Clark Township High School - Anchor Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1950 volume:

. Anchor Staff he SLATILD a k STANDING l l 5 b pp L D l a t R y Lgg R lb M 1 h ll Ed1tor 1n Chlef L1terary Edltor Buslness Manager Photography Dedlcatlon Semors and Undergrads Act1v1t1e s Athletlcs Adwert1s1ng Artlst 1 Ray Eggers Rachel Nay Frances Shxpp Barbara Beckley Lee Doy le Rachel Nay Harry Goxns Almce Randolph Ruth Mltchell Ahce Randolph Barbara Beckley George Julian Harold Lautenbach Charles lvlattxngly Harold Lautenbach Char les Ivlattlngly Frances Shlpp George Julian Ahce Randolph Harry Golns Barbara Beckley Ruth M1tche11 I 1 Vi 1' . 7 . W 47,5 'fl y , U .1 it Q .. , , . Lixrl so s I E125 H-4 ' ' f Alice Randolph, Rachel Nay. Barbar Bef ley : Char es N attingly, Harry Goin', Frances 'hi , ee oyle, George Julina, Haro d L u enba h a ' ers. u i c e Z5YSMi?5 1015119115 LJ ICM! 'sy Q 1 ffpwx, ,Z 2- ! fx f cv 55 Z 411 X ,QI ff I Q dh X fx , A V KX 12 db x Z ' X 7 ,J We the Semor Class of B950 dedxcate tlus xssxt of the Anchor to our prmcxpal Harry J' Rxchey We vnll always remember Ins personal lnterest 1n each of us not only as h1s students but m everyth1ng 1n wluch we d1d together 3 f ' ' ' Ol li I P 1 0 I -- , i fw 5 Q Q ff? Q Q Q W ff, ? LU ZWWWSZWJCFZQJZWIWW X xx 4! ri MARGARET KETRING Home Econornlcs Instructor English Instructor Purdue Unnersxty B S WILLIAM I-IAMII TON Agrxculture Instructor Scxencz- Instructor Umversxty of Tennessee B M '45 '--r 'Vll.LIA.M DOIG Coach Nlath Instructor Butler B S J VOYLE. ROI. AND Commerce Instructor Art Instructor Indiana State A B 5 5. 919' --11 NIARY NIASSEY Physxcal Educatxon Instructor Musxc Duertor Oakland Cxty College A B and B P S M HARRY J RICHEY Prmcxpnl of C H S Franklxn College A B lndxana State A M 65 ,.-al 'pm Q Ii A WAYNE HOI EMAN Elnglxsh Instructor Socxul Scxence Instructor Franklin College A B It A . 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Officer Carnival Queen Senior Play Class Officer State Algebra Contest gums' RACHEL NAY Rachele C ommerclal Course Echo Staff Anchor Staff Chorus Yell Leader D A R Correspondence Club Latin Club News Reporter Opereila S S S S S S Play One act Play Semor Play Class Offxcer RUTH MITCHELL Rutlue Academxc Course Echo Staff Anchor Staff Chorus Correspondence Club Lahn Club S.S.S. Ar! Contest Senior Play Class Officer nur L EE DOYI E Red Vocahonal Course Echo Stall Anchor Staff Softball Chorus Operetta F F A One act Play Semor Play GEORGE JULIAN Georgy Vocatxonal Course Echo Stall Anchor Staff Basketball Judging Team Semor Play Class Officer N sa-v SJ S 'Yi S-vw RAY EGGERS Razor Academic Course Echo Staff Anchor Staff Basketball Softball Chorus and Band Operetta State Musxc Contc.-.t Correspondence Club Latxn Club State Algebra Contest Yell Leader One act Play Semor Play I Speak for Dem Contest C l St Class Offxcer Carnxval Kxng CHAR LES MATTINGLY Sonny Vocatxonal Cour se Echo Staff Anchor Staff Basketball Softball Judgxng Team Class Offxcer One act Play Semor Play F F A F F A Olflcer l-Z-3 I -1 Nuevo 'Y' HARRY c OINS Bacon Comme mal Course Echo Staff Anchor Staff Basketball Chorus One- act Play Senior PUD' Class Offxcer 8 w 'YW iii 'a cf 6, 1 1 Q ..-9' .1 HAROL D LAUTENBACH Babe Vocatxonal Course Echo Staff Anchor Staff Basketball Softball Baseball Chorus Judging Team One act Play Semor Play F F A F F A Offxcer Class Offxcer f 1v 1 Date T1me Place Prelude Invocat1on Selectlon Baccalaureate Exerczses May 7 1950 8 00 P Nl Clark I-hgh School Gymnaslmn Rustle of Sprxng Slndxng Margaret Grlffxth Reverend Alvan T1ff1n Lorne Thou Alrrnghty Kxng Congregat1on Scr1pture and Prayer Reverend Randall Fordham Sele ct1on Sermon Selectxon All Thy Works Pralse Thee Lockwood Hlgh School Chorus Reverend Robert Whitehead Bow Down Thlne Ear O Lord Morgan H1gh School Chorus Bened1ct1on Reverend Alvan T1ff1n Commencement E verczses Date May 8 1950 Tune 8 15 P M Place Clark High School Gymnas1um Processxonal Pomp and C1rcurnstance Elgar lnvocatlon Select1on Introduct1on Addre ss Selectlon of Speaker Presentatxon of Awards and D1p1omas Select1on Benedlctxon 0 . - 9 I I . . an - sv-- - - - ea ' - ' 01 ' as - sv- ' no ' on-- i a v - I I I . 