Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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However, with all these extra-curricular activities, they have maintained a high scholastic standard and have produced some of the leading citizens of the school. They have the fighting spiritv which is bound to carry them on to great and more important victories. The class of ,45 con- gratulates you on your achievements thus far and wish you greater success as Seniors. JUNIOR CLASS Bottom row, left to right: A. R. Kendall, Harlan, Flood, V. Keeling, N. Brown, L. Fuson, M. K. Miller, B. Cougill, I. Barrett, A. Swearingen, D. Kinsinger, C. Bertram, K. Strong. Second row: Miss Hormel, Miss Robertson, M. L. Blevins, M. Swearingen, A. Coy, B. Gabbard, M. Earhart, B. Foulke, B. Corhitt, M. Rhoades, VV Schneider, W. Cromis, Paton. Tllirtl row: B. L. Scott, M. Hales, Scott, M. Shively, D. L. Lcavcll P. Stenzle, E. Barnard, R. WVampler, M. Clark, C. Stohler, B. Hanna D. Purdy, E. Rinehart, D. Cordell, D .Brown, R. Crahtree, N. Rinehart Adamson, B. Cartmell. Top row: II. Canaday, C. Lester, G. Rainey, M. Moyer, Nelson H. Pitts C. Rinehart, C. Meyer, C. Hagler, F. Riggs, D. Groves, T. Cromer.

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ll -I UNION CLASS OFFICERS Presidcntg K. Strong, President Second row. left to riglzl Miss Robertson. Miss Hormel sponsors, R. XVampler, Treas. Top row: M. Clark, Secretary Headins For The Last Roundup! Ambitious and energetic are the Words which best describe the members of this yearis junior Class. Nothingls too small or too large for them to tackle. Theyive had their ups and downs but always managed to come out on top. The Juniors have more than proved their journalistic ability this year by publishing not one. but two newspapers. The first pub- lication which was a huge success, was entitled Tiger Ragf' The second, a Valentine issue, entitled Cupid Capersf, was equally successful. They chose for their first appearance on the stage the local color play, 'iThe Iloosier Schoolmasterf, Under the Direction of Miss Hormel, their able director, they gave a very outstanding performance. Lots of unusual talent was discovered which will be useful in next yearis production. They also had the privilege of selecting their class rings and putting on the junior-Senior Prom. Theyive played an important part in all of the high school ac- tivities and hold oflices in the Hi-Y, Girl Reserves. and Red Cross organizations. They also contributed several members to the basketball team who have proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Page Twenty-six Foreground: C. Stohler, Vice-

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SOPHOMORES Sealer! in fUl'lfg,1l'Hlll1fl, left lo right: M. Slicrry, ll. Murray, B. XVilliinson l ir.s't l'UlL'I C. Cross, Ulriclc, Snolqe, N. Stilcvlczxtliclg Boclinlxcck P. Bowman, M. VVorl, j. -lolnison, L. Keg-ling, N. Gray, M. Bruner, E. Bruner Szfcoml row: Mr. llclmnn, M. xvlllllll, Clark, B. Stcwurcl, I. Crulvtrcc A. Mays, M. Banc, L. Aclcrs, B. Barrett, M. McGc0rge, M. Blevins M. Dnmforcl. Tlzircl row: Mrs. xl2ll'tllIll2lll', B. Riclgv, B. Tlmlls, Il. Garvin, V. Rlioudvs N. Conway, M. Mc-ssvl, B. Stikulvutlu-r, F. House, M. Fulton, E. CIDCBIIICS M. VVvilcl', P. Stoliler. Fourth row: D. lluycs, NI. Cromer, P. Day, B, Stunlmlc, P. NVisslcr, B Brown, B. Barra-tt, D. Gwin. Top row: Downing, F. Asliinger, Bird, V. Brown, D. Slioclc, D. Con ws-ll, Cory, B. Dvnmrcv, S. Bznnngurtncr, C. Litton.