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

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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 . P I . , , . ' ' O : I l . : 9 n 1 , ' I I I ' X . , . - . . - . - ,- n 1 I ' Q U I . - ' - 1 ' A .. , , . I ' - . , W v . . , , , . . , I I ' V I Q

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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

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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 . . ' ' , , r ' I V I . ' , . , ,. 5 ,, . V . . . rence-President, George Shipp-Vice-President, Verlin Long-Secretary-Treasurer, . , . . , , .1 .' , , ' . - , V , , L . Y , . , . . , . , . , I