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' sa 11-- H1gh School Band Reverend Randall Fordham Pr1nce and Pauper Johnson H1gh School Band Supermtendent Custer Baker Clyde Gentry Carruval of Roses Ohvadotx H1gh School Band Pr1nc1pa1 Harry I R1chey Nocturne Darcy Hlgh School Band Reverend Robert Wlutehead Sen lor Class H :story The Semor class entered Hxgh School wmth a total of f1fteen members The so called Green Freslues were Frances Shxpp Barbara Beckley Al1ce Randolph Rachel Nay Elo1se T1elk1ng Jeanne H1gdon Norma Love Ray Eggers Harold Lautenbach Harry Go1ns Harry Jordan Dav1d Rhude Lee Doyle Ruth M1tchell and Charles Mattmgly Soon after school started, we lost Norma Love because of 1l1ness and she was able to Jom us for the remaxmng part of the year In March Ruth M1tche1l moved to Helms burg and Harry Jordan to Ben Dav1s leav1ng us w1th only twelve members Dur1ng the summer Jeanne H1gdon and Davxd Rhude had moved Durmg our Sophomore year George Juhan Ruth Mxtchell Mary Broaddus Allen Toll1ver entered our m1dst the latter two only stay1ng one year Elorse T1e1k1ng re tired early 1n the semester Th1s left us wzth only eleven members now 1n our class Rachel Nay and Ray Eggers were the presxdents of our Freshman and Sophomore years Our Junior class off1cers were Presldent Rachel Nay Vlce Pres1dent Ray Eggers Secretary Al1ce Randolph Treasurer Frances Slupp Student Councll Charles Mattlngly Barbara Beckley Secretary Al1ce Randolph Treasurer George Juhan Student Counczl Ruth Mltchell Durlng our J'un1or year we had three money maklng projects selhng cokes 1ce cream and popcorn at the ballgames publ1sh1ng a school paper Clarktonxan Echoes and sel11ng stat1onery all occas1on cards and wrappxng paper Tlus year we have only one boy on the Frrst Ten Harold Lautenbach We have three yell leaders 1n our class Frances Sh1pp 47 48 Ray Eggers 48 49 and Rachel Nay 47 48 48 49 and 49 50 The two members m our H1gh School Band are Barbara Beckley and Ray Eggers Our class colors are maroon and wlute the class flower the wh1te carnatxon Our motto The Door of Success as Labeled Push We the Sen1ors of 1950 wlsh to express our apprec1at1on to our sponsor Harry J' R1chey who has glven h1s personal lnterest to each of us not only as h1S students but 1n each phase of our l1ves 10 I I .. l . ,,, . . . ' I I I I . 0 I . I I I I 7 I . I I . I . 0 ' , un- , . . I . 9 . I 1 1 f I . . t . -- z . - . -- : -- ' : -- ' : ' -- The Senior class officers are: President--Harold Lautenbachg Vice-President-- : - ' : -- ' : '-- . . - . . 3 . , . , - - ee ' oo I I I 1 , - . . ' ' Bl ' If , . - . . . -. , I I I I 0 -I . o -o v -0 1 -v I I Y I ' . ' . . n is, BA ' .OI , . ' . . . ' I . ' . . . I . . Sen :or Wzll We the members of the Sen1or class bexng of questlonably sound mmd do hereby make publ1c th1s our fxnal w11l and testament We bequeath the f0ll0W1ng wlth the stlpu latxon that they be put to the best use We the Sen1ors w11l to the faculty Mr Rxchey a 1950 governnient workbook w1th a complete set of answers Mr Holeman a palr of yellow suspenders of h1s own Mr Hamllton a bottle of Hadacol that guarantees strength to wh1p the .Tumor and Sen1or Agr1cu1ture boys Mr Do1g Mattmgly s ab1l1ty to dr1ve a good Ford Mrs