Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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- 7A.pATl4CIlIAIl I Seventh Grade Beach. Morris Case, Ronald Clifton, Wandalee Clytus, Campbell Corlinberry, Lewis Collett, Hugh Cook, Keith Cunningham, Edwin Dean. Leslie Deaton. Marie Douglas, Hugh Durham. Irene Eggers, Rodean Ellis, Harold Gosnell, Lloyd Holland, Mary Hubbard, Jesse I-Iumbert, Harold Hummel, Virginia J olley, Robert Jones, Robert J ones, Rosemary Kinkead, Genevieve Kitts, Ruth Abney, Lekay Alexander, Ruth Allen, Frances Ayers, Vernice Barcus. Billy Bowles, Louise Brown. Teddy Campbell, Virginia Carter, John Carber. Alberta Chaney. Russell Clark, Stella Cronk, Frances Coombs, Billy Cruea. Ellen Cunningham, Jean Darnall, Marietta Domroese. Charlotte DorseY. Richard Dye, Jimmy Ellis. Leon Eubank, Geneva Esra, Frances Evans, Billy Fairfield. William Ferrell. Kathryn Fisher, Richard Gill, James Gill, Maurice Gosnell. Byron Halfner. Maxine Hartley, Donald Hass. Maxine Hass, Shirley Hoffa, Virginia Hubbard, Helen Jack, William Jones. Carl Jones. John Keesee, Alice Kennedy, Keith Lewellen, Doris Lightcap, William Linn, Charles Lockhart, Haines Lowe, Doretha McBride, Eugene Livengood, Edwin McCollum, John Mclntire, Mary Marler, Betty Marshall, Martha Payne, Junior Murphy, Pat Pointer, Anna M. Roach, Christopher Roach. Earl Sexton. Allen Simmons, Robert Stites, Elsie Strong, Hugh Surface. William Warbritton, Eleanor Welliever, Robert Westfall, Charles Wharff. Margaret White, Dudley Williams, Mildred Williams, Vivian Wright, Eleanor McDonald, Darrell McDonald, Royce McGowan, Maxine Mclntire, Charles Macherey, Albertine Maxwell. Doris Meagher, Lloyd Miller, Elizabeth Miller. Joan Miller. Louise Minnich, Margaret Mitchell, Katherine Moore. William Moyer, Muriel 0'Dell, Eugene Parks, Lola Jane Paxton, Virginia Peterman, Norma Phebus, Marian Pickrell. William Pugh. John Randack. Edward Rector, Ollie ' Reichard, Donna Rice, Helen Rivers, Violet V Scaggs, Betty Shanklin, Fra-nk Shortridge, Marjorie Shular, Delmar Small, Salina Smith. Charles Smith, Leslie Sowers, Guieford Taylor, Martha Thompson, Wayne Toney, Neary Toney, William Tucker, Roberta Weliever, Harold Williams, Valvertta Wilson. Neable Wood. Mary Wooden, Eligah Wright, Dorman Young, Mildred

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ra are Amen IA n .L Junior National Honor Society U75 The Junior National Honor Society in Junior High corresponds to the National Honor Society in Senior High. The members are selected from the eighth and ninth grades on the basis of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The officers are: president, Billy Joe Haines, vice-president, Kathleen Remley, secretary, Beth Brooks, treasurer, Martha Moon. The sponsors are Miss Wilkinson, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Burns, and Miss Gallup. Junior Girl Reserves C151 The Junior Girl Reserves was organized for girls of Junior High School, to interest them in the work of the Senior organization and acquaint them with its purpose. In every way possible the members strive to make others happy, to see the beautiful in nature, to be courteous, and to be good sports. If you would be happy each day, see something beautiful, hear something beautiful 5 -say something beautiful 5 do something beautiful. The officers are: Dorothy Fullenwider, president, Claudine Esra, vice- president, Miriam Phebus, secretary, sponsors, Miss Schweitzer, Miss Hunt, and Miss Dennis. Junior Girl Reserve Party On December twenty-first in the lunchroom of our high school, very gay party took place, given by the Junior Girl Reserves. First, there was short program including Christmas carols sung by the members, a scripture reading and a violin solo by Ellen Cruea. Following this were games and refreshments. One of the most outstanding features of the party was that instead of the girls exchanging gifts among themselves, they all brought gifts for the Sun- shine Society to use in their Christmas work. The party was under the direction of the president, Dorothy Fullenwider, and the sponsor, Miss Hunt. junior Dramatic Club The Junior High School Dramatic Club was organized in 1928 to promote dramatics among junior high students and to train them to participate in speech activitie . Membership in the club is elective and the tryout system is used. Thirty students of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades are eligible for membership. The club is divided into groups with each group responsible for a meeting once a month. The club compares with the Speech Arts Club in senior High School. Beth Brooks is president of the group, Robert Tompkins is vice-president and Martha Moon is secretary. Miss Reed and Miss Arthur are the sponsors. Page Seve ty f u

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