Fortville High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Fortville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

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'X M, - - ,.,...- ' 0 fu? 'X 13, 4 --. 'l'n .--.s 4606! mi- 2' 4 ff! f 51 B. litu- May we, the Senior of 1951, dedic te ourselves and our abilities to h - 1n the promotion of a more peace ful and united world ADIVIINISTRATICN , ... f S Qi 'R Mr Mills Miss Crouch Mlss Bower Mr Brown ir I' My Harris Mrs Jefry Mrs Beaver Ir Murphy i v Mr Youngblood Mr Durant Mr Mills General Math 1 unc Miss Crouch English, Latin Miss Bower English, Science, F hd hy Mr Brown hath, Phy hd Mr Harrls Commercial Mrs Jefry Soclal Studles Mrs. Beaver Home mc., ,rt Mr. Murphy Phy. Ed., Industrial Mr. foungblood Math, Science Mr. Durant Music, English Arts I , . . - 5 A - :T Q Q , O 5 - f,.Qaw f ' 2 W Qs ' 2 ' 4 ,rr ' ' ' l 5 sg: ' ' ' 1 , -X I C V A M I L A wa . R. 1 0 , i ' .X . f 3 . , 1 es!'N L ff! L xv . , V 1 A , - me . l V , , ffl 5., ,. ' W ., L I 'I T O O '-- gr . i Y, -, , , . . ,ll . , x O I X O V O l . . 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On a September morning in 1939, sixteen eager boys and girls entered the first gr de at Fortville School A few of these were Alberta Denney, Janet Martln, nrline Lummis, Helen Sharrett, Floyd Lew rk, Bruce Corman, and James Fisher with our first teacher, Miss Jarrett, 'the little herdu took a train ride to Anderson Some of the mothers met us and brought us home Our number increased to twenty one in the second grade Jewel hichwine moved here to help increase our number Mrs Reichenbach xas our second grade teacher That year we visted the airport in Indianapolis In our third year of school, we had several new and different experiences Mlss House, our teacher, took our growing flock to the Chilcren's Iuseum in Indianapolls ning a shower for her Moving on to the fourth grade, Miss Schwartz was our teacher Indivldual health ch rts and weekly dictlonary contests were introduced to us Jhen we progressed on to the fifth grade, there was some doubt whether much was achleved that year The reason was th t we had flle dlfferent teachers By now, we had several new members in our class Nancy Swarts, Joann Gudgel, and Robert Smith came here from Mc Cordsville Upon entering the sixth grade, to some it was an intro duction to high school, to others it meant it wouldn't be long until they could use cosmetics Miss Leonard had the hard task of preparing us for high school hveryone was thrilled belng on the high school side The class st rted things rolllng by electing Jean Small as president, Larraine Reeder as vlce president, Janet Martin as secretary, Helen Sharrett as treasurer, and Mrs DeCorsey as sponsor Alberta Cramer came back after being gone for a couple of years O I 'z -1 '.At Christmas, Miss House became Mrs. Dennis. We had fun plan- The farther we advanced the more important our nllttlen number felt The eighth grade class offlcers were pres ident Helen Sharrett, vice president Floyd Lewark, secretary Alberta Denney, treasurer Joann Gudgel Mrs Owens had the honor of being our class sponsor Sharron Sigler and Kenneth Graham were new students in our class As usual, the class of 'Sl entered high school as out standing green freshies Our number was unusually small for a fresh an class Alberta Denney presi ent, Robert Smith vice presi ent, Kenneth Graham secretary, and Janet M rtln treasurer were our officers for our first year of high school The glrls were joining the Sunshine Society Under the direction of our sponsor, Mr Bailey, the group was making plans for our Halloween Carnival Our show was the unforgetable HL1fe of Kllroyn Frances Vaughn was one of the few new students that year A memorable occassion was our class party It was the night of the tornado that completely destroyed one town and damaged much property Having lr Mosele for sponsor, our officers for our Robert mlth vlce preswdent, Helen Sharrett secretary, and Erline ummis treasurer nThe Silly Sophomore Circusn was our H lloween Carnival show that ye r Ralph Sears moved here from Ladoga to dd to our class The class decided on gray sweaters wlth royal blue numbers outlined in white There was much to look forward to in our Junior YL r After electing Miss Bower for sponsor, Lrlnnc Lummis pres ident, Alberta Denney vice president, Helen Sharrett sec retary, and Ralph Sears treasurer s the officers for the class of '51 The thought of the comlng play entltled, WHe Couldn't M rry Fiven, brought much excitement to the jolly juniors We closed the year w1th a vlsit to Victory Field to see the Indlanapolis Indians 0 I : ' I 0 I O V l m . 