Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)
- Class of 1942
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gerstown, Indiana, Robert Coomes, Hagerstown, Indiana, Alvarda Ellis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frank Heaston, Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert Jordan, Hagerstown, Indiana, Betty Foulke, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ro- bert Hamilton, Hagerstown, Indiana, J. Morris Forrest, Hagerstown, Indfana, Frank Kirkman, Richmond, Indiana, Don Kinsinger, Hagers- town, Indiana, Eileen Kelley, New Castle, Indiana, Ruth Lumpkin, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Betty Sue Martin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lena Beth Rinehart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Betty Richardson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Bonnie S-Lratton Grimis, Connersville, Indiana, Paul Stewart, Hagers- town, Indiana, William Stout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marion Smith Mul- len, Connersville, Indiana, Joyce Swoveland, Hagerstown, Indiana, Doris Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jack Teetor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Evelyn Swearingen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Arthur Sulteen, Hagerstown, In- diana, Kieth Ulerick, Greensfork, Indiana, Frances Wells Kinmuir, Connersville, Indiana, Margaret Thompson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Har- vey Waliler, Hagerstown, Indiana, John Wells, Hagerstown, Indiana Qlqavyj. E7lg1 dl'fl1gJ by INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING CO., INC. Indianapolis, Indiana Prilztizzg by HOWELL-GOODWIN PRINTING CO. 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TYPICAL FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES GUIIUVIII SJJUI7 1111- Jvr Mr. Sfdgzuicli Miss Bmvcfrs in- Xfl'7ll'fS in Biology A IVXSOII in Algv- 17171 u'iffJ Mr. L05- ff'I' ZA 3 Miss Allvlz and Holm' Econom- lrs gll'lX Fzzfzm' Furuzem Iviffl Mr. Shin'- ly Miss Fc'rry adds ll imzfb in arf Class Our Sophomore Year Brought New Activities As We go to press We review hurriedly, but in a retrospective manner, the Contents of zi year of activity. Programs, assignments, studies, experiments, recitals, commencement,-all of these plus many more are found in the yenr's calendar. Firmly We believe that education is the Composite of the experience of living. Fas- cinating is the art of composition: Start with an idea :ind snow ball others with the firstg if one is fortunate, 21 big fort of ideas might be the result. Themes, culled and revamped: photographs, singles and groupsq and a two day job with a competent photographer and fascination. The contract for engraving printing and binding file next in line. Cover choice is no easy tangle. Dummy complica- tions and at last we go to the printer. And with what do we go to him? Personnel, class, organization, athletics, alumni,-all ht- ed, tagged and typed in logical order. the retros- pect The Epitome. R. C. HINESLEY Miss HILDA THOMAS Miss HELEN SMITH Chemistry Bzzsiuffss Ednrnfiozz Clerk Purdue Univ. H't '7l' Univ. of Illinois Ball State Teaehefs Cole Columbia Univ. lege v 'fs - -.ir .,. .Q - V Niue Characters of Shorthand under Miss Thomas American Junior Year Means More Serious Work As seventh and eighth graders we were thrilled with the new building, a change of class rooms and varied subjects. And then we enrolled as freshmen-meek, and a little green-but anxious to fit into the citizenry of the school. After a class party or so with Miss Dutro and Mr. Lester and exposure to shop, biology, English, etc., we entered our sophomore year. We elected Miss Har- vey and Mr. Heniser as our sponsors with the hope that they might give us more freedom. But alas, there were still the well organized restrictions. XVQ partook of home economics, agriculture, art, and languages along with better English and geometrical figures. As juniors we took on a more serious tone. High school days were half gone. Decisions for thorough training must be made. XVe presented our class play, Little XVomen,,, had a party, or so with our sponsors, Miss Hormel and Mr. Rudicel, purchased rings, took active part in Hi-Y and G. R. programs and dances and enjoyed what we felt was a charming reception at the close of the year with our senior classmates. Ten bvsbiiim gi, ' History from Mr. Cory Instruction in geometry under Mr. Lester And Leadership in Outside Activities Miss BERNIQE HORMEL English, Public speak- ing, Drama Earlham College, Ball State Teaehers' College. Univeisity of Columbia Miss JOSINAH ALLEN Home Economics Purdue University THEODORE SEDWICK IlIf1lllSfl'ft1l Arfs, Gf'11z'ru1 Scielzfc Purdue University, Ball State Teachefs College REX RUDICEL B Il s i ll 0 s x Edurafiou, Pbysiml Educnfiozz, Conch Ball State Teacherls College s X v,i.i mn P' ., , , Hx if I3 5' iii? '6' f' Q. X V E uf Speech elass and Miss Hormel Mr. Rudicel instructs And As Seniors, We Realize More and More .-.g,.,. -Od' Miss MARTHA CASTLE Hisfory, Girl's Pbwysiml Edzmziiozz Direcfor DePauw University, Ball State Teaeher's College, Columbia University Miss CATHERINE FERRY Ari, English St. Mary's of -the Woods, State Teacher's College XVILLIAM H. SHIVELY Voazfiomzl Agl'iCIlIfZll'F Purdue University, Purdue University Graduate Study FLORENCE B. LESTER Mnfbellzaiies Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College X l ypists Health and Safety for seniors under Mr. Hinesley The Value of Preparation for the Future Those questioning days came at last. Would enough credits be learned, would sufficient knowledge be gained, would we be fitted for a position in the community or for college entrance? Our sponsors, Miss Castle and Mr. Craw, had lots of work, for senior days were filled with all such major problems. The social side was more interesting: we were the select, if such could be the case in school life. Our carnival brought in its expected returnsg UTISHH was a hilarious successg we sold concessions, and thereby eliminated ad- vertising in the annual for the hrst time in our annual history. Caps and gowns, baccalaureate, and commencement bespoke our graduation. We closed with 51-a record, good, bad, or other- wise-Hlled with ins and outs-but always UP. Tl7i7'fl'l'll CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS Robert Howell, Hi-Y president Mr. Joe Craw, sponsor Bill Carr, class president Norma Mettert, business manager Joanne Stahr, chief of Epitome Miss Martha Castle, sponsor Helen Strong, G. R. president Joan Thornburg, class secretary- treasurer JUNIORS Don Brown, vice-president Mr. Rex Rudicel, sponsor Rosalyn Love, secretary Wandah Davis, class president Miss Bernice Hormel, sponsor Roberta Keeling, treasurer SOPHOMORES Miss Hilda Thomas, sponsor Louise Cory, class president Harold Harvey, secretary-treasur- er Mr. R. C. Hinesley, sponsor Phillip Harris, vice-president FRESHMEN Maxine Troth, treasurer Miss Lucille Beavers, sponsor Patiicia Kutter, president Norma Wilkinson, secretary Mr. Arden Richards, sponsor Dona Jean Carpenter, vice-presi- dent To Mr. Craw--in Appreciation of His Faith in Youth WT, the seniors of the class of nineteen hundred forty-two, in deep appreciation dedicate this Epitome to Joe R. Craw. Wie are grateful for his advice and counsel, not only as an instructor in curricular activities, but as an individual in the com- munity as well. As principal of our school he holds the trust, faith, .ind confidence of each student who comes in contact with him. For this reason we dedicate our year book to this outstanding personality. LY JlEJIORIA M JUNE PEGG JUNIOR FULTON ELLA RUTH RAMEY Fifffwz -S .-1 V.: fi 511 Y sg Us Q' , in,',-Wvfixg'-Vf:i,iQ34QT, I Qjhv -ix-3'f4la1,,. . . fv h T3?lhw'f : Y1tXI 1 W LL wwww vkf JH d ' ,vu I ' J ' ,U V g M ll ' - 42. u! ull! IRQ' ' 4 1 - 2 ' 7 0 'FWZ' , T 1 . 5, EW 'I 4'- ill 'ul n ,I K C f V? wx ,AQ a-L ' 45' -' 7 fff-agp l V., W, 'E1E!ij3e, 61' 4, J Un- r U 4- M V I L as Y 's ,Jaap '-ii! ,, 45,4 .nrggxx .Il A 2 al ,'ii.' , L vl141ff: l9T' v' 7 wfQif21'?' ?,'Q gfe9-'13' J :ff B 'e,ff1gsQ5fE 4'fg5, ' , ,Q :g.if.1i7f.., ':, ,W ' sf, 5 X , Li??k 7f . . gjjlfl'-1g5 .,, -ggi, 45.5. gi r,Fxig,i15Y T'+f'Q Q3,31 W, 1715-Q' li an - e. '- ' ' , ' ' 7 ljiik? 4 l.,1'fu ig? .2 Firth., 1 41 -1- lvl ,5 Q . , Irs Hi. el tw. 11 .rf In 'AM bi- I y T J , 4 ? 3 '1 l?? :.f -f Zh Lf 33 ' . gg' 'If' J i ' wr In fn, .A nk Y I yb S Q ,... I 1. N I 4 fxi'LP. fill el' 1 s 31 'p xr, - A-4.-': f-an 13+ ' .-9 1 Qu .,'? '- - , I . .V 5 A-J f ' -1? ' P ' A ' I' 'TE T, JB' b-' U fliymf V1'Q..A.f . . , , .1,f.e .r? A' V' ms. 3' 1 'Q' ,iv-us, l fgggjgyagg, I W? , ,ll .1 'f:' H?545-':+fs?.h.s, .'3' , 'JQPQELM ' HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Rex Rudicel, Helen Smith, Catherine Ferry, Josinah Allen, Hilda Thomas, Martha Castle, Arden Richaids, Bernice Hormel, R. C. Hinesley, Alida Morris, Florance Les- ter, Lucille Beavers, Frank Cory, Theodore Sedgwick, Joe Craw, William Shively GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Kathleen Bammerlin, Georgia Thompson, Glennys Rocp, Luther Glancy, Betiy Espenlaub, Rulh Wilmore, Louise Neff Sixfvezz The Teachers Guide Our Learning Hours We've tried so hard to please, We think you must agree, We've done our best- Don't criticize, Just look on, don't blame me. Unfold these pages, you will see Our history from A to Z. We hope you like it, It's done for you. So, a toast to this Epitome. The students are a bright gay lot. On time? They ne'er are on the dot! But we forgive, They're not too bad, But certainly J. C. likes it not. We're fond of teachers, no less, Without them-oh, what a mess! So here's to them. Long may they teach Here at good old H. H. S. Norma Mettert Get the janitor and ask him if he'll fix this door. This quotation is quite familiar to Jake, John, or Brownie who are always Willing to help. Things about this school which are taken for granted such as, clean windows, empty waste-paper baskets, swept floors, and washed black boards are the result of the never- ending work of our faithful janitors. High School Janitors IOHN SELLS FAKE HUTCHINSON Grade School Janitor: EARL BROWN f 1 . I KU f' :V , 'Q , X I 1 X t 59 W X M .W.....-..-.f+.... ff- ----- 1 6 1 f f 1 I 1 5 3 . l 2 ? ' ,,i f PQ S'1Kf ffN1Lg Vt A XX og' if' . 's 1 'M Nwfgifii 5- S . I ' i XE SQ Mrk V -mwvwlw CLA SSES wf L A Fifi' . 1, , h7'ilb 7CU+f3 'v x, fnfir 5 QQ Xx PW 1 cf XZ R lu-5 -Q. +4 L 1 5 ' I4 ii? , s fl 1' 2 3-5 Lk z Q 9:3 f- f 4 ,fx ,Y 91,2 ' A ' 'Q S 1' JS A N56 5 . 5 .afiii f ' 5' ,--' ,I g , Af ig:-. ' 5 , If 7 i' V b' . Z, j Q - l A ! 5 1 ' . 9 - -L .2 3 , , , ' . 1 ' 11,73 ' ' 115' K w ' fn- QL , E X, ,S-124-6.-, - - qs. X 1 -sis, Ll Q2 - 3+fn:.N, YT v.. 5 -.K 5? 'l '51E:f 72 if W' 'ff .3 . ' Li 5' . 'iifx 22 ' ' 1' , ' 3 N vp b Y an-:U A . , ! A.,-232,-T. . - -1 ' I .-fr-:1..,g:.':,f -K - . , . M-rf rlfjlffl , :CXP-::.,, H , The Seniors of 1942 CALVIN AMMERMAN .... All Through fha Night ANNA FAY ANDREWS .... Ain'f Misbvhazfin 752 HARRX' BAUMGARTNER .... He's Makin' Eycs af MN' VICTOR BEESON .... Whisf1in' in fha Dark BEULAH BENNETT .... Third Finger, Left Hand CHELSA BORDER .... Foolish ROBERT BROOKS .... Yon Can Win REBA BROWN . . . . Spiffin ' rr U HESTER BRUNER .... Szwvi an If Lovely RUTH BULMER .... Scaftrrhraif1 BILL CAR LUCILLE DOWNING .... Da3fa'r WARNER DUMFORD . . ., R ..,. Baby Boogiru rr 73 ROGER DOERSTLER .... Farnzcr in tha Dell warning Tha Man Wfho Conwy Around JANE DURBIN .... S0phisfivafed Lad-uf' EUGENE FOUTZ .... jealous JANE FORREST .... O You Bvaufiful Doll CHARLES FONVLER .... Fiz'v Foo! Two, Eyrs of Blue JAIAES GIGGY .... Nu F00Iin JOE GWIN .... Whatcha Knou ORVILLE HAMMOND fr vs BETTY GRAY . . . Dark Eyes ,y lovu . . . . Good Humor Man ANGELINE HAYS .... GI-vvn Eyvsu LEWIS HILBERT .... The Shvik ROBERT HOWELL .... FREDA HEASTON .... I-Irrz' Coznvs fha Bria'v V! Old Faifhfzilu Tzucfizfy-Om' The Seniors of 1942 HAROLD HUNT .... Drifting nuff Dl'f'lIlIIf1IgU REBA JOHNSON .... Szwvf Suv VIRGINIA JORDON .... Cbnlfrrl1ox KATHLEEN KNAPP .... Tell Mr' Why RICHARD KNAPP .... Daring Young Manu JOE LILLY .... Hora Today, Goin' Tomorrow PHYLLIS MARTIN .... Crazy Abozzf Horsvsv YVONNE MCINTTRE .... I Got If Bad ROBERT MEAD .... Take Me Oni to the Ball Ganzcu JACK MEGENITH' .... Smiles HOWARD METSRER .... Get Oni una' Gai Uzm'rr', NORMA MI'iTT12RT .... I'n1 Working My Way Thru Collfgv JANICE MURRAY' .... Lovely to Look Af REX PORTOR .... r'CtIlI,f You Ham' Mc' Collin' Cm'o1im ' RUTH REED .... I-Ic s in flu' Army Nou ' LA XVORA RHINEHART .... HFl'ft'lIL1Sl7f!7 CARL ROOT .... Holm on Ihr Rmzgf' ROBERT SMALL .... C1n'lyfop MORRIS SMITH .... Carvlf-xxx JOANNE STAHR .... O, lobuuiv HELEN STRONG .... Tim Low of Mind' DONALD THOMAS .... PofI11'ovs Arc'Cbw1Ll2ur JOAN THORNBURG .... Lady in Rad GERALD WALTERS .... Sly Old Gvfzflwzzafz WILMA NVEAVER .... Sfn1zc'bm'1'y Blo11a'f ' RUTH XVOOD . . . . Shari zum' Sll'l't'fH Tu 'wzfy-TlJ1'vv Next Year It's Our Turn 23: Juniors are always the ones who are confronted with new obligations, such as Q1 play and prom. They have done an excellent job of handling both. Their play, THE FOUR DAUGHTERSQ, is one which won't be forgotten soon and their Prom was much appreciated by the seniors. The juniors have done a grand job and there is every reason to believe that they will do as well as seniors. 2:15 v f Lx. g'w Juniors First Row Betty Murray Frieda Ellen Reed Rosalyn Love Roberta Keeling Alice Rinehart Martha Andrews Freda Hanna Alice Kirkman Gertrude Klotsch Wandah Davis Wanda Ramey Vera Dilling Second Row Miss Bernice Hormel Wendell Rhoades John Seward Robert Wisehart Duane Carter Martin Mohler Richard Snoke Horace Smith Derrell Swearingen Don Brown Mr. Rex Rudicel Tbira' Ron' Marion Paddock Betty Sue Thalls Mabel Stevens Barbara Bane Marjorie Ellis Bernie Stratton Sally Cartmell Rhea Scott of 1942 F011 rfb Row Kathryn Burroughs Helen Rinehart Robert Harris Myron Davis Naomi Baldwin Don Weatherly Junior Coomes Eddie Konig Fiffb Ron' Jimmy Foulke Gene Fagan Frank Blevins Harold Cromis Thomas Gatzek Lyman Weatherly Charles Fisher Nvarren Foutz Sixfb R0 zu Donald Canaday W'alter La Mar Richard Gray Edgbert Andrews Robert Stomm Sl'l'L I1fl7 Ron' Mae Harlan Clyde Keylon Phillip Stout Betty Wissler Tzwzzfy-File Inf ., W It 43- . ..:,h 193'- sf.. 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J . if'-2? 9 9 ' !-,14155 ' f- -r ' ' f.'1.'f.ffC'-fl ,i,.