe Watt. Second Row-Luckey Maze, Jackie Carpenter, David Henry, Alvin ,Sours. Marilyn Jones, Marilyn Gunckel. Third Row-Charles Claspell, Donna Stirrvalt, James Hendee, Jack DeBord, Martha Smith, Clay Davis. Fourth Row-Johnny Franklin, Lenora Autrey, Roy Davis, Ed- ward Everroad, Vergie Ander- son, Wiley Moneyham. Fifth Row-Alfred Wilhelm, Patsy Hutchens, Tommy Nelson, Bobby Clark, Irene Shaw, Junior Bry- ant. Sixth Row-Joy Greer, Neil Hall, Mary Ellen Frogge, Wilma William, Sonny Marks, Ida Hisel. Seventh. Row-Janet Colter, Larry Edwards, Susan Hiatt, Eddie Hayden, Norma Howe, Joyce Parton. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Dutro Not in Picture-Lois Lee, Mona Smith, Opal Smith, Frederica Writtenhouse, Michael Sphr, Phyllis King. sd' t, ... -,., S, . ' - , ' I 3 '-i f -- ff ' - ' Q, . ID 1- ,sr A ij, F, if , .gd sa , .- ., Not in the icture-Robert Good- ing, Bever y Burden, Janice Mc- Y Keighen. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Young x.,J Q14 1 -of -5 fi -,Z l -.AY First Row-Alice Colsten, Carol Enterkin. Second Row-Arlenia Sherwood, ,Rose Reynolds, Barbara Sills, Aloyse Dull, Shirley Miller, Ruth Tobias. 'I'hird Row-Phyllis Shirey, Phil- lip Shelby, Nettie Everroad, Harry Smith, Juanette Kidwell, Rebecca Hiatt. Fourth Row-Bobby Beal, Viola Bailey, David Brown, Phyllis Elair, ,Jerry Jester, Patsy Har- er. Fifth Row-Mary Mitchell, Ralph Collins, Barbara Goldman, Ron- ,-I nie Smith, Mary Durnal, Don Walker. Sixth Row-Jerry Horner t- , Pa ricia Goode, Dustin Wa mire, Sharon Sayers, Virgil liittle, Helena Johnson. Seventh. Row-Alice Futrell, Jack Miller, Judy Bowser, Bill Brand, Shirley Dungan, Fred Ritche- son. Eighth Row--Frankie Cavanaugh, andra Oliver, Richard Robert- son, Betty Jones, Jerry Gruell, Anna Berry. First Row-Alice Billiard, Mar- lene Mitchell, Sue Joyce, Alice Daugherty Second Row-Rose Fenwick, James Wheeler, Marline Knight, David Mahoney, Erma McCalister, William Edrington. Third Row-John Hartmeyer, Bar- bara Doerr, Gene Canner, Betty Deadman, Paul Laycock, Bar- bara Cox. Fourth Row-Martha McClure, Gail Roth., Phyllis Miller, John Polk, Catherine Cecil, Gerald Johnson. Fifth Row- R o b e r t Huffman, Jayne Beeson, Larry Deaton, Mary Walker, Clarence Jett, Nedra Wagmere. Sixth Row-Peggy Stebbins, Rich- ard French, Patricia Smelser, Rolland Stephens, Nancy Pav- ilik, Jay Beeson. Seventh Row-Robert Scott, Jac- qualin Dodson, Kent Riggin, Jean- ette Hornbaker, John Bonner, Rosemary Humbert. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Arthur Not in picture-Pat Hisle, Robert Davis, Billy Davis. f-vas., ,av XJ ff FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Fredricks Not in the picture-Shirley Crump, Claiton Jordon, Rex Rees. 1 'LJ L First Row-Dean Flick, Emilie Monroe, Jimmy Johnson, Janice Robertson, Billy Sours. Second Row-Anita Resler, Gerald Nelson, Betty Siloski, Patsy Stisphenson, Darrell Grak, Janet Bateman. Third Row-Johnnie Perdue, Cecile Mitchell, Ray Mixell, Judith Mendinhall, Tommy Brown, Dor- thy Durham. Fourth, Row-Patty Bird, Billy Bryant, Janet Compliment, An- son Tooley, Sandra Sayers, Jack Chapman. Fifth Row-Keith Salisbury, De- ana Arment, Billie Cooper, Wan- da Winner, Philip Bebout, Judy Howard. Sixth Row-Darlene Grieves, Bar- bara Abrell, Jerry Clouse, Kay Tracy. James Lowe, Anna Lou Giesman. - Seventh Row-Rex Sparks, Mary Goldman, Donald Clements, Dor- -othy Staggs, Jay Tobias, Patty Dawson. First Row-Philip Smith, Robert Murphy, Carolyn Persinger, Gerald Shelby, Lansil Davis. Second Row-Phyllis Powers, Tom- my Wineinger, Nila Locke, Er- nest Vest, Beth. Ann Wolfe, Carl Harrison. Third Row- Lester Estep, Shirley Norris, David Smith, Marilyn Blythe. Herschel Lawton, Bar- bara Smith. Fourth Row-Doris Underhill, Er- nest Keys, Barbara Jones, Max grand, Patricia New, Donald o t. Fifth Row-Jerry Hess, Sue Brad- ley, Isaac Hunt, Sonia Landis, Floyd Bird, Sigumond Anacker. Sixth Row-Marie Clements, Eu- gene Autry, Joyce McFadden, Bobby Farrell, Ph.y1lis Honn, Albert Modglin. Seventh Row-Travis Waymire, Jackie Hunt, Charles Noble, Connie Smith, Hugh Herbert, Mary Reitenour. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Gill Not in the picture-Lolletta Apple gate. 'wwf '17 -gf-'J Not in the picture-Gordon' Long, Judy Simmons, Diana Nixon, Arvin Kirby, Sara Rousch, Norma Locke, John Lilly. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Quick . Lk 'QB ,r biwbl -1' Qi' F' t Row-Ruth Ellen Graves, lgsarbara Walls, John Mills. Marilyn Moore. Second Row--Janet Ebrite, Maxie Stacey. Mary Wheeler, Anita Ellis, Harry Maish, Gloria Brandon. Third Row-Janett Cassell, Donald Kiger, Alice Kain, Kenneth Smith, Willoughby Fensel, Del- bert Manes. Fourth Row-James Bowser, Helen Cunningham, Russell Marling, Mary Burt, Joe Walker, Lois Chisman. Fifth Row-Leonard Clevenger, Domnolea Smeker, G o r d o n Wright, Lucinda Shirey, Charles Bechdolt, Patty Shreve. Sixth Row-Judy Clark, Tommy Livingston, Marilyn Sue Polk, David Miller, Rita Kemmer, Gerald Paine. Seventh Row-Phillip McKillip, Nila Emenhiser, Allen Teboe, Nellie Edrington, Joe Connon, Sharon Doerr. First Row-Darrell Farshee, Geor- gianna Perry. Second Row-Leroy Smith, Jackie Crump, Sidney Barnes, James Vorhees, Betty HOWG, Mickey Mixell. Third Row-George Bailey, Caro- lyn Ritcheson, Tommy Chandler, Charles Anderson, Kaye Pass- water, Donald Henry. Fourth Row-Michael Evans, Bon- nie Johnson, Dewaine Waters, Larry Hillery, Virginia Beal, Jimmy Atchley. Fifth Row-Max Mills, Patsy Little. Gordon Wineinger, Ron- ald Perry, Betty Atchley, Ogal Claspell. Sixth Row- Don Kem, Sylvia Curry, David Green, Jerry Hill- ery, Dixie Holbert, Billy Winney. Seventh Row-Mac McFadden, Betty Lewis, Guy Konkle, How- ard Holland, Judith Wine, Carl Noble. Eighth Row-James Malone, Dena Cooper, Mike Smith, Ima Cooper, Charles King, Imogene Coates. Not in picture-Howard Estep Glen Proctor, Betty Sours, Di- anna Davis, Charles Spencer. Not in picture-Phyllis Crump, Edward Parton, Wilma Reagan, Charles Lamb, Leoma Russill, Jon S ahr, Wilma Franklin, Ed- die iachary, Nancy Gooding, Laveta Yoder. TW 1 A I JJ 4-x I' f XY: KVA. -l' .a sv 'AR First Row-Tommy Bruin. Second Row-Duane Johnson, Cari olyn Kidwell, Dwaine Collins Carolyn Stafford, Audrey Har- less, Larry Smoot. Third Row-Janet Ray, Jeralc Thompson, Marcella Shaw, Ken- neth Finchum, Joyce Sallee John Davis. Fourth Row- Richard Reeder Mary Stout, Elbert Hedges Rosa Kidwell, William Modglin Nancy New. Fifth Row-Betty Lou Young John Case, Jane Wilson, Ken. neth Fogle, Beverly Hbskins Douglas Reed. Slxth ROW-Jerry Collins, Phyllis Hedges, Larry Owens, Peggy Chism, Charles West, Kaye Clements. Seventh Row-Francine Horner gaul glcllntire, Shirley Grievasl ene re ea , Sh ' ' Robert Everrlorgd. atom Owens' Eighth Row-Richard Hall, Mar- lens -gvriion, Jerry Mefflin, Pat- F1012 a .D n s - lis Salisbizryarre Wm' Phyl w First Row-Judy Leslie, Earl Clements, Sandra Hendricks, Steven Maish, Carol Swoveland, Winston Davis, Second Row-Billy Poland, Julic Evans, Montie Hall, Wilma Johnson, Raymond Norrical, Ed- na McCalister. Third Row-Dixie Adams, Larry Jones, Marsha Allen, Warren Groscost, Judith Laycock, Dan- iel Green. Fourth Row-James McHenry, Patty Tobias, Larry Shirey, Janice I-Iunnicutt, D o n a 1 d Holmes, Sharon Mansfield. Fifth Row-Marilyn Daugherty, James Rumfelt, Ina Joyce Hoff- man, Wayne Lamm, Arlene Thornell, Kenneth Smiley. Sixth Row-Donald Mitchell, Jane Hartmeyer, Jackie Gantz, Bonnie Weaver, Lance Riggin, Liga, Turner., SECOND GRADE Miss Bell Not in picture-Margy Burt, Pat- ricia Furwick, Martha Batlas, Juanita Reissell, John Writtin- house, Eugene Mullins, Martha J. White, Claude Van Matre. Nw 5 W E 'Mx I 4' - N . Not in the picture-William Smith, Karen Swain, Jean Baillie, Betty Reynolds, Bonnie Bryant, Leslie Schwars. 