Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

They Rule the Roost . . -Ag ZZ 2-if 2 31' W fi 3+ M Q f 'J ,tl p Illlll m an A of Xl i OUR SUPERIOR OFFICERS ...ei W, Mr. Wayne Haffner Mrs. Gladys Ketchum Mr. Donald Deaton AS1'iCU1tU1'0- Biology Music, Hcmc Eccnfmmics. Social Studies. Hcnlth Art Science. Library An:- Mr. C. E. Beck, Principal MT- PC1111 Spade, Trustee Mathematics Av ,img -sim, ,fQ QS5 -4-u..ew-Q ls' f M1s.Le1a McCollum Mr. Mike Spahr Mrs, Mary 1, Butt Engflisli. Latin Jllnllbl' Cgnqfngfge VETERANS OF FOUR YEARS B jimi? ix X! f MI' , fwf 1 M X E X STANDING UP FOR THE FUTURE 316-' HAZEL PYLE- Sally , I EUGENE D Y N E S- Dy- D O R O T H Y FRANK- Guess We Don't . Court ner , Confound It . Mer- Frankie , I n d e e d ' '. Stenogragher, Class Play chant Marine. Basketball Dress Designer. Class 3, 41 President 414-H 2, 3, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 43 Soft- Play 2, 3, 4: 4-H 2, 3, 43 41 Queen 3. ball 2: Class Play 2, 3, 41 Vice President 4, Art Ed- Secretary and Treasurer 4. itor 4. DELBERT FLESHER- VIRGINIA CRAIG-- Bud , BETTY MORGAN- Moe , ROYCE WRIGHT Scrub Bert , 'tls That Good? Wouldn't You Like to Listen Bud . Singer. Do You Want to Flght' Mortician. Class Play 2, Know? Housewife. Class Musical Numbers 2, 3, 4. Farmer. Basketball 1 3 3, 43 Vice President 21 Play 3, 43 Librarian 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3, 4: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. ball 23 Class Play3 Presi 3: Editor 4. dent 3: 4-H 3 4 KEITH GILLESPIE- BETTY JEAN SMITH- MARVIN TOWELL- Handsome , I'll Bet You A lJt.llar . Soldier-F.irrn- er. Basketball 1, 3, 4: Snft ball 2: Class Play 3, Vice President 3: 4-H 1. 2, 3. 42 Sports Editor 4. Smitliy . Rave On . Maw , Are You Kid- Pet Shop Manager. Class ding? Sailor. Stage Hand Play 33 Librarian 3, 4: 4-H 3. 3, 4. OF DEMOCRACY 1 BILL ORR- Angel , You WANDA PYLE-t'Wimpy , BOB MASTERS-L'Chick- VIRGINIA UPTYGRAFT- Don't Say . Sailor. Bask- Could Be . Home Ee- en , Will You, Jo? Mer- etball l, 3, 4, Class Play onomics Teacher. Class chant Marine. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Play 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 2, Advertis- Queen 1. Softball 2, Class Play 3. ing Manager 4. JENE WENDEL- Windy , LEONARD DALE-L'Pop- Oh Baby . Nurse. Class eye , Dog Gone It . Av- , Class Play 3, 4. BEATRICE K E N Y O N- F Bitty',, t'Oh Kid . Nurse. Play 3, Assistant Art Edi- iator. Basketball l, 4 tor 4. Baseball 3, 4, Softball 2, Class Play 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. Tune , Let's Go Home . Lang- 3, 4, , Yell Teacher of Foreign uages. Class Play Assistant Editor 4 Leader 3, 4, Queen 4. R E D HAFFNER- Ced- Port- ric , Let's Go to land,'. Solider Military Police. Class Play 2. 3. 4, President' lg Basketball 3, 4. RICHARD SHAWVER- DUANE DICKSON- B 0 B DAVIDSON- Harry Dick , You're Baldy , What Did You S1eepy'l, Huh? . Farm- Just Jealous . Farmer. Say? Sailor. 4-H 1, 2, 3, er. Stage Hand, 3, 4. 4, Class Play 4. GIVING STRONG BODIES. We, the Senior Class of '45, will to the Juniors our seats by the windows. To the Sophomorts we will our quiet ways. We will to the Freshmen our ability to get along with the teachers. I Virginia Craig will my interest in Poling to Velma Rittenhouse. I Leonard Dale will my trouble with my Ford to anyone wlio thinks he can do better. I Bob Davidson will my ability to sleep in class to Cledith Loy, I Duane Dickson will my head ofhhair to anyone who dosen't have time to Comb their's. I Eugene Dynes will my ability to get to school late to Leon Garlinger. I Delbert Flesher will my good conduct grades to Norma Jean Keller. I Dorothy Frank will my steady boy friend to Eulalia Slussher. I Keith Gillespie will my