- -ve , , - if ....v x -'f iff 1: X 1 M, v 'A ' Q w will 141.4 .n .Ei N l 1 Jw- .v3w 'K f-'41 J. 1 'im 10: fu .vw Sophonunes Firsf Row Mary Snyder jean Ann Jackson Betty Taylor Darlene Cordell Evelyn Hanna Betty Lou Thomas Marilyn La Velle Mary Jane Hindman Mildred Nicholson Mary Ellen Benson Maxine Miller Scfvond Row Doris Chamberlin Miss Hilda Thomas Phillip Harris Phillip Cromer Dick Brown Zane Stohler Jerry Smith Harold Harvey Robert Wood Robert Blevins Edwin Coy Gerard Parsons Mr. R. C. Hinesley Third Row Donna Lantz Ruth Smith Emma Heaston XVilma Jean Dennis Ula Marie Ammerma Madonna Miller Louise Cory Millicent Snoke Rulu Brooks I1 of194Z Fourih Rou Reginald Beeson jay Berry Vernon Brubaker Francis Morrison Charles Cromis Allen Hale Rex Lilly Junior Thalls Roy Harcourt Fifth Row Alice Wells Mildred Garvin Agnes Hammond Dorothy Knapp Sarah Alice Shafer Georganna Kelley Helen Bird Wfilla Dean Crye Betty Jane Kellum Sixth Rau' Kenneth Kirkman Robert Hutchens Roger Thornburg Frank Lumpkin Robert Brown Cecil Stenzel Don Huddle Benjamin Taylor Willis Lannerd Twmitj'-Six Here They Are-- Those Sophomoresv Xl: Soplionzores are the ones you never hear much about. But that isn't this Sophomore class! They haven't outgrown their freshman tendencies yet and with the exception of :i few probably never will. Everyone enjoys being with the sophomores because there is never a dull moment. Because of them you often hear, Those sophomores! IGP .K -X -'z-ff--in-f .,- - v -K Freshmen of 1942 F irsf Row Marjorie Sherry Mary Lou Swoveland Kathryn Shinn Pat Kutter Joan Daugherty Hazel Willis Faye Dale Marguerite Cross Maxine Troth Judy Siegrist Wanda Rinehart Mary Lou Paddock Second Ron' Bill Brankle Murray Stout Donald Fulton Charles Conway Fred House Russell Brower Ralph Shafer Kenneth Mahoney Ralph Veal Keith Bales Billy Shively Miss Lucille Beavers Third Row Bertha McFarland Catherine Hilbert Mary jean Smith Carol Beeson Ruth Hilbert Lois Dumford Jo Clair Havron Dona Jean Carpenter Norma Wilkinson Fourfb Row George Klotsch Marvin Locke junior Murray Richard Hays Donald Burgess Donald Stikeleather Dean Worl Ralph Waltz Leslie Hilbert Robert Harcourt Fiffb Row Robert K, Brown Marvin Stohler Russell Cheek Homer Cordell Robert Brown Roy Baumgartner Raymond Hoover Clara Mae Ellis Peggy Hoover Dora Ulerick Sixfb Row Paul Retherford Thelma Garvin Robert Bulmer Phillip Belt Rozella Solomon Marvin Mahoney Serwztb Row Robert Stikeleather Robert Gray Cecil Andrews George Dennis George Crye Robert Burroughs Twcvzfy-Eigbf These Are the H. H. S. Freshmen 67 Strong XP Fresbmezz usually live up to the saying that they are just a bunch of greenies, but this year the saying doesn't hold true. This crop of freshmen are holding their own, as we all have found out! They Want to be in everything and they will do anything. These sixty-seven have started their high school activities Well and from all indications will continue in this same enthusiastic manner. 23? First Row John Harold Adamson Bill Caltmell Tom Teetor John Nelson J. N. Rinehart Tommy Cromer Cyril Lester Fred Hanna Russell VVa1npler John Harlan Second Row Jaan Flood Barbara Jean Foulke Dottie Lou La Velle Diannali Purdy Esther Rinehart Martha Bales Eighth Grade Peggy Stenzle Helen Lantz Eulalah Scott Patricia Goodlin Valeda Keeling Mr. Florence B. Third Row Marcella Philips Mary Miller Barbara Teetor Bertha Asche Marcella Shively Lawanda Cromis Joanne Paton Norma Brown Leora Fuson Barbara Corbitt Lester Fourth Row Barbara Solomon Kenneth Strong Bill McCammon James Simpson Richard Cordell George Bertram Marvin Clark Daniel Frazier Charles Brooks Fifth Row Robert Jones Clidus Rinehart Ralph Crabtree Richard Pitts David Smith Richard Groves Guy Ramey Arthur Gray Ili E iii Seventh Grade First Row Edna Coomes Betty Ridge Marcia McGeorge Bonnie Barrett Lorene Keeling Clara Mae Fosnight Marilyn Worl Martha Cromer Virginia Rhoades Second Row Norma Stikeleather Jacqueline Snoke Joyce Teetor Barbara Steward Betty Stikeleather Dottie Rouse Marilyn Bane Marjorie Duniford Emogene Crabtree Third Row Joyce Johnson Doi othy Gwin Eugene Bruner Max Bruner George Bard Beverly Thalls Marjorie Fulton Helen Garvin Fourth Row Miss Alida Morris Herschell Murray Norman Gray Robert Kuhn Franklin Ashinger Dean Conwell James Cory Tom Rhoades Fifth Row Billy Deniaree Bill Wilkinson Jack Downing James Bird Marvin Sherry Walter Ulrich Rfchard Kirkman 9, .V X ' ,gg ff -gggigzl ,X .Ei Final touch in dentistry--.1 part of the extra-curricular program URGANIZA T 0NS .- xx, L. -V 4.1. . ., s, A . 4 . ' XG' Cv,-U . . P My ...Ag N. '- f '--. Ln., ,. Q -'.,,.-' ,. :. J i M Ki I'- O vu., 5' A E ' HQ EQ'- Z -ug' 4 1. , S-334 '- K. .,'4?,- 'F V '-,gf f -L .1 W QLUNY ffl 1: gf is 9' r Q, 1 'f 'x A ' 5? y , ' - f? 'ii f Ou E1 ' 1 .' , 'Q ,- .f. ' f.f wb- ' -- - I -, , 'A- A-,QE 1 gf 5 YJKN .f...f1Q:5A-756.1 1 l . f 1 +I' 1 L' f4'3if5?f f ' 7 ' - ' 5' 55. -' f g H .1 fy 2 1-1 i4 ov Elf -f -7 A 125 E A1 ' .1 rr,-A ., -' 'ggi ...:.f..f.A .k 'Z lv A S A -, 'I gi-:mana-' 'Fw ' D ' ' - ' .,-L-f.1..1,,--: wx , V , l 5 .A V 1 , . - ffffb ' ' -1: Tbrrfw-,NA .K N- H Q - A ,V IAN..-,-5, V. , 4.1425-2i,.,59'-',' ' V , ...M ' , I 'NA-M-,K ,,44..L.g:-.nf,-J.-. ----.--Eff?-E ., , ,,.,..-1?-4.x-1 ff-- OFFICE MISS HELEN SMITH Clerk EXPONENT Help for the Office -- And News for You OFFICE HELP Sorry, but he's in class -An expression quite familiar to those who help in the office. Telephones to answer, errands to run, absence slips ..... all these and many other small land largej duties are the responsibility of office help. Mr. Craw certainly can use these students in his various activities. Incidentally. it's a privilege to be able to help Mr. Craw. So, underclass- men, keep on the straight and narrow path and you, too, may sometime bd in the office for other reasons than you generally are now! OFFICE First Row-La Vora Rinehart, Wilma Jean Weaver, Miss Helen Smith, Betty Lou Gray, Joanne Stahr, Rex Porter Second Row-Reba Brown, Phyllis Martin, Helen Strong, Freda Heaston 22? 90170122 EXPONEN T STAFF First Row-Billy Shively, Miss Alida Morris, Betty Lou Gray, Joan Thornburg, Ange- line Hays, Janice Murry Second Row-Vera Dilling, Betity Taylor, Phillip Stout, Harold Cromis, Kathleen Knapp, Jane Durbin,fJane Forrest News, new, news ...... that's the job of the Exponent staff. All school news must be collected, written, typed and delivered to Mr. Edwin O'Neil for publication in the Hagerstown Exponent. This activity is one of the many sponsored by Miss Morris. Maybe from this group will spring some of our future newspaper and radio columnists, who knows????? Editor-in-chief ,, ,,,. Janice Murray Assistant ,,,,,, . , Joan Thornburg Hi-Y ,,.,,,,, Phil Stout Sports ..,,, Everett Smith G. R. ..,s,,,, Angeline Hays Seniors ..,,s . Virginia Jordan Juniors ,,,,....,., , Vera Dilling Sophomores ,,,. , Betty Taylor Freshmen .s,,,., ,,,, ,, ,, ,, , , ,,,,,,, ,, ,, Billy Shively Home Economics ,,,, ,, ,,s,,, ,,,,,, ,,s,, , , . ., ,,,, Doris Chamberlin Typists Kathleen Knapp, Betty Gray, Jane Forres-k, Jane Durbin Tbi1'fy-Fin' In Library and Control, Books Are Important Xl, BOARD OF CONTROL My books won't balance! How often We hear that state- ment. These students and teachers control the finances of the school. Itls really quite a job. just you try it and youlll see! They have proved themselves trustworthy and have rendered invalua- ble service to the school. Miss Smith, lf-Ielen to everyonej acts as Comptroller of finances. XP LIBRARIANS Wfor1'lJy books are not Coiizpaizioizs-flycy are solitudes We lose' oizrsrlws in 1l!Je lII aim' all our cares -Philip Iames Bailey Quiet please. This must be the- motto of the library. After all, it is a place to work and not the place to old friendships. Whether you know it or not, these librarians have a job on their hands. They are always willing to help the student find what ever he is interested in-from Shakespeare to Disney. A library can act as a magic carpet in which you view the places which you may never be able to visit yourself. A book can open realms of unknown wonders, if we only take the time to go beyond the first chapter of the book and read something beside superman. So let's give our library a chance! Tlairly-Six 1 ii 5 i 1+ sv' fkwn cr ' A Nl 'N A -SX if ii F 'S' if if- ,. 21- gf' 9'-' am -1. li iiw lul l i N 9 'g A .- , -sn is 'fly f Jwlsmfmg BOARD OF CONTROL First Row-Angeline Hays, Miss Helen Smith, Maxine Tloth, Roberta Keeling. Rosalynn Love Second Row-Miss Josinah Allen, Wilma Jean Weaver, Duane Carter, Dona Jean Car- penter, Joan Thornburg' LIBRARY First Row - Miss Bernice Hormel, Jane Foirest, Joan Thornbuig, Jane Durblin, Rosalynn Love Second Row-Joanne Stahr, Frfeda Ellen Reed, Betty Lou Gray, Angeline Hays, Anna Faye Andrews, Phyllis Martin, Reba Jshnson, Yvonne McIntyre TZ1i1'fy-S01 'vu BOYS' GLEE CLUB MR. ARDEN RICHARDS Director GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Notes About the Note-Readers! BOY'S GLEE CLUB Sylvia Anchors Aweigh If you were to listen outside the door of the music room, don't be sur- prised if you should hear the boys rendering a version of Chattanooga Choo- Choo! They believe in singing the latest along with the oldest music. Although this organization is rarely heard from, the boys enjoy their bi-weekly periods spent in the music room. Their accompanist is Bill Carr. We believe We should hear more from this group. How about it, boys? First Row-Mr. Arden Richards, Allen Hale, Morris Smith, Don Brown, Benjamin Taylor, Bill Carr, Warren Fouts Second Row-Rex Lilly, Bill Brankle, Donald Burgess, Gerard Parsons, Russell Brower, Jerry Smith, Frank Blevins, Edwin Coy Third Row-Richard Knapp, Junior Coomes, Roy Harcourt, Willis Lannerd, Phillip Stout, Joe Lilly, Myron Davis Fourth Row-Phillip Cromer, Robert Harris, Robert Blevins GIRIXS GLEE CLUB Sympathy Recessional The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Richards is probably, with the exception of the band, the most popular organization of the music depart- ment. They have appeared in many school functions and in as many community affairs. This year the Glee Club' is formed by Hfty-foun girls. They sang many types of songs ranging from old masters to modern composers. May the Glee Club continue to be as popular' and noteworthy in the cur- riculum of school years to follow! First Row - Agnes Hammond. Betty Kellam, Betty Sue Thalls, Willa Dean Crye, Catherine Hilbert, Mr. Arden Richards, Caiol Beeson, Barbara Bane, Lucille Downing, Betty Murray Second Row-Millicent Snoke, Be-ity Taylor, Kathryn Burroughs, Marilyn LaVelle, Mary Jean Smith, Janice Murray, Norma Mettert, Joan Thornburg, Louise Cary, Joanne Stahr Third Row - Kathleen Knapp, Bernie Stratton, Darlene Cordell, JoClaire Harvon, Dona Jean Carpenter, Wandah Davis, Frieda Ellen Reed, Ruth Bulmer, Gertrude Klotsch Fourth Row-Thelma Garvin, Evelyn Hanna, Roberta Keeling, Helen Bird, Jane For- rest, Jane Durbin, Clara Mae Ellis, Alice Wells Fifth Row - Helen Rinehart, Anna Andrews, Mildred Nicholson, Mary Benson, Mary Jane Hindman, Marjorie Ellis, Doris Chamberlin, Ruth Hilbert, Jean Ann Jackson, Ula Marie Ammerman Sixth Row - Marion Paddock, Faye Dale, Marguerite Cross, Marjorie Sherry, Mary Lou Paddock, Bertha McFarland, Sally Cartmell, Hazel Willis Tbirfj'-Nifla' I? BAND STRING ENSEMBLE JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Music Hath Charms--Here Are Our Charmers BAND On You Tigers Star Spangled Banner You can't have a good basket ball game without a band! This year our band play- ed at almost all the home games and at other school programs. They met three per- iods a week with Mr. Richards. The band, along with all the other musical organiza- tions, gave a concert in March. Everybody seemed to enjoy it. On to a bigger and better band next year!!! First Row: Gerald Parsons, Kathleen Knapp, Peggy Hoover, Marvin Locke, Bob Jones, Junior Coomes, Junior Murray, Robert Gray, Bill Ulrich. Second Row-Helen Strong, Marjorie Sherry, Richard Hays, Don Stikeleather, George Bertram, Reginald Beeson, Donald Thomas. Thirdr Row-Bill Carr, Frank Blevins, Robert Harcourt, Richard Groves, Marjorie Ellis, Gertrude Klotsch, Agnes Hammond, Ralph Veal, Duane Carter. Fourth Row-Dean Conwell, Cyril Lester, Billy Cartmell, James Cory, Martha Bales, John Adamson, Marvin Sherry, Jerry Smith, Gerald Walters, Mr. Arden Richards. STRING ENSEMBLE The String Ensemble is a new division of the music department organized this year by Mr. Richards. They showed great improvement as the year progressed. It consists of violins, cello, bass, and piano. They played at many school functions, in- cluding senior and junior play, tea, Christmas program, and the concert. First Row-Mary Jane Hindman, Mr. Arden Richards, Wilma Jean Weaver. Second Row-Marjorie Sherry, Joanne Stahr, Bill Carr, Louise Cory, Darlene Cor- dell. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Practice makes perfect . .... We can imagine what the parents of these young and ardent' musicians endure. But it's worth it, they all agree. These junior orchestra members are students from the grade school and the junior high school. Under the leadership of Mr. Richards, our music supervi-sior, they are learning the fundamentals that are necessary for musical education. They have improved during the year and appeared in public program. We shall expect a lot from these students of the musical organizations of the fu- ture! First Row-Benny Shively, Charles Earl Cain, Bob Forrest, Ivan Crull, Gene Reed, Marvin Sherry, Billy Demaree, Jim Tuttle. Secondi Row-John Nel-son, Es-ther Rinehart, Dorothy Rinehart, Wannalee Gordon, Dean Conwell, Marcella Shively. Third Row-Marvin Clark, Mr. Arden Richards, James Cory, Bob Jones. Forly-Om' f 1 GIRL RESERVES First Rowe Millicent Snuke, Alice Rinehart, Phyllis Martin, Marjorie Ellis, Martha Andrews, Freda Hanna, Helen Rinehart, Vera Dilling, Gertrude Klutsch, Evelyn Hanna, Betty Lou Thomaa Second Row -Frieda Ellen Reed, Agnes Hammond, Betty Sue Thalls, Rosalyn Love, Wandah Davis, Sally Cartmell, Ruth Wood, Faye Dale, Marguerite Crnss, Beulah Bennett, Mary Lon Paddock, Ruth Reed, Marjorie Sherry. Third Row 'Carol Beeson, Helen Strung, Hazel Willis, La Vura Rinehart, Yvonne Mclntyre, Jane Forrest, Jane Durbin, Angeline Hays, Marilyn LaVelle, Helen Bird. Fourth Row fMary Lou Swuveland, Wilma Jean VVeaver, Nurma Mettert, Reba Johnsim, Rxberta Keelimz, Mabel Stevens, Norma Lee Wilkinson, Barbara Bane, Kathryn Burroughs. Fifth Row- fMary Jean Smith, Joan Thornburg. Janice Murray, Anna Faye Andrews, Catherine Hilbert, Bernie Stratton, Betty Wissler, Betty Kellam, Doris Jobe, Alice Kirkman. Sixth Row Maxine Miller, Betty Lou Gray, Joanne Stahr, Ula Marie Ammerman, Darlene Cordell, Rhea Scott, Willa Dean Crye. Peyzpzy Hoover, Jean Ann Packson. Seventh Ruw fDura Ulerick. Emma Heastun, Dorothy Knapp, Clara Mae Ellis, Betty Taylor, Wanda Rinehart, Patsy Cutter, Maxine Truth, Joan Dauyzhtery. Eight Row- Kathleen Knapp, Freda Heaston, Alice Wells, Jo Claire Havron, Bertha McFarland, Geurganna Kelley. Thelma Garvin, Louise Cory, Madtmna Miller. Ninth Row- Ruth Bulmer. Hester Brun- ner, Dona Jean Carpenter, Lois Dumford, Mary Jane Hindman, Doris Chamberlin, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Martha Castle. -s GIRL RESERVE CABINET l --. V '--. Girl Reserfves Lead in Girls' Activities GIRL RESERVE CABINET President Program chairman Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Social chairman Service chairman Devotional chairman Journalist , Publicity chairman Pianist Song leader 23, Helen Strong Joanne Stahr Norma Mettert ,Ioan Thornburg Wilma Weaver Sally Cartmell Anna Andrews LaVora Rhinehart Janice Murray Angeline Hays Kathryn Burroughs Wandah Davis GIRL RESERVE CLUB The Gill Reserve Club, a junior branch of the Y. W. C. A., develops the cha- racters and personalities of the girls through social, religious, and