Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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A RESUME OF THE ANNUAL STAFF We present in moods, formal and informal, as photographers Marshall Mohler, Donn Foulke, and Wilbur Beeson. Beware of the Ideas of March for calendar and horoscope reporters Shirley Swoveland, Mary Cebhart, Mary Lou Baker, and Edna Shields. lt's great to be editor like Hall with business manager, Betty LaVelle, and sales manager, Doris Warfel, on your shoulders. The artists, Margaret jones, Kathryn Hoover, and Beulah Thornburg are re- solved to background Dean Thornburg and Paul Andrews as inspiration for dedication. The catwalk view is of Ice Craw, Lucille Townsend, Kathryn Hoover, Edwin Shields, Wilbur Beeson, Doris Warfel, and Betty LaVelle at Epitome labor. Prophecy and Will were written by Mary Brown, lda Drischel, Mabel Doerstler, and Dorothy Clements. Bits of inspired literary work were compiled by Tula Smith, joe Bowman, Lucille Townsend, Evangeline Carter, while Hunt and Shields brought in the ads. Three jokers, Philip Frantz, Robert Petty, and Harold Bowman wisecrack about athletics and extra curri- cular activities as speedy typists, Marcella Innis, Mary Louise Cleveland, Beulah Crull, Phyllis Ulrich, Martha Faye Root, Betty lane Swoveland, Mary Doris Kemble, Maxine Fisher, Annabelle Dyke, and Irene Crye happily watch Hirsh- burgh. Page twenty-eight

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HAGERSTOWN-IEFFERSON 'rowNsi-nr PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAGERSTOWN, INDIANA FRANK M. UORY, Superintendent CLARENCE STOUT, President J. R. PRAW, P1-inviiml of High School ALBERT BLAND, Secretary LUTHER GLANCY, Principal of Grades WILLARD J. STAI-IR, Treasurer HELEN SMITH, Clerk Now that we know each other, let us look into the organizations and activities of the past year. THIS is dedicated to the Spirit of Progressive Character Building , and this certainly depicts well the purposes of our scholastic organizations and activities. lt seems that those functions merge, to make our education more diversified and more complete, than does ordinary book larnin' alone. Experience in these organizations and activities builds directly on the character of the individual, making the person self-reliant, giving him initiative, and training him to cope with the problems and perplexities of life. But enough of this prattle. Let's look in and see definitely the program of outside activities of our school. Page twenty-seven

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EXPONENT STAFF Tracing out, compiling and typing of all kinds of news was fascinating work, We scarcely realized that we had writ- ten as many as three hundred ideas for local paper. Ot course Mr. O'Neel was pleased and we were glad for the experience. Let's work for more vital, more interesting, more point to point school news. EXPONENT STAFF-Left to right: Doris lobe, joyce Swoveland, Ro- berta Keeling, Kathryn Hoover, Martha Faye Root, Maxine Fisher. Miss Alida Morris, lda Drischel, Rosalie Smith, Betty LaVelle, Reba Brown, Tula Smith, Angelina Hays, Margaret jones. David Hunt, Harold Bowman, Donald Brown, Paul Andrews. Miss Alida Morris and Mr. Edwin V. O'Neel i viii