Roland an axe to bulld her a log cabm on Bear Wallow H111 Mrs Ketrmg a black top road to her house Mrs Massey someone who IS capable of playmg a sousaphone I Rachel Nay wxll my seat m the assembly to Ruth Ann Burgett It gets cold 1n the w1nter Ruth Ann so wear your red flannels Al1Ce Randolph wxll my seat on the school bus to Marjorxe W1lson Ruth M1tche11 w11l my ab111ty to smg to Mrs Massey Barbara Beckley w11l my ab1l1ty as majorette to Dorothy Terpstra Frances Slupp w1l1 my ab1l1ty to dr1ve a Chevrolet to June Schlosser Watch those gears .Tune I Harry GOIHS wzll my ablhty to sleep to Shorty Young Get by Wlth lt as good as I d1d and you can stay out all nxght Shorty I Harold Lautenbach w1ll my ab111ty to play basketball to Frankxe Mullendore and my a.b1l1ty to set thumb tacks 1n Mr Hamxlton s chalr to George Sh.1pp I Charles Matt1ngly w1ll my ab1l1ty to turn m1ce loose 1n the study hall and to carry s1x sohds to Shorty Young I George Iuhan w11l my ab1l1ty to rxde a motorcycle to Renos Rando h I Lee Doyle w111 my red ha1r to James Adarns for a stop hght on the back of h1s Crosley and my class rmg to the emghth grade gxrls ll I' . . . . . . . I, Ray Eggers, will my bass horn to Verlin Long who has plenty of wind to blow it. I, . , . . . . ' U I' , . . . . . I, . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . , . , . . . . rp . Senzor Class Play OLD DOC Dr .Tohn Hillary Ray Eggers Dr Robert Hillary Harold Lautenbach Pa Brown Char les Mattingly Ma Brown Alice Randolph Margaret Burns Barbara Beckley Dick Burns Har ry Goins Janet Martin Frances Shipp Mr Hepple George Julian Dr Edmond Brand Lee Doyle Helen Brand Rachel Nay Mary Selby Wilma Love Mrs Rossi Ruth Eggers Mrs Cronin Ruth Ivntchell Mrs Mellon Margaret Griffith Lois Warner Isobel Lowe Director Mr A W Holeman STORY Old Doc Hillary thinks his son Bob is coming home from medical school to practice with him But Young Doc has been offered a rich and easy big city practice with Dr Brand and also a chance to marry Helen his daughter It all sounds second he doesn t have nerve enough to tell his father that he isn t going to practice with him The home town girl breaks off her engagement when she hears of his plans and Bob goes off on a trip with the Brands without facing his father He leaves him a note and when old Doc reads it he suffers a stroke lt s then that neighborly Ma Brown takes things in hand She fakes a telegram to Old Doc that makes him think Young Doc has no intention of doing any such thing and says so when he hears what Ma Brown has done Then in a compelling scene of great emotional force Ivla shows Young Doc what half a century of practice with the home folks has meant in human lives saved It s up to Young Doc to choose his practice and his wife IZ ll if fine, but for two things: Fir st, Young Doc is still in love with his home-town girl, and wviwfws 3 2 CWAVEEAQ FEASJMEM rg 5 A V V K 4? Q QL Junzors FIRST ROW: June Schlolser Curtu Brolddus Flossxe Cooper Ruth Burgett Isobel Lowe Wxlma Love Margaret Griffith Orxs Young Dorxs Eggers Ruth Eggers James Adams Don Stoehr Engbert Terpstra John Hxcks Janet Weber Mrs Roland Sponsor Seventh and Ezgh th 14 SECOND ROW: Don Vaught, Jaxnes Gaughan, Norma Love, Jerry Stoehr, Mnx Beckley, Gene Bradley I Jumor Hzstory Enterxng Hxgh School our class had twenty two members They were Norma Love James Gaughan Ruth Ann Burgett Engbert Terpstra Margaret Gr1ff1th Donald Stoehr Orxs Young Flossle Cooper June Schloesser Don Vaught Dorls Eggers Ruth Eggers Isobel Lowe Janet Weber Jerry Stoehr Jarnes Adams Max Beckley Dor1s Whltaker Faye Weston V1rg1n1a Hestand Ruth Alvey and Wllrna Love Durlng the year we lost Ruth Alvey and gained John H1CkS Juanita Kennedy