Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

Hagerstown High School Hagerstown, Indiana Presents M ox Xigwk XQVJQ, Q' .w is .uw 0 4 l f 1 29 1 , f . 58? 5 I f 5 if , JE' K5 I 1 4 fx 5 3, 4 s . ' 1 or , 0 U if 5 A f- J ,file i fsi A P52 Q ,Us A274 5' . , A ,w,,5 W 5 gwijfi 'S S 3 '.w is 'M T. J Lim ,, +..m,.,., ,,,,. wmwwmwwal E -U 935 M.. . , ' H 0 as an, - K Q - if 5, 5 1.,,,.w,gf .yf ' . Q iv' , , -ei -, ,V+ V - 3901 f J 'y if' fri' fs , ,, 2 f , P 4 Lf 3, 2 - 54.25. . 5 QHSV- 31 , - 1 .K T 1,35 35 4! I 5 gffgg ,VM 'gs V ,V , - - ' f A A, , t fi if , 7- 1 'HAL V A HN : ' ' ,L A I ,Q 'X f. . V fn, ' ?' if 7 Q Elfv 4 A , ,nw ::,,M,,.,. 555,135 3 QI, ,Vi f ? V 1.6 .ff ,,,.A.,, M1 if 5 5 L 5I,ki,5?, x kegrg . f, A ,,,. 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'77 '1'1 'I l 'l'l 'VI 'l l FT1 I 1 -iz., 1 Egififggb o ,ri M Q 1 EL-sn A ' X ' - ' l'1,, 'j Hi' .. 5 - 1 . y , X .,,- s Q' Q! xg 6,9 Qs A xi - . 4 3 3 Ex , X ix fx I ' ' ff f The secret of a I great education X 11 f! in 65529 cj CM ' K2 Remember MQ R23 the first day T, Freshmen E u glislz Aim' W01'ld HiSf07jl . . First Year Algebra With cz debit of 35.16 unc! cl credit of 33.89. To an tolerance of .0005. just so you u'on't rzqfie your finger. Wait till he touches that wire. ,gs-. kms ' S 'WTS . sf X.: 4, Whnfs than ' m ,Sl r. Mpc.. .Uw- Q k: 'Gl. 'li' 'f jg ., , tg ' 1 2, x , , ,.,.. W .,X m up, i , . ip .. Thr' nev Lest M we forget , . . , 1 ' I . United we sland, divided wetfnll ..., s 'ik W 924 , ,. W A ng'Ig..j g if 1 '- 1- 1 Q M : W Y ,vga 1 ' -4 - V ,? ' K -H-, N ea n' X1 4- e ,.f Mrs. Forrest and feed crew . Why., A WSC lval? Mr? JT Q3 A ,, I ww ,N sz v A Q 14 ciiaiiied, af '52 C1111 you imagine ez school such as H. H. S. witlzout all these extra- ezzrriczzlrzr flL'lile'I'fi6S.9 Slli l'. liuncl. li. Hmlsnvn, li. Mu.-ks. D. Gu.u', ll, lVlL'tskt-1', D. VVuuIums, D. Claytml, J. Ulrich I Wilma, J. Hn-l-It-V, S. Ilmuzlily, li. Hillvt-rt, E. llpchuruli, D. Lamb. H. Hillu-rt, C. Walters Audra-ws, l', Gray, J, lllrivh. J. Charles, J. Littnn, li. Davis, E. Willarsl, li, Gray K Sharp, H. lit-thwrfurcl, .l. Nivlmlsun. J, Ga1'ur4l, M, 'l'imrn4ms, D, Willaml, R, lfrow. Tlu' annual l'1lltlll'l'-illlil-S011 Bzlllqlwt was lwlcl F0lJl'lIill'f' 22, with villm- lolmson from lfiarllmm Collc-gc as spa-akvr. Tha' club also joint-cl xxltli tliv Y-'llm-ins in sponsoring a scmi-formal Cliristmus clinics-. Utlicr an-tixitivs wt-rv tlnc baske-tball sclieclulv sigiilmoard, a Hi-Y X l'c'c-n llay-riclv. tht- Fittli District Hi-Y cl0llfC'l'CllCC at Hartforcl Citi' uicl thc svlling of ice' crvani during tht- svcuml sonic-stcr. I'uy4' If'o14rfwn Wa- ln-lit-xv it can lic- said that tlic' lli-Y club has finislu-cl anotlim 'cvssful yvar. with a xiicinlnwsliip ol fifty-four and il caliinct lic-aclvcl ln Cllmrlvs XVllll'l'l'S witli XII: Nichols as sponsor. my qw. kr 5 x .,, ,, EWR -W4 ily , Msg, . .M 'K K if M Y is. - W 7 SQ A .. 'We is Y-Teens The year 1951-52 has lwen one of the most active for the Y-Teens. They stzlrtecl their progruni ot events with the Freshman initiation con- sisting of at scavenger hunt. This wus followed by the Xlother and IJil.lIglltl'l' Ten where the girls were fornmllv initiutecl clnring 21 very impressive CZIIIKIIUIIQIIIIIIQ' service. . t Xlrs. Doris Davis, Xlrs. Bernice Chupinun. and Mrs. Reese were some ol' the wonclerfnl speakers the girls were privileged to heur. ll. Slohler, M. Messer. S. Rinehart, M. O'Dell, D. Brooks, D. Freeze, J. Sietrrist, C. Wouomzin M. Mitton. J. Mt-Culloulzh. M. Fitzharris, I-'. Beeson, C. MeCkunnell. D. Belt, J. Martin, M Walker, M. Dotlil, J. Selfrin, P, Seotl, S. Small, 'l'. Shafer. J. I.2lMzxr, J. Shork, J. Clark, Il. Harter. I.. Gordon, C. White, C. Mcljorrl, P. Sine-x. Ii. Hoover, Il. Mm-Uaslin, M. Gray, I,. Pierre, S. Mmlrly, .I, I.uMur, J. Davis, I.. Koniyr, V. Ilrown, A, Kenworthy, N. Resler, P. Lumpkin. A. Stuckberuer. H, Swovelanml, J. Buruess, J. Ilulmlr. P. Brown, N, Rhoarles, D. Walker, I'. Ifuson, S. Taylor, M. Maxwell, M. Jones, E. Garvin, W. Brown, .I, Rowe, G. Worley. S. Brooks, M. Beeson, M. White, J. Tuttle, W. Whitehziir, J. McNelly, B. Jarrett, Ii. Leavell 'l'. Casatlu, P. Watt. B. Crull, W. Allen, R. Pitts, B. Owens. P, Chumness, C. Ilruoks, N. Allen. M. Martin. l'. Lindumoutl M. Lindsey, P. Davis, N. Asche, .I, Pierce. B. Gruhhs, J .Williams, Vestal, J. Troth, F. Clifton, I , Garvin, N. Watt, P. Shock, E. Hays, C. Gates, M. Hensley. House, J. Oakerson. M. Hayes, P. Reynolds, M. Semlzrwiek, M. Rinehart, D. Andrews, W. Prosser, D, Taylor, M, Moore, K, Grny, S, Atkinson, J. Ritrhie, J. Rim-lmrl, I'. Casaalu. M. Nichol:-ion. li. Ii. Page Si.rf1'1'1f On December 15, the Hi-Y and the Y-Teens sponsored a formal dance, The Candy Cane Cotillion. Jack Armstrongis band played and a stage show featuring Mrs. Shirley Mahoney with other local talent performed. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held March 7. Miss Ioma Hodson, exchange teacher from United States to England, was the speaker. Mrs. Jane Nichols was the capable sponsor. The Patronesses were Nlrs. Elizabeth Dodd. Nlrs. Ernestine Bertram, Mrs. Doris Davis, Mrs. Doris Devine, and Miss Helen Smith. Y-TEEN CABINET Left to right, First Row: M. Hensley, B. Owens. Second Row: J. Davis, C. Brooks, I. Bertram, Mrs. Nichols, P. Chamness. L. Korninz. Third Row: C. Gates, M. Dodd, P. Scott, D. Belt, M. Mitton, S. Small, N. Allen, J. Selfrin. Page Seventeen fl 7! Green Valley -mhers of the Senior Class finally revealed their hidden tultnts in pltsmntiug this play under the direction of Nliss Byrtis Wfnguer. e spirits of Creeu Valley brought the puhlic away from tieu me fires to eujov two full evenings of entertainment. Eldon Berry Cooley e.... Thomas - - , Surah ..A... Xlanuie ....,,. Shade Stokes --- Prim Stokes .... Lousome - - - Ti ulcer .,..... liverheel ......, Xlurthn Mears - C:l'illKlPilXV Berry Cranuy Berry ,- llausome ...... Jeb Calhoun .... Eva ..... - Prudence - , , CAST Page Eiglztevu, - - -Smith Doughty - - - - - Ed Lufever , - - - -Ramon Nleeks Nl2Il'gill'l't YVulker - - - Put Chamness - - , -Doyle Lzuuh C- - - Edith Garvin -Gerald N1 etsker - - - -James Ulrich -Charles lVulters W - - Marilyn Dodd - - -james Charles Niartliu Sedgwick - - - - -Sarah Small - - -Norma Resler - - - -Ed Lufever - - - Carolyn Cates - - - -Lore Koniq Q CAST The Little Dog Laughed The junior Class presented on April 18 a delightful comedy, The Little Dog Laughed. It seems that Laurie had been away to college and had learned a little about psychology. Then she decided to use her knowledge of the subject on her family. At last, the family tired of it and decided they must teach Laurie a lesson and stop the nonsense. The scene in which the family staged the purge dance before Laurie and her boy friend was both funny and most effective. Aside from much entertainment for the audience, it taught Laurie a much needed lesson. Gus ..... VVally .......... Laurie ........... M rs. Huntington .... Sid Huntington .... joansie Wood --- Lillian Wood ....... Ted Wood ............. Horatio P. Honeywell .... Mark Bradford ...... Grace Sehoenbeek -- Amelia Dennis ..... Caroline Blakesley -- VValola Breckenridge Theresa Brown ..... sp inf v M if Page Nivzvlcen Patricia Casada - - -- -Bob Downing M artv Rinehart - - - -Susan Rinehart - - - -Ed Willard ----Pat Lindamood - - - - - -Janet Rowe - - - - -lim Litton - - - - -Bob Talbert - - - - - Marvin Culy - - - -Barbara Owens - - - -Phyllis Davis ------Pat Scott - -- -Joyce Ritchie - - - - Pat Lumpkin Stall' who lllillli' this Ifpitmm' of 1952 possibln' Left In right. First How: M, Swluvvick, J. Shock, If. Kunig, U. Mvfknnm-II, J. Charles. M. Maxwm-ll. K. Gray, S. Small, M, Dmlml. Su-und Row: P, Howl. J. Ulrivh, I, IM-rtram, ll. l.amlu. D. Clayh. Epitome Staff NVhc'n this calpalmlc' and 4-nthusicastic group of stuck-nts startvcl working. publication of the Epi- fmnr' was Hlmllv 1111clm'l'wav. Tha' 1m'lnlwrs of thnx l'rly1' 'I'u'r'nly n l'. Gray. 4-.41 K3 YOU AND YOUR IDEAS lclllllPI'-lll-L'llll'l' liuiius Clmrlvs Asst. Editor Nlzirtlm Se-clgwiuk Pvoplc' l'1k'1lllllil'S .Xfqlivilivs Spa iris Ciiili-mlm XVill Art .lim Ulriv,-is Iona liwtmiii -Ialcliic' Shock Lori' Konig Nlurilyn Dodd Dali- Clayton Doylv Launlm Phil Bond Harry Nlaixwi-ll Surah Small Kai' Clraiy Carol xlCflHllllL'll Phil Cray mt il mc-0 against timcl Dcudlinvs. bleeds uops und proofs ill Q sc-ciiivcl to comm' nt oiicc. No kidding though xw IIC 1 fic it tum in 1 in and presenting this '52 Epifrmzv. 