ability to tease people to Mary Ashcraft. I Fied Haffner will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Raymond Milligan. I Beatrice Kenyon will my curly hair to who ever wants it. I Bob Masters will my ability to go with two girls to Jake Armantrout. I Betty Morgan will my flirting ways to Pauline Huey. I Bill Orr will my ability to sleep with my eyes open to any underclassman who has not already acquired it. I Hazel Pyle will nothing because I need all I have. I Wanda Pyle will my ability to eat during the entire noon hour to anyone who longs for a better digestion. I Richard Shawver will my ability to get the front seat to anyone who wants it. I Betty Smith will the honor of being a preacher's daughter to June Maitlen. I Virginia Uptygraft will anything to anybody who thinks they want it worse than I do. I Jene Wendel will my height to Bernard Post. I Royce Wright will my ability to stay out late at night to Ralph Ashcraft. BROAD MINDS Class History We entered Bryant High School in S-eptember in the fall of '41 with 27 mem- bers in our class. Jene Wendel, Delbert Flesher, Bobby Scott and Bob Davidson were new. We were rather shy. The following officers were elected: President. Fred Haffnerg Vice President. Dora Dean Shrider: Secretary and Treasurer, Joe Arnold. Wanda Pyle represented our class in the Queen contest winning third place. Our sponsor was Miss Violet' Funk. We enjoyed many parties and of course some of the freshmen boys were initiated. Joe Arnold left us to go to Portland and Betty Morgan came to us from Pennville in the latter part of the year. In the fall of '42 most of us returned to be sophomores. With 25 members, Junior Butcher and Arthur Huey failed to return. We werent quite so shy this year, as our teachers soon found out. We elected the following officers: President, Jimmy Miller: Vice President, Delbert Flesher: Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Orr. Our sponsor was Mr. Lee Glentzer. We enjoyed several parties. Mary Harden and Nelda Iliff dropped out during the year. Again we came back to our school rooms in the fall of '43, to find that only 20 members returned. Now classified as juniors we felt fairly sure of ourselves. Just to think only one more year and we would be seniors! Jimmy Miller went to Portland to school, and Bob Scott and Dora Dean Shrider dropped out. We electcd the following officers: President, Royce Wright: Vice President, Keith Gill- espieg Secretary and Treasurer, Delbert Flesher. Our sponsor, and also director of our play, was Mr. Donald Deaton. The name of the play which we gave was, They Gave Him a Co-Ed. The proceeds went to finance the Junior and Senior Reception. Hazel Pyle represented our class as queen in the Queen contest by taking first place. We also had several parties all of which we enjoyed. Duane Dickson from Penn- ville joined us in the second semester. As we returned as seniors we began to realize our place in the world, There were 21 of us, but Marvin Towell soon left us to join Uncle Sam's Navy. Hazel Pyle was elected President: Dorothy Frank, Vice President: Eugene Dynes, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Mr. Wayne Haffner was chosen as our sponsor. We presented the play, Arn I lntruding? under the direction of Mr. C. E. Beck. Virginia Upty- graft represented our class in the Queen contest taking second place. A few parties were held which we enjoyed. Now we leave you to go out into the world. Some of us have gone all twelve years together. Some may go to college. Others may get married. Many may be called into Uncle Sam's fighting forces. ' Virginia Craig UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT r '41 ff: 3' 1 'Q' if . 