and Curtis Broaddus The class offlcers for the year were Presxdent Wxlma Love Vxce Presldent Jerry Stoehr Secretary Dorls Whxtaker Treasurer Isobel Lowe Student Councxl James Gaughan In our Sophomore year we had one new member Eugene Bradley and lost Faye Weston and Juamta Kennedy The class offlcers were Presldent Jerry Stoehr V1ce Pres1dent W1lma Love Secretary Margaret Grlfflth Treasurer Donald Stoehr Student Counc11 Dons Eggers Now we are Jumors and have a total of twenty one members We lost Dorls Wh1taker and Vlrgxma Hestand dur1ng the summer Class offxcers for the year were Presldent Wllma Love Vxce Presxdent Isobel Lowe Secretary Dorxs Eggers Treasurer Jerry Stoehr Student Counc1l Donald Vaught Our money makxng projects thls year are pubhshzng the school paper 1ng cards and statlonery We have s1x boys on the fzrst team th1s year They are Max Beckley James Gaughan Eugene Bradley Donald Stoehr Jerry Stoehr and Orls Young We have four members 1n band who are Dorxs Eggers Ruth Ann Burgett Norma Love and John Hlcks Apr1l 28th has been set as the date for our Jun1or and Senlor Recept1on We are all lookmg forward to th1s specxal mght as we w1ll venture znto The Land Of I-Iawau The commxttees are Entertanmment After Program June Schloesser FIOSSIS Cooper John Hlcks and Curtxs Broaddus Table Decoratxons Ruth Eggers Jerry Stoehr and James Adams Decoratlons Norma Love Dorls Eggers Don Vaught Engbert Terpstra and Max Beckley Entertaxnment Donald Stoehr James Gaughan Isobel Lowe and Margaret Grxffxth Menu Janet Weber Ruth Ann Burgett Orls Young and Eugene Bradley We Jumors are grateful for the help our sponsor Mrs Voyle Roland has glven us dur1ng our Jumor year and wlsh to express our thanks 15 Q O ' ' , . : , I I I ' . I I . I . I I I . I I I I I I I . ' I I . ., . , ' . I . . I I I I - . . . : . . , C1ax ktonian Echoes, selling cokes, popcorn and ice cream at the ball games and sell- . . . u Z , I I I I . ' . , ' , I 0 . . . . . . ,, ,, ,, i W f 1 U 1 D I . u , i,,,,i,q,l ' 1 1 Ln' M. ' ' I I I I -..Em L. ' 1 I . ' 0 1 it ' I ' Q I l 3 , ' I ' - Junzor Prophecy As Ruth Mltchell strolls slowly along the broad avenues of the huge metropohs Urmyvxlle toward her sprawhng estate on the banks of Sugar Creek she IS suddenly startled as a powerful hrnousme breaks to a halt besxde her She notes wxth surprlsed gladness that the drxver IS her old classmate Ahce Randolph After renewmg thexr qua1ntance they decxde to take a drlve to V1S1t some of the1r old classmates F1rst they drxve toward the huge daxry farm of the very successful Harold Lauten bach They fmd Harold bhssfully rock1ng to sleep the latest addltxon to the Lautenbach clan Harold 1ns1sts on showmg them h1s vast holdmg and they f1nd to thelr surprxse that lus da1ry manager IS none other than Lee Doyle After b1dd1ng goodbye to Harold and Lee they drove toward the world famous hos p1tal of Frankhn to v1s1t Harry Golns who because of a disagreement wxth state pohce man George .Tuhan who dxdn t be11eve Harry should take samples from the Frankhn lvlxnt where he ran the pr1nt1ng press IS recuperatlng from nurnerous bullet holes Imag1ne the1r surprxse upon arrzvxng at the hospltal to be greeted by Barbara that they v1s1t the world renowned lawyer Ray Eggers to see what hls br1ll1ant mmd can do to help Harry As they enter h1s huge offices who should they see powderxng her nose but Frances Sh1pp Frances says that Ray already has a chent vxsxtmg hun but for Ahce and Ruth to go 1n anyway for mt 15 only thexr old classmate Rachel Nay She IS securxng axd for her hus band who was presxdent and chxef stockholder m a vast network of hotels Ray says that he w1ll start legal act1on at once so that they may collect danlages