Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

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1st Row-Adams, Amos, Ashwill, Aton, Ault, Ayers, Ball, Barlow, Bean, Beard, Block, Boone. 2nd Row-Bowen, Bradburn, Brinkman, Burks, Cain, Call, Carlin, Carr, Cates, Chastine, Church, Clark. 3rd Row-Cole, Colter, Cooper, Cox K., Cox T., Cramer, Creech, Deaton, DeWitt, Diefenbaugh, Dolphin, Douthitt. 4th Row-Duffey, Dykes, Ellis, Fields, Finch, Firsich, Fish, Foreman, Fox, Free, Freeland, Friend. 5th RowWGabbard A., Gabbard O., Gab- bard C., Gatlin, Geise, Godsey, Goodson, Gough B., Gough C., Grant, Gruell, Gutzwiller. 6th Row--Herbstreit, Hibbs, Hilbert, Hill- man, Hinchman, Hood, Horner, Houston, Howard, Hubbell, Humphrey, Huth. 7th Row-Jobe, Joyner, Kaiser, Kelley, King, Klemme, Knipe, Koile, Kunyack, Leedke, Levi, Lingg. 8th RowiLuckett, Lutz, Maines, Mallory, Mason, Meek, Messer, Moore, Morgan, Morris D., Morris J., Myers E. 9th Row-Myers J., McClain, McPherson, Neeley, Nester, Nordenbrock, Oakley, Osborn, Paddock, Parvis, Pennington, Pentecost. 10th Row-Powell, Powers, Quyle, Radi- gan, Reisert, Richie, Riebsomer, Rigdon, Riggs, Rollins, Rose, Rowekamp. 11th RovvwRybolt, Rynearson, Schenkel, Scott, Shedd, Shelton J., Shelton K., Shields, Short, Siler, Sleet, Smyth. 12th Row - Stevens, Stoehr, Stout, Struewing, Tate, Thomas, Ullery, Valen- tine, Vance, Ward, Ware, Watkins. 13th Row-Weiler, White D,, Whipple, white v., Whitlock, Williams c., wai- liams A., Wilson, Witt, Workman, Worley, Yards. -I -. 3. - ,G it j ie so lfvf fl fi Pfryfr' T1f'f'1itg1-niiic

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Poyle Tzrenly-eiflhl' . - if 1 ri lst Roi,-1-Adkins, Ayers, Baker, Barnes, Barringer, Bean, Behymer, Bell, Best, Bishop, Bogardus, Bowman. 2nd Row-Breitenbach, Brewer, Brown B,, Brown R., Burton, Caldwell, Carlson, Cochran, Collins, Conner, oley, Cotner. ,yrs 3rd Row-cowgirl, c' ig, crute, Daniels, Davis N., Davis R., Day, DeWitt, Dippel, Dolphin, Donaldson, Doub. 4th Row-Douthitt, DuBois, Duerstock, Ellis, Epps, Eshelman, Everett, Fish, Friend, Fuller, Gansert, Garrett. 5th Row-Geise, Gillum, Gloub, Gough, Grant, Gfey, Griffin, Hahn, Hanson, Harri- son, Hassler, Hendrickson. 6th Row-Henry, Hensley, Hill, Hinchman, Hinsey, Hopkins, Hull, Humphrey, Hunt J., Hunt, 0., Husselman, Isaac. 7th Row-Johnson, Jolliff, Jones, Kehl, Kelley, Konstanzer, Lackey, Limpus, Lostutter, IVlacke, lVlancini, lVlartin. 8th Row-llllasters, Meek, Nlilton, Nlorris, Morrison, lVlyer, lVlcQuinley, Neal, Nichol- son, Nicolay, Noll, Nordenbrock. 9th Row-Nowling, Offutt, Paddock, Payne, Pearcy, Pentecost, Peters, Pfafflin, Pfeiffer, Pflum, Ponder, Porter, 10th Row-Prifogle, Rainey, Ratz, Reid- man, Riegel, Riggs, Rose, Roth, Ruff, Sasser, Schlichte, Schoenholtz. 11th Row-Schutter, Scott B., Scott Nl., Sellick, Sexton Margaret, Sexton Nlargie, Shaw, Sheets, Sherwood, Showalter, Smith B., Smith D. 12th Row-Smith R., Stoehr, Strait, Tay- lor, Terry, Thomas, Thompson, Tremper, Trent, Uncapher, Voorhees, Walch. 13th Row-Ware, Warner, Washam, Wein- garth, Weisheit, Welsh, White, Wickline Widn'an, Wolfe, Woodworth, Wright. 1

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Um Z1!aaZcZ0f14 ' F UTURE CITIZENS of our world of tomorrow have varied opportunities to prepare themselves for social life by taking advantage of the many activities offered them at C. H. S. Every activity-from small class room organizations to the highlight of the social year, the Senior Prom-is vital to any student trying to get all he can out of the four happiest years of his life. Further investigation of our world and its people is promoted by such clubsias the I. C. L., the Latin Club, and El Circulo Espanol, the Spanish Club. 'fAll the world's a stage -yes, one human drama after another, and since everybody likes to pretend he is someone else, interest in C. H. S.'s dramatic club, the Strut and Fret, prevails. Organizations such as Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School journalists, encourage many students to enter the journalistic profession. Yes, high school activities are important. Although classroom activities are important, the effect of a person's social life in high school is even greater. Years from now, the average student will look back to the 'fafter-the-game dances on the third floor hall or in the cafeteria, the Sunshine Society dance in the gym, or the St. Patrick's Day dance where everyone had so much fun. 1 Then came the big night-the Senior Prom. As a freshman you were thrilled and excited, and why not? It'was your first important formal dance, wasn't it? By the time you were a senior the thrill wasn't so great, but you enjoyed the Prom just as much, happy at the thought of reigning over under-classmen, and at the same time sorry that it was your last one. Our world of activities is indeed great. Read on, and you will see. , Q as .ajax ...r 1 . ,A?:g?.lqjMj 1 I U. J 4, Jfelpfi 70 leuefop Page Thirty