community activi- ties. The club boasted a membership of 96 girls this year, with every senior girl a mem- ber, a goal for which we have been striving a long time. You have only to look at the calendar to realize that the club has had ai very busy year. Their main events were: Harvest Hcp, Mother and Daughter Tea, Christmas Banquet, and the May Breakfast. They have accomplished many things this year under their new sponsor, Miss Castle, who contributed much to the success of the club year Girl Reserves, bere's fo you, May your spirit lean' 011 erer irue, Guide your lives, keep fbem pure, Girl Reserves. Forfy-Three HI-Y Club Upper Left-Mr. R. C. Hinesley, Sponsor. Upper Right-Hi-Y Ofiieers. Bottom Picture First Row-Charles Fowler, Billy Brankle, Dick Brown, Phillip Harris, Roy Harcourt, Duane Car- ter, Junior Coomes, Richard Hays, Harold Cromis, Allen Hale, Donald Burgess. Second RowfReginald Beeson, Robert Blevins, Edwin Coy, Don Huddle, Georyze Klotsch, Marvin Stohler, Don Fulton, Marvin Locke, Russel Brower, Robert Gray, Murray Stout, Paul Retherford. Third Rowe-Don Stikeleather, Robert Wiseheart, Charles Conway, Horace Smith, Richard Gerard Parsons, Jerry Smith. Zane Stohler. Fourth Rowflienjamin Taylor, Donald Thomas, Martin Mohler, Frank Blevins, Rex Lilly, Robert Harris, Don Brown, Willis Lannerd. Fifth Row'-Harold Harvey, Phillip Stout, Robert Mead, Richard Knapp. Mr. R. C. Hinesley, Robert Small, Robert Howell, Roper Thornburpr, Morris Smith. Sixth Row- -Jimmy Foulke, Edgbert Andrews, Howard Metsker, Bill Carr, Chelsea Bord:r, Wayne Sulteen, Phillip Cromer, Myron Davis. Seventh Rowf Lewis Hilbert, Roger Duerstler, Orville Hammond, Rex Porter, Gerald Walters. Snwke, RN If S A ,,.,,,,. wr Hi-Y Promotes Serfvice on Part of H. H. S. Boys xr CABINET President Robert Howell Vice-president Charles Fowler Secretary Don Brown Treasurer Duane Carter Social Chairman ,Bob Small Devotional chairman Lewis Hilbert Sergeant-at-arms Harold Cromis Song leader Gerald Walters Pianist Bill Carr Pile Purpose: To frcafc, Hlllfllfllill, and cxlefzd fbrougfJouf flu' school and rom- nzurzify, bigb sfaurfards of Christian rfJurac'f1'r. A, junior organization of the Y. W. C. A., the, Hi-Y is paltly responsible for the atmosphere of a high standard of entertainment, perfonal initiative, and value of living as Christians that pervades -the community. Before the school year started many of the otiicers attended a training school at Tecumseh. They sent several delegates to a conference at Kokomo. They spansored their annual Father and Son Banquet in January and also a skate. The G. R. and Hi-Y have had several club programs together and have sponsored different school projects. The club has had a profitable year under the leadershfp of their new sponsor, Mr. R. C. Hinesley. We are glad so many boys are interested in the improvementl of bith body and spirit. May the club continue to grow! Forty-Fire .svn Um' if I Q Q, H 4,64 Q 5 .gg 59 Qty 'I' + II' + FROSH S9Pl'l JUNIOR SENIO Ano uv1oAunvLomA Ano GRADUATIO W jf-A AT HAGERSTOWN 5 HIGH SCHOOL . . . fla w Z 5 7 ml M ffqlz Vocational Education This year there are ninety boys engaged in the pursuits of learning some practi cal trade from machine, wood, and sheet medal shop. Theodore Sedwick, instructor First Row: Paul Retherford Reg.nald Beeson Bill Brankle Don Fulton Frank Blevins Eddy Konig Harold Harvey Junior Coomes Richare Hays Zane Stohler Allen Hale Kenneth Mahone Second Row: Jay Berry Phil Cromer Charles Conway Homer Cordell Dick Brown Phil Harris Junior Murray Marvin Locke Y Don Burgess Marvin Mahoney Don Stikeleather Third Row: Charles Fowler Junior Thalls Bcb Cross Roy Harcourt George Klotsch Keith Bales Robert Burroughs Richard Snoke Leslie Hilbert Fourth Row: Bob Stikeleather Bob Harcourt Fred House Charles Cromis Gerard Parsons Roy Baumgartner Phillip Belt Robert L. Brown Frances Morrison Fifth Row: Vernon Brubaker Bob Blevins Don Huddle Clyde Keylon Duane Carter Marvin Stohler Robert Hulchens Kenneth Kirkman Cecil Stenzle Sixth Row: John Seward Robert Brown Murray' Stout Russell Brower Harold Hunt Harold Cromis Willis Lannerd Tunny Davis Seventh Row: Charles Dennis Edgbert Andi ews Victor Beeson Robert Gray Morris Smith Edwin Coy Roger Thornburg Charles Fisher Eighth Row: Bill Ulrich Robert Wvood Pete Gwin Russell Cheek Ben Taylor Rex Lilly Richard Knapp Ninth Row: Roger Doerstler Carl Root Bob Harris Ted Sedgwick Bob Brooks Robert Brown Tenth Row: Wendell Rhoades Chelsea Border Cecil Andrews George Crye Sl. Future Farmers of America Mofioz Learning fo Do, Doing fo Learn, Earning fo Live, Living fo Serra The Future Farmers is an organization of vocational agriculture students. This organization sponsors the extra-curricular activities of the agricultural boys, such as international live stock trips and the pest campaign. In addition, it also helps to finance the conservation club which raises pheasants. These boys who are studying to be Future Farmers will be our future farmers. It is gratifying to know that so many boys realize the need for modern farming. F. F. A. Officers Mr. William Shively, instructor Second Row: Martin Mohler, president Horace Smith, vice president Gene Fagan, reporter Mr. William Shiveley, instructor Roger Doestler, receiver of Hoosier Farm First Row: Donald Thomas, secretary Roger Doestler, treasurer Mr. William Shively, sponsor degree F. F. A. Group First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mr. Williain Shively Ralph Veal Edwin Coy Paul Retherford Robert Brown Robert Brown Roger Doe-stler Robert Blevins Don Thomas Robert Stomn Kenneth Kirkman Richard Gray Robert Wiseha1't Raymond Hoover Martin Mohler Harold Hunt Billy Shively Dean Worl Gene Fagan Ralph Shafer Horace Smith :is f sive!! 11i! 'Z'l.1'...iLai4 .4 Aafh Farm Shop Don Weatherly, Ro- bert Stomm, Richard Gray, Derrel Swearin- gen, Bob Wisehart, Jim Foulke, Harold Hunt, Frank Lumpkin, Roger Doerstler, Gene Fagan. Dairy Judging Team Derrel Swearingen, M r. Shively, R o g e r Doerstler, Martin Mc- hler. 4-H Club Officers lst. Russell Brower, Don Thomas, Roger D o Q 1' G t ler, Philip Stout. 2nd. Billy Shively, Murray Stout, Bill Cartmell. 3rcl. Ralph Shafer, Mr. Shively, Keith Uleiick, Marcella Shi- vely. Vocational Agri. ls t. Mr. Shively, Bob Wisehart, Don Weatherly, To-m Gat- zek, Martin Mohler, Harold Hunt, Richard Gray, Gene Fagan, Jim Foulke. 2nd, Kenneth Ki1'k- 111311, Robert Brown, Cecil Stenzle, Dean Worl, Warren Fouts, Bob Stomm, Joe Lilly, Roger Doerstler. 31' cl. Ralph Veal, Keilh Bales, Paul Re- ther ford, Raymond Hoover, Derrel Swear- ingen, Billy Shively, Ralph Shafer. 4th. Edwin Coy, Ro- beit Brown, Don Thomas, Bob Blevins, Roger Thornburg, Hor- ace Smith, Frank Lum- pkin, Ralph Waltz. Make the Best Better is Boys' 4-H Club Motto Boy's 4-H Club work is carried by both boys and girls between the ages of ten and twenty-one. The enrollment, from 45 to 50 members, is taken in March. Here are some of the projects carried on by club members: beef and dairy calves, poultry, swine, lambs, entomology, wild life and soil conservation, and farm records. Junior leaders have charge of various projects. This organization enables all to come in contact with practical problems and enjoy the fruits of able leadership. First Row - Reginald Beeson, Bill Caitmell, Billy Shively, Ralph Shafer, J. N. Rine- hart, Robert Harcourt, John Nelson. Gene Reed, Ralph Veal, Paul Reth- erford, Kenneth Mahoney, James Ogle, Robert Kuhn Second Row-Donald Wood, Bobbie Forrest, Chailes Earl Cain, Gene Johnson, Benny Shively, John Kirkinan, Jimmy Tuttle, Norman Shafer, Richard Fulton, Leon Miller, Virgin Thompson Third Row-Kenneth Kirkman, Horace Smith, Frank Blevins, Mary Ellen Benson, Salah Alice Shafer, Marcella Shively, Robert Brown, Bobbie Burroughs, Murray Stout Fourth Row-Dean Worl, Martin Mohler, Don Thomas, Robert Vlfisehart, Raymond Hoover, Russell Brower Fifth Row-Phillip Stout, Roger Doestler, Harold Hunt, Derrel Swearineen, Gene Fagan Debaters Always Agree to Disagree He who will not reason is a bigofg He who mmzof is nz foolg Ami be who dare Hof, is zz 51:11-fe. Wm.Drummond nYOU'1'9 wrongg I'm right. A familiar expression if you listen to the debate squad. The subject for debate is: Resolved, that as a permanent policy, every able bodied male citizen of the U. S. should have one year of full time military training before ieaching the present draft age. Those on the afhrmative side of the fence are Louise Cory and Norma Mettert. On the negative, Sally Cartmelland Joanne Stahr. Mary Jane Hindman and Madonna Miller act as alternates. Here are the teams that they have encountered: Elwood, Hamilton Public, Hamilton Catholic, Tech of Indianapsls, Wiley of Terre Haute, Fairmont, Rushville and Ben Davis. With Miss Hormel as coach 'Lhe team has had an eventful and profitable year. Debate Team-Mary Jane Hindman, Joanne Stahr, Louise Cary, Madonna Miller, Sally Cartmell, Norma Mettert Debate Coach-Miss Bernice Hormel irst Row: Joan Thornburg Virginia Jordan Betty Gray La Vora Rinehart Reba Brown Rhea Scott Sally Cartmell Second Row: Third Row: Chelsea Border Joanne Stahr Reba Johnson Rosalyn Love Barbara Bane Shirley Pass Thomas Gatzek Bob Small Howard Mctsker Rex Porter John Seward R. C. Hinesly, lTeacherJ J Fourth Row: Mac Harlan Joe Gwin James Giggy Bob Mead Walter LaMar Gerald Walters Chemists Study Scientific Adfvancements Bc'ffc'r things for bvffvr firing fbruzzgb cbt'nzisfryi'-Dupont Experiments, test, tubes, formulas, unexpected incidents, with the teachings of Mr. Hinesley, fill a busy science students day. If you will only look in the lab, you will see the results of many of these incidents A large percentage of juniors and seniors that are taking this course realize the very important part that science is playing in the world today. Fifly-Om' Business Before Pleasure Say the Commercials First Row: Chelsea Border Victor Beeson Don Brown Don Weatherly Robert Howell Lewis Hilbert Donald Thomas Robert Small Gerald Walters Second Row: Marion Paddock Frieda Ellen Reed Rosalyn Love Roberta Keeling Alice Rinehart Mariha Andrews Freda Hanna Alice Kirkrnan Gertrude Klotsch Wanfah Davis Vera Dilling' Wanda Rarney Helen Rinehart Reba Brown Beulah Bennett Betty Lou Gray Derrell Swearingen Rhea Scott Jano Forrest Fifth Row: Wendell Rhoades Duane Carter Bill Carr Lucile Downing Calvin Annnerman Warner Dumford Robert Harris Lyman Weatherly Rex Porter Eighth Row: Wilma Jean Weaver Betty Murray Angeline Hays 5 J a nice M ur-1-ay Q Third Riwz Naomi Baldwin Miss Hilda Thomas Ruth Bulmer Kathryn Burroughs Anna Faye Andrews 1 Betty Sue Thalls Myron Davis f La V ora Rinehart Junior Coomes E23 .X glabbel Stgvens Eddie Konig ' ' ar ara ane - nl' Marjorie Ellis Sixth Row: - V' Bernie Stratton Kathleen Knapp 1 Q, ' A si-gh A f A Sally Cartrnell Reba Johnson A i X I -- , ' - Hester Brunner Ruth Wood . ' -1' -1: f 'T1?i..' Jane Durbin Freda Heaston ' Mr. Rex Rudieel Ruth Reed gg, 2 ' Charles Fisher if W Fourth Row: Warren Forrlz 'Z , Charles Fowler' Helen Strong Seventh Rowzv MISS HILDA THOMAS Phyllis Mar'tin Frank Blevins Fiffy-Tivo Donald Canaday Walter La Mar Keith Bales Joe Lilly Betty Wissler Robert Mead Robert Brooks Joe Gwin Ninth Row: T Howard Metsker Mac Harlan Mickey Knapp Edgbert Andrews James Giggy Robert Cross enth Row: Eugene Foutz Wayne Sulteen Carl Root Phillip Stout Art Above All Is Expression-Matisse Expression is the essence of life and beauty. Without sincere expression, life would be a humdrum affair, a continuous and never ending train of drabness and dull- ness. If every person would try to express himself in some manne1', he would Gnd this world a happier, brighter place. Not all of 'these students will be a second Wood or Rembrandt, but it is evident that they enjoy putting forth their ideas in some medium. There definitely is talent in the class. Sometime when you have a libile extra time on your hands, spend a few minutes in the art room. You will enjoy talking with Miss Nicholson, and looking at the exhibits. Miss FERRY-INSTRUCTOR At Christmas time Miss Ferry accepted a po- sition at Evansville Central and the position here has been adequa-tely filled by Miss Elsie Mae Nichol- son. First Row - Robert Brooks, Morris Smith, Wayne Sulteen, Miss Ferry, Phillip Harris, Dick Brown Second Row-Bill Carr, Allen Hale, Agnes Hammond, Jane Forrest, Jane Durbn, Jo Clair Havron, Norma Mettert, Roy Harcourt Third Row-Madonna Miller, Robert Cross, Lucille Downing, Ruth Reed, Phyllis Martin Fourth Row-Orville Hammond, Richard Knapp, Harold Cromis, Angeline Hays, Max- ine Miller, Georganna Kelly, Reba Brown, Lois Dumford, Dona Jean Carpenter GIRL SCOUTS First Row: Joanne Paton, Jo Claire Havron, Dona Jean Carpenter, Norma Wilkinson, Diannah Purdy, Dottie Lou La Velle, Peggy Hoover, Rosalyn Second Row: Assistant, Tula Luellen, Agnes Hammond, Louise Sally Cartmell, Eulalah Scott, Dorothy Gwin, Valeda Keeling. Third Row: Martha Cromer, Rosemma Bertram, Barbara Corbitt, Betty Ridge, Edna Coomes, Mary Beth Cromer. Love. 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M 4 3 ,:,-asf: . . :f. . it '2 1-,E A Fel 'K' 'ix 3 i if--, P , , t, P w. - P-.-- L , - ' ' 9 li l ' - I fl is . H A, 'is . . , ' F X ,, ' . 2 '--,P-'.:Es.:g:a5s -1 - 3. 1 N , ,P,,,, . H . . ,., j tk sf, . -49.3, .U ,-, -x , X, -.. -1, X. V - , ' 3 ' ., '- - i ,.. U ,, Wy 5 :Fo A., if if VV As, . t..,,,,P,,,U Q QE . 4 lm ' i tii ' . P' . ' X :vi e 'P P 4 BOY SCOUTS First Row: Bill Brankle, Dick Groves, Marvin Groves, Marvin Locke, Russell Wampler, Richard Hays, Philip Cromer, George Bertram, Frank Blevins. Second Row: Charles Cromfs, Junior Murray, Dick Brovsm, Rex L Ted Sedgwick, Roy Harcourt, Dean Conwell, Bob Jones. Third Row: Willis Lannerd, Phil Harris, Junior Cromis, Kenneth Strong, Martin Mohler, Tom Cromer, Bob Harris, Harold Cromis, Dick Snoke. Fourth Row: Duane Carter, Eddie Konig, Jerry Smith, John Harlan, Bill Cartmell, Donald Burgess. Fifiy-Four illy, Scout Master X Red Cross Assumes New Importance During War CREED: We believe in service for oflJers, in benlfb of mimi and body fo fit us for befier service, and in 'lL'0l'll1'-lliltlf' friefzclsbip. We will help to nzalce the Izuzior Rell Cross successful in our sebool afzfl eonzmzmity, ana' will work zeifb juniors ez'eryu'lJere in our own mzrl other lands. In the words of the Junior Red Cross Song of Service- A youthful throng we march along, with Red Cross flag unfurled -this 'they certainly have done this year. Under the able leadership of Miss Morris, this organization has become one of the nicst active clubs of the school. LeL's look at their record: We're certain you will agree. With every student a member, the Junior Red Cross started its school year with a button drive and yarn collection. This winter they aided in the Victziy Book Cam- paign. Every month some of the members decorate the Red Cross window down town. They also knotted two baby comforts, made an afghang they fhave made favors for the veterans at Marion. See, haven't they been busy? But don't, get the impression they are over- workedg they had several parties during this past year. We could only wish that every organization was as industrious as these Junior Red Cross members. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Bill Carr Barbara Foulke Dottie Lou LaVelle Angeline Hays Mary Jane Hindman Miss Alida Morris Ruth Hilbert Leah Fern Rouse Agnes Hammond Marjorie Sherry Jerry Smith Peggy Hoover Bill Cartmell Georganna Kelley Calvin Ammerman Dona Jean Carpenter Cecil Andrews 10114 F , .4942 5 Sii 4444441 ' 0 4 4 4 75 4144L4,4 4 4 44 i A -.wf'f'r',.f.- . .-, .. .,ff8,N ' fwvxy J . 4. W. 1 2' ' 1 1Q:2 4mT if 4 Tisl1 Presented by Senior Class Tish, a farcial adaptation of the famous Mary Roberts Rinehart stories, was the play chosen by the seniors for their annual presentation in November. Needless to say, if you 'Saw the play, you know that both the audience and the aclors had a good time. The cast was as follows: Tish, Yvonne Mclntyreg Aggie, Joanne Stahrg Lizzie, Norma Mettertg Ellen, Helen Strongg Charlie, Rex Porterg Lem, Gerald Waltersg Bet- tina, Betty Grayg Wesley, Bob Smallg Callie, Joan Thornburgg Mr. Hopkins, Bob Howellg Dorice, Jinny Jordang Denby, Bill Carrg Charita, Angeline Hays. We all know that without the help of the people backstage, a play cannot be pro- duced eiiiciently and effectively. So, let's give those people behind the scenes a hand! 21, SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row-Yvonne Mclntyre, Joanne Stahr, Bob Small. Second Row-Norma Meitert, Angeline Hays, Miss Hormel, Coach, Bill Carr. Third Row-Joan Thornburg, Virginia Jordan, Helen Strong, Betty Gray, Bob Howell, Rex Porter, Gerald Walters. Junior Class Play Features F our Daughters The play was given one night only, March twentieth. The performes showed what ability the class possesses and what ability! The cast was as follows: Adam Lemp, Harold Cromisg Emma, Trudy Klotschg Ann, Sally Cartmellg Kay, Wandah Davisg Thea, Bernie Strattong Felix Deitz, Don Brown, Mickey Borden, Eddie Konigg Ben Crowley, Junior Coomesg Aunt Etta, Betty Wissler. Again let us say thanks to the people who are not seen but are always there with an important part in play production. We hope the juniors, as seniors next year, have even a bigger and better production, if possible! 23, JUNIOR PLAY CAST First Row-Don Brown, Trudy Klotseh, Miss Hormel, Wandah Davis, Eddie Konig. Second Riw-Betty Wissler, Harold Croniis, Sully Cartinell, Duane Carter. Bernie Stratton, Junior Coomes. 'J 'wh'-4Y 1111 ' lL2. , Home Economics Club is Most Active Upper Left: Josinah Allen, instructor. Upper Right: Home Economics First Row: Kathryn Shinn, Maxine Troth, Joan Daugherty, Mildred Garvin, Pat Kutter, Norma Wilkinson, Miss Allen. Second Row: Rozella Solomon, Dora Uleiick, Peggy Hoover, Judy Sie,qrist, Georganna Kelly, Wanda Rinehart, W.lla Dean Crye, Mary Lou Swoveland. Third Row: Rulu Brooks, Carol Beeson, Mary Jane Smith, Catherine Hilbert, Dona L2ll1'fZ, Darlene Cordell, Mary Snyder, Wilma Dennis. Fourth Row: Alice Wells, Thelma Garvin, Clara Mae Ellis, Mary Nicholson, Ma1'y Benson, Doris Chamberlin, Ruth Hilbert, Sarah Shafer, Emma Heaston. Fifth Row: Faye Dale, Maiguerite Cro.-s. llrlarjorie Sherry, Mary Lou Paddock, Bertha McFarland, Ruth Smith. HOME NURSING First Row: Freda Heaston, Beulah Bennett, Ruth Reed, Miss Allen. Second Row: Ruth Bulmer, Yvonne McIntyre, Reba Brown, Joan Thornburg, Ruth Wood. CAFETERIA SUPERVISION Miss Allen, S. Reed, Doris French. 5-.Y iii 3- - at qw. ms' F. --.- . ':- -4 - 1. qi. , .v,,,,r,M' C 11 ' Girls' 4-H Members Pledge Service I pledge-my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, my health to better living, for my club, my community, and my country. irsts Row: Shirley Meyers Anna May Colvin Jane Cartmell Mary Anne Foulke Dorothy Rinehart Wanda Lee Gordon Harriet Lee Lindley Joyce Fisher Norma Ulerick Mary Carolyn Uban Carolyn Brooks D01'is Higgfns Hilda Gray k Second Row: Martha Bales Esther Rinehart .Joyce Johnson Rosemma Bertram Clara May Fosnight Mary Beth Cromer Betty Worley Norma Stikeleather Margaret Dale Ruth Garvin Barbara Bennett Virginia Rhoades Jacqueline Snoke Marilyn Worl GIRLS' 4-H OFFICERS Third Row: Kathryn Burroughs Edna Coomes Grace Brooks Jimmy Sedgwick Charles Colvin Rodney Rhoades Duane Mitchell Adrion Thalls Marvin Sherry Patty Goodlin Fourth Row: Betty Sue Thalls Eulalah Scott Dorothy Gwin Betty Ridge Martha Cromer Valeda Keel.ng' Barbara Corbitt Dona Jean Carpenter Judy Seigrist Marcella Phillips Barbara Solomon Marjorie Sherry Marcella Shively Barbara Foulke Sixth Row: Joan Daugherty Millicent Snoke Norma Lee Wilkinson Maxine Troth Jo Claire Havron Barbara Stewart Jimmy Stewart Faye Dale Bertha McFarland Marjorie Fulton Diannah Purdy Joanne Paton Dottie Lou Leavello Fifth Row: Sarah Alice Shafer Helen Rinehart Peggy Hoover Seventh Row: Dora Ulerick Mary .lane Hindman .Iosinah Allen Louise Cory Roy Harcourt John Harold Adamson Arthur Gray Thelma Garvin First Row - Second Row No Spiklca Da Eengleeshf' LATIN Labor vincit omniav Zane Stohler, Jean Ann Jackson, Mary Jane Hindman, Maxine Miller, Norma Mettert, Jerry Smith, Louise Cory Madonna Miller, Helen Rinehart, Vera Dilling, Betty Taylor, Robert Hutchins, Miss Alida Morris, Eddie Konig, James Giggy So they say! Miss Morris's Latin classes have found this out. This year seven students took up the task of plowing through year one. In year two, we have five stu- dents with Caesar in Gaul. In year three, we have three hearty souls who are touring the Mediterranean with Aeneas! We all know that without the help of the people backstage, a play cannot be pro- county and district contests. And you can bet your next week's coke that we are all glad to claim them as our own. TheseLatinstuden'is have learned not only the Latin language but many o.her things. They have had a study of ancient history, they have come in contact with some of the most famous personalities of the ancient world. It most certainly has helped them with their Englislh and their vocabulary has been greatly enlarged. Of course, it has proved an asset. to those who will use Latin in their profession and was even made more interesting by Miss Morris's perssnal experiences in the lands in which the stories took place. Don't you wish you 'had taken Latin? ?? First Row - Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row - SPANISH Viral la' libvrhm' dv las AlIIl'l'il'l1S,, Betty Jane Kellum, Don Huddle, Vernon Brubaker, Helen Bird, Evelyn Hanna Mr. Joe Craw, Instructor, Agnes Hammond, Millicent Snoke, Richard Snoke, Ula Marie Ammerman, Willa Dean Crye Marilyn LaVelle, Dick Brown, Phillip Harris, Phillip Cromer, Charles Cromis, Gerard Parsons, Reginald Beeson, Roy Harcourt Betty Wissler, Betty Lou Thomas, Wilma Jean Dennis, Dorothy Knapp, Ruth Smith, Sarah Alice Shafer Rex Lilly, Benjamin Taylor, Don Brown, Junior Thalls, Willis Lannerd, Allen Hale, Donald Canaday, Harold Harvey Long live the friendsh'p of the Americans! These Spanish students that are studying 'the up and coming language are doing their bit toward strengthening the bond between us and our southern neighbors. In addition to the study of the language itself, they are over coming barriers that have resulted' from distanceand geographical conditions. This class, under 'supervfsion of Mr. Craw, is rapidly advancing in the knowleige of this language. Hasta la vista Sixfy LATIN fIISS ALIDA E. MORRIS I fzmfzzrfo r SPANISH IWS 'Sf I. . K -Q .- I yd' 'lp ? P - in ,. If 2 A .1 :gf iff In I , K X X if k 1 N xg ' X 5 gf, Q f ,x . '31 v Q Q , , R K , 'i A' ' G .I ' 1 ' ' ' f ' S' '93f ' .JSE-. ,A as V, I - ' Q I g.Qz,jgIy WLT f f:y'fgf'-'- .. .. , vw-S51 ATHLETICS Q 5 ,, 1 9 1 ' 9 ',1 Q' - - 3 ', , kj fo K R 1 1 Y K v if ' , tl ' R Q N -1 - Vx - ,Ev 1 ' , 'Q - , .-1.5 . ,, , gf -- Sf- E? - '- 'T 355. . - '- 2 F554 3' --Zi? 722 'jjj '- '-Z1 V F5 1-,Z Nh - Q19 -:gg 5 f s it IG! ' X - rn 2 ' f . . i 1:-51 , 1 - 5 5 1,4 R: 1Tf:fil3,3,,,,,, mam:-K Qljgiiuf,-f ' L.. , ,-4.., .. .3 , A GYM HELPERS ATHLETIC' DIRECTORS GYM HELPERS Reba Brown, Betty Gray, Martha Castle, Rex Rudicel Mickey Knapp, Gene Foutz Martha Andrews They Make The Athletic Wheels Go 'Round Students seem to think that the athletic director's job is an easy one, but it takes thorough organization and efficiency for good gym classes. Miss Castle and Mr. Rudicel have been com- petently aided by the gym helpers. These helpers contributed to the factors that make a successful gym class and their aid has been appreciated by the directors. Students really enjoy gym and how could they help it with such good instructors. 21? 23, IGP Sixty-Four FIRST AID? ? Here We have Train- er Small, who has been a very efficient trainer and has taken his job seriously administer- ing to the wants 'ot' Rex Lilly. We know that a team cannot function without a trainer, and Bob Small has fulfilled his posi- tion very well. YELL With such an en- thusiastic g ro u p o f yell leaders how could we help but yell? Our yell leaders have help- ed us -Lo support the team at all the games and at the many pep- sessions preceeding our games. Shorty will graduate this year, but Louise and Trudy will- be back again to carry on H. H. S. tradition, LILLY-SMALL CORY-FOWLER-KLOTSCH TUNE: ON WISCONSIN On you Tigers, on you Tigers, Fight right from the startg Buckle down and get the signals, Now then let her go, Rah! Rah! Rah! In the high school, in the high school Fight right from the startg Fight, fellows, fight, fight, fight, With all your heart! Sixfy-Fizr TM1942 EPITOME . . . TELLS THE STORY 0F THE P Q-, ff' cusses ,gp , SPORTS? I xi I ,B I ,LQ Q 0 Acrnvyggxsfff Ano mms Q or A roulzwuz Enum- Tl0N,AND A mono or rms DARHQULAR scuum YEARZII-X42 HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHUDL HAGERSTOWN ,TNDIANA MEAD STOUT Tigers of Hagerstown GWIN BROWN GATZEK KNAPP I-IILBERT FOUTZ Si.x'1'5'-Six 465 DAVIS FOUTS ROBERT MEAD ...A...,A ,,, , . 0 .,.., ...., ... ,.,A,A F orward Bob's never die spirit made him a valuable player, along with his good passing ability. Bob received a senior sweater with one stripe. JOE GWIN . . , . . , ,..,.., .9 . ...,, . , . Forward Pete's aggressiveness to get out there and fight made up for his lack of height. Joe displayed a very fine tourney spirit. His senior sweater boasted one stripe. DON BROWN . , , 7 .... . . , Gllard Don was a competent ball handler and could use his scrappiness to a good advantage. He is only a junior and we hope to hear a lot from him next year. TOM GATSEK . , ,. . 4 . Center Ton1's eye for the basket and shiftiness under the goal made him dangerous to any opponent. He has one more year on the squad and: will be very helpful to next year's Tigers. MYRON DAVIS , 6 . Guard Tunny's fast passing and alertness made him tops as a guard. He was also a good shot and will be heard from next year, to carry the, colors. of H. H. S. PHILIP STOUT .2 . , Sfouf Phil proved valuable on the backboards. His height and good sportsmanship helped to make the Tigers aggressive. He has one more year to offer for the Tigers. RICHARD KNAPP .. 5 Forward Mickey was an all around ball player and leading scorer of this year's team. He was lost by graduation and his vacant place will be hard to till. He received a sweater with two stripes. LEWIS HILBERT 1 . Center Doc handled his height to the team's advantage. His ruggedness was a menace to any opposing team. He worked well from the backboard and his loss will be felt next year. Doc's senior sweater sported one bar. GENE FOUTZ 8 , . . . Guard Gene was the Tigers' best defensive man. His fighting spirit helped to make the Tigers fast and dangerous. He will be greatly missed by next year's fighting five. He was the only player to receive three chevrons. WARREN FoUTs . . , . . . , , . 3 . . ...,,.. . , . , , , Forward Warren's shooting ability was not equaled by any other player on the squad. He was a good rebound man and will be a great asset to next year's team. Sixfy-Sc' LPI! FIRST TEAM First Row-Tunny Davis, Don Brown, Coach Rudicel, Gene Foutz, joe Gwin Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Second Row-Thomas Gatzek, Bob Mead, Phillip Stout, Louis Hilbert, Mickey Knapp, Wfarren Foutz Here's the Record HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1941-42 Union Ciiy Muncie. Burris New Castle Liberty Winchester Dunkirk Middletown Cambridge City Noblesville St. Mz1ry's, Anderson Centerville Bluffton Brookville Knightstown Alexandria Centerville Hartford City Lawrenceburg Pendleton Batesville Milton WE TH EY WH ERE 29 28 Here 27 42 There 18 23 There 30 34 Here 21 32 Here 25 32 Here 21 There 38 28 Here X 21 19 Here 29 27 There 17 31 Here 32 38 There 26 27 There 31 32 Here 25 38 Here 29 30 There 19 33 Here 47 36 There 42 33 There 30 33 There 17 30 Richmond Sixiy-Eigbf The Kittens Are Future Tigers We are proud of our Kittens this year especially, for they didn't lose miny games and those they did were close. These boys are developing into first-rate material under the leadership of Mr. Rudicel. They are rapidly developing the Hghting spirit which is necessary to any winning team. The sophomores will probably break into the b-ig team next year and from all indications, they will prove invaluable.. It is a treat to watch the Kittens play, for they have that drive and an eye for the basket that is hard to beat. We expect great things from you next year, so don't disappoint usg keep up the good work!!! 235 First Row-Phillip Harris, Harold Harvey, junior Thalls, Bob Hutchens, Wil- lis Lannerd, Rex Lilly, Dick Brown Second Row-Dick Hays, Don Stikeleather, Dean XY'orl, Bob Gray. Bob Stike- leather, Homer Cordell, Junior Murray, Fred House, Murray Stout, Russell Brower Seated Robert Brown, Myron Davis, Phil Harris, Willis Lannerd Rex Rudicel Back Row Robert Small, Rex Lilly, Bob Mead, Don Weatherly Dick Brown, Homer Cordell, Richard Knapp, Don Brown, Joe Gwin 239 Baseball HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. 1941-42 Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagel stown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown 11 1 2 5 10 2 2 1 0 3 Sezfefzty Fountain City 3 Whitewater 2 Cambridge City 10 Economy 7 Webster 1 Greensfork 1 Centerville 4 Boston 7 Milton 4 Williamsburg 2 Here Are the Spring Sports Activities xt' BASE BALL Baseball, baseball, American's favorite game! You can see from our schedule that our town is no exception to this saying. We had many an excit- ing game this year and our boys proved themselves good players, as you can see from the batting averages. We lose only three men this year and our next year's team looks promising. With the aid of our coach, Rex Rudicel, baseball is rapidly improving and should soon be taking honors. This year Knappy had a batting average of .500 and Gwin held a close second with .417. Pile TENNIS Last fall 26 boys took part in the annual boys' tennis tournament. The battle waged fast and furious until Tom Gatzek proved himself a champion. Willis Lannerd gave him stiff competition but bowed to Tom in the Hnals. We imagine, since both of these boys are juniors, that there will be close contests next year. Don't you agree? 