to the extent of S15 000 000 00 caused by Charles Mattingly who threw one of h1s famous partzes and later m the evemng burned down the hotel so that he could get some hght It seems that Charles has had a long standlng fued w1th the hotel wh1ch he reserves as a hvmg quarters for hxmself when he IS mn town Charles does not approve of 1nd1rect lzghtmg w1th wh1ch the hotel was l1t, and had threatened for a long t1me to burn down the hotel so that for once the rooms could be properly hghted After securmg Ray s prom1se that he w1ll get Harry free Rachel Ruth and Ahce leave the vast offxces Stoppxng m the outer offrces to ask Frances to have lunch w1th them she accepts and the four of them leave the offlces confxdent that the class of 50 has been very successful 16 . . of . . ' . . . . ac- Beckley who was the head nurse. She says that the patient is resting easily, but suggests Sophomores- FIRST ROW Vxola Ram y Slu ley Egg rs Max Fxtzpai :ck Ed La Jun Burgett R nos Rand lph Donna Ryprnn Edna lauienba ln. SECOND ROW Wxllmm D g Sp nsor Marg tlrla lu: Laura Copeland D othy T p t a Ja k K gl y Floyd Txlso B tty Sh lton Ma tha Mahi y Sax-ahO rst e t We started our hlgh school days as bemg greener than any class before u and possxbly after We had an enrollxnent of seventeen members The offlcers were as follows Donna Rypma Presldent Max F1tzpatr1ck V1ce Presldent Sarah Overstreet Secretary Shlrley Eggers Treasurer Renos Randolph Student Counc11 The other members were Martha McMurray Floyd Txlson Betty Shelton Jack Kegley Ed Lawrence V1ola Ra1ney V1rg1n1a Sandefur Margaret Mar lm Dorothy Terpstra Laura Copeland Edna Lautenbach and .T1mm1e Burgett Our Freshman class sponsor was W11l1am Ham11ton The only stranger 1n our l1St was Jack Kegley who came from Center Grove We had a wlener roast and hay rlde at Renos Randolph s In the latter part of the school year we had a hamburger fry at the home of Donna Rypma Those who part1c1pated 1n sports were Max F1tzpatr1ck Jxm Burgett Ed Lawrence and Renos Randolph Band members were Jun Burgett Donna Rypma Edna Lautenbach Sarah Over street Laura Copeland and Dorothy Tersptra majorette We fmlshed our Freslunan year wzthout Vxrg1n1a Sandefur whxch left us w1th s1x teen members to begm our Sophomore year The offlcers are as follows James Burgett Presldent .Tack Kegley V1ce Presl dent Laura Copeland Secretary Max F1tzpatr1ck Treasurer Dorothy Terpstra Stu dent Councll Wxlham Dolg Sponsor We started our year off by han mg a wlener roast and hayrxde at Renos Randolph s home The Band members are the same as they were 1n our Freshman year The boys on the Basketball team thls year are .Tlm Burgett Renos Randolph and Ed Lawrence We have four boys on the Softball team thls year They are .hm Burgett Ed I awrence Renos Randolph and Jack Kegley 17 - z ' ' e , 'r e , ' r' , wrence, ' , e o , , c : ' ' oi , o 3 are r ' , , or er s r , c e e , ' n, e e , r urra , ve r e . 1 S . . 1 - I - - ' ' -9 ' . 3 ' 3 I I I ' I I ' I l 1 1 1 ' I I Q I . 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I ' - . , W v . . , , , . . , I I ' V I Q Freshmen FIRST ROW Frank Nullendor Barba a Kmmck V rna Ramey Marjorxe Wllgon Nancy Dunbar Nancy La r nce Gwendolen Allen Mary Lou Cooper Wxlma McMurray SE-CUND ROW Warren Newhouse Delorxs Hestand Calvm Dougherty George Shxpp Melvm Lawsgn Fred Bradley Bob Stoehr B1ll51mmons Ve lm Long June Lowe Mr Hamrltgn Qponsor The trad1t1onal Grt en Freshmen started then hlgh school days wxth nmeteen pupxls Durmng the f1FSt of the year the class elected the followlng ofhcers Nancy Law Ca1v1n Dougherty Student Councll Frankhn Mullendore Newspaper Reporter The nommees for kxng and queen of the carnxval were George Shxpp and Verna