1 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Millholin .4 .4 1--l . - I ,lah . ' ' '-fi 13 , a 1 v ,f. . First Row-Frances Buffenbarger. Second Row-Robert Hancock, Judy Compliment, Nancy Hunt, Sandra Daugherty, Marcia Mur- phy, Judy Judd. Third Row-Rachel Haskins, Her- bie Jones, Thelma Crouse, Jimmy Shaw, Mildred Futrell, Ronald Southworth. Fourth Row-Kenneth Haney, Jeaneen Scales, Adrian Brooks, Patty Anderson, Jerry Burden. Patty Dillon. Fifth Row-Joy Schafstall, David Brand, Joyce Upchurch, Larry Marling, Marcella Crater, Jackie Gibbs. Sixth Row-Charles Hillman, Mar- tha Jetmore, Herbie Oisten, Kerin Eiler, Larry Moody, Gladys Mitchell. Seventh Row-Barbara Harless, Gary Collins, Shirley Hale, Dennis Cavanaugh, Martha Neely. Edgar Pemberton. Eighth Row-Dicky Bennett, Shir- ley Boots, Merrill Clevengler, Evonna Oisten, John Patterson, Janet Howard. First Row-Wilma Warren, Sally Fisher, Trula Clark, Katherine Smith. Lillie Swartz, Darla Mc- Daniel. Second Row-David Keller - , Wau nelda Anacker, David Scott Mary Vester, Robert Resleri Lena Boots. Third Row-Rosemary Ullman, Donald Davis, Joyce Minnick, Louis Mclntire, Carolyn Vor- hees, Dallas Smith. Fourth Row-James B r a t t o n, Wanda Miller, Nancy Harden James Reno, Beverly Finchum. Fifth Row-Ann Cramer, Law- rence Clear, Barbara Jones, Gary Atkins, Barbara Thompson, Daniel Hopper. Sixth Row-Arnold Breedlove, Jane Turner, James Berry, Frances Harrison, Clarence Coo- per, Linda Enterkin. Seventh Row-Nona Jones, Ken- neth Mills, Janet Smith, David Modglin, Donna Coy, John Landis. Not in the picture-7Sharon Dod- son, Louise Smiley, Howard Moan, Tommy Alexander, Ronnie Atkins, Ann Kengen, Robert Odle, Barbara Spencer. FIRST GRADE Miss Briner I ln 4-I l 1' Q N., X., 381 .., i Nurs. ei' J Q10 - . -- ,,. 'FIBA 151 J, ug, f wav,- ff' X If ,., 'si :L 'id -Jv- f-ri x1'g e .Xp -fl 4 if First Row-Larry Moore, Lucretia Runkel, Bobby Edrington, Royce Costin, Judith Shaw, David Addington. Second Row-Dickie F u l 1 h a r t, Donna Caldwell, Michael Ertel, Deborah Erhart, Philip Laycock, Eileen Daugherty. Third Row-Harriet Wenger, Rex Waynire, Nancy Ellen Bech- dolt, Danny Kidd, Nancy Hum- bert, Danny Benner. Fourth Row-Jack Stiffler, Mary Lacy. Steven Barnett, Janet Burns, Steven Fullhart, Judy Ann McKillip. Fifth Row-Amy Jo Pease, David Billiard, Marilyn Gray, Buddy Adams, Joan Beeson, Jimmie Chisman. Sixth Row-Keith, Reagan, Julia Ann Fenwick, Bruce Penrod, Nancy Bixler, John Lawson, Elaine Newton. Seventh Row-Joyce Smith, Dickie Ellis, Jean Daugherty, Jimmy Craw, Joan Knight, Michael Corn. Eighth Row-Don Hatfield, Rachel Wheeler, Dickie Glass, Nancy Jo Watkins, Phillip Elser, Nancy Jordan. First Row-Ronald Fouch, Donald Reitenour. Second Row-Robert Miller, Pat- ricia Wright. Samuel Sanders, James Chandler, Patricia Vor hees, Clay Boots. Third Row-Clarence Hancock Carolyn Jo Gates, Lucas Hisel Alonzo Neely, Willoughby Brown Gary Nelson. Fourth Row-Jackie Lee Case, Carolyn Tefeteller, M i c h a e l Schesky, Donald Horn, Sharon Vincent, Phillip Mclntire. Fifth Row-Larry Burden, Pa- quita Frogge, Gerald Dunsmore, John Paul Wolfe, Marsha Har- rison. Harold Dunsmore. Sixth Row-Everett McLeland. Mary Alice Compliment, Robert Dungan, Arbulla Brooks, Donald Jones, Georgia Shaw. Seventh Row-Nancy Sue Holbert, Harold Keller, Sharon Upchurch, Robert Patterson, Shirley Ann Hillman, Robert Frogge. Eighth Row-James Hillman, Mar- garet Ullman, Robert Pratton, Carol Ann Hiatt, Billy Joe Car- penter, Katheryn Cavanaugh. Ninth Row+Judith Salisbu,ry Kermit Howe, Verla Staggs, Jackie Winner, Ellen Meer, John Wm. Ryder. FIRST GRADE Miss Marquell Not in the picture-Sandra Ray Bird, Virginia Breedlove, John Conrad, Airon Lee Roy King, James McDaniel, Carol Jean Monroe, Ronald Peitenour, Shir- ley May Stout, Phyllis Ann Weley, Franklin Parton, Charles Eiler, Richard Burden, William Jr. Lee, Rachel Winter. -J A f , 'IX' FIRST GRADE Not in picture-Carolvn Sue Har- ker, Norma Locke, Dianne Mor- rison. Judith Siler, Norma Ward, Betty Plummer, David Gooding, Pattv Gooding, Shirley Led- better, Garnet Barton. Mrs. Sprong J Q14 ,LF lf .Qi no I 1 ' X-,TL X li 4 -Q X l , -z 1 , s- q J . T -- f J , .. WLS: '-. xg- : f' T ' f- , J 5 , ' ... , J' J av-an J' ,ii . ,rf ' A -H, , 4 J -4 I . J we 14 L 'Q ,G rw G' hi -it H' . ,riff -:ii '.l,AIIA, V. ,ii-Z . rwqxy' l L .rg-. 4 'Q ' L' J 1, A A I if .o T x P ' ' , , . 1 ,L A X V' A ive gl 1 1. H v i A- x af. ,JU c si! - ' I ' .:1.l1U ' ' 5,235 M ' 1 . v ,v , 1,-uni! ' l' ' f NT' A 4 ill . 4 rl h- f A I 1 H49 9 AV' uv e.-v 'swf fe 'W iii S 1 , . 1. MJ i f- wg, .MJ ' Ali ' . - -0 -Q, tv-if . as V X 1. Q 1' in 'iff ,, arf? H L , C ,...v ii wi :rf-g we Tivwwf 'iffy' , ,iftf f of .wg 'if Z - -1 Y fi l , 1 'Z-,Q 2 ,, ,E i A., , g First Row--David Coulter, John Durnal, Gary Horn, Bobby Ves- ter, Delbert Bateman. Second Row-Ruth Sallie, Fred Earl Meer, Gary Gene Cleven- ger, Billy Dailey, Donald Mc- Conn, Malcomb Cramer. Third Row-Jerry Moody, Sharon ,I'nterken, Dickie Resler, Pat- ricia Brown, Phillip Hayden, Rilo Curry. Fourth Row-Patty Durham, Del- bert Ora Hale, Rebecca. Beaty, Eugene Stafford, 'Carletta Estep, Danny Joe Wine. Fifth Row-Gene Hayden, Phyllis Modglln, Jackie Smith, Rluth Mclntire, Zara Clevenger, Alice Bright. Sixth Row-Barbara Meer, Edmund Reno. Billv Bradbury, Larry Schma, Isabelle Thompson, Carl Carrol. Seventh Row--DeWayne Goldman, Linda Dungan, Jimmie Stafford, Diane Shelby. Jackie Lee Yoder, and Judy Clements. Eighth Row-Anna Bright, Ron- ald Kidwell, Sharon Wevmire, Jerry Nelson, Synda Wooten, and Halbert Dean Fuson. Ninth Row--David Hann, Betty Childers, Alla Carter, Delores Johnson, Richard Reed, Lois Ritcherson. ,,. ,e t I '52, 1 1, rf '.,' ., 1 I xt'-4' S. ,J 1, lu, I r ' ,-. 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K-H A ref ' 9 kwa 'I ,M kg! -'fag 1 ff ,I . 5' U A BASKETBALL Basketball Schedule 1947-48 Individual Basketball Scoring Royerton 82 Eaton 30 Royerton 49 Selma 17 Royerton 62 Gaston 18 Alexandria 49 Royerton 43 Royerton 61 Farmland 43 Royerton 45 Burris 37 Royerton 28 Yorktown 25 Royerton 45 Dunkirk 83 Royerton 77 Harrison 40 Royerton 57 DeSoto 39 Royerton 55 Cowan 31 County Tourney Royerton 61 Eaton 42 Royerton 36 Selma 23 Royerton 49 Cowan 32 Royerton 38 Yorktown 34 Royerton 32 Yorktown 31 Royerton 48 Eaton 36 Royerton 61 Parker 49 Royerton 58 Albany 46 Royerton 50 Selma 47 Royerton 50 Jefferson Twp. 48 Royerton 67 Center 43 Sectional Tourney Royerton 70 Gaston 29 Central 47 Royerton 37 Won 22 - Lost 2 BASEBALL SCORES SCHEDULED GAMES Royerton 14 Daleville 0 Royerton 23 Gaston 2 Royerton 19 Cowan 1 Royerton 13 Harrison 4 Royerton 6 Yorktown 5 Royerton 16 DeSoto 1 Royerton 21 Selma 1 Royerton 20 Center 4 Royerton 5 Eaton 2 COUNTY PLAYOFFS Royerton 8 Eaton 2 Royerton 2 Yorktown 1 Yorktown 6 Royerton 5 Royerton 6 Yorktown 0 POST SEASON Royerton 13 Parker 7 Team Batting Average for Scheduled games .... -- .347 Team Batting Average for County Playoffs Team Batting Average for all games played Branson struck out 0'Dell struck out Opponents struck out Royerton got 153 hits. Opponents got 55 hits. -- -- --.218 ---- --.323 123 Total County T. Sec. T. F.G. F.T. Points Points Points Branson 64 61 