Belle Union High School - Panther Yearbook (Fillmore, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

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Speaking in behalf of the class, as Editor, I would like to express my grateful appreciation for the assistance given me by all the students and faculty in compiling the material forth coming. NGive to the world the best that you have, And the best will come back to you.N The Editor f Q , .,,. V ,-.,. , I. I . .4 , . .. ' w, .y .- X .A . , l B r pp, an 2 .'I' BIVI 1.3 .,,.,.,., xii. , T ' sgg95 lies1 g:1f:1:fi'LiilA3i'Eff g'4gi2 . - '. 94' .- f . 'Q A AA'A, 4 n ' 3 I W E!! ' A' W 2 +1 , f qsgffgfb i 1 1 1' ' W X I fl 4 N O in I We, the Class of 1949 take great pleasure in dedicating this Book of Memories to our Sponsor, Mrs. Hodge. l . c You have given us all you pos- sess in talent and hard work during the two years you have served so faithfully as our Sponsor. We want you to know that we sincerely ap- preciate your efforts to guide us through these two hard working years and are grateful to you for your time and effort to bring success to us. I Lee Sechman, Trustee Jefferson Township Mr. Prichard, we wish to extend our thanks to you, who as our principal and friend have helped us in every way possible. We appreci- ate your fine cooperation and are in deep grati- tude to you. Your cheerful and pleasant attitude has inspired us and we will always remember your motto, To smile and be cheerful and Take Life as it Comes. Through your kind cooperation and sup! port we have had the opportunity to graduate from this fine institution -- Belle Union High School. Best Wishes I 4 r V f-Hx, ,--. -K -. , PRIMA our? ,efemfcfefx L DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL ENERGY A KEY TO SUCCESS The process of developing mental energy is almost en- tirely unknown to the average individual. He sees how nature operates in producing a field of wheat corn or cottaa or a grove of oranges. But it never occurs to him that the brain operates in much the same way in creating ideas. He knows that a field must be cultivated and prepared for any crop. He knows that seed must be planted and the ground fertilized in order to replace the minerals removed from it in gre ing 1t' a previous crop. He does not realize that the brain nust be cultivated and ideas planted in it in order to produce a mental crop. The undeveloped brain is like an uncultivated field. It is as unproductive as a desert. It remains that way until it is cultivated and ideas properly planted. What knowledge you have at this moment, and how you think, are THE EXACT RESULTS OF THE EDUCATION you have acpuired. Look back over your education so far. .Get a mental picture of it Then contrast your ability today with your ability after you have completed some special course in education. and then after you have had ten years of experience in buslness. You will see a great difference. To see these pictures clearly you must use your imagination. The mind must be submitted to an educative process before it can complete its development. Man's great superiority rests upon his ability to profit by the successful experiences of successful people. Dora G. Prichard URfTM 'W . 1WeE+ - f21wuffNffff X DE ,,., x Y, if MG' gh L.A1': 1vX- ffZ ,ff-4ikffXfP7fvg0X QBWLOGY f IRB .M . ,. xr W A- :Cl E X . ' 3 ' f , 4ZMfwfJfZZWM7M FACULTY First Row: lSeatedj Mrs. Mabel Davidson, Music, Art, English. Vera Garl, Grades 2 and 3. Mary Logan, Grades 4 and 5. Freda Hodge: Commerce, Li- brary, Phy. Ed., English. Clone Parker: Grades l and 2. Mrs. Edith Whitaker lNot in picture, Home Ec., Math., English. Second Row: lStandingj Dennis Goodpaster, Janitor. Lottie Stringer: Grades 5 and 6. Dora G. Prichard, Principal, Lat- in. Math. Paul Buis: Math, Science. Lester Mosteller: Coach, Social Studies, Science. OUR BUS DRIVERS Earl Allen Earl Nichols Kenneth Broadstreet Joseph Pickens Lawrence Clifford Harold Phillips