Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

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SENIORS RAYMOND HUFNAGEL— Hoopie Senior High Athletic Club 3-4: Student Manager 2-3 : Army 1. EDNA MOORE—‘Eddie Home Economics 4: Current Events 4: Office Girl 4. MARY LOU CARTER— Curly” First Aid 1 : Girl Reserve 1. CARL EVERETT CHAMPION— Champ Senior High Athletic Club 1 -2-3-4; Fixit 4: Current Events 4; Army 1 : Navy 1 : Marine I : Intramural 2. WM. BURTON HARLEN—‘ Red Scouts 1; Army 2; Agriculture 1: Senior High Athletic Club 2-3-4: Navy 2. GLENWARD GLENN— Floppie Hi-Y 3-4; Senior High Athletic Club 4: Marine Club 1: Basketball 2-3: Football 2-3-4. WILLIAM R. ZELLERS— Whiskers Checker 1; Fixit 4: Agriculture 1. SAMUEL E. CONNER— Sammic Hi-Y 1-2-4; Checker 1; Chef 1: Senior High Athletic Club 4 : Boxing 1 ; Marine 1 ; Football 2-3: Intramural 2-3. The 1946 Notlennac 13

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MARVIN BOLIN— Corky Ui-Y 1-2-3-4; Current Events 4; Senior High Athletic Club 4; Army 2; Checker 1-2; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3 4. BEVERLY JEAN SHELDON—4 Half Pint” Band 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Notlennac Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Office Girl 4. KENNETH EARL SMALLWOOD— Kenny” Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3; Chefs 1-2; Marines 2: Army 2: Navy 2. ROBERT GROVES—“Bob” Hi-Life Staff 4; Band 1-2-34: National Honor Society 3-4: Basketball 12-3-4; Baseball 1-2: Class Secretary 2: Class President 3; Notlennac Staff 4. DOROTHY LEE BOLIN— Dimples” Library Club 3; Office Girl 4. THOMAS C. MINTO— Tommy” Senior High Athletic Club 3-4: Fixit 4; Marine 1: Class Treas. 3: Chef 2; Agriculture 1. FLOYD T. CLEMENT. JR.—“Slim” Chef 1 : Popular Orchestra 1-3-4: Baseball 4: Boxing 1; Convocation Band 1-2-3-4: Class Historian 2: Chorus 1: Band 1-2-3-4. LEONA RUTH MOGAN—“Blondie” Girl Reserve 1: Library Club 3-4; Current Events 4 : Hi-Life 4. The 1946 Notlennac

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SENIORS RUSSELL FLOYD FRANZMAN—‘Rusty” Football 1-2-3 4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Hi Y 1-2-3-4; Senior High Athletic Club 3-4; Current Events 4; Chefs 1; Navy 2: Army 2. JAMES HAY—”Jim” Hi-Y 3-4: Current Events 4: Army Air Force 1 : Chefs 1 ; Army 1. NETTIE YOHO—' Net” ROBERT NORMAN WHITEHEAD— Rob” Scouts 1-2; Fixit Club 4; Agriculture 4. CLASS HISTORY Seventy-five freshmen entered C.H.S. in 1942. composing the largest class ever to enroll in the school. Students who had received their primary education at Myers Grade School, St. Michael. Rome. Derby, and Tobinsport settled down to the task of getting acquainted. Class officers were elected in that and subsequent years as follows: Freshman—Joe Hafele. president; Gilda May. vice-president: R. B. Hall, secretary: Art Clement, treasurer; Betty Jo Franzman. reporter; Billy Hendrick, historian. Miss Gynelle Bryson and Mr. A. C. Little were our sponsors. Sophomore—Joe Hafele, president: Betty Jo Franzman, vice-president: Robert Groves, secretary; Andrew Hall, treasurer: Frances Mogan. historian. Miss Gynelle Bryson and Mr. Foster Park were our sponsors. Junior—Robert Groves, president: Betty Jo Franzman. vice-president; Tommy Minto, secretary; Billy Hendrick, historian. Miss E. Ruby Byerley and Mr. Foster Park were our sponsors. Senior—Edward Bush, president: Betty Jo Franzman. vice-president; Mary Jo Miller, secretary: Ernest Graybill. treasurer; Frances Mogan. historian. Mr. Gerald R. Neff and Mr. Gurley Hopper were our sponsors. The 1945 junior-senior banquet was held in the basement of St. John’s Evangelical Church: our entertainer was Bob Cox. a magician from Owensboro. Our enrollment has steadily decreased as follows: 1942—75: 1943—60: 1944—56: 1945—50. In January. 1946. six of the senior boys took physical examinations for selective service. They were deferred until after completion of the school year. The publication of the Notlennac was accomplished under the direction of Miss E. Ruby Byerley. Make the best better” is our class motto: our class flowers are pink and white roses. —Frances Mogan, Historian. 14 The 1946 Notlennac