1111110 Tzlivalfy-0111. Boy Scouts - Bc Prepared .-Xclx'c-iihirv into thu uiikimwn. thc' lnkcs, and woods has hccoim' vvrx popular with thc huys. .-X gn-ut dvul of crvdil' gon-S to Nh: Sedgwick or 'iTc'cl as thc hoys cull him. Ha' has ll wonclcrful knowlvdgc of initlm- amd liaiilclicmft' und has um-cl his skill in twin-liing hovs how to voim- lwtlci' citizcns of tmnm'i'ow. Ln-ft to right, First Ruw: li. U'Nn'vl, 'l'. Hoover, ll. U'N4-ul, D. Lumh, li. M1-tskvr, ll lnrrv, J. We-Iwi' C, l7Il'i4'h. H, l'rnss4-r, .l, wvilllfflllll Second Raw: l., VVm'kim:, ll. Suffrin, M. Hfiisluy, R. Ifuusl. A. Wzuli-, I'. Fox, S, Fox Ahlmtt, l'. Kmvv, I., Us-hh. Mr. Svdlrwick. Third Row: Il. lhrlrzim, G, llmwor. lVl. Wmnls. .l. Sliuw, ll. Wisom-r, R. Iluvif, .l. Hzirly Murray, .L lmetm-1', V. S11-vm-vis. Fourth Rowz .I. Dmis, .l. Vzimpln-II. W. Ili1rx:vsQ, D, Ikziriilmrt, A. Clumpitt, ll. Ashimgvr, lk.,- fn 1 '-3' tgvii f , 1 Qf. ' fl ' nf' G Girl Scouts, Do a Good Deed Daily The seonts have accomplished much this year hy having a cookie sale. two paper drives, and a trip to Clifty Falls where they spent four days in the outdoor life, Under direction of Nliss Cecelia Chipley, the girls are going to have individual hadge work and an overnight trip. Left. to right, First Row: M. Seeli, M. Brooks, L. Davis, K. Davenport, P. lfrow, W Hettmanspcrger, P. Rinehart, P. Nicholson, J. Hoover. Second Row: Miss Chipley, M. Gray, N. Chamnrss, J. Ritchie, R. Ks-rney, P. Casada, C. Woizoman, K. Gray, E. Hays. S. Heater. Third Row: P. Lindamood, 'l'. Halstead, J. linlmer, J. McNally, J. I.aMar, P. Sines I.. Pierce, J. Freeman, J. Tuttle. Fourth Row: N. Rhoades. J. I.:-eka, l. Bertram, M. Mitton, J. Martin, S. Small, .l. l.aMar. J. Rowe, B. Owens. First Aid Class Another one of Nlr. Sedgwielis elasses is the eighth grade first aid class. As you can see, these kids are really adept at giving first aid. Priya T'1ucn.fy-H1 rev OFFICERS Willard. R. Harris, H. Snyder. B. Harlan M. Cfuly. Mr. Mohlcy, Future Farmers of America Thc F.F.A. carricd out this year's activities with numerous evcnts undcr thc clircction of thcir sponsor, Joe Mohlcy. Among thcsc activitics was thc Countv Soil Iuclging Contest in which thc Hagerstown team J . k K 1 . . K . u placcd first with Maurlcc Nlcsscr thc highest Iilllklllg individual. The cluh also has participatccl in many other livestock judging Contests. On Nlarch 14, thcy co-sponsorccl thc Shamrock Dancc with tho F.H.A. lf. Waltz, G. Retherfurrl, C. liamey, K. Johnson, .I. Campbell, J. Weilcr, R. Harris, H. Slizull-r, M. ML-sscr, D. Kcisur, C. Conch, W. Bcrtsch, D. Stzluhlc, D. Brown. P. Wilson, lt. Harris, li. Wiscncr, N. Scott, V. Swcurimzcn. C. R1-csv, II. Snyder. J. Smith, R. Kon- wnrthy, W. Rc-csc, M. Culy, .l. Moyer. ll. Harlcr, IG. Willzlrrl, J, Gnrarxl, C. Shnrtriclgc, J. Litton. Mr. Mohlcy, D. flour. Pugf' Tu'f'nfy-four Left to right. First Row: D. Guzxr. E M. Walker, C. Gates. M. Dodd, S. Small, M. Maxwell, C. McConnell, E. Garvin, R. Pitts, P. Chamness, M. White, B. Grubbs, M. Stewart, S. Maddy, L. Konig. D. Freese, M. Marlatt. S. Rinehart, B. Owens, J, Seffrin, P. Scott, M. Beeson, P. Reynolds, P. Davis, S. Brooks, J. Clark, J. Peirce, C. Snyder, B. Crull, C. McCord, D. Walker, P. Shock, J. Bulmer, I. Bertram, M. Sedgwick, J. Shock, J. Ritchie, C. House, M, Messer, G. Reese, A. Kenwurthy. B. Leavell, M. 0'Dell, D. Lamb, C. Wogoman, J. Tuttle, B. Stuhler, J. McCullough, R. House, F. Garvin, F. Beeson, P. Rinker, T. Casada, Mrs. Hardy. Future Homemakers of America These girls are working to face the future with courage, high hopes and the elezu' consciousness of seeking old precious values. They are under the guidance of Mrs. Hardy who is teaching them how to better their future homes. OFFICERS First Row: Mrs. Hardy, J. Bulmer, S. Rinehart, M. Stewart, M. Messer. C. Mc- Connell. Second Row: M. Marlatt. M. Sedgwick. Left lo ripzhl, First Row: Miss Chinlvy, H. Swovn-lzunl. . roy, li. hrublus. Ii. 'l'iu-lwr. l'. Rinkcr, D. Wnlkur. J. liulmer. N. Kho:ul1's. Second Row: A. Sion-klwrgror. .l. Rowv. 1'. Iiinslnmoml, .l. Ritchie, P. Hall, J. Mr-Cullonuh, C. Honsv. E, Shcrwoml. li. Pitis, Il. l 1'vm-so, M. Gray. K. Gray. G. A. A. .N fairly nc-w organization, tlic Girls Atlllvtic Association. striws for tlic promotion of vxtra class ac-tivitivs and tllll stimulation of intcrcst in tlicsc- activitics as lcisurv tiinv recreation. Tlwy arc' also fostering iclvzils of hvaltli and good sportsmanship. OFFICERS In-ft In right. First Row: J. Rowe. I Limlamooml, H, Swovm-Ianni, K. Gray. ss. l'hi1xlvy. I'ugr 7'u'r'Hiy1-six Left to right, First Row: M. Haisley, L. Gordon, J. l reeman, T. Hzxlstead, M. Sech, Miss Rust. Second Row: A. Wade, D. Foulke, J. Sierxrist, M. Mitton. B. Talhert. Third Row: G. Andrew. S. Doughty. G. Metsker, J. Marlin. D. Weber, IX. Davis Operation R. C. At home. over the nation .md ueross the seas. the Junior Red Cross serves vohmtarilv wherever a need exists. 5 ttl roueet which h we ke at eouuul ii nh 1 1 t 'ome o' ie 1 ' 's 1 - -' 1 ei ers unc voun eers husv this year are: The Student Handbook. u variety show. welfare programs, joke books. overseas gift hoxes. and il correspondelmee ulhum, to mime just il few. The motto of eueh memher is I serve. Page 7'u'w1fy-sez'r'1r lwfl to ripzhl, First Raw: .l. Uznnlplmll. M. Sm-lu, .l. l.uslc-r, ll. Kvisvr. l.. 'l'un'lwr. .l. VVO:lx'n-P l Wvrlxiny. S. Vl'luit:-. S, Nln-Vllllwvlmlm. l'I. l.illy. S1-fund Row: V. Srv5'1l1'r, ll. lll'U1llxN, Nl. lVlul'r:zy, R. llnlslm-zul. .I, Stunt, l'. 1lu:ng I. ll:-rn--'. F. Alrlumi, .l, l rvx-nmlx. N. llllHllHli'SS, l'. llnlm-s. S. Mzvrllly. 'I'l1ird Row: li. .lnlmnsmy M VVhiH', .l, Ozllwrsnm, IJ, 'l':lplur, l'. I,umplxil1, IH. lirll, Ii isvm-r, ll. In-1-lm. li. llnrln-r. l'. lfusnn G. l'l:n'lq. ll. Conlon. l uurlh Ruw: Mrs. llznaly. li. llortsrh, H. Sllyllt'l', M. Muxw--ll. ll. lin-ilu-l'l'ul'nl, .l. Muyn-I' li llurris, R, Craig. J. Gzarurwl, Nl. lh-mfs:-n .l. ML'Lllllllvll2'll. Fifth Rum: Mr. Nlnlvlvy. .I. Slmi'--r, l'. Hull. S. lin-mlm. .l, W1-il.-r, ll. Ihmwn, I-'. VV:nl1z M l'llly, ll. lfullllxv, ll, H:lrlml'. 4-H To Make the Best Bcttcrn l plwlgl- vm' lu-acl lilL'll'2ll1'l'tllllllilllg. mx' lll'ill'l to Ql'l'2lli'l' lcvvalllly. mx lr mils lo QH'lll1'l' s1'l'xlc'L'. Qmcl Illk' lu-ultlm to clvaxllvl' lIX'lIlLf lor mv clulm mv t'UllllllllllllX'. :mal mv L'Ulllltl'V.ll Ycs, this is tlu- plz-clgv ol' tlw lmvs amcl gurls wlm lulu- vlll'0ll1'cl m V1-ll. llwv lmlwcl not mmlv wltll lllm- llll'1l ol ll Ulllg Ilm llllf also wltln tlu- lll'Sll'l' to llClllIll'l' morn- mul l7i'ltK'l' lfilllllllfjv m lmnm- l'L'OllUlllll'S nmcl ugrlc-lllturv. l'uyr Tll'l'llf.Il-Vllflllf xt ff-f f xy ,, , A yy, vw . . , , , 5 , f gsm waxy? ' I msg, 5 .sf 9' 2 a 2 axe ,V :gk 1 A, gg I rug, 4.17. wx. . S tg, , ,Q : NH X mfg - , 4 - Q 33?-25190 I E 571043 af '52 Sports tena' to accent and liven school IW ana' make it more attractive. SAYLOR MEN 1.1-fl to riirht. First Row: Dali- Clayton, Holm 'I':1lb4-rl, Homer Anwlrcws, Cum-h Suylor, Mx-ll flmm n lhil lionfl. Srrond Row: Ilonnim- Gray. Don Hilln-rl, Ernest Upchurch, Chllfiil' Wzlllcrs. Phil Wilson, Du il. Il. II. lla lgvrstown mgvrstown lgi'l'St0XVIl lgI'l'StUXVll I iraqi-rstown lla lgl'l'SfOXVll I i1lgi'l'Sf0XVIl ll. ll lgC'I'SiUXVll lg!'l'Si0XVlI I lugcrstown ll. II. lgl'l'Si0VVll lgi'I'SiUXVIl 45 49 r-r- oo 48 57 38 5-3 6:3 :ES 46 49 4-7 Tigers Have Good Season, Stop Unbeaten Warnpus Cats Pcndlc-ton Dunkirk Union City Cuinlmridgv Bl'ookviiiv XVillCill'StC'l' Ci'c'0ilfic'ici Portian icl Xliclclim-town Cmitcrvillc Fklfllliilllli Lilwrty 39 40 47 65 56 3 1 45 48 47 48 D5 36 Pnyr' T11 ii I Iagvrstown I Iuqorstown 7 llugcrstown llugcrstown Hugvrstown Four I lugvrstown llaigcrstown i12lQCI'StUXVll L lhigcrstown . 