Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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lim Sedgwick Strong minds need strong bodies. li-Y Cabinet, Band, lr. Play Cast, Track, Basketball. Norma Stohler The Cheeriest of the Cheerful. resident of lunior Red 'ross, Office Assistant. Choir, Y-Teens, 4-H 6 years. Pat Sharp Quia-tness is the sign oi culture. Maiorette 5 years, Epi- torne staff, Y-Teens, Art. ft f l X Martha Swearingen Pen, petite, pretty, precious. Ir. and Sr. Play Cast Sophomore President, Y-Teens, 4-H 7 years, Choir. Rebecca Shortridqe ' Good goods come in small packages. lunior Play Cast, Red Cross Council, Expo- nent staff, F. H. A., 4-H 6 yearsy :r1fgg.,.msws:t Norma Ulrich Patience and fortitude. Ir. and Sr. Play Cast, Ivlajorette 4 years Y-Teen President, Epi' tome stall, Exponent staff. Mary Louise Stohlex' To thee I shall be ever true. F. H. A., Student Direc- tor ot Ir. Play, Choir 4 years, Y-Teens, 4-H 2 years. ,Q . . K --t X Helen Walker She sews a ttne seam. Y-Teens, Exponent staff, F. H, A., 4-H, Home Er. 4 years.

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Wayne Koeppel He pondereth eacli deep question. ll. Class Play, Red Vmss Council, Hi-Y, F. lr. A., 4-H. 1 Keith iocke 'His smile will gel him far. Hi-Y, F. F. A., Red Cross, 4-H. l Lois Lumpkin Hkliiiciency exemplified. Sr. Play Cast, lr. Vice President, Y-Teen Cain net, lr. Paper Staff, Epitomc staff. QFQEP' l .www . .M s, . Louis Lumpkin Ilm Murphey Gene Meyer Io Clair Rhoades flood lhmqcz ifomfi 'l'rOm his, pawn mum im-xi rua ncxluiul Pretty lllllv Sol-i'olaI'y. 1:1 pairs. llfvwolli . . loaders. N 'A L H ' Y-Teens, Shorthand li1'Y Presicienl, li. lllum l,,Llili,1 nl Lpllmne, Sz, F. F, A. Olllcer, H1-Y, Qemhfute Iumm Red Play, 4 ll President Play, Editor wi lr. Pa Eplloanei staff, 4 ll gross, Office Staff' 2 yvarsa, 'l'1cii lC. pm, l'l1Y, Expfwriclnl 7 ycears. Ilihrurmnb SMI

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IUNIORS . . . UP AND COMING STARLETS Next year these less experienced actors will be lull-lledqed stars when they come to the top of the heap as seniors. As seniors they will be qivina their last performances lor their greatest audience, H. H. S. There are many tradi- tions, which we as seniors in this school ot actino, pass on to them to uphold with due honor. The lunior Class has given rnany worthwhile performances tor H. H. S. Early in the year they canie out with their outstandinq class rinqs, then they published their first lunior paper, which proved their ability as editors. A bio undertalcina was their play, tune Mad, which had all the critics ravinq. The cliniax oi the season was the sponsorinq ol the proni. The theme was Blue Shadows and was loudly applauded by all. They have chosen as oriicers: lohn Bond, presidentg Glen Hunt, vice-pres? dentg Bonnie Fuson, secretary, and Eloise lrwin, treasurer. We, the 49'ers, wish the luniors the best ot luck in cliinbinq the ladder ot success. l'ug1' 7'14'r'ilfy-1'1'gl1f