Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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3 MW iff! PW. 59 : 55 ' 2 Q, -vw, . t -. A' . A-L pt iw P' ' ' v t if 'Q -41 L f '2, '4 39' ,K bu 35 ' 4 an EIGHTH GRADERS, QR '52 Probably the most talked about feature of the eighth grade is their representation on the junior high basketball team, coached by Mr. Nichols. Their class oiiicers are: Beverly Jar- ret, presidentg John Ulrich, vice presidentg Martha Sedgewick, secretary and treasurer. Ted Sedgwick and Mrs. Smith are their sponsors. For their class party they had a Wiener roast at Jimmy Ulrich's. EIGHTH GRADE Ifrrml mu'-D. Lamb, B. Creekbaum, P. Bond, B. Hodson, B. Hutchens, G. Nletsker, C. Wdlters, sl. Ulrich. tl. Ulrich. Srromf rnu'-G. Hauk, R. Meeks, S. Doughty, H. Andrews, P. Gray, Nl. Sedgwick, S. Small, l. Bertram, P. Chamness. Tliirtl run'-G. Dale, D. Goar, K. Gray, S. Ankrom, li. Garvin, Nl. Stewart, M. Fitzlurris, M. Dodds, B. -Iarrett. FOIIl'fl7 mu'-B. Wihite, Collins, Nl. Favorite, G. Smalley, B. Mason, M. Q37l3Ul1, R. Pitts, Combos. Tufr r'ou'-Mr. Sedgwick, G. Adkins, D. XY'oolums, K. Hacker, li. Rhodus, G. Stenzle. Mrs. Smith. Pugf' 'Fhirfy-four '

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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

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,,a.- 4? pu. ' -f 5. as I fb-r - Is fll'7U1'if THE BEGINNERS HAVE BEGUN On the first day of school we were alarmed to see little forms hustling and bustling about, bowling someone over every little bit, and trying to act very important. In fact they were and are very important, for they are our seventh graders. In the Seventh grade our school Citizens receive the foundation for their school life here at H.H.S. It is very important that they get the right slant on the way our school operates so that they might gain the most from their educational program. SEVENTH GRADE l'll'0IIf mic'--Nl. Klarlatt, M. Rineli.irt, P. Thalls, -I. Burgess, LI. Ritchie, nl. Rhoades, AI. Rlioatles, AI. wiilliaiiis. N. Allen. Svromf ron'-N. McCoy, R. Downing, XV. Rhodus, C. Ridge, B. NY'ilson, lf. Miller, ll. Bulmer, T. Root, M. Culy, R. Harris. ' Tliirrf row-B. Davis, D. XY'ogain.1n. l'iUlll'fb rouililr. Helman, D. Van Ostrand, B. Talbert, B. Owens, Nl. Beeson, gl. Rowe, P. Brown, B. lloovei Mrs. Helman. Fiflfr rou'-R. Pierce, tl. Nicholson, ul. Setfrin, P. Davis, H. Swoveland, C. Brooks, S. Rinehart. Tnji ron'-R. Hammond, G. Wesley, KI. Peirce. H. Shafer, R. Thonus. Page Tlzirly-fire ...J ,A