'ly-Iwo Team Tourney 50 C LRIXVITIICGIJLII' Nlnncic' Burl is Haiti-svillc Aurora c:OIllll'l'SYiii1 Sectional Cznnibdg Cltx 36 Economy 41 Richmond lzilifimcig Cih Hoosier H yslericz And the score goes up another notch Boom, Boom I'r1yv Tlz1'1'fy-flu-w OUR COACH Cloaicli Don Suylor has done- ai swoll joh ol guiding thc- Tign-rs through ai succosslul svuson. Xlr. Suylor calm- from thc Southern part of thc- stntc-, whcrc ho turncd out svvcrnl good tvuins. llc is also il ix-nsoiiailmlc and strict couch. llc- lilwd lo Win hut could take all-fc-ut along with his wins. You can vxpvct ll good Inn-d driving tcunn wl1m'1-x'm-1' hv is on thc- joh coaching. So to him wo say, host of luck in thv futn1'v. YELL LEADERS Nanicy. Smitty. and .loycc coinprisc this f'0ill S group of vm-ll lvuclcrs. With thc introduction of inunv ncw vvlls Hwy did ii gn-at joh building up thc inorul of the fans and ta-ann. Tlizinlis ai lot for ll joh well dom-. I'uyw 7'l1ii'fy-fum' Our Hard Working Managers A'Peewee Grubbs, Smiley Lester, and Rod Jarrett. lnzfitaztiomzl Tourney!---We Tried! U h C,llAlil.l',5 XX Al,ll',ll5 l5r'nuwr 1'Ul'll'IllYll' Ulu' nl ilu' lwivffwt lumxs un ilu' in-'un hh. I. l lu llvllu-cl cull Q-zmsulvrallslx mu ilu' lmulxluumls. Cflu1rliv'w luxrml 4ll'lX1'-llli anul s xluvly lu-lpml lu-ul umm an lmquu. 7 , , , . , . lllll. ISUNIJ ISVIIIIPI' fflltlllll YI'IuI was Ll ffmul lmll llilltklltll' mul xlumwvcl lin l 5 ll flntmg Nllllll. lllx L'lllINlNlL'lll plqmug allwalvs wluwwval up wluwu uuwmlvcl, IJ'Xl.l'. f.l.nU ION ISVHIHI' fnullvll- :X scltkppy lilllv ll-lluu xxlum ulxxnp luul llu uppmiluul xxuuulvriug wlml lu' wan Qlllllfv lu mln ruwl. Xllzlil, IIXIXIUXS fSn11lun1m1'4' l'Ul'll'lll'fll'fX ln-ml NK'Ul'lxlIl'f llllQl1'I'l'l'lYNlII'lIl will: . . 5 ... . 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I , B IIUXIEH .-XXIJHICNVS fSl'1lillr l'!lH'll'lllYIl'c,llt' lvl llll- llzllllllmt lijflltl-rs lm llll- 'W llQl'l' Sllllilll. llollll-l' 2llXYLlf'S clicl luis lwst llllll Ill-lpl-ll tllll lK'2lIlI out NVllL'll lll' XYHN Ill tlll lllll ' A gillllv. DICK HHONYX lfllllllll' l llrlL'11rllJ-A gllllll SL'llI't'l' llllcl ll1ll'll Lll'lXl'l'. lylfli is ll llill liglltlll' illlll Sll'llllQ ull tlll- lllll'lxlmmll'lls. lll' Slllllllil lllllp tlll' ll'llllI in allllltlll-l' l'K'l'SSl-Ill NVIIM Ill. l'lll,l, llAlill'.li llllllllil Cmzlrlll--.'X gllucl sllt allot alllll Ll llllrll Cll'lN4'I'. Bill xlalrf llNY1lyS III llll'l'l' plugging XYllK'lIl'NOI' lll't'Clt'il. xl.-Xlfli Cfll.-XPXIAN 1'I'4l'l'lSlIlIllIII f:Hlll'Il,l+,IilL'li. up ll'Ulll tlll- IV ll'lllIl llll- lllft l7ll'l ul tlll' slwlslnl. llL'lpl'll llll' ll'llll1 lllll ll lllt. lll- llals lllI'L't' lllUl'l' Xl'1ll'S ill play, illlI'lIlLf xxllil-ll lll' sllll lllll lll'xl'lnp llllll ll l'Illl' I7lklYl'l'. HAYXIOXID SIIAHI' lfllllflll' l lll'll'llr'fll-A gllllll lull'-llllllll xlllll llllll Illlllgll UII llxl Ill Nlll7lIlCl ln' 2llllIllll'I' llllllllstllx UII lll-xt l'l'lll's tl-allll, Lll'll' 5 n - 9 AIOIIN XVICILILH IKSIIIIIIIJIIIIJH' Cl'll!l'l'l-fAlllltlll-1' big lilly wllll l'L'lllly lillHXY5 llml Ill llilllilll'lllllISt'llkllllClL'l'llI1'lHlSkl'l. hlllllll will lu' lllts ul- llvlp Ull lllllllfl' 'l'lQt'l' sclllzlclx. Pugl' Tlllfrfy-sl':'l'll x as Left In right, First Row: R. Sharp. J. VVviler, H. Hzurxlwicli, IS. Hurlvr. J. Muyn-r, M. Hilln-rl. Second Row: IJ. flwin, J. Shun-, .l. Svurvvlarnl, J. Chapman, li. lierlsch, B. Hillwrt. Third Row: .l, W1-In-V. li. lfrnw, l'uzn'h Huffnmn, .l, Sum-r, J, Mmldy, D. K4-iscr, Kittens lllll3l'0YillQ ste-uclilv as tho sm-uson Pl'Ogl'C,'SSl'll. tlu- Kittvns rung up an rm-cord of 16 wins and 4 lossvs. Highlights of their scnson were ax victorv OYCI' Luwrvnu . . imrfs twin- lll'llfl'll B tvzun and ll victurv uxm' c:illl'lbl'idgl' Nl thc final ganna' ol m flu' I3 tvznn tonrm-y to lukn' thx' trophy. llugm llalgm Ilugm Ilklgl Huge Huge Hang: llilgl Ilugc llzlgf 'rsh rwn rstown Ilugc' 'rstown 'rstown 'rstown 'rstown -rstown -rstmvn -rstown xrstown 'rstown B Scores for the 1951-52 Season Pc-ncllcton Dunkirk Union Citx' Chlllfluclg. flitx' l31'cmkx'illv c:l'l'i'llfi1'lCl XVi1 lCl1l'StL'l' Portluncl X I idcllctown Knightstown Cc'11t1'l'x'illc' I'1llgl'l'Sf0XVll I I1lgCl'St0XVll llzxgwstmvll llllgC'I'St0VVll I Iagvrstown Ilz1gc'rstown I Iugcrstoxvn Fmllllalllcl Libcrty LilXVl'CllL'C'blll'g Nluncic Burris Bzltcsvillv Alll'0l'il C0nm'1'svill0 B TEAM TOURNEY llugcrstown 49 Brookxillm- Ilugvrstown 41 C1nn'bdq Citv I'uyf' Tllirfgf-viglvl 1 . 23 15 23 35 I8 95 .4- 22 -ll '35 v . Hold that Line!! Get Rid of That Ball! Football Alive Again At H. H. S. lln- llLlQl'l'Sf0XX'Il 'liqvrs opt-xwcl tllmr lootlrxll wc-'Noll alt ll.ll,S. for tllc' t . st tilnc in gi llllllllX'l' ut' ycu1l's. .Xltliougll llllv' fliflift lirvulx into tlw xx inning column. tht- lmovs gut tl lot of l'XIJl'l'li'llL'l' anal tlw lil'l'l ol' tlu' Lfzlllllh Tlu- scluucl upciwcl its sm-usoii with lilmoltvillv uml finislwcl up witlm C xinlirlclga- C,1tx'. lmtll sc-liouls in tlwll' svcoiicl SOLISUII ol tht- sport. l'11gf1' Tllltfll Hlllt' Left to right, First Row: J. lluugrhly, R. Rhoaulos M. 'l'immuns. D. Slziulilv, J, Nicholson, R, Downing R. Sharp, R. Davis, A, l4'o4lm'm', li. Ulrich, H Al1rlrm'vs, J. IA-sh-l'. GRIDIRON RECORD llilgl'l'Sl'OXVIl 6 Bmokvillc- 18 llaufcwstowii 0 XVinchvstvr 53 5 lhzgc-i'stow1i 6 Xlississiiwwzi 39 I lalffr'i'si0wil 0 Hovvi'toii -I0 5 . lla1gc'l'slrm'n 0 XV4'sffi0hl 512 I lllgi'I'St0XVll I2 Nlorton Klvmorial 45 Ilalgcwstoxvii 0 LilXYl'CllCl'l7lll'g 41 I l2U7l'l'StOXVIl 0 Cninhridffc 31 h 5 COACH HOFFMAN Bc-giniuiug his svcoiicl vvui' ui Il.lI.S., Xlr. lloifmun has hi-vii vc-rv husx' with his football tc-um along with cfmcliiiig thc- B tcuin, tc-imis tcaim, and rack tc-uni. So to cmich lloihimn wc- say thanks .1 lot for 21 joh wvll dom-. I'rry1' Fnrfy Chzxrliv Walters. Mr. Szlylur. 3 .gp 2 u Q r , 'Y' 5' V AY Second Row: D. Brown, B. O'N1-ol, E. Willaral, P. Wilson, J. Litton, P. Gray. D. Wmzoman, ll. Harte-r. Third Row: Mr. Hoffman, R. Fruw, R. Meeks, J. Wuiler, C. Walters, B. Harslwirk, P. Bond, G. Wesley, D. Willurrl, J. Gurard, Mr. Saylor. Senior Football Players Never Die, They just Graduate Left tu ripzht. First Row: Homer Andrews, Phil Bond. Second Row: Mr. Hoffman, Phil Gray, Ramon Mum-ks. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Ls-fl lo right. l irsI Run: I'. limvv. G. Hunan-r. I.. VVm'Vlxim1. I.. I'l'i4'v. ll, Mu-Xllifh-l'. l VN'vrkim:', .I. llnviw, S4-cond Row: Mr. Nivhulx, II, livrlrnln, A. l'I:lmlvill, li, S1-tTriu. lf. Aslximgvlk M, Huiwlvy. R M4'l m'l:unl. V. lbnlo. Third Ruw: 1'. Ahlmtl, ll. Nl1'Inlyl'v. li, I nu:1l, Ii, 0'N1-vl, A. Wmlv, M. Murray. TRACK TEAM I.:-fl lu right. l'lrsl Rum: ll. 5-harp, Il. lx:-lsvr. l'. VN ll,-nn, ll. 1-rzny, li, lullu-rl. V. lhmvl. S1-cond linvm: .l. Hzurnr-K, lb, Stuulxlu, IC, Hnrivr, R, VVisvun-r. R. Ifrnw, .l. Mzulcly. lb. VVill:lrml. Third Huw: Mr. HuII'n1:lll. D, Ilrmvn. Il. O'Nu-vl, J. Chzlllnuln. H. Hilln-r1, J. Swan-lzlml, I I,illmu, J. Nicholson. , fu -gr K .l naw uw 1 l Junior High Team - Schedule This vcnr's junior High Tcaun has ben-n om- of thc bcst and luis rc' Bl ntmc ngvrstown well in compiling ll record of 16 wins und 2 losses. I Ingcrstown I Iugcrstown I Ingc-rstmvn lIug0l'stown I Inqvrstown T I Iugvrstown Ilugcrstown K I Ingcrstown llugcrstown TENNIS TEAM Left to right, First Row: IK. 