239 GIRLS TOURN EY The boys aren't the only ones who are interested in athletics. The girls in the high school staged their annual intramural basketball tournament. The Senior class won the tourney for this year to make a perfect record, that of having won the tourney for four successive years. This tourney always affords a great deal of fun for all those playing and watching. We wonder who will be the victors next year? St'l't'llfJ'-Gilt' Prophecy There has been a new city established, since the 1942 Seniors have graduated, called Pickledillieville. Some of' the Seniors have set up places for homes and business. As we pass through Pickledillieville, we see MICKEY KNAPP has a nice little grocery on the corner of Washington and Main Streets. His beloved spouse, ANGE- LINE HAYS KNAPP, is in charge of all advertising for the grocery. Madame JANE FORREST has established a famous fashion center with the ir- resistible JANE DURBIN as her most featured model. BEULAH BENNETT has opened a school of swing. Her assistants are the noted pianist, RUTH REED, and. the exotic blues singer, RUTH BULMER. JOE LILLY is not in town now. Joe is thumbing his way around the world. His next adventure is to Hy around. Good luck, Joe! As principal of the high school of Pickledillieville, REX PORTER is doing a very fine job of running the school. Living in a charming little cottage on South Perry Street is HELEN STRONG SHIELDS. Mrs. Shields is supervisor of the Strong Department Store. KOOCH FOUTZ has fulfilled his life's ambition-coaching his own team in the high school of his home town. The team consists of his five little sons. YVONNE Mc- INTYRE FOUTZ has the important job of assis-Lant coach which includes caring for the diet and health of the boys. Teaching at the University of Pickledillieville, we find Professor CALVIN AM- MERMAN. The Prof. is an instructor in the Art of Love. BEANIE DOERSTLER, whose country estate is situated south-west of town, is candidate for State Secretary of Agricul-ture. The renowned winner of the Kentucky Derby, Knock-Kneed Bessie, is owned by PHYLLIS MARTIN and HESTER BRUNNER, who have recently opened their rid- ing stables, Off and On. FREDA HEASTON and her husband, who recently returned from the army, have taken over her father's cleaning business, from which he has retired. Senator NORMA METTERT just proposed a bill upon the question of whether to Zig or Zag. Miss Mettert proudly boasts of this city as being her home town. Competing with the market on the corner of Main and Washington is the Super- Duper Kroger Store under -the management of DONALD THOMAS and HAROLD HUNT. Harold is wondering what Don's opinion has to do with the price of eggs. ORVILLE HAMMOND manages his own theatre which includes the Masonic Temple of this fair city. Featured this week on the stage is Maestro BILL CARR' and his well-known orchestra with KIPPY KNAPP and her clarinet. One of the high-spots on Main Street is the night club, Casinos, operated by JACK MEGENITY, alias Seven-Elevenf' MORRIS SMITH has been arrested, again, by Sheriff VICTOR BEESON for hunt- ing on private property. His case will be tried by Judge CARL ROOT. The town is supplied with pastries! by the Tough and Chewy Bakery owned and operated by LA VORA RHINEHART. Miss Rhinehart credits her success to her training in her childhood. JAMES GIGGY has finally succeeded with Mr. Hinesley in blowing up the school building in Pickledillieville by their- experiments in -the field of science. Sevwzty-Two BUBBIE METSKER has a chain of filling stations through-out the city. His most recent and largest place of business is located ati Main and Perry Streets. REB1A JOHNSON, who is the author of the worst-selling book of the year, Fun- damentals of Health and Chemistry, is living on Soda Hill, which is located at the end of Pinch Avenue. The world-wide known fan dancer. LUCILLE DOWNING, has contributed 510,000 to the Congregating Dopes Church of which Reverend LOUIS HILBERT is pastor. PETE GWIN is contracting a house for BETTY LOU GRAY and husband fguess whollj They will reside on the corner of Elm and Market until their home is completed. As proprieter of the String and St1ag Beauty Shoppe, RUTH WOOD is doing nicely. She has quite a business and as her business manager, she has her close friend, ANNA FAYE ANDREWS. WILMA WEAVER CUNNINGHAM, has left her home town to reside with her husband in Cutler, where she will continue her profession as a violin teacher. At the Ron-de-voo Opeia House, JANICE MURRAY is featured in the great musical classic, Three Nights in a Bar Room. The great lover, HARRY BAUMGARTNER, is in charge of the Love-Lorn column in the Pickledillieville Explosion. He sets all feminine hearts afire with hfs fascinating eyes. Two of the most prominent nurses in the Pickle Clinic are JOAN THORNBURG and REBA BROWN. Miss Thornburg is supervisor of surgery and Miss Brown is su- pervisor of the maternity ward. The city is kept in spick and span order by WARNER DUMFORD, the man- about-town. The influential young man, GERALD WALTERS, is the editor of The Explosion. The foreign correspondent, BOB HOWELL, keeps the wfres burning with up-to- the-minute news from Poodleland. Receiving his training from Parson's market, as a delivery boy, CHELSEA BORDER is now a postman. He always knows something about everybody for some un- known ? ? reason. ROBERT BROOKS is holding down the lightweight championship of the world. He has challenged BOB SMALL for his next opponent. Killer Small is known to be a very good trainer. BOB MEAD is the nationally known sports reporter of radio station W'A- C-K-Y. Mr. Mead attributes all his success to his interest in sports while he was still inhighschool. F01' some strange reason, SHORTY FOWLER is still running loose and giving all the girls a merry chase. Everyone if he will ever settle down. We wonder! Shrimp, how about it? JOANNE STAHR has been elected president of the Datfy Daify Dopes Sorority of the University of Pickledillieville. This makes Miss Stahr's fifth year at college. fPost graduate course, maybe, huh?J JINNY JORDAN is a private nurse, now, and strictly on private cases. All cases are definitely Q. T. if Miss Jordan is around. tEspecially if the case is a handsome young man.J It is easy to see the Pickledillieville has achieved its place in the world thru these illustrious Seniors of the class of '42. Don't you agree? ? 7 Sczfclziy-Tbrcc Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. 15 10 17 19 23 26 1 15 16 17 18 21 22 22 24 28 28 4 5 11 -4 0 -0 -9 20-1 20- 5 25-6 4 5 Calendar Oh, hum, here we are in school again. A-ha! New teachers! Classes organized. Watermelons! !! Juniors ordered rings and pins. Hirshburg here, there, and everywhere, taking shots Qpictures we meanj. Chapel-Speaker John Rhodes. G. R. Hay Ride. Whee!! Teachers let loose at a picnic at the Scout Camp. Ahoy' there! Several students heard Admiral Byrd at Richmond. First fue drill fand were we slowly Mrs. Deflbaugh, a T. B. nurse, explained a T. B. movie in chapel. G. R.'s Harvest Hop. Won't you have some tea '? C. R.'s Mother and Daughter Tea Junior class party. Vacation-Teachers Institute. Seniors watch the birdie. School sponsored T. B. tests. Disillusioned Seniors get their proofs. Physical examinations for everybody. a fam- You do not brush your teeth often enough, iliar phrase! Sponsors converse with pupils about their teeth. American Legion presented an Aimistic Day program. Whoopee! Thanksgiving' Vacation. 'Tm more handsome than you are. Seniors receive pictures. Senior play- Tish. Mr. Dillon of New Castle Business College gave a test to the bookkeeping students-What g1'oans we heard! Chapel-Reveiend Werking and Reverend Bowden. Scrclzfy-Four Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Dec. 24 Jan. 5 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Feb. 3 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 25 Feb. 27-8 Feb. 28 Mar. 12 Mar. 18 Mar. 20 Mar. 26 Mar. 28 Apr. 24 Apr. 26 Apr. 29 May 1 Annual G. R.'s Christmas time Mother and Daughter Senior chapel playlet-Bill of Rights. G. R. and Hi-Y Christmas Chapel Reverend Sanders gave Dickens Christmas Carol. Well, Well. Back again and off to a fresh start. Question gcing around the school- What did you get for Christmas? Hirshbulg again. Sorry to see Miss Ferry leave, but welcome to Miss Nicholson. That Hirshburg fellow certainly is popular. Exchange Chapel with New Lisbsn. Orders for this annual taken. Chapel-Movie. Grade School Operetta-- George Washington's Birthday. Ooh's and ah's everywhere-'the Novelty Trio. League debate with Rushville at Butler University. Chapel- Crime Does Not Pay -W. Fenton. Basketball-Indiana's favorite game!!! KP. S.-We didn't win.J County Latin Contest. Applause for our winners! This Epitome to 'the printers. Hoosier School Master by Rev. Sanders. Junior Play Four Daughters. Banquet Chapel-Miss Morton in Girl and Boy Relationships, sponsored by G. R. and Hi-Y. Annual Senior Hop. Junior-Senior Reception Prom. Baccalaureate. Senior Day. Commencement. Sezfefzty-Five' Allen County Public LlDl8f, 900 Webster Street P0 B 2270 fm in 4680112270 FRANK M. CORY Superintendent Indiana University, Columbia University ynzR.cRAvf Principal Butler University MRJCORY To us students, Mr. Cory is more than a super- intendent: he is the back-bone of our school. It is under his competent, guiding hand that our schools have achieved prominence. We are fortunate to have Mr. Cory as our superintendent. MR,CRAW' Mr. Craw, as our principal, is a friend and coun- selor to us all. He makes our problems, his. He has a complete understanding of students and is just in his dealings with young life. We are very proud of Mr. Craw as principal of our school. Four Class Will CALVIN AMMERMAN wills his A's to Allen Hale. ANNA FAYE ANDREWS wills her cute little giggle to Peggy Hoover. HARRY BAUMGARTNER wills his ability to flirt with the girls and make them like it to Tom Gatzek. VICTOR BEESON wills his ability to fix cars to Russell Brower! BEAULAH BENNETT gives her sparkling diamond to anyone who can get a fellow and keep him. ROBERT BROOKS wills his afternoon pass out of school to anyone who likes to milk. CHELSEA BORDER wills his good times in Chemistry class to John Harold Adamson, providing he is prepared to be kicked out! REBA BROWN wills her athletic ability to any freshman girl providing she helps win the girl's basketball tournament every year. HESTER BRUNER wills her dainty ways to Georganna Kelley. RUTH BULMER will-s her friendly ways to Mary Lou Paddock. Bill CARR wills his swing band 'to anyone who has more patience than he has. ROGER DOERSTLER wills his place in the F. F. A. to Ralph Shafer, whom he hopes will gain a much knowledge as he did. LUCILLE DOWNING wills her place in Economics to Betty Murray. WARNER DUMFORD wills his bookkeeping manual to anyone that wants it. JANE DURBIN wills her ability to pa-ss notes in Bookkeeping class to anyone that can get by with ii. JANE FORREST wills her chewing gum technique to Phil Cromer. GENE FOUTZ wills his basketball experience to Dick Brown, hoping he has good luck. CHARLES FOWLER leaves his place as yell leader to Bud Wilkinson. JAMES GIGGY will pay anyone to take his economics workbook away. BETTY GRAY leaves her boy friend, Tunny Davis, to Marilyn Le' Velle, for pro- tection only. JOE GWIN wills his cleveiness to someone who can take the result. ORVILLE HAMMOND wills his ability -Lo get along with girls so well to Fat Cromis. ANGELINE HAYS leaves her place in the library to Roberta Keeling, providing Mr. Craw makes no more announcements about sparking FREDA HEASTON wills that certain boy friend to whoever thinks she can get him. LEWIS HILBERT wllls his place in a certain sophomore giills heart to Rex Lilly. HAROLD HUNT wills his chair in Health class to Bob Har1'is. Sc Lfmzfy-Six' ROBERT' HOWELL leaves his office as Hi-Y president to anyone who will enjoy it as much as he did. REBA JOHNSON wills her unassuming attitude to Allen Crye. JINNY JORDAN wills her personality to Darlene Cordell, providing she puts something in it. KATHLEEN KNAPP wills! her dislike for boys to Maxine Troth. RICHARD KNAPP wills his ability to fuss in Art class to anyone who can win the argument. JOE LILLY wills his sputtering ways to Junior Coomes. PHYLLIS MARTIN wills her knowledge of horses to Joan Daugherty. JACK MEGENITY wills his strong determination to Gerard Parsons. BOB MEAD wills his nickname, Droopy , to Edgbert Andrews. YVONNE MCINTYRE Wills her frankness to Helen Rinehart, providing she can get by with it as Well. HOWARD METSKER wills his politeness to Bob Jones. NORMA METTERT wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Roy Harcourt. JANICE MURRAY wills her attraction to the opposite sex to Millicent Snoke. REX PORTER wills his sweet letters from Richmond to Robert Bulmer, pro- viding he just reads them. RUTH REED wills her secret: love to Emma Heaston, no strings attached. LA VORA RINEHART will-3 her dignity to Valeda Keeling. CARL ROOT wills his height to Billy Brankle, if he wants it. ROBERT SMALL wills his curly hair to anyone who can keep it combed. MORRIS- SMITH wills his ability to skip school to Mac Harlan. JOANNE STAHR wills her position as Miss Hormel's body-guard to Louise Cory. HELEN STRONG wills her championship tennis to Sally Cartmell in the hope that she will improve. DON THOMAS wills his job at Krogers to Richard Hays, hoping the will appre- ciate it. JOAN THORNBURG wills her many friends to anyone who will take good care of everyone of them. GERALD WALTERS wills his good times to Philip Stout. WILMA WEAVER wills her position as -solo-violinist in string ensemble to Marjorie Sherry. RUTH WOOD wills her home making ability to Pat Kutter. Sc'1'c'11!y-Sezfen is 'Q Y' f wXw' X ' ,. .,:g,.,.:. ,- .. . , Y , , - A-fe.:f.-gf:--. gat:-gf -ss ' ,A ,y Epzrome Rezdezveaaf AL UZUN O IS, -yi, mm s M3 21.9 fl SX' 1034 ff -5:1 .f, ',, ,755 i 'nfs-'-3 5-ifF'4gl:,3 ' . gi .,.f.gj,g,,,,. ,AW fyfifiz . -' t ig-A . '-I ,f f' I V ' Lii f 3 . x ci, 5 K- I P A .. 'ff 5 I - Q Q -. . 573-151 ' -E aw- we it X gr..,.,. . .- ' X A-S---5 '23 'z-5 f : L ., ' 61034 1Il Q 4 , 3? , H A f 1 .5 ff' ' 313- 3:1-, n - X44 .. g- , 1 5 . I f V ,n .1221 'E .. il -' 1 - i s 5' 1 X 5 KO f ,-.4 1-. f e4 J B 1 2 xv L Qin N 1 -f ..-r:e- L-Qi, . , . .- , V M Q: ' X 5 N 7- . H. Y. deg gxfzg-xm x , 4,13-2:55, 4:m -Q-.,.-: .ffvzi . '- It's easy to see that the alumni ofhcers enjoytheir job! They will have completed their, work with the annual alumni banquet and you can be sure that the seniors are anxious to be initiated and join the other alumni of Hagerstown High School. We hope that these pages of alumni have brought back high school memories of enjoyable times and good friends. Alumni Officers EDITH HOGUE-svc'y-frnzs. BUD I-IORMEL-z'ivv-pi-csia'e11f DON MCCULLOUGH-prcsidezzt Eighty 1881 John M. Lontzf' Charles W. Mannft 1882 Frank Wimmerf Granville Allenf Frank Newcome, Chicago, Illi- nois. 1883 Etta Con1'ad Trent, Flora, Indiana, Addie Mathews Sedgwickf Mol- lie Knode Hershberger, Ida Starr Thornburg? Phebe Knode Taylorf Eddie Masonf Clement Masonf 1884 Katie Presbaugh Aclamsf Sibyl Pitts Pratt, Cincinnati Ohio, Liz- zie Elliot Bestft 1886 Pearl Cliftonf' Emma Mathews Baughmanfk Otis Parsons, Ella Follenf Anna Dilling, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1887 Channing Rudyf Irving Blount, Brooklyn, New York, Clarkson D. Wissler, New York. City. 1888 Terry Walker, Hagerstown, Indiana, George Dutio, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frank Zook, Milan, Kansas, Mary Etta Allen Haworth, On- tario, Canada, Frank Mathews, Washington D. C., Katie Kinseyf Ki- tura Parsons? Ora Conrad, Lapel, Indiana. 