5 - A 8 . . , l O O O I 1 , ' , , second year in high school were: Janet Martin president, L . ' Q. L1 , U x S. 1. 4 .' . V l . Q1 . . 1' ' .T .. El O a 1 . . O The long waited year of school a rived at last It was unbelievable that we were seniors already The class of 51 began the year by electing hrline nummis president, Helen Sharrett vice president, Janet Martin secretary, Ralph Sears treasurer Miss Bower was elected as class sponsor the second consecutive year Plans were made immedlately for the class play,nOn with the Newn, which was given November 9 Senior pictures were taken at Porter Studios in Ind ianapolis Upon receiving them most of us wondered if that were really we In March, the senior glrls were entertained by the Business and Professional Women's Club at a dinner at the Methodist Church b sement Among our souvenlrs are memories of our trip to Wash ington, D C which followed our Commencement and ended our high school days The class of 'lO5lH wills lots of good times to the class of 'l95? Bruce Gorman wills his curly hair to hr lllls Alberta Cramer wills her ability to reduce to Tr Brown alberta Denney willsfher ability as a soda jerk to any erk that wants it James Fisher wills his ability to hav time to read magazines ln the study hall to Miss Bower Kenneth Graham wills his salesmanship ability to Bob Orr Joann Gudgel wills her dimples to Mr Youngblood Mary Holman wills her shortness to Georgia Fort Floyd Lewark wills hls abillty to learn Italian dlalect to Donnle Kingery CM 'IM 3 . Erline Lummis wills her ability to be junior and senior class president to Rod Kendrick Janet Martin wills her ability as yell leader for three years to arolyn Gibson and Rosalyn Kelly Jewel Richwine wills her ability to play the plano to M1ss rouch Ralph Sears wills his art ability to Max Vaughn Helen Sharrett wills her black hair to allison Mollen kopf Sharron Cigler wills lots of luck and a h ppy future to the class of Hl95lN Robert Smith wills h1s farmin ability to Rex Brown Nancy Swarts wllls her ability to be in M H for seven years to Dora Demi Briles Frances Vaughn wills her job of wrlting teen news to Dean White wills his humorous ways to anyone who wlll keep it in good shape Cazki IO Pile y May 23 , 1963 Dear Diary, Today on my afternoon off from the Los Angels Public Library, went to the local fortune teller She told me some surprislng facts about my school chums Many of them have done very :ell for themselves The most surprising story was about Sharron Sigler She is gettin ready to leave for her california home for the summer after playlng rofesslonal basketball with the Kenosha Bluegackets throughout the past wlnter D a Carolyn Suiter, who is cute from all views. l 0 C O g N v 0 Alberta Cramer is working at the J Mallory Company in Indianapolis as a private secretary for the vice pres ident A commissioned officer in the U S Navy is James Fisher He is working towards the rank of Captain Frances Vaughn has finally settled down after tr veling around the U 5 for ten years as a saleslady for large beautician corporation She is noz living in Wilkinson with her husband Robert Smith owns a cattle ranch in California He is getting about fifteen hundred head of cattle n the market each year The assistant head nurse at Methodist Hospital in Ind Helen sharrett is at home in Michigan, taking care of her four children She has been doing some substitute teach ing at Munscn Grade Schools near there The Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealership for the Frankfort district has been awarded to Ralph Sears, who is building a big business Bruce Corman is star quarter back on the Chicago Bears' football team after leaving Notre Dame Alberta Denney is working in Indianapolis at the Fidellty Trust Company, now that her twin girls are in school Joann Gudgel is a private secretary