Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Martha Castle Marfield Cain Bernice Hormel MISS MARTHA CASTLE History, Girls ' Physical Education Director. DePauw University, Ball State Teachers ' College A.B., Columbi a University. Student discipline is the best insurance against scholastic failure. MR. MARFIELD CAIN History, Boys ' Physical Education Director,Coach. Earlham College A.B., Butler University, Indiana University, Ball State Teachers ' College, Central Normal. To win is fun, to play fairly is fine. MISS BERNICE HORMEL English, Public Speak¬ ing, Drama. Earlham College, Ball State Teachers ' College A.B., University of Wis¬ consin. An instructor ' s duty goes far beyond the mere teaching of subject mat¬ ter. MISS ALIDA MORRIS English, Latin. Indiana State Teachers ' College A.B., Columbia University, University of California. As indispensable as books to H.H.S. Alida Morris Virgil Heniser MR. VIRGIL HENISER Science, Mathematics. Ball State Teachers ' College B.S., New York State Department of Pub¬ lic Health. To be happy we must learn to be healthy. MISS RUTH DUTRO Science, Machematics. Manchester College A. B., University of Chicago, Ball State Teachers ' Col¬ lege, Yosemite School of Field National History, University of Michigan. Abundant energy, well directed, is a vital force. MR. FLORENCE B. LESTER Mathematics. Indiana University, Ball State Teachers ' College A.B. Most often students learn more easily if the instructor presents his material with a studied lack of effort. Florence B. Lester Pa,qe sixteen

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JOE R. CRAW His abundance of energy and happiness, a sense of justice and sportmanship, an intense inter¬ est in humanity—all these qualities we find in our prin¬ cipal, Mr. Craw. Butler University A.B. and M.A. Botany—Education Page fifteen

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Theodore Sedgwick MR. THEODORE SEDGWICK Industrial Arts, General Science. Purdue University B.S. A., Ball State Teachers ' College. A good scoutmaster builds better men. MISS MAjORA KUNZ Art. Indiana University A.B., Indiana University Grad¬ uate Work. Art involves more than lines or colors, for per¬ sonalities are reflected most vividly in artistic ways. MISS ELIZABETH ACKERMAN Commercial. Ball State Teachers ' College A.B. Many students will use the commercial subjects they have mastered under capable instruction as their future means of livlihood. MISS MARTHA YOUNG Vocational Home Eco¬ nomics. Ball State Teachers ' College, Indiana State Teachers ' College B.S., Purdue University. Adequate preparation in the field of Home Eco¬ nomics is as important as in more technical fields. Page seventeen Martha Young MR. WILLIAM SHIVELY Vocational Agriculture. Purdue University B.S.A., Purdue University Graduate Study. With the Future Farm¬ ers of today rests the agricultural progress of tomorrow. MR. JULES BREWER Director of School Music. Indiana University B.P. S.M., Indiana University M.A. Music gives students their greatest opportunity to work together in an inspirational way. MISS HELEN SMITH Clerk. A helpful school figure —perhaps not really ap¬ preciated. William Shively Jules Brewer Helen Smith Majora Kunz Elizabeth Ackerman