1 1,1 A ., ' ' . f . - -- vv, 1 - A. 1 J Mi . fra if ' 1. 4 1 11: 1 ' - f - XL',, If-,5 . :Q Q Q fy X rw- K 1 Q 'w,ay4,-Qilvg xxx 11 91 ,rf 5' I 4u....4-..- Y 1, RQc11.11c1 S1111xx'v1-:'. 2. Virginia Craig. 3, Bc B. 4 D1-111111 1711911 11 5. B111 O1'1'. 15. W11ni111 PX L T. Ihtijc J. fi'11111, 8, Ixuiih G1111-,-pp, El. V1 g 11 111. Df,tw1il1y F1 11' 11 Jvn' mvL'11f1L1. 12. 11.1 125. D1 tty IX1.11'g:111 LAUGHING IN THE FACE OF DANGER Class Prophecy After a busy season of outfitting the June brides and bridesmaids of New York society we tHazel and Dorothyl decided to close our P. M. Fashion shop on Fifth Avenue, and take a trip over the week-end. After packing our overnight bags we started out in our Piper Cub for England. .5 We arrived at the estate of Mr, and Mrs. Chester Knight. Mrs. Knight was the former Miss Betty Morgan. We found Betty in the best of health and very happy with her husband and three children. In the morning we started back to the United States and stopped at a small island in the Atlantic and found Bob Davidson was the owner. He farmed the entire island by push button so that he could get his needed rest. Since we had not seen our friends in the middle west for a while, we flew on to Detroit. We visited Delbert Flesher's flower shop and undertaking establish- ment, and ran across Betty Jean Smith. She said she had married a famous band leader and they had just returned from Hollywood where he had played in a movie, Heavcnly Hideaway, co-starring Virginia Craig and Rosco Hayworth. Betty Jean was buying flowers to send to Virginia Uptygraft, Republican candidate for president of 1956. Miss Uptygraft was resting up at the Fairview Hospital before her final campaign against Roosevelt. NVe went to the hospital with Betty Jean and found Jene Wendel there acting as head nurse. Jene told us that Wanda Pyle was also working there as a dietition. After visiting Miss Uptygraft we saw Royce Wright who was recently featured :it a local arena with his gang of dare-devil drivers. After the show Royce had the misfortune to slip on a bananna peeling and break his leg. Stopping in Ft. Wayne we looked around for a place to eat our evening meal and saw a large sign reading, Dine at Dyners . We went inside and found it was managed by our classmate. Eugene Dynes. In the morning we rushed out to Hoagland to hear a sermon by the famous Rev. William H. Orr. His subject was, 'Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not. Eccl. 1211. After this very inspiring sernirn we continued our way to Bryant. The next day we went to the Modern Beauty Shoppe and found Beatrice Kenyon, the owner, curling Bob Mastefs hair. Bob told us he was head of the Jey County Road Build- ers, Inc, He said that he had recently paved our old familiar lover's lanes. At Portland we saw Keith Gillespie on the street. He was going to the County Agent's ofhce tor information on feeding his new breed of hog, the bop- shire. We went :long with him and found the county agent was Leonard Dale. He said he enjoyed his work very much. When we arrived in New York we stooped at an air field. The field was cwned and Operated by Duane Dicksfn and Fred Haffrer. We also saw Richard Shawver there. He was getting his heilicopter refueled. He said he had been at traveling salesman ever since he had graduated from High School. We went back to our shop very well satisfied with our short vacation. - Jene Wtndel. Hazel Pyle. Dorothy Frank SINGING IN PERIL Can U Imagine ? 