Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

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R 49 5 BUUSIIR CIUB PRESIDENT .... . .TOM THoMPsoN Vlcc PRESIDENT . . .... FRED DUNBAR SECRETARY... . . . . . ALBERT PARKER TREAsuRER. . . .BARTON BRANSTETTER SPONSOR. . ..... MR. THARP The Booster Club organized this year for the purpose of promoting school spirit. All boys in upper four years of high school are eligible to membership The big event of the year will be the sponsoring of an alumni home coming ball game. SECChD ROW: ED BUTLER,MYRON PEEBLES, HARRY REESE, MRS. MCKINSEY, MR. STwALLEY.FlRST ROW: ESTHER TINCHER, MARsLEE LuDlRAv, BEVERLY Loucn, ANN GRIMES, Bos STEwART. 6 ,A 1 .fjf . a I I 1- z : 'L U Q ' u u -9 A -5 ' 0 SIUDI ICUU Ell The Student Council states as its purpose 'to give the student body repre- sentation in the administration of extra- curricular activities of the school and to increase the morale and spirit of the schoo1. The elected membership con- sists of two representatives from ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. During the year the Council sponsored Convocation programs and supervised the election of yell leaders. PRESIDENT . . . . . . ANN GRIMES SECRETARY ..... . ,BEVERLY LOUGH FACULTY SPONSOR . . . .MRs. McKuNsEv FACULTY SPONSOR . . . . MR. STHALLEY

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SU SHII SUCIIIY PRESIDENT .... . . . EVELYN RILEY VICE PRESIDENT . . . . .FLD ANN SCHRIER TREASURER ....... . .JoYcE BRANSTETTER RECORDING SECRETARY .... ..... JANE BAKER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. . . . .MARILEE LIDIKAY FACULTY ADVISOR ..... . . . MRS. SURFACE The Sunshine Society theme for 1949-50 is Life's Extras for Jill. The motto is Service Above Self. Meetings are held regularly the third Friday in each month. At the candlelight initiation service held in September, Freshman girls took the solemn vow to uphold the high ideals for which the Sunshine Society stands. During the year the girls sponsored a Valentine Tea for the mothers, a Daughterand Dads Party, and the Senior Farewell honoring the senior girls. They were responsible for the Christmas Convocation Program. The girls assisted in the Red Cross Campaign and also helped with the Infantile Paralysis Drive. They make an annual contribution to the Riley Hospital Fund. At Christmas cheer baskets were distributed with the assistance of the Booster Club. CHORAl 0lUB FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FLo ANN SCHRIER, MARILEE LIDI- RAY, SANDRA THOMPSON, PATRICIA FOUTS, JoYcE BRAN- STETTER, PATRICIA PADDACK, JANET HAMPTON, MARTY Cox.

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VARSIIY BASKllBAll SUUAH The basketball team for the year 1949-1950 had quite a bit of experience before they started their season. To start the Indians on their way, Coach Gibbs arrived at this combination: Fred Dunbar and Jim Tharp at guardg Bob Mikesell at centerg Tom Thompson and Myron Peebles at forward. Other players shifting around with the starting five were Barton Branstetter, Don Harshbarger, and Gene Leath. Coach Bob Gibbs and his tribe of Darlington Indians complied a record of both victories and losses during the 1949-50 basketball campaign. By the time the season was nearly over, Darlington proved it could fight some of the stronger teams on an even basis. Don Goldsby and Eddie Cox were capable and reliable student managers for the year. SUU D