ADVISORY BOARD Ross Allee Doris Salsman Robert Ziegelman JANITOR Dennis Goodpasture COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Eugene Hutchins I 4 1 1 4 W 4 N ' 1 v 1 ' 11,1 ' M' N ,X N 1' , 1' , , ,X Y W! 1 ' W! W w ' ' w STATE EDITOR-- ------- - ASSISTANT EDITOR ART RnITOR-------- -------------- -- ------ BUSINESS MANAGER CIRCULATION ----- MAKE-UP-EDITORf- MIM OGRAPH v----- PHOTOGRAPHER---- SPONSOKQQQQQQGDQMY' 'zulu-9-QD-Us-100-01-lov H-D-0 19 ------------------------------WANETA NICHOLS --SHIRLIR DORSETT ----LEON PHILLIPS -GLORIA MQOAMMAOK --BOBBY ZIRGELMAN MORRIS WILLIAMSON --------ROR DEPEW ---MARGARET HURST MRS. FREEDA HODOR 1 kf::fSf2EfQ'ysf:S-ali ...-ig -::J'-,- 4'-'-: , T-um' ':r--:H-g.. j.-fig. y. .,. .--gifwqfz-1-5::i-gi-:fi :Pt .q:',.-15,1---:J -s- , .. it 322 ,:.g3b31-., if 'N fm.:F ,4... 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J a 3 E 5 SENIORS Robert Ziegelman Waneta Nichols Morris Williamson President Sec. and Treas, Vice President Margaret Hurst Gloria McCammack Bob DePew Shirlie Dorsett Leon Phillips I r Y r r N 1 1 x , W W , r UAUNT BESSIE BEATS THE BANDN H OCTOBER 21st and 22nd 1948 Alice Morley, who has loved and lost. ----- Bessie Bonner, her housekeeper --------- -- Betsy Blotter, her maid. --------------- --- Simon Trotter, her man-of-all-work. ------ May Ketchum, a hopeful spinster. --------- Hezekiah Hawkeye, a 1awyer.---- -------- --- Paul Vernon, a victim of circumstances.-- Frederick Frost, a disappointed man. ----- Director ------- - ----------- -------------- Scene: Living-room of the Morley home in UEBIGAIL GOES HAYWIREH April 8th and 9th 1949 Gloria McCammack ---Shirlie Dorsett ----Waneta Nichols ---Bobby Ziegelman ----Margaret Hurst ---------Bob DePew --------Lloyd Buis ----Raymond Gibson ------Freeda Hodge 3 small town. Abigail Hyde, one of the owners of Heavenly Haven ----------- Waneta Nichols Janice Holtham, friend of Abigail and one of the owners of Heavenly Haven. ----- - ---------------------- Gloria McCammack Leslie Jordan, friend of Abigail and one of the owners of Heavenly Haven. ------------------------------- Margaret Hurst Don St. John, a famous author and a funambulist. ------------ Morris Williamson Reuben Steuben, a real estate operator. -------- Leon Phillips John Meredith, a carpenter. ------------------ Bobby Ziegelman Hannah Matthews, maid and housekeeper. ------- Shirlie Dorsett Oliver Mortimer, publisher, of the house of Mort1mer,Oliver, Oliver and Mortimer. ---------------- - -------------- Bob DePew Director ---------------------------- ------------ Freeda Hodge Scene: Living-room of Heavenly Haven, a small but com- fortable country home. Times Summer. I I I I I I I FRESHMEN '46 We started our Freshmen year with twelve members. They are as follows: Waneta Nichols, Bill Berge, Bob Ziegelman, Albert O'Neal, 'Bill Barnette, Bob DePew, Shirlie Dorsett, Gloria McCammack, Margaret Hurst, Betty Jones, Leon Phillips and Charles Chestnut. The class officers were: President --------------------- Bill Berge Vice President ------------- Bob Ziegelman Sec. A Treas. ------------- Waneta Nichols Sponsor ------------------------ Paul Buis SOPHOMORE '47 we started our Sophomore year with three new members, Morris Williamson, Betty McCammack and our old Schoolmate, Elinor Brooks, who had come back from Hawaii. we were sorry to lose Charles Chestnut, Billy Barnette, Albert O'Nea1 and Betty McCammack, leaving us eleven members. Mb elected class officers as follows: President ----------- ---- Elinor Brooks Vice President ------------- Bob Ziegelman Sec. 8 Trees. ----------------- Bill Berge Sponsor ------- ------- Robert Wallace 1 1 1 111 1 1' ' 1 1 1 f 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 111' 1 1, ' ' 1 111 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 ,1,N 1, 1 ' 1111 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 JUNIORS '48 In September '47 we marched back to the East Assembly as