to the president of the Allison factory near Indianapolis Dean White is at Daytona Beach, Florida, watching his three stock cars make bids for the championship title The manager of the Indiana State Library is Erline Lummis She finally got this position after being assistant for six years Kenneth Graham is the head salesman for the J C Penny Company in Chicago He has made several advancements lately Mary Holman was a private secretary until five years ago when she got married She now lifes near Noblesville Floyd Lewark is the head of the tool and dye division at Guide Lamp factory at Anderson He is residing 1 Fortville . C. . ianapclis is Jewel Richwine. She has quite a good job. . n Janet artin is livlng ne r Fortville on a two undred acre farm She has a full tile job t king care tc her three children ou see d ar Al3Ty, thls Hbmnch f klo ' 15 a har their l bor Nancy arts .J 1 llllll ll rfmrn 5 The l9 l gradu tlne cla s of the Fortville Hi h School wishes to express lts gratitude to Nr Henry Schiable who gave such generous help Jn the photography of tH1S book The inclvidual pictures wer taken by .orttr's Stvdlo in Indianapolls. U ' H. Q A'A L1 .. . Us l 3 U y , Y 7 9 cl' ' I JT ' rf' ' d working groupg and they are all receiving ample awards for A a . 1 , Sw M ff, ls A ft V 5 ' Q s 1 g ' ' ' l ' . 'C. in , if September 28 October 2 October October October October October October October November November November November December December December December eruor 616116441 In1tiat1on, candle ight ceremony at CFFiSt18D Church Senlors plc ed commenc cnt nvltations f om Hcrif Joncs Q9H1O plctures talen at rorter StUl1O Smlle pretty' Senlor Hayride Girls slumber arty at Helen's Senlor lagazlne Sales begin, Jou'd you be intere ted SUbSCTlblIU for tee ovely magazlne H Pre season ballgame Seniors start ice cream sales katlr party at Rollerland tate Choral Festival Four 6PlOF virls took part We vere on the radlo' Gudgel, Lummis, hartln, Swarts Halloween Carnival TV Show Blu h Blush ' Maeazlne Sales end Ycnneth Graham wlns Oscar' Senior play Party at Lumm1s's for Seniors, guests, director, sponsor Fisher engoys glass of water Dlstract S Confention at lark Townshlp Met a lct of old chums Band day at Indlana Unlversity Seniors and guests attend Ice Review Very pretty' Speech class presents symposium HOur chool as We See Itn Slumber party at Nancy's hristmas gift exchange S S S Christmas dance Beautiful' Rererbero January 1 Chrlstmas Vacation Happy days' January ll l2 County Tourney Not so good Wilkinson wins O fl . 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J n o U February February February Febru ry February February March March larch March 1x3.I'C1'1 Ma ch april April Aprll Avril April May May lay 8 May 27 District Solo nntest Seniors nd JUDIOTS have field day 1U lndl na polls Visted Incianapolis News Bulldlng, and Indlan St te cglslature Jery lnteresting S S party for Sth grade girls senior glrls gave symposlum on the HTrue Sunshiner nd Her kCtlVit1ESH State Solo ontest 23 2M Sectional Tourney Fortville los S Mc OTASV1ll6 31 32 Helen serves as a page at Indiana Legislature Calling Miss harrett Senlors attend Rural Youth Ieeting Nice even ing Business 8 Professional Women's Club dinwer for Senlor glrls Book revlew, HOn the Left Hand of Godn Wonderful evening' Good Frnday service Select girls' chorus lng Under t e Cro s of Jesusn Pra tlce for County Music Festlval Slumber party at Joann's Helen lock the door ' County Muslc Festival at Wilkirson Seven sleeny senlor glrls Purdue High School Day Fisher from F H State S S Convention at New haven At last, a chartered bus' Indlana Unlversity Hlgh School Day Lum 1 Swarts, Graham, White attend State Band Contest Oh, weary marching feet' Career Day Now we have our l1fe p tterns chosen999 H1 Y Skatlng oarty Roll'em boys Baccalauerate at Methodest Church Very im pressive Class day Last day for seniors hmotions? Commencement caps and gowns, gym floor tears and lau hter good combinati ns Final days for seniors are spent on a trip to washington D C. lO . S C, 15 . A f H 1 i - 16 .c.S. so . T ' ' a l7 ' C ' . 22- - - ' so to 28 g , . 3 1 13 v ' . A L 6 2 ' ' . s' 3 h so s . 29 Q . . ' , V' 30 S .' i s 1 . r 31 - . .S. F 7 QSQI-fo 'E 'va 0 . lh ' ' ' - n s, ' 21 - . . ', 26 - ' a 27 - ' A - . 