1889 Eva Thurston Theme, Ann Harbor, Michigan, Leora Nicholson Tee- ftor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Della Teetor Immel, Hagerstown, Indiana, Tina Replogle Keeverf 1890 Clarence Purdyf Hattie Ault, Cambridge City, Indiana, Dr. Web- ster Peck, Frankton, Indiana, Bertha Pitman Newton, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1891 Florence Walker Kidwellf Blanche Mathews Larshf Lewis Hooverf Lazarus Fletcher? 1892 John Foutzft Lewis Ulrich, Wenatchee, Washington, David Wool- lardf Josie Davis Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lulu Deitchfk 1893 Ina Ault Canaday, New Castle, Indiana, Libbie Keever Brownf Maggie Ulrich Dutrofk Mattie Davis Roush, Indianapolis, Indiana, Moses Keeverf' 1894 Nellie Prudy Watts, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Auroia Coryft Maude Mathews, Los Angeles, California, Will O. Wissler, Richmond, Indiana. 1895 Dr. Clifford Canaday, New Castle, Indiana, Harry Ault, Chicago, Illinoi-3, Stella Fritzf Katie Backinstoce Ccpeland, Hagerstown, Indiana, James Knapp, Hagerstown, Indiana, Belle Bunnel Barnaid, Hagerstown, Indiana, Grace Williams Stone, Los Angeles, California, Daisy Davis Spencer, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1896 Mary Davisf Clarence Hoover, New Castle, Indiana, Mannando Coryf' Lee Reynolds, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1897 Ada Waltz Feeley, Connersville, Indiana, Florence Hoover Isen- Eigbfy-Om? it-Deceased bergerf Allen Foutz, Liberty, Indiana, Wilbur DaVis, ' Fred Hinesf Richard Ressler, Cambridge City, Indiana, Ralph Worl, Hagerstown, In- diana. 1898 Kitura Rudy Sells, Anderson, Indfana, Ada Thurston Dingworth, Anderson, Indiana, Pattie Allen Gohring, Toledo, Ohio, Howard Hun- terf Frank Ault, LaGrange, Illinois, Fred Horine, Flint, Michigan. 1899 Mabel Lontz Simmons, Arcadia, Florida, Blanche Coffman Love, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frank Macy, Ingram, Pennsylvania. 1900 Joshua Allenf Charles Ault, Auburn, New York, Ivy Leone Cham- ness, Bloomington, Indiana, Mary L. Hines Murrayf Elmer Lumpkin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jesse Sarver, Greensburg, Indiana, QL. O. O. F. Homel, Elnora Strickler Rootf: Joseph M. Wisslerjt Charles Woollard, Mooreland, Indiana, Eva May Woollard, Mooreland, Indiana. 1901 Leslie Bookout, Chicago, Illinois, Gracie May C'hamness,i' Hattie Carrie Cheesman LaMar, Cedar Grove, Indiana, Emory Hooverff Mar- tin Hoover, Hagerstown, Indiana, Daisy Leavell Fox, Hagerstown, In- diana, Josie Moore Werking, Hagerstown, Indlana, Jesse Newcom Van- Matre, Indianapolis, Indiana, Everett F. Wimmer, Cadiz, Indiana, Lola Wimmer Kellog, Indianapolis, Indiana, Ora May Cheesman Beard, Can- ada. 1902 Harvey Baldwinf Ethel Davis Hodson, Mooreland, Indiana, Warren Dennis, Anderson, Indiana, Edith Ge.sler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eva Hadley Helton, Economy, Indiana, Jyle Jones, New Castle, Indiana, Le- Roy McConnaughey, Charles Miller, New Castle, Indiana, Harry Thalls, Hage1'stown, Indiana, Ray Weaver, Santa Monica, California. 1903 Robert Allen, Hagersflown, Indiana, Blanche Dennis Worl, Hagers- town, Indiana, Clarence Foutz, Hagerstown, Indiana, Leona Halderman Haswell, Cincinnati, Ohio, Jesse Lester, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ethel Lontz Ulrich, Wenatchee, Washington, Lafirence Macyf Lula Sherry Scott, Cambridge City, Indiana, Eine Stewart Coryell, Richmond, In- diana, Josephine Ulrich Woolard, New Castle, Indiana, Henry Weberf Edith Woolard Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1904 LaNella Bavender Life, Winchester, Indiana, Karl Cheesman, Mo- cfoc, Indlana, Della Hoover Nicholson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Harry Mills, New Castle, Indiana, Ione Thornburg VanWert, Liberty Park, Erie, Pennsylvania, Iva Wimmer Lyon, Tulsa, Oklahoma. 1905 Louis E. Bookout, Losantville, Indiana, Brown Burns, Anderson, Indiana, Rebecca Madge Hadley Cheesman, Modoc, Indiana, Clarence E. Lewisji: Mabel Clair Teetor Davis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Earl R. Stewart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Alvin Woollard, New Castle, Indiana. 1906 Irene Evans Addington Dav.s, Mooreland, Indiana, Carrie E. Allen Brower, Hagerstown, Indiana, Carrie Beatrice Miller Harry, Hagers- town, Indiana, Walrler Hugh Nicholson, Kansas' Crty, Missouri, Carmon N. Sells, Clearsprings, Florida. A 1907 Earl Beeman, New Castle, Indiana, Hazel L. Dennis Carson, In- Eigbfy-Two dianapolis, Indiana, Ivan W. Dilling, Hagerstown, Indiana, Maisie M. Hadley Hutchens, Hagerstown, Indiana, Howard K. Gwin, Anderson, Indiana, Hazel I. Knapp Siersdorfer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Cloella Lumpkin Hiatt, Centerville, Indiana, Harry E. Shultz, Indianapolis, In- diana, Elsie Venner Thornburgh, Richmond, Indiana. 1908 George Bowman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frank Brantf Jessie Eilar, New Castle, Indiana, Alma Kerr, Lewisville, Indiana, Fay Moore Allen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Rheinegger Durbin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Grace Thalls Faust, Hagerstown, Indiana, Leth Bowman Burnett, An- derson, Inciiana, Charler Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruth Gwin Jones, Anderson, Indiana, Lewfs Kirby, Hagerstown, Indiana, Myrtle Newcom Taylor, Indianapolis, Indiana, Ralph Teetor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Edith Weber Swain? 1909 Fred Bensonf Nettie Brown Summer, Buesar, India, Clyde Geisler, Dallas, Texas, Perry Hoover, Mooreland, Indiana, Ira Kendrick? Nellie Brant Gates, Piqua, Ohio, Lulu Brown, Richmond, Indiana, Ralph Hughes, Anderson, Indiana, Annie Hadley Howell, Economy, Indiana, Samuel LaMar, Hagerstown, Indiana, Iva Thalls Gilbert, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1910 Ruth Allen Mohler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Cleveland Davis, Greensfork, Indiana, Hugh Deardorfffi Lona Flemming Otte, Cambridge City, Indiana, Leora McCullough Waltz Manifold, New Castle, Indiana, Charlie Waltzf' Mark Allen, Columbus, Ohio, Sylvia Dennis Taylor, R. R. 2, Hagerstown, Indiana, Vera Flemming Hindman, Hagerstown, In- diana, Byram Macy, Hagerstown, -Indiana, Eva Roller Burns, Anderson, Indiana, Ora Kendrick? 1911 Robert Bryson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Opal Hoover Hoelf Irene Cordell Stover, R. R. 2, New Castle, Indiana, Edith Heiney? 1912 Gladys Barr Potterf, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Cecil Dennisf Maud Keiser Strough, Hagerstown, Indiana, Delmar Mohlerf Olive Bowman McConnell, Indianapolis, Indiana, Florence Jshnson Mittenf Forrest Macy, Dublin, Indiana, Chester Pierce, Indianapolis, Indiana, D1'. Ste- wart Smith, Washington Court House, Ohio, Lawrence Stiickler, Greens- fork, Indiana, Nell Thalls Coomes, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1913 Ruth Brown Pressel, Hagerstown, Indiana, Russel Eilarf Margue- rite Gwinf Grace Kirby Waltz, Cambridge Clty, Indiana, Ruth Johnson- baugh Fouilz, Greensfork, Indiana, Minnie Roth Skinner, Bertha Dilling Hawbaker, R. R. 7, South Bend, Indiana, Margaret Fsrkner Anderson, Box 188, Belen, New Mexico, Walker Kidwell, California, Eva Hoover Allenf' Edrie Moore Bryson, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1914 Helen Root Cartmell, Hagerstown, Indiana, Nora Thalls Grosvenor, Richmond, Indiana, Dr. Fred Leavelle, New Castle, Indiana, Ruth, Mc- Person Landithf' Grace Walker Lapthorne, Hamilton, Ohio, Lloyd Gwin, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1915 Vera Bookout Mohler, Wayne, Michigan, Loring Eilar, Spiceland. Indiana, Mahlon Rhinehart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Willard Stahr, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Marvel Woolard Nelson, Hagersaown, Indiana, Nor- Eighty-Three Pictures of Senior Class Presidents From All School Annuals ROBERT B. STEWART, '17 FRANK FARLOW, '19 JESSE MURRAY, '20 CHARLES REPLOGLE, ,22 KEITH FARLOW, '23 HELEN SCOTT, '24 GARVER BROWN, '25 BEN HOLDAWAY, ,26 JULIA DOUGHTY, ,27 ROBERT BLAND, '28 MARY WERKING, '29 man Waltz, Cambridge City, Indiana, Cash Foyst, Detroit, Michigan, Chaster Keever, Indianapolis, Indiana, Clemmy Miller, Chicago, Illinois, Esther Porter, Courtland, New York, Leona Sells Hatfield, R. R. 1, West- port, Indiana, Lothair Teetor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Werking, Richmond, Indiana, Herbert Myers, Cambridge City, Indiana. 1916 Dewey Bookout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruth Cromer Sherry, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Herbert Doerstler, Cambridge City, Indiana, Grace McCullough Vestal, Pendleton, Indiana, Lawrence Mohler, Wayne, Michi- gan, Everett Taylor, Brea, California, William Waltz, Richmond, In- diana, Mildred Northcottf Clarence Sparks, Indianapflis, Indiana, Evelyn Sparks, Richmond, Indiana, John Sherry, Cincinnati, Ohio, George Sherry, Hagerstown, Indiana, Clara Weidman Baker, Hagers- town, Indiana, Alma Waltz Sherry, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1917 Robert B. Stewart, Brazil, Indiana, Leslie G. Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Velma Irene Allen Carter, Hagerstown, Indiana, J. Edwin Pur- ple, Michigan City, Indiana, Macy O. Teeior, New Castle, Indiana, Thel- ma E. Sells Kitterman Thurmond, Tampa,, Florida, Walter V. Wichter- inan, Indianapolis, Indiana, Florence E. Logan Weaver, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gilbert Foyst, New Castle, Indiana, Charles E. Riggs, Cam- bridge City, Indiana, Kate E. Duggins Lilly, Indianapolis, Indiana, Ernest M. Pollard, Kenmon, Indiana, Dexter Peckinpaugh Brock, Ander- son, Indiana, Gladys Cromer Parsons, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1918 Opal Cox Meade, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marjorie Bohannonf Garver Endsley, Cleveland, Ohio, Robert Gray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Elsie Hall Endsley, Cleveland, Ohio, Doyle Holiday, Peoria, Illinois, Floyd Hunt, Bristol, Pennsylvania, Francis Keever Weaver, Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert Petty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wilbur Petty? Helen Pitts Crea- ger, Richmond, Indiana, Reba Riggs Innis, Cambridge City, Indiana, Harry Shafer, Cambridge City, Indiana, Jean Wichterman, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1919 Thelma Byrket Stout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Emmett Cordell, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Frank Farlow, Cleveland, Ohio, Harold Fowler, Mooreland, Indiana, Grace Johnssnbaugh Bonebaker, Huntington, In- diana, Lucille Knorpp Carpenterf Mildred Lontz Bennetz, Washington D. C., Wilbur Rinehart, New Castle, Indiana, Porter Showalter, Indiana- polis, Indiana, William Small, Hagerstown, Indiana, Clarence Stout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jesse Weaver, Hagerstown, IndIana, Lucy Wil- liamsf 1920 Harold Adams, New Castle, Indiana, Hazel Adams, New Cas-le, In- diana, Irene Ballenger Hosacoster, Richmond, Indiana, Goldie Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ressie Clark Kirby, Hagerstown, Infiana, Elsie C'ovalt Stonikerfi Olive Dilling Goar, Hagerstown, Indiana, Byron Forkner, Dayton, Ohio, Pauline Innls, Indianapolis, Indiana, Mildred Marlatt, Detroit, Michigan, Esther Pitts Crow, New Castle, Indiana, Eva Raffe Bales, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jessie Ulrich, Fort Wayne, In- diana. 1921 Vellett Benbowf Lola Duggins Ashinger, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Hayes Carr Smales, Hagerstown, Indiana, Louise Hower Stone, San Francisco, California, Bessie Jones Maines, Winchester, Indiana, Eigbfy-Five Board Determines Our School Policies Our School Board is distinguished for its spirit of service in this day of dire need. Its members are constantly Working for a system that will serve community needs as Well as a nation's demands. NVe feel that we are very fortunate to have such a ver- satile and cooperative school board. if f'Cl'7U12 SCHOOL BOARD: ALBERT BL AND- Trustee-Secretary DANIEL TEETORf Treasurer CLARENCE STOUT-f President FRANK M. CORY- Superintendent of Schools George LaValle, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dudley Lontz, Georgetown, Con- necticut, Ruth McKinnon, Washington, D. C., Eugene May, New Castle, Indiana, Jesse Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Estelle Purdy Holadray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Juanita Root, Hagerstown, Indiana, Donald' Tee- tor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Blanche Temple Day, Centerville, Indiana. 1922 Helen Barron, New York, New York, Dorothy Bookout Wood, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Cecil Deardorff, Knightstown, Indiana, Vearl Hoover, Hagerstown, Indiana, Alfne Hower, Hagerstown, Indiana, Minnie Mani- fold Bunger, Hagerstown, Indiana, Walter Main, Mooreland, Indiana, Etorile Marshall, Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania, Mark Peckinpaugh, Mun- cie, Indiana, Charles Replogle, Cclumbus, Ohio, Helen Riggs Johnson, Cambridge City, Indiana, Arnim Root, Tuscola, Illinois, Jess Sells, Rich- mond, Indfana, Rollin Stanley, Albion, Indiana, Fern Stewarrt Gray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Sara Warfel Hutchens, New Castle, Indiana, Har- old Wichterman, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1923 Erwin Harold Curtis, Decatur, Indiana, Omar Davidson, Cambridge City, Indiana, Keith Farlow, Hill's Greenhouse, Richmond, Indiana, Charles Bunnell, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lloyd Burketf Allen Harris, Hagerstown, Indiana, Russell Hays, Hagerstown, Indianra, Wllfred Knapp, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gordon Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Harvey Perity, Kokomo, Indiana, Douglas Pierce, Hagerstown, Indiana, Herman Teetor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Harry Ulrich, Ft. Wayne, In- diana, George Wogaman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Agnes Adrion Shafer, Cambridge City, Indiana, Ruth Benbow Smith, Richmond, Indiana, Clairfce Benson Driscoll, Modoc, Indiana, Rhoda Cain Oler, Economy, Indiana, Mary Dutro, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruth Dutro, Muncie, In- diana, Claiar Hill Oler, Greensfoik, Indiana, Hazel Raffe Beard, Econo- my, Indiana, Helen Replogle Bowmanfi Mabel Sanders, Economy, In- diana, Dorothy Sebring Bartlett, Richmond, Indiana, Eva White, In- dianapolis, Indiana. 