Juniors, finding we had lost three members, Elinor Brooks, who returned to Hawaii, Betty Jones, who moved to Bainbridge, and Bill Berge, who moved to Greencastle, this leaving us a class of eight. We elected our class officers as follows: Presidente ----------------- Bob Ziegelman Vice President --------- Morris Williamson Sec. K Treas. ------------- Waneta Nichols Sponsorv -------------------- Freeda Hodge During the year we sponsored a Halloween Carnival in October and gave a play titled nAunt Bessie Beats The Bandn. The Junior and Senior Reception was held at Indianapolis. After the evening meal, we attended the Indoor Circus at the Murat Temple. It was enjoyed by all. SENIOR '49 Once more we returned to Belle Union High School, this time as Seniors. Losing none and gaining none we were the same eight. Electing our class officers, for our last year, they are as follows: President ------ - -------- ---Bob Ziegelman Vice President ---- .----Morris Williamson Sec. G Treas. ------------- Waneta Nichols Sponsor ------- -- ------------ Freeda Hodge Our school activities consisted of a play titled HAbigai1 Goes Haywire,n Commencement and Baccalaureate. Thus, bringing us to the end of our High School Days. CLASS POEMS While you are reading this memory book, Take out a little time, To read about each Senior, In a little form of rhyme. Bobby Ziegelman, president of our class, He's awful smart, so you'll know he'll pass In basketball, he can't be beat, But while in school, he likes to eat. Leon Phillips, who likes to miss school, Now don't you think he obeys the rules When school is out, he'll work on a farm, So if he gets married, don't be alarmed. Well what do you know, its Bob DePew, He's also one of that Senior crew A race driver some-day, he wants to be, So out on the track, Bob you will see. Morris Williamson, of course, will marry some-day, From the looks of things, he's not far away And when he's married and all settled down, He'll find each Senior dropping around. Shirlie Dorsett, she's tall and neat, In picking a friend, she can't be beat She likes the balconys in the shows, That is when Bob takes a notion to go. Gloria McCammack, is everyones pal, We'll all admit, she's one swell gal We don't know what she plans to do, But whatever it is, she'll see her way through, Waneta Nichols, a sweet lass, She's the Sec. and Treas. of our class A great big wedding is coming her way, And she plans to make her home in Stilesville some day Margaret Hurst, is a very fine girl, She keeps all the Seniors in a whirl What ever profession she may choose, We know she'll never have the blues. And now Mrs. Hodge, we can't let her pass, She's really been swell, to the Senior Class In chosing a sponsor, she can't be beat, For working with her, has been a treat. i E V x l x I P PROPHECY Tlme, like a mighty river, flows on unceasingly until the tale of the years are told. Nothing is accomplished by looking backward, The things we wish to accomplish lie ahead. And although our peephole into the future is small, and our vision is dim, yet we delight to predict the futurity of ourselves, the Senior Class of 1949. Waneta, our small and lively lass, Will hold down a job with some class. She wishes always to be kind and true, And never intends to make us blue. She wants to be a homemaker some day. We wish her success in every way. And then there's Bob--better known as Chubby, Who won't have time to be a hubby, For the SOO Mile Speedway Race Is waiting for him to join the pace, Our hats off to him to be the winner, For we've heard from him as just a beginner, Margaret Ann, our carefree gal, Is to all a dear ole pal. A job in town she aims to hold down, Until some Romeo comes around, Then she will surely say UI don, And live in a cottage and never be blue. Morris already has his future in hand, For marriage to Juanita is what he has planned. We wish him happiness every day, . A And hope their lives will be perfect