Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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SENIORS First row-Esther jones Felty, Margaret jones, Mary Lou Baker, Betty LaVelle, Rosalie Smith, Maxine Fisher, Shirley lean Swoveland, Beulah Thornburg, Lucille Townsend, Kathryn Hoover. Second row-Mary Brown, Dorothea Clements, Ida Dris- chel, Doris Warfel, Mary Gebhart, Phyllis Ulrich, Martha Faye Root, Mary Doris Kemble, Marcella lnnis, Mary Louise Cleve- land. Third row-Tula Smith, Dorothea Mendenhall, Betty jane Swoveland, Edna Shields, Mabel Doerstler, Evangeline Carter, Annabelle Dyke, Beulah Crull, Irene Crye. Fourth row-A. l. Birchfield, j. B. Copenhaver, Donald Foulke, Philip Frantz, Edwin Shields, Donald Hall, joe Bowman, Charles Paddock, Horace Davis. Fifth row-Martin Ulerick, l-larold Bowman, Dean Thorn- burg, Marion Harcourt, David Hunt, Ralph Ramey, Donald Suth- erland, Charles Williams. Sixth row-Lone Worl, Paul Andrews, Wilbur Beeson, Edward Beeson, Marshall Mohler, Ralph Petty, Vernon Brown, Kenneth Thompson, Robert Petty, lohn Wells, Fred Harrison. Amit it - --sun wire in-ng., ,vvwni,Lix:- W

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SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Officers: Kathryn Hoover . . . . Treasurer Don Hall ....... Epitome Head Edwin Shields ...... President Sponsors 2 joe Craw Martha Castle A Sedately and demurely we view them as in the pictures but not so in daily life. Play-real wholesome fun combined with bits of solemn study and work bring us on our way. Changed are our feelings of four years ago. Through freshman greenness, sophomore sweetness, and junior brilliancy, we find ourselves here with the day of graduation on the near distant horizon. We realize that we need to find and to dedicate our- selves to some specific task. We present this book in the spirit of progressive character building. What you find in it, if to your liking, absorb: if to your dissatisfaction, for our sake, cast it aside. What you dislike, others might prefer. After all, characters grow in varied channels. Let us lead out into con- structive thinking, building worthy of our name. Page fourteen

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PAUL ANDREWS Good guy. At first glance he looked serious but you could see a glint of humor in his eyes. On the Epitome Staff and a member of the Red Cross Council. EDWARD BEESON Mischievous. Better known as Puss. He joined us from Dalton in his fresh- man year. There's never a dull moment with Puss around. Interested in 4-H and Hi-Y Clubs. A. I. BIRCHFIELD Pitcher. A. I. was a left- handed pitcher, who pitched a no-hit game. los sowMAN Meditation. loe joined the class of 4O his iunior year. Interested in the more serious side of life, he was a member of debate team. He did a fine job in the senior play. VERNON BROWN Still Waters. Evidently Vernon believed silence is golden because he said little. He was agriculturally inclined and belonged to the F. F, A. DORTH EA CLEMENTS Red. She had red hair, was small in stature, was a G. R., and a member of the Epitome Staff. I. B. COPENHAVER lovial. Our class nomi- nation for someone to take Man Mountain Dean's place. I. B. belonged to the F. F. A. and was interested in agri- culture. MARY LOU BAKER Kind. Mary, quiet and sweet. She was in the senior class play and a member of the Epitome Staff. Oh! to wear clothes the way she did! WILBUR BEESON Dependable. Dalton cer- tainly contributed to our sen- ior class. When we see the A's he made, we wonder how he found time to be Hi-Y's program chairman. HAROLD BOWMAN Moocls. Hi-Y treasurer, on Epitome and Exponent Staffs. Harold fancied him- self a woman hater but fooled no one, evidenced by his many friends. MARY MARIE BROWN Cuddles. Little and soft like a kitten. Mary was quiet and always willing to help and was on the Epitome Staff. EVANGELINE CARTER Enthusiastic Big iob, little job, Evangeline was al- ways willing and ready. She was treasurer of G. R., on the Epitome Staff, and in the jun- ior class play. MARY LOUISE CLEVELAND Tiny, Mary was short, couldn't weigh 90 pounds. What she lacked in size she made up in liveliness. She was a member of 4-H for six years, BEULAH CRULL Conservative, Beulah had a strong determination to do what she believed was right. She was on the Epitome Staff and a member of the 4-H Club.