'I'alhort, H. Andrews, S. Doughty, J. Doughty. Second Row: U, Iilanil. D. Lamb. B. Downing. IJ. Flziytrm, Mr. Huffman. GOLF TEAM First Row: J. Ulrivh ll Prosser, B. McAllister. Second Row: Mr. Saylur, H, Hardwick, R. Meeks. Li, WGlif4'l's, J. WL'lw0l'. K, Mqvirl'i'. jucksonlmrg Knightstown Nlillvillv Now Custlv Fzmnlancl Knightstown Brookvillc I2ICkS0lli7lll'g Xliltnn I Iugcrstown I Inge-rstown I Ingvrstown I Inge-rstown Ilnqc-rstown K I'Ia1g0rstown k Iflzlqvrstown T 30 Filfllliilllii 26 Brookville 23 Nvw Castlf 28 Hilton 3-1 Lynn TOURNEY 25 CiCIltL'I'YiilO 24 Union City nf fniefzeiid of '52 Tlzese are the special subjects and interests that are ctzfttilttble to the students at H. H. S. YT WLXYf's Lee jones is Crowned Queen of Dance vial .relixiliw llllllx luigll nt llilgl'l'SlllXX'Il. 'lluim uns lm! one ul tln nu l9lUIlN xxlwrc- tln- Slmlvnts ops-lu-cl llleil' clocmrs gulcl inxitml ilu- pulvlic lll lHNll2ll'1'2llI1'XI'llllI 'lll t'IIlUX'lll1'lll. PV . l'rlyfr l m'lj1-sim Speech, A Mirror of Personality Left to right: li. Grnhhs, J. Shock, J. Ulrich. E. Gznrvin, M. Maxwell. M, Dmlil, IJ. l,nmh. l. lie1'11':1m, IJ. Clilylllll. J, Ulrich, Unclcr Xlr. D0nson's s11pc'1'x'isi011 the first sciiicster wus spent i11 Stlllly- ing spoon-lm types and giving cl1z11'z1cte1' ski-tclws. t1'z1velog11c-S, and inclivicl- nal spa-cclics of PCl'SOIl11l interest. lflllPllklSlSCLl during the second SCIllt'StCl' were Cll2ll'ilCtCl' study, dru- nmties. and the production of one act plavs. The speech class also gnu- sc-x'e1'a1l Pl'OgI'21IllS for the school. Page I o1'ty-sc'1'v11 Let Mc Sec What You Paint and I Can Tell Your Life Histor Umlc-1 llu- clirvctifm ol Nlrs. Iam- Nichols. llu' url clusscs llLlYl' lX'l'll xvrx' lmsx' this x'4-ur. Scum' ul- thc' things A11-c-olnplislwcl wvrm- XY1lll'l cwmlorlng, clc-signing, fingm' painting. uml tllc lllillilllg of mmlc-l lmmvs :mel puppvts. XVlw1wx'1'1' il lwlping llllllil is m'c'clm'tl, tlu- url clc'p11l'tlm-llt is 1llXYllY3 xwllmg to c'mmpc-l'11ic- in 1-u'1'x' wan: II T' 'aw A , A if 5, M Givell-hunks Imll In rizhl, First Rnvn: S, llmwlnxx, li. Mulw, l. Slmnli, l'. Silwxl Nl. Milton, ll. llilln-rt In. 5-In-1-xxmul, l'. Sl-ull. l'. lin-nvn, ll, llnxrla-V, R, Sharp, Sq-snmd Row: M. l'uly, l' lfuxml, .l, l'l1:1pnmn. M, Mfnrlin, Nl. Niullulsuu, S. 'l':xylm', ll, VVv5lm-y. l'. Sl1mll'i-luv, M. 'I'in1nw:mnaA .l. lfisllvr, S. l'll'ilHlillll, 'l'l1irrI Huw: J. l4:1x'm-n4l1'l', W. Kl'l'll0y, l'. GYZIX, Nlrs. Nivlmls. lwyw l'l0l'f!l-Vlljllll EXPONET STAFF Lffl lo right, First Row: ll. U'Nm-ol, li Own-ns, l. ll--rtrum, lVlvCunnvll. D. Guzxr. C Svronrl Row: S. 'l'uylnr .l. SQ-Ifrin, Miss Wugm- ll, 'l'ayln1', D. VKX-lw V. Dnlv, OFFICE ASSISTANTS V. l'. Left. to right, First Row: J. Shock, ll. .lan veit, P. Rm-ymvlllm. Gales. S. Rin:-hart. 1. M. Maxwell. R. House. M VVnlk4-r'. LIBRARIANS Clockwisez Mrs llclm, M. O'De-ll, R .lnrn-tl, l'. R1-yrmlfle, S lirmvks, A. K4-nwnrlhy G. VVeslQy. J. Sam-r, M Rim-hul'l, P. Davis, S Maddy, l. llvri rum. M lin-1-son, nn lzulalcr M llmltl. The Commercial Department BUSINESS EDUCATION MINORS lmfl ln right, Firsi Row: M. Ile-nslvy, M. Ilunlrl. J, 'I'rntI1, NI. O'IIoIl, N. Awclu-, I'. Fra rs. Iiurnhzarl. Second Rnw: Mies l'hipIu-5, A. K1-nworihy. ll. Amir:-ws. IJ. lmnzvlv, .I. Shuclx, I. lim-rtr M. I itzh:u'ris, Third Row: H. Almriw-xx, II. VVunlllms, D, Hillucrl. V. W':llIv,-rs. S. Iluugrhty, G, M4-Islu Ihnnl. Puyr' lfifi y BUSINESS EDUCATION MAJORS Left to right, First Rnw: Mrs. BZII'I1i1?lI'I. R. House, IVI. Stewart, P. Cusailu. J. Ritvliif-, M, White. S. Machly, I.. Gurile-n, P. Iiintlanwiul. J. Ihirgess, C. Gates. Second Row: II. Gruhhs, M. Wzxlkur, M. Rinvhsn-1, Il. .lzirrt-tt, P. Clizirnm-ss, S. Smzill. Ii. Kuniir, N. Ri-slvr, XVI. Hayes, K. Gray. Third Row: R. Pitts, Ii. Garvin, P. Reynolds, P. Davis. J. lllrivh, IC. Stm'lilneJ1'irvr. S. Rini-hzirt. II. Owens, C1 Mt-Cunni-ll, M. Sedgwick. This Department Is Everybody's Business The business cclucution clvpmtiiic-tit consists ul studciits taking typing. SlIOl'tlI2lIlCl. office przicticc. lmsim-ss English, hookkcvping and lmusim-ss airitlimctic. Along with thc-sc 11 new course in transcription was offcrvcl this your. xVlIUilIl'l' these stildeiits use thc lmowlcclgc they lianv ucqiiirc-cl in this tlvpairtincnt to get il juli or not. it will always he ol' use to tht-ni. l.t-ft lu right, First Raw: l.. lllrirh. .l, Lvstn-r, li. lhwmlis. H. Dnnifurtl. ll. 'l'immuns, Il flulxlw, ll, Vlnllwr. li. lllnmt D, Wilwn. R. J:n'r0tt. li. Wt-nh-y, Mr. St-flprivick. Srvnnd Row: IF. Clzlytun. IC, .lulinsun, C. llama-y. t'. Iivvr-o. M. Mvssvr, N. S4-uit, Il I rrlvn. K, lli4lmi:1n. ll. Snyclvr, ll. Stalnlnlv. Third Row: li, Gray. .l, Fznmuluoll. Il. Ilzivissnn, C. Sluwtritluv, P. Gray, J. llururtl Ib lNnp5nni:ln, IC. Iluwninxz, Nl. llrwumlis, Nl. Swim, .l. Smith. 'l'. I'l4'l't'l'. Fourth Row: M. Fnly, .l. Nix-linlsmi. Ii. Hnrria Ii. Iilmmlc-S, Ii. Ilzlvis. M. l'uly, tl. VVeslt-5 Anmliwwi, .l, llfnnglity. li. Sharp, Il. Ilillwrt, I,. Mvyvrv, K. lVIunrr'. Fifth Row: J. llllimlu-ll. VV. lim-Qs-, ll. O'Nvm'l. M. limniuns, li, Harris, M. Ast-lw, II Vhllznwl, R. Kvnwnrtliy. Ii. llmls-tn, ll. Wnulums, II. Sliztfvr, IJ. l unllu'. li. llaift-vt-V. Sixth Row: VV. Il:-nftnli, IC. Stut'lxln'ry,:vl', Il, Ilrnwn, J. Ulialrlvs. Ii. Gray, l . Iluruli. Il. Guan lx lN1:'1'lw. S. linnplity, I'. IViIfnn, .l, llc-n-tt-l'. J. I.-ittnn, ll. lllillvlj Il. AlNll't'XK'. Shop ---It Is Popular B All 'l'l1c'rt- Inns livcn an lmig llltK'l't'St in thc- slmp tllis Y0ill'. l5M'01'ly uncl tllt vs lt'nrm'cl to run lutlws. milling lnzicliincs. grinclvrs. uncl to pci' Iurni nmnx' nsvlnl UlJl'l'llIIUIlS on tht-so ninclnnm-s. lm-Inch-tl witll tlns all wus scum- snrxvving nncl lilnv-print rvzlcling. Tvcl has rt-ally lwvn plain tllut lu- vxpc-cts to lllilllgllfiltl nc-xt vc-1111 ning at lot of IllllJl'0Yl'lIIl'IlIS . in tln- pi'ospvc-tixv nc-w slump Left to right, First Row: J. Charles, D. Hillurl, H. Shafer, T. Root, J. Ulrieh. Second Rnw: P. Bonml. M. Dmlnl. S. Small. P. Chamness, I Bertram, C. Brooks. M Beeson, C. Walters. Mr. Harnhart. Third Row: D. Umar, li. Hudson, B. Downing, D. Clayton. N. M1-Coy, D. Woygoman, 'l Hensley, E. Willard, R. Harris. E. l.:ifever. Fourth Row: ll, 'l'allvert, E. Upchurch. R. Meeks, R. Hauler, M. Hayes, M. VVhite I'. Lllmylkin. R. House. IC. Sloeklierizer, M, Asehe, D, Freese. D. V2lnOsh':iml. Science In The Service of Man Science is ll lnvsterv to most of us, lint not to the students who takl biology, plivsics and chemistry. There are experiments dealing witl test tubes. laws. und equations with exciting incidents happening ul the time. From such liumlile surroundings come the great :neu of science. LATI Latin is il lnngnugv cle-ml. Dfvucl as il can lwg First it killvcl lln- llmnanis. Xncl now it's killing nw. Tlicsv stnclc-nts sc-mn to 1-njov tlivir vxciting t1'zu'ul tlirougli il land of olnuncv uncl thrill. The Alnnnll Honmn Banquet was livlcl again this vvzn' nnclvr tln' sponsorslnip of Xliss Nlury llnst. Left in ripzhl, First Row: A. Sim-kln-11:1-1', W. Prosser. M. Milton. 'l'. Sh2lll'l'l', .l. Siuxrrist, Martin, M, Muxwvll, J. SL-llirin, N. Rhnzulcs J. McNclIy, P. Sinex, M. Linclscy, N. Allun. Hays, S, Whitv. Sem-ond Row: N. Whih-, ll. l'ross1-1-, R. Elnlsle-y, Ii. Mukfnslin, D. VllllOSll'2ll14l, J. Doughty, liuvvmlvr, Il. Pix-rec, R. Johnson, E, Unvhnrch, R. Ifruw, J. Wm-ilor, B. 0'N1-1-I, J. Maddy. GI-ny, U. Wclwr, .l. Wm-hor. M. Walker, Miss Rust. Iiflgf' Fifty-four LA TERIT LIA Lefl In right: S. Alkinsun. li. Crull, Il. liruults. l.. 'l'nekel'. l. Clay, J. Lester. Sernnd Row: Mr. Halley, M, Rinehart, l'. MeCu1'nl, J. lVleCullum:h, li. Harrier, D. lilaxnnl. Third Row: R. Dnxis. P, Hull. Il. Duvult, G. Antlrews. D. Anxlrew, 'l'. Writfhl, Ahora Vamos A Visitar Espana . . . thats what the Spanish stnclents hezn' exery clay from their teueher. Nlr. Gilbert Ilutlev. This class is uhont the same us un English class except that they use the Spanish lilllgllilgth .