in every way. For with her ever at his side, He takes all things in his stride. , I Leon, our tall and handsome Romeo, Will land in places we do not know. He tells no one what he plans to do, But we know he'll win and see it through, For he is quiet and very steady, And will do the work, and always be ready. Shirlie is planning at Lilly's to work, And we know her work, she will not shirk, But we often wonder when the sun goes down, If she'l1 not get married and live in town, For Bob, you know, is a plumber by trade, So our guess is, she'll marry and make the grade Now Bobby our President, And star flayer of ball, Will be a great herdsman, And answer every call. In many a field, he could make a success As he gives his all, yea, always his best. As for myself, Gloria, a position I'll secure, Hoping always to be able to endure, The trials and hardships that may come my way, Knowing that these pass with the day. I like the rest, wish a home of my own, With loved ones about--and never alone. ... -,.,....-.-ov-.-.,..-.-.......-.--..a-:....-'..-,-....- . -...-...... - .-... ..... .. ........... - ...---.q-.,.,....---..... . A smile is such a gentle act So easy to perform It can soothe the ruffled waters Of many a martial storm. A smile can make the sick feel better It has often made an enemy Into a life long FRIEND. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 A L J WILLS I, Morris Williamson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to attend school every day to Marvin Clifford. I, Shirlie Dorsett, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out all night to Bob Hartsaw. I, Bob DePew, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to tell tall tales to Lester Mosteller. I, Waneta Nichols, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go to Stilesville to Priscilla Hutsell. I, Gloria McCammack, do hereby will and bequeath my Government Book to Richard Saunders, provided he doesn't cheat, like I didn't. I, Bobby Ziegelman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play basketball on bowed legs to Denzil Benassi, pro- viding he can use them better than I did. I, Margaret Hurst, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go to Truckers Haven late hours in the night to Virginia Lou Wheeler. I, Leon Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sleep in the shower room the third period to Freddie Wheelen ww Cf.-'f..J ngltrf 1 ff ' E, Qyiliiv'-'jj 1--7371 f if T Rf 5 Z f W M 1 N. X' ......1 ff' j 526 s x N W f J, 'ff ,ix , ,,, ..., 5 D I X f ,ff f QQ l X Q L Q WL Q 7 XX 1 ff.: Xgijsii S ,ff M X W i I I JUNIOR CLASS Front Row: Left to Right -- Helen Allen, Peggy Sechman, Mrs. Mabel Dav idson, Sponsorp Priscilla Hutsell and Virginia Wheeler. Second Row: Left to Right -- Marvin Clifford, Robert Buis, Richard Saun dens, Bob Hartsaw, Freddie Wheeler and Charles Nichols. I P JUNIORS In the fall of 1946 fourteen boys and girls entered B. U. H. S. as freshmens to begin their high school career. They were as follows: Helen Allen, Denzil Benassi Clyde Buis, Robert Buis, Marvin Clifford, Wendell Hurst, Priscilla Hutsell, Ward Franklin, Wayne Nichols, Peggy Sechman, Albert Underwood, Freddie Wheeler, Virginia Wheeler, and James White. The class officers were: President ------------------ Vice President ------------- 59C1'6t8I' y --Qnano Treasurer ------------------ News Reporters ----- - ------- Sponsor --------------- Mrs. --Marvin Clifford -----George Allen ------Helen Allen Priscilla Hutsell ----Peggy Sechman Virginia Wheeler Margaret Danforth During the year we welcomed three new members, Doris Biddle, Richard Saunders, and George Allen. In the fall of 1947 we returned as Sophomores to find that we had lost five of our classmates: Doris Biddle, Ward Franklin, Wendell Hurst, Albert Underwood, and George Allen. We were happy to welcome Robert Hartsaw who made a total of thirteen members. We elected the following officersz Crystal President ---------------------- Peggy Sechman Vice President -------------- Virginia Wheeler Sec. Q Treasurer ----------- Priscilla Hutsell News Reporter ---------------- ----Helen Allen Sponsor ----------------- Mr. Lester Mosteller the fall of 1948 we again returned as Jolly with a total of twelve members since Clyde Buis left class officers were as follows: President ------- Vice President-- Sec. Q Treasurer News Reporter--- Sponsor --------- After the new year -----------------Robert Buis -------------Marvin Clifford ------------Virginia Wheeler ---------------Peggy Sechman ---------Mrs. Mable Davidson we were happy to welcome Juniors us. Our Byrd. On October 15-16, 1948 we presented a play entitled, NSound Your Horn.H March 4, 1949 we sponsored a NFamily Frolic.V 'f ,k f 4 :pi 5. I .ff-111. 1 -- iiam.,-f' .la if M, f43E,' 11, ,V ' mf Ziff., ,. :..,' ' -'-,.-'A,. U -1 .1 1-2 ' 5' 3. M ,Q fl , x , 4' 5 5 .-gQg25G'j31Q1f? ' r . 'ml . 4 . 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'1'i':f 3-3125 -- - ::-Q'-' - ':'-1:-:-1-22-:EQ-fu-.:f:' 1lL'fLf'Z: . . . , . , .,.:, -, V 1-- ki??i1f7 f gn '-11:?f':e':'s-. -:J -' . :'S:5:2.:.:':'.-1.-.1:z- GT 'Al' 4,1 J-PS5 B as Tiki:-7-:FEIE .- ' - - . . 455 : pu '+:,g:- ,: 5 ,L-11 55 -Q.:g:21:Z-:gg -' Y--4jj21 N C :?:1E1'1Y:' -1-11fz1f:f:12'3'SS7 ' 3 -.711 I-315235251-': ..g.g-gi-1.-- Z . Qatx .1 ., Q4 SOPHOM-ORE CLASS First Row: Left to Rfght -- Velma White, Betty Barnett, Juanita Clearwaters, Mr. Prichard, Principal, Bernice Guy, Barbara Shumaker, and Peggy Schulz. Back Row: Billy Ziegelman, Richard Morrison, Robert Morrison, Glenn McCammack, Donald Dorsett, Gene McCammack, Wayne Cox, Duane Gaston, and Gene Gibson. Mrs. Edith Whitaker, lNot in Picturel. V I s SOPHOMORES September l9L7 we entered Belle Union High School as Freshmen with 10 boys and 9 girls to begin our high school career. The 19 members were as follows: Betty arnette, David Christiansen, Juanita Clearwaters, Wayne Cox, Donald Dorsett, Leon French, Duane Gaston, Gene Gibson,Bernice Guy, Betsy Hacker, Gene McCammack, Glen McCammack, Richard Mor- rison, Hobert Morrison, Peggy Schulz, Barbara Shumaker, Pat- ricia Snodgrass, Velma White and Billy Ziegelman. With the help of our sponsor,Mrs. Edith Whitaker, we elected class officers as follows: President --------------------- Duane Gaston Vice President--- -------- Gene McCammack Secretary ------- -------- Billy Ziegelman Treasurer ------- ------ Richard Morrison News Reporters--- ---- David Christianson Barbara Shumaker In the fall of l9u8 we returned to Belle Union High vchool as 3ophomores,to find we had lost Patricia Snodgrass. We called a meeting with our Sponsor, Mrs. Edith Whitaker and elected the following officers. President- ------------- --- ---- Duane Gaston Vice President ------------- Robert Morrison Secretary ------- ---Juanita Clearwaters Treasurer- ------ ----------- Velma White News Reporter ---- ---------- Peggy Schulz Robert Morrison Before the first semster was over Leon French decided to withdraw from school leaving us seventeen. At the begin- ning of the second semester we secured one new member,Bonnie Smith, but she remained with us only a few days. Again all of the boys were out for the basketball squad with Robert Morrison as student manager. This year our social activites consisted of a skating party, Christmas caroling and a chili supper. The girls were all members of the High School Chorus. E ,ff1Cf?1 - - --Q -5 2 -ff ' .Q f 5 A fi Q, - , ,ff ,gf ,' Q ,g is ff, .1f,,5,17:g,,f1f , V fx inf EQ! 'gg is K .. ,A f. 