Centerville Senior High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Centerville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1939 volume:

FOREWORD! We, the members of the Staff, present The Mortonian of the Senior Class of 1939. This loook is the product of the hard Work and patient care on the part of all of us. It is our hope that in future years, when turn- ing the pages of this old Mortonian, you Will recall the pleasant memories of your student days in Centerville. One C H S MORTONIAN 39 We, the Seniors of 1939, Wish to dedicate our Mortonian to one who has helped us, laughed with us, and been a gracious friend to all during our high school years. We are indeed happy to dedicate our annual to our kind helper and sincere friend, Mr. Lee Outland. Th ree C H S MORTONIAN 39 MORTON IAN STAFF EDITOR-IN-'CHIEF ..,.... .,.... E fsther Martin ASSISTANT EDITOR .,... ...,. D orothy 'Wines BUSINESS MANAGER .,...,...,... ..,...A.........,......................,........... G ene Snyder CIRJCULATION MANAGERS ..,,.. ...,. M axine Clevenger, Evelyn Longenecker SPORTS ..,,.,,...,....,,,.........A....,,,,... .....,............,,..............,,.... . Tames Cheiesman LITERARY ..... .....................,...... C arrol McConaha KODAK ..... Francis Nicholson, Joe Wooley JOKES .............,.....,...,.... Phillip Johnson ALUMNI ....,........... Jeanne Lanning MUSIC ...... ...... D onna Jean Doddridge ART .....,.,...... .,,............... H arold Haas ADVISOR Five Mrs. Hamilton MORTONIAN, '39 CHS FIRST ROW: Miss Mionger, Miss Cain, Miss Eliason. SECOND 'ROW: Mrs. H-enwood, Miss Bramer, Mr. Woody, Mrs. Rash. GRADE TEACHERS MR. WOODY, I. U. ..................,,. ....., P rincipal MRS. HENWOOD, Blaker's ..... First Grade MISS MOfN1G4E.R, Ball State Second Grade MRS. RAWSH, Earlham ...,.....,..., Third Grade MISS BQRAMER, Ball State Fourth Grade MISS CAIN, Ball State ...... ,.... F ifth Grade Sixth Grade MISS ELIASON, A. B. -- I. U. ..,. . ix C H s MORTQNIAN, fag FIRST RO1W: Vinnie Joslin, Rose Hamilton, Kathryn Mitchell, Kathryn Kimmel, Elsie iSchle4g'el, Marie Langston, Ruth Judikins, Faye Darnell. SECOND ROW: Clhauncey Addleman, MaciR'u'by, Lowell Brooks, John Overturf, Harry McCoy, Lee Outland. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. OUTLAND - A. B, M. A., - U. of Chicago - Math., History. MRS. HAM'ILT'OlN - A. B., M. A. - I. U. -- Eng., Math., Botany. MISS J'O2SiI.1IN V- A. B., M. A. - LDuke - English, History. MISS DAwRN'E1LL - B. S. - Ball State - Eng., Health, Phys., Ed. MISS JUDKIiNiS - A. B. - Earlham - Eng., Commercial. MISS LAN'GST'O+N+B. S. - Purdue -- Home Economics. MRS. SCI-ILEGEL -f A. B. - Earlham -- Commercial Work. MISS MITCHELL - A. B. - Earlham -- Music and Art. MISS KIMMEL - A. B. - Earlfham - Eng., Latin. MR. ADDLEMAEN - B. S. - Ball State - History. MR. OVERTURJF - B. S. A. - Purdue - Vocational Agri-cultural. MR. BROOKS - A. B. - Earlham - Physics, English.. MR. RUBY - A. B. - Earlham - Math., Phys., Ed. Seven MORTONIAN, '39 CHS SENIOR CLASS ROLL PR'E'S'ID1EN'T ............... .................4...........,............,,..,..,,.....,, ,,,,, VEOE -PR'E SIDEINT ....,... SECRETARY ........... TRE'.MSU:RElR ....... S PON SORS .................. Neal Allen Frank Baxter Robert Bradford Ann Britt James Cheesmman Maxine Clevenger Bety Coggeshall Winston Cooper Donna Jean 'D-oddridge Mary Elizaihleth Ferriell Jeanne Fleagle Earl Gant Harold Haas Harold Hensley Wlilma Jarrett. Philip Johnson Berneiice Killen Lewis Klus Warren Lammotte Jeanne Lanning Evelyn Longenecker Francis Nicholson Marygearet Paulson Ann Britt Dorothy Wines Mrs. Hamilton and Mr. Outland Esther Martin Howard Martin Myrtle Martin Harold Mason 'Carrol Mc'C'onaha Elbert Miller Francis ,Nicholson Robert Paddock Margaret Paulson Lucille Plummer Ving-il :Rlichardson Harold Smith Gene Snyder John Tiblbals Robert Toschlog James Turman Agnes Vore Charles Weadick Blanche West Dorothy Wines Joe Woolley TO THE SENIORS OF '39 Hard work and study, With energy and ambition, Have followed us throuqgth, And everything to gain, Moulding good citizens, life is before us, With pure hearts so true. And fortunes to gain. I salute you, Seniors And classmates of mine, You're the best class -ever Of nineteen thirty-nine. Eight Warren Lammotte CHS MORTONIAN, '39 ESTHER MARTIN Academic Mortonian Editor, Bull- dog Beacon Staff, Peprs, One Mad Night, Block M , Girl Reserves, Red Devil Pepsters, As true a friend as you e'er did meet, You'll find her kind is hard to beat. GENE SNYDER General Mortonian, Yell Leader '39, Red Cross '36, '37, '38. '39, Softball '36, Basketball '36, '37, Class lures., '36, A swell guy with a :booming voice and a big heart, that's Sparkief' DONNA JEAN DODDRIDGE Academic, Commercial Mortoniang Band and Orchestra '36, '57, '38, '59, Class Sec'y., '36, 4-H '35, '36, '37, '38, Red Cross, Bulldog Beacon Staf. A quiet girl with charming ways, That have put Harold in a hopeless daze. JOE W0'OLLEY Academic Mortonian, Red Cross, Bulldog Beacon Stall, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Chorus '35, '36, '37, Band and Orchestra '36, '37, '38. With his mischievous glance and his friendly smile, Joe is sure to be heard from afterwhilef' FRANCIS NICHOLSON Vocational Ag. Mortonian, Class Pres. '39, F.F.A., Red Cross Pres. '39, 4.JH Pres. '39, One Mad Night, Basket- ball '35-'39, Trail Of the Lonesome Pine. His love of life pep and fun, Have won the heart of everyone. DOROTHY WINES Commercial Mortonian, Red Cross, One Mad ,Night ,Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Sec'y.- Treas. '37, Treas. '39, Bulldog Beacon Staff. While we live, let's live all over, For when we're dead, we're dead all over. HAROLD HAAS Academic Mortioniang B a s e b all '37, Bulldog Beacon Staff. There are two things that can detract Harold's attention from his work- Donnie and airplanes. ANN BRITT Academic Class Sec'y. '39, 'Chorus '39, Peprs, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, And It Rained. A girl with the deter- mination and ability of Ann will not fail to win success and happiness. Nine CHS PHILIP J OHlN SON Academic Mortoniang Baseball '35, '36, '37g Archery Clubg On-e Mad Nigihtg Track '39. If thiere's a clhance for a laugh. Phil laughs first and longest. MiAXIN'E 'ClL.EVElNlGlEmR, Academic Mortonianig 'Trail of the Lonesome Pine: Band and Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '3i9g Bulldog Beacon Staffg 4-IH Biasketball '3'6. A pint of giggle to a ouarh of smile, that's MaXine's formula for a full measure of happi- ness. FRANK BAXTER Academic Baseball '35, '36, '37, i38. '39, Basketball '35, '3i6. '37, '38, '39. Witty and wiseg succeeds when he triesg A friend ab-ove par, a basketball star. JEANNE IlANlNI'NG Academic Mortoniang Basketball, Ohorusg One Mad Nilghtg Band and Orchestra '36, 44H Bulldog 'Beacfon Staff, Peprs. She sets her goal, works to succeed, And always comes out in the leadf' Ten Evelyn LONlG+E1NiElGKER Academic Mortoniang Chorus '36. '37g Peprs. The World is obedient at her command, lt's Ewelyn's disposition that makes her grand. JAMLES CHEESMAN Academic To put it in a few words Jimrmy is an all around fellow an-d every- one likes him well. CAwRtR0iL McC'ON'AHuA Academic Mortoniang Pres. '38g Little Womeng Trail of the Lonesome Pineg 4-H Pres.g Bulldog Beacon Staifg lRed Cross, Blasket- ball, 3l6t.'39. ' Connie is not only an A student, a musician, and a leader. but a true friend to all. NWEAL ALLEN General Basketball '35'. In the heart of 'Center- ville he's won his place, By his quiet manner and his cheery face. CHS WINSTON C'0lOP'ER General Track '37, Softball '36 We envy his ways we envy his hair, He's bound to shine 'most anywhere. WILMA JARRETT Commercial Basketball '36, 37, Chorus '05, '36, '37, '58, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Pleprs. Our little Wilma has studied her 'book And believe it or not, Boys she knows how to cook! HOWARD MARTIN Vocational Agt. Softlball '35, '36, Basket- ball '3J-, '56, '37, '08, '69, F'. F. A. Ili Howard fulfills his amblition to -be a farmer as well as ihe played bas- ketlball, he will be a success. ELIZABETH EEIRRIEL Girl Reserves, 4 - H, Student Council, Choir, Heart Trouble BETTY CIOGGESHALL General Orchestra. '35, '36, Chor- 'us '35, 36, Junior Play, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Pres. '36. For talking' expressions found in pretty eyes, Betty lCog'gesliall's are priceless as the skies. VWARAREN LAMOTTE General Life Saving, S c h o ol Poet. VVe take off our hats to the new school poet, lt's Warren Lalmmotte, didn't you know it? FIEIRN DAVIS Basketball, chorus. EARL GANT Vocational Afgi. Trail of the Lonesome Pine, F. F. A. '58, '39, - ' 4wH 35. Quiet and dlependable ,. ' Where'er she goes You can laugh With a sunny smile for those she knows. and you can snickver But this is a big world and I am gonna lick'er. Eleven CHS BLANCRHNE WEST Academic Basketball, Girls' Trio, Bulldog Beacon Stafg Chorus, Sec'y.