'P 'P Virginia Craig not crackin' her gum? Ltunard Dale when out with a girl? Bob Davidson not sleeping through Deaton's classes? Duane Dickson not writing to Grayce Myers? Eagene Dynes having Dclbert's flirting ways? Delbert Flesher not going on trips during school? Dorothy Frank wearing a short dress to school? Keith Gillespie having plenty of gas? Fred Haffner not playing up to the teachers? Bcatrice Kenyon not combing her hair? Bob Masters being interested in one of the Ugtygrafts? Betty Morgan staying home? - Bill Orr without an answer? Hazel Pyle going some place without Dorothy? 'Wanda Pyle going steady? Richard Shawver missing his trip to Winchester? Betty Jean Smith not going with Ohio boys? Virginia Uptygraft not discussing the night before with Wanda? Jcne Wendel not having hor shorthand? Royce Wright trying not to be noticed? CAN U IMAGINE THESE TEACHERS ? ? ? Mr. Beck not bragging? Mr. Deaton not making a speech? Mr. Haffner dancing at the Pines? Mr. Sphar throwing olive bottles? Mrs. Ketchum with a long dress? Mrs. McCollum without a hair net? Mrs. Butt not making you get an excuse to get into class? CHALLENGING THE FORCES OF EVIL Senior typing class. Annual staff. Junior High second team. Senior class oHlcers. Junior High first team. Freshman class offi- cers. Junior play cast. Grade teachers. Second team yell leaders. Hazel and Dorothy. YET, IN OUR HEARTS. Our Class Here come the seniors. Of nineteen fourty-five. Marching along so cheerfully, To the Bryant High School jive. I'll try to name them. As they come marching past, And say a little about each. If they don't come too fast. First we'll have Virginia Craig. Who really likes her candy, Who is always in a joyful mood, With laughter always handy. Leonard Dale comes next, And of course his Model A. He is always having trouble. With the darned thing eveiy day. Bob Davidson comes marching on, With his happiness so dear, He likes to ride on horses, And graduate from here. Here comes a familiar face. I believe it's Eugene Dynes, Who wants both rest and peace, And for happiness he pines. Delbert Flesher comes marcing by, He had a swell G. I.. He likes to dance and swing, But never tells a lie. Here comes Dorothy Frank. Who is laughing all the while, And any time you can't find her, Just look for Hazel Pyle. Next is Keith Gillespie. Who is a friend to all, He got some brand new tires, When his gas was gone this fall. Here comes Fred Haffner, From the Main Street Service Station. Of course that's in Portland. He thinks it's the best in the nation. Beatrice Kenyon is coming now. Her sportsmanship is swell, We call her all kinds of names, But the source she considers well. Bob Masters is following her. Alphebetically of course I mean. He runs around with the Uptygraft girls At least that's what we've seen. Ah! I see Betty Morgan, She works down at the General Store. We call her Cig for short. But she doesn't care any more. Come on kids clear the stage, Bill Orr is coming on, And every place that you have been, You'll find that he has gone. Here comes Hazel Pyle, She is the president of our class. Ask the girls about the election, And they'll just let the matter pass. This girl you see is Wanda Pyle, No relation to Hazel at all, Say,-Wanda, where's your beau, The one you had last fall? Richard Shawver is coming next, A fine lad you'll find is he. Vie all torment him about the girls, That he is trying to see. Betty Jean Smith we know you're here So come out and show your face, Let these people have a look at you, Come on smile. just in case. Jene Wendel comes marching out. As if she were in a parade, Come on kid, just relax, There's no need to be afraid. Here comes Virginia Uptygraft, You certainly should know her, Bob Masters does I know, From the scenes I've seen occur. Here comes Royce Wright, Who never drives too slow. His Ford is like a Chameleon. It changed color not long ago. And last of all just me. Who really likes a friend, Who hasn't been here long, But Irstayed until the end. By Duane