Clarks Hill High School - Hiller Yearbook (Clarks Hill, IN)

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CLASS WILL R ARTICLE I To the school we leave students that will try to keep it the best school in the county. ARTICLE II To Mr. Packard we leave a perfect group of students. To Mrs. Horn we leave a new mimeograph machine and six new typewriters. To Mrs. Peterson we leave new library books and efficient librarians. To Mr. Hoffman we leave a chemistry class that doesn't smell the school up. To Mr. Alt we leave another County Tourney Championship Team. To Mrs. Brown we leave a larger Home Ec. Class. To Mrs. Mullins we leave a co-operative band and glee club. To Mrs. Metzger we leave a larger pep club and studious students. A RT ICLE III I, Louise Nydegger,. will my long hair to Georgia Grenard, my boyfriends to Nina Storms, and my cheer- leading position to Nancy Page. I. Anita Platt, will my cheerleading position to Mary Lou Rusk and all my Jims to anyone who wants them I, Larry Blacker, will my ability to run the mimeograph machine to anyone who likes to run to the rest room every five minutes and my ability to get A's in Ag. to anyone who can drive a nail. I, Alice High, will my corner in the typing room to Julia Miller and my seat in the assembly to Rex Huddleston, knowing he will occupy it more than I have in the past. I, Richie Van Allen, will my ability to play three oysters calling their mom to Bill Summers because he already knows how and it won't be hard to learn. I, Larry Summers, will my Ford, the Gteen Hornet , to my brother Bill and my basketball experience to Marvin Wheeler. I, Phylis Bridwell, will my library period to Georgia who likes large crowds and small places and my back issues of Hit Parader and my doublemint gum to Walt Dahnke. I, Gordon Dahnke, will my ,ability to get Latin to anyone who doesn't want to take it, my red hair to Marlene Crabtree, and my fast Ford to Duane Fidler. I, Keith Wilcox, will my ability to operate the mimeograph machine to anyone who may need it next year, my ability to coon hunt all hours of the night to Rex Huddleston, and my dimples to Art Page. I, Judy Morris, will my ability to go up town at night to anyone who can keep up my good record, and my desk to Ailene Robbins, who I am sure will keep it as clean as I did. I, Dave Sutton, will my quarter novels to Bob Wilcox, my date book to Duane Fidler -1 if he needs it, and my brains to Bill Summers. I, Larry I-Ioffman, will the Willys II to my brother Dave provided he keeps it clean and my ability to keep out of trouble to my brother Tom. Sponsored by MILLER'S GROCERY

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ANITA PLATT Basketball 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 KEITH WILCOX Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 4 Mirneograph and Circulation HILL NEWS 4 Photographer THE HILLER 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class News Editor HILL NEWS 4 Business Manager THE HILLER 4 Cheerleader 4 Class President 2 Plays 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 LARRY BLACKER LARRY HOFFMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 F.F.A. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2, 3 F. F. A. 4 Mimeograph and Circulation Reporter HILL NEWS 4 HILL NEWS 4 Plays 3, 4 Calendar - THE HILLER COX HARDWARE APPLIANCES, Colfax, Indiana

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CLA HI TORY You may not find the events your author is about to tell in the pages of American history, but I defy anyone to say they are not as worthy of mention as any of the ,deeds of the heroes of long ago. Would you have me prove my words? Then lend your ears and give me your full attention. CHAPTER I - In September of 1943 twenty struggling pioneers set forth on their journey into the perils of education. Our leader was Mrs. Edna Pedigo. At the end of our ,journey through the first grade there were only eighteen left. Some new ones were gained and some lost. Those we lost after about two weeks of school were Floyd MaKenzie, Jr. , Barbara Peffley, and Junior Williams. We were now in the strange land called grade school. A CHAPTER H - The second year of struggles along the trail was shared by nineteen pioneers. Again our leader was Mrs. Pedigo. At the end of the year we had lost some pioneers and gained-some. Those lost were Aaron Cornett. Gerald Hampton, and Jerry Harvey. CHAPTER III - The third year we found our struggles were just beginning. There were thirteen in our little band and Miss Alice Casey was our leader. Those we lost were Rosalyn Patterson, Mary Jane Cordy, Rex Huddleston, Robert Wilcox, Barbara Ann Mayo, Joan Myer and Richard Smith. , CHAPTER. IV - We made our way through the fourth year of travel with much success. Miss Casey was still our teacher. We lost John Corwin. , CHAPTER V - We found studies getting harder as we approached the land of Junior High. Our leader was Miss Mary Baer. We lost Elmer Roberts. CHAPTER VI - We were now only one year away from Junior High land. Our leader was still Miss Baer. We lost Ann Bowling and John Perry. . CHAPTER VII - At last we found ourselves in Junior High land. We thought we were the most important class upstairs. We lost Shirley Foster, Wayne Wethington, and Dale Byers. CHAPTER VIII - One more year and we would be in the land of High School. They told us that the eighth grade would be the hardest and we believed it, too. We lost Roberta Morin, Max Pittenger, Stanley Rhine, and Elaine Wright. CHAPTER IX - Our first year in High School! We thought we were pretty important. This was the first year we got to choose class officers. They were: President, Larry Summers: Vice-President, Richie Van Allen, and Secretary-Treasurer, Letty Fischer. Our sponsor was Mrs. Bryant. We lost Ross Hawkins. CHAPTER X - Well, this was a very important year. We got our class sweaters - cardinal and white. Our class officers were: President, Anita Platt, Vice-President, Larry Blacker, and Secretary-Treasurer, Alice High. Our sponsor was Mrs.' Hoerger. We lost Letty Fischer, Stanley Rhine, and Joe Guinn. CHAPTER Xl - One more year and we will reach our destination, the twelfth grade. Some of the class members got class rings. Our class officers were: President, Larry Summers: Vice-President, Larry Blacker, and Secretary-Treasurer, Alice High. We also had a junior play called GIRL SHY. Mrs. Peterson directed. lt was considered a success. QCONTINUED NEXT PAGE! This page is sponsored by ROBERT SEARS, Stockwell, Indiana