-Xlthough Xlr. Hutlev's Nluehaehos get off the subject now and then. they ure eager to lezirn the lzuignage and enstoms of the people of Spain. Page Fifty-jii'f' X - y Does It Math? .'hllYllllCl'Cl math Consists of Plzuw Ccoim't1'y, Aclva111c'c'cl ghlgC'lJl'il Sulicl c:l'0II10tl'y mul 'I'1'ig0l1o1nct1'y, all taught hy Xlr. Rolmcrt Nichols .Xnglm-s. linvs, plunvs. sim-s. amd cosinvs all C'lllK'l' into thc- voczilmluiw' of llwsm- math stuclc-nts. Tha- highlight of thai ya-ur for thcsc folks wus thi sinh' math cmitcst in which john Ulrich, .lmiivs Cliu1'lc's, Bill O'Nvcl auucl Jim I.,c'stv1' pui'tic-ipntvcl. L4-fl lo right, First Row: I . VVilsnn, P. liuml, D. Hilln-rt, IJ, Lzimlf, L'. W:AltL'1's. IC. l.:1l'vw-r, J. lllriuh, J, i'hul'lvs. Second Huw: li. lin-ay, li. 0'N1-cl, J, Doughty. IJ. Willznrml, C, Runn-y. Il. lllzind. li. IVI1-Allish-r, .l. 1.1-su-r. Third Row: R. lfruw, J, Davis, P. Lumpkin, J. Ruwv, IJ. livll, D. liumlm. D. 'l'uylur, J Unk:-rmn, M. Svdilwick, Fourth Row: lf. Wfullz, K. Grzxy, M. Culy, 'l'. H4-nslm-y, N. Mvtjny, M, Asa-he. li. Amin-lx. II. l'ic-ri-v, Mr. Nichols. Priya' Ffffy-si.:- CCWe the people of the . . . Vi W ws 34. f'gfi5f'?E? f'H'SwsHr1:w-. A .. 5 i - , - The aim of social studies is to make us better citizens. If we ever become lialf as good as we ought to be, we shall probably be twice as good as we are. Mrs. Devine strives to help us bridge the gap between what We are and what we should be as citizens of a great democracy. Page Fiffy-svvwz, There's Somethin About A Band Tlu- lmnd this ywir undcr direction of Xvilltill' Anderson luis bccn quita- lmusy giving out with music on tlnf sliglitcst provocation, The lmnd luis svt lnuny u Foot to tapping to its stirring innrclics und occ-nsionnl popular music. Ont- ot its unportunt functions luis lice-n L'lltl'l'ti1llllllgI, tln' huns ut footlmll und lmslcvtliull ganna-s. NVQ- urv iudcvd proud of tln- good work tlic' liund luis donc tliis ya-ur. Loft to right. First Row: W. Burnt-ss, G. Hoover, D. Iluvoll, A. Clumnilt, D. Pit-rt-4-, H, lfoust, I.. Picrr-v, N. Chzimnuss. .l. Miller, D. Mitchell, W, Whilvchuir. Svcond Row: D, lfonlk, R. Wisonvr, M. Woods, D. Bland, S. Fox, I.. Rumvy, .I, Campbell, N. l'olvin. J. I'im-i'c4- IJ. VniiOstr:in1l. .l. Doughty, C, Alxliotl, G. Metsker. S, Doughty. Third Row: C. Brooks, J. Oakerson, .I. St-ITrin, 'l'. Hoover. E. Hays, A. llowmun, R. Dzllv, J. I,uMar. l', Rowo, R. Davis, J. Rowo, ll. Lvzlvell, G. Worlz-y, Mr. Anderson. Pngv Fifty-oiglil Left to right: J. 0 Ix C B k I R I S ff TWIRLERS wsrson, '. roo 's. owe, . . ' rin, Wurlvy. Il. I -ll. They Never Lost Step or Dropped a Baton - On Anybody Music Director Walter Anderson me ,.., 1. Im .1 I Hear Voices Thc mixed choir. Everyday their voices blend in happy harmony under the direction of Mr. Anderson. The highlight for this group was the District Choral Festival held here on March 21. Left tn right, First Row: Mr. Anderson, S. Rinehart, l. Bertram, L. Pierce, J. Burgess. M. Burket, B. Crull, F. Clifton, D. Taylor, D. Walker, M. Brooks, B. Van0'strancl, N. White. A. Bowman, T. Wright, R.. D1-llc, P. Casada. J. McNelly, K. Gray. M. Gray. Second Row: D. Belt, J. Fishcr, J. Oakerson, B. Owens, P. Davis, S. Brooks, G. Wesley. D. D1-volt. R. Hardwick, C. R1-csv, P. Fox, S. Franklin, H. Hilbert, J. Martin, M. Maxwell, S. Small, P. Chamnvss, M, Dodd. B-Band This group will soon advance into the A Band. It is important that wc havc young musicians who can work toward their goal of playing more advanced music. Left to right, First Row: J. Miller, S. Fox, L. Price. G. Wisener, S. Dale, N. Colvin, J. Campbell, J. Diners, J. Werkimz. Second Row: M. Shirk, J. Davis, J. Foust, N. Chamnm-ss, J. Freeman, W. Hettmanspcrizer, M. Heeter. Third Row: Mr. Anderson, T. Hoover, J. LnMar. Page Sixty .JM 5.2 ggwww mf lj , . li x xx V, KQ, i xfy iv ik ,V 1 ,1 X :: 'ng kk f f lyk f , A ,iff if ' ' 47 'Y f ww . X , N - an V iya M-M Yr, i 7 6 ' y A 3 7!ze People of '52 2 2 ai This section deals with those so corn- rnonly seen wandering about H. H. S W,-wxri Il. Doxsux a'.z '- ' lull 'jf '. i FRANK Xl. Com' AJS. lliclizmu Univcwsity, XLA. Colmnbiu Univvrsity. mam wlmsc puisv mul cligllih' slioulc stuclc-nts rn-spout. WR- slmulcl inclcvc in llns 1-mmnumtv. NIE. Ollvvt N ll uc Ill C 151 XLS lllilllllhl LllllYl'l'Sltf'. ... ..., ln lll5 lll'hl Xt ll' 'is l7l'lIlk'll3'll Xll msmi lms prmi-cl lnimsi-ll ai xzllmllilv lssvl lu um' sc-Iimll. Ili- lials s4'l'x'mml is .lll 1-X111-ilu-lx lu-lplul annul ms! illllilll lu luis limllx' lllIlll'5 als priiici lml lvzu-l1m'1', Ili' luis also tallu' 'via llIl'llfllf me H il ml1'rm'sl in vu-lu sluclvul 'is 1 alclx ism' 1 . 4,- lmgv Sixty-ffffrw' XV4' slmll 11-iniviiilmc-1' Nlr. Cori' as il lu- il grunt inspirutimi to us all and as an pc-rscm whom lmutli tvuclu-1's and lu' proud ul' Mr. Cory als wx' lwcmm 1lXY2lI'i' uf ilu- position of thi- supvr- intm-nclont with liis 4-ncllvss rvspun- silmiliiivs. Ill- luis lwcvn illlil will COII- linuv to lu' ll pvrsmm of liigli l'c'spm'cl Left to Right: Mr. Stunt, Mr. Holfmzln, NIV. Cory, Mr. Hays. School Board Xlnny of us fail to rculizc the importanct- of thc school hoard with its faithful contributions toward thc high standards of vducution ut II.H.S The-sc nic-n clcsvlwv much crvdit this vcnr for their work in llllllilllf' prc-purntions for thc- new additions to thv lligh School. Helen Smith Although Nliss Sniitlfs position ns clerk is clnitc' diffcrcnt from others, sho has played 21 very im- portunt roll in our school ye-urs. YVc urn- snrc that llagcrstown would not hc the sumo without Ilclcn. and wc tulcc this oppor- f 'F 4 v 'Wolff tunity to thunk hor for hcr in- tvrcst und support. H. H. S. ot only is there an art in knowing cz thing, XVALTER ANDERSON Mm-i4'11l ILS., NLS. lmliaum State Musin' Cl11.nr:H'1' IIATLIQY High spir'itc'4l A.l3., Bull Slam' Iinglisll, Spanish l'A'rmc:1A Ilmxi I7c'1i,gllfful l5.S., Bull Stalin' Lilmrary. English I llcnnl-:n'1' I Iowm .nw S!f'u1lfu.s-I U li. uf l'.li., Purcluv Uniu-nity llistnry, Pllysiczxl Edulcutinlx jon-1 x10Hl.l'IY Country Iikvv BS M S. Univcrsih' of Ky. A-B., Bllilvr UlliY1'l'Silj - N1..-X., Univcrsitv of Min-lu. 'Agrin-ulturc, lfiuiugy GARNET BAIXNIIAHT Wu,1.1,-xx: BAHNIIAIVI' upllfillllfu Prru'Ii1'r1l ., Indiana Unixn-nity l5.S., llldillllkl l'nixm-raity f:1lllIllli'l'L'iill S4-in-:lcv Q51 '53 - S+ AL , fm I ... n Yvx. i. . , K 'Q ,W E I , . ' pw .V fp f E H- b n . . ' 1 NW' 'ms-, . . MARY BUST DUN SAYLOIK Prcli.vewm'tl1y Fair mul just AJS., Indiana c:0llll'ill 1 Biology, Pllysicall Eclllczl- Latin,Englislu tion, Driu-r's Eclucaltiun I'ugc' Sin'fy-six FACULTY but also a certain aw in teaching it. CECELIA CJHIPLEY Keen ll7iff0lI,, DQDRIS DEVINE ulIllfllll'-Vfllllllillgv B.S., Hall State Cunnnereial, Phys. Ed. A.B., M.A., Ball State Social Studies , il il . Sf wafer LOUISE SCHULTZ THEODORE SEDGWICK Helpful,' Inviul,' A.B., Indiana University B.S. of Ag., Purdue M.A., Ball State University Speech Correction Vocational Shop Prlye Si.1'fy-sever: M ILDRED HARDY uI1lCIll.Yfl'iUllSU B.S., Purdue University Home Economies FLORENCE LESTER Easy Going A.B., Ball State Mathematies ROBERT NICHOLS XVin.wm1e H.S., Indiana University Mathematics NIAHY JANE NICHOLS Clever 13.5. in A1't, Indiana University Art, English BYRTIS VVAGNER CuIm'fuIn B.S., Ball State English, Dramaties Home Ee. s OFFICERS Lf-fl to right, First Row: R, Marlatt, P. Rinehart. Svrnnd Row: M. Murray, Ii, SeiTrin. Third Row: Miss Rust, Mr. Lester. Fourth Row: V. Univ. .,., asf .W Q ,S L1-fl lu righl. First Row: Mr. l.cHlL'r, N. Rhnilus. J. lim-x'4'l'. J. Rum-rs, M. Miller. M. 4.:n1'x'in. IS. N-ull, J. Davis, .l. lainiphvll, M. bm-li, Miss Rust. S1-vnnd Rnw: G. Lilly. I.. Wi-rkinu, P. Rim-hurt, .I. Slum-cipher. ll. Lane, D. Bcrlrnm. l'. Niuhnlsun. Third Row: J. Wmlnmii, I., l'i'icL-, ll. Seilrin, li. Mairlzitl, K. Duvenpuim J. Weuvvr. M, Wilsnn, l'. Frnw, M, Hnislcy, Fourth Row: V. Dah-, D. ii:ii'lihzii't. R. Mills-r, J. llziriy, M. Murray, ll. 