20 - - 22 - - ' I 23 - - -30 Sunday, May 22 L Cincinnati aboard the Baltimore 8 Ohio Ra1lroad's National Limited' Monday, May 25 A Washington, D C where we are met by our special bus which takes us to our home while in Washington, the Hotel Harrington There we have breakfast in the dining room Our bus leaves the hotel for a tour of the interior of Public buildings, including the BUR AU OF ENGRAVING d PRINT ING, THL WASHINGTON MONUMENT, the PAN AMERICAN UNION, the U S CAPITOL BUILDING, the SUPREME COURT, the CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARI We are due back at the hotel at noon for luncheon Thls afternoon our buses wlll again depart on an all after noon tour of the city of Washington, passing many of the foreign legations and embassies, then through ROCK CREEK PARK, the ZOO OGICAL GARDENS, on the way to ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY Here a visit will be made to the TOVB OF THL UNKNOWN SOLDIER and the NATIONAL AMIHITHEATER Then on to ALE.ANDRIA, VA , where we pass CHRIST CHURCH fused by Generals Washington and Heel, the GEORGL WASHINGTON NATIONAL MASONIC MEMORIAL, after which we continue on to MT VLRNON, the home of Martha and George Washington On returning to our hotel a stop will be made at the LIN OLN MEMORIAL Tuesday, May 22 Breakfast in the hotel dining room A short walk takes us to the MELLON ART GALLERY, which re V1Slt for about ten minutes before our anpointment at the FEDERAL BUREAU CF INVESTIGATION Here a very interest ng tour of the bullding w1ll be conducted by the Speclal gents 1 charge Then on to the MUSEUM OF NATUR L HISTORI and the SIITHSOIIAN IN TITUTE Our bus leaves for a delightful drive to Annapolis, Nd , the capltal ity of the state, loc ted on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the vevern River Here we v1s1t the CAPITOL BUILDIIG, the UNITED STATES I VAL ACADLNY where from the falks we see the white granite halls ard dormltories, the training boats, armory and athletic fleld of our future admlrals We pause to pay our respects to the hallowed remalns of John Paul Jones whose tomb is in the gold domed crypt of the Ac demy Chapel Leavlng the Naval Academy we return to Washington in ti e for dlnncr at the hotel We leave the hotel, with baggage, aboard our speclal bus for a tour of the city of washington at night, beautifully lllumlnated 'tops are made at the NATIONAL AIRPORT, the CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY and the JEFFERSCN MEIORIAL We also drive directly through the PLNTAGON BUI DING, then on to the station where we board the Baltimore 8 Ohio liplomatu f r the return journey Wednesday, May 30 Arrive 1n Indlanapolis, Indiana V. ll I o A rn o o 3 C U o o . 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In ll' L O O o lfUfll0I y The Junior Play was entitled HHe Couldn't Marry Fiven This three act comedy by Robert St Clair was presented on March 23, 1950, under the dlrection of Miss Bower is about a young eligible daughters of them nveryone mother The nurse The title describes the major plot of the lay which man who goes to v1s1t a family wlth flve and falls ln love wlth each and every one is finally straightened out by the grand was the one to marry the young man The cast is as follows Connie Barton Ralph Barton Aprll Barton hay Barton June Barton Taris Barton Leona Barton Granny Donald Regan Bonnie Sharrett was Sharron ticket sales Robert Smith the the the the the the the SOD Hendrix pl ln bed with mother hrline father ctress dancer artist nurse tomboy Barton's mother of Mr Barton's boss Lummis Graham Martin Kenneth Janet Helen Sharrett Nancy Swarts Alberta Denney Frances Vaughn Joann Gudgel James Fisher yed the part of May because Helen the mumps bigler and Alberta Cramer were n charge of the Dean White, Ralph Sears, Bill Caldwell, and worked be11nd the scenes Mary Holman, Bruce Corman, Franklin Crosley, and Floyd Lewark were ushers Betxeen acts Nrs Steele layed the p1 no and the male quartet sang Ct Mr. T . Etta Barton Mr. Barton's sister Jewel Richwine .Wifi ' L: ',. 5 .B E. nmol' .