Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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TAQATHCHIAHCCC Top Row ROBERT I. SMITH, M.M. Great works are performed by persever- ance. Ag. Club, Football. WILLIS L. SHEETS, S. D. Thy wit is unclouded, thy laughter un- quenchablef' Band fPres. 41, Hi-Y, Drum Major 12, 43, Courtesy Club. JAMES E. SHELDON, M. S. Life's a jest and all things show it...I thought so once, but non- I know it, Anderson High School, Football. DAYMOND E. SMITH, S. S. Character is perfectly educated will. LUTHER E. SMITH, D. A. Oh, it's excellent to have a giant's strength. Hi-Y, Football. Page Twenty-five Ilotiom Row DON M. SUMNER, M. C. Some people chew the rag-others tooth- picks. H i-Y, Basketball. ROBERT STUMP, H. W. He that has patience can be what he will. IVAN STARNES, S. S. A song a smile, and a pleasant look-that's Ivan. ROBERT C. SONGER, B. C. He was ever a rover. Shortridge High School llndianapolisl. ROBERT STAFFORD, D. A. Pm away up in the sweetheart business! Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Pres- ident Senior Class, President Hi-Y, Courtesy Club 1Sec. 31, Speech Arts, Golf. i.

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'Tl -I . UAQATHCHIAD Top Row Bottom Row NED RICKETT, A- G. JANICE RYNEARSON, F. C. ' A light heart lives long. Knox High School, Football. CARYL RANDOLPH, C. W. She looks so meek and is not meek at all. Girl Reserves, Sunshine, Chorus, Pinafore, Mikado, Pirates of Penzance, C.assical Club. LAVERNE REMLEY, M. B. A blush is beautiful but often inconveni- cnt. Sunshine, Girl Reserves, Newspaper, G. A. A., Classical Club, Courtesy Club, Athenian. LELTON J. RICE, B. V. D. Ambition is the germ from which all noble- ness proceeds. Basketball, Track, Newspaper. KATHLEEN J. REMLEY, A. M. Tell all I know! Why life's too short for that! Band, Orchestra, Sunshine fTreas. 35, Na- tional Honor Society iTreas. 41, Classical Club, Athenian fBusiness Managerj. She would talk-oh how she would talk. Chorus, Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Sunshine, Classical Club, Pinafore. JAMES SABENS, S. D. An honest man is the noblest work of God. Football, Courtesy Club, Hi-Y CTrea,s. 41, Ag. Club lPres. B. 45, National Honor Socie- ty, Athenian, Treasurer Senior Class. ANITA M. SAULMON, A. G. ' Demure and sweet-her ways are charm- ing. Sunshine, Girl Reserves, Newspaper, Chorus. OscAR L. SERING, M. L. Slow and easy going, but he gets there just the same. ESTA LEE Ross, M. A. With a song in her heart Sunshine, Chorus, Pinafore. Page Twenty-four

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Ja. .ffAf,14THCl'lIFlllQ ii 7. N-1 6,4-frgu Top Row HERSCHEL THOMAS, M. S. It is easier to know men than to know man. Classical Club, Football. MONA MAXINE WALDON, A. G. Studious, cheerful, and graoions to all. Sunshine. ARCH11-3 TAYLOR, M. B. He can raise a storm in a fmodolj T-pot. Ag. Club, Football. BETTY LOU TAYLOR, H. W. It's nine to be natural, when you are naturally nice. Sunshine, Girl Reserves, Courtesy Club. BESSIE E. TAYLOR, A. G. All musical people seem to be happy. Sunshine 1Cabinet 41, Courtesy Club Classical Club, Girl Reserves, Librarian, G A. A., Orchestra. Pinafore Orchestra Baba Orchestra, Music Contest, Small Or chestra. Bottom Row MILFORD THOMPSON, A. M. Disguise our bondage as we will, 'Tis wom- an, woman rules us still. WILLIAM A. SURFACE, B. V. D. A man he was to all the country dear. Classical Club, Ag. Club. Football. STANLEY TRIMBLE, B. C. For he's a jolly, good felloiviu JOHN UTTERBACK, M. S. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more! Men are deceivers ever. Football, Basketball, Treasurer Junior Class. LEON WEIR, B. C. I For he is just the quiet kind. His nature 'never varies. Page Twenty-six