Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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. A 7 SEVENTH GRADE These young boys and girls were sponsored by Martha Castle and Ermadine Lester. At the hrst of the year these students had to become accustomed to the routine of the school. Seemingly it didnlt take them long to learn the customs and rules. The following were in the seventh grade: Mary Lou Baker, Leo Baney, Evangeline Carter, J. B. Copenhaver, Mary Louise Cleveland, Beulah Crull, Kittura Deaver, Mabel Doerstler, Ida Drischel, Audrey Dumford, Annabelle Dyke, Philip Frantz, Donald Hall, David Hunt, James Innis, Esther jones, Margaret Jones, Betty La Velle, john Lundy, Emma Miller, Everett Miller, Russel Miller, Marshall Mohler, Robert Petty, Elizabeth Pickett, Ralph Ramey, William Rhodus, Edna Shields, Edwin Shields, Harold Smith, Roalie Smith, Paul Stewart, Betty Swove- land, Violet Thalls, Dean Thornburg, Margaret Thornburg, Lucille Townsend, Martin Ulerick, Phyllis Ulrich, Edna Wallace, Doris Warfel, john Wells, Lone Worl, Anne Wright. Twenfy-fam'

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7 EIGHTH GRADE Twenly-three , 5 The sponsors of the eighth grade were Theodore Sedgewick and Alida E. Morris. The following were members of this class: Beulah R. Allen, joshua Allen, Marjorie Allen, Marcelle Allread, Melvin Belt, Richard Bookout, Helen Burroughs, Robert Cartmell, Reba Davis, Theda Fosnight, Hazel Hammond, Marion Harcourt, Maxine Hoover, Jimmie jones, Mildred jordan, Laurence Lester, Robert McShirley, Vernon Metsker, Iolene Miller, Wallace Moore, Retta Brooks, Theda Monroe, Alice Myers, Jimmie Pass, Laurence Petty, Annabell Retherford, Louise Retherford, Herman Rhodus, Beryl Scott, john Robert Siegrist, Betty Irene Smith, Raymond Smith, Wilma Smith, Mary Louise Stenzle, Barbara Stone- cipher, Elmer Taylor, Robert Taylor, Frank Waltz, Wfarren Mahoney, Cleo Weaver, Roy Werking, james Wright, Charles Alexander. li 1 1 1 l I 1 1 1 l l 1 l i 1 l 9 1 1 1 l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l .J

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,o Class of '35 Our high ffhool duyf ure over And with Jorrow we turn nxide. A new life heginf tornorrow For thix elim of '55. Ties of friendfhip will he .revered AJ we go our Jepnrnie wuyf, But wehll ulwuyf look hucla with loving thoughm To our Jchool pnlf of yeyterduy. Fortune und fnnze will ronze to fonze, Stony puthf to u few. Life never uguin will he quite the mine When we trude old friendf for new. We ulwuyx fhull renienzher The joyful hourf we Jpent In lhe good old Hugerftown High Sehool Tho' our forinf with nge ure hent. UV e Jhull ulwuyx lovingly reineinher How teurherx would duily .rlrive To fee thu! euch one could jinish In the elim of '35. Twenty-five