Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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is KIAQATHCDIAH TENTH GRADE Group One ROW FIVE: Evelyn Hughes, Gwendolyn Todd, John Shortridge, Linn Shelley, James Osborne, Ted Chapman, VVilliam Rowland, Eugene Trosper, Thomas Davis, Wilbur Sutton, Amos Hutchinson, Parvin Bruner, Richard Harwood, Gale Frees. ROW FOUR: Minnie Simmons, Gayle Philputt, Cecil High, Donald Hays, Eugene Douglas, Ed Cill, Bud Schmythe, Robert Weliver, Arthur Gott. ROVV THREE: Alva Birge, Norma Jean Crowe, Jean Rush, Ruth Anna Stephens, Mary Elizabeth Strain, Alberta Rhoads, Mary Louise Kendall, Alice Swarat, George Tittle, Maxwell Whicker, Richard Arthur. ROW TWO': Virginia C-arey, Virginia Thomas, Rosie Baker, Betty Jane Lock- ridge, Joanna Wallace, Maurine Minnich, Mary Alice Moore, Mary Kate Frame, Ruby Ammerman, David Todd, John Quisenberry, ROW ONE: Ruth Symmes, Margaret Scaggs, Mary Milam, Maryjean Linn, Jean Thompson, Marthiene Fletcher, Jeanne Busenbark, Margie Nutt, Kathryn Johnson, Dora Brown, Vivian Moore. Group Two ROW FOUR: William Peirce, Robert Bowers, George Keedy, Charles Kitts, Oscar Hybarger, Junior Shockley, Frederick Ingersoll, Robert Smith, Max Purcell, Aubrey Buser, Winton Herron, James Lee Gabriel. ROW THREE: Thurman Parnell, Charles Curran, William Cason, William Sheldon, Robert Millis, Richard Crecelius, John Britton, Donald Jones, Charles Bush, Lloyd Zachary, Dalton Harwood. ROW TWO: Laura M. Watson, Carolyn Brown, Eileen Shahan, Joyce Nickloy, Mary Edith Kinnaman, Marjorie Hungate, Patty Clearwaters, Deloris Dickman, Lela Harris, Veribeth Wilson, Doris Servies. ROW ONE: Janice Nickloy, Lois DeVotoe, Alice Beecher, Jean Todd, Katherine Kelley, Arline Smith, Ann Hartung, Betty Bowers, Ellen Jane Worley, Virginia Hole, Phyllis Case, Marjorie Armantrout, Betty Lou Biddle. Group Three ROW FIVE: Cecil Runyon, Marvin Pickel, Robert Layne, Max Myers, Bernard Curtin, James Cooper, Donald Galloway, Leland Rose, Robert Stark, Lloyd Marshall. ROW FOUR: Jack Clough, Herschell Welsh, Clifford Ellis, Glenn Carter. James Groendyke, William Howard, Joe Kinkead, Carl Parker, William Warren. ROW THREE: Frances Kingry, Ruby Weir, Dorothy Morris, Agnes Friend, Waneta Todd, Jean Harper, John Miller, George Miller, Henry Hedrick, Donald Vaught, Edwin Clark. ROW TWO: Phyllis Freeman, Marie Mahan, Earlma Wilson, Norma Hughes, Margaret Everson, Mildred Clark, Betty Hanna, Doris McCormick, Jane Eskew, Cathleen Slattery, Martha Taylor, Virginia Parks, Audra Humphrey, Jean -Stephens, Lorene Sanford. ROW ONE: Edna Stout, Sue Luse, Mary Bundy, Joan Hudson, Wanda Todd, Martha Miller, Harriett Campbell, Maxine Cunningham, Harriet Allen, Margaret Whitecotton, Leanna Burroughs, James Gott June 6, 1922-November 9, 1937 Page Twenty eight

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Ei. KIAQATHCDIAH lumni Class of i878 Dear Alumni of C'rawt'ordsville High: April 26, 1878, Lida R. Rice received her diploma from the Crawfordsville High School at the age of 16 years. It was the second class to graduate from that school. lt was held at the old Center church located on the northwest corner of Washington and Pike streets. There were nine in my class, three boys and six girls. Mr. K. K. Kront, president of the board, gave the diplomas. He was the father of Mary Hannah Krout, the author of many books. Professor VV. L, Fry was the superintendent at that time, Good luck to Alumni and High School of Crawfordsville, Indiana, LIDA R, VORIS, New Ross Class of 1883 Not iinished but begun Greetings from '83 to '38: lt has taken titty-tive years to reverse the numerals that indicate these two classes ot C. H. S. June, 1883, was full of interesting events for the graduating class. Our commence- ment. was held in the Opera House on North Washington street. There were three boys and eleven girls in the class, and for the lirst time all of the girls, as well as the boys of a. graduating class, memorized and delivered their essays. Our class and guests had a delightful party in the hospitable and spacious Kostanzer home on the corner of Wabash Avenue and Washington Street, Miss Anna Kostanzer being a. popular member of the class. Another event was the iirst Alumni Banquet of C. H. S. in the dining room of the Robbins House, a hotel which stood on the site of the Dobe Inn and the business block west. Miss Flora Darter was the brilliant toastmistress. The class of '83 was the first graduating class to be invited to an Alumni Banquet. A member of the class responded to the toast Our Graduating Class. The alumni with guests danced until a late hour, but the graduating youngsters left much earlier. The1'e are seven members of '83 still living: Dr, M. B. Keegan of South Bend, Indiana: Mrs. Mary Schweitzer Hunt of Alpena, Michigang Miss Mary Duckwo1'th of Tucson, Arizona, Mrs. Nancy Vansaudt Sidener of Brownsville, Texasg Mrs. Georgia Lee Lucas of Chicago: Miss Hannah Muhleisen of this city who, until her voluntary retirement, was it successful teacher in C. H. S. 3-Hd Mrs. Alma MCCIUBI' Lamb of this city. The school at this time did excellent preparatory work for higher education. Page Thirty