Dickson v MERCIFUL AND FORGIVING Juniors Front Row: Bernard Post, Norma Jean Keller, Paulene Huey, Lois Poling Donna Uptygraft, Velma Jean Houser, Norman Campbell, Arthur Huey. Back Row: Mr. Deaton, Bill Stroube, Robert Bergman, Norbert Minnich Raymond Milligen, Leon Garlinger. Ralph Laux. CONFIDENT IN VICTORY SOPHOMORES Row One: Mrs. Butt Qsponsorl. Jim Monroe, Verlin Craig, Norman Tullis. Glenn Theurer, Roseann Filer. Joan Myers, Maxine Masters, Ruth Poling. Velma Rittenhsuse. Row Two: Ralph Ashcraft, Elvan Tuwell, Keith Stein, Marian Logan. Gerald Dickson. Eddie Somers. Almu Bergman, Evelyn Harden, FRESHMEN Row One: Mary Ashcraft, Margaret Miller, Eulalisi Slussher, Lucille Minnicli, June Miiitlen, Wilma Iliff, Barbara Smith, Joan Campbell, Patsy Sgacle, Margaret Past, Mrs. McCollum Lsponsorb. Row Two: Lois Craig. Joan liluirtgmiieiy, Eldon Miller, Marian Armanirwut. Phillip Stoltz, Bill Dale, Cleditii Loy, Eugene Roser Beatrice Minnich, Joann Mumby. Kathleen Wilson. FAITH IN OUR FELLOW MEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Row One: Leroy Frank, Bruce Poling, Charles Fifer. Don K'n9. Christ Swartz, Mr. Sgahr fsponsorb. Pow Two: Joy Ann Garlineer. Carolyn Bailey, Arline Denney, Harry Fifer, Jim Smith, Dale Monroe. Row Three: Norma Bergman, Alverda Swygart, Dorothy Dickson, Esther Somers, Patricia Wilson, Junior Wheeler, George Moses. Row Four: Jackie Tucker, Rosamond Axe, Rosalie Harden, Nancy Miller, Norman Miller. Bryant Moses. Thelma Lonfinecker. Row Five: Nancy Dixon, Jeanne Somers, Herbert Masters, Nadine Hos- kins, Betty Hough. Thelma Mumby. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Row One: Arthur Vorhees, Alva Craig, Mircella Hough. Donald Iliff, Dick Renbarger, Mrs, Burk ftericherj. Row Two: Lois Morgan, Bobby LeFevor, M iclonna Wilson. Divkie Dynes, Junior Huey, James Jack- son. Row Three: Norma Lou Hoskins, Eldon King, Joe Moses, Rosemary Knight, Norma Jean Longnecker, Orvis Treece. Row Four: Lewis Shawver. Ronalii Iliff, Jafouilfno Lawrence, Eldon Masters, Cecil Fifer, Jimmy Steed, Phillip Poling. Row Five: Melvin Smith, Billy Gri'l'nfer, Grace Mrnroe, Victor IliH. No pre- sent:Kay Czrnpbell, Gloria Lybarger, Amos S2hw.iriz. Robert Elezv. EAGER TO LEARN THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Row One: Franklin Fifer, Phyllis Le Favour. Row Two: Bonnie Vorhees, Arlene Craig, Tommy Murphy, Carol Ann Campbell, Betty Longnecker, Bobby Phelps, Mary Martha Stitzer, Nancy Houser. Row Three: George Sxolz, Harley Bergman, John Gegenheimer, Mary Lou Bollenbacker, Nancy Dickson, Janet Hoskins Richard Braun, Alvin Hardin. Row Four: Ronald Fifer, Mary Lou Orr, Dee Flauding, Clela Treece, Max Ken- yon. Nancy Braun. Shirley Leonard, Row Five: Max Garlinger, John Bailey, Judith Ann Axe, Robert Roser, Vernon Haley. Row Six: Mrs. Gerber Cteacherl, Ronald Dynes, Kenneth Huey, Larry Straley, Norma Lou Gar- lineer, Shirley Hough, Harold Barslcy, Delbert Lehrnan,La1ry Bollenbacker. Absentees: Charles Plummer, Judith Ann Schisler, Dickie Houser. Entered Later: Joyce Loy, Sue Lybarger, Judith Ann Smith, Robert Guntle Donald Gunter. FIRST AND SECCND GRADE Row One: Billy Loy, Rosrmafy Beals, Audrey Fifer. Carolyn Lehmann, Sue Denney, Sharon Shoemaker, John Shoemaker, Deloris Fairchild. Row Two: Donald Schisler, Nancy Ebersole, Neil Dickson, Freddie Hough. Di ine Houser, Donald Slitzer, Junior Bergman, Dickie Halflier. Row Three: Bessie Garringer, Roger Plummer, Judith Huey, Donald Garlinger, Nancy Flauding, Jackie Pyle, Aileen Smith. Row Four: Max Haffner, Anna- hells Butcher, Eddie Leonard. Row Five: Miss Fosnight, Ralph Lawrence Ronald Straley, Billie Miller, Mary Lou Poling, Annabelle Bardsley, Alice Harden, Ronald Cox. Alan Masters, Janet