'I'nllm-row. li. Km-rm-y, li. Siumn, l'. Gmir. Seventh Grade, Small But Mighty Mic-i' gi fc-xv we-cks nf strong tension thc 'ith gruclcrs finally' lCi1I'llCLl the swing nl- things and gut into thc groove. During the your they held some rvzilh' terrific parties. Froin thc winnings of the junior High teaun which incluch-cl an few uf the Tth grade boys, wc foiw-cast il mighty ball teaun in il few vvurs. I'uy1' Si.a-fy-viglii I ' I ' ' WX Lefl to right, First Raw: Mrs. Helm, N. Colvin. J. Millar, D. lVlcAllistn-r. fl. Hoover, I., Oc-hs, IK. Ashinger, A. Clampitt, P, Rowwc, l.. Working Mr. Sedgwick. Second Row: J. Beeson. M. Woods, D. Wesley, R, lVlcI-'arlz-tml, E. l :1vorilc, M. Must-n, W. Heumanspm-ruur, L. Davis, B, Davis. Third Row: S. Mclfullouyrh, C. Stow-ns, W. Uurpress, J. Shaw, S. Vox. N. Clmzlmnuss, .I. linlmer, M. Hector, M. Nt-ccllc-r, li. Stewart. Fourth Row: E. Barnard. J. Miller. C. Miller, I.. Timmons. J. Frcuninn, C. Smith, 'l'. Halstead, J. Stout, J. 1.4-1-ku. Fifth Row: li. O'N1-cl, D. Mclnlyrc. A. Wzule. 'l'. Hoover, H. Fouwt, D. Milt-ht-ll, J. l,:1IVI:u'. 8th Graders, High School Next? Nvxt year wc arc looking forwurcl to il lmrillunt lint not too gl't't'Il iil'CSl'lll11lll class from tht-sc Stli f l'2lClCl'S. Afton' lJl'lllU' in tlwir st-concl vu w S . ll' at thc liigli school tlwm- stuclcnts lmvc won much 1'c-spa-ct from the olclcr stuclm-nts. -ua. .av-f. OFFICERS Left to right, First Row: I! Ashinm-r, ll. Stuwart. VV. llllryross. Second Row: Mr, Sedgwick, li. U'Nvr-l, J. Shaw. Mrs. Holm. Freshman, Bigger Than Ever 'l'l1is veur our fl'K'Slllll2llI mll was the largest yet, and we lmelieve uc reeeivecl the lmest. For tlle first time in il few years tlle freshmen gmc .i leap veal' clzmee, wlu-re ll gruml time was hurl. This eluss also lm representative on the f'V' team. Fhipley, C. Ulrieh. S. Taylur, Mr. Halley. Second Row: J. Mmlfly, J, Swuve- mi. L1-It to right, First Row: Miss l'uy4' Sfwruly They May Be Green But They're Big Left to right, First Row: Miss Chipley, 'l'. Cas:-ula, J. McNeIly, J. l.aMar, M. Nicholson B. Harter, S, Taylor, D, Brooks, S. White, S. Heaston, B. Stvhler, C. Woiroman, P. Sinex J. Tuttle, E. Hays, M. Gray, M. Burket. Second Row: W. White-hair, S. Atkinfon, I.. Pierce, C. House, P. Watt, F. Garvin. J Rinehart, W. Prosser, T, Shaffer, A. Stnckherfzer, V. Brown, I., Solomon, M. Jones, W. Allen C. Grubbs. Third Row: D. Freese, I . Beeson, E. Trisler, L. Rumey, N. White, B. Prosser. S. Franklin W. Brown, J. McCullough, F, Clifton, M, Lindsey, N. Rhoacles, M. Craig. Fourth Row: C. Wisener. B. McCaslin, R. Davis, R. Ellis, H. Lafever, D. Km-iser. R. Dale A. Fednrov, C. Ulrich, S. Gwin, B. Hilluert, R. Wisener, J. Fisher. Fifth Row: W. Bertch, D. Rinehart, lf. Slovelaml, M. Walker, R. Plnclsley, C, Couch, ll VanOstrand, D. Weber, P. Fox, R. Craig, T, Wright, N. Watt. Sixth Row: J. Moyer, A. Bowman, J. Shore, J. Maddy, W. Kernuy, J. Welu-r, J. Martin M. Mitton, R. Johnson, B. Hardwick, J. Swuvelanil, J. Sauer, L. Meyers, F. Sherwood, R. Peirce Page Sezienfy-um' 6 ,id-V . f f' 5 -0' fd -ui I , 425' me . la Q rr, ,-' ,C -1 3t'f'4 The Class of '54 just two morn- hops on thc ll.H.S. train of l'llllCiltl0lI. than on to thcir own palrticulzir fit-ld to succvss. Usuullv at this point, the-y urv shovccl to om' siclv and their uppvltlussliivli take over, hut not this yvurl Evvry- om- has hm'au'cl of thusc husim-ss lmimigcws. This past yvur the-y lmw' muclv and solcl Tigcr shukcrs, sponsorvcl thx' aumuul Sophomorc lJau1c-v and curriccl on runny otha-r monvy raising caunpnigns. This class is also wt-ll I'4'Pl'C'SUllt6'Cl on our lmskctlmll tczun, not to mvntion thx' fact that om' of our vvry cupalmlv yell lcnclcrs is il ll1L'll1l7l'l' ol' this class. Pngr' Smfeizfy-fu'o 33 ., -A I ,Z 4? Left In right, First Row: Mr. Nichols, Miss Wagner, J Lester, R. Brooks, R. Jarrett, P. Frame, D. Taylor, P lfusun, J. Oakcrson, M. Martin, D. Ih-lt, I. Shank, G Worlcy, I. Coy. Second Row: D. Lamb, G. Reese. M. Messcr. P. Iiinkur I.. Tucker, D. Walker, B. C'rull, J. Bulmvr, J. Truth, N Asche, M. Hensley, B. Wesley, C. Ramey. R. McAllister. Third Row: B. Leavoll, B. Vestal, M. Moore, P. Hall P. Thalls, J. LaMar, J. Davis. M. O'Dell, C. McCord. Ii Amick, E. Johnson, J. Bavender. Fourth Row: F. Waltz, P. Wilson, R. Gray, D. Andrews J. Sieprxist. S. Brooks. A. Kenworthy, R. Willard, J Doughty, L. Ulrich, H. Dumford, D. Wilson, J. Campln-ll. Fifth Row: D. Foulke, R. Rhoadcs, W. Reese, J. Weilvr B. O'N9el, D. Bland, E. R1-thcrford, D. Wallwr. D. Davisson B. Timmons. Sixth Row: D. Gordon. T. Pierce-, C. Shortrinlgc, R. Fi-ow I . Horak, L. Miller, K. Moors-, K. Gray, M. Timmons H. Snyclvr. OFFICERS Furs! Row: Ii. Snymlvr, M. Timmons, Mr. Nichols. Second Row: D. Tayl 1rl'. Third Row: P. Ifuson, J. Oakerson, Miss Wauxnexz so 0 'w . 1 43 Q? Q WG.. X 4' ff ,,f.3.-vw M .gf Fin ri' 'Q' Q0 . Txf Left to rifrht, First Row: .l. Pieree, Mrs. Nichols, IJ. Wogroman. N. Mu.-Coy, D. Iii-own G. Gamrml. II. Davis, D. Ilavult, Ii. 'I'alhe1'l. B, Downing, T. Hensley. E. Willard, J. Nieholson Second Row: Mr, Mohley, M. Ilevson. I'. Sc-oil, P. Shock. R. Hagler. H. Swuvelannl II, lloovvr, Il. MeCasslin, C. Snyder. Ii. Gordon, .l. Ritchie. M. White. P. Reynolds, I' l':isa1la, N. Allen. l'. Lumpkin. li. Clark. Third Row: C. Ilrooks. J. Iiuryzehs, P. Linrlamuoll, S. Rinehart. II. Owens. J, Selfrin .l. Rowe. M. Rinehart, P. Daxis, Fourth lbuw: IJ. Staulrle. Il. VanU-zlrunnl, li. Ilarter, R. Sharp. M. Lilly, ll. Annlrewf 'l'. Rum, J. Heater. Fiflh Row: J. Litton. Il. Pierev, G. Wesley, M. Brooks, M. Asehe. If. Meyers. J. Campbell uniors, just Une More These juniors have IDCCII working hard this year for that high light ol the school year-the junior-Senior Prom. Besides having all the dances after the haskethall games they had a square dance featuring Lee jones. They also staged a great performance ol' the annual Junior play. VVe wish them loads of good luck in their Senior year. Page Seaieuly-fnlu' ,w,,.4..--0 UN IORS Officers Left lo right, First Row: C. Brooks, Mrs. Nichols, N. Allen Second Row: Mr. Mobley, M. Aschv, E. Willard, D. Staulslv Pagv Szfucnfy-jim' R69 Senior Pfvr CJIIANINICSS Sl'L'l'l't1ll'y P0ixz'r1 Y-'llm-11 4 iw c:klllllIt't 2, FHA l 3, CAA l, SL-nior lluy. AIAINUCS CHAIKLICS lidilm'-in-clmivl liffcl'uc'.vccnt l r4-slmlaun V'lCC'PI'l'SlllL'lll. jr. G Sr. Plays, Stuh- Math con- tvst 2, Sclmlustic llmmor Roll 2, F.F.A. l, Ili-Y I. ,ev Y l ' 'E . V Dux llIl.lHill'l' Clxnol, Xlcfloxxx-11.1. l,H'Slill'lIl Vice PlxL'SlKlL'lll ul.l'!llll'l'n uC7lIlll'IIIlll,QU lli-Y Al K flill3lllL'l 53. lluslwl- l llA 3, Y-'l'l'k'II 3, l'lxp1nu'l lmll l, l ll'l'Slllllilll lJl'l'SlCl1'lll. Stull, lipilmm' Stull, Prom Q-lmlalslic' llmmr lloll 3. fl,llL'l'lI, Sr. l'lan'. Cilizvnsllip llmnn' llull 22. Y V l,l'l'll1'l'l Atta-:alum-v 2. Nonrsm li1cs1,1-in ,IUIIN ULIUCII 'l'r1-uslm-1' Busim-ss NILIIIUQUI' HBIIISIIHIPLIN WH Y-'ll-vu l, S4-nirn' Play, Citi- Ili-Y 4, aulcl Czllvilu-t 53. .Ir zvmlnip llunur llull. llusim-ss NIilllilgl'l'. llllskcl- Imll l. Golf 2, Sclmlzlstin' llrmm' Roll 3, llvrlvvvl M- lvllclulxw- 3, A 4 , vlwrx Y I Yi, 1 F gig, ,rl N ,L Officers The Class of '52 XV e feel that after honoring all of the other groups which have played important parts at H.H.S.. that the spotlight should now shine on ns in this '52 EPITOME. Being one ot the smallest classes to graduate in a number of years from this school, we think that we have done a pretty good job of up- holding the fair name of SENIOR. VVe would also at this time like to thank Mrs. Doris Devine and Nlr. XVayne Donson for their invaluable help during this past vear. P. Bond, B. Hudson, R. Meeks, D. Guar, D. Woolums, J. Ulrich, G. Metsker, S. Doughty D. Hilbert, D. Lamb, H. Hilbert, C. Walters, E. Upchurch, H. Andrews, E. Stockberger, M Dodd, J. Shock, M. Maxwell, M. Messer, V. Swearimsen, R. Kenworthy, P. Chamness, S. Small, R. Pitts, M. Sedgwick, D. Clayton, E. Garvin, C. Reese, J. Smith. E. Lafever, .l. Charles I. Bertram, K. Gray. L. Kunig, R. House, C. Gates, M. Hayes, M. Stewart, P. Gray, B Jarrett, M. Resler, C. MeConnelI. M, Walker. S. Maddy, M. Fitzharris, J. Ulrich. Sponsors: Mr. Donson, Mrs. Devine. Page Sevenfy-seven I A , kr! l 4' l A v vit F -naw., ,ENV 21 u , I kw FT' y . F-P' g..J' --. LA Ilohuan ANDREWS Good Naturerln Ili-Y 3, Basketball 2, Track 2. Foot- ball l, Volleyball 3, Pcrfm-ct Attvncl- ance 2. NIARILYN Donn ICncrgetir Y-Vlwl'l'llS 4, FHA 3, jr. and Sr. Plays, Opvrc-tta 2, Epitomc staff, Scholastic llonor Roll 2, Pfxpomff Stall 1, 4-Il 5. IONA BElx'1'1:AM Full of IIIUIISN Y-'ll-cus 4 61 Prvsitlcnt, FHA 4 N Ol'- ficvr, jr. and Sr. Plays, Exponct Editor- in- chin-f, Girl Statcr, Epitmne Staff. 