189 23 17 O'Dell 113 41 267 41 21 Eiler 52 21 125 16 7 Smith 56 31 144 32 10 Tucker 49 22 120 23 7 Riggin 40 34 114 21 15 Hendricks 25 12 62 12 4 Huffer 49 6 104 16 11' Anderson 12 8 32 2 7 J. Fyfe 19 6 44 8 7 Harlev 1 1 3 Humbarger 0 0 0 D. Fyfe 0 0 1 T. Miller 1 2 3 J. Harty 1 0 2 Total Field Goals 482 Total Foul Throws 246 Total Points 1,210 against Opponent's Total Points 869 INDIVIDUAL SCORING BASEBALL ALL GAMES AB. H. R. SO. W. AVG. Branson Sr. 58 22 26 2 7 .379 Tucker Jr. 55 27 17 1 5 .490 O'Dell Sr. 53 22 23 5 6 .415 Smith Sr. 48 18 13 5 1 .375 Foltz Sr. 36 9 11 8 3 .250 Humbarger Jr. 26 10 9 5 1 .384 Huffer Sr. 39 11 16 7 4 .282 Eiler Sr. 40 11 17 8 2 .275 W. Anderson Sr. 40 11 13 8 5 .275 J. Harty Sr. 11 3 3 2 0 .272 G. Anderson So. 21 6 13 4 10 .285 J. Fyfe Sr. 2 1 1 1 2 .500 Hendricks Jr. 5 2 0 3 1 .400 Sprinkle So. 3 1 3 0 2 .333 T. Miller So. 7 2 3 2 1 .285 Lawson So. 4 0 1 3 3 .000 R. Huffman Jr. 3 1 0 0 0 .333 Locke So. 1 0 1 0 2 .000 Busheyk So. 4 1 1 0 0 .250 COUNTY TOURNEY PLAYOFFS Branson p. 14 2 3 2 1 .143 Tucker c. 13 3 1 1 1 .231 O'De1l 3b. 12 3 4 1 2 .250 Smith lf. 12 4 2 1 1 .333 Foltz 2b. 11 2 2 3 2 .182 Huffer cf. 12 3 4 0 0 .250 Eiler ss. 11 1 3 3 2 .091 W. Anderson 1b. 8 3 1 2 1 .375 G. Anderson 2b. 4 1 0 1 3 .250 Humbarger rf. 4 0 0 0 1 .000 sEcoNn TEAM Record is Good The second team finished the season with a very fine record, winning eighteen games and dropping only two. January the 24th our second team traveled to Hartford City to compete in the second team invitational tournament, and returned with the trophy. They defeated Hartford City in the afternoon game and Dunkirk in the evening game. They collected 572 points during the season and their opponents scored 448. Team They We Eaton 22 25 Selma 16 33 Gaston 19 28 Alexandria 24 30 Farmland 23 46 Burris 21 28 Yorktown 13 16 Dunkirk 22 25 Harrison 23 25 DeSoto 22 23 Cowan 22 25 Yorktown QLostJ 24 21 Eaton 27 33 Hartford City fTourneyJ 27 36 Dunkirk CTourneyJ 28 29 Parker 24 34 Albany QLostJ 24 23 Selma 22 29 Jefferson Twp. QOvertimeJ 23 25 Center 22 38 . Total 448 P-R572 Player olnts Anderson 117 Harley 101 Miller, E. 99 Humbarger 73 Miller, T. 40 Bushey 31 Parks 27 Fyfe 21 DeWees 20 Bergdoll 14 Locke 9 Janeway 6 Lawson 5 Ray 5 Huffman 4 Francher 2 McClure 2 Morris 0 Smith 0 READY T0 G0 REDBIRDS GET 0-NE AWAY w vga, 93,,M L i I was Wzmbb QF 4 , lwnmw 6 I mpgs B A SE WF 19 I jk, 3lf9931'Z,2,, ALL. ' '. . ., ' .Q K Ta I , .ms Q I f fl? Wm f wg ,E v x Y v v xg '-ef W 5 ' . 1 f at 'S i I 'af s' Q 9 N in . 1 K v 'M fwe ,six . M W In , : bA'k N AIQQ if A W, 5 WW gfwp ,sky-1 FOOTBALL TEAM 1947 8 48 3 , I K S 5 5 - - in ., ' FOOTBALL This was Rfoyertons first year in foot- ball, we had a very successful season with Coach Perry Bixler and Mr. Charles Posey as Assistant Coach. The team played the Sophomores of Muncie Central two times. Both games were won by Royerton, the first by a score of 6 to 0 and the second also by a score of 6 to 0. BOYS INTERESTED IN TRACK FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM TRACK For the last two years the Royerton track team has won the county track tourney. Last year we came through with a total of seventy five points. Our closest opponent had only fourty two. Pictured above are the prospects for this year's track team. We think that they stand a good chance to bring home the county trophy again this year. CROSS COUNTRY This was also Royertons first year in cross country running with the help of Coach Brown and much hard work on the part of the boys we won a good percentage of our meets. We also placed third in the sectional meet at Anderson defeating larger schools such as Muncie Central, Marion, Kokomo, by a large margin. COUNTY TRACK CHAMPIONS 1947 CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES LL AW voumfl BA ARDED SWEATER s G. A. A. MEMBERS ww-M SOI? EY BA LL G. EI-LII PH mms B www l1,R.wn.f-uv f . R Comm , Dmec.7'-DR C. Davis 11 lhgin D. Rwolvv GAND VER? Q Q1 HIGH 5CHO0L 5- 5 6 .Smrn R-HVFFHAN 8. HM-T' 1 H Sfniunul T RWM 6' Muir. FWINC N pg, gamma: UNH rw-mais H 11035215 G. Nr-usricw MAN R gwa..ANO 8. 51159837173 if 'JT VI-iff! MUSICAL ACTIVITIES R HIGH ECHOOL CHOIR JUNIOR H. S. CHOIR V RHYTHM BAND OUR NEW KETTLE DRUMS Grades 1 8: 2 - Mrs. Sprung and Mrs. Millhollin BAND MARCHES FOR CHRISTMAS BAND MARCHES AT A HOME PARADE GAME SYCAMORES DRIVE INN 811 W. McGalliard Rd. A good place to go after the games or just any time Sandwiches - Soft Drinks Steak and Chicken Dinners Noonday Lunches Dancing Phone 9776 for dinner party reservations Max Sz Grace Buress, Props. mm OR M-7 GRAPETTE has a flavor you enioy ANYTIME. thirsty or not! 55? MUNCIE, INDIANA OPPOSITION IN ACTION Smith gets first tip of season One more for Selma Get him 0'Dell Watch out Huffer Two points for Burris Royerton beats Yorktown 28 to 25 COVALT DAIRY CO. Vitamin D Homogenized Milk 2124 Godman Ave. Phone 8847 PAUL B. DAVIS CO. Business Furniture and Equipment Loosse Leaf Binders and Forms 110 E. Washington Street Muncie, Indiana PHONE 3-3366 George's Radio Sales 8: Service Complete Radio Service by Competent Servicemen Eighteen Years' Experience Phone 4589 204 N. Walnut lf we ain't got it - it ain't QUIRK'S GROCERY Leonard Quirk, Prop. GROCERIES and MEATS Shideler, Indiana INDIANA DAIRY MARKETING ASSOCIATION Kirby-Wood Lumber Co., Inc. All Kinds of Lumber and Builders Hardware Phone-Office 8896 Hoyt Avenue and Liberty Street MUNCIE. INDIANA DELAWARE ICE 8a COLD STORAGE CO. North Elm 8: 13th Street J. W. Kirkpatrick Chas. V. Sursa Ernestine Scott KIRKPATRICK-SURSA, INC. Complete Insurance Service 403 Johnson Bldg, Phone 7726 Muncie NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP Walnut and Adams Streets - Muncie, Ind. Grouleff 8a Mauck Lumber Co. Hoghouses, Fence Posts, Lumber and Farm Gates 1500 N. Walnut Dial 3325 Mr. Briner who took Mr. Morgan's plabe High School Assembly Dinner is ready Carolyn spoils a lot of fun. Jr. High Assembly N Cafeteria Old Building' The Motto of our Band Our County Superintendent CALL I HUBER CLEANERS for Prompt Elficient Service Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Appreciate Your Patronaze Distinctive Dry Cleaners D. L. GENTIS. Owner N.A.I.D.C. Graduate 1006 N. Elm St. KIMM PAINT CO., INC. PAINTS - WALL 220-222 East Main St. Phone 7797 PAPER - GLASS Phone 4172 Dela. County Lumber Co., Inc. Lumber-Millwork-Rooliing Siding-Paint-Wallpaper-Building Supplies Phone 7-2 C. L. Dock, Mgr. and Treas. 