Axe, Joe Orr, Dale Caldwell. Row Six: Joe Alcxiincler, James Elzey, Carolyn Longnctker, Geraldine Moses, Nancy Rittenhouse. James Priest. Eldon Craig, Robert Sietd, Robert Garlinger, Nancy Stoltz. Those not in the picture: James Butcher, Phyllis Steed, Paul Smith, James Gunllc. f-QQ f z? W 41 w QSM F? It fN P xxgj Q5 , S' fee - Q? X Y 51 giyvf x J Q -Arid 've ':.. s4 3 - :'Q Q 3.1 No I xg W :Hg Class Plays IUNIOR PLAY OF 1944 For our Junirr play we presented a thrce act comedy, They Gave Him A Co-Ed. After much advertising, hard work, and practicing. we had the play ready to present on Febiuaiy 10th and 12th. Unfortunately, there was Z1 bad snow storm that week and the roads were blocked so that we had to put it off for a week. The first night we all had slight cases of stage fright but soon found that there was really nothing to fear. The second night Royce Wright was unable to take his part and Mr. Deaton, our director, very successfully played it. Leonard Dale played the part of a country boyg Fred Haffncr, the new dean of Cold Canyon Collegeg Jene Wendel, college registrar: Delbert' Flesher, a young man looking for his idealg and Eugene Dynes, a lunatic. A group of college boys and girls added much to the play with their heart troubles and loves. Playing the parts of these were: Bill Orr, Hazel Pyle, Virginia llptygraft, Royce Wright, Wanda Pyle, Virginia Craig. Bob Masters, Dorothy Frank, Betty Jean Smith, Keith Gilles- pie, and Beat! ice Kenyon. SENIOR PLAY OF 1945 After much consideration, our class decided to give Am I Intruding? , a mystery comedy in three acts, for our Senior class play. Leonard Dale played the part of a country boy so well last year that he was chosen for a similar part. Virginia Uptygraft was given the part of the attractive glrl he won. Fred Haffner was featured as the father. Hazel Pyle and Beatrice Ken- yon played the parts of girls of 17, while Bill Orr and Delbert Flesher played the parts of their heart throbsf' Eugene Dvnes was cast as the mysterious Mr. Hoover. a crook: and Dorothy Frank. the French maid who turned out to be his wife. Virginia Craig played the part of the middle aged housekeeper. Duane Dickson was secretary to Wanda Pyle, who played the part of the dignified author of The Aching Heart or How to Cure the Ills of the World. In spite of drifted and icy roads during the time in which we practiced, the weather cleared up somewhat February 9th and 10th. the nights on which we pre- scnted the play. We were rewarded with large crowds at both performances and received many compliments on our acting, Dorothy Frank Boys and Girls 4-H Clubs HOOSIERETTS Girls 4-H Club OFFICERS Wanda Pyle .....,. President Norma Jean Keller . . . Vice President Nancy Miller . . . Secretary Sz Treasurer Members: Betty DeHoff. Jean DeHoff, Nadine Hoskins. Norma Lou Hoskins, Thelma Mumby, Lois Craig, Norma Jean Kelleri, Virginia Craig? Lavaun Keller? Patsy Spade, Johann Montgomery, Margaret Rose Miller, Nancy Miller, Dorothy Franks, Hazel Pyle? and Dale Craig. This year the girls in this club carried several projects. They were: Canning, Clothing, Baking, Gardening, Food Preparation and Victory Club. Virginia Craig and Norma Jean Keller were chosen from the Junior Leaders in our club to attend the Purdue Round-up June 12th to 14th. On June 15th to 19th, Jay, Blackford, Huntington and Grant Counties had their annual 4-H Club Camp at Camp Alexander Mack, near Milford, Indiana. The girls from this club who attended this camp were: Nancy Miller, Nadine Hoskins, Norma Lou Hoskins, Thelma Mumby. Lois Craig, Patsy Spade, Johann Montgomery, Wanda Pyle, Hazel Pyle, Dorothy Frank and our leader, Dawna Fosnight. Girls from this club who were chosen to represent our