Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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UAL ATHCTIIAH Parties During the school year, several organizations or classes sponsored all-school parties, which included grades nine through twelve. The parties always informal and are well attended. Attractions include dancing, games and refreshments. The organization that sponsored parties during the past school year are as follows: November 14, Sunshine and H1-Y: November 28, Honor Society, January 9, backwards party sponsored by the sophomore class. Occasions similar to the all-school parties are the Sunshine Tea Dances which are immediately after school. The dates of these were December 18th and April Sth. Class of I942 Four years ago we were insignificant and knew it: but we have been through a transitory period and have einergcd full bloom. VVe are now a people with a past which we would like to record here. During these four years we have had many of our members participate in the activities of the school. Some have distinguished themselves in athletics or bandg others have se1'ved in the clubs and class activities. Many of our boys have belonged to Hi-Y. several of our girls to Girl Reserves, and all of them have served the Sunshine Society. We have had our quota in the Honor Society. We have given All School Parties, organized a Booster Club and our class estab- lished an excellent 1'ecord in the ATHENIAN sales campaign. As a fitting end to all this, there are the usual Commencement activities. Our officers this year were: president, Max Thomasg secretary, Gordon Serviesg treasurer, XVayne Anderson. Our sponsors were Mr. Wells, Miss Wilkinson, and Miss Grubb. tSignedJ MAX THOMAS Page Twenty-Jive

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UALATHCHIAD CLASS OF '43 One bright morning in the fall of 1939, it was announced to our class that we were to be organized. We were freshmen and this sort of thing was new to us. However, we showed a great deal of enthusiasm and elected as our first president, Rosemary Ingersoll. The other officers were lack Eskew, vice president: Ewell Curran, secretary: and Rene Buser, treasurer. Returning in the fall of l9fl0, the class, now dignified sophomores, once again strolled through the familiar halls of dear old C. H. S. Starting our activities early we selected Bob Ross for our chief executive with Charles Curtin as vice president. Nancy Cummings collected the money and Kathryn Sinclair kept the minutes. Under the skillful leadership of these oflicers we were permitted to have a party of our own, which was one of the outstanding social events of the year. Then came our Junior year and with it new responsibilities and experiences. This year we were particularly proud of our achievements in almost every organi- zation in the school, having many of our classmates active in music, athletic, and speech departments. This yearis officers were Maurice Westfall, president: Carroll Cordes, vice- presidentg Laura Wallace, secretary: and Harriet Flaningam, treasurer. The spon- sors were Mrs. Smith, lVliss Arthur, and lVlr. lVlcDaniel. Now as the semester comes to a close, we are all looking forward to that important event in every student's careerithe ,lunior and Senior Reception. tSignedl PETE WWESTFALL Twelve B Row one: Marilyn Andrews, Phillip Ball, Phyllis Barnhill, Barbara Bowlus, Shirley Brigance, William Brunner, Margaret Burkhart, Rene Buser, Avolene Caldwell, Shirley Case. Row two: Annie Lee Chesterson, Elton Clodfelter, Walter Coftinberry, George Colvin, Constance Cook, Robert Lee Cooper, Robert S. Cooper, David Cornell, Nancy Cummings, Joe Cunningham. Row three: Ewell Curran, Charles Curtin, Thomas Dellinger, Max Devitt, Peggy Durham, Donald Ellis, James Elmore, Don Foster, Virginia Galloway, VVilliam Gillam. Row four: Marjorie Ann Golden, Shirley Golden, Claudine Graves, Wilberta Hall, William Havercamp, Beverly Helsing, William Horton, Joanne James, Jack Joel, Fred Johnson. L Row tive: Robert Keeling, William King, Margaret Kitts, Dan Layne, Anne Lewis, John Love, Maxine McAlister, Roland McAlister, Madge McMurry, Mildred McMurray. Row six: Helen Manion, Eugene Merrell, Robert Mills, Robert Moon, Clai'ence N0l'dIll21ll, Kenneth Norman, Oscar Norman, Mary Ann Otto, Nancy Otto, Morris Priest. Row seven: Wilda Riddle, Inez Riggs, Wayne Risinger, Sallie Rogers, R0b61't Ross, Thomas Ross, Benton Runyon, Avonell Sanford, Dorothy Shields, James Smith. Row eight: Robert Sosbe, Marjorie Stephens, Marilyn Stilwell, Lloyd Swank, Bev- erly Symmes, William Taylor, Louise Van Dyke, Laura Wallace, Grant Ward, Maurice Westfall. Row nine: Marjean Wiatt, Mary E. Wilson, Annabelle Wright. l2B's who were absent: Betty Jo Cox, .lack Hubbard, Marietta Keller, Thomas Mason, Robert Vaught. Eleven A 1 Row ten: Donald Bundy, Wanda Burke, Louise Carpenter, MHl'gHI'6t Clarkson, Mary Jane Clements, Jeroline Comer, Charles Co1'bin, Carroll Cordes, Helen Cun- ningham, lVIorris Davis. Row eleven: Pauline Davis, Warren Davis, Helen'DeWeese, Doris Dickerson, Mar- gurie Dickerson, William Dixon, lvlargaret Dossett, Marjorie Edwards, Iuall Dean Eggers, John Etchison. Page Twenty-sia'