Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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fo , -au ' ... T ft... VY AA FD ESHMEN The Freshmen are thought of as being green, but in reality they are quite the opposite. ' They have shown their brilliance and fine attitude this year by occupying their full portion of the Honor Roll page. With sixty-two members in the class they have taken a very active part in the diiferent organizations of the school. Students belonging to Red Cross Council were Helen VValtz and Richard Oler. Although they are only Freshies now, they are hoping to be Seniors some day. They chose Mr. Florance Lester and Mrs. Miriam McCurdy as sponsors to guide them on the pathway to success. VY RA IN NOCEN CE PADDLES TROUBLES . NOISE

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' SUDHDMDIQES Small, insignificant, and yet very important to the success of the school-this characterizes the Sophomores. Not the individual members but the teamwork of all is making them an outstanding class in school. A Freshman gets razzed g a Junior's experiences are just beginning, and being a Senior gives a feeling of elation, but Sophomores are so unheard of. Wlhen this class graduates two years hence, they are sure they will leave behind a very extraordinary career. There were forty enrolled in the class. James Hartig was chosen president, and Elizabeth Bruce, secretary-treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Ruth Dutro and Mr. Virgil Heniscr. VY AA LANGUAGE PASSES NOTES COMING TIGERS

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vvvir T Y 'W' Y' -' wifi' ' 'Y' '-D' Elenrn The Eighth Grade entered Junior High School last year with thirty-eight members. There were thirty-four this year in the class. I ' Mr. Sedgwick was selected as their sponsor. Dorothy Dale represented her class in the County Spelling Contest held December 21 at Richmond. Their members in the Red Cross Council were Eleanor Romine and Virgil Davenport. The Junior High first team was chosen primarily from this grade. The team had the most successful year of any in four years. VY RA PRANKS ENVY FINDING MODES .S COMING KITTENS