club at the county dress revue at the Jay County Fair were: Second year, Nadine Hoskins, Third year, Patsy Spade: Fourth year, Virginia Craig, Fifth year, Wanda Pyle, Hazel Pyle. Dorothy Frank and Norma Jean Keller. The county winners whose products went to the State Fair were: Dress Revue: Norma Jean Keller, Canning: Margaret Rose Miller and Johann Montgom- ery, Baking: Hazel Pyle and Dorothy Frank, Clothing: Wanda Pyle. CLOD BUSTERS Boys 4-H Club OFFICERS Royce Wright ....... President Glen Theurer . . . Vice President Marvin Towell . . . Secretary 8: Treasurer Members: Royce Wright? Glen Theurert, Marvin Towellt-Navy, Keith Gillespiet, Leonard Dalet, Duane Dickson? Jimmy Millerii, Elvan Towell, Norbert Minnich, Bernard Post, Bob Masters. Gerald Dickson, Don King, Leroy Frank, Or- ville Davidson, Jay Woods, Dale Craig, Verlin Craig, Jack Maitlen, Herbert Masters, Eldon Miller, Norman Campbell, Norman Miller, John Myers, Rosemond Axe, Keith Stein, Jackie Tucker, Philip Cox, James Garlinger, Richard Renbarger, Albert De- Hoff, Richard Dynes, Philip Stoltz, Eugene Roser, Cledith Loy, Eldon King, Johannn Montgomery, Margaret Miller, Norman Tullis, Dale Monroe, Jim Smith, Lewis King, Ralph Laux, Bill Dale, Jim Monroe, Bob Davidson, Junior Romine, Bill Orr, Thur- iow Huey. The leader of this club is Wayne Haffner. Those who attended 4-H Camp from this club were: Glen Theurer, Keith Gillespie, Duane Dickson. Jimmy Miller, Gerald Dickson, Dale Craig, Keith Stein and Norman Tullis. 'Q JUNIOR LEADERS. -S- .LI qv --A - X K -Av, -,rg-4 1-., lf -Q - ffl- 75 f V4 ,. 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Fall Festival queen Acting natural. Milligan and Loy. Art and buddie. Night Club The Seniors of 1945 had as their feature for the fall festival a Night Club in room one. The rooin was beautifully decorated with crepe paper streamers and autumn flowers. The tables were centered with small vases of mums, Refreshments of cider, ice cream, and cake were served to the guests. The stage show was as follows: Piano Solo, Holiday for Strings . . . . . . Betty Morgan Song, Over There . . Keith Gillespie, Bill Orr, Duane Dickson. Leonard Dale and Delbert Flesher Welcome by Mistress of Ceremonies .... Virginia Uptygraft' Violin Solo, Till My Dreams Come True .,.. Jcne Wendel Song, Daisies Won't Tell . . . Wanda Pyle, Dorothy Frank and Fiction and Facts .... Songs of a Hoosier Farm Boy . . Song, Dance With The Dolly . . H Piano Solo, Falling Waters . . Virginia Uptygraft . . Leonard Dale . . . . Duane Dickson azel Pyle and Delbert Flesher . . . . . Wanda Pyle IUNIOR AND SENIOR RECEPTION Last year our class entertained the Sen the Country Club near Portland, on April 14. The head table was attractively decorat white candles. The program was as follows: Toastmaster . Welcome .... Response ...... Piano Solo, Serenade In Blue Toasts Songs, Have I Stayed Away Too Don't Sweetheart Me Advice to the Juniors , . Prophecy by the Junior Class Piano Solo, The Glow Worm Master of Ceremonies . Folk Dancing Long iors of '44 with a formal banquet it ed with spring flowers and blue and . Delbert Fleshcr . . . . Leonard Dale . Betty Kraner . Betty Morgan ui . Junior Girls . Lavaun Keller . Virginia Uptygraft . Wanda Pyle Bill Orr Dinner music was furnished and Folk Dancing was directed by Fahicn Shelf r Joan Myers, Margaret Bailey, Irma Monroe, Rose Ann Fifer and Velma Rit tenhouse, freshmen girls, served as waitresses. Hazel Pyle and Dorothy Frank .nyqp ef! W, -v.., file V 1 3 Q . is L 'X-an- WY 1 f www-wwwfl AMX Sophomore class pres- iclent. lst team yell leaders The silly Junior boys Junior High friends. Us a year ago. Juvcnile delinquenzy SPCDRTS f-fx gf , y kx jd I I Lg KILL P f1t ff fl- Basketball