723 South Council Street Muncie, Indiana Phone 7766 Gaston, Indiana NULL MOTOR SALES Goon USED CARS COLLIN'S GROCERY Gaston, Indiana I07 W. Willard Muncie COMPLIMENTS OF LAWSOCI: MOTOR SALES evrolet Service A. M. RENCH 8: SON Body and Pain work Phone 90 Gaston, Indiana Gaston, Ind. ' COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Commercial Club Typing Class Shorthand Class Office Practice Class Commercial Arithmetic OUR CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Left to right-Jacqueline'Ellis, Mrs. Ullom, Mrs. Lehmer, 5 Mrs. Morgan. Left to right-Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Boldery. We appreciate your interest in leaming to eat new foods. We wish to thank you for your co-operation in assisting us in feeding our 850 students per day. A B C COACH LINES, INC. D. Sz M. FOOD MARKET l I. R. R. Div. Wesson Co. Friendly Neighborhood Grocery Short-Way Lines Inc. H' C h L' Complete Line of Grocery Meats 8: Veg. Shias gmc D mis 2100 Biltmore Ave. 2-4481 mo us em' Muncie, Ind. KIRK'S WELDING Certified High-Pressure Welder CLEANERS a d TAILORS Portable Equipment - Work Guaranteed n JOB PRINTING Let US Pl'0V0 Olll' SIOSBH J b W kHc2meHofc Cgnservation News N l . o 'or o a in ove ti The Best way 'S The Holloway N-E Corner from Royerton Church es 113 w. Howard sz. Phone 8272 R- R- 3 Rvyerwn , , D181 4095 Muncie, Indiana. Wilson's Restaurant PENZEUS 2525 Broadway Booksellers 8z Stationers M . I d. School Books 8: Supplies l llllcle Il 13113 Gifts 8: Greeting Cards Phone 2-3522 211 s.' Walnut Muncie -if . Agriculture Class The Agriculture Class this year consists of 26 high school boys under the leadership of Mr Stroup. The dairy judging team consists of Bob Chisman, Bob Huffman, Bob Smith, Don Mor- ris and Fred Parsons. This team last year placed third in the county meet. Livestock The livestock judging team placed second in the statewide Shonthorn judging contest, with George Irvin placing as first individual. The mem- bers of this team are from left to right Wayne Morris, John Pickel, George Irvin, Donald Scott, George Holt, and the coach, Mr. Stroup. Park, Sand, Gravel and Ready Mixed Concrete MUNCIE NASH, Inc. Lowell Park H. M. Blackburn 331 E. Main sm. Telephone 2-8621 our Motto is Muncie, Indiana SERVICE and QUALITY R. R. 3, Box 247 Dial 4871 Muncie, Indiana ABE NAMIA'S GROCERY 257 Hoyt Ave. Muncie ERNST NURSERIES and Greenhouses 2 Miles. West on Yorktown Pike THE CADE CO. -Floral Artists- Cor. Main and Walnut Sts. Muncie, Indiana PHONE 6851 ELLISON FOOD MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS R. L. SCOTT PARTS CO. 1517 s. Elm sr. PHONE 7709 MUNCIE Muncie, Indiana MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER MUNCIE PETE RECORDS and PIANOS QUALITY GAS 81 OIL At Foot of Broadway Hill 123 W. Adams Phone 9476 Opposite Mcculloch Park A. C. Hofherr Muncie, Indiana 810 Bl'08dW8Y Phone 2-3552 SENIOR RECOLLECTIONS' Leaving Glad to get home Areas view of the White House Sailing What does Wanda have in mind Perry Speaks this time? A Cincinnatti Union Station Viewing our National Capitol from the visited by the class South side, of the Potomac River Ask for Riggin's Electro Pure Pasteurized Milk Its New Better Milk In A Better Bottle Riggin Rd. Phone 4542 STANDT H. J. SCHRADER CO. Jewelers - Optometrists SPORTING GOODS 119 E. Jackson St. Muncie, Indiana Between Wysor and Strand Theatres 307 E. Main St. Muncie, Indiana PHONE 2-2227 NEW YORK HAT CO. FRANK A. HANLEY INC. SINCE 1910 106 S. walnut - Muncie Muncie's only Ford Dealer Jackson 81 Madison Sts. Dial 7744 TURNER'S Paragon Service Standard Oil Products State Rd. 35 8: 28 Farm Machinery Repairing Field Service PHONE 2-4021 DELAWARE BLOCK CO. Granville Ave. at Streeter Ave. Muncie. Indiana SENIOR TRIP PICTURES The amphitheater, near the tomb of the unknown soldier in the Arlington Cemetery was visited by the class. A feeling of reverence, beauty, and honor is dominate as one listens to the story of our unknown dead. Smithsonian Institute Boarding the Ferry Our sight seeing buses in Washington Cold feet Y Q ' Finest American 8: Chinese Dishes MANDARIN INN CPrivate Room for Partiesb 120 E. Jackson Muncie, Ind. Ph. 2-3442 Owl Drug Store MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY W. C. Kelso Representative Compliments TEMAH FOODS Distributors of Seferts Potato Dixie Margarine 8z King Taste Salad Dressing GRAY'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Q for friendly service Complete Line of Automobile Acessories, Gas, Oil, and Lunch. Corner of Yale XL 67 Muncie, Indiana Compliments of BUS DRIVERS Supporting Our Annual PEP SESSION AT ROYERTON BEFORE COUNTY TOURNEY B B'S CONFECTIONERY FOUNTAIN SERVICE Candy, Tobacco, Magazines CURB SERVICES 414 N. ELM STREET MUNCIE, INDIANA COAKLEY'S SPORTHUIGOODSSTORF 672 Ohio Street D9-Ve Shiml Terre Haute, Indiana SHOP AT 1ASSER'S 218 Rivoli Bldg. PHONE 9112 MUNCIE, INDIANA GOODRICH BROS. Complete Line of GOODRICH FEEDS COAL FEED SEED FERTILIZER Gaston, Indidna COMPLIMENTS of ARMES PER SU FOOD MARKET BAREFOOT POULTRY Sz EGG CO. 1027 E MAIN ST. PHONE 2-3515 317fN. High sr. Phone 8829 Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Service HUNNICUTT'S Station WALTER MARLEZ North Intersection 3 sz 67 LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER GASOLINE - TIRES - BATTERIES R, R, 1, Muncie Phone 3.3340 Muncie, Indiana Phone 2-3239 Qui. Librarian Library Staff Miss McC0skey Our aim in the library is two-fold- to provide the best possible reference sec- tion for use by Royerton pupils and to en- courage good reading habits by offering a varied selection of good reading for enrichment. The Book Shelves QA., 5,200 books in grades and high school library. IBJ 250 new books are added in our li- brary yearly. KCJ Ill Magazines are subscribed by the school monthly for the grades and high school of both buildings. Library Reading Room' COMPLIMENTS OF YORKTOWN GRAIN DELAWARE TRUCKING CO. CORE, Inc Yorktown, Indiana M , I'd' PHONE 732 IIIICIC, Il 18118 Compliments of WILSON PASTRY SHOP 115 W. Charles St. PHONE 8551 THE WHEELING STORE 904 Wheeling Ave. Muncie, Ind. FOUNTAIN SERVICE, SUNDRIES, TOBACCOS 8z MAGAZINES Katie 8: Vivian CO0K'S RADIO SHOP 425 E. Main Street PHILCO' RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS Service on All Makes Radios RARICK GROCERY GROCERIES and MEATS SELF SERVICE Royerton, Indiana Dial 9053 HOOSIER BARBER SHOP 218 E. Main St. Howard Bailey, Prop. Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TOP HAT CIGAR STORE 113 E. Main St. WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET KNEIP MARKETS - MEAT IS OUR BUSINESS - A COMPLETE MEAT MARKET 407 S. Walnut Phone 9171 Brand Roofing 8z Sheet Metal Co. O'Brien Paints 8: Hardware M. F. BRAND Sheet Metal 8z Furnaces 827 S. Walnut St. Phone 9401 FIVE POINTS DRUG STORE 668 Ohio Ave. Muncie, Indiana DRUGS and SUNDRIES HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT Office Helpers Periods Names 1 Betty Louise Stanley Muriel Williams Janet Riggin Eula May Hammond Robert Huffman Sharon Michael Betty Robertson Jan Madill Sz Nancy Lord 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Joan Mansfield Mrs. Duke and Mr. French both have been very helpful this year to the seniors through their last days of Royerton. Yell Leaders The yell leaders have worked very hard this year to back the boys up while they are playing. Don Kennedy Bonnie Denton Bob Parsons Rinker Osterhoff Muncie Egg 8m Poultry Co. 2 Squares North McCulloch Park on Broadway Phone 6636 SINGERS BAKERY For Every Meal Eat Singer's Good Products HANK'S DRIVE INN Curb or Counter Service Noon Day Luncheon Sandwiches and Ice Cream 24 hr. service except Sunday Phone 2-2421 N0 Morningside rth SAY IT WITH FLOWERS LOVE'S FLOWER SHOP 1508 So. Madison St. Phone 9582 Cut Flowers and Plants, Corsages Floral Designs made to order PARK AND SHOP THE COMPLETE Foon MARKET BABY CHICKS JAMESWAY BARN 8: POULTRY EQPT. SLAUGHTER FEED STORE 1000 So. Walnut Street Purina Feeds - Grain - Seeds - Tankage Muncie, Indiana Stock Yards HARDWARE Dial 5171 General Electric Farm Supplies The House Of A Million Parts PLANK BROS., Inc. NEW AND USED PARTS OF ALL KINDS call 5546 call 920 W. 8th GENERAL BUILDING WORK AND CABINET WORK Located 2M Miles West of Shideler LYLE SWARTZ R. R. 1 Muncie, Indiana FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA LATIN CLUB BEN LARGENT COAL CO. You Will Like Our Service Liberty and Second Streets Dial 7716 SPORTING Goons SUNOCO - SERVICE STATIOI EXCLUSIVELY Granville sl N. Elm RETZ SPORTING GOODS 508 S. Walnut BALLARD'S STORES OWL CUAL C0- Muncie -- Gaston - Eaton 2600 S' Hackley HHARDWAREH High Grade Fuel - Winkler Stokers Walker Turner Power Tools Muncie, Indiana Phone 2-2132 MORNINGSIDE MARKET McGANN CHINA CO. Etta MacFatridge, Prop. ,The Dinnerware Storen MEATS and GROCERIES . and Ill the Candle Lite -1 Rad. 7 til 5 week days - Sat. til 7 GIFTS - NOVELTIES - MAGAZINES Phone 2-3493 Junction 3 8: 67 North Pham 3-3553 Morningside l'lHl1l1inl-I -lllni0r Carnival Juniors Selling Candy and Ice Cream -saw , A ,F .. 