Chili High School - School Daze Yearbook (Chili, IN)

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EIQADES UNE, TWU. AND THIDEE First row we Louise Brown, Richard Derck, Wayne Dickerhoff, Omer Smith, Doris Alln Merley, Peggy Ann Lauer, Buddie G. Butt. Second row - Ruth Alina Leff-el, Merle Swantner, Helen Derek, Lauraloelle Eiken- berry, Tommy Harger, Dale Crippen, Joseph Brown, Ernest Ballee- Third row - Mary Lou Swarltner, Frances Musselman, Louella Burns, Ann Will- iams, Phil Fordyce, Elmer Jr, Miller, Homer Jr. Line, Miss Fisher. The foll-owing pupils are not 'present in this picture: Joseph O'1Neal and Mar- guerite Fouts. GDAIDE ACTIVITIES The Chili Gra-des have accomplished a number of commendable things during the year. At Christmas Time an Operetta, The Christmas Waif, was given at which sev- eral of the parents were present. Through the efforts of the pupils in the Seventh and Eighth Grades, 108 new books were added to the library this year, Mr. Rife supplied hailf of the money and the pupils sold candy during the fall months to earn their share of the money. This has given the-m an added interest and sense of responsirbility for their library. The library How, we feel, is second to non-e in the county. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Room has regular periods for Physical Education for the boys and girls. The boys had a soft ball team last fall and played several games with other schools, they wo-n two games out 0-f three. 'They also -organized a basket-lball team. Although the boys lacked experience they were not beaten by any schools of the same enrollment, however, Walbash and Peru J.H.lS. each beat them twice. PAGE 29 if ,Fa SL S A 41 W? J R 0 105591, N ing J ee? 1 V L

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9 ...ff QN QQ lg yy GIQAIDES SEVEN AND mehr ' First r-ow - Maralblel Alchey, Doris Lee Aughinfbaugh, Mariel Br-own, Shirley Con- ner, Dallas Eilkelliberry, Milne Leffel, George O'Neal, John Swantner. Second row - Mr. Fouts, Ernest Deeter, Dale Eiler, Herschel Burnsg Merrill Ston- er, Eddie Burns, Ralph Opple. Third row -- Lorraine Opple, Rulby Bern-enderfer, Ivan Kerschller, Wilma Kersch- ner, Clarence Marlburger. QQIQADES FCUIQ FIVE ANDSIX First row Shirley lSwantner. lHa,ro.ld Conn-er Mae Eiler BettylM'ill-er Jaexie Stern Raymond St Jiefiues Wilma Brown Harold M Alister Paul Doud. Second low E il Guyer Geor e Qwantner Loraille Murphy Paul Golden R0 S Third row Hugh Stover Rclbert Fout. lV'erris fee Robert McNe,ley Mr. Winder Helen Lane Betly Buins Charles Dirk. Max Eurns. Richard Muhl is not pre ent in this picture. PAGE 28 d a' 1 . , V N F ' . . Es i l L ' Q , , , so 1' COIIUQF, Wilma Wisler, Mary Jane Grismore, Lewis Conner, John Oswalt. If .I - I ' Q, 1 M , l ' D r D 1 0 l 3 ,, . ' J, I .f . . I Aw , W ,W L x ,fp C, w If

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Q af' 1 QF ' ll THE JUY Ol: BEING EDITDIQ Getting out this Annual is no picnic. If we If We If we W6're If we If we print jokes, people say we are sillyg doI1't they say we are too seriousg clip things from other Annuals, too lazy to write them ourselvesg don't, we are stuck on our own stuff: stick close to the jclb all day, We ought to :be out hunting ufp news: lf we do get out and try to hustle, We 'ought to be on the jofb ill the office. If we don't print contributions, We dOU,t appreciate true genius: And if we do print them, The Annual is filled with junk. If we make a change in the other fellow's We are too critical: If we don't, we are asleep. Now, like as not, some guy will say We swiped this from some other magazine. WE DID! SEQ! .X SJW ' X 45 'NN i write up, PAGE 30