-Treas.g 4- Hg 'One Mad Ntightg Trail on the Lonesome Piney Sunbonnet :Siueg And It Rained. t'Wlhen she raises her voice in sonng, all sounds are stilled except the thump-thump of Wimpy's heart. RlOrBwEIR.T TlOS'OHLiOiG Vocational Ag. Basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, 4-Hg F. F. A., Livestock Judging Team. A handsome boy with winning manners, In life is sure to take all banners. JYEANNQE FLEAGLE Commercial Bulldog Beacon staff, Peers '3, '37, A girl Whose cheerful smile and friendlv manner make her well-liked. VIRGIL RICHARDSON' Academic Basketball '35, '36, '37. '38, '39, Baseball ,35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '39 'tWhen We say he's grand we really mean 'Dhat he rates first in our esteem. Twelve HAROLD MASON Academic lBaskletballg AJ-Ig Soft Ball '36, '37, Red Clrossg One Mad Nlighhg Little Women: Bulldog Beacon Editor, Track '37, '38, '39. A dlependavble fellow with a good, sound mind That will bring him success In the World's hard grind. LUCILLE PLUMMER Academic One Mad Night, Chub's character and charm endear her to all. We will never forget her kind Words and pleasing personality. JOHN TIBVBALS General, Commercial One Mad Night. Always laulgihving and full of fun, He is a friend of everyone. MARGARET PAULSONN Academic Basketball, '36, 37, '39, Band '37, '39, Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39 Little Women, One Mad Night: Vice Pres. '3'9g Chorus '36, '37, Bulldog Beacon Staff. A charming girl to have around For great success, she's surely bound. CHS MORTONIAN, '39 LEWIS KLUS Bulldogs '37, '38g Soft- ball, '37g Trail of the Lonesome Piney Chorus, Camera Club, Operetta '3'8g R.O.T.C'. '37, '38. He has never found the limit of his capacity. MYRTLE MARTIN Academic 'Chorus '38, '39. So very blonde with eyes of blue We all like her and know she's true. JAMES TURMAN Academic Ovne Mad Night, 4-Hg Cfhorusg Bulldog Beacon Staff. A diligent worker a very true friend And to his worth there is no end. HAROLD SMITH Academic Track 'S9g One Maxi Nightg Trail oi the Lone- some Piney Bulldog 'Bea- con Stafg Chorus '35. An ardent believer in having' a good time. The ladder of success l1e's sure to climb. BERKNIEICE KELLEN Commercial Basketball '35, '37, '38 Chorus: Trail of the Lone- some Pine. A quiet girl with charming grace That matches the sunshine in her face. ELBERT MILLER Commercial One Mad NIghgg Trail of the Lonesocne Pineg Chorus '37, 'BBQ Sunbon- net Sueg Ani it Rained. 'W'e know whim as the best scout in the whole school. AGNES VORE Vocational Many friends anl good character traits, Wlith the Centerville 'crowd She highly rates. R013 ERT PADDO CK General Basketball '36. t'Smal1 and fine and full of ambition He's always in iirst class condition. Thirteen MORTONIAN, '39 CHS ' ROBERT BRADFORD General Orchestra '37, '39 f'Dark and tall with a smile for all We see him quietly walk down the hall. CHARLES WEADINCK Academic Track '37, '38. Romantic is Charlie please don't leave doubt. Just watch Weadick MRS. ROSE HAMILTON Sponsor We are not here to play. to dream to dniftg We have hard work to do 4 O O I Fourteen now that s-chool is out. ' , and heavy loads to lift. l HAROLD HENSLEY Commercial Baseball '38, '39. Harold Hensley to our class is new, But never-the-less, his friendship is true. I EWIS SCHAEFFER Voc. Ag. C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FI-RST ROW: Mary Pike, Ruth Boggs, Rosetta Schneider, Helen Mlays, Faye Phillips, Rose Fleagle, Joan Culbertson, Frankie Stalcuip, Barbara Wambo, Aurlura Weaver, Betty Shawhan. SElC'O'NlD ROW: Lawrence Martin, Eddie Bellew, Woodice Eliason, June Brown, De- lores Turner, Martha Harris, Ruth Toschlolg, Betty Kinder, Shirley Hlodowal, Gladys Davis, Eugene Pentecost, Paul Ruihlen. THIRD ROW: Paul Smoker, Margaret Kauffman, Rhea Bonradaile, Janet Rabenstein, Jluanita Boggs, Betty Willis, .Jean Null, Rita Toschlog, Mary Mar- garet Seaton, Robert Beeson, Donald Mc-Cashland, Roitlert Cox, John Crawford, Russell Schneider, Phillip Morgan. . FOURTH ROW: Eufgene Dennis, Gale Warner, Harold Toschlog, Hubert Caudle, Donald Sittloh, Clarence Andrews, James Biurcham, Meredith Ohurch, Ken- neth Frame. JUNIORS A We have a series of skates. the most outstanding one was a Hallowe'en.1 skate. Among other thinsgysi we sponsored a Circus, and a Donkev Basketball game which was played between the merchants and a winning group of Farmers. We also served at the Wayne 'County Tourney and helped print adds flor the tournev. At the olose of schoolfwe gave a very successful play, Mother Carey's Chickens. Our Junior boys came through with fiying colors to win the class tourney. On top of all the Work we had several successful parties. PRJEISIIDIEINT .............,. ,,..,, M argaret Kauffman VICE P'RJE1SDDEvNT ....... ,,,i,,, R hea Borradaile SEC'Y.-TRIEAIS. ....., .Y.........,..,............,.......,...,,.,..,..,............ M eredith Church SPOINSOCRS ....., .. Mr. Addleman, Miss Langston and Miss Darnell Fifteen MORTONIAN, '39 C H S Sixteen C H S MORTONIAN, '39 i l FIRST ROW: Clinton Russell, Junior Lanning, John Ferriiel, Geongie Shcwab, Kenneth Crowe, Dan Ayres, Guy Martin, :Robert Warner. SECOND RONW: Esther Dennis, Nina Mae Busby, Clara MoOord, Mildred Phelps, Eileen James, Gladys Clark, Jeraldine McConaha, Martha Miller, Joyce Wesit, Dorothy Harris, Etta Jane Harris, Marguerite Martin. THIRD RJOW: Debby Hatfii-eld, Mary Nell Harbin, Dorothy Ashbaugh, Mary Ellen Darr, Betty Brewer, Wilma Swain, Mable Holbert, Rita Parker. FOURTH ROW: Betty Rich, Mary Lou Sahwhan, Norma MoNutt, Erma Schroy, Nor- ma Clark, Irene Bellew, Mary Weadick, Edith Brown, Keith Harris, Ciecil Pennington. FIFTH ROW: Glenn McGraw, J:uli.an Townsend, Chel-cie Culbertson, Marco King, Howard Study, Harry Chestnut, Dick Martxin, Eugene Davis, Marvin Staaxts, Millard Browning, Ralph Miller. FRESHMEN This is our frst year in high school and thoulgh we have had to work extra hard, we took time out for some pleasant recreatiion. Early in the year we enjoyed a picnic at Springwood Lake and had a delightful time boatinvg and playing baseball. One evening we rented the skating rink and everyone had a marvelous time skating. QA few of us were rather stiff the next day, tovolj HRESIDEINT .............. ...,..... R ichard Martin VICE PRESIDENT ...,..... ...... ............. ....,.. . l e raldine Mc'Cona-ha SEC'Y.-TREAS.-JFirst semesterj ..... ..,,...,.,...,. . loyce West fSe'cond semesterl ..... .,..,,,.......,.....,.,......,,,. D an Ayres SPONSORS .....................,...................... ...., llf Iiss Kimmel and Mr. Riuby Seventeen MORTONIAN, '39 Eigwht CIIS MORTONIAN,39 FLIRST ROW: Ethel Borden, Sylvia Jarrett, Betty Jo Biswell, Beatrice Adams, Launa Caudle, Betty Ballard, 'Betty Clark, Juanita Coggeshall, Charlotte Rolsser, Juanita Weaver, Mabel Miller, Eula Pate, James Parker, Thomas Williams. SJECOND ROW: Betty Chappelow, Dana McAdams, Florence Pentecost, Betty Wissler, Mary Willis, Mary Holliday, Inez Morris, Lois Wilson, Dorothy Sittloh, Roberta Schwab. Marglaret Armstrong, Frederick Strong, Byron Nicholson, Howard Study. THIRD ROW: Bob Skinner, Nina Howell, Sarah Martin, Mary Martin, Leah Fos'ber,, Marilyn Black, Nadine Hale, Audrey Schrcy, Sarah Dunbar, Mary Ruth Collier, Leslie Henderson, Charles Fields, 'Wade Cox. FOURTH ROW: Olin McMinn, Billy Mathews, Wayne Hines, Bob Shadle, Frank Crowe, Bob Abel, Elmer Toschlog, Troy Palmer, Tlhomas Turner, Ralph Dean, Clarence Brewer, William Lamb, Gerald Holden. SOPHOMORES Our only financial adventure, The Class Tourney, was a success, even lit' we di'dn't win it. We felt proud of our boys for having made sudlr a good showing against their upper classmen. We had a very good twime at all ofl our parties. Huring' the first of the year we had a picnic at Wehi fthis was very exciting because the lake had been closed to the public and we didn't have a very warm reception.l PRESIDENT, fFirs't semesterl ..., .....,,, fSecond semesterl ,,,,. VICE PR'E4SIlD4EiN'T, f,F'irst. semesterl ...,.. .....,. iSeoond semesterj .... ,,,r,, TREASURER ...................,....,.,,........... ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, SPONSORS .,..... ..,... M r. Brooks Nineteen .. .,,. Frank Crowe Ralph Dean Troy Palmer Byron Nicholson Elmer Toschlog and Mrs. Schlegel MORTONIAN, '39 C H S Twenty C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FIRST HOIW: Norma Staats, Bertha Turner, Joyce Ann Culbertson, Pntrzicia Duffy, Mary Blake, Rh-ea Hendrix, Selma Jarrett, Dorothy McKfinley, Vivian Allen, Cletus Boggs. SEMOND ROW: Kyle Smith, Garth Sibert, Dick Cheesman, Alice Faye Overfturf, Manson 'Ch'urch, Betty McCashland, Kenneth Harris, Claude Toschloig, Lloyd Oauidde. 