1924 Wayman Adams, New Castle, Indiana, Lowell Brooks, Cambridge City, Indfana, Dudley Cain, Hagerstown, Indiana: Luther Dines, Rich- mond, Indiana, Kenneth Downingf Glen Johnsonbaugh, Hamilton, Ohio, Dimple Bcokout Brownjf: Margaret Clampitt, Jasper, Indiana, Ruth C1'ull, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gretchen Gauntt Payton, New Castle, In- diana, LaVerne Harter, Richmond, Indiana, Winnogenne LaVelle Wil- kinson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ma1'gie Marlatt Woolard, Cambridge C'irky, Indfana, Anna Rinehart Erbaugh, Dayton, Ohio, Carl Stohler, New Castle, Indiana, Emma Jean Smith Leeka, Hagerstown, Indiana, Fern Swolveland Hilbert, New Castle, Indiana, Clarence Thompson, Hagers- town, Indiana, Wanda Ulrich Holaway, Chicago, Illinois, Lillian Wood Jenkins, Youngstown, Ohio, Floyd Bell, New Castle, Indiana, Marfreld Cain, Hagerstown, Indiana, Maurice Cromer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Smith Doughwy, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wilbur May, Hagerstown, In- diana, Paul Runyan, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, Mary Bland Parsons, Francisco, Indiana, Edith Conway Odim, R. R., Cambridge City, In- diana, Hazel Foulke Stohler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Barbara Hammer Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jeanette Hoover Hardwick Short, Anson- ia, Indiana, Thelma McGrew Widow, Cambridge City, Inaiana, Helen Rlroades Carpenter, Hagerstown, Indiana, Helen Scott B1'ight, Cam- bridge City, Indiana, Edna Sears Bales, Mooreland, Indiana, Mary Smith Schurlte, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, Edith Thalls Hutchinson, Hagers- Eigbfy-Six town, Indiana, Olga Thalls Clarnpitt, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruth Wise- hart Stohler, New Castle, Indiana, Herbert Woollard, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, Josephine Foyst, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 1925 Richard Bohannon, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Wayne Brooks, Rich- mond, Indiana, Garver Brown, Louisville, Kentucky, Charles Burgess, Hagerstown, Indiana, George Clampitt, Hagerstown, Indiana, Albert Coomes, New Castle, Indiana, Leonard Culy, Hargerstown, Indiana, Robert Endsley, Greensfork, Indiana, Joseph Harlan, New York, New York, Rudolph Kirby, Carlsbad, New Mexico, Homer Laudig, Hudson, New York, Truman Lilly, Roscoe, California, Orrin McCullough, Cam- bridge City, Indiana, Howard Marlatt, Hargerstown, Indiana, Gordon Parsonsf Clem Paul, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jerome Reynolds, Miami, Florida, Russell Secrest, Alameda, California, Kenneth Thornburgh, Richmond, Indiana, Lelan Yoke, Childersburg, Alabama, Francis Zut- termeister, Cambridge City, Indiana, Frieda Benbow McCann, Rich- mond, Indiana, Edna Bernhardt Brown, Richmond, Indiana, Dorothy Brumback Stohler, New Castle, Indiana, Viola Charnness Seagraves, Richmond, Indiana, Mabel Cox Van Vohris, Richmond, Indiana, Virgin- ia Gilmore Wichterrnan, Hagerstown, Indiana, Christine Huddle Gar- rett, Hagerstown, Indiana, Hilda Jones Pomer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Evelyn Kelly Shetiield, New Castle, Indiana, Pauline Knapp Clute, Rich- mond, Indiana, Lucille Cullnave, Evansville, Indiana, Marcella Pierce Kirlen, New Castle, Indiana, Dorothy Porter Fossler, Richmond, Indiana, Nancy Raffe Jackson, Losantville, Indiana, Mary June Ramsey Reiman, Greenfield, Indiana, Ruth Replogle, Economy, Indiana, Mary Rinehart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Virginia White Fegley, New Castle, Indiana, Eleanor Wissler Lindley, Crownpoint, Indiana, Hannah Woolard, Ha- gerstown, Indiana. 1926 Ruth Bell Williams, New Castle, Indiana, Mary Louise Bunnell Wear, Springfield, Ohio, Edith Clark Peters, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mu- setta Short Cromer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eugene Lester, Economy. In- diana, Lois Root Mahoney, Losantville, Infiana, Mary Louise Mar-latt, New Castle, Indiana, Donald Martin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy McGrew Ashbaugh, Indianapolis, Indiana, D. L. Miller, Hagerstown, Indiana, Stanley Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ada Pitman Smith, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Conger Reynolds, Camp Shelby, Mississippi, Marie Rhinehart Ross, Westfield, Indiana, Mary Scott, Hagerstown, Indiana, Victor Scott, Economy, Indiana, Eugene Simpson, Greensfork, Indiana, Juliet Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Walter Ulrich, Hagerstown, In- diana, Norman Weberf Ben Holdaway, Indianapolis, Indiana, Harolj Hormel, Cambridge, Indiana, 1ArrnyJ, Fred Gaunt, Indianapolis, In- diana, Gordcn Hays, Hagerstown, Indiana, Aubrey Hardwick, Hagers- town, Indiana, Mildred Goodson Young, Indianapolis, Indiana, Russel Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, Augusta White Pope, New Castle, In- diana. 1927 Mary Catherine Beeson Strong, Laconia, Iowa, Louise Bertram Davis, New Castle, Indiana, Harold Bland, New Castle, Deon Bookout, Youngstown, Ohio, Helen Copeland, Owensburg, Kentucky, Guy Da- venport, Hagerstown, Indiana, Esther Dill, New Castle, Indiana, Ju- lia Doughty Thornburg Frame, Richmond, Indiana, Dorothy Ellis Hawk. Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Foulke, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marvel Holi- day Cain, Economy, Indiana, Blair Harder, Palm Beach, Florida, Eigbfy-Seven Violet Hill Beeson, Greensfork, Indiana, Josephine Lannerd Coomes, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, C'arroll McCullough, R. R., Hagerstown, Indiana, Wallace Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Harry Scott, Richmond, Indiana, James Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gene Stonecipher, Hagers- town, Indiana, Naomi, Lee Knorpp, Hagerstown, Indiana, E-stella Thompson, R. R., Montgomery, In-diana, Norman We1'king, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, Wilbur Werking, New Castle, Indiana, Katherine Bur- gess Booe, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1928 Gerald Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Helen Beeson Connerton, Richmond, Indiana, Robert Bland, Hagerston, Indiana, Alice Cain Wal- ker, Hagerstown, Indiana, Hazel Chamness Hale, Hagerstown, Indiana, Roy Chamness, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dai-sy Cox Isaacs, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ralph Culy, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Dickerson, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, Gladys Fagan Murphy, Cambridge City, Indiana, Carolyn Geisler Marlatt, R. R., Cambridge, Indiana, James Gordon, R. R., Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert Hanen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Thelma Harris Bland, Hagerstown, Indiana, Edith Harter Endsley, R. R., Greensfork, Indiana, Ula Harrisson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Letha Har- vey Stewart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Pea1'l Hazelbaker, Dayton, Ohio, Paul Hotchstetler, Muncie, Indiana, Dorothy Hoover Dines, Hagerstown, Indiana, Beulah Hutson Stohler, R. R., Hagerstown, Indiana, Irene Jackson Pike, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wilfred Kelly, R. R., New Castle, Indiana, tArmyl, Arleva Lightner, R. R., Cambridge City, Indiana, Dorthea Lilly Ul1'ich, Hagerstown, Indiana, Maurice Lilly, Lynn, In- diana, Ruth Lilly Miller, Hagerstown, Indiana, Nash Lindley, R. R., Cambridge City, Indiana, Harold Lumpkin, R. R., Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Mitchel, Anderson, Indiana, Goldie Miller Mitchellfi Richard Pass, Hagerstown, Indiana, June Paul, New Castle, Indiana, Merl Sharpji Beulah Shepard Worl, Cambridge City, Indiana, Helen Smith, Hagers- town, Indiana, Eugene Stewar't, Hagerslown, Indiana, Ruth Strickler Ffsher, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ralph Thalls, Cambridge City, Indiana, Harry Walker, Hager'stown, rlndiana, Thelma White Paul, Cambridge City, Indiana, James Zuttermeister, Dublin, Indiana. 1929 Reba Alkire, Knowles, Oklahoma, Madge Bavender York, Indiana- polis, Indiana, Wilmer Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Maurice Bookout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruby Bright, R. R., Wincheste1', Indiana, Donald Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Edwin Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wil- bur Butner, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, Ruth Covalt, New Castle, Indiana, Sarah Davis, Jacksonburgh, Indiana, Arthur Dines, Hagerstown, In- diana, Howard Doddridge, Connersville, Indiana, Margaret Foulke Boyd, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Foutz Rhoades, R. R., Cambridge City, In- diana, Mary Goodson Wilson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Margurite Gorton Le- verance, Richmond, Indiana, Archie Hindman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ernest Holiday, Mooreland, Indiana, Mozell Hu-ddle, Richmond, Indiana, Thelma Kellarn, Cambridge City, Indiana, Helen Knappf: Wilbur LaMarr. Hagerstown, Indiana, Hazel Lee Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ermadine Lester Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lucille Mendenhall, Economy, In- diana, Esther Nicholson, Hagerstown, Indfana, Glenda Reed Miller, Lynn, Indiana, Laverne Royer Crull, Milton, Indiana, Theodore Seffrin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Shepard, New Castle, Indiana, Martha Smith, Mulberry, Indiana, Ellen Synder, New Castle, Indiana, Agnes Staum, Cambridge City, Indiana, Lester Stohler, R. R. 2, New Castle, Indiana, Mary Werking Hodson, Hagei'stown, Indiana, Mary Wisehart, New Castle, Indiana, Charlotte Woolard Shafer, Hagerstown, Indiana. Eigfafy-Eigbf MERLE SHAFFER, '30 EMMA ALLREAD, '31 ROBERT LESTER, '32 DON MCCULLOUGH, '33 HOWARD FOSNIGHT, '34 FRANCES ADAMSON, '35 PAUL EARL HARRIS, '36 WILLIAM MURRAX', '37 LLOYD HILBERT, '38 MARGARET STRATTON, '39 EDWIN SHIELDS, ,4O JAY M. FORREST, '41 .3 f 3 SYS Q . I. e.'., , Y S up r 'QI' .1 - vv lv ' ,SQL 'Q h , I, I 1 ,IS, , , q I, I J, , X, . I . A , BTWUW' 11' lQ+ an -j vi ,S:R-'3 A: ER 9:6 I 199g 1930 Voyle Allen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Margaret Anderson Bales, Ha- gerstown, Ind., Lawrence Bogue, Cambridge City, Ind., Marjorie Beeson Conway, Mooreland, Ind., Lucille Bess Smith, Los, Angeles, Calif, Mil- dred Burroughs Brown, Richmond, Indiana, Ollif Canaday, Hagerstown, Indiana, Josephine Davis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Doris Davisson Doty, Chicago, Illinois, Gertrude Lumpkin' Davenport, R. R., Hagerstown, In- diana, Esther Dennis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Ellis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Furnish Zuttermeister, Dublin, Indiana, Dolores Gray Halstead, Hagerstown, Indiana, Geneva Gordon, Cambridge City, Indiana, Anna Belle Harris Allen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Hogue Vanderford, Lafayette, Indiana, Thelma Hosier Ulrich, Hagerstown, Indiana, Virgil Keeling, Bluntsville, Indiana, Pauline Lannerd, Hagers- town, Indiana, Maurine Muterspaugh, New Castle, Indfana, Emma Myers Perry, Straughn, Indiana, Clarence Needler, Richmond, Indiana, Eugene Reynolds, Miami, Florida, Louva Riggs, Richmond, Indiana, Ester Gene Root Watt, Centerville, Indiana, Russell Roth, Williamsburg, Indiana, Merle Shaifer, New Casrtle, Indiana, John Shaffer, Indianapolis, Indiana, Martha Ellen Short Hagen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lorene Smith, Economy, Indiana, Frank Spinne1', Shelbyville, Indiana, Ruth Steward Crull, Hagerstown, Indiana, Nellie Stewart Reese, Hagerstown, In- diana, Josephine Sullivan, Hagerstown, Indiana, Vivian Taylor, C.n- cinnati, Ohio, Charles Taylor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Woodrow Ulrich, Hagerstzwn, Indiana, Lillian Wantz Gordon, New Caslle, Indiana, Gene Worl, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1931 Agnes Paul Brier, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eugene Culy, Hagers- town, Indiana, Beulah Marrlin Cooper, Joliette, Illinois, Kenneth Reed, Hagerstown, Indiana, Rhea Brooks Abbott, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lil- lian Fowler Davis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Richard Holaday, Mooreland, Indiana, Helen Yoke Morrison, New Castle, Indiana, Marion Davis, Richmond, Indiana, Doris Paddock Riley, New Castle, Indiana, Caroline Peirce, Hagerstown, Indiana, Francis Holaday, Richmond, Indiana, Willetta Davis Burgess, Hagerstown, Indiana, Kenneth Ellis, Hagers- town, Indiana, Bernice Hormel, Hagerstown, Indana, Reba Rhinehar't, Hager stown, Indiana, Glenn Retherford, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Beeson, Hagerrflown, Indiana, Ralph Bruce, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Clementine McConnaughey Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary White Martin, Richmcnd, Indiana, Edward Williams, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy White, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wendell York, Indianapolis, In- diana, Ermadene Daugherty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ralph Stohler, New Castle, Indiana, Charlene Daugherty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Everett Davisson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Pauline Yoke Dixzn, Canton, Ohio, Naomi Shafer Baker, Englwood, California, DeWayne Keelingfi Garnet Kellam Vance, Richmon6', Indiana, Eugene Wiseharrl, Hagerstown, In- dfana, Emma Allread Bookout, Hagerstown, Indiana, William Clark, New Castle, Indiana, Elizabeth Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Donald York, Norfolk, Virginia, Edith Hogue, Hagerstown, Indiana, Emmet Peggji: Edith VValtz Lindley, Cambridge City, Indiana, Richard Pierce, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ethel Scott, Hagerstown, Indiana, Homer Scorit, Cambridge Cty, Indiana, Charles Smith, Hagerstown. Indiana, Marian Maginske Bavendcr, Hagerstown, Indiana, B.uce Abbott, Hagerstown, Indiana, Maurice Muterspaugh, New Castle, Iniiana, Maurice McKin- non, Hagerstown, Indiana, Priscilla Parsons Haisley, Hagerstown, In- diana. N inety 1932 Wayne Shaffer, Englewood, California, Bernice Pierce Troth, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Georgeanna Gilmore Uetz, Elwood, Indiana, Robert Lester, Economy, Indiana, Randall Butner, Charleston, West Virginia, Iva Beeson Hanen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eloise Brumback McKinnon, Hagerstovsm, Indiana, Howard Lumpkin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Donald Lester, Hagerstown, Indiana, tArmyl, Marguerite Gladfelter Conklin, St, Louis, Missouri, Robert Ford, Muncie, Indiana, Martha Dennis Col- lins, Mooreland, Indiana, Erma Fudge Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana: VValter Carpenter, Hagerstown, Indiana, Floyd Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, Doris Werking Anderson, New Castle, Indiana, Lucille Elliott Shirley, Indiana, Lewis Beeson, Hager'stown, Indiana, Donald Pass, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Kinsinger Scott, Cambridge City, In- dfana, Hazel Smith Lamont, Pershing, Indiana, Wilbur