7 ,--Q , ' ', Qi9Q'P? . ,V v.,.'.,,,w., 2. Selling School Supplieg Home Economics Exhibit for American Education Week Business Education Exhibit Civicis Exhibit ff m - '- I is 1 wsam, A- in East Building Exhibit Bridge Spanning The Hudson River In New York City Compliments of WOLFE'S ICE CREAM R. R. 5, East Jackson MINNETRISTA GOLF CLUB Owned by the Y. M. C. A. For Public Use. Roy C. Byrd, Pro. Mgr. Dial 9281 MAGIC CITY COAL sz SUPPLY co. Corner 13th and N. Elm Streets Muncie ,,. NENSTIEL 8z HOLLOWAY Commlsslon Co. Successors to Cooper Commission Company Muncie National Stock Yards Muncie, Indiana Office Phone 3-3862 Fine Custom Tailored Suits and Topcoats at the Cost of Ready-Made F. W. LAWVERE, TAILOR Lester H, Nenstiel Robert Holloway 404 E. Main St.- Phone 2-5322 Res. Phone Muncie 4915 Phone Redkey 4223 WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS ECONOMY SHOE STORE Vitality and Stacy Adams Shoes 111 E. Main St. Muncie, Indiana H. Sz H. SANDWICH SHOP 1.04 W. Washington SANDWICHES - SGUPS - SALADS MR. FRENCH AT WORK Twelve years ago, several members of our class entered the first grade at Royerton. Since that time we have lost many of our classmates to other schools. A few of our present members have joined us in recent years. Each of us has spent at least one year under the guidance of Mr. French: several of us have spent our entire twelve years under him. We all find that we owe him more thanks than we can ever express. Mr, French, we, the seniors of '48, sincerely appreciate the time and effort that you have contributed to us as a group and as individuals. The Senior Class of '48 hu L. M. HORN GRAIN 8z COAL MASTER MIX FEEDS HIGH QUALITY COALSI Phone 9001 MILDRED LEWELLEN Distinctive Apparel DELAWARE HOTEL BUILDING Phone 6898 Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Meyer's Garage Sz Roller Rink Gaston, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF HOLE'S NUT HOUSE DELICIOUS NUTS - FRESH CANDIES 109 E. Jackson' Muncie, Indiana ANTHONY Gas - Groceries - Lunch MODE MORRISON Intersection State Roads 28 and 21 Dial 5050 - Muncie, Ind. . GRAHAM'S WHEEL INN LQ Mile North Royerton Road on Road 35 SUNDAY DINNERS LUNCHES - ICE CREAM - SANDWICHE Phone 7013 WALTER KEMMER 81 SONS CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN and Other Farm Seeds R. 7 and R. 1, Muncie, Indiana THE PEOPLE'S STUDIO Chas. R. Dollar 8: Geo. R. Handley Portraits and Weddings Kodak Finishing a Specialty Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS- OF KELLEY'S DRUG STORE Gaston, Indiana FIRESTONE STORES Washington 8: High Sts. Muncie, Indian Phone 2-2288 E. E. Sargent - Sales Raye Boxer. Mgr. EARL EVERETT AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate - Tax Consultant 101 S. HIGH Muncie, Indiana RESLER'S BARBER SHOP 105 East Main Muncie, Indiana Bill Resler, Prop. :I 'W Ji' . 5 1 Il , I A V '-. 4 ,.,, ,... ,. xy Q, . , 'U' in V Q--: vii!! 'r--i .TE 9? WV a 'id ig 6. ,, Q ,:f2' I 1: f,,,w S ik I S-'iv ,:' ' n Y ,zu W XJ... 'Ti 4' is - Q. dl 7 if Eiffw-EJ. ' R' Q1 Mi-em ilu MES 9 .' 'K 5 'H . X 5, x , 'f 'ks ' MALE X iw-iff: 4- :- Broadway Food Mkt. 1508 Broadway Phone 2-6578 Muncie, Ind. COMPLIMENTS Brown's Food and Meat Mkt. Fresh fruits and vegetables daily WILLIAMS REFRIGERATION SALES - SERVICE We Repair All Makes Ray Williams PHONE 2-2996 2115 N. Wolfe Street Muncie, Indiana THE ALBERT H. FRIDDLE KNOTT'S Shoe Rebuilding and Health Spot Shoes REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 314 S' M lbe Y Simi 609 wysor Building Phone 842-6 M e' I ' MUNCIE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. COMPLIMENTS MAC DONALD IMPLEMENT CO. SALES 8: SERVICE Tyler Commercial Refrigeration PHONE 9383 C. Mac Donald and E. C. Turner 2101 N. Broadway Always Eat That Good HOOSIER PRIDE POP CORN INDIANA POP CORN COMPANY A' ' Muncie, Ind. LEHMAN'S ELECTRIC AND HEATING COMPANY ELECTRICAL and HEATING APPLIANCES Dial 8141 Muncie, Indiana 400-402 E. Main St. Front view of Home Sweet Home. OUI' New Trophy Case 1 n Parent. . , ' wan Heypg, Mr. Month S Vlslt School Dunn ' gt N3ti0naI Education . Week Sliifit vf OUP Ball Team Gur Soft Drink Salesman MUNCIE, lN'DIANA THE OHIO - ADAMS Marathon Service Muncie, Indiana JEFFERSON MARKET QUALITY FOOD 730 W. Jackson at Kilgore THE POSEY SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion 526 N. Jelferson St., rear Muncie, Indiana Martha and Hurschel Replogle, Prop. Farmers Co-Operative Co., Inc. Shideler, Indiana Grain, Feeds, Seeds. Coal Wayne and Master-Mix Feeds Muncie Phone 3-3004 Eaton Phone 3211 THE JEWEL SHOPPE 117 W. Charles St. Muncie, Indiana Cunnington's Ideal Fish Market 409 S. Walnut St.. Muncie. Ind. Phone 2-1772 Maytag Washers Sales Sz Service Washer Ginns 106 N. Mulberry v E I ' . N ,F ' .:f, ' 'V . , M , f My , .. 1 ' T ' .'4l', 5 , E A ' 5 k ali., .Ale . .. I They-e'g the Bell At the old Ball Game Our Band Marches Sixth Grade Yell Leaders .', IQ,-N .Q f I I ,Eel I , I ,N . ' Tv- 'z MA M- A Ya, . .Q Q' .4 V K lm .. ,.,: ' ,Q ., ' 8 ,1yLi..wk.a .U ya-wwf ,X ffj q '25, ., ' ,I H if .Mft -Q ,5 leg' ,g ,1,,i.kh9q M, ,QM 'f 'L .LW ' A ,L li? :fT9,'7L,'T.i ,. x A 'V1' u,l .j ' vm. K- Z.: W ' -, M V V Q 'wxtffez-is ff, ,Q-Q-.51mgs-4,-ns -Q , Strike Three Soakin up the Sun Let's Go Dl'eSS Juniors Vs. Teachers At your Neighborhood Dealer Ask for Marhoefer Skinless Wieners U. S. Government Inspected KUHNER PACKING CO. BISCUIT BAR BILL BRAMMER Furniture Sz Appliance 220 N. Walnut St. Muncie, Indiana Fittro's Grocery SL Service Station Corner Jackson St. and Wilson Rd. Open Daily From 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Furnas Ice Cream PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT Proofreading The Annual and- Newspaper Staff has worked hard in putting out the Panorama and the Royerton Re- view which. were as- signed to them this year. The cooperation was fine, and the solv- ing of the financial problems were handled by the entire Senior Newswriting Planning ii Annual Editor Typists Journalism Teacher Royerton Review Editor Jim Riggin Mr. Penrod Jerry Branson l 5 55f2i'EEsZ' me Pimii 9 THA gb TRIMS AS X iw - l Q Q5 I' 'fzbffil' ' '-sn. N-V, I gas: e.:-wi :S Q F 'X 3 .7Q:3?R9'g153523:-S12:EST:5:7:g.Q:E:Q:f 1: '-i-r1rM- - - -22:-11253465525rE1?:r:'-rErESr:1,':1:z ' Sain: 11: ' S X ,rE2Er3?rQNz13a2g1:r:1p?:ng:r:r:rp Hr-.:5sr:5:5g:5q:,::::1-:::::5:5:::3--f Y-A A 3 l f - ' A :Ss-REP-1riErErE5iSErErE1E1EEE15rE1ErE:i '- . 'J N 5S5l:f:1Q:-:1r5'7:7'T:T5:T'i:5:E3?:IS:i1' . 