'DI-IIIRD ROW: Harry Kurz, lRichard Shadle, Billy 'Caudle, Darrell Henderson, Richard Whitaker, Willard Neuman, Denver Cain, Carl Doherty, Jr. 8th GRADE Now that we have become accustomed to the new building, adjusted our studies and become better acquainted with the teachers, we have enjoyed our sdhool very much. , Early in the fall we enjoyed a joint sikate with the seventh grade, and everyone had a delightful time at our St. Patrick's Party. Much of the success which accompanied this year's work must be attributed to our two sponsors. PRESIDENT ,..,...,...,...,......................... ..... . Alice Fay Overturf SEC,Y.-TREiAwS., fFrirst semesterj ....., .,,.....,.......,.,....,.,,,..... , , Billy Hodowal SPONSORS ...................................,... .... 1 . Miss Joslin and Mr. Overturf Twenty-one MORTONIAN, '39 y-two xxx We 8 A C H S MORTONIAN, 939 FIRST ROW: Dorothy Crist, Betty Clingwman, Margaret Tudor, Joyce Busby, Doris Bellew, Norma Steinbrook, Mary Tudor, lla Jarrett, Mary Snyder, Rosalind Longnecker, Dorothy Shawhan. SEIOOND ROW: Junior Davis, Bessie McAdams, Virginuia Hauck, Martha Houston, Maxine Davis, Louise Harris, Wilma Cain, Juanita Brown, Annus Pennington, Mary Andrews, Estil Liford. THTRD ROW: Tlheodore Lyons, Raymond Ferriel, Junior Hartley, Dick King, Holton Sexton, Dewayne Ingerman, Don Ashbaugh, Wayne Newman, .lack Wessel, Robert Crawley, Richard Whittak-er. I'lO'U'RTH ROW: Dale Holhert, David Clark, John Railsback, Dick Null, George Over- turf, Don Mason, Charles Killen, Charles Johnson, Thomas Lyons. 7th GRADE This is our Hrst year in trhie new building and we have fsound it very mucih to our liking. It has been quite an exciting afdwenture and everyone has been so kind to help us along. Under the fine leadership of our sponsors we enjoyed several parties and a skate. PRIQSHDEJNT .........,... ,.,, J ohn Railsback VICE PRE SIwDlE1N T ,...., ,..,,,. G eorlgre Overtu rf SEGR ETAVRY .......... ....... B etty C lin gman TRJE ASURJEJR ..... ..,..,....,...........,,,,,........ D on Ashbaugh SPONSORS ,...... ..,.. M iss Mitchell and Miss Judkins Twenty-three MORTONIAN, '39 C H S Twenty-four C H S MGRTONIAN, 939 FIRST ROW: Mac Ruby f'CoachJ, Virgil Richardson, Francis Nicholson, Robert Toschlog, Howard.Martin, Eddie Bellew, Kenneth Frame. SECOND ROW: 'Donald Sittloh, Lawrence Martin, Eldon Church, Frank Baxter, Robert Cox, Robert Beeson, Meredith Church, fStudent Managerj. CENTERVILLE BULLDOGS The 'Centerville Bulldogs of 19138-'39 turned in a better performance this season than any 'Centerville squad has in recent years. Besides winningi the County Conferi- ence championshlip, they won the Wayne County Tourney, ,and last but not least, they played one of the best games of the season against the Morton Red Devils in the finals of the Sectional Tourney. During the season, in their schedule games, the Bulldogs lost only three games'- two to Hagerstown by very close scores, and one to Liberty, also a close game, The three main reasons for the splendid record of this year's team are: first, the attiturde of the boysg second, their ability to playg and third, our coach, one of the best coaches to be found-Mac Ruby. Twenty-five MORTONIAN, '39 C H S LAWRENCE MARTIN One of the reasons why the Bulldogs got so many balls off the balckiboard is Biggen . A wonderful iioor general and captain who made all-county and sectional guard. FRANK BAXTER Frankie mastered the art of screening for the forwards and taking unorthodox shots. He ranked as all-sectional and county center. ROBERT TOSCHLOG f0ne of the boys who contributed! to the high moral of the ball club with his attitude. Bob specialized in long shooting. VIRGIL RICHARDSON 'Considered as one of the fastest guards in Eastern llndiana basketball circles, Wimpy was the fu-aclklbone of our defense against fast brealkinlgf' offenses. He earned all-county and sectional honors. HOWARD MARTIN Skeeter is noted for his aggressivene-ss and spot shot from the right side of the floor. He made all-county forward position. FRANCIS NICHOLSOIN. Able to play at either forward or guard position very well, Fritz hit his peak at Sectional time and contributed greatly' to the success of the ball club. KENNETH FRAME 'Opposing guards feared Kenny because of his extreme deceptiveness and his ability to hit any place on the left side of the floor. He was honored by' being named on the all-county and sectional selections. EDDIE BELLEW A speed merchant who capably displayed his wares whenever they were needed. We are looking forward to having him with us next year. Twently-six C H S MORTONIAN, '39 'I ' M . QL if 5 l., P-'ETQTIN f is is ,W Q E. CHGITCH V -'-'4 ' '- 4 ----- - QLQUQQTDQE f., ' , ,.-5: x .EL-. E LL ? :. c?x exixv MORTONIAN, '39 C H S ROBERT COX Bob was the boy who brought the Lynn game out of the fire by his splendid work both offensive and defensive. He scored an average of nine points for every full game he played. ROBERT BEESON Bob saw little acti-on this season but we hope he comes through in fine style next year. ELDON CHURCH Lack of experience kept Flash from seeing more action. We look back with pride on his fine work in the Hagerstown game. His defensive ability under' the basket kept many a point from being scored by Hagerstown. DONALD SITTLOH Don has another year with us in which to show his ball handling and dribbling ability. CLASS PROPHECY Greetings to our vast unseen audience! This is Station W.CiH.S., located in the Cheesman Bank Tower at Centerville, Indiana, the crossroads of the world, bringing to you the latest news events of the day. Flash!! New York-President Esther Martin just arrivedl in the ci-ty from Washeington, D. C., for her speech before the World 'Commerce Commission this evening. She traveled in a special dei -Luxe coach of the Tiblbals and Turman Railroad 'Company with her bodyguard, Earl Gant, and scores of G-men. Incidentally, ladies, President Martin was stunningly dressed in a startling green suit styled by! Mxadamoseiille Lan- ning of Paris. It was rumored' that the Presidential party would remairn in Nerw York to attend the world heavyweight championship .boxing match at Madison Sqiuare Garden between Sockem Sparky Snyder and Brutal Beast Bradford. Several persons including six Centerville alumni miraculously escaped injury late yesterday afternoon when a luxurious Western Airliner crashed into the ZBZ-30 mail plane between Chicago and Abington.. The d-isaster is at-tributed to traffic offlicer Harold Smith, wvho left his post and went to earth a few minutes to get a hot-dog. Neither Pilot Frank Baxter of the Western Alirlin-es or Pilot Harold Haas of the gov- ernment plane would make any comment concenning the crash. Many famous persons were axboard the -airliner including movie actress Betty 'Coggeshall and her band leader hus-bland, Winny Cooper. Miss' Dorothy Wines, America's most beautiful model was rushing to the coast for a short vacation, accompanied by Miss Margaret Pa-ulson of the New York social register. Twenty-eight C H S MORTONIAN, 39 CLASS PROPHECY The great novelist Wilma Jarrett was also aboard and Count Warren T. Lam- motte, who was making his first plane flight.. Of course you know society clircles in London point to Count Lamotte as England's next poet laureate. 1t's wedldling bells for Miss Blanche West of tbe Metropolitan Opera Company. She will say 1 do sometime soon, to Virgil Richardson, wealthy owner of the Rich- ardson 'Drug cStores located throughout the country. Reverend Neal Allen will perform the ceremony. We now pause to remind you that these news flashes are being brought to you through the courtesy of the Clevenger Bakery, makers of fine cup cakes. Nexit time you are hungry, try one-they are guaranteed to subdue or satisfy. Flash!! San Francisco--The sensational Myrtle Martin case was brought to a climax here todxay when Judge Robert Toschlog awarded her 510,000 in her breach of promise suit against one of her many admirers, Robert Paddock .Lewis Klus and Howard' Martin, attorneys for the plaintiff, stated that the internationally famofus dancer was quite disappointed over the outcome of the case-she thought her affections were worth. at least 2B20,0-00. The attorneys for the defendant, Mary Elizabeth Fer-i riell also informed this commentator tbat Mr. Paddock is rather low on funds at the present, and may have to invent a new washing' machine to take care of the payment.. Flash!! 