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

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Class of TH SCORE FROM 1949 to 1953 when we came out into the arena to begin our first quarter of high school chal lenges, members of our temm were Maurice Baker Bill Harrison Vivian Mullins Evelyn Gesell Linda Early David Nuss Dick Davis Waneta Harvey Jeannine Spotts Jane Gunn Clarence Mitchell Dale Temple Bill Beard Shirley Harris Ronnie Pennington Loren Hamilton Myron Higgins Jerry Wickersham Barbara Caudle Evelyn Jones Martha Weaver Jim Cihlar Paul Taylor Ruth Runyon Shirley Edwards Clyde Reed Barbara Jones Linda Eadler Irvin Toschlog Duane Combs Leland Brewsaugh Wanda Howell Patty Gibson Ronnie Harris Sonya Jones Bill Cross Judy King The captain of our team was Barbara Caudle, Maurice Baker served as Vice Presi dent, Secretary Evelyn Gesell, Treasurer Jim Cihlar, and eporter Linda Early We attempted to encourage sportsmanship by having two dances nThe Farrage of Frolicu and January Jaunt inviting backers and members of the opposing teams We had a hayride, made possible by the endeavors and teamwork of the whole class and its coaches, Henry Fornoff assisted by Mrs rickett and Mr Overturf It was a successful quarter and we think this one helped much in acquiring our victory of the fourth quarter Four of our team members fouled out They were Duane Combs, Waneta Harvey, Dick Davis, and Catherine Cuneo Though we were bereaved by this loss we gained Janet Pippin, Betty Lundy, Shirley Anderson, Bill Thomas, Robert Jarrett, and Sue Wright, who added much to the ability of our team High School life was agreeing with us quite well as we tipped off for our sec ond quarter We found a few of ou1 team members had left us nevertheless, our team was still ahead with several students participating in the different school activities This year we won the class tourney trophey for the first time Our officers during the sophomore year were, Captain Loren Hamilton,Vice President Ronnie Harris, Secretary Barbara Caudle, Treasurer Jim Cihlar, and Reporter Linda Early Our after the game dances, The Heart Hop and nThe Sophomore Specialn turn d out to be colossal successes, as was our class hayride All in all, our second quarter of play was Just as enjoyous as our first THIRD QUARTER We stole the ball early in the quarter to score for a financial victory This was our biggest money making year in the entire game, and we came through, as we always do, with flying colors During the time out between our second and third quarters, Paul Taylor and Leland Brewsaugh departed from our ranks, but we found welcome additions in Bill Thomas, Sue Wright Our high school basketball team was made up of 10 members, 5 of which wereJun iors in the first 7 We boasted of having 7 boys on the baseball team Six of our members were in the band and we also had a yell leader Again this year we, of all people, won the class tourney trophey Our class officers for this year were President Linda Early, Vice President Ronnie Harris, Secretary Treasurer Jim Cihlar, Reporter Barbara Caudle A number of the Juniors were in the dramatics class which presented three one act plays for the public and a number of other workshop plays Among the several other programs which we presented was the Junior Senior reception, which was real success I3 5 3 Vs C H 1 ll il, V : , I SECOND QUARTER O - - n ll e .. . 9,

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FOURTH QUAEPBR This was the last and by far the best quarter of the whole game It was full of excitement ard good times and it was the quarter we'll never forget We started things off by electing Ronn1eHarris as our captain and Barbara Caudle as Vice President Evelyn Gesell took over her cuties as Secretary, Jim Cihlar as Treasurer, and Betty Lundy as Reporter for the school oaper our student Council members were Maurice Baker, Evelyn Gesell Cwho served fmn-straight yearsj, Barbara Caudle, and Ronnie Harris as alternate This class is the sponsorof this annual, of which Linda early was Lditor Although the third quarter is the time when the classes make most of their money we uid credit to the class in our fourth year by adding much to our trip fund This year our class made a name for themselves ln athletics, as usual, and also in other departments of high school activities There were 7 boys in basketball, 7 boys on the baseball team, 4 students in the band, 2 on the cross country squad, and other students take part in various activities The year saw us take part in several different programs, among which were a cha pel program, the Junior Senior banquet, which the Juniors gave ln our honor, com mencement, baccalaureate, our senior trip, and a commencement dance We graduated this year feeling very proud and happy ready to go on to meet whatever may comea lens We want to thank those teachers whohave been our sponsors in past years,and who were our sponsors this year Without them the trip which we looked forward toso much would not have been possible THIS YEAR ws woN THE cuss SECUTIVE YEAR Class Wlll We,the 1953 seniors of CentervilleBigh School, being of sound mind, body, and spirit, Qthe first and last we write with a sigh of hope and optimism rather than fact, do hereby bequeath these things our last will and testament do hereby will the following TH TEACHING STAFF--Our high rating 1 as a class We must be worth at least 200075 in the office records TH JUNIOHS Our ability to win tropheys and other honors, our ability to cope with Cass's toothpicks, our deficit in the Centerville State Bank, and the 'War March of the Priests, to be played at their commencement. 4 T0 THB SOPHOIDRES Our ability to always please even when we displease, our way with the teachers, our freedom from inhibitions, complexes, and the assembly 5O,our good looking boys, and 25 copies of the senior g1rl's favorite book, 'Ian Traps, Simply lnde.' T0 TH FRESHI N---Our favorites the Freshman we wish to leave somethingspecial. We bequeath than the hope that they will someday see their fondest dreamecome true, -and-in the same breath- the hope that they, too, will someday get their diplomas. And so, upon leaving the hallowed halls of C. H. S., we as individuals wish to leave something as reminders of our l2years at hard labor. Rach member of the 1955 class hereby leaves a little token of his advancement in the world. I4 TOURNEY FOR TH THIRD CON- I in 8.3 e W6 2 I T0 'D 'V . 5' QQ., X' To 1. A ,B