Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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JUST ONE MGRE LINK The Forty-Niners are approaching their last link in the chain of school years. They will soon be realizing that they, too, must be carrying out the old traditions for the last time. The junior class has done an excellent job this year in forging their eleventh link. Their first Junior paper, The juniors Say, was excellentg then they struck again with The Spirit of '49. Other projects added to their treasury as they east an eye to the future, and flashed their new class rings. The next proof of their worth came in the Junior play, Growing Pains. Good work, kids! The acme of their activities finally came with the oh5 and ahs of the prom. The theme was Melody Lane and they really did a swell job. Yes, we're proud of the class that is taking our place. -IUNIUR CLASS OFFICERS amliug, If-ff In rfglrf-L. Lumpkin, Mr. Rudicel. In rulr-Miss Rcslcr, T. Knapp, sl. liishcr.

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Gene Reg pe always says the wrong thin le wrong time bLnL was in Hi-Y, li. li. A. 2 years SLnior . and 4 H 7 years Ronnie Rhoades L was a rLal ass t to 1skLtball team th ear HL was lso 1 member f Hi-Y and president ofF F A sp ore Dorothy Rinehart Dor has never mi L scholastic or citizenship honor ' She won two prizes in essay contests first pri7e in 4 H Y TLens Iwtponent staff PPITOMI' staff Senior play, choir, and orchestra , W ' I 1 v ' . ' t s ' . ' I . - 4- , -v . A K , j I 0 1 , , , , . I ' - - ' 1 ' ' ' ' o . Tom Roth-T. J. has a joke for every ' - . He was basketball manager, yell leader 9 and 10, Sophomore class ofhcer, Senior play, EPITOME staff, Hi-Y, b 1 hoir, and swing band. Mort Siegrist--Happy-go-lucky, Morty was in Hi-Y, the Sen r n cast, and in glee club Sophomore. Norman Shafer-Norman was always ready to do a favor for you L 'as in Hi Y F. F A. 4 years and officer 7 4 H 8 years Litizenship honor roll 4 years and not tardy 4 years Bet erly Sharp Beverly is another one of those girls who knovss how to st a t of trouble. Citizenship honor roll 4 yLars Y Teens cabinet l year and glee club Priscilla Sherry Going places in music, Priscilla was in the band 4 years orche ra, glee. club, dance band, Y- Teen cabinet Z years, perfeLt attendance 9 and 10, and won first in QIHIL trum et solo contest. Good luck in the nationals' Harold Smith Harold has bLLn quite interested in shop work He was PI'LSlClCl1f o 4 H Sophomore, and in Hi-Y Mac Smith--Don t thL girls wish that fellow was l0osL! MaL was our Sophomore. pre id nt, on the basketball team, in Hi-Y. and glee club. Diane Spencer-Diane entered H.H.S. in her junior year. Here she was a majorette, gl e club and sextet, Y- Teens, librarian, Exponent staff, both plays, orchestra, student council, junior Red Cross council. Keith Swoveland-Keith has a lot of artistic talent. He was -lunior class vice-president, 'ii he geometry contest, track, Hi-Y, EPITOMF staff, and junior Red Cross council. Bernard Taylor-Another prospective farmer, Bernard was F. F. A. officer 2 years, 4- , both plays, and baseball and track teams. Marjorie Teetor-Margie was a member of Y-Teens, junior Red Cross council, ,xponent staff, EPITOME staff, Senior play, won first in state Latin contest, drum majorette, honor roll S year 'extet, and was never tardy. Adrian Thalls-Abe has been a regular on the baslgball team sinc ie a sophomore, HifY cabinet, base- ball 4 years, track 2 years, Senior play, an udent ir r of junio Jim Tuttle--jim is student director of the band thb il-tel 0 go places on that trumpet. He was also on the Hi-Y cabinet and was editor ofhhe Juni o Marilyn Ulrich-Energetic and ri y, Marilyn was business mah-ager of our class, both plays, Y-Teen cabi- net, EPITOMF staff, Exponent staff, Red Cross council, and was never tardy. Ruth Weiler-A busy Senior, Ruth Ann was prom queen, sextet, Y-Teens, junior play, Junior Red Cross council president, librarian, and Senior play student director. Betty Wforley-Betty is most interested in secretarial work. She was also in Y-Teens. Page Twenty-scocn

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9 f glad -'J '7' -hcl.. 4 X.. - .lf JUNIOR CLASS I'il'UlIf run'-R. Franklin, NI. Coy, M. Hilbcrr, P. Greer, N. Ihlcs, N. Slolilcr, NI. Swc.iringin Svromf ron'-R. Sliortridgc, H. Xvnlkcr, I.. Lumpkin, I . Il.ll11l'l'lUl1Ll, lf. Kcrlin, Ci. Booc, -I. lfagan. -I. Ciougill Tfviril Vlllffcx. Brooks, O.C.1in,l.C'onw.iy. R. Hlunli, IS. Brown, ll. XY'illiQ, l. Cirnll, Nl. Cxromer, XI. Qrolwlei Fourlln ron'-Miss Kesler, M. Frantl, K. Locke, I . Meyers, I.. Ininpliin, C. Aiwclrcwe, XY. Koeppel. l'. Sharp I,. Irvin, If. Ileewn, A. Houw, il. FiSl1er,Ci. Cox. Tofu ruu'-N. Ulricli, T. Kn.1pp,ll. Sedgwick. Mr. Rudiccl. NI. Ifwbank, il. Clark, Fi. Clark, ll. Nlurphcy. C2 Ihvulx, M. Gordon, R. Fulton. Prlgi' 'l'u1'nIy-uim'