'Pittsburgh-The Hensley, Woolley Ellectrical Plant, the largest of its kind in the world, was robbed last. evening of several thousand dollars. The president's lpetrsonaal secretary, Donna Jean Doddridwge, made the discovery of the robbery this morning when she came to work. Immediately she called Cfhief of Police Charles Weadicfk, who is hard at work on the case. Governor Harold Mason was rushed to Mayo Brothers Hospital wh-en he suffered a small brfuise in a game of polo, while the Indianapolis, indians played against Agnes Vore and ber .All-American woman team. Head phyiscian Francis Nicholson reported that the goervnor was doing nicely under the expert care of nurses Evelyn Longnecker and Ann Britt. We are 'glad to welcome Explorer Phrilip Johnson back to the U.S.A. again after his exciting adventure into the heart of Africa with the celebrated botanist, Bernice Killen. They announce they had made some wonderful discoveries whiclh will be of g1reat value in the scientific world. Their latest book, The Royal Road to Romance H is hot off the press, of the Jeanne Fleagle Printing' Elstablisbment. lC'on1f1denrtially, it is rumored that one of Broadway's million dollar playboys, Elbert Millecn, is That way about a certain beautiilul debutante, Miss Lucille Plummer. 'Flash-by way of the higfh seas! The aged concert pianist, Lee Outlland, is on board the ocean liner S. S. Centerville returning from a tour of Europe, where he gave many outstanding performances before royalty. He will be welcomed to the country by Mrs. lRose Haimfilton, honorary president of the National Junior Red Cross Organization. Time's up, so tbds ends. another broadcast. Be sure and buy 1Clevenger cup cakes, the cakes of dlistinlction. This is your news commentator, Carrol McConaha, bidding you a very pleasant good day and lots of good luck, everybody! ! Twenty-nine MORTONIAN, '39 C H S OfN GROUND: Sally Dunbar, Debby Hatield. F'IiRS'T ROW: :Blanche West, Martha Miller, Jeraldine McConaha, Mary Ellen Darr, Joyce West, Dorothy Sittloh, Beatrice Adams, Margaret Armstrong, Roberta Schwab, Edith Brown, Charlotte Rosser. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Lanning, Nina .Howell, Martha Harris, Betty Brewer, Dorothy Harris, Dana McAdams, Irene Bellew, Norma Clark, Mfiss Darnell. THIRD ROW: 'Sarah Martin, Mary Ruth Collier, Nadine Hale, Betty Kinder, Shirley Hodowal, Margaret Kauffman, Audrey Schroy, Mary Martin, Leah Foster, Carrol McConaha. BASKETBALL GIRLS VVIhen the basketball season comes around, you can just bet that these girls are going to help get the spirit moving. This year, teams were chosen with Jeanne Lanninlgq, Carrol MclConaha, Margaret Paulson and Blanuhe West as captains. Each Wednesday, night, rain or shine, these teams would battle. Carrol's team won every game they played, Jeanne's team gained second place with only three defeats, Margaret's thirdg and Blanche's fourth. , Tfhe girls organized into class teams and had a class tourney in th-e Big Gym, After defeating first the Seniors and then the Juniors Qwho fbeat the Sophomoresj, the Freshmen emerged victorious and took the trophy. Thirty C H S MORTONIAN, '39 ON GROUND: Junior Lanninig, Wade Cox. FIRST ROW: Guy Martin, Marvin Staats, Ralph Dean, Bob Abel, Dan Ayres, Jim -v Parker, Howard Study. SE-CON-D RJOW: Mac Ruby CCoachJ, Charles Fieids, Thomas Williams, Elmer Toschiog, Troy Palmer, Wayne Hines, Meredith Church flStudent Managerl. CENTERVILLE BULLPUPS Although the Bullpups were unable to compete with the record of the Bulldogs, they still had nothing to be ashamed of. During their season of playing they' won the greater part of their games. They even upset the Hagerstown second team in their first schedule game with them. In the class tourney, some of the above Sophomore toys upset the Seniors and gave the Juniors a hard game. This tourney raised our hopes for our future iirst team because both the Freshmen and Sophomore boys did a great job of handling the basketball. We always laugh at teacher's iokes No matter what. they lbeg 'Tis not because they're funny, But because it's policy. Maxine fat the almond counterbz Who attends to the nuts? Clerk: Be patient . I'1l wait on you in minute. Thirty-one MORTONIAN, '39 Thirty-13 C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FIRST ROW: Virgwil Richardson, James Parker, Junior Lanning. SECOND ROWV: Male -Ruby CCOachJ, Eugene Pentecost, Howard Study, Frank Baxter, 'Harold Haas, Charles Fields, Meredith Churcih QStudent Managerj. THHRLD R'OW: Eddie Bellew, Ralph Dean, Francis Nicholson, Bob Abel, Robert Cox, Troy Palmer, James Bureham, Wayne Hines, Johnny Crawford, Bob Beeson. f BASEBALL BOYS This last year was a rather successful year with 'che cluib puxtting up a good fight in the very game. Better than half the games played were woni. We defeated some of the best teams of the county and tied Economy fone of the leading teamsj. Many of the members are seniors, but there are several promising candidates for next year. As far as hitting was concerned, Baxter, Beeson, Bellew, and Jones had a good year. Now, in Uhe srpring, track seems to have taken the place of baseball and we have some very good track athletes. Flash Pictures by WILBUR BRO-WN, Centerville, Indiana Thirty-three MORTONIAN, ,39 Thirty-f C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FILRST ROW: Carrol McConaIha, Gerald Holden. SECOND -ROW: Sally Dlurrbar, Debhy Hatfield, Maxine Clevenger, Billy Mathews, Jieraldine Mc'Cona:ha, Meredith Church, Rhea Borradaile, Donna Jean xDoddridge, Mary Margaret Seaton, Junior Lanminigu THIRD RJOW: Lois Wilson, Charles Johnson, Wayne Hines, Nina Howell, Glenn Mc- lGraw, Margaret Paulson, Marvin Staats, Junior Russell, Marilyn Black, Miss Mitchell. BAND The Centerville High Sichool Band has been organized for three years and each year it has improved very mulch. This year the band has marched quite a bit, thus adding much to the spirit of the school. They have played at each of the home games and on D-ecemher 20 they marched at the Christmas Program which was under Miss Mitchell's direction. The band made a remarkable record last year in their adhievement at the State Gontest. We hope in later years they will continue to improve and bring honors to Centerville High School. Thirtyefive MORTONIAN, '39 C H S HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS On March 28, the gfroulp presented a two-act operetta entitled, And It Rained , by Clark, Lee, and Clark. 'Ilhe Story: Steele Black and his son Dennis move to a ranch in the West. John Rich, a boyhood friend of BSteele, and his daughter Mailbelle go west, later on to loiokfor Steele. Mailbelle is very anxious to obtain an old mirror that Steele has? in his pos- session. When Mailbelle and hier father arrive. Dennis sees them and also overhears Mailbelle discus-sing hris father. In the meantime a very hard rain had washed a bridigfe out and Mazie Black, Dennis's sister, and a group of friends are floroed to take refuge in the summer hotel. They were taking' a concert tour by Way of train when they came up with the broken bridge. Dennis and Maizie decided to warn their father of Mailbelle coming to see him. Mailbelle bewcomes very angry at Dennis becuase he tries to hide his identity flrom her. This of course, causes much trouble. Finally, John Rich and Steele get together and decide to let the ohfildren settle the problem themselves. Dennis decides to return the mirror to Mailbelle in order to settle the difficulty and we leave them all happy and satisfied. FKREANCH DA4NOERS H IRISH DANCERS Shirley Hodowal Joyce West Florence Penecost Sylvia Jarrett Nadine Hale Ann Britt iiflllgfsfi ??j2Xia'b 5222 33321 WiAIT'RE,SSE'S W XENTRI DA S Mary Pike Myrtle Martin E n EISCCQS X 'C iwIiEElR'Staats ' . , . uge e i avi a 1 Woodlce Ellwson Helen Mayes Junior Lanndng Dan Ayres A Moionfliower ...... .......... B eatrice Adams BOYS' GLEE CLUB Indian Brave .......... Donald MciCashland Marvin Staats Donald Mccash- .Iulian Townsend land Erung-ene Davis Dan Ayres LNIDIIAN TRJIIO Junior Lanning Paul Ruhlen Mary Lou Shawhan Sylvia Jarrertt Woodice 'Eliason GUESTS AT GAIRDEIN PARTY N Aulura Weaver Marfgariet Arm- TWNG0 D'ANCfE'RS Gladys Davis lStnI'0DJgl Dorothy Sittloh Junior Lanning Ruth Boggs Thirty-six CHS MORTONIAN, 39 FIRST ROW: Mary Helen Andrews, Vivian Allen, Martha Caldwell, Virginia Hauck, Mary Cardwell, Joyce Culbertson, Louise Harris, Joyce Busby, Norma Staats, Doris Bellew. ' SECOND RXOW: Sylvia Jarrett, Leah Foster, Florence Pentecost, Margaret Arm- strong, Lois Wilson, Blanche West, Rosie Fleagle, Mary Lou Shaw- han, Wilma Jarrett, Bernice Killen, Roberta Schwab, Mable Holbert, Dorothy' Sittloh, Beatrice Adams. THIRD ROW: Patricia Duffy, Mary Pifke, Marilyn Black, Joyce West, Nadine Hale, 1Woodicie Eliason, Betty Kinder, Ann Britt, Shirley Hodowal, Dana McAdams, Gladys Davis, Myrtle Martin, Betty Jo Biswell. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Shawhan, Rosalind Longenecker, Marvin Staats, Dan Ayres, Richard Martin, M-eredith Church, Eldon Church, Thomas Turner, Donald MscCashland, Junior Lanning, Julian Townsend. FIFTH ROW: Richard Null, Marco King, Clinton Russell, Richard, King, Manson 'C'hu,rch, ,Dick Wlhritaker, Junior :Hartle-y, 'Charles Johnson, Miss w Mitchel. CHORUS MEMBERS OF THE OPERETTA CAST MIR. WIVSE ..,.....,...............................,,.,.......,,,.,...............,Y,,...,,Y,.................,... ..... E lbert Miller MIDI.