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The following officers were elected: President ------------------- Ray Stringer Vice President -------------- Martha Allee Sec. 8 Treasurer ------------ Evelyn Hurst News Reporters ---------- Charles Sullivan Jimmy Walker Sponsor -------------------- Mr. Paul Buis Irma Johnston left us in October and Anne Allee in Febv ruary, leaving us with eleven to finish our freshmen year. v r I I E i ,ff N n , M. . fXfiiMU ,lk 1XXg?fX ZW, X x Af ff? Lfi X A iWJf7bJ ffffff?1 ff' +--f f ,ff ' w kikfxfw MW q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EIG-HTH GRADE CLASS First Row: Left to Right -- CharleneGuy, Virginia Parker, Patty Terry, Doro- thy Durham, Karen McCammack, Rita French, Delores Shumaker, Golda French. e Second Row: Left to Right -- Kimball Wheeler, Donald Buis, Jack Barnett, Francis Gaston, Mr. Mosteller, Sponsor, Billy Steele, Max Nichols, Forrest Shu- maker, Wayne Wilson. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS l S First Row: Left to Right -- Janet Sallust, Betty French, Imogene Guy, Helen McQueen, Nancy Vaughn, June Sallust, Elaine Pitts. Second Row: Left to Right -- Donald Saunders, Billy Simmons, Gerald Fields, Irwin Simmons, Richard Allee, Mr. Buis, Sponsor. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES -First Rowe Left to Right -- Sue Terry, Shirley Herbert, Betty Shrader, Ver- denia Caudell, Betty Ziegelman, Jesse Stockton, Hazel Wilson, Sue Mark, Katheleen Barnette, Beverly Chilcote, Jannis Larkin, Geraldine Fields. Second Row: Left to Right -- Ronald Saunders, R ichard Simmons, Wilma Gibson, Janet McCammack, Rosa Durham, Leoma French, Janice Scott, Anna Cox, Jean Vaughn, Shelby Nichols, Erland Shelton, Ronnie Clearwaters. Third Row: Left to Right -- Mr. Stringer, Bobby Sechman, Wendell Good- paster, Jerry Hacker, Ronald McCammack, Vernon Shrader, Rosco Buchanan, Loren Salsman, Jessie Hutsell, Paul Wells. FOURTH NND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Left to Right -- Patsy Hurst, Roberta Sink, Wanda Caudill, Mild- red Rice, Darlene Cline, Doris Guy, Linda Salsman, Lois Shrader, Second Row: Left to Right -- Rex Coffman, Donald Walton, Marlene French, Joann Wilson, Madelyn Blue, Ann Childress, Maxine Goodpaster, Ma- donna Blue, Mary Parker, Jackie Wheeler, Herschell Dawson. Back Row: Left to Right -- Mrs. Logan, Billy Allee, Jerry Cox, Ronald Dor- sett, Darrell Fine, Wilburn Caudill, Bobby Clifford, Raymond O'Neal, Billy Cash, Norman Buis, Gerald Cox. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Left to Right -- Linda Lane, Barbara Cosner, Nancy Fathing, Wanda Nichols, Lou Ann Sinclair, Kay Cooper, Wanda Buis, Jane Mustard Second Row: Left to Right -- Roy Buchanan, Larry Salsman, Nema DePew, Sarah Hacker, Sharon Sinclair, Jewell Terry, Robert Barnette, Mrs. Garl. Third Row: Left to Right -- Herbert Simmons, Forest Kean, Ray Fields, Byron Hacker, Gerald Buis, Leon Herbert, Ronald Gostage. FIJRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Left to Right -- Loretta Sink, Lola Snapp, Janet Buis, Myra Allan, Marilyn Chilcote, Irene Sweet, Martha Goodpaster, Betty Johnson, Diane Kennedy. Second Row: Left to Right -- Robert Hacker, Sharon Phillips, Carol Parker, Judy Allee, Patsy Childress, Carole Hiatt, Bobby Terry, Myron Hacker. Back Row: Left to Right -- Vernon Fields, Stephen Mustard, Herbert Lane, Ronnie Allee, Johnnie Simmons, Rudy Cooper, Gary Allee, Roy Shelton, Jim- mie Hurst, Mrs. Parker. 1 rw P' J! ,J V -V N 41 8' xx N ff K..- Y f vw? f Q f , Ml sxssxv -Tv S X ? Q 1' ' ei I h BASKETBALL 1iEzAM 'I948-49 l l . First Row: Left to Right -- Charles Nichols, Student Manager, Richard Saun- ders, Bob Hartsaw, Bobby Ziegelman, Leon Phillips, Morris Williamson, Robert Morrison, Student Manager. Second Row: Left to Right -- Mr. Prichard, Principal, Gene McCammack, Bob DePew, Donald Dorsett, Denzil Benassi, Coach. SCHEDULE Score Opponent Team 43 Paragon 36 Cloverdale 38 Reelsville 44 Fillmore 36 Eminence 44 Bainbridge 49 Stilesville 29 Cloverdale 42 Paragon 59 Russellville 41 Quincy 41 Van Buren 52 Fillmore 48 Stilesville 30 Eminence 455 Quincy 46 Russellville 41 Reelsville Gene Gibson, Mr. Mosteller, Score Belle Union 48 33 67 31 64 42 24 40 47 61 25 38 42 43 57 47 49 79 SOFTBALL TEAM 1948 First Row: Left to Right -- Richard Saunders, Bob DePew, Bobby Ziegel man, Morris