4-ll 8 yrs.. Perfect Attvnclancv 12 Yrs. SMITH DOUGIITY In1pns.sil1Iv lli-Y 4, VllL'llIllS 3, Yr-Il Lcaclvr 2, Baml 4, and Senior Play. P1 uL1P BOND Carrot Top lli-Y 4 tv Cabinet 1, Baskvtlmall 2. Track 3. Bam-lmll 2, Football l, lr. Play, Iipifonu' Stall. l EDITH GA1w1N 1lappy-GmI,ucky FHA Al. Y-'l'4-mls 4, CAA l, Sr. Plav. DALE C1,Ax roN Rc.s'crUcrl lli-Y 3, Basketball 2, Tennis 3, Haml 3, Epifonm Stall. Class A 'wr of 43 X Mates 5 gg? f. , . Q.. ,U if if . km Q 752 'F in i 'L-9 X PHILIP GRAY alley! Milknuuf' Epifome stuff, Hi-Y 4, Track 2, Foul- lmll 1, Volleyball 1, Perfcct Attcml- uncc 2. CAHOLYN Cfxrrgs Sono C:6llillYIC,, FIIA 4 tx Callxinet 1, Y-Teens 4 tx Cabinet 1, Sr. Play, Citizenship llonor Roll. Perfect Attendance 2. 4-ll 7 6: Otficcr 6. BEVERLY CHUBBS Carefree Y-Tccus 4, FHA 3, Ir. lk Sr. Plays, CAA 1. DANIEL Com: uFlll'lII6'l'n Ili-Y 4, FFA 2, Band 3, EXPIJPILY Stull. 12 years m-wr tnrdy. XlAHIBELLE HAYS dQJIliL'fH ff- 1 - l DPIIS 4. KAY GRAY Clmttvrlmx', CAA 3, Y-VIQCCIIS 4 6: Callmillct, FHA 2, Dlr. 6 Sr. Plays, Citizenship llunm' Hull 1, Epifrmm Stuff HAROLD HILBERT Fruitcakc Cheer Leader 1, Hi-Y 4, Opcrettu 1, Clmrus i ,X-Q., twig ' ki V- BOB Honsox 0 7 Im- 1 'Hun A -- 'M lmul Tuu:n 1 VT? 1' ' 5' 1 Ili-Y 2, Buy sf-.mfs 5. ,z Ort us 'W . f , . , Lum.. lxomu. ,I , t.S!llI,1fSfil'llfCllU N-Iwns -1 Ck Cuhinvt 1, FHA 22, jr. N hr. Plays, Iipilmnz' Staff. liAr:LL1':N l lousnc jovial FIIA -1, Y-T4-vns 4, CAA 2, Sr. Play. EIJXVA RD LAFEY Eli Scivn!ific Gcniu.s ' llamcl 2, Sr. Play, P1-rfcct Attcmlaulcv 2, S1-llulnstic Ilunor Hull I. Citizvn- ship Ilmmr Roll 23, lirzwzlxln' jA1uu':'r'r ,uv V' uCUllfUNfCllu 'YQ' V Y-'IR-vm -4, Al-ll 2, Sr. Canuivul f2lll'l'lI. -404' jr. livcl Cross, Citizcnslmip llunur Hull lk Sn-lmlalsiic llmmr Hull. DOYLE LAMB llr'lpful 'IR-:mia 1. Hi-Y 4, -Ir dk Sr. Plays, lfpilmm' Stuff, Cilizvnsllip Ilunm' - IlAl,1'1l Kl'INNVOli'l'llY 'fp '52 Cl1c1'rf11l ' Opcrvihl I, FFA l. T ' Class any, 'G '-litany, Ipa- ws, x of Mates 'Q i ', , ' T Ma. , be , it x 'ff lriistmlk.-'H ' X , li ' 3 K 952 +5 NIAURICE lN'lESSEB Small, but Miglztyi' FFA 3, County Wilmer of Soil Iluclg- ing Contest. SHIRLEY lNlADDY Giggles,' r. Play, FHA 4, Y-Teens 4. -Ir. Ht-cl Cross. 4-H 7. .I GERALD hlETSKEH uClC7lfl6'l'lIllH,, Hi-Y 4, Countv jr. Red Cross Presi- dent 2, Band' 5, Drum Major 3, -Ir. and Sr. Plays. NIARY lX'lAXWELL Aml2iti0us,' Y-Teens 4 25: Cabinet 1, FHA 3, Stu- dent Director of jr. and Sr. Plays, Epifome Stafli, Citizenship Honor Roll 3. RUTH PITTS Lucky Girly' .,.-5' g .L 2. 5 ' Y-Teens 4, GAA RABION AIEEKS IIuml.sonzc',' Golf 4, Basketball 1, Football, Base' hall 1, Volleyball 4, Hi-Y 4 it Cabinet 1, Sr. Play, Boy Scouts 5. CABLos REESE A ,F . LikealJlc',' A 'X 3, . . FFA 3, High School Boys, Quartet. , Z 'E 'UF' ff-'Dr Nm-'lv 4,....... XlAHTI'lA Szzucwlcx F-recklcsf' Y-'l'L-vns 4. FHA 3 84 President, -Ir Class President, Sopli. Trcusurvr, Alr :X Sr. Plays, Citizenship Honor Rolll Cirl Stzltcr, Assistant Editor of Epi- tmnv, Scliulustic Honor Roll 2, 4-ll 6. N 1 AHCELLA STEXV Am' Dainty Y-V-lvL'1'llS 3, FHA 3 Ck Ofliccr 1. 'I ACQUINE SHOCK .lDL'IPL'lIlIllIIll , 'l'l.1'l't Atlvmlum-0 4, Iipifmnc Shlfzll Y-'llt'4'llS 4, FHA 4, 4-H Sr. Plzlk' l'i ELBEIIT STOCKBEHGEH Vcr.s'aiile', lr. View l'rn'siclent, Class Pnpvr Eclitor. Sfximiri SMALL Aspirin,g Y-ll.K'l'lIS 4 be Callminct l, FllA 3, blr. iv Sr. Plzlvs. CAA 1, Sclmlustic llumn' 'Rnll 2, Epifmnc Stull. XYERL SNVEAIIINCEN Gund Guy Class fiuf' X Y..-ffl' '-...f . . '-2? . 7 is IFA 3, c,Pk'l'K'l'til l, Chin-us Z., lor: SINIITH Silence is Clcxlrlcrf' FFA 3. M 7 Ng Ur . 'f-.....-ACU' - S, M ill A ,sq Q... FZ by 'wt - 4? ' i'ii,, . fy-wiixir '- ' 4f,rig,,,y of Mates K qv. -4-pf AML V 5:-. xi W ' x fill M. I- ,52 IIIN1 ULICH Don juan-U Band 4, Sr. Play, Never turdy ll years, Epitmne Staff, Hi-Y 4. CHARLES VVALTERS Atl1letic,' Ili-Y 4 G President, Baseball 4, Basket- ball 2, Golf 4, Sr. Play, Football 1 Vollvyball 4, Scholastic Hmmm' Roll ERNIE UPCHURCH B11.s'ketlJ11lI M an H Hi-Y 4 6: Cabinet l Basketball 23 Baseball 1, Volleyballll FFA l, Prom Kin g. DANIEL Wo0LUx1s Speeclyv Hi-Y 4, FFA 1, Opcrottu 1, Chorus 2, NlABGARE'I' VVALKEH FriencIlyv Y-Teens 4, FHA 4, Sr. Play. ,. ,EW N - 'J.5.?' CALE DAR AUGUST 24-25 Seniors register. 27 juniors register. 28 Sophomores register. 29-30 Freshmen register. F31 First clay of school. SEPTEMBER 1 First football game with Brookville. They won 18-6, but we made the Hrst touchdown. 4 Classes start-Officers and sponsors electecl. 7 Football game at Winchester. 'Uiey won 52-0. 11 Epitomc staff appointed. 14 Football game at Pioyerton. They won 40-0. NVe're improving. 18 Seniors meet with the town board. Eighth grade class party. 26 junior class party. Wow! 27 Y-teenis Freslnnan party. 28 Football game with VVestfielcl. They won 5:2-0. VVe got out of school early anyway. OCTOBER 1 Y-teen N10tllCl' ancl Daughter Tea. 3 F reslnnan class party. Hay ride? 'F P 5 Sophomore class party. 9-10 Tryouts for Senior play. Page Eighty-fozal' 11 Seniors go to Richmond to Court House and fail, Cjust to visitj. 12 Football game with Knightstown Memorial, 12-45. Yea! We got two touchdowns! ! 16 Hi-Y and Y-teen Hayride. 17 Senior Pictures taken. Miss Wagner talks to F.H.A. 18 Seniors get T.B. chest X-rays. Eleven Seniors go to Rushville with Mrs. Devine to hear Paul Hoffman. 19 Lost home football game with Lawrenceburg, 41-0. 23 Senioris proofs come. Do I look like that? 24 Government class gave U. N. program for the school. Cambridge City football game. We lost 3:2-0. 25-26 Teachers Institute. Oh boy! Two days vacation. 31 Halloween, flook out for the goblins and ghosts? NOVEMBER 2 Senior Carnival. Parade at noon. QCold and rainy as usualj. 9 First basketball game at Pendleton. We won 45-39. Off to a good start. 12 Armistice Day Program. 13 Picture taking. VVatch the birdie! 15 Seniors give first performance of Green Valley. 16 Dunkirk basketball game here. We won 49-40. Clean sweep, the kittens won too. 17 Second performance Green Valley. G.A.A. volleyball tournament. 20 Union City basketball game. VVe won 553-47. Kittens 40-29. 21 Thanksgiving program by Speech class. And now another vacation. .. Cambridge City basketball game. Lost 48-65. Kittens 98 Pagr Eigh fy-five won though. NVhat a crowdl Packed in like sar- dinesl 30 Brookville haskethall Qllllllh NVe won 57-56. Kittens won too. Ohl Inv nerves. Student Legislature at U lu? ,, Purdue. Representatives M F M A are .lohn Ulrich, james '51 C A Y Charles. and Nlarion . Asche. ft -- me k DECEMBER -' i ' ' 1 junior Square Dancm. Swing your partner! 6 East Central Athletic Conference at Centerville. 7 Greenfield hasketlmall game. VVe won 53-45. Kittens won too. juniors had XVaistline Dance afterwards. 8 Sophomore dance - Nlistletoe Tromp. 10 Sophoniores won girls volleyball tournament. 13 Lothair Teetor talked to the Seniors. 14 XVinchester haskethall game. Wle won 38-31, Kittens won. 15 Y-teen and Hi-Y Christmas Dance. Candy Cane Cotillion. 