Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Sw-mill iw V: lu. l,lII1llt','. .i. Ju -is . NI Si1il,2wiiAk, I. Ili-:'t1'zim. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I-'mill row: ll. to 111 B. Iliw-wvl'. A. f'lu11im:i11. .I. B-mkniit, l'. Slwvli, J, lilwgiili-s, .I, Hlmzidvs, M. Alessi-r. M. Hulnwr. Svvonil row: M. XVhiti'. J, l,l il'L't'. J, 4'lz11'k, 13. 3I1'Q'2lSllll, M. ifllell. .L Ki-itwiirtliy. I.. Kunig, S. Blzidily, I, 13x'1'l!'i1U1. BI. Imdil, S. Smzill. J. XYiml:i1'il. M. Mairlzitt, I'. lin-wit, .l. .I:ivksoi1. U. Snydvr. Il. Lzimli. 'l'lii1'd row: l'. lllSl'lIU1llI, IZ. tlrultlvs, IZ. tlriilvlus. N. Blzirtiii. V. XYIIVI, J. All-th-iii'g4'. It. Fwy, Bl. SmIg'wii'k, BI, NY:iliu-V. 11 12:11.-S. M. SIVXYIIVI, V. 3li'l'i.y1m-ll, li, XY1ilk,-gg V. Mi-4'i1i'il. M. Alvssilr, ll. Ili-vs-. lfiiitrlll row: Mrs. Hilili-, l.. Piilllll. S. l.:ii-iizml, lt. l.1lllll1'j', Bl, llzirk. S. Itiwiitks. IG. Sltibrwi-mi, IE. NNN-l, XV. li:i:'nhzii't. M, Iii-Q-sitii. .l. H--riil. J. in-ll. Hawk row: J. liulrm-V. li, XYilsim. J. Finvlxiim, li. 1j:11'x'iu. M. Muxwvll. IJ, XYvi'kiiig.1'. l', XY:i1upli-1: J. Xx't'l'kiIlg', It. Sxxwuvvlziiisl, Ii. Hitusv, l'. Swult. l'. Hiryiiulils. S. Hitt:-h:ii'l. What Would Our Lives Be Without Homes? And what kind of homes would we have without the training that the FHA offers the girls of Hagerstown High School? Under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Wible, and their capable president, Betty Lou Lindley, F. H. A. sponsored many activities such as the initiation of members, the sending of Scrapbooks to children in hospitals, a bake sale and dance to raise funds, and a tea for the installation of members. .1 F. H. A. OFFICERS Viwwiil 1-uw: S. Mziclily. P. Ili-yn-lids, S lmihut hivk i-mv: Mrs, XX'ilili-. Al, lliilmi-in if? 74.1-gp

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ight, lil. l'lDL'l'lLll'f'll, D. Clayton, J. imllvy. IJ. llilbm-rt, R. Murray. D. finliitt, F. Stohler, B. May, J. l'l1'ic'll. . , X 5 r Q . , ' , f. ' , ar' O . a ' . Q - '. A large delegation of boys attended the Older Boys' Hi-Y Conference at Elkhart during November. An even larger delegation attended the Spring meeting at Marion. The annual Father and Son Banquet program consisted of a skit, and a speech by a former maior league umpire, Mr. Harry Giesel, who talked about his exper- iences. Combining with the Y-Teens, a closed skate forthe Hi-Y and Y-Teen members only was held the first week in April. Hi-Y officers are Jerry Lindley, president, John Ulrich, vice-president, Bill May, secretary, Francis Stohler, treasurer, Dale Clayton, chaplain, Ernest Upchurch, sergeant-at-arms, Roger Murray, social chairman, and our very fine adviser, Mr. Dick Wright. Mr. Wright left us near the end of the last semester. We shall re- member him as a very capable leader who thought of others as well as himself. Mr. Nichols became sponsor for the rest of the year. HI-Y OFFICERS irlim.: :it lmtlum. vim-kwisv: XXII: Page Nineteen N ' f

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liniil riiw: il, lu i'.l Mr. Miilvlvy, IP lliiisliziw. .l. Sliiwk. I . Miryr-1'. F. F. A. OFFICERS 1-nnil i-nw: li. llzirxi-1-, .I. Siiyil.-ig It's The Farmers That Make The World G0 Round Learning to do, doing to learn. Earning to live, living to serve. The F. F. A., under the leadership of Mr. Mobley, are striving to learn how to become modern farmers, for they realize that Training in agriculture today is assurance against hunger tomorrow, They are learning to apply modern scientific methods on the farms, in crop production, livestock, and equipment. F. F. A. liriml row: IL llZlI'l'lS. ll. Snyili-V, V. Svvi-ziriiigr-ii, M, Asclw, R. l'l2ll'l'lS, III: Miihli-y. K. lllilllllllll. S. Nussi-lt. J. Shiwk. F. Moyvr, 'I', liixwnizin, lv. llinshuw, J. Suyili-r, lf. Swirl, J, l.ilIii11. J. l'i1'k:11'il. Si-vnilil ruw: If. XY:illz, M. Mi-ssc-i', K. ll2lL'lU'l', IT, XVz1lki-i'. XY. Ih-we-, ll, Slnifvr, .l. Nivliulsuii. Ii. Ilzirti-r, .L 1'uui-li. I-'. Mi-yers, K. Kiraly, ID. Bruwri, U. I.iiiillm-y. M. Vuly, lt. 1-'11-wse, J. XXX-ilv1'. J. l.inclluy, II. IEIWJXVII, l'. Iii-Q-si-, Il, XX'imlun1s, J. Smith, D, Gmir. .l. Li:l1':1i'il. Vlillltf J. Scott.