Williamson, Gene McCammack, Duane Gaston. Second Row: Left to Right -- Mr. Prichard, Principal, Wendell O'Neal Bob Hartsaw, Donald Dorsett, Leon Phillips, Robert Morrison, Student Man ager, Mr. Mosteller, Coach. Third Row: left to Right -- Charles Nichols, Student Manager, Richard Morrison, Freddie Wheeler, Richard Cline, Gene Gibson, Billy Ziegelman. SCHEDUIJE Opponent Team 6 Fillmore 1 1 Cloverdale 1 Reelsville 12 Roachdale 2 Bainbridge 1 1 Russellville Belle Union 4 5 16 20 15 1 CHEER LEADERS Karen McCammack Sonny Mosteller Wilrita French B TEAM First Row: Left to Right -- Charles Nichols, Student Manager, Duane Gas- ton, Richard Morrison, Freddie Wheeler, Gene McCammack, Gene Gibson Billy Ziegelman, Robert Morrison, Student Manager. Second Row: Left to Right -- Mr. Prichard, Wendell O'Neal, Ray Stringer Glen McCammack, David Cox, Wayne Cox, Richard Cline, Jimmy Walker, Mrl Mosteller, Coach. I 1 r 4 F 1 i ' ' HONORS Bobby Ziegelman received a trophy as the outstanding player in basketball. 1947-48 -- He had a total of 288 points of which 110 were free throws. 1948-49 -- He had a total of 338 points of which 130 were free throws, mak- ing a total of 626 points for two years. He was leading scorer in Putnam County in 1948-49 with a season record of 338 points in twenty games, giving him an average of 17 points per game. Morris Williamson received a trophy as the outstanding player on the softball team. He was captain of the team and one of the leading hitters. He hit safely 13 times out of 27 official trips to the plate for a batting average of .481 for the season. I L I N i W V w r L ADVICE TO THE SENIORS OF 1949 Seniors, advice is given by many people but taken by few. You are approaching the close of your high 'school career. Each of you should have a goal toward which you' are striving. Your education should not stop with a high school diploma. You should strive to earn a diploma from a higher institution of learning. One who expects to be successful in life must be de- pendable, willing to help other people and be on the level with your neighbor. I would like to recommend the idea of pursuing your dreams with all the strength and will power you have: To take success if it comes in stride, and if it doesn't come take that also in the same stride. I want to congratulate youl on being ready to graduate from high school, and I wish you all the success and hap- piness possible in the future. - fb f'!7- . 1. -' 1 if M , I Q1 pijzfavtfzf ,,4?, A5yf5?fef4ffL4Q2ZL Success depends largely on choosing an occupation for life when young, setting a goal, and striving to reach that end. , X.m , x-X'? J.6,: 'K if I ' Z f I' A X, jyfr , -' ,L- 4',4- .. . ff' ' ,,.- , r ' f I, , ,., W' ..f ' XXX ff' ,' Old David Harum, if the story is true Said Udo to ever feller as he'd do to you.H David didn't mean it when he talked like that No one can do business giving tit for tat. Girls, here's something that you can understand Some day 'fore long you'll be lookin' for a man It's pretty good business if the man can give assurance If he passes out he'll leave 5000 insurance. Girls and Boys both, layin' all jokes aside Doing things that's right never take you for a ride. Do your duty, mind your parents, and to all your friends be true, And the Lord's rod and staff will forever comfort you. ' - -4-4 'KJV 1,20 I., -X f , . X f, 1 f ,', f 5 ,Q ? A I ' ,I - . ff Xxx? J ,W A h,.1A,,A ! If Lf-.-,.f .. 4 fm .f V.. f Lf X , Auf - 1'-' V Dear Seniors: On the night before he was killed in battle, an American army officer wrote a letter to his son in which he offered the following quotation as advice for the son's guidance in life. WTO thine own self be true and it follows, as the night the day, thou can not to any man be false.N will you accept this as a motto on which to build your own lives? ,,f- N , '-. 1 .42 .1 y ff ff. f f' ' f 1 ' . 5 fl f ,fifnffarflf --f , n!.l1f-fi., 901 Have a job to do, and do your best, to do it well. .n ,.