Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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J. H. BAUGHMAN, Principal A.B., Indiana University A.M., Wisconsin University Guides 0ur School Life As each ship requires a rudder, every school has need for its principal. In this capacity Mr. Baughman fills the place of principal at Hagerstown High. When the first week of a new school year arrives, our thoughts are hrought again to focus upon the guidance of our education. At this time Mr. Baughman counsels with us so that we may take a longer view of our educational planning. Then, later, when the regularity of school routine causes us to seek compensating activities, to him we go again. These are occasions which require a keen understanding of boys and girls and their problems. We shall always think of Nlr. Baughman as willing to help us out at all times and ready to lend us a helping hand in our various activities of school life. Page F our! een

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F. M. CORY, Superintendent A.B., Indiana University AM.. Columizifi University Leads In Community Affairs In Mr. Cory, We have a man whose dignity and poise is a great inspiration to ns, and a person Whom both teachers and students respect. Through his interest and ability in community affairs, he administers our school program so that it is, for its size, one of the most outstanding schools in the state. We find in Mr. Cory that he has a high sense of justice. His dealings with students and citizens have proved time and again his trustworthiness and justice to all. We are proud of Mr. Cory because we know the position of superintendent with its endless responsibilities takes tremendous strength of character. Because of these qualities he is a person Whom we all love and admire. Page Thirteen

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R. Hilbert, II. Smith B. Barrett, M. I... Swmelunci, E. Rina-hurt. OFFICE HELP IFlJl'l',Q'l'H1lll!I, riglit to Icfl: D. Uh-rick incl D, Carpenter. BIl4'Iigl'UllIll1S M. I. Smith B. Scott I t Teachers Serve As Counselors, Too- Although our teachers are paid for their duties us teachers, they often serxe also us u een- stunt source uf guidance in answering, perplexing present-day problems. They ure always willing to he-ip any student, and are tireless in their t-fllvrts lu niuke the students more useful tu Hagerstown High School und to the community. VVhut We become in later life llllly he influenced greatly hy the teachers who govern us during our formative years. XVe ure certain that the llugerstown High Schnnl teachers rzlte an HAD in fine uncierstamding of students. TEACHERS' GROUP Seufecl left to right: Miss Robertson, Mr. Hehnun, Miss Hfirmel, Mr. Sedgwick, Mrs. Cour, and Mr. Barnhart. Standing: Mr. Lester, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. ilehnun, Miss Beavers, Miss Smith, Mrs. Martindale, Mrs. wViChtCl'1TI1lll, Mr. Buughmun, Mr. Cory. Y