Ralny There are four Freshmen xn the Band They are Bobby Stoehr cor net Nancy lawrence flute Barbara Klnmck Cornet and Nlarjome Vxlson flute On January 17 the Freshmen gave the1r convocahon W e trxed somethlng new we gave our convocatmn on the stage 'Ve used the mxcrophone the Sunsh1ne Soc1ety gave the school We had two partles ln our Freshrnan yeal The fxrst at the Acton Skatxng R1nk and the second a trxp to Ind1anapo11s We wxsh to thank Mr Hamxlton who was our sponsor and we hope he had as much fun thls year as we have 18 ': A e, r 'i ' , p - , - . . , w e , , ' ' ' I . . 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Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb SCHOOL CALENDAR 1949 50 9 Organ1zat1on Day Mar Local Spelhng Contest 12 F1rst Day of School Basketball Supper Z5 F1rst P T A Meetmg Courty Spelhng Contest 26 Sunsh1ne G1r1s Carruval P T A Meetlng Z7 8128 State Teachers Assoc1at1on Mother and Daughter Banquet 78:11 Amerlcan Educatlon Week Apr 7 Good Frxday Program ZZ P T A Meetmg 14 County Mus1c Festxval 248125 Thanksglvzng Vacat1on 21 Semor Class Play Z2 School Xmas Program 1 30 P M Z8 Junior and Semor Recept1on 23 Xmas Vacat1on begms May School Exhlblt 1 Vacatmn Ends Recogn1t1on Nxght 3 County Teachers Instxtute Baccalaureate 10 School Pmtures Taken Commencement 11 P T A Program IZ Last Day of School Z8 P T A Meet1ng Z0 Student Council SEATED Left to Rxght Jerry Compton Cal xn Doughterty W11m5 Love Harold Lautenbach Nancy La rence Myra Capllnger and Ruth Mitchell STANDING Carolyn Burdsal Dorothy Terpstra Don Vaught J'1mmyB rgett Ray Kegley and Mr Harry Rxchey The Student Councll IS made up of two representatxves from each class The representatxves are the Presxdent and Student Councxl of eafh class Thr date Harold Lautenbach took Off1C9 as Presxdent and Ruth Ivhtche ll as Secretary The Student Councll IS formed for the purpose of pexformxng certam small dutxes such as Settlng dates for convocatxons nomxnatmg Sunshme Kmg and Queen candxdates settlng the date for the annual w1ener roast setting the date for yell leader try outs selectlng fllxns to be seen by the student body and a wardmg merxt certxfmcates at the end ofthe year Z1 first meeting of the 1949-1950 Student Council was held September 19. On this Chorus Our Hlgh School Chorus IS made up of all boys and glrls 1n hmgh school who enjoy sxngxng and want to belong to a choral group Thls year thxrty boys and gxrls were enrolled 1n our chorus which rehearsed for th1rty mmutes three days each week The group IS dzrected by Mrs Mary Massey and Margaret Grlffxth IS the accompamst In add1t1on to s1ng1ng for the1r own pleasure the chorus strzves to contrlbute to the mus1c of the school and commumty by smgmg for programs at school churches clubs etc Dur1ng the 1949 1950 school year the Clark Chorus sang for a commumty church servxce the Acton Calendar Club the Sunshme Thanksg1v1ng program a Rocklan Church SCTVICS the County Mus1c Festxval and our Baccalaureate pro gram Band zz V a . . - . Q. . . . . I y n - , I - I 1 I a Y . . . - '-I v 1 bunshzne Soczety For exghteen years Clark I-hgh School has had a Sunshlne Socxety Our purpose IS to spread k1ndness and good cheer to everyone Durlng the past year our soc1ety has sponsored many act1v1t1es Our money makmg act1v1t1es for the year are Halloween Carnuval selhng Chmstmas cards and wrapplng paper Bake Sale Ch1l1 Supper selhng school suppl1es and plns for the Sec tlonal Tourney Sorne of the other act1v1t1es are formal and mformal 1mt1at1on Thanksg1v1ng program, Chrlstmas gxfts to needy chxldren fru1t baskets to older members 1h the com mumty Good Frxday program Mother and Daughter Banquet and mstallanon oi off1cers Th1S year we bought