Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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PROBLEMS OF THE WORLD Indeed you learn the prohlems of the world of the past, present, and future from Hrs. Devine. So- cial studies consist of History. Civics, Sociology, and Economics. Students in these classes are Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. It may sound dry hut it's not. Imagine looking into a crystal hall and seeing the history of many lands. famous people. wars. social and economical conflicts and changes. Now we see civics Cdon't think that we can 'tj which is a study of our government. Now we see the legislative assemhly making a hill into a law. Then we see sociology, the study of human relationships. Nlayhe it' we pay attention we 'll develope a hetter personality. And now what do we see? Oh yes. economics. dealing with man 's efforts to make a living. But wait, what is this? Current events? XVhy of course. each class does quite a lot of cur- rent events work. This year they are taking the magazine Senior Scholastic. So you see what fun social studies are. Page Twenty-one

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WORLD'S LITTLE HELPERS The Red Cross' motto is we serve . NVhat do they serve? The school, community. state, country, and world. ' The council consists of two representatives from each class, and is under the leadership of Bliss Rust. Every one in school is entitled to membership in the national organization., This year they sent Christmas and Valentine boxes overseas, enter- tained at many homes, and sent a picture album to lapan. JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row: M. Nicholson, L. Greer. Second Row: P. Mitchell, B. Downing, C. Ulrich, B, Crull, P, Fuggn, C, Brooks, P, Shock, S. Maddy, M, Davisson, M. Finchum, Third Row: J. Sharp, J. Jarrett, D. Weber, B. O'Neil, J. Gordon, F. Clifton, K. Asche, W. Barnhart, B. Jarrett. FIOIIVTII Row: G. Metsker, E. Upchurch, Miss Rust, P. Reynolds, P. Parsons, M. Maxwell. Back Roar: J.Shock,B. Bayles, B. McConnell, F. Stohler, J. Combs, J. Seffrin. CITIZENS OF TOMORROW NVould you like to camp out, enjoy fresh air and exercise, swim. and mingle with Xlother Nature several times each year? These are some of the many things the Cirl Scouts do. The senior scouts consist of girls from freshmen through seniors. Their leader is Nlrs. XVright. Troup 77 is composed of seventh and eighth graders. They are super- vised by Nlrs. Edith Brown and her assistant. Nlarian Harris. GIRL SCOUTS Front Row: S. Taylor, C. Wogaman, E. Hays, M. Gray, J, Bulmer. J. Oak- erson, G. Worley, D, Meeks, M. Mitton. Seconcl Row: J, Davis, D. Taylor. Third Row: B. Leavell, J. McNelly. M. Hensley, P. Sinex, N. Allen, B. O'Neil, J. Rowe, J. Ritchie, M. Sedgwick, Mrs, Wright, D, Lamb, I. Bertram. Back Row: L. Greer, J. Martin, J. Tuttle. J. Burgess, J. Williams, M. Nich- olson, P, Lindamood, M. Rhinehart, B. Owens, P. Davis, P. Chamness, M. Dodd, S, Small, K. Gray. BUILDERS OF DEMOCRACY Qver a period of years. there has been growing in our community an organization which has not only helped us, but has made better citizens out of its members. This organization is the Boy Scouts. Their aitivities are camping out, first aid. and sports. lVith Ted Sedg- wick at the helm, these boys have learned to take care of themselves and help others in any emergency. BOY SCOUTS Front Row: R. Hodson, G. Metsker, D, Wogaman, R. Snader, V. Creek- baum, T, Hensley, D, VanOstrand, J. Nicholson, R. Pierce, B. O'Neil, H. Hil- bert, R. Downing. Back Row: H. Andrew, J. Bertram, VV. Creekbaum, S. Doughty, B. Me- Callister, R. Meeks, B, Talbert, C. Ulrich, R. Thomas, J. M. Ulrich, J. A. Ul- rich, J. Doughty, J. Ulrich, C. Walters, Mr. Sedgwick. Page Twenty-tivo