Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Who are Preserving the Four Freedoms Jordan, Robert E. Kelley, J. Wilfred Kirby, Rudolph Knapp, Richard Knose, Joe Max Konig, Charles Edwin LaMar, Robert M. LaMar, Walter Leavell, Fred ' Lee, E 1 L. Leste onald L. Li E. Lo ley Lu pkin, oward McCullough, Donal C. Mclntyre, W. Gene McKinnon, W. Fra cis Mahoney, Warren . Main, Walter Martin, Donald Mead, Robert F Metsker, How d E. Miller, Ernes Mohler, Ma hall A. Murray, W lace F. Murray, illiam F. Paddo , Charles D. Pass dwin Pa , J ames K. ss, Richard V. Paul, Roy Perry, Philip Petty, Lawrence A. Petty, Ralph B. Petty, Robert L. Porter, Rex P. Pressel, Charles R. Ramey, Glen M. Reed, Paul C. Retherford, Gerald E. Replogle, Charles Reynolds, Conger M. Reynolds, Jerome E. Rhinehard, Kenneth Scott, John M. Scott, Victor Shultz, H. Eugene Simpson, C. Eugene Small, Robert E. Smith, Charles F. Smith, .James Smith, Morris Snoke, Richard H. Spitler, J ames Stamm, Ray E. Stomm, Royadon Stomm, Robert Stonecipher, Barbara Stout, William T. Sulteen, Arthur C. Sutherland, Donald Taylor, Bernard Taylor, Robert W. Teetor, Herman Teetor, J ack Thomas, William D. Thompson, Clarence Thompson, Kenneth L Thornburg, Dean Ulerick, Martin U. Waltz, Frank C. Walters, Gerald Warfel, William J. Weaver, Cleo W. Wells, John C. Werking, Roy H. Werking, Russel Wichterman, Walter V Williams, Charles H. Williams, Edward L. Wisehart, David J. Wisehart, Eugene M. Woolard, Fred Woods, Fred Woods, Ralph Yoke, Leland Zutermeister, Frances Teachers Martindale, Ward W. Rudicel, Rex S. W e pause here in memory o those former Hagerstown students who have been killed ln action BOWMAN, JOSEPH D SPITLER, JAMES SURBER, ORWIN Page Thirteen

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