for the school a mlcrophone and stand and are planmng to buy some smlverware Thls year as always we have contrxbuted to the Rlley Fund A blanket was passed at one of the home games wh1ch amounted to S21 O0 plus the proceeds of the Chill Supper wh1ch was S27 00 Total amount S48 00 The off1cers for 49 50 are as follows Preslclent Allce Randolph Vxce Presldent Norma Love Treasurer Barbara Beckley Correspondxng Secretary Edna Lautenbach Recordlng Secretary Donna Lou Ryprna Sponsor Mrs Ketrmg Ve would l1ke to extend our thanks to our most efflczent sponsor Mrs Margaret Ketr1ng Z W a 0 . . . 1 ' ' 5 1 1 1 1 ' . . : , , , Q I I Y I . , . 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Clark Future Farmers of Amerua Clark s Future Farmers oiAmer1ca Chapter 15 completxng its second year wlth e1ghteen members enrolled Our purpose 15 to develop competent agresswe rural and agrlculture leadersh1p to create and nurture a love of country hfe and to strengthen the conf1dence of farm boys ln themselves and then' work Advancmg to the degree of Chapter Farmers are the followmg Char lcs Mattxngly Eid Lawrence Floyd T11son Curtm Broaddus Lee Doyle Jxm Gaughan Harold I auten bach .Terry Stoehr and Renos Randolph We are proud to have mne new members to enroll and they are known as Greenhands The rlbbons shown 1n the F F A plcture were won by the club at the Mzd w1ntr-r ln1t1a.t1on was held the week of February 6th to 10th for both the Greenhands and Chapter Farmers The club entered a newsletter and a scra book 1n the Dxstrlct Contest wmnmg sec ond and thlrd Off1cers for the year of 49 50 are Presldent Harold Lautenbach Vxce Presxdent Charles Mattmgly Treasurer .hm Gaughan Secretary Eid Lawrence Reporters Jerry Stoehr and B111 Slmons Sponsor Wxlham Hamxlton The Future Farmers are growmg and we hope lt w1ll develop xnto a more worthy and helpful orgamzatlon We want to thank espec1ally, Wxllxam Ham1lton for sponsor1ng F F A Z4 Grain and Poultry fair held at Franklin. The prize money amounted to over forty dollars ywf33 Q Kay fi LJZWILLEZWZXCCQS N5 69 ff , A U 1 XX xx Zz ,X db Band The Band has been active 1n all school BCt1V1t1eS thls year We have exghteen members and f1V8 majorettes 1n our marchmg band whzch drxlled at all home Basket ball games The Band under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mary Massey performed at the Dalry lpated mn the Johnson County Sprmg Muslc Festxval Several new member have been pract1c1ng wlth the band one day a week the last semester 26 , . I . . ' . Show, I Speak For Democracy Contest, Senior Play, Commencement, and partic- RENOS RANDOLPH COACH BILL DOIG vu HAROLD LAUTENBACH DONALD STOEHR MAX BECKI LY oms YOUNG Z 7 JERRY STOEHR ED LAWRENCE FRANK MU LLENDORL. JAMES GAUGHAN Z8 GENE BRADLEY JAMES BURGETT Fzrst Team The Clark Llons started out the season wxth a three game wxnmng streak by defeatlng Trafalgar 26 46 galnlng the margm IH the last quarter Clark then defeated Umon the last year s county champs by a score of 49 41 Our next game we defeated the hard fxghtxng Nxneveh crew 34 32 We then suffered our fxrst defeat by the Whlteland Warrxors who outplayed the L.1ons to clmch the game by a score of 46 27 We then h1t the w1nn1ng column agaxn as we defeated Boggstown Panthers by a score of 43 32 The Flat Rock Redb1rds proved to be too much for the I..1ons by defeatmg them by a score of 36 35 wxth a last second foul shot The Clark Llons suffered the1r flrst defeat on the1r home floor when the Beech Grove Hornets held the Clark qulntet to 38 pomts whxle they collected 52 The hard flghtlhg Clark squad were unable to catch up w1th the Center Grove Trojans as they h1t the net for 56 pomts to Clarks 50 Mount Auburn qumtet