C E Beck. coaching his second year at Bryant, resorts a greatly impioved ti im oni the one of last year. Although losing seven seniors the future holds fair promise of a very good team in the years to come when Bryant may again take her pliee among the teams of this section. Members of the First Team Royce Wright . Forward Keith Gillespie . Forward Bob Masters . Center Fred Haffner . Center Bill Orr . . Guard Bob Bergman . Forward Raymond Milligan Guard Arthur Huey . Guard Bill Stroube Guard Glen Theurer . Forward Scores Nov. 9 Bryant 22 . Nov. 17 Bryant 10 . Nov. 29 Bryant 15 . Dec. 1 Bryant 20 . Dec. 15 Bryant 24 . Jan. 5 Bryant 32 . Jan. 10 Bryant 26 . Jan. 12 Bryant 15 . Jan. 19 Bryant 18 . Jan. 31 Bryant 34 . Feb. 5 Bryant 15 . Feb. 7 Bryant 19 . Feb. 13 Bryant 16 . Feb. 16 Bryant 18 . 5 Feb. 23 Bryant 32 Members of Eugene Dynes . Leonard Dale . Norbert Minnich Ralph Laux . Leon Garlinger Norman Campbell Ray Anderson . Eldon Miller . Cledith Loy . County Tourney Sectional Tourney . Center Guard Forward Forward Center . Guard Guard Forward Forward . . Senior . Senior . Senior . Senior . Senior . Junior . Junior . Junior , Junior . Sophomore Jefferson 17 Pennville 53 Madison 31 Poling 40 Geneva 59 Jefferson 12 Saratoga 55 Portland 35 Roll 61 Poling 33 Geneva 35 Redkey 41 Pennville 51 Madison 26 Redkey 41 the Second Team . Senior . Senior . Junior . Junior Junior . Junior . Junior , Freshman . Freshman Basketball FIRST TEAM In Front: Student Manager. Verlin Craig. First Row: Norbert Minnieli, Royce Wright, Glen Theurer. Keith Gillespie, Bill Orr. Back Row: Mr. Beck. Raymond Milligan, Robert Bergman. Fred Haffner, Bill Stroube. Bob Masteis, SECOND TEAM Row One: Eldon Miller, Cledith Loy. Leonard Dale, Eugene Roser. Row Two: Mr. Beck Ccoachl, Leon Garlinger, Norbert Minnich, Ralph Luux, Eugene Dynes. Verlin Craig fstudent managerl. Hits and Runs With superb playing by all the boys on the squad the Bryant Owls finished one of their most successful baseball seasons with a record of five wins and one game lost. The team started the season with an easy victory over their old rival, Gray, by a score of 14 to 6. Defending our home diamond against Poling we scored an overwhelming victory of 22 to 5. Still feeling the bitter effects of last years defeat handed us by Berne, we won a hard fought game to a score of 14 to 12. On October 11 we were handed our first defeat by a magnificent Berne team, 5 to 3. Winding up the season Bryant defeated Gray 19 to 4. SCORES Bryant 14 Gray 6 PITCHING RECORD Bryant 16 Poling 4 WON 103i Biyant 22 Gray 5 Bob Masters 3 0 Bryant 14 Berne 12 Arthur Huey 1 0 Diyant 3 Berne 5 Ralph Laux 2 1 Bryant 19 Gray 4 Row Ons: Royce Wright. Glenn Theurer, Arthur Huey, Eugene Dyncs, Ve:- lin Craig. Row Two: Mr. Beck tceaehb, Bob M'StL1'S, Ralph Laux Not man Canigi- bcll. Lill Slioule, Nimbezt M,nnifh, Raymond Milllgsn, L'on.11d Dals. Men in Service A? ki- 2 4 . . , , .. 1 . V I ' ' -4: fr N. f ' n t A 4+ 4 ? . .rl -g ue. ,, 4,44 g V ' ..---in 4-'p' ,GQ tx W , ,Uh i fi A ff' - 'Y .-7 1 Q' lk. Q' 911: 7 an., 51, fr fmt? -S-mga v .Z ey '?' v 'l ?M it xl at 'tlxh if , 'S . . Olen Whetstone . Carl King . . . Iohn Wolford . Norbert Engle . Fred Roll . . . Norval Arnold . . Calvin Adams . Iames Fidler . Francis Kenyon , Arthur Ford . . Gordon Glentzer , Warren McMichael Iames Shepherd . Max Shoemaker . lohn Fidler . . . Paul Rittenhouse . Richard Fifer . . Donald Brinkerhoft Charles Abbott . . Wendell Ebersole . Hugh Ford . . Paul Haviland . Richard Huey . Cline Huey . Dorwin Keller , . Frederick Ninde . Orschel Ford . Glen Stein . Roger Bone lack Haffner . . . Robert Macklin . . William Montgomery Robert Vance .... . . 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