Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Front Bow: B. Corbitt, N. Brown Second Bow: F. Riggs Standing: Mrs. Martindale, Mr. Holman, Sponsors SUPHUMURE CLASS Bottom Row: B. Cablrard. J. Paton, N. Brown. B. Corliilt, M. Earhart. B. Foulke Mrs. Martindale lSponsorl. J. Flood. M. Shively, D. Purdy. E. Scott. M Bales. C. Rinehart. J. Rinehart, Mr. Helnlan lSponsorl. Second Row: R. Kendall, V. Keeling. Third Row: R. Crabtree. D. Leavell. E. Rinehart, L. Cl'0llliS. M. Miller. L Fuson. D. Kinsinger, A. Swearingen. B. Scott. A. Coy, M. Swearingen. M Blevins, J. Paul, K. Strong. M. Clark. Fourth Row: C. Bertram. D. Brown. D. Groves, F. Hanna, G. Stoliler. C. Lester B. Cartmell. J. Harlan. R. Vlfampler, M. Rlloades. W. Schneider. E. Barnard Top Bow: C. Ramey, J. Adamson. C. Hagler, T. Teetor, J. Nelson, A. Gray, H. Cordell, F. Riggs, D. Cordell. R. Pitts. C. Brooks, H. Canaday, T. Cromer Page Thirty

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Like all other junior classes of Hagerstown High School, they had the privilege of presenting the Junior class play, selecting class rings, publishing the Junior paper. and putting on the Junior l!1'0lll. JUNIUR CLASS Bottom Row. Seated: C. Beeson. M. Trolh. P. Kutterg Standing: J. Daugh erty, W. Rinehart. M. Sherry. J. Havron, Miss Hormel tsponsorl. N. Yvil kinson, B. Mitchell, K. Shinng Seated: M. Paddock, B. McFarland R. Baumgartner. Second Row: B. Burroughs. R. Brom er, J. Ellington, B. Veal. R. Hays, G Crye, D. Fulton, C. Conway, K. Mahoney, D. Burgess. B. Shively, R Waltz, R. Kitts, R. Shafer, Mr. Rudicel 1Sponsorl. R. Cheek. Third Row: D. Ulrich, S. Schultze, M. Jones, J. Swoveland, C. Hilbert. M Smith, L. Dumford, B. Hilbert, D. Carpenter, P. Hoover. C. Ellis, J. Jack son, M. Swoveland, J. Berry, B. Brankle. Top Row: R. Harcourt, C. Daugherty. M. Stout, M. Stohler, C. Andrew, P Belt, D. Stikeleather, L. Hilbert, J. Murray. R. Stikeleather, F. House, R. Hoover, C. Dennis, M. Mahoney, M. Locke. Page Twenty-nine

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! l These Are the Livelq Suphnmores The Sophomores have had a very exciting year-trying always to he in the way of everyone. They have succeeded very well, too. Every time we turned around there we found a group of those sopho- mores. Whenever there was some sort of a mix-up, you could count on a few of them being in it. They have had a rather difficult time trying to act like upper- classmen, while they are really still just overgrown freshmen at heart. But don't all sophomores have the same trouble? We could hardly get along without them, though, since they are really a swell hunch of kids. They received helpful guidance from their sponsors, Mrs. Martin- dale and Mr. Helman, this year. They had a very exciting time at their class party in the gym last fall. Several of the hoys aided the uKittens in having a very success- ful haskethall season. They won 10 of their 15 games. They will provide good material for the MTigers', next yea1'. Page Thirty-one