Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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i jf' DONE IN 'SV' The Freshmen have done a swell job of passing through their First year of high school. Though the going was a little hard at first, especially for folks from outlying townships, they soon settled into the groove of high school life. Having forgotten the hustle and bustle of the seventh and eighth grades, and their fear of being late to class, they have really become quite decent people. Their class party proved to be too exciting when Bill May caught his foot between two trucks. Fortunately, he was not hurt seriously. Their class enrollment of seventy-Seven is the largest in many years. Millville is to be given much credit for this increase in membership, al- though Dalton and Harrison townships also have swelled the total. The Freshman basketball team achieved glory by defeating I-Iibberd of Richmond in an overtime thriller. FRESHMAN OFFICERS tml mu'--F. Moyer. lllllll VUlL1NTl'. Hauli, Mr. Nichols. 1 mu-D. Werking, F. Stohler, R. liilar. Ill III Ill lie ' 'll 550 -5,55

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TWO MORE RUNGS IN THE LADDER The Sophomores of 48 area great bunch of boys and girls who have their eye on the junior play and prom of next year. They are sure to re- gard this tenth rung asa very important step in their climb up the ladder of education. Their knack for selling things raised their financial standing consider- ably. Their money-making projects included selling purple and gold pen- cils, shakers for basketball games, and T-shirts with Tiger emblems across the front. The lighter side of their activities included a party at Phyllis Wilsoi1's home. A hayride afterward supplied plenty of fun. SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bulfnm rnu -Mr. Collins, Mrs. Nichols, sponsors. Top mu'-D. Forrest, D. Ulrich, M. Finchuni. iii, Ill ! ' -'1 1 L.: 42 V. T Ill lu ill th' ts, T A c g ees lu 1.z' ' if 5 8' Q -Q-,i -.. . -ms . N .UW O T? Q A iw KN ' gm' ,QA 1,64 15 5 J in 2- ' gli'

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Q SALT-2.' FRESHMAN CLASS Sfllffll, lrfr I0 right-il. klarrctt, IJ. Gorbitt. B. XViggins, ID. Parson, li. Stolilcr, R. Murray, nl. Sliock, P Mitchell. SVFUIIKI rou'--B. May, ll. llillwcrt, A. Nicholson, C. XVorl, G. Sincx, N. Martin, P. XV.m1plcr, J. Nlcficorgc J. Bookout, G. Lindley. Iflilll lwllr'-M. l5ulmcr, P. l,.ll'5lJl15, G. liickncll, V. l..1M.1r, ll. liull, S. ll.ll'l1.ll'Ll, Nl. Nlcwwr, ll. O'Nccl, l.. Coy I'i0lIVffl rou'4Nl. Swovcland, H. Grulwbw, M. Clark, B. Slmnk, Nl. Scwartl, M. Crow, P. Hoover, XV. Barnlmrt R. Iiilar. Fifth mu'-B. Brown, T. liowinan, il. Snytlcr. D. Hinslmw, B. Franklin, R. Gray. R. llurlwin, xl. Ulrich, N Atkinson, Rl. Millcr. Sixffl run'-B. Lindley, bl. W'crking, D. Wfrking, ll. XVrigl1t, R. Asclic, A. Clmpnmn, R. Hlunk, l.. Ramey ll. Finclmum, R. XVilson, R. johnson. Srz'v11lbr0zr'-Mr. Hauk, J. Gray, C. Sinitli, D. D.1iluy,D. Rcncau, B. Rnmcy, xl. Ankrom, xl. Slmrp. F. Moyer Mr. Nichols, S. Swim. T017 !'0ll 'E. Denny, G. Hilbert, KI. Kennedy, G. Garvin, B. Davenport, B. H.1lstc.ul, -I. lindlcy. Pllgl' Tllirly-lllrcc