'iff ..., '''?1E5E5EgiigiigigiigigigigigigisEE? ' , - ,,'z ' .. ' N L . ' ' U' ml IVQW RDEBLIIIG HW! Li!!! Cub beyond wheels . . . rlghi up Oo walls, lndgn and mos. Practically ollmlnchl dm' rimmlng. No mend patches. Mdolulvrowldths...30lnchond 22 inch. DELAWARE FEED AND SEED MUNCIE FEDERAL Savings 81. Loan Association Main Sz Walnut Sts. Muncie, Ind Each Savings Accoun- Insured Up To S5,000. Mortgage Loans for Purchasing Homes L. G. BALFOUR CO. Class Rings Calling Cards Graduation Announcements Medals and Trophies Club Pins JESSE E. GREENE Daleville, Indiana State Representative OUR CUSTODIANS WEST BUILDING Harold Chismnn ,h I -1. ' ' xy h WEST BUILDING WEST BUILDING Michael D. Andes Mary Doerr EAST BUILDING ' EAST BUILDING John Frank Herman Sulvane 5 WARREN BROTHERS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 107 North High Street Phone 3-3461 Muncie, Indiana C0,1II'I.IMENTS MAC DONALD IMPLEMENT CO. SALES 8a SERVICE C. MacDonald and E. C. Turner Burns Sweeper Shop Complete Service for any Make Eureka Sz Premier Dealer WRINGER. ROLLS A 1402 So. Walnut St. Phone 2-1361 compliments of um I imvn s 0 . urx , C 1' ' HQ PAYNE S CAFE FOR MEN lT'S MARX 104 North Walnut Sa. Muncie. Ind- 213 E' Maln St' Good Food for Almost 25 Years The Best Equipp d Shop in the Country LAWN MOWERS - POWER MOWERS All sizes sharpened and repaired and also welding BRIGGS-STRATTON MOTOR WORKS AND PARTS -I. S.' FRANK, Prop. Phone 23-548 S Phono 23-548 TRAILER HOMES' R A Trailer to Please Any Customer At a, Rock Bottom Price Parts and Supplies Bottel Gas Conversion Equipment A Bottel Gas Tank Re-fill 'H At Boram?s Friendly Shell Service TRY oUR SERVEICE , TIRES BATTERIES ASSESSORIES and . . . Coke for all MUNCIE, INDIANA, VICTOR STUDIO . PHOTOS WHILE,YOU WAIT NOVELTIES - ENLARGEMENTS Kodak Films Developed 24 Hr. Service Cameras p Films 417 S. Mulberry Muncie, Ind. Compliments of LOCKRIDGE STUDIOS C ROCHESTER, INDIANA Specialists in School Photography r-H-In-u-H-In-I ?'5 9 !9! 9f9W9?'?'l 'f 75ol ' 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57 58. 59 60 61 62 63 64. 65 66. 67. ADVERTISERS IN OUR ANNUAL A B C Coach Lines Abe Namia's Grocery A Friend Albert H. Friddle Agency A. M. Rench Arme's Super Market Ballard's Barefoot Poultry B B Confectionery Ben Largent Coal Co. Bill Brammer Biscuit Bar Brand Roofing Broadway,Food Market Brown's Food Market Burn's Sweeper Shop Bus Driver Cade Flowers Coakley's Sporting Goods Coca Cola Collin's Grocery Cook's Radio Shop Covalt's Dairy Cunnington's Fish Market Cy Taflinger, Service Station D and M Food Market Delaware Block Co. Delaware Feed and Seed Delaware Ice and Cold Storage Delaware Engraving Delaware Lumber Co. Delaware Trucking Earl Everett Agency Economy 'Shoe Store Ellison Food Market Ernst Nursery Farmer's ,Co-op Firestone Fittro's Grocery Five Points Drugs Frank Hanley, Ford Frank, J. S. George's Radio Shop Goodrich Bro. Graham's Wheel Inn Grapette Gray's Texico Station Grouleff and Mock Lumber H and H Sandwich Shop Hank's Drive Inn Hole's Nut House Holloway's Cleaners Hoosier Barber Shop Horn's Elevator Huber Cleaners Hunnicutt Service Station Indiana Dairy Marketing Indiana Pop Corn Jasser's ' Jefferson Market Jewel Shoppe Kelley's Drug Store Kemmer Seed Corn Kimm Paint Co. Kirby Wood Kirkpatrick Sursa Inc. Kirk's Welding Kneip's Market Knott's Kuhner Shoe' Rebuilder Packing Co. Laverne. F. W., Taylor Lawson's Garage Lehman's Electric L. G. Balfour Lockridge Studios Love Flower Shop Lyle Swartz Magic City Coal Co. Mandarin Inn McDonald Implement M Gann China' Mildred Lewellen Minnetrista Golf Club Mode's Place Mornin Side Market n Morto Standt B Muncie Egg and Poultry Muncie Muncie Muncie Muncie Muncie Myer's Electric Appliance Federal Savings Music Center Nash, Inc. Pete Garage Neumode Hosiery Nenstiel and Holloway New York Hat Shop Null Motor Sales Ohio Adams Marathon Owl Coal Owl Drug Store Park and Shop Park Sand and Gravel Paul B. Davis Payne's Cafe Penzel's Book Store People's Studio Plank Brothers Posev Shop Quirk's Grocery Rarick's Grocery Resler's Barber Shop Retz Sporting Goods Riggin's Dairy Saver's Station School Lunch Schrader's Scott Part Co. Singers Bakery Slaughter's Feed Store Sycamore Drive Inn Temah Foods The Marx Co. The Wheeling Store Top Hat Cigar Store Trailer Turner Homes Station Lvicwr Studios Walter Marley Warren Bro. Candy Washer Ginns Wi11iam's Refrigeration Wilson Pastry Shop Wilsnn's Restaurant n Wolfefsklce Cream Yorktown. Grain Corp. The nets are ours Our Junior high baseball team W Junior high basketball team Junior high yell leaders Presentation of the trophy at the county tourney VTHG SITVAA IDD LVGI LQLPIII 81161 ,- 01.1wvHo 'lflvsmsva Shi A Near Miss G-A-A. Pled He Rigzin Gets TiD -2 - . , , W , 1 . ,Q ' ' 'H rk- iq s ug 'S' .-wP Schoox B tlamiiwn x ,LLM Royerton Wins Baseball Championship y.. JUIIIQI- P13 y List .902 Fred Fisher Jellie Campbell I 903 Syrl Stafford Pittenger Eluldah Stradling Pittenger Herbert Gumpp Vern Walburn 1904 Walter Jester 1905 Stachia Kaufman Sharp Nellie Gumrm Shaffer Snoden 1Valburn Mabel Shaffer Furrow Fw-d Mansfield 1906 Willard Whitehead Emma Cummings Jester Emma Turner Lanigan Merritt Mansfield Joseph McClellan Opal Stafford Stebbins Hazel Hamilton Lloyd Cooley 1907 Ada Williamson Boldery 1908 Harry Wissel Mina Whitehead Smith Chester Wingate Cleo Johnsonbaugh Flatters Florence Studebaker Schwaln Anna Gumpp Roach Millie Burt Edna White Moomaw Newlan Holaday Ione Cochrane Williams 1909 Ethel Shaffer Hyer Perry Mansfield 1910 Orda Davis Stafford Clyde Gumpp Louise Hamilton Williston Harry Lumpkin Eva McClellan Crosby Gladys Norris Howard Marion Russell Forest Shafer Sheller Lowell Stafford Allen Stradling Dale Tranbarger Arvesta Tranbarger Shaffer Marion West Carrie Whitehead Holaday Fay Williams Benadum Eugene Williams Edmond Williamson Alma Clevenger Russell 1911 Ethel Chitty Luther Chitty Gladys Pittenger Boyd Cecil Walburn Velma Whitehead Mansfield Ora Burt Jackson 1912 Nellie Brammer Michael Harvey Jackson Oran Mansfield Ernest Pittenger Orville Shafer Lacey Sheets Richards Mary Cassell Watson 1913 Madaline Siter Cooley Virgil Cassell Fred Gumpp Mary Hamilton Berry Wesley Parker Earl Williamson. 1914 ' Lawrence Anderson Charles Berry ALUMNI 1902 - 1947 Carl Butterfield Hazel Hughes Brate Margaret Lotz Harry Main Opal Mcleland Toll Esther Smith Mansfield Ruby Whitehead Sipe Paul McBee Helen Lotz Lacy 1915 Lola Caldwell Rathburn Hobart Lacy Mabel Langsdon McRae Virgil Mansfield Ralph Milligan Laura Settle Shonkwieler Mary Shafer Morgan Glen D. Snider Joseph Whitehead Ralph Williams Carl Smith 1916 Blenn Cassell Minnie Cox Brammer Bessie Cummings Shroyer Veda Mansfield Helen Main Vernon Smith Paul Studebaker Eoa West Hart Bertha Gumpp Snider 1917 Eva Catwright Rector Oletha Feight Sipe Ernest Freeman John Green Philip Hickman Geneva Lacey Crossfield Maud Lumpkin Butterfield Edith Pittenger Spangler Adam Riggin Ruth Settle Reed Dean F. Sipe Marie Smith Irvin Hugh Williamson Merill Smith 1918 V Hazel Brant West Nola Burt Samuel Cunningham Loran Gurnpp Ruth Kennedy Lehmer Cleo Hinsley Dorothy Lotz Davis Erville Main Joseph Mansfield Sara Pittenger Walker Hubert Pittenger Murl Rarrick ,Langdon Marie Smith Dews Robert Whitehead Jean Lambert Iva Holaday Worden Marcus Shafer 1919 Opal Browning Brinson Herbert 'Garrard Arthur Isley Velma Jones Shreeves Bernice Lewis Conn Wilma Pittenger Steward Lillie Pittenger Crampton Valeta Pittenger Williamson Marv Shroyer Mansfield Louise Snider Pittenger James Williamson Helen Wilson Isely 1920 Frank Butterfield Dorothy Butterfield Talbott Merrill Brinson Maquerite Burt Shell Shelly Caldwell Miriam Crampton Reppert Shirley Feight Krull Velma Gibson Ina Heaton Stradling Ernest Janney Theodore Jackson Walter Johnson Claude Johnson Seleatha Mansfield Pitteng Ruth Williamson Madeliene Pittenger Leach Lucile Shafer Crepts Mary Studebaker Leckrone Hazel Swartz Smith Gladys Storms Mansfield Robert Stradling 1921 Mildred Applegate Johnson Echoe