outscored the Lxons to wm the game 49 to 33 Clark unable to get back 1nto the wxnrung colurnn was defeated by the Edmburg Maroons w1th a score of 57 50 After the hol1days the Clark Lxons lost a heart breaker to the Greenwood W oodmen 1n an overtlme t1lt by a score of 53 52 Clark Lxons and the Whlteland Warrxors were the fxrst teams to play xn the Coun ty Tournament as the Lmons fell short of the undefeated WHFTIOFS to lose the game wxth a score of Z5 42 Lxons fell short of County s runner up as Unxon hxt the net for 50 polnts to Clark s Clark was back lnto the w1nn1ng column the followlng week by defeatmg N1neveh Blue Bxrds 51 to 39 and the Trafalgar Redbxrds 59 37 The Clark Llons were then sturnped by Whlteland w1th a score of 59 41 The L1ons traveled down to F'a1rland to take on the Shelby County Champs and were holdmg a two pomt lead at the half but were on the short end when the funal buzzer went off leav1ng the score 58 43 For the last scheduled game the L.1ons fell short of the Moral Hawks as they found txme to connect for 52 poxnts to our 37 markers Clark w1ll open the Sect1onal Tournanfxent when they meet the Center Grove Trojans Thursday mght at seven o clock Z9 e n ' 9 . . , I I I ' 1 1 ' ' I ' . 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Yell Leaders DONNA LOU RYPMA HND RACHEL NAY Second Team Fred Bradley Bob Stoehr and Calvxn Dougherty SECOND ROW Renos Randolph Coach, Wxlhun Doxg and Ed Lawrence 30 FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Franklin Mullendore, Student Manager: George Shipp. Whrreh NCWYIOUSC FIRST ROW Left to Right Coach Wxlharn Doxg .Iunmy Gaughan Lee Doyle Gene Gradley Jxxnmy Burgett Ray Eggers Ed Lawrence and Franklxn Mullendore Student Manager SECOND ROW Left to Rxght Calvin Dougherty Ons Young Jack Kegley Dux Stoehr Harold Lauten bach Max Beckley Jerry Stoehr Renos Randolph and Charles Mathngly Softball the plate s1x tunes wh11e the Lrons saxled across three tunes We then played host to Center Grove and won the game by a score of 14 to 12 Wh1te1and gave us a return bout and they were stlll better than the L.1ons as they drove across ezght runs and Clark came across for three runs The Llons have new sluts for the opening of the baseball season Second Team Clark s Second Team proved to be rather stlff competxtlon for then' opponents as they won fourteen games and losmg to Center Grove, Whxteland and Edxnburg The Second Team cons1sted of all Freshmen except for two Sophomores Renos Randolph and Ed Lawrence Fred Bradley carr1ed most of the load at center wh11e Renos Randolph George Sh1pp, and Robert Stoehr held down the forward pos1t1ons and playmg guards were Ed Lawrence Warren Newhouse and Calvm Dougherty 31 Clark opened the Softball season by traveling to Whiteland. The Warriors crossed KNEELING Left to Right Ronnxe Eastburn Davxd Beckley Jack Patterson Ray Kegley Morrxs Doyle and Coach Wxllmm Dong STANDING Left to Right Mex-rxll Long Jerry Compton Bob Wxllxams Dale Burgett and Dwam Grade Team The Clark Cublets proved to be too much competxtaon for Johnson County grade teams as they pulled double v1ctor1es over Center Grove, Greenwood, Whxteland Needham, and ln the Tay1orsv1lle Tourney they won over Helmsburg Wlth a score of Z9 Z7 In the flnal game they lobt a heartbreaker to Taylorsvxlle wzth a score of 31 to 29 The Cubs recewed a n1ce runner up trophy 1n thxs tourney The Cubs won the Johnson County Grade Team Champwnshxp Trophy by de featlng Hopewell Z9 to Z8 at the Trafalgar gymnasium Congratulations Cubs 7th lm 8th Grade Yell Leaders SUE MP-GU-L CAROLYN BURDSAL 32 , Robinson, Student Manager. ' . I D . . . , , . . ggfggfy KYQZNEQ 5 H 6710 M FMA! 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