-E, MARIE CARAT ...,,,.... Lois Wilson DENNIS BLACK ............... ..... M eredith Church MAIGIE 'BLAICK ..... ....., ' Dana McAdams MRS. WISE .................. ........ B etty Kinder MAIIBEILLE 'RICH ..... ......,.... B lanch West JOHN RHICH .............. ....... R ichard Martin ClU'RIiY RICH ....,,.... ........ E ldon Church STEFELFE BLACK ..... ......... W ayne Hines J A'CJK .........,........,.... ....... FlREfD .................. .... . Junior Lannimg Marvin Staats Thirty-seven MORTONIAN, '39 'Dhirty-eight C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FIRST ROW: Charles Johnson, Mary Lou Shawhan, Lois Wilson, Woodi-ce Eliason, Gerald Holden, Dick Null, Rhea JBorradaile, Donna Jean Doddridge, Mary Margaret Seaton, Jeraldine Mc'Conaha. SECOND CROW: Margaret Paulson, Miss Mitchel, Rhea Hendrix, Alice Faye Overturf, Lealh Foster, Marilyn Black, Meredith Church, Nina Howell, Denver Cain, Mr. Outland, Glenn McGraw. 'DHIRD RJONW: D-eblaby Hatfield, Sally Dunbar, Billy Mathews, Maxine Clevenger, Carrol Mc1C3onaha, Wayne Hines, Dick Whitaker, 'Carl Doherty, Jr., Clinton Russell. ORCHESTRA In adidrition to the original orchestra m-embers left from last year, there were the following' members who joined us this year: Violins: Robert Bradford and Eugene Davis, Cello: Leah Foster, Flute: Jeraldine McConafhag Cornet: Marvin Staats. Directed by Miss Mitchell the orchestra played for the Senior Play, a chapel, and the Farmer's Institute. On December 11, they made a trip to Indianapolis to hear Fabien Sevitzky's Concert as a reward for their work. Thirty-nein e MORTONIAN, ,39 Forty CHS MORTONIAN, 39 Patronize Our Advertisers Complete Line Of Quality Dairy Products CASH BUYER OF CREAM! CLOVER LEAF DAIRY Centerville, Indiana STEVENAS CONFECTIONERY Makers of French Ice Cream and Richard Ball Home-Made Candies 1129 Main St. Richmond DUNBAR BROS. CO. Centerville, Ind. LUMBER-COAL Phone 169-170 THE CEN TERVILLE STATE BANK Centerville, Ind. Forty-on PYROFAX GAS SERVICE Ask your neighbor-she uses Pyrofax CAIN,S HOME APPLIANCES Distributor 8 South 7th Richmond MOHR'S HOME BAKE SHOP Centerville, Ind. 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UP ANKD DOWN: iDeb-by Hatfield, Sally Dunbar, Mrs. Hamilton, 'Robert Abel, Meredith Church, fBilly Mathews, Harry Kurz. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council may mark up a very successflul year under the leadership of Commander-im-chief-Francis Nicholson, and Chief-LAdvisor-Mrs. Hamilton. .At the beginning of the year a number of skates were sponsored. Also a series of talks were given at different schools and at the Indiana State Teachers Convention by the delegates who attended the National Convention in San Francisco, California in 1938. Ati 'Christmas time, fifteen well-filled baskets were distributed to different families in Center Township. Also a first-aid class was conducted under the leader- ship of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Henwood. The council voted to send Frankwie Staloup, Meredith Church, and Rhea Borra- daile to the 1.9139 National .Red Cross Convention in Washinglton, D. C., from April 211 to April 29. PR.ESI1DiEfNT ...... ....... ..... F 1 'ancis Nicholson SEORJETAJRY ..... ....... D orothy Wines T1RlElAiSUTR1ElR .... .................... .,.. F r an1kie Sbalcup SPOiNSOlR ........ .............................. ..... M r s. Hamilton Forty-three MORTONIAN, '39 CHS Neal K. Allen ........,.,,,... Frank Leroy Baxter ........ James Clheesmian ......,.... Maxine Clevenger ..,.. Betty 'Cogvgleshall .......... Wiinston Ciooper .............., Donna Jean Doddridge .....,.. Mary Elizabeth Ferriell Jeanne Fleagle ................. Earl Gant .............,.......... Harold Harry Haas ...,. Wilma Jarrett ............ Philip Johnson ........ Ann Britt ............. Berneice Killen ........ Lewis Klus .............,.......... Warren 'Lammotte ....,......... Jeanne Eileen Lanninigq ...... Evelyn Longnecker ,,Ar...... Esther Louise Martin ..... Howard Martin ..Y.............. IN IATIALOGY Nice Kid .Always Fun Loving Boy Jeepers Creepers Marvelous Cakemaker Beautiful 'Charmer Winsome 'Creature Does Just Dandy Most Everybodyis Friend Myrtle Martin .............,, .......... Carrol Louise Mc'Conaha Elbert G. Miller ............,A..,... Francis Nicholson ......,..,.,. Robert Paddock ............ Margaret Paulson .,......... Alma Lucille- Plummer .....,. Virgil Richardson ............ Hrarold Smith ..........,.... Gene Snyder ........, John Tibioals ..7..... Robert Toschlog ..... James 'Ilufrman ....... Awgmes Vore ............... Charles Wea-dick .....,. Blanche West ................. Dorothy zRuth Wines ...t... Joe Woolley ..,.................... Harold Willard Mason .... . Harold Hensley ................ A. Robert Bradford ...... Ashes to ashes, dust to dust If Latin doesn't kill me, Justly Fascinating Enchanting Gfuy Handsome, Heartless, Hero Wistfully Joyous Peppy Jigqgalo Anylbody's Budidly Bright Kid Little Klumsy Worthy Lad Just Enough Laughter Entnclng Lady I . Extremely Likeahle Maid Handy Man Merry Maker Clever Little Miss Ever Growing Man Favorite Nuisance Rusty Parts Most Pl-easing A Lovable Pal Very Radiant Happy Sinner Good Scout Justifiably Timid Real Thrilling Just Terrilfic Always Vivacious Cunning Worker Best Warfbler Deep, Romantic Woman Just Wonderful Heartless Wom'an's Man Hot Ctoj Handle A Regular Boy Geometry must ........ Evelyn L. F orty-four I if C H S MORTONIAN, ,39 ACADEMIC STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Marco King, Betty Rich, Jeraldine McConaha, Nina Howell, Donna Jean Doddridge, Jeanne Lanning, Cecil Pennington. SECOND ROW: Frederick Strong, 'Debby Hatfield, Sally Dfunibar, Rhea Borrradaile, Mary Pixke, Woodlice Eliason, Margaret Kauifman, Carrol Mc'Conaha, Blanche West, Ann Britt, Marugaret Paulson, Joyce West, Clara Mc- Cord, Esther Dennis. THIRD ROW: Clinton Russell, Junior Lanning, Lucille Plummer, Maxine Clevenger, Esther Martin, Evelyn Longenecker, Frankie Stalcup, Marilyn Black, Leah Foier, Dana McAdams, Myrtle Martin, Rose Fleagle, Martha Miller. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Holden, Dick Martin, William Ryan, Marvin Staats, Robert Warner, Cihelcie Clulbertson, Julian Townsend, Dan Ayres, Glenn fMc1Graw,'Wayne Hines, Harold Haas, Meredith Church. FIFTH-I RO'W: Virgil rRichardson, Jim Oheesman, Joe Wooley, Harold Smith, Phril John- son, Charles Weadick, Jim Turman, Billy Mathews, Eldon 'Chn.lrcih. Forty-five MORTONIAN, '39 Forty CHS MORTONIAN, 39 Patronize Our Advertisers I Compiments Of C Luncheons, Dinners, ED' Short Orders General Blacksmith Soda Fountain Service and , Ai. W. 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This year We are celebrating our Golden Anniversary, and We are grateful to our many friends who have made it possible for us to enjoy the reputation of having the central states' leading school of business. INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE SCHOOL OF COlVllVlEROE 50th Year Fort, Wayne, Indiana Enrollment Limited to High School Graduates. Forty-eight C H S MORTONIAN, '39 COMMERCIAL STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Mary Martin, Rita Parker, Erma Schroy, Dorothy Shawhan, Mary Weadick, Beatrice Adams, Mary Ruth Collier, Audrey Schroy, Juanita Coggeshall, Eula Pate, Wilma Swain, Nina Mae Busby, Mary Nell Harbin. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Aishbaugh, Mary Ellen Darr, Betty Ballard, Ethel Borden, Juanita Weaver, Mary Pike. Rosetta Schneider, Sylvia Jarrett, Mary Willis. Betty Clark, Janet Rabenstein, Gladys Clark, Betty Wissler, Dorofthy Sittloh, Margaret Armstrong, Roberta Schwab, Rita Toschl-ofgi, Marguerite Martin, Eiuiggne Pentecost. THIRD ROW: Irene Bellew, Mabel Holbert. Betty Cbapoelow. Mildred Phelps, Norma Clark, Helen Mayes. Lois Wilson, Inez Ellen Morris, Betty Jo Biswell, Faye Phillips, ,Ruth Toschloiet Martha Harris, Delores Turner, Bernice Killen, Fern Davis, Wilma Jarrett, Laura Caudle, Gladys Davis, Joan Culbertson, June Brown, Mary Holiday, Eddie Bellew, Bob B-eeson. FOURTH ROW: Norma McNutt, Saraih Martin, Betty Brewer, Etta Harris, Betty Kinder, Shirley Hodowal, Marilyn Black, Mary Margaret Seaton, Jean Null. Juanita Boggs, Nadine Hale, Jeanne Lanning, Donna Jean Doddridge, Jeanne I-'leag'le, Florence Pentecost, Edwin Ferriel, James Parker, George Schwab, William Lamb, Byron Nicholson, Leslie Henderson, Bob Skinner, Guy Martin. FIFTH ROW: Bob Cox, Donald MciC'ashland, Frank Crowe, Olin McMinn, 'Bob Shadle, Clarence Brewer, Troy Palmer, Bob Abel, James Buroham, Kenny Frame, Hubert Oaudle, Billy Burcham, John Crawford. Forty-nine MORTONIAN, '39 C H Fifty CHS MORTON IAN, '39 Patronize Our Advertisers While in Richmond Eat at H ,, , PORTER STUDIO BOWMAN S Sandwiches, large variety Soft DriHkS OUIYU Official Photographer Class 443972 Compliments Of VIGRAN'S Ladies' Shop Richmond's Most Popular Ready-To-Wear Shop Compliments Of LOW PRICE FILLING STATION Richmond, Indiana At Feltman,s Quality Always FELTMAN'S SHOE STORE 916LQ Main Street Richmond, Indiana Compliments Of METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE Company Tivoli Theatre Bldg. Shoes For The Entire Family! DAN COHEN CO. 704 MAIN ST. Richmond, Ind. W. Ray Mathews, Mgr. Fifty-one MORTONIAN, '39 C H S STOP, LOOK, and LISTEN My Heart Belongs To Daddy ..... Ten Pretty Girls ........................ Moonlight Madness ....,................. I Cried For You ................................. Where Did You Get Tlhose ,Eyes ...... Love Light iln the Starllizght .......... Love In Bloom .................................... Please Be Kind .......................,................ Jeanne With the Dark Brown Eyes ,...... l Flat Foot Floogie .............,...................... Come To Me My Melencholy Bafby Mexicalle wRose ...,............................... Hold Tight ....... My Reverie ...... Hi O' Silver .... Says My Heart ......,,.....................................,.... They Say ...............,...,...........................,............... You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven ...,.... This Night ................,...........................,.,,.e........... I Won't Tell A S-oul I Love You ....... . Deep ln A Dream ...............,...........,.,,.,.....,, Mood Indigo ..,..,..........................................,...... You Mlust Have Been A Beautiful 'Bialby ....... A Tisket A Tasket ......................................... Trail Of the Lonesome Pine ........... Umbrella Man ......,,,....,,................,.,.,.. Pm Wishing For the One I Love ..... This Cvan't Be Love ...,.,,,..,....,...... Little Sir Echo ............ Heaven Can Wait ..,.,.. Too Hot To Handle ..... Smile, Badoy, -Slmile ........ Twilight On the Trail ......,... Lover Chine Back To Me ..... Honolul a .....,................,......,.. Alice Blue Gown .........,..,.... Nc-w You Call It Madness Deep Purple ...,........,............ Blue Moon ........ Ghopstilc-ks ..... Two Sleepy People ....... Fifty-'two Neal K. wAllen Frank L, Baxter Jam-es K. Cheesman Maxine Clevenger Betty Jane Cbgngleshall C. Winston Cooper Donna Jean Doddridge Mary Elizabeth Ferriell Jeanne Fleagle Earl Gant Harold Haas Wilma Jarrett Phil Johnson Ann Britt Bob Bradford . .... Berniece Killen Lewis Klus Warren Lammotlbe Jeanne Lanning Evelyn Longneclker Esther Martin Howard Martin Myrtle Martin Harold Mason Carrol Mc-C-onaha Elbert Miller Francis Nicholson Robert Paddock ...,- Margaret Paulson Lucille Plummer Harold Smith Gene Snyder John Tibloals Rofbert Tfoscdrloqqf Jam-es Turman Agnes Vore Charles Weadick Dorothy Wines -Toe Woolley Harold Hensley Blanche West vii-,gil Richardson C H S MORTONIAN 'QQ Coach ....................................,,...........................,,...., June Tolliver, our lovely young heroine ..,,., Sal Tolliver, her devoted sister ..... ..,..,. . Bo-b Tolliver, their younger brother ,...... Judd Tolliver, their stern father ....... Hannah Tolliver, their step-ni-other ....,,....... Dave Tolliver, a cousin in love with June ,.... Loretta Tolliver, his mischievous sister .....,. Uncle Billy Beams, Jfustice of the 'Peace ...Y.. Ole Hon, his domfineering wife ......... ..,...,. . Miss Judkins Carrol McfConaha Ann Britt Harold Smith Earl Gant Dorothy Wines Lewis Klus Blanche West Elbert Miller Wilma Jarrett Ellie May, their daughter ..................................... ..,... B erneice Killer! Red Fox, who carries water on both shoulders .... ............. J oe Woolley Jack Hale, a younigx noutherner .,.....,.......,......... Anne Saunders, a northern school teacher ..... ..,,. Maw Falin, a forlorn old mountain woman ....... ..... SENIOR PLAY CAST FOR 1939 Francis Nicholson Betty Coggeshall Maxine Clevenger We presented The Trail of the Lonesome Pine' on Nov. 115, 1938. Lovely June Tolliver, born and reared in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is ignorant of the ngrreat outside world. Handsome young Jack Hale, a nortlherner, comes down to the mountain, region to survey its land and as head? ofa small- band of ,policemen who strive to establish law and order among the mountaineers. When Jack and June meet at the foot of the big tree known as the ,Lonesome Pine, a fine friendship springs up tlhat rapidly ripens into love. For years there has existed a feud between the Tollivers and a clan known as the Falins. Bob Tolliver, Jlune's young brother, shoots and kills Buck Falin. Jack, in his capacity of policemfan, comes to the Tolliver calbiin where Bulb is hiding. Judd Tolliver, June's stem andi hot- tempered fatfher, prepared to greet 'Hale with a rifle. June, frantic with fear, pleads with the old man to allow her to handle the situation. Torn between her desire to aid her brother and to save the life of the man she has come to love, June lies in order to get him out of thc caibin, she tells him that she has never cared for him and that she never wants to see him again. Finally, it turns out that Red Fox shot Bucnk Falin and in the end June and Jack come to an understanding. Fifty-three CHS MORTONIAN, '39 A' Coach ..............................,...,....,,.....,,.,.,,AAA,, Don Cutter, a young playwright .,.,,A Wing, his Chinese valet ...........,........ Prlslcnlla, wiho knits ,,,,..,...........,,.,.,,.,,.,,,,, Lawdy Maclbeth, a victim of Shakespeare J-ohn Alden, who hunts Indians ,Y.,..,...... Mr. Hyde, a ferocious villain ........... Dr. Bunn, who is in charge ....,...,..,.,..... Lucille Marcy, a damsel in distress ..... Mrs. Klfuck, the housekeeper ......,...,,..,. Gertrude Finch, Don's fiancee ......,,..,..., ,,,,, Mrs. T. Ashington Finch, her mother .. Depression, their colored maid ............. Artemus Burke, a lawyer ..,....,,..,..... Danny Siletto, wanted for murder ...... Miss .Iudkins Francis Nicholson Harold Smith Esther Martin Margaret Paulson .,.,......... John Tibbals Elbert Miller Phil Johnson Blanche West Dorothy Wines Lucille Plummer .. Jeanne Ilanning Maxine Clevenfger James 'Furman ..,., Harold Mason JUNIOR PLAY CAST FOR 1938 We presented One Mad Night on April 18, 1938. V 'Ilhe action of the entire play took place in One Madi Night and what a crazy night it is! Don Cutter accompanied .by Wing, his proverbequotinlg Chinese valet, goes to the Cutter mansion, a lonely house in the hills, to complete his latest play in peace and quiet. The house has been deserted for years, a series of mysterious murders having given it the reputation of being haunted. Imagine Don's astonishment Wihen he finds the house tenanted by a number of very strange people. They are lunaltics under the care of Dr. Bunn, whose house nearby has burned down. They are really qfuite harmless but Don doesn'wt know this. Among the inmates is Lucille, a beautiful gvirl with an amazing story of persecution and intrigue. Like a true Lockinvar, Don is just about to ride to her rescue when his Fancee and her mother put in an appear- ance with their maid 1Depressiion, one of the funniest colored characters in years. From this point, everything happened, inclzud-ing talking ghosts, screaming women, disappear- ing guests, and for the climax, the appearance on the scene of an escaped murderer fleeing for his life. Don succeeded in rescuiinlg the lovely Lucille from a simister fate only after a series of thrilling funny escapadcs. Fif ty-f our C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FlLR1ST ROW: Leah Foster, Wilma Cain, Dorothy Crist, Marilyn Black. SECOND ROW: Vivian Allen, Dorothy Ashbaugh, Mildred Phelps, Miss Langston, Mary Pike, Mary Ellen Darr, Rita Parker, Margaret Armstrong, lRoberta Schwab. THIRD ROW: Nina Howell, Donna Jean Doddridge, Jeanne Lanning, Blanche West, Mable Holhert, Alice Faye Overturf, Patricia Duffy, Virginia Hauck, Mary Cardwell, Juanita Brown. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Clevenger, Marguerite Martin, Sally Dunbar, Debby Hatfield, Jeraldine Mc1C1ona:ha, Carrol Mic'Conaha, Joyce West, Betty Jo Biiswell, Mary Nell Harbin, Mary Weadiek. FOUR-H GIRLS This year we had a junior and senior 4-H club under the leadership of Miss Marie Lanngvsfton. We chose txhe name Skyscrapers for our club name this year. We tried to live up to this by improving our work as much as possible. The girls' sewing class won the Wayne County metal cup. PRESIDENT .,.,..,,,...................... .... C arrol McConaJha VICE-PR4EESwIlDlEfNT ..,.............,.,,.. ........... - Nina Howell SECPY,-TR1E,AS, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,....... .,.,............ E sther West SONG AN.'D YELL HEADER ,...,... ,............... J eanne Lanlning RlEvC'R1E,ATIOlN LE1AwDzEwR ,,,,,,,,,,, ....... J eraldine McConaha LEADER ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ............. M iss Langston Fifty-five MORTONlAN,'39 C H S EIRJST R'OW: Dorothy Crist, Mary Tudor, Margaret Tudor, lla Jarrett. SECOND RwOW: Betty Willis, Betty Clinegfman, Ruth McKinley, Mary Cardwell, Norma MdNutt, Miss Langston, Barwbara Wamloo, Irene Bellew, Mary Schneider, Norma Stienbrook, Fern Davis. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Flleagle, Betty Brewer, Juanita Brown, Virginia Hauck, Patricia Duffy, Alice Fay Overturf, Bertha Turner, Maxine Davis, Bessie McAdams, Annus Pennington, Etta Jane Harris, Berneice Killen. EOUR'IlH RIOW: Norma Clark, Malble Hulbert, Eileen James, Mary Nell Harbin, Gladys Clark, Maxine Clevenger, Nadine Hale, Agnes Vore, Lucille Plummer, Edith Brown, Aurlura Weaver. HOME ECONOMICS CLASS The Home Economics Class, whiclh is taught by Miss Langston, is divided into Junior and 'Senior groups. The High School gfroup studied Home Management and Child Development. Many interesting and helpful suggestions were discussed in class. The State Department required both groups to complete two home projects a semester. 'Ilhese projects were chosen by the students and completed at home. Many different types of projects were chosen and successfully completed by the group. The Jfunior group studied Foods and Home Nursing, both of which are essential to all girls. , Fifty-six C H S MORTONIAN, '39 Patronize Our Advertisers ' J. C. PENNY COMPANY THE HOME or VALUES Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Clothing, Shoes, Notions Richmond, Indiana SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES JANITOR SUPPLIES Everything for the teacher, pupil and janitor. BARTEL, ROHE Sz ROSA CO., 921 Main Street Richmond, Indiana KNOLLENBERCFS Outfitters For Men and Boys' Quality - Style - Moderate Prices SHOP KNOLLENBERGKS FIRST! Fifty-seven MORTONIAN,'39 C H S Fifty-eight C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FIRST RO'W: Wade Cox, Howard Study, Ralph Dean, Emglene Davis, Keith Harris, Harry Chestnut. SECOND ROW: Mr. Overtruf, Thomas Turner, Thomas Williams, Donald Sittloh, Elmer Toschlog, Francis Nicholson, Millard Browning, Kenneth Crowe, Grant Webster, Ralph Miller. THIRD ROW: Paul Smoker, Robert Toschlo-gg Gale Warner, Howard Martin, Harold - Toschlog, Lawrence Martin, Lewis Schaffer, Charles Fields, Clarence Andrews, Earl Gant. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURAL BOYS The Vocational Agriculture boys have been very successful during' the past year. We have purchased several new film strips for our picture machine, and also a camera. We have also initiated several new members to our Fruture Farmers Or- ganization which was organized tlie past year. At. present 'there are 'thirty-three members. DEW vs. DUE 'iHow kind of you , said Loy J., to bring me these lzvely Howers. They are so beautiful and fresh. I believe three is some dew on them yet. Yes, stammered Philip J., in great embarrassment, but I'm going to pay it' off tomorrow . Fifty-nine MORTONIAN, ,39 C H S Sixty C H S MORTONIAN, Patronize Our Advertisers Air Conditioned INDIANA BUSINESS Coffee Shop COLLEGE The home school for home RICHMOND LEL AND people. Here you find an at- mosphere of business and HOTEL sincerity. Private Dinner Parties and Banquets By Appointment For Bulletin call at the school or Write W. L. Stump, Manager Richmond Business College, Richmond, Indiana WAYNE DAIRY ICE CREAM In Centerville at J ODY'S CAFE Exclusive Dealer. HOOK'S Dependable Drug Stores 8th and Main Streets 9th and Main Streets Richmond, Indiana KINCKS MEN SHOP The store for young men. 724 Main Street Richmond ED. E. WENDLING JEWELER 1021 Main St. Richmond Sixty-one MORTONIAN, '39 Sixty-t C H S MORTONIAN, '39 FIRST ROW: Wade Cox, 'Ralph Miller, Clinton Russell, Willard Newman, Howard Study, Mr. Overturf, Ralph Dean, Dan Ayres, Kenneth Crowe, Marvin Staats. SECOND ROW: Francis Nicholson, James Turman, Harold Toschlog, Robert Toschlog, Lewis Schaeffer, Thomas Williams, Richard Martin, Kenneth Harris. THIRD ROW: William Fuller, Wayne Newlman, James Ruby, Don Mason, George Overturf, Junior Darr. 4-H BOYS This year our club went. through a very successful year. There was a variety' of projects and keen competition in each project. At the County Show held in the Cllub Building, Centerville was very successful in coping many of the prizes, especially in the hog and beef cattle departments. Willard Newman had the Giland Champion barrow and other members oi' our local club ranked high in their classes. Bob Toschlog had a very good showing with his Herford steer. Dora is the dumbest gdrl I ever knew! KKWhy?!! She wanted to know how many quarters there are in a baseball game. That's nothing. My girl wanted to know if a footlblall coach has wheels. Sixty-three MORTQNIAN, 229 Sixty-f C H S MORTONIAN 39 .I II Sixty-Hve 'aygm zz 193 ol ' 91493191151 51191 911, ' Jog 11aM ' ' ueLu.m1L 'p-'gg MOLUE 1310? QM WQIES GQ OJ. 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Ruth Adams Ramos- ........... Dale Bliss, Clerk ,.....,................. . ALUMNI CLASS OF 1933 Howard Borradaile, Farmer ..,.......,. Freeman Bousman, Truck Driver Mary Burkhardt Carter .....,........ Wilbur Clevenger, Farmer ..,,... Margaret Colliers Mills .......... Viola Darr, Beautician ......... Robert Doherty, Flarmer ..... Doris Druley, Trussler ..., Inezetta Eliason ....,...,,,i... Byron Fisher ........,.................. Edna Gaiser Borradaile .,... Francis Gwinn, Belden ,..., Ruth Haas Davis ,......,.,. Lloyd Helms .........V............ Waneta Helms, Teacher ....l....... Mary Hines Liicbenfels .VYY.........l.. Stanley Jackison, International .....,.. Nita Johnson CMarriedD ...,............. Eileen Jones, Beautician ............. Elizabeth Kidwell Smith ...., Alice Long Hamm ............. Hazen Long Pennington ..... Edna Ramsey Smith .,....., Harry Martin, Farmer ..,..., Howard Miller, Farmer .,... Hobart Pennington .....,,.., J-ulian Stanley ..,.........VVvVl........ Helen Thornburg ................l......... XVilbur lfVardlow, Salesman ....... Hazel Williams Boomershine ..... Lester Wlilliams .,...................... Helen Wilson .......................... -Tessie Wines, Nurse .,.... Mary Wolke Bulla .,........... Martha Wolke Phillips ...... ...........,.....................,... Eileen Adams .,s,.,......v,.l...,.... Magalene Ballard Hardy ,,,,, Hester Blake ................,...,. Ethel Blue Marvin ..,..,., Naomi Bufcholz .....,.............. Martha Burris Kolentus ..,,, Elizabeth Collier ............. Edith Cooper .,................, Betty -Crocker Smith ...... Irene Daniels ....YY.....Y........ Ruth Ann Darland ............. Agnes Doddriidrge Knipp ..... Glenda Gould .... ..,...YVV....VV.... Thelma Hendrix, Clerk .............. Myral Kauffman, Nurse .........Y.....,. Virginia McvCashland. Eckerle ....,.. Marcella Middleton Huffman ..,.. CLA SS OF 1934 Sixty-seven Centerville Indianapolis Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Connersville , .... Centerville Richmond Centerville Richmond Green's Fork Centerville Brazil, ilnd. Centerville clemerville Chicago Centerville Richmond Richmond Richmond Centerville Greensfork Centerville Richmond Dayton, Ohio Dayton Chicago Richmond Clenterville Centerville Connersville Liberty, Ind. Muncie, Ind. Hagerstown Hagerstown Centerville Richmond Richmond Richmond Centerville Richmond Elida. Ohio Richmond Richmond Milton Richmond Centerville Richmond Eaton, Ohio Richmond ,Robert Goodson, Farmer .......,..,.,, MORTONIAN, '39 CHS Eva Miller Baxter ........... Lucille Nixon, I. U. ..,.. . Evelyn O'Melia ............ Ruth Roberts 'Fox ,.... Lillian Temple Bond ....... Dorothy Wolke ............,............. Mattie Rich Southerland ....... Howard Bailey ....l..,.............. Norman Caskey, Farmer ....... Carolyn, Ohio Centerville Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Jacksonburg Detroit Richmond Edward Conwell, Farmer ...... Centerville Willis Culbertson, Farmer ..... ,..,., C enterville Clayton Daniels ....................Y...,.....,,.... ....... R ichmond Horace Dean, Farmer .......,.....,...........,,,..,. ....,. C enterville Raymond Doherty, Construction Co. ...., ............. D aytvon Neal Druley, 'Barber .........,.,...,.......V.,.,.... .,.,.,.... C 'enterville Walter Eliason, Farmer Y...................... ..... G reen's Fork Jim Hiatt, Hill'-s Greenhouse ...... ...... C enterville John Hilli,-ross, Beldon ....,,....,i.....,,................ ....... ..... R i chmond Raymond Horney .......,...................................,.,......... ........ R ichmond Charles Kinder, Hayes Track Appliance Co. .... 7i.... ' Centerville Denver Medearis .....................,..,..,........................ .... R ichmond Charles Richardson, Truck Driver ......,....,... ........ R ichmond Luther Schleerel, Farmer ..............i...... ..... G reen's Fork Jean Smith, 'Tri-State College .......... ....... A ngola, Ind. Elmer Rogers ...,.,..,....,................. ..... R ichmond Cletlus Toschlog, Farmer .,....... .... ' Centerville Harold Trouse ....................... ...... C enterville Walter Weadrick, Farmer .... ..... C enterville Robert Wilson ................,....... ........,i...... ...... C e nterville CLASS OIF 1935 BettyLou Abel Rulby ................. ....................,,..,......... ...,.. C X enterville Raymond Booher, Farmer ., ..... Centerville Helen Brown Kinder ...,..,........ ,,.,., C enterville Ruth Doherty Bradfield ...... ..... R ,ichmond Erpha George .,.,........,........ ..,,.. C enterville Letha Glfunti, Nurse .....,,..,... Boston Rrichmond Glenn Helms ...............l........,......,....,........ ..... C enterville Marian Hodowal, Secretary, Atlas ..,,.. ,.... R ichmond Thomas Hoover ....,...,...,........................ .... R ichmond Rov Killen. Garauge .,,l..................., . ..... Centerville Helen McCoy .............l......... ..... R ichmond Ralph McKee, Salesman, ..... ..,., M rishawaka Faye McKinney ...........,...,.,.. Winterville Cecil Melvin .........,..ii,.......,,,.........,,, .- ,,,, Richmond Mark Miller. Truck Driver ,............ r,,,, R ichmond Edna Ruth Petro, Perfect Circle ,..,.,. ,..,,,, H agerstown Marvin Railsback, Farmer ,,,,..,i,... ,.,,,,, R richmond Lucille Sharp ....................,.....,........ ......, - Ri-chmond Audrey Sittloh Stevens .,..A , ,.i,,,,,,,.,i. ,,,,,, C ' enterville Leon Smith, Farmer .,.... - ..................... ........ R i chmond Kenneth Stanley, Jaffe Coal Co. ....... ...... C 'enterville Omar Thornburg, Bible Seminary ...., .,...... C incinnati Shirley Strothman Hartman ,...,,..,.. ..... R ichmond Ralph Tubessing, Farmer .,..,.i,..... ..,. R ichmond Arlene Walkup Beautiician .............,.,.,...,.,,,......, ..... R ichmond Laurine Wardlow, Typist ..............,.,.... ................. ,....... C h icago Robert Cheeseman, University of 'Cincinnati ,.... .... C incinnati Charles Coryell ,,i................,......,,.,............,,,.......... ..... R iCl1mOI1d CHS MORTONIAN, '39 Ernest Davis, Forester ....... ..,-, H runtington IPGHG Higgins ------------------,,--., ...... C enterville Dorothy Jean King ,.........v........ . ...... Centerville Phillip 'Tl1Ol'I1d'rll1'I'g, Flarmer ....... ,,-,,, E conomy Robert Townsend ...................... ..........................,.,,,,, ,,,, R i chmond Lester Jackson, 'Clerk .......... ....,................................... ,,,,, R i chmgnd CLASS OF 1936 Alta Clevenger, Taylor University ...........,........,,............ ,,,,,,,,,, U pland, Ind, Marion Clevenger, Farmer ..................................,,.,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C enherville Helen 'C0lliQ1' Selfb-91' ...,......... . G1'een'5 Flork, Ind, WilJbU'r Cougill v.-.------..------, ................ C enterville Charles Crawford ................. ............ C enterville Esther 'Darnell Fudge ........,.... ,,,,,,,,,, C enter-ville Virginia Darr Duckworth ....., ,,,,,,, I ndianapolis Bert Davis, CTOSl6y ............ ,..... C 3enterville Grace Dennis lRussell ..... ,,,, R iehmond Gaar Eliason ...........Y...............v........ ...... C enteryille Paul Frame ,.......,................................ ......... C 'enterville Byron Gunn, Butler University ......l..... .,.,..i I ndianapolis Juanita Haas ....,,.,.................,...................... ....... R richmond Rosemary Hamilton, Earlham College ...... ....,. C 'entierville Marjorie Henderson .....................................V........ ...... C enterville Robert Hines, 'Secnod Nat'l. Bank ...,.....Y.,.........., .e... R, ichm-ond Margaret I-Iinkle, Bible Seminary, Cincinnati ....... ,.,.... C enterville Donna Hosier ........,..........,......................,..,...........,... ...... C 'enterville Frances Dammott Shoultz ...............................,... ...... C enterville Ewart Iongenecfker, Earlham College ....,... ......,, R richmond Mabel Martin Spraker .................................... ...... C enterville Clyde Martin, Hayes Track Agppliance Co, ...., ....., C 'enter-ville Wanoetla Martin, Waitress ........................... .. ..,. Indianapolis John Riofbhins, Fire-proof Door ....... ...... C enterville Mary Louise Schnoy Brown ......... .,.... C 'enterville Glenn Strothman .............Y........... ...... R ichmond Dorothy Smoker Williams ..,.... ...... C enterville Virgil Tice ....,.........,.......,...,..................................v, ...... C enterville Eldith Toschlog McMinn ..........,,.,............................ ...... C enter-ville Katherine Trouse, Indianapolis Glove Factory ....., ...... C enterville Earl Vore .......v...........................................,.........,..... .,.... - Centerville 'Emerson Wambo, Clerk ....................................... ...... C enterville Francis Weadick ..............,................. ...... C enterville Ora, Williams, Hill's Greenhouse ...... ...... C 'enterville Richard Williams, Truck ,Driver ....... ...... C 'enterville Carl Jones ,,,,..,,.,,..,,,...,.,,,...............................,.................. ...... C enterville Virginia Stanley ..... ....... ......,.,..............,............o... ..... C e n terville CLASS OF 1937 Clyde Andrews, Flarmer ...... b ............,....,.......,.,............ ...... C enterville Levi Blake ........................... . . ,..... .,,...... ...,..,,i. ...... C e n terville Richard Burke, Farmer ' ...... Centerville Donavan 'Clark ,.............. ...... C enterville Max Clark, Farmer ....... ...... C enterville Howard Dean, Farmer ..... ...... C enterville Clarence Cant, Farmer ,.,... .,.... C eniterville Elmer Gant, Farmer .....,.. ...... Centerville Katherine Harvey Frazer ..,.... .,e,, W illiamsburg John Hodowal, Belden ..,..... .... R iCl1m0I1d Harry Short ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,.,. ........ R ichmond Lucille King, Clerk ,,,,..,..,,,.. ...... C lenterville Anneita Landrey Collins ....... ....,... M arylallfi Herman Marlatt, Farmer ..... f..... C enterville Sixty-nine MORTONIAN, '39 C H S Paul Martin ...............,...,........... B-etty Mqdearis, 'Secretary ..,....,, Howard McMinn, Truck Driver ..,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. A,,,.- Shirley Moore ,.....................,.....,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, Vincent Mulrooney, Weather Bureau Airport ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Herschel Newman, Farmer ........................,4.,,,,,,,,,,, Frederick 'Nicholson ................................,.,..,..,,,,,,,, ,.-,,, Paul 0 'Neal Jr. .................. . Robert Pike, Elevator ......... Betty Ryan Druley ,................. ,, Norma Schroy, State Bank ...,... Rexeen Jarrett .,................,........ Paul Toschlog ,,,...................... Mary Wamibo, Clerk .......... Mary Turman, Waitress ,..,,. Maud-e Miller .............................. Eugene Andrews, Farmer ......., Wilbur Brown ..A.,...................... Paul Davis, Earlham College ,,r., Fred Harvey .....,..................,..,... June Railsback, Secretary ..........,,. Irene Stanley ....................,,...,..,.,,.......... Junius Tremips, Elarlham 'College .......,. William Wooley, Earlham College ....... Robert Rogers .....................................,.... Raymond Russell .........i,,...........,............,i.......,,,......,. 4,,,,,, 1 CLASS OF 1938 Macy Armstrong ............... .....................,,,,,s,.,.,. ,,., Betty Brumfield ........i........... Leonard' Church, Crosley ,..,. Betty Darr, Clerk ............... Barbara Foster ............... John Gibson ,.....,,.......v................ Evrone Hanley .................,............... Vera Harris, Business 'College Warren Hines, Business College ,,.. Pearl Hodowal, -Business College.. 1 Thelma Hurst fHaselby ....,..........,...... T,-oy Jarrett .,,,..,................................. Paul Kackley .........................,............Y... Elizalbeth Ann Kauffman Kinert ,.,..s .Tesse Kinder .....................................,....-.. Robert .Martin, Purdue University ..,,...... Thomas Mc'Cona.ha, Purdue University Rvlev McGraw, Ball State ....,.............-...-.- Pa-ulin-e Miller Business College ..,,.,, Shelby Moore ..................,...........V...AA.. Betty Morgan .................,,,............. Rlrnestine Morris, Ball State ...,.. Mary Ann Mustin ...................Y... Anna Marv Railsloack .........Y... Clarence Rich ..............,......... -------------Y-,- Vance Rich .,.................... ......----Y-.,AA-----Y-,,-,--- - V Kenneth Rotlbins, Purdue University Dewey Schwab ............,..........V..-----,---VA---- Patty Thompson ................A...-------------v Dorothy Toschlog .,... Esther West ............. Elsie Williams ...... Seventy . Deceased Richmond Centerville Centerville Centerville Greensfork Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Richmond Centerville . 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