Canada Jordan Emerson Canada Clarence Crist Wayne Eller Roy Gough Walter Hickman Rosanna Hickman Scott Myrtie Kathryn Jackson Lucy Johnson Snyder Edward Karrman Cecil Madill Paul Mansfield Carl McKinley Opal Moody Beulah Miller Muster John Pickell Miriam Riggin Shideler Lloyd Waller Edith Frees Collins 1922 Howard Brammer Lyle Cummings Earl DeWees Helen Florey Addington Dora Isely Stoops Ralph Janney John Lotz George Lambert George Leslie Uva McClellan Redding Claude Pickell Edna Shaffer Hazel Sheets Price Nellie Stewart Carpenter Ethel Swartz Yohey Opal Swartz Dewees Jessamme Walker Weesner Fred Weesner Sue Whitehead Readle 1923 Bertha Browning Pease Virgil Browning Irene Bettengies Stiffler Howard Copsey Freda Frees Reese Pauline Hickman Radcliff Ernest House . Mildred Irwin Caldwell David Lambert Geneva Mathews Clark Ruby McCreery Wheeler Ralph McCreery Earl Morgan Ralph Madill Charlotte Norton Walters Lowell Price Delbert Pittenger Alice Pucket Pickell Charlotte Rarick Raines Lloyd Riggin Mildred Snider Lova Sprong Morris Lida Smith Leslie Gladys Trout Lloyd Thomas Hilbert Kain Paul McCreery 1924 Walter Harris 91' Mary Parker Robert Brown Fred Brammer Edith Rench Albert Siler Uarda Whitehead Sandmeyer VVilliam Moore Helen McKeener Johnlog John Hill Fay Ferguson Mark Mansfield Mavbelle Miller Hamilton Edith Stafford Strong Iva Mansfield Morris James Morgan Walter Burt Helen Nigh Irvin Parker Moore Rachel Price Bettengies Miriam Keever Russell Maxwell Irvin Wahneta Burt 1925 Harry Bennett Girladene Brammer Shroyer Elizabeth Brown Hartley Pauline House Cheeseman Otis Connell ' William Ebrite Walter Freel Eva Heaton Cassell Fern Heaton Ocie Jester Bell Fred Leslie Mary Long Crabill Edna Miller Gregg Mildred Swander Moore Beulah Pittenger Harold Rarick Winnie Richards McKinley Ondah Sprong Evans Agnes Stephenson Hayden 1926 Gladys Boldery Brown Charline Brammer Izabelle Burt Hazzard Walter Chisman Irene Harris Marie Hickman Polk John Lambert Hazel Mansfield Wright Louise Moore Mansfield Adele Phipps Edrie Faun Richardson Lloyd Siler Frank Stebbins Delores Swartz Everett Waldo Robert Wallar Pittenger 1927 Edna Bell Bisell Ruth Bell Lester Boyd Byrl Brinson Holt Everett Cassell Mary Kirtley Paul Kirtley Mary Lesley Spitler Charlotte Moore Boyd Paul Morrow George Nigh Geraldine Norris Chisman Genevieve Rarick Lucile Parker Rachel Rarick Lantz Darwin Swartz Lynn Whitehead Elfeda Yohey Eller 1928 Sarah Burt Heaton Samantha Burt Darst Sara Brammer Chauncey Burt McNelley Ida Connell Steel Harrold Chisman Doris Cox McDaniels Josephine Rarick Rees Marjorie Lambert Quick Morton Lambert Oren Lambert Harold Livingston Ferne Morgan Hedges Lara Fisher Whitehead Lorene Frees Gill Ethelyn Reed Burdette Yohey Loyd Penrod 1929 William Branner Carol Browning Richey Maurine Miller Connell Earl Pittenxrer Leighton Whitehead Howard Wilson Earl Price Charles Ebrite Charles Smith Stanley Leslie 1930 Dorothy Brown Rhyne Nina Chisman Eleanor Ebrite Lucy Ebrite Dick Mary Ebrite Weltv Anna Louise Keesling Nigh William Losh- Kathrvn McClellan Roemor Ray Mitchell Louise Poor Adams Norman Reed Marv Russell Calhoun Violet Runyan Esther Smith Merrick Mary Stafford Robbins Kathryn Storms Edith Swanders Penrod John Stebbins Mabel Watson Philip Wilson 1931 Elizabeth Cates Austin Fermin Cox Cleota Harbaugh Reese Kemper Johnson David P. Kain Ida Frances Keesling Smith Kenneth Kennedy Esther Miller Stebbins Stephen Penrod Keith Rarick Ellen Louise Shafer S Sarah Stafford Arnold Lowell Waid Merrill Wilson 1932 Harold Ashly Helen Andes Allen Lawrence Alexander Mildred Bell Nottingham Dorothy Burt Alexander Paul Cortner Edith Dillon Lindsey Herman Hook Ray Irwin Claude Marine ldabelle MacDonald Harris Claribel Miller Hutchison Marie Miller Berry' Treva Miser Riggin Judith Rarick Hoover Marjorie Roberts Johnson Charlotte Sharp Mary Sharp Morris Charlotte Snider Huffman Hariette. Slaughter Carlton Cox Dorothy Davis 1933 Earl Cummings James Harley Robgit Browning Carro Burt Aneta Chisman Mercedes Cox Dragoo Harry Davis Dona Burt Graham Frank Fisher William Fisher Elizabeth Harley Sherwood Leo J. Heaton Ruth Hiatt Schreves Harold Hoover Hester Ireland Brandon Geraldine Life Heaton Gerald Martin Denzil Moore Irvin Mount Martha Poling Wood Carl Riggin Wilma Jane Russell Hewitt Lawrence Shirey Marv Louise Snider Catey Arthur Stebbins Francis Swanders Inez White Yates Evelyn Wilson Burris Charles Wright Ruby Wright Simpson 1934 Donald Brewington Ernest Cortner Lowell Alexander Earl Holloway Charlotte Brammer Moore George Stafford Worth Sharp Dorothy Lawhorn Lester Alexander Delight Sloniker. Ray Ensey Bernice Andes Doerr Edna Marks Needler Iris Swygart Stafford Naomi Ireland Current Walter Livingston Edward Burt Mary Eiler Brown Dorothy Fisher Cummings Ruth Snider Livingston Ruth Anna Russell Storms Marcella Everett Hildreth Laura Eden Carol Cox Charles Mount Cathryn Studebaker Thomas Jervshea Snider King William Johnsonbaugh Roy Franks 1935 Robert Williamson Ruth Beeler Eller Lewis Dean Robert Powers Rosemary Reed Davis Marjorie Brumley Irwin Robert Moore Laura Cavanaugh Evelyn Lawrence Eiler William Ressler Alfred Miller Lucille Engle Ruth Brand Cook Joe Horn Ruth Brothers Straley Joe Hammond Paul Browning Marguerite Brumley Eddy Floyd Sprong Genevieve Snider Robbins Max Harley Virginia Rarick Johnson Lawrence Phillips Leonard Jefferson 1936 Jay Andes Anna Louise Abraham Eugene Bettignies Louise Brewington Mary Ellen Burt Alexander Paul Chisman Robert Faster James Goens Donald Gray Margaret Hiatt Plummer Harold Johnsonbaugh Leighton Jones Howard Knox Dorothy Lacy Kuehn Charles Kemmer Margaret Markle Fisher Fletcher McDowell Grace McCollum Jack Nelson Ina Parker Walker Wilma Penrod Schmidt Edna Russell Bertha Walke Clayton White 1937 Howard Addington Cleo Anderson Pullen Louvine Burt Hayden Mary Rita Brand Woolley Vernon Freeman Virgil Francis Irene Hammond Anderson Freda Mae Reasoner Barlow Sanford Sharp Dorothy Swallow Elser Florence Thompson Lacy Wilbur Turner Robert Umbarger Ruth Wright Turner 1938 Ruth Stephens Stebbins Ruth Studebaker Bettignies Robert :Humbert Betty Crampton Mitchell Miriam Rarick Robert Francis Violet Miller Donald Jarnigan Russell Moore Mildred Sharp Weston Charles U mberger Helen Dowling LaVelle Betty Martin Donald Roger Aileen Duits Judd Jerry Powers Marion Edens Carl Hiatt Lloyd Jefferson Kenneth Addington Joseph Burt Vivian Hamilton Herman Cummings 1939 Gordon Baldwin Milton Berry Grace Bird Keith Boggs Roy'4Brown James Browning Harold Fishback Mary Fullhart Naomi Gale Hurry Frederick Harley Marceal Hawk Cox Dorothy Humbert Frank Kemmer Harold Ketcham Robert Lindsey Ethridge Moore Bessie Sharp Annabelle Sanderfon York Victor Sprong Howard Stafford Irwin Swartz Jeanne Ullom Eleanor West Harley Ruth White Douglas Williamson Fred Yohey 1940 Louise Boggs Margaret Hernley Luella Snider Chitty Mildred J. Crampton Mary Gaines Robert Huffer Earl Davis Hazel Kemmer MacDonald Meredith Kirkham Marcella Dragoo Edwards Edith Jolliffe Chitty Clifton Burton Robert Strohm Fred Brand Fred' Burt Clyde Edwards Mary Harley Walker Betty Parker Perry Mansfield Marjorie Lacy Stiffler Elizabeth Umberger James Marquell Dorothy Lawson Mary Crampton Phillips Alfred Smith Gordon Lyons Jim Senecal Duane Snaverly Donna Dean Clyde Williamson 1941 Ruth Ellen Abraham Marilynn Alexander Paul Fred Brady Margaret Ann Brand Aubrey Brown Thelma Buchanan Robert Dragoo Mildred Ellis Donabelle Fishback Eloise Frances Hawk Kemme Gene Irwin