Burney High School - Rehtnap Yearbook (Burney, IN)

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SOPIIOIYIOPB C1055 Front Row Norman Campbell, Rosemary Finley, Reba Yarling, Bonnie Stotsenburg, William Oliphant Middle Row Mrs Holland, Margaret Crowhorn, Joan Floyd, Tom Blackmore, Billy Adams Sue Ann Pumphrey, Barbara Parker, Bernard Anderson, Eva Lou Tavlor, Marilyn Jackson When entering school last fall we added one new student, Reba Yarling, to our class During the year gained two more students, Tom Blackmore and Don Galbraith Joan Floyd withdrew to discontinue school work Our class participated in many school activities Band members were Barbara Parker, Marilyn Jackson, Bonnie Stotsenburg, Rosemary Finley, Sue Ann Pumphrey, Reba Yarling, Eva Lou Taylor, Bernard Anderson, and Norman Campbell The basketball players were Norman Campbell, Kyle Israel, William Oliphant, Billy Adams, and Bernard Anderson. Members of the chorus were Bernard Anderson, Norman Campbell, Barbara Crowhorn, Bonnie Stotsenburg, and Eva Lou Taylor Girls of the Girls' Athletic Association were Reba Yarling, Sue Ann Pumphrey, Marilyn Jackson, Barbara Parker, Margaret Crowhorn, Rosemary Finley, Eva Lou Taylor, and Bonnie Stotsenburg President Rosemary Finley Vice President Reba Yarling Secretary William Oliphsnt Treasurer Billy Adams Reporter Sue Ann Pumphrey 2 Top Rowz. ' . we 1

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unior Cladd In the autum of 1940, Mrs Bessie Osting accepted our class of 1952 into the Burney school curricular activities we don't remember too much about our havior, but we soon adjusted ourselves to the school atmosphere Ve were in the Rhythm Band and were happy to make our appearances to play in publ'c The school years passed rapidly, but we remember such experiences as OUI' Christmas programs, birthday parties, and ball games we entered Fish school in the fall of 1948 We were somewhat timid and shy, not green, as we were classed to be Our sponsor was Nr Todd, our principal There were sixteen of us during our first in hiph school In our sophomore year we thought that we knew as much as the seniors, but, evidently the teachers felt differently as they imposed on us a series of long and hard lessons When we became juniors, we worked together on many money making projects Our goal in anticipated play, 'Rest by our cast Our class chorus money making was to raise enough money to assure a trip that we had taking with the seniors in May, 1951 In November we gave ourclass Assuredn, it was a good play and the characters were well portrayed participated in all school activities, as basketball, band and were proud of our ball players, Billy Anderson, Leonard Mistretta, Donald Schroeder, ani Earl Smith Frankie Bill Pumphrey was student manager During the year we added and subtracted members and now we have fourteen President Frankie Bill Pumphrey Vice President Donald Schroeder Secretary Patty Rumsey Treasurer Betty Bottom Reporter Virginia Hitchcock Sponsor Neona Milhon 11 . ' be- . J J ' - 'x 0 -. s 0 J o 0 s ' J . 1 o A 0 . We ' o 0 0

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gfedlllnall C1055 QQ' Y Front Row Barbara Staublin, Sherry Wilmer, Barbara Walton, Billy Jackson, Mary Ruth Elliott, Johnny Allen, Frances Castor, Maudie Shedd Middle Row Mr Gibson, Donald Smith, Beverly Creaser, Bob Tatman, Kenneth LcIntosh,Larry Martin, Marvin Hawkins, Joan Hawkins Top Row Nadara Fletcher, Donald Fogel, George Cook, Sara Wullenweber, Roger Sanson, Ruby Meadows, Elaine Lusk, Elizabeth Dwiggins At the beginning of the year our class consisted of twenty five members and twenty three at the end of the year The main event of the year for us was our initiation The seniors weren't too rough on us le did our duties in all the school activities le were well represented in basketball, band, and chorus W soon erased the idea that we were 'green freshies' by working and proving that we were an asset to the school President George Bob Cook Vice President Mary Ruth Elliott Sec. R Treas. Elaine Lusk Reporter Beverly Creaser Sponsor Mr. Gibson 13 G b X an l M-A -f-s ---Q sv , -. 8 G . , ,, .4 . I ' 1 C S f' 5' J JL wwe I 'Q' - - A . 7 N .- ' ' ' -I ' ' J ni ' K , , 1 Q' ll' . - -4 .LQ , 3 W n fn r N I . R V X 1 .L . ' ' ' 3 v, .. ' Y ' 'fn H '51 va 'Q . . s O Z . 5 I . . l ' 0 I I . u 6 C