Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Y-TEEN CLUB X. Allen, D. Anclrm-w. K. Asf-lu-, N. .-Xsvlle, S. l!an'n:11'4l. XY. Hzu'l1lizil'l. M. Hu-sim, .l, Bell, li. Belt. I. HQ-Vliwnni, ll, l-Eivknell, J. limnknnt. S. Rrmulis. .l. Hulnier, M. liulinvr. .l. l3L1l'g.ri-ss. M. l9lll'f.Y1'SS, 1'. f'2lSllill2l, A. llllillillnlilll. l'. 4'l1zin1n1-ss. J, Flzirk. M. 1'l:n'k, I. Coy, I., Foy. li. Urnll, .l. Davis. P. Imvis. M, lmmlml. Ii. liilzir, J. Finl-lnnn, M. Fitz- lmiiis, P. Ifuson. IC. lhlrvin, If Gates, l.. Gnlwlmi. K, Gray, ll. Grnlmhs, lt. tlrnlvlis, M. Hayes, M. Hensley, Il. Huns--. P. Hmwvr. A. Km-nwu:'tl1y. A. Kenwuriliy, I., K-xnig. J. l.213IIll', IZ. l.enx'm-ll. P. Limlzxmuorl, TS. Lindley, I'. Lumpkin. S. Mzulily. M. Mzwlutt. M. Martin, N. Martin, M. Maxwell. C. BI-f'f.1Ul'd, .l. ML-Ge-m'gn-. M. Messe-l'. R. Mules, 1j2lkl'l'Sllll, Ii. LTNQ-vl. H. Owl-ns, P. Pairs-nl, J. I'im-rw-. R. Pitts. P. Reynulcls, .I. Rhuml- vs. J. Rlmzules, M. Rim-lizlrl, P. Rini-Cer, J. llitchio. .I. Rowe. M. Sedgwivk, J. Svffrin, .l. Sm-igiisl. 15. Shank, J. Shock, P. Sault, G. Sinex. S. Small. M. Su-wart, IJ. Swuvelzxiial, ll. Swuvelnnd, M. Swan-luinl. ID. 'l'z1y1oi', J. 'l'1'nth, IJ. XYulke1'. M. XVulk1-lx P. XV:ln1pl4-V, IJ. Xxvfifklllg, J. XXX-rking, J. XYilli:1ms. M. XVilsun, ll. XVilsnn. J. XVuulz11'uI, I . XYUI-I. G. TV01'ley, D. XV1'ight. .l. The Mother Success Is Ambition The Y-Teens have had many worlh-while proiecls This year. They have worked hard To prove that a Wise Teen is a Y-Teen. The Theme followed for meetings was vocations open To women. Business women who were on the programs include Mesdarnes La Mar, Fox, Hogue, and Davis. The highlight of The season was The Mother and Daughter Banquef on March 6, l95l, with Mrs. Mabel Duncan Kemp of New Castle as speaker. The Topic, The Page Sixteen

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on one thing-our theme, but how to express it was also a question: This is the life seemed to suggest what We all had in rnind. Then finally our ideas began to take a definite form. The result of that planning now becomes a reality in picture and story. The T951 Seniors proudly present it to you .... THIS IS THE LIFE. Bud Wiggins .. Jayne Bookout . Roger Murray .. Willetta Barnhart Barbara O'Neel Joyce Finchum Georgiana Sinex Norma Martin Bill May ..,.. Betty Lindley John Baughman . Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor ......Classes . Features fartj ... Activities . . . Sports . . . Sponsor EPITOME STAFF .l. Imttlcttiii, I., Wtguiiis. Mi. Page Fifteen

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Ne I rim! -i-unit row: K, Asn-In-. Mrs. Nichols. Y-TEEN CABINET row: ll, tn 1'.l J. Bimkinlt, Ix IIIN Ihiril rmv: I'. lI1lIlYL'l', BI. 5I1lXXVl'll. X XII Iiiurlh row: R. XVilsim, .I. Rnvvi-. I Huy, Ib. Iivlt, I', Vlizintm-ss, IG. vin vii, U. Iiriiuks. You You Want To Be, was very instructive and encouraging to all the girls and their mothers, Some outstanding proiects this year have been the sending of chocolate overseas, entertaining at the county home, the Sock Hop, the Mother and Daughter Tea, and a farewell party for the Seniors. The officers were: Jayne Bookout, president, Kay Gray, vice president, Mary Maxwell, recording secretary, Louise Coy, corresponding secretary, Reba Wilson, treasurer, Georgiana Sinex, program chairman, Patty Chamness, assistant program chairman, Karen Asche, social chairman, Pat Hoover, service chairman, Geraldine Bicknell, publicity chairman, Edith Garvin, devotions chairman, Cara Lee Brooks, historian, Nancy Allen, music. Mrs. Nichols is their efficient sponsor. Page Seuffiitcen