Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

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JUNIORS The junior class of 1943 44 started with 54 members Their voal for tre entire year was, of course, the Prom In order to reach this goal they handled concessions at all home basketball games and put on the play 'Saved By the Belle We are sure they will Grow into dlgnlfied senlors in time Just as we did We leave wlth them all the responsibilities and prltlleges of our class standing and are confldent that they will live uo to the same high standards Pictured left to right they are Front Row Middle Bow Charlotte Lucas Dale noxlinn Maryorie Jrlghthouse Janet vnnefeld Lavon Goss Doris T lm n Juanita Spray Mary Lou Wallace Virvinia Lahrman Wanda llng Vthel Scdw lH Jacx Pl trod Mary Jane McCrary Charl s iurlcy Thelm Sllenc J mes Ott Anna Lee Lutes Claude Allm n, Back Row Melvin Purkey Jennie Ann Johnson Robert R inbold Floyd Rochner Tom Brown M lba Schepman Robert Kaufman Raymond Spurgeon Marllyn Rclnbold Joe Russell s A B c rs, Sponsor SOPHONORWS The sophomores of 1945 44 started vith 47 members in their class ani wer sponsored by Mr Harrod and Ulss Patterson Their class officers were Ralph Kinworthy, Pres , Alta Wolka Vice Pres , Don Stall Sec'y Treas Activities for the sophomores this year included a record dance and a picnic at th end of the year Pictured left to right th v are Front Row Barbara Foster John Nantroup LeRoy Pollert Joe Ballard Wanda Cockerham Vivian Robbins Jean Nowllng Betty Wilson Louise Beickman Stanley Goen Lindy Trowbridge Phyllis Browning Maxine Kaufman Middle Row Miss Patterson Marjorie Knott James Terkhoyn Jack deiman Helen Galter Bsther Benter Nellie Smith Velma Newby Melvin Banks Jean Denny Kathryn Fleenor Donna Hill Lebert Kisque Kenneth Monday Carol Compton Alta Wolka Evelyn Motslnger Mr. Harrod 0 O L o - -X Y 'Y o . . . 1 a u O vi Q 1 l V . J , . L I . - . l ......1.. ...... . .i... ........ 11... 1... 15 I.7 r v O 4. . X, vv- , L U u ll- ' Ee' a e 77' . ' uv .L .. 1' J. . ' . O ' S Q67 D 1 , . 1 - . B T , e B 3, Edwln Patman ,, x . l ' ' 9' L' i 5 .C El ' 3 5. 1 '3 ' ' a Jr. L . . 1 3 . . MP . . . Pit? Y .J - J 1' . 8 . 9 L '-'. 9 ' : L r U . L , , .. Q ' Q. , a ' 1 9 Q Q l V- Q nu -1.-1. ..-.... ..-...-..... .11 ...,.... ...-1 . v . L .1 v J Back Row Herschel Forgey Don Stall Don Bowling Joe Vermilya Don Hanlon Frank Gray Bill Gossman Bill Kamman Charles Snyder Louis Oberman George Barnes Ralph Kinworthy Eugene Cox

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This is a serious day for one AWOL three times now, and her case today The 1AAC, Betty Knott, has that she did it in high school and young WAAC She has been caught comes up in the Federal court so far offered only the defense got by with it Attention, citizens of Baltimore' Miss Betty Kuehn, the famou lecturer, who is now making a tour of the United States, is to appear at the P lace Theater in Baltimore Thursday, May ll Her topic wi1I e 'How to Jin Friends and Influence People U The Berfectum Institute for Women announced today that the date of enrollment for new applicants will be May 9 The personnel 1 composed of Miss Mabel Benter, beauty operator, who is proof of her own good work, Miss Hazel Foster, dietlcian, whose specialty is curbing height and weight, and Mlss Ruth Ann Stotz, who has charge of physical torture Cpardon me, physical culturel The fees are moderate and COhdltlOHS as good as can be expected The lerfectum Institute guarartees results Cperiodl The Navy announced today that Lt Floyd Forgey will now be stationed at San Diego where he will lnstruct new recruits for overseas duty Lt Forgey proved his ability in numerou mayor battles in the South Pacific Of interest to the re idents of 3rownstown, Indian , is the letter received by Mrs Lubker from her daughter, Julie She tells of meeting a former classmate of hers, Geneva Hobbs, who 1S a Cadet Nurse stationed near Julle's hospital somewhere in England Miss Hobbs was recently transferred from France where she was in daily contact with Miss Margaret testner, who is managing a home for refugee children All are well, enyoying their work, and send their regards to the folks back home Miss Carolyn holka, well known author of the NLonely Hearts Columnu in the Chicago Tribune, today received an anonymous be quest of 1,300 from one of her satisfied readers She has turnrd the money over to the U S O Mis Iolka got her most valuable experience in correspondence while writlng letters to the boys in servlce when she was still in high school News from the southwest P9ClflC General MacArthur today awarded two members of the same crew, former high school buddies, one of the highest honors that can be be towed on a soldier Lt Herrmann received the flying cross, and his bomba dier, Blevins, received the oak leaf cluster for gallantry in action It seems both boys get their basic training back 1U high school Herrmann flying low in a '41 Chevy, and Blevins in a certain libr ry period Don't forget to tune in at this same time tomorrow evening when Miss Jane Persinger brlngs you her regular weekly Burn ide chat! r 0 U' u L' I 3 . e S u . 4 c u i Q Q ' 0 b -. 7 T' . V L l ' V Q S U . 0 1 Q D .A 1 o . . -N .1 C I I x' 1 0 . K 1 ' . Q U - Q f S 0 b fs a , a X 3 A K L o 1 u 1 Q A Q L Q , T7 'I i L A ' u s 7 1 v Y ' Y .. . I .- A ' gl ' x 4 3 Al ' 0 U o L S Xl , ,n 1 ' 3 , 1 . . . . fr. ' X ' ' o . r u . - 1 V C X N. 1 , . cw is . 'vu I I J- 0 , . 3 u Q . ' ' L A on U 3 O. a . 1 . cw 3 ea

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