- ' x Y! 10 9 fins QVILZJI' gi On Wlth the Newu a comedy in three acts by John Mc Greevey was nresent d on November 0, l96O, under the direc t1on of Mlss Crouch The olot is the story of a young girl's search for beauty She gets into many situations to get her beauty klts After she gets lt there are many COmpl1Cati ns The furnlture is sold and her face turns green but after a time she learns that she will find true beauty some other way The cast is as follows Helen Norton Dave Norton Sally Norton Char Sandy Stevens Eunice Webb George Barrows Mrs Gresham Miss Phipps Clothilide Tony Frank Sam Hortense who is taking a trip her husband younger slster Marge's shadow Marge's boyfrlend the ch1ldren's aunt in love with Aunt Euni a nelghbor a nelglbor a beauty specialist the gunkman a mover a mover a lady wwth an errand Alberta Denney James Fisher Nancy Swarts Frances Vaughn Dean White Helen Dharrett Kenneth Graham hrllne Lummls Jewel Richwlne Joann Gudgel Floyd Lewark Ralph Sears Bruce Gorman Mary Holman Franklin Crosley and Robert Smith worked behind the scenes Alberta Cramer and Sharron Sigler were in charge of ticket sales hntertainment between acts was furnished by Mrs Steele playlng the p1ano and leggy Cushman playing the accordian Cl ll ' , Marge Norton daughter age seventeen Janet Martin y 2 ce . ., x. X , 3' 4 f I 1 Ig? lfU'LlOl 5 Nth Bow left to rlght Tom De P, Lufere Ireton, nanny Noe, Dale Cannaday, Dick Grlffey, Bob Orr, Don Cushman, Woy Judd 3rd Row eft to rlbht Don Coons, Carolyn Duiter, Kay Davis, Julla Sprlnger, Julla Rader, Wilm Himes, Betty Riddle, Betty Bland, Maxlne Hoskins, John Jones 2nd Row left to right Rod Kendrlck, Ruth Noel, Margie Duzan, Georgla Fort, Judy Sylvester, Joann Sherrltt, Judy S nders, Leroy Reger, Mr Mills lst Row left to right Janet Arther, Donna Jackman, Nlla R1Ch3TdS, Sue Gamble, Nancy Sylvester, Sherry Eellermyer, Pat Goudy, AlllSOn Mollenkopf, Tracy True lood ,V-1 -4 x - 'swf'- 1 S '.-.399-'ff - 1,.,.f,. ..,.g, 13 ,pr ,, A34 . x ' J 47' z,,..-r.sf ', .-. A 1. .- 'sf 4 QW' F V- 'wav L W I0 0I'l'l 0l Q Nth Row left to rlght Bill Bevens, Max Griffey, Joe Hart, Wayne Adam, Jerry Wllllams, Max Vaughn, Dale Danner 3rd Row left to right Marvin Riddle, Dick Mattox, Charles Dinger, Bob Dhepoard, Rex Brown, Morris Pass water, Jack Humbles, B111 Wllson, Raymond Doty, Jack Jarrett, Mr Ioungblood 9nd Row left to right Frances Durham, Clara Schinlauh Betty Smith, Charlotte Dur ck, Jo Sp inger, Barbara Rensforth, Judy Fuqua, Rosemary Burk, Marietta Cross, Millie Gruel, Doris Valentlne lst Row left to rlght Miron lreton, B111 Alford, J R Plank, Bud Laxs, Pat Smith, Dora Demi Briles, Sue Hidag Virginia Myers, Luanna Brooks ,, . J f 5 .9 hu -I 1 i I I . I u u on an ' E 0 'i 5 4 . I 3 , . 5 K ll ll Q s so oo Q ' . . gg . 1. ' - . .-.- '- A 0 O 5 -' ' , ' -I ,' Q ' Y . rj X lf! I . Y ' 0 I , L .-civil 1 . ' x.',.,p? - n ,iff P26 Wien fth Row left to right 'berry Alford, Carolyn Fuggett, Marilyn Cannaday, Sue Faussett, Hoselyn Kelly, Allce Krockel, Pat box, Joan Petty, Pat Dlck, Lavernavee Reger Joyce Fisher nth 15 left to right Peggy willlts, harlotte M nsblp, Greta Grubles, Beverly Mendehall, mtella Moore Marlene Wllson, 'arolyn Gibson, Jim Lorman, Jim Sulter. 3rd Row left to right Junlor Fort, J B Fuqua, Loyd Sherrltt, Raymond R chcreek, Ned Brown, David Jelr, Roberta Woods, harllyn Landrum, Mary Humbles, John Goff Dlck Scherer 2nd Row left to rlght Dlck Lonlerbore, Bob bney, Shlrley Ross, Matty Noore, Pat Lindmood, Judy Dlllman, P8TCl8 Uurbln, Pat Jarrett, Dydney dams, Darrel Boll ing lst Row left to right B111 Uuz n, Iarnon Hlnsley, Don Klngery, Billy Jones, Jerry Hudson, John Call, Bob WllklHSOD, Lemoine Combs, John Bohall 3 wi FHA 35 Ff K 3 - , 'K' 1-'5 'iZ' Q! if 5' S u ,- L 'N x ga If y ln ' if,-G ' W, 15- 1? , A 1 All P4 2' S55 Lrth Row left to rlght Charlotte Manship, Sherry Alford, Marilyn Cannaday, Alice Krockel, Carolyr Fuvget Peggy Wlllits, Donna Jackman, Wilma Himes, Kay Davis, Rosalle Vernon, Marcia Durbin, Pat Goudy, Allison Mollenkopf, Luanna Brooks, Pat Smith, Doris Valentine, Mareltta Cross, Frances Durham, Helen Sharrett 3rd Row left to right Joann Sherrltt, Joyce Fisher, Janet Hershman, hstella More, Beverly Mendehall, Pat Peters, Julia Rader, Julia Springer, Georgla Fort, Joan Petty, Rosalyn Kelly, Judy Sylvester, Betty Bland, Mary Holman, Rosemary Burk, Pat Dick, Alberta Cramer, Clara Schlnlaub 