Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Sitting, left to right: B. Dem aree, Presidentg Mrs. Martin dale, sponsor. Standing: D. Gwin, Vice Presidentg Mr. Helman, sponsorg E. Coomes, Sec.-Treasurer. W4-K Sophomores Plan Ahead just two more hops on the H. H. S. train of education then on to their own particular Held to success. Usually at this point they are shoved to one side and their upper classmen take over, but not this year. Everyone has heard of these business man- agers. They began the year with an election of officers and sponsors. Bill Demaree, Edna Coomes and Dorothy Gwin became oflicers and with the excellent guidance and help of their sponsors, Mr. Helman and Mrs. Martindale, the class Went to work. Booster hats, ties, and pennants were sold to make money. In this way, they are working and planning ahead for that long awaited day when they might be called seniors. Several of our basketball team members are also members of the sophomore class. No other class this year is better repre- sented on our basketball teams. This honor alone is one proud to have. This is a group of young men and women that our school is proud to have as members. Page T wenty-nine

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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.

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OFFICERS Moyer. Mr. Sedgewick First Step Is Important Quite frequently the importance of the first step in an enter- prise is overlooked and is unintentionally neglected by the thought of eventually obtaining the goal, This is also the case in the Held of higher education. Oftentimes we call the Fresh- men Greeniesf' Freshies,v and Spoiled, and fail to mention their good qualities or realize the important part they play in the school program. just as it takes all the parts of a machine to make it run, so it takes the best efforts on the part of all students of all classes, including the Freshmen, to make a school function properly. This year's crop of freshmen have modestly filled their places and conscientiously performed their duties. Itis true they were a hit green at first, but not for long. They soon learned to find their Way around, to get along With their teachers, and to fit themselves into the daily routine of high school life. They have been indispensable contributors to the Scholastic Honor Roll as well as the Citizenship Honor Roll and from all indications will through all their high school experience maintain this high record. They have also taken part in thc many social activities including their own class parties. They have just successfully completed their first important step in the field of higher learning. They are now full-fledged high school students ready to start on the second lap of the race -the race for learning. VVe, the class of '45, wish you success. Page Thirty FRESHMEN CLASS Left to right: Mrs. Helm in C. E. Cain, D. Rinehart