Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

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locale) Education Congratulations. Class of 1941! The school teachers, school officials, and school trustees are always happy to see a class complete the four years of high school instruction. It is a moment long hoped for by your parents, relatives, and friends. Graduation by the very definition of the word indicates it is not an end in itself but is an indication that you have reached a certain stage or graduation in your educational development. Your chances for a happy, useful life are greatly increased by this certificate. The determining factor in your future, as you have learned in your past, is hard work. Give your best effort no matter what the task. Best Wishes! HARRY R. DAVIDSON, Superintendent. william C. Lehman President Preston Minor Secretary Ivo Huber T reasurer H. R. DAVIDSON. Superintendent of Schools A.B.. Indiana Central College 1928; M.S., Indiana University 1937; Candidate for Doctor’s Degree Indiana University

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Dedication THOMAS J. TRUEMPY Born in Enneda Canton Glarus, Switzerland. Thomas J. Truempy, beloved elderly citizen of Cannelton. came to this country at the age of fifteen years. The democratic ideals which were his heritage have guided him in many years of unselfish service to his community. His public life includes a county office, two terms as Mayor of our city, and many years as a member of the school board. Those close to him now. know his happiest moments are spent reflecting over the years he served the schools, especially as President of the board when the high school building was erected. After his active years as a board member were over, as a private citizen, he aided in the purchase of the K. of C. building for school use May our community always have men of his understanding and love for youth. I 4 ]

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 facult Dale H. Braun Principal Sidney K. Groves Senior Co-Sponsor DALE H. Braun—Principal, English, Math. B.S., Indiana University, 1935; M.S., Indiana University, 1938. SIDNEY K. Groves—Senior Co-Sponsor, General Math., Biology, Physics, General Science, Geometry. B.S.. Purdue University. 1937: graduate work. Purdue. I.UTHER WADDY—Industrial Arts. Math. B.S.. Ball State Teachers’ College, 1939. MABEL M. DAMM—Home Economics, English. Consumer Problems. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers’ College. 1 923: Oakland City College: graduate work. Purdue. MARY Lou Beck—Physical Education and Health. Journalism, English. B.S., Indiana University. 1939: graduate work. Indiana. CLIFFORD Swift — Physical Education and Health. Social Studies, Football Coach. B.S.. Butler University, 1937: graduate work, Butler and Indiana Universities. DON MARKETTO—Music. Safety. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers' College. 1925: M.S., Syracuse University. 1937: graduate work. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Theodore SPRINKLE—Social Studies. A.B.. Central Normal. 1924: State College. Terre Haute: graduate work. Indiana University. ANDREW Little—English, Latin. A.B.. Indiana University. 1915: Evansville College. Indiana State Teacher’s College: graduate work. Indiana University. HUBERT Scott—Commercial Studies. Basketball Coach. B.S.. Central Normal College. 1939: graduate work. Butler University. ( 6 ]