2nd Row left to right Carolyn Gibson, Greta Grubles, Sue Fausett, Sharron Sigler, Erllne Lummls, Joann Gudgel, Charlotte Durack, Margie Duzan, Betty Smith, Sue Hiday, Judy Fuqua, Jewel Richwine, Lavernavee Regen Ruth Lllen Noel, Miss Crouch, Barbara Rensforth lst Row left to rlght Roberta Woods, Mattie Moore, Marilyn Landrum, Carolyn Suiter, Janet Martin, Nancy Swarts, Alberta Denney, Frances Jaughn, Dora Briles, Jo Springer, Sydney Adams, Patty Llndamood, Pat Jarrett, Marlene Wilson, Qherry Kellermyer, Janet Arther, Virg inia Myers, Judy Dillman 25, 'yawn Sunshine The Sunshine year started with Miss Crouch, the sponson and the followlng officers president, Janet Martin, vice president, Alberta Denney, corresponding secretary, Helen Sharrett, recording secreta,y, Carolyn Suiter, treasurer, Georgia Fort, to make Sunshine spread its rays over the com munity once again The S S S theme for the year was HJ1ll's Neighborsu and 1t's slogan 'Service Above Self' September October November December January February March April May Sunshine Calendar High School Mixer Initiation and Mother's Tea Good Neighbor program by Sunshiners President and Sporsor's Luncheon Sunshiners Mrs Norris, speaker Christmas Dance Mrs Rothman, speaker Mrs Nlelson, speake highth grade party Sent out Valentines Sunshiners Sent out Laster Cards Llection of officers Program for Seniors Thirty Sunshiners went to Clark Townsh p to attend the annual Distruct Convention held November ll The day's pro gram was ended by a most lmpressive Ves er servi e On April 7, the Dunshiners started out early ln the morning to Feet with several hundred other SUDSHIDSTS to attend the annual State Corventlon being held at New Haven Miss hlizabeth Kresler, who had traveled in europe for sev eral summers, was the morning speaker Dr Robert Plerce, who had some extensive work with young eople and as a mln lster at the Broadway Methodlst Church in Ind1ana,ol1s, was the afternoon speaker A grand tire was had by all Once agaln the S S S girls found that tle sun was slowly sinking in the lest and that another Sunshine year was coming to a close Nevertheless, the bunshine girls will carry the rays of the sun forever ln thenr hearts Z ' A ' ' . , 1-1' . Q Q a o ' I Y O U n Q 1 Q n Q Q o O X C o ra 1 A u u l I. 4 1. . . . , F . , .11 v .. 1 ' A , C . n Q O - - 1 4 V V 1 A . I O . 9 ' Y' 1 , . - . . 1 rx . ' 1 Q l A Q ' x Q . 4 .. .1 1 L, ' l x ' . X L . i gf l, 3rd Row left to right Youngblood, James Fisher, Don Coons, John Bohall, John Jones, John Call, Morris Passwater, Robert Wilklnson, Don Cushman 2nd Row left to right Don Kingery, Bill Duzan, Bruce Corman, B1ll Bevens, Jan Hudson, Kenneth Graham, Dale Cannaday, Robert Smith, Floyd Lewark, Rod Kendrica lst Rof left to right Darrell Bowling, Ronald Sanders Leroy Reger, Dean White, Max Vaughn, Jim Gorman, Jim Suiter, Ned Brown, Bob Abney. Q Hi Y Under the direction of the sponsor, Mr Charles Young blood, and Y M C A fo Indiana the H1 Y functioned for the third year The club officers were president, Rod Kendrick, secretary, Dale Cannaday, treasurer, Tracy True blood, Chaplaln, James Fisher, Sergeant at arms, Don Cush man, and song leader, Don Coons The purpose is to create, malntain and extend through out the school and the communnty high standards of Christian char cter The platform lS clean llving, cle n speech, clean scholarship, and clean sports The programs consisted primarily of discussions f toplcs interestlng to youths Hmong these were Making More Frlends, rractlcal Thlnking about DTiDV1Dg, and Improvlng Your Personallty Ministers from the local Churches spoke to the group at the Anderson Y M C A and an all school skating party at Rollerland Perlodlcally, the group gathered 1n the gym for recreatlon, princlpally, basketball Band October 6 October l3 November February February March March 30 April 21 Music Calendar Republican Tally Leglon Show Band day at Indiana Jniversity District Solo Contest State Solo Contest All State Solo Contest County Music Festival Band Contest The b nd playe1 at several baske Chorus October 27 December 22 March 23 March 3 State Choral Festival Convo program Good Frlday Servlces County Muslc Festival ball games A s o Hmong the activities of the year were a swimming