Troth, Hagers- town, Indiana, Wilbur Metsker, Hagerstown, Indiana, Blanche Sanders, California, Frances Fouts Wilson, Greensfork, Indiana, Charles McCullough, Hagerstown, Indiana, Victor LaMar, Hagerstown, Indfana, Madeline Scott May, Richmond, Indiana, Evelyn Fletemeyer, Unknown, Earl Lee, Cambridge City, Indiana, Eugene Clark, Jacksonburg, Indiana, Helen Smith, Unknown, Frances Crull Peters, Richmond, Indiana, Har'- old Fox, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Hubert Stewart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruth Dennis Goliher, Losantville, Indiana, John Stewart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Charles Smith, Hagers- town, Indiana, Rosine Himes, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Kizer White, New Castle, Indiana, Dean Parsons, Hagerstown, Indiana, Roy Paul, Hagerstown, Indiana, June Walters, Hagerstown, Indiana, Idolha Bell Hoover, Muncie, Indiana, Stanley LaMarr, Cambridge City, In- diana, Robert Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana 1ArmyJ, Anna Catherine Mauller, Unknown, Mary Beeson Evans, Mooreland, Indiana, Francis McKinnon, Hagerstcwn, Indiana, Mary Cr'oss VVOolms, Hagerstown, In- diana, Roy Culy, Richmond, Indiana, Eldon Davis, Hagerstown, In- diana, Louise Frantz, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Louise Reed Lindsay, Hagerstown, Indiana, Kenneth Rhinehart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Edward Harty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Francis Ammerman, Camb idge City, In- diana, Harold Talbert, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1933 Don McCullough, Hagezstown, Indiana, Maxine Dougherty Am- merman, Milton, Indiana, Ray Eugene Starnm, Lowe1'y Field, Colorado' Roy Little, Richmond, Indiana, Mary K. Fox, Hagerstown, Indiana, Royadon S-tomm, Hagerstown, Indiana, Norma Taylor Schneider, Con- nersville, Indiana, Harry Kingery, Indianapolis, Indiana, Bernice Kel- lam Crawford, Richmond, Indiana, Goldie Nichzlson Thalls, Cambridge City, Indiana, Delbert Smith, Hage1'stown, Indiana, Alfred Har.y Lowery Field, Colorado, Gerald Beavers. Cambridge City, Indiana, 1 Omer Isaac Shields, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jzsie Crull, Hagerstown, In- diana, Evangeline Hardwick Miller, Dublin, Infiana, Orville Scott, Rich- mond, Indiana, Carl Hoover, Moo1'eland, Indiana, Audrey Knappf Mil- dred Myers Beall, Farmland, Indiana, Gladys Kinsinger Harold, Persh- ing, Indiana, Lloyd VVCrl, Cambridge Cfty, Indiana, Lewis Gray, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Madelyn Kutter Wibker, Los Angeles, California, Eugene Foust, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gladys Hanna, Freeport, Illinois, Maurice Mitchell, Hagersdown, Iniiana, Vera Paddick Wilson, New Castle, Indiana: Bob Bryson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Hogue Williams, Conioe. Texas, Eddie Pass, Greenwood, Indiana, Nzleen Den- nis Fouts, Losantville, Indiana, Malcolm Daugherty, Hagerstown, In- Ninefy-Om' diana, Mary Cox Pass, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Hindman, Hagers- town, Indiana, Genevieve LaVelle Roth, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1934 Anne Faurot Ford, Greenfield, Indiana, Eugene Drake, Hagerstown, Indiana fArmyJ, Mirian Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Howard Farmer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marian Brumback, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mildred Parsons Wallace, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Brownf Thelma Brum- back Tucker, Mooreland, Indiana, Marguerite Harcourt Winters, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Mary Catherine Lannerd Paul, Hagerstown, Indiana, Gerald Retherford, Hagerstown, Indiana fArmyJ, Herman Canady, New Castle, Indiana, Virginia Harlan Atkinson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Bowman, Hagerstown, Indiana, June Hartig, Mallary, Muncie, Indiana, Dortha Rhinehart Howell, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Ford Lawless, New Castle, Indiana, Frank Keiser, Hagerstown, Indiana, Esther- Allen Weatherton, New Castle, Indiana, Clyde Gray, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Meyers Holcomb, Hage1'stown, Indiana, Naomi Himelick, Brook- ville, Indiana, Mary Alice Allen, New Castle, Indiana, Evelyn Dennis Weaver, Gaston, Indiana, Estelene Stamm, Richmond, Indiana, Luva Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Audrey Marlatt Brooks, Oxford, Ohio, Mark Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, Thelma Foutz Ellis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Margaret Talbert, Hagerstown, Indiana, James Butner, Char- lestown, West Virginia, June Huddle, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marion Hartley Todd, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wilma Wisehart Mitchell, Hagers- town, Indiana, Thomas Dennis, Hagerstown, Indfana lArmyJ, Roberta Ulerick Morton, Arlington, Virginia, Ethel Cordell Lindenrnood, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Logan Smith, Ohio City, Ohio, Myron Simpson, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Rosamond Brooks Gray, Hagers'Lown, Indiana, Leo Dumford, Hagerstown, Indiana, Rena Davis, Hagerstown, Indiana, How- ard Fosnight, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Mary Lamon Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana. 1935 Elizabeth Bruce, Hager'stown, Indiana, Francis Adamson Bruce, Fort Wayne, Indiana, James Hartig, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frederic Allen, Muncie, Indiana, Virginia Bogue Stevens, Hagerstown, Indiana, Barbara Stewart Holt, Indianapolis, Indiana, Edith Myres Holcomb, Hagerstown, Indiana, Virginia Alfrey, Unknown, Alfred Chamberlain, Jr., Hagersrlown, Indiana fArmyJ, Jack Pa-ss, Hagerstown, Indiana, Naomi Per'sonnette Wright, Hagerstown, Indiana, Amerenthea Wescott Wadman, New Castle, Indiana, Marjorie Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Irene Trothf Frederick Lannerd, New Castle, Indiana lAr'myJ, Loyd Kuhn, Cambridge City, Indiana, Betty Knose Gray, Hagerstown, In- diana, Mary Jeanne Dougherty Bushong, Dayton, Ohio, Dorothy Innin Oler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Francis Lee, Hagerstown, Indiana, Morris Foutz, Hagerstown, Indiana fArmyJ, Charles Hormel, Hagerstown, Indiana, Larthenia Coomes Wagner, Richmond, Indiana, June Hoover Miller, New Lisbon, Indiana, Georgia Scott Lingenfelter, Cambridge City, Indiana, Eleneida Craig, CambridgeC ity, Indiana, Lowell Lester, Hagerstown, Indiana, John Leavell, Hagerstown, Indiana fArmyJ, Na- omi Petry, Unknown, Dorothy Foust Jackson, Richmond, Indiana, Vir'gil Halstead, Richmond, Indiana lArmyJ, Emogene Wilkinson, Hagers- town, Indiana, Mildred Miller Jordan, Muncie, Indiana, Glenn Ramey, Hagerstown, Indiana, Doyle Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana iArmy7, Ray- mond Mendenhall, Dublin, Indiana, Eugene Howell, Hagerstxwn, In- diana, Nora Hall Needler, Richmond, Indiana, John Clements, New Castle, Indiana QArmyJ. Nilzcfy-Two 1936 Mildred Hilbert Shellenberger, Mooreland, Indiana, Paul Earl Har- ris, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dick Oler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Helen Waltz, Jack Scott, Hagerstown, Indiana fArinyJ, Virginia Miller, Rich- mond, Indiana, Sarah Wisehart, Hagerstown, Indiana, Della May Metsker Mendenhall, Dublin, Indiana, Garner Johnson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Carlos Jordan, Hagerstown, Indiana lArinyJ, Ruth Kin- singer, Cincinnati, Ohio, Fred Woollard, Hagerstown, Indiana fArinyl, Walter Woodward, Cambridge City, Indiana, Herman Cromis, Hagers- town, Indiana, Harriette Fosnight Vandergrift, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Betty Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Harold Allen, Tipp City, Ohio, Ed- ward Dale, Hagerstown, Indiana, Effie Foulke Beach, Hagerstown, In- diana, James Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Thelma Keeling Hartgrove, New Castle, Indiana, Elizabeth Ellis Johnson, Indianapolis, Indiana, Dean Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, Austin Troth, Hagerstown, In- diana, Robert Hogue, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mary Alice Harlan Arm- strong, New Castle, Indiana, Ruth Foutz Johnson, Losantville, Indiana, Robert Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Gephart Oler, Hagers- town, Indiana, Lloyd Weaver, Indianapolis, Indiana, Marjorie Shafer Gauker, Hagerstown, Indiana, Evelyn Strickler Weaver, Hagerstown, Indiana, Herman Bookout, Hagerstown, Indiana, Rosanna Roth, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Carl Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mabel Jane Smith Baker, Hagerstown, Indiana, Alberta Williams, Richmond, In- diana, Allen Coryell, Richmond, Indiana, Marie Chamberlin Bowman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Omar Dumford, Hagerstown, Indiana, Winifred Atkinson, Richmond, Indiana, Florence Keever Bailey, Indianapolis, Indiana, Joe Roberts, Cambridge, Indiana, S. L. Surber, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marjorie Reed Murphin, Hagerstown, Indiana, Helen Lighdnerf Clara Rose Myers Nicholson, Indianapolis, Indiana, Donald LaMarr, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eugene Shultz, Indianapolis, Indiana fArmyJ, Harold Pickett, Hagerstown, Indiana, Marion Hzelf Pauline Rainey Rhoades, Hagerstown, Indiana, Bernard Taylor, Hagerstown, Indiana CArmyJ. 1937 Josinah Allen, Hagerstown, Indiana, Thelma Bland Gaunt, New Castle, Indiana, Leslie Burgess, Hagerstown, Indiana, Charles Clement-s, Hagerstown, Indiana fArinyJ, Omar Cummins, Hagerstown, Indiana, Juanita Chapman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Florence Cordell Sullivan, Ha- gers-town, Indiana, Ethel Mae Crull Werking, Hagerstown, Indiana, John Diischel, Hagerstown, Indiana CArn1yj, Mildred Dennis Powell, Hagers- town, Indiana, Mary Catherine Dennis, Hagerstown, Indiana, Betty Davis Couch, New Castle, Indiana, Virgil Davenport, Richmond, Indiana, Maurice Daughtery, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorothy Dale Berry, Rich- mond, Indiana, Charles Hallf Charles Howell, Hagerstown, Indlana, Hubert Hinshaw, Hagerstown, Indiana QAIHIYJQ Ruth Harcourt Bren- neman, New Castle, Indiana, Lawrence Handyf Marjorie Haisley Hola- day, Spartansburg, Indiana, Charles Knapp? June Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana, William Murray, Hagerstown, Indiana lArmyJ, Ernest Mil- ler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Mavier McConnoughey, Hagerstown, Indiana, Blanche Paddock Petty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eleanor Romine Cramer, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Reed, Hagerstown, Indiana 1ArmyJ, Mil- dred Strickler Crull, Tipp City, Ohio, Ruby Steward McCormick, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Bill Symons, Patterson, New Jersey QArmyJ, Rita Smith Van Camp, Hagerstown, Indiana, Horace Shields, Hagerstown, Indiana 1ArmyJ, Mary Talbert Collins, Columbus, Indiana, Frederick Nilzvfy-Tbrcc' Wood, New Castle, Indiana fArmyJ, David Wisehart, Hagerstown, In- diana fAimyJ, Fern Weimer, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1938 Mary Allen Walters, Indianapolis, Indiana, Elenora Atkinson, John Baker, Hagerstown, Indiana, Norma Beeson Healton, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Donald Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, June Black, Hagerstown, Indiana, Howard Bogue, Cambridge City, Indiana, Her- schel Bowman, Hagerstown. Indiana, Bob Brower, Hagerstown, In- diana, Robert Brown, Hagerstown, Indfana fArmyJ, Billy Brown, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Helen Burgess, Hagerstown, Indiana, Clifton Cham- berlin, Hagerstown, Indiana CArmyJ, Lloyd Craig, Cambridge City, In- diana, Urma Lee Crye Doll, Cambridge City, Indiana, Thelma Dennis Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Denzil Fouts Harvey, Greensfork, Indiana, Wilma Foutz Dale, Hagerstown, Indiana, Thelma Fowler Beard, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Keith Glancey, Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert Gordon, Hagerstown, Indiana, Leah Fern Gray Franklin, Kokomo, Indiana, David Harvey, Hagerstown, Indiana, Lloyd Hilbert, Hagerstown, Indiana, Olive Himes, Hagerstown, Indiana, Wayne Holcomb, Hagerstown, In- diana, John Hoover, Hagerstswn, Indiana, Helen Innis, Cambridge City, Indiana, George Miller, Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert LaMarr, Hagerstown, Indiana, June LaVelle, Hagerstown, Indiana, Herbert Lester, Hagerstown, Indiana, Everett Lilly, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ken- neth McFarland,i1 Joe Knose, Hagerstown, Indiana fArmy7, Mary Moh- ler, Hagerstown, Indiana, Betty Monroe Hoover, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ruby Needler Rude, Richmond, Indiana, Ann Parsons Daughtery, Ha- gerstown, Indiana, Delmar Petty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Bud Pressel, Hagerstown, Indiana, Eugene Raffe, Hagerstown, Indiana, Elizabeth Rainey Cleghorn, Hagerstown, Indiana, Margaret Kritsch, Indianapolis, Indiana, Irene Sherry, Dayton, Ohio, Marilyn Shultz, Indianapolis, Indiana, Charles Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Paul Smith, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jim Spitler, New Castle, Indiana, Emily Stahr, Hagerstown, Indiana, Frances Stomm Baumgartner, New Castle, Indiana, June Sul- teen, Hageistown, Inifana, Bettie Teetor, Hagerstown, Indiana, Betty Lou Thalls Cummins, Hagerstown, Indiana, Hazel Thornburg, Rich- mond, Indiana, Virginia Townsend, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ina Waltz Hindman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Bill Warfel, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ralph VVoocl, Hagerstown, Indiana. 1939 Oia Adamson, Muncie, Indiana, Joshua Allen, Hagerstown, In- diana Marjorie Allenfi Marcelle Allread Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Hari y Ashman, Indianapolis, Indiana, Marcella Brooks, Hagerstown, Indiana, Retia Brooks, Hagerstown, Indiana, Annabelle Bess, Hagers- town, Indiana, Melvin Belt, Hagerstown, Indiana, Richard Bookout, Hagerstown, Indiana, June Bradshaw, Hollywood, California, Bernard Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Ramona Brown, Hagerstown, Indiana, Helen Burroughs Foulke, New Castle, Indiana, Edward E. Canady, Ha- gerstown, Indiana fAimyJ, Robert Cartmell, Hagerstown, Indiana, Leslie Chapman, Hagerstown, Indiana, Dorthy Clevenger, New Castle, Indiana, Reba Davis Beeson, Hagerstown, Indiana, Arnold Daugherty, Hagerstown, Indiana, Theda Fosnight, Hagerstown, Indiana, Robert Frazier, Hagerstown, Indiana lNavyJ, Richard Fullerton, Dayton, Ohio, Phyllis E. Gordon, Hagerstown, Indiana, Hazel Hammond Rybolt, Con- neisville, Indiana, Levera Funkhouser, Richmond, Indiana, Maxine Hoover, Hagerstown, Indiana, Jim Jones, Hagerstown, Indiana fMar- inesjg Mildred Jordan Gray, New Castle, Indiana, Lawrence Lester, Nizzefy-Four
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