Marileen Jarnagin Iva Mae Jefferson William Jolliffe Wanda Kirkham Vivian Lane Collier Gilbert Virgil Mansfield Martha Sue McKinley Eiler Willard Miller Roberta Mack Hughey Doris Morrison Hamblen Neva M-oore Betty Jean Neal Dorothy Parker Davis Carl Parsons Clifford Piner Robert Poland Gene Riggin Dorothy Townsend Patricia Ann Vance Wilma Watkins Unzicer Beverly Ann Ullom Cherrie Williams Henry Young Constance Painter Meyers 1942 June Berry Boggs Earl Chisman Maurice Cloud Eleanore Crampton Davis Charles Dyke Verda Gale Paul Parsons Anna Jane Rarick James Russell Theodore Scott Junior Strahan Helen Swartz Harold Umberger Margaret West Marouel Allis Jane Williams Browning Wayne Williams Dorothy Bechdolt Joseph Clyde Bird Mary Jane Eiler Paul Heffner Howard Hernley Verda Hesson Oren Huffer Charles Justice Betty Kyle Gregary Charles McLaughlin Albert McGriff Freda Mills McFadden Margaret Lindsey Betty Hutson 1943 Mary Louise Siferd Reese Lois Young Donna McCreery Loretta Headley John Clevenger William Sargent Martha Harmon Putenney Ray Eller Tom Scott Glen Bushey Bonnie Kirkham Lunsford Helen Ullom Durwood Moore Norma Flesher Fullhart William Walker Juanita Strahan Scott William Ullom Myrtle McGuffy Marjorie Hawk Vera Jean Stradling Irwin Ralph McLaughlin Jay Strohm Maurice Grile Betty Rutledge George Wine Charles Brown Olive Tuttle Mary Hiatt Thomas Roy Beal Philip Hesson Richard Swain Robert Meranda Ralph Lawson Max Burt George Fisher Beulah Harrison Patricia I-Iillery 1944 Ada Rose Addington Margaret Austin Robert Berry Ruth Buffington John P. Fullhart Imojeane Gale Kenneth Green Vera Humbert Roger Hunnicutt Jacquelyne Hursh Esther Mae Irvin Russell Richard Jolliffe Robert Jolliffe Bonnie 0'Dell Dorothy Piner Barbara Riggin Florence Russell Emma Spicer Betty Swartz Harold Williams John Williamson Margaret Armstrong Leonard Atchley Geraldine Bell Lois Jean Bothast Jack W. Buschor Evelyn Conner Freda Dowling Evelyn Dragoo ,Arthur Hillery Tom Holloway Donna Huffer Dragoo Earl Jefferson Imogene Jensen Ralph Kem Joe Leamon Barbara Lindsey Wilma Maddy John McGriff Betty Mitchener James Powers Mary Reynolds Casimir Schesky Wiley Ullom June Smullen Judith Weakley Betty Wiggerly Pierce Marilyn Wolfe Harold Waldo 1945 Richard A. Arnold Arthur Bartle Blanche E. Brand Glenda Mae Brothers Norrick William Arthur Buchanan William Harry Bullock Mary E. Bushey Marcelene May Coates Barton Vernon T. Dean Doris Edrinzton William R. Gibbs James E. Hann Jack Eugene J ohnsonbaugh Walter Frederick Julius Adeline Rose Lawhorn Ada Ruth Malson Bullock Norma Jean Manring Mildred Louise Morgan Eugene Ferrell McKinley Helen Marie McKinley Juanita June McKinley Annette Jane Nottingham Margaret Elaine Nottingham Donald James Poland Max Richard Rarick Maryellen Scott Echols Velma Eilene Shaffer Martha Jane Siferd Mary Jeanette Smith Robert A. Stafford Alvena Stinnett Billie Joyce Stotler Donna Marie Studebaker Earl Harrison Tharp Rosalind Roberta Turner Wilbur L. Umberger Erma Jean Watkins Ruth Janice Westervelt Harry A. Wilhelm L. Orville Yohey Shirley A. Young 1946 Mary Martha Beeler Mark O. Buffington, Jr. Edna E. Dowdy Harold D. Fisher Virginia Ruth Green Hiatt John. A. Hiatt Wayne Edward Hunnicutt Joseph Dent Irvin David Lavon Miller Marcella D. Mills Lewis A. Piner ' Richard H. Stout Patricia Jane Ullom, Frances A. Warner Jack Wilson Janice Loretta Batt Jacqueline Sue Benbow Barbara JoAnne Burke Aretta Cook Lionel E. Dotson Annoiene Dowlinz Marvellen Edwards Hall Joe Green Beulah Jane Gunckel Jovce Nadine Hammel Edward Eugene Harbison Marjorie Ellen Huffer Keller Virginia Louise Jordon Virginia Colleen Justus James R. Kiger Janice Pauline Leamon Nelson Wayne C. McConnell Rosemary Virginia McCord Shirley Ann Neal Harold Edwin Pease Phyllis C. Qualkinbush LaDene Ritcheson Groves Violet Berniece Rose James L. Smith Betty Lou Stinnett Gaylord N. Toll Martha Louise Watson McClain Eugene Wilhelm James Edwin Wilson 1947 William Paul Brown Chase Buffington Paul Craw Jama Davis Jane Ann Dodson Betty Harley Maxine Harrison JoAnn Jolliffe Betty Lehmer James Mansfield Richard McKillip Bill Moore Bob Piner Richard Poland Helen Sharp Eugene Strahan Dorman Walker Dale Watkins William Wesley Janice Young William Burgess Gordon Byrd Carleen Cronin Billy Joe Daniels Junior DeHart Gerald Douzan Vera Jean Edwards Ullom Charles Foltz Louise Foutch Dova Rae Greene Charles Greer Mable Hammond Richard Hann Betty Harty Clifton Hesson Jean Hillery George Jones Arthur Keller Drusilla Landis Dick McCord 'Martha Mount Piner Charles Qualkenbush Ruth Reynolds George Rowland Robert Sargent David Snider Ruth Tharp Aileen Tobias Ella Mae Tobias Barbara Williams Craw Emma Jean Wilson Eugene Keller Earl Nelson K74 5 gf d My , 4 D! D-hy-C,m ln T f O d m.o.,gw uL.l an . rfA,Wf!fgLElT 5 lf' If in 0 W g ' .' WML iffy? 'e,fl,MQ7MU Qfgx ff gjjbvvxk ' 60 Af400M 4Z4 , 1 ' nir- Q A Lngzglmksh' MWJW J Q gk A K qi Quiz x -X wk A- '. ' WWUMQQ 14115, ,IP QI!! cr ff f LL: Q HQ, f f Q i S' x A my . ff , ' JKMSWW if 'LVIQK 5 y is XD Ax LAWL5 fir wig ax ,A ' JV 71857 KULX K xx MVN? ,Cf U Ly DIL 1- 1 . 50 M : 1 ,jf JA yf.fw U 55 AX XX gg . Q, J W, A f V, ' . f I X 0 v fx! Q Ja, AZWWMI an A. HQ Q Mm , ,, fs .J X 41,67 2? , , Pj gp Kem N... M , . N Q qw DI 'd'aA-Q4 -ffl, QN , 66 ' if gf. ig..'4If,,,I,!4-1 X f Q , 1 .wif : 5 J' uf QJIVJ V 3 3 My NW, 35 C5 jy Mffmg Nik' A K .1 J OUR APPRECIATION As the faculty advisor for the Royerton Year Book, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all who have helped make the Enchanted Forest Edition of the 1948 Panorama possible. We, the members of the Royerton school wish to thank the following people: The members of the Jounalism Classes who have spent many hours in pre- paring and organizing the material in this bookg The members of the entire Senior Class for the fine way in which they have handled the finances of the school annual: The business concerns of our community who have backed our endeavor by purchasing advertising in our year bookg The faculty who have been so patient with us in giving time for the taking oi' our picturesg To the Owl Drug Store for furnishing us our Camera Supplies: The People's Studios for developing our pictures: The Senior Class of 1947 who presented us fur fine camera, making it pos- sible to use more pictures in our book: The Delaware Engraving Company who has helped us without any reservations: To Mr. Sutton of the Engraving Company, -we express our sincere appreciation for his interest in our book. Without the assistance of any one of these groups, our yearbook would have been impossible. To you the purchasers of this book, we hope that you will enjoy the presen- tation of life in Royerton as given here. May your Panorama become more precious to you with the passing of the years. The Annual Sponsor, Loyd G. Penrod .r .q,E'.': V'r,1LiV -Q I ' TL ' ' ., ,. . ' v.-,4 -' .nr---.f f V. .Yugi ,,. an .- :wiv . q ig . L4-:. .V V, .V.,.1V r . g:' I-.-'f','g ,y . V,. ..1 ,U -' rg- -'-x. , . ,fn .yn .... 4- :A- , , -, vi, L .. ,- f.,.1V , -3-. J. ,4. 'VLJ-we 15, 5 I.: pg: 2 fn rfb 1 '41 .r -pf, 1:.,'n .,S, n -, M1 -il. A-.air 1-'. , vu-:Haig.-:V,2,1a'rgwV,f V .' 1 '-jf? '- , -qv, w ,:,, .1 'ff -- .,f -f-.. 'U K-.M ' L .my e ' W., -. rw L, . .qu wg, .jst +4 - 2491, 5,1 ,, ,.,. .,,-1-V, Vi. 1. .-, --if T1-A - ,:.: -z fy .L-. .Lfg F, J .f. -x V 4- ,- Xvw Q -- vi ' I 9a M .Lime-gg .zf.,J.,ffD' .gf i Aka-4'-4 'ak - - -', 1, V-Q31-7 'fr .. 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