party 18 ' lO l7 C 17 - CL Nth Row left to right Nancy owarts, Jo nn Gudgel, Julla Rader, Lrline LUmM1S, Marvin Riddle, Rayrond Doty Max Griffey, Lemolne Combs, Bob Harding, Cbe Dick, Joe Levitt 3rd Row left to right Karen Gross, Peggy Cushman, Helen harrett, Kyradee McKay, Janet Robinson, Ruth Griffey, Joan Petty, Lavernavee Reger, Rosalyn Kelly, Mr Durant 2nd Row left to r1ght Mary Jo Gr ham, Alberta Denney, Janet Martln, Charlotte Dur ck, Judy Fuqua, P t Goudy, Sue Hlday, Marlene W1lSOH, Polly QChlD13Hb, Kay av s lst Row left to right Betty Smlth, Marllyn Cannaday, Sydney Adams, Allison Mollenkopf, P t Jarrett, Margie Duzan, Sherry Kellermyer K L ff L-ry C7l'Ll45 Mth IQOW left to ri ht Raymond Doty, Max Vaughn, Dean Whlte, J B Fuoua, Von Klngery, Max Frlffey, Don Coons, Rod Kendrlck, Lemolne Combs, Bob Harting, Dick Shear 3rd Row left to right Raymond Reichoreek, Pat Peters, Charlotte Uurack, Lrllne Lummls, Julla Rader, Jul1a Sprlngtr, Georgle fort, Allce Krockel, Jo n Petty, Rosalyn Kelly, Dale Cannaday, Mr Durant 2nd Row left to right Pat Goudy, Rosalle Vernon, Nancy Swarts, Janet Martln, Alberta Denney, Judy Fuoua, Barbara Rensforth, Marcla urbin, Jewel Richwine, Helen Sharrett. lst Row: left to right: Allison Mollenkopf, Donna Jack- man, Carolyn Suiter, Joann Gudgel, Frances Vaughn, Jo Springer, Dora Briles, Sydney Adams, Pat Jarrett, Marlene Wilson, herry Kellermyer. .Mafory A Mth Row left to right Marvin Riddle, Leroy Reger Max Vaughn, Bill Alford, Jack Humbles, Jack Jarrett Rex Brown, Rod Kendrlck, Dale Cannaday, James Fisher 3rd Row left to right Frances Vaughn, Sue Hlday, Luanna Brooks, Judy Fuqua, Helen Sharrett 2nd Row left to rlght Rosalie Vernon, Carolyn Sulter, Pat Peters, Nargle Duzan, Georgia Fort, Charlotte Durack, Barbara Rensforth, Jo Soringer, Virginia Myers, Rosemary Burk, Wilma Himes, Mrs Jefry lst Row left to right Donna Jackman, Nancy Swarts, Alberta Denney, Erllne Lummis, Janet Martin, Joann Gudgel, Dora Demi Briles, Sherry Kellermyer, Betty Smith, Kay Davls, Julla Arm Rader. afm 4th Ro left to rlght Don Coons, Rex Brown, ROdTlCk Kendrlck, Ja k Hanbles, Ned Brown, James fisher, Darrell Bow g 3rd Row left to rlgnt Nancy Smart , nrlnne LUmHlS, Joann Gudoel, Janet hartln, lat Peters, Georgia Fort, Due Hlday, Joan Petty, M153 Crouch sponsor, Helen Sharrett Rader, Ros lie Vernon, Charlotte Durack, B rb r Rens forth, Jo Snringer, Carolyn Glbson, Due Fausett, l ce hrockel, Rosalyn Kelly lst Row left to Tl lt Franc s Vaughn, Carolyn Sulter, Sherry Alford, Marllyn Cannaday, h TCld Durbln, Sydney Adams, Pat Jarrett, larlene w11SOH, Judy Dlllman, All1SOn Hollenkopf, Pat Goudy O ll' w: ' : ' ' w 'v , ,X , I lin . : - ' ' : v s W Y ' 3' U 1 v' . J 2nd Row: left to right: Wilma Himes, Kay Davis, Julia 8. A E. CQ, El - - A C ' ' lik : 'gh : e ' f T.l A l N-A 0 History Club In nnneteen forty elght the Fortvi le History Club affiliated with the Junior Historic l 'o lety and recelved its charter in nineteen fifty one There are now 37 members of the club Meetlngs are held the second Thursday of each month This fear's officers were president, Janet Martin, vlce president, Julia nn Rader, secretary, Carolyn Suiter, treasurer, hrlnne Lummls, reporter, Frances Vaughn Many engoy ble evenlnps we e had by the members, two of which were the inltiatlon of ntw memaer at the beglnnlng of the school term and the annual joint meeting of the HlStOTy Club ard L tin Club The History Club spon ored two proiects they were the making of a ora book for History Club, and the presentation of a United Nations flag to the school Latln Club Fortvllle High Schocl for ed a Latin Club in nlneteen forty e1ght Meetlngs are held on the fourth Thursday of each month There were two speclal mettings of the Latln Club this year fhe inltiation of new memb rs was held on January 5 May lO, was the annual goint meeting with the History Club, w 1ch was engoyed by all A movie entltle HAround South amerlcau was shown at the jo nt meetlng The officers for l95O Sl are Pres dent Rex Brown Vlce presi ent Wilma Himes nec etary Julia Ann Rader Treasurer Jo Springer . . 1 1 QV... 1 KJ A Q1 C ' .. . ' . I . 1 . . .A , u ' - ,X A , Y , 1 . . . ,- - , . 'a J - ' ., ' . pr. -S K e ' -1 f' . I A E. , S ' , I C' ff , .1 . . . . 