Grovertown High School - Aries Yearbook (Grovertown, IN)

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QUE, X. 7 i ,a, 1' VW 73 5' SENIOR CLASS X HISTORY Of the twenty-three members who entered Grovertown School in September, 1941, only four will be present to graduate in 1953: Dian Harness, Don Dipert, Carl Rosander, and June Weller. The other be- ginning members ofthe class weer: Robert Adams, Charles Amor, Duane Arndt, Elsie Barden, Gail Bigler, Frank Cambellton, Merle Cook, Pa- tricia Coolrnan,Ben Finley, Jean Haines, Colleen Harness, Billy Heil- scher, Gail Leeper, Barbara Miller, Litta Randolph, Robert Rogers, Hazel Sinn, Jan Snyder, Raymond Thompson. The members of our graduating class joined us in the following grades: Second--Ethelyn Gressleyfrom Bippus, Indianag Fifth--Walter Ketcham from Oberg Sixth--Shirley Schultz from Walkerton, and Billie Powell from Mishawakag Seventh--Ralph Gillies from Phymouth,and EthelSummerlott from Hamletg Ninth--Nancy Hickman from Hamlet, Tenth--Joan Stahlberg From Chicago, and Wanetta Jones from Tyner, Eleventh--Rolin Popplewell from Knox. Our teachers and sponsors were as follows: First and second grade --Miss Hazel Eckerg Third--Miss Endicottg Fourth and fifth--Mrs. Her- iman Petersong Sixth--Mrs. Netheryp Seventh--Miss Thelma Heltong Eighth--Miss Helton and Mr. Petersong Ninth--Miss l-leltong Tenth-- Mr. Brentis Berkshireg Eleventh--Miss Helton, Twelfth--Mrs. Seger. We shallalways regard as highlights of our school life the initiation into high schooland the freshman play, Student Queen. We also re- call with pleasure the ordering of our green and gold sweaters, class rings, and the presentation of the junior plays, Jerry Gets the Fever and The Farmer's Daughter. Our Senior activities are depicted elsewhere in this annual. Other students who have sojourned with us at various times at Grovertown are Ruth Hamman,Junior Whitesell, Tommy Young, Teddy Fanzlaw, Junior Winkleman, Hazel Young, Doris Singleton, Ted Flory, Ray and Faye Burnside, Donald Janiszewski,Jack Crabel, Harold Davis, Carl Lehiy, Donald Yates, George Kessler,JimSchnel1, Marcia Schnie- der, Dorothy Wayne, Florence Schuchardt, Lilian Melcic, and Don Biers,Joe Erickson and Charles Carnes, influenced by the callof Cupid and Uncle Sam, respectively, left our ranks during the first semester of our senior year, 8 KX,

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