-f - , ,.-ff fffx'-:!'f,4lf jg-'.A:v.f..' , . jf' L ,, If you would have success, make up your mind to do some- thing you dream of doing, Begin your work by planning the first step to be taken, and continue your work by performing one hard task each day. Cultivate the habit of persistence, which is the most important element of success, and hold steadfast to your purpose in spite of your failures. Do not expect too much at first, for achievement is not a swift race on an elevator. It is a hot, hard climb up a long steep hill. School yourself to disregard discouragement and ap- proval. Omit the ill humors of your disposition, and re- lieve your mind of the thought that you are being slighted or overlooked. Cultivate a cheerful countenance, since bat- tles may be lost by frowns, and successes won by the narrow margin of a smile. Do not interfere with others, not try to direct their lives. You'll have all you can do to make a success of your own. i 4 '! ff - . ' f'v ..-. Q71 FRIENDSHIP Pure disinterested friendship is a bright flame, emitting none of the smoke of selfishness. Its origin is divine and its results enrapture the soul. However, the world has ever been flooded with base counterfeits, many so thickly coated with the apparently pure metal that nothing but time can detect the base interior and the ulterior de- signs of bogus friends. Deception is a fault of many men and is practised throughout their entire lives. Friendship is a flower that blooms in all seasons. Wherever it is watered with the dews of kindness and affection, there you may be sure to find it in its purity. Its eternal and universal fragrance dispels every thought of envy, and purifies the mind with a priceless contentment. True friendship can only be found to bloom in the soil of a noble and self sacrificing heart, there it has a perennial summer, a never-ending season of joy to its happy possessor. No one can be happy without a friend. -R. Coates- fm,fgpf7fpQ, gZjpif7f22,?475QL4,f! Life is a gift of which the humblest person may boast, and it was given to us to bc used every dey. The best thing about life is that the more we use it in service for others, the more beautiful it becomes. In being of service to others, we make someone happy. In bringing happiness to others, we are happy. . ..-, Q - jj, p-dam Q9 I can think of no better advice than the following lesson taught in these wise old sayings. HMy life is my honor, both are born in one, Take honor from me and my life is done. NHe who tries and fails is better than he who never tried at all.H HHe who wastes time loses life, for time is the stuff from which life is made.N '! .'. A.. . Q5 .VK siiflfm! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 111 V111 I 1'11 111111 11,1 11 W 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1111 1 lv: 1x1 11 1 11 1 1! 1x1 my ,1 X1 1 X 111!! 1 1 N111111 1 1 w1! H111 M3 11111!111,!1,w!,! M W 111 Dear Seniors: If you can treasure friendships and store away happy mem- ories of them against the times of troubleg If you can preserve a keen sense of humor as a buffer against life's irritationsg If you can do small things graciously, If you can adjust yourself uncomplainingly to new sit- uations, even if not of your own choice, If you can judge kindly, making all due allowance for different viewpoints and training, If you'can cultivate a sensitivity to the feelings of others, that you will never unwittingly hurt them, If you can love all with whom you come in contact as deeply as you can, feeling that by so doing you may be able to counteract some of the hate in the world, and lastly, feeling that you have given only the talent of being kind, Then, my children, you will be able to go out into the big wide world and lead a successful life. I wish to thank you kindly for all the favors you have extended to me the past two years as your sponsor. 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