4 m . .V n. 1 . l n ll ' n Y 4 - I . . . s . . . 9 2 . M' ' A ' ,q .. , .,,, l Q - . , . -5 ----... . Q 5' v. L .. .... A ....--.. Olffl l'l'l2I'C l af L 3rd Row Ir Iarris 2nd Boi left to rngnt Jaiee Flsher, Floyd Ltwark, mean White, lax J ugnn, Georgla Fort, Julia 5 ringer, Vavghn, Rosemary Burk, Jewel Rlchxlne lst Row left to Tl ht Ruth Noel, Nancy S1 rts, orllne LUNm1S, Jo nn Gud el, llllson lollenkfwf, Iary Holman, Dora Deml Brlles, Betty Cmlth, Cherry Kellermyer K2 . . I I u 'L g 1 Q vs if : anal ' 1 P I Q T it ' I Tl .L ' Margie Duzan, Alberta Cramer, Alberta Denney, Frances , s l J . If . -: 'QA : t ' .va t V ' ..' 3 3 I ' H ,Q C , M ' ' ,. o , ' , ,L , , xSQlfl,6!QI'lf KOLUQCL ?nd Row left to rlght Jack Jarrett, Sue Hiday, Julia Mr Harrls lst Row left to right lan Reece, Karon Gross, Alan Helems, Carolyn Gibson, Ned Brown O Springer, Dale Cannadar, Alberta Denney, Floyd Lewark, Student Council The tudent Council was organized in nineteen forty one under the supervision of Miss Crouch and Mr Owens The purpose of Student Council is to foster a better understanding among students and faculty members and promote a more democratlc form of government nach class is represented in the council by a boy and a girl, they are chosen by the r class members Two teachers are appointed by the faculty to help conduct meetings The officers of the Student Council are President, Vice President, and Secretary The officers are HOFlD ted by the Student Councll Members and are voted upon by the entire high school body The officers of the Student Council for 1050 l a e President Alberta Denney Secretary Julia Springer Commercial Club The Commercial Club was organized in nineteen fnfty one under the direction of the sponsor, Mr Harr s This organization is to help com ercial students and to promote friendship The officers elected were President Joann Gudgel Vice President Ralph Sears Secretary Julia Springer Treasurer Georgia Fort Reporter Frances Vaughn The main progect is the duplicating of a school news paper , C - , -7 r : Vice-President ----- Dale Cannaday J , u ' . 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V J- xx N A A' gl :SLJAC4 f Standlng left to rlght Mr Brown, Bubene lreton, Morris Passxater, Dale Cannaday, Rex Brown, Bob Orr, Jack Jarrett Front left to right Jlm Corman, Ned Brown, hax Vaughn Dlck Shear Lemoine Bombs, Charles Dlnger, Jim Suiter, Max Griffey, September l5 September 26 eptember 29 Date April 13 April 20 April 27 May Baseball Fortville New Palestine Fortville Charlottesville Fortville McCordsv1lle Basketball Marklevllle Middletown armel Summitvllle Franklin Twp Pendleton Greenfleld Clayton Markleville Morristown Lawrence County Tourney windfall Mlddletown Noble vllle Danville Pendleton St Marys Sectiona Tourney NcCordsville Track Opbosltlon New P l6QtlH6 Greenfleld New Palestlne Charlottsvllle NtComfort nden County Tr ck leet O20 1 O 20C OOO O02 r- I-' I3 fD UJUJ I-'UJ O10 tC OOO GOO 02C flace Greenfield der Here r enfleld 2-5 CfC C23 2-7 Y3 C51 O-6 f O-2 S O-O 4 T A-M 31 .- ' 43' 33 60 n 37 C 57A 36 ' 66L 3l . 66t 43 55 3 39 ' 47 L 42 63 2 26 ' SO 1 H7 . 67 - 33 - 66 L 32 Wilkinson 49 ' 3l M6' 33 'tw 73 ' 32 ' s ' 65 L 31 58 1 jlf' L 38 . 62 e 30 u 31 L a - ' - D ' l :l5 - ' - ' :CO ' Q 'A l -' ' :OO 1 a W ' :3O G e '5 I I HCDNURS Class Day Progr m Ma 99 l0Gl Processional Music delcome Salutation Awarding of Salutatorian's Pin Mr M1115 Athletic Awards Mr Brown G A Members Mrs Beaver Play Casts h1SS Bower Recognition of Chorus, Band, Operetta Casts Mr Durant Music Award Psi Iota i Representative Departmental Clubs and Officers Latin and History hrs Jefry Commerce Award B P 4 Renresentative H1 Y and S S Members and Officers Mr Youngblood Recognltlon of lunctual tj, lttendance, Student Council and Class CfflC9TS ctivlties Award Miss Crouch Presentation of Key nrline Lummis Acceptance of Key od Kendrick Legion Awards Legion Representative MUSIC Lions' Club Award Representative of Lions' Club Music Recognition of Students with HBH average Mr Murphy Awarding of Scholarship Plaque and Pin Mr Mills Valedictory Recessional Presentation of Class of '52 Music C a Y ee, f School Service: Cafeteria, Office, Library Mr. Harris '- . 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