17 Senior pictures came. I8-21 No school. Too much snow. How sad. Christmas vacation starts. 21 Portland lmsketliall game. NVQ- won 63-48. JANUARY 22 School resurines. Nliddletown haskethall game. Tigers were good hut they were lvetter. NVQ' lost 47-38. 5 Invitational tourney. XVe lost to Cambridge 51-50. Cambridge heat Centerville in final game. 10 Freshmen flostj and High lwonj played Knightstown. ll Knightstown haskethall game. XVe won 58-52. Back on the victory trail. Kittens won too. 15 Man from I. U. talks to a group of Seniors. 16-17 Exams, Croanl 18 Centerville haskcthall game. Got nosed out by two points. 48-46. Kittens won though. 21 Brand new semester hegins. 2:2 Farmland haskethall game. Lost 55-49. Kittens won. 24 First round of Freshmen tourney at Centerville. YVe won. 26 Freshmen tourney at Cambridge. WU: won. FEBRUARY l Lawrencehurg hasketlmall game, there, long trip hut worth it. Won 50-33, Kittens too. Page Eighty-si.r 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 21 22 28 29 1 7 14 21 28 29 4 18 19 21 25 0 2 16 18 20-21 22 24 Burris Muncie basketball game here. Tigers lost 59-50. Kittens lost 35-34. Close! Freshman Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Hi-Y Father and Son Banquet. Senior girls win basketball tourney at noon. Valentines Day. She loves me? She loves me not? Batesville basketball game, lost 40-39 but the Kittens won. State solo and ensemble music contest. Aurora basketball game. lost 62-42. Tourney drawings announced. We drew Cambridge. Last basketball game of the season. Lost 50-37 to Connersville. Tourney starts. We beat Cambridge 47-45 to end their undefeated record. Yea! MARCH Edged Economy one point in the afternoon. Played Richmond in the finals. They won 51-41. Y-teen Mother and Daughter Banquet. F.F.A. and F.H.A. Shamrock Dance. District Choral Festival here. Volleyball tournament. Hagerstown won. Regional Latin, Math, and English contest. APRIL junior Red Cross Variety Show. junior Play. Band and Chorus contest. Roman Banquet for Latin students. Bona Bonum. Elementary school festival. MAY Conference track meet, Morton Memorial. junior, Senior Prom: The Loveliest Night of the Yearf' Class and Honor Day program. Last chance for Seniors to show off. Baccalaureate. Final exams. Commencement. Alumni Banquet. Page Eighty-seven We the class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Two of the town of Hagerstown, considering the uncertainty of our lives, being of sound and sane mind, do bequeath especially from our hearts this LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Homer Andrews wills his basketball shoes to Mr. Saylor so Saylor can find somebody as good as Homer to play in them. Iona Bertram wills her ability to be at school fand on timej to Fred Bennett. Phil Bond wills his bashfulness and emharrasing situations to Labourn fvlorrison. Pat Chamness wills her flaming tresses and quiet manners to the Junior class providing they use them to the extent Pat did. james Charles wills his job as Editor of the Epitome to any junior crazy enough to take it. Dale Clayton wills his ability to get along with the younger generation to the younger generation. Marilyn Dodd, in a specially benevolent mood, hequeathes to Janel Seffrin her ability to aggravate Mr. Donson. Edith Carvin bequeathes her Shorthand Notes to anyone who can peruse them with facility. CConfidentially, we can't figure them out., Carolyn Cates leaves her ability for yelling fto a certain Senior boyl at ball games to the Junior who has a boyfriend on the team. Daniel Coal' wills his scooter bike to Miss Wagner providing she rides it to school all next winter. Kay Cray wills her giggle to the freshman class because Kay said that a freshman should always giggle. Philip Cray wills his dislike for girls to Dick Foulke hoping Dick will appreciate the gift. Beverly Crubbs wills her technique of getting a diamond to Doris Lamb. Maribelle Hays wills her quietness to Ioyce Segriest for obvious reasons. Don Hilbert Wills his typical C.I. haircut to Mr. Barnhart providing Mr. Barnhart won't cut it. Harold Hilbert wills his one and only accomplishment of getting into trouble to Jerry Gerard. fDoes Jerry need it?J Bob Hodson wills his wardrobe to all those wanting what's left of it. Page Eighty-eight Raellen House bestows her cheery smile and sunny disposition to H.H.S. to distribute as needed. Beverly Iarrett wills her sun tan spots Cfreckles to youl to any straw- berry blonde who will have them. Ralph Kenworthy isn't going to will anything because he doesn't know when he will need it. Lore Konig wills her baby blue eyes and natural curly hair to anyone not having these qualifications. Edward Lefever wills his sax and piano playing to Mr. Anderson so he can distribute as needed. Doyle Lamb bestows one-tenth of his knowledge to David McIntyre so Dave won't have any trouble staying on the team. Shirley Maddy wills her shortness to Shiela Brooks. fNeed we say anymorel Carol McConnell was going to will Bill but decided she couldn't get along without him. Mary Maxwell leaves her position as office girl to any junior who can keep her stomach from growling before lunch. Ramon Meeks wills his muscular body to the Science Department to tear apart and see what made him tick. Maurice Messer wills his shortness and blonde hair to Jim Litton hoping jim will arrive at a happy medium. Gerald Metsker wills his drum major uniform to Tom Hensly providing Tom will grow into it. Ruth Pitts bequeathes her matrimonial abilities to all H.H.S. girls with old maidish tendencies. Clf there are any.l Carlos Reese wills his guitar playing to any junior who can play a guitar and make as good a catch as Carlos did. Norma Resler bequeathes her modest habit of blushing a multitude of fetching shades of red at any excuse to Barbara Owens. Martha Sedgwick wills her driving ability CPD to Marthanna Rinehart because Marthanna doesnit have enough excitement. jackie Shock wills her artistic ability to all prom committees. Sarah Small wills her secret love-on second thought she won't will it because it wouldn't be a secret then. joe Smith wills his wavy black locks to Bill Harter because he thinks Bill will keep it combed as well as he did. Marcella Stewart wills her bookkeeping manual to anyone who will take it far, far away. Page Eighty-nine Elbert Stockberger wills his job at Krogers to anyone who wants a good excuse for not working at refreshments on basketball nights. Verl Swearingen wills his abilitv to waste time to Tommy Hoot who probably does not waste enough. James Ulrich wills his ability to gossip with all the girls to the Junior boys 'cause he thinks they would get along better with Junior girls. Ernie Upchurch wills his heartis dearest fNancyJ to the Junior class providing they will take care of her as well as Ernie did. Margaret VValker desires to will her place in bookkeeping to any Junior wanting to get by with whispering and not get caught. John Ulrich has agreed to leave his ability to grow wavy hair to Skinny Willard. It is such a bother isnit it, John? Charles VValters wills his ability to argue-but on second thought he might need it when he gets married. JOKE! Daniel Woolums hequeathes his ability to speed without being tapped bv the long arm of the law to Jerome Nicholson. Smitty Doughty wills his ability to get four iniunses in self-control to Bob Davis providing Bob wants them. And now we the Seniors of 352 do bequeath to all other classes all debris left in lockers, all chewing gum stuck under desks, all marks on walls and Hours, and. last but not least, to the Class of H539 we bestow the name that reigns over all, S E N I O R L ......i.... Page Ninety PROPHESY Let us turn our clocks ahead twenty years. No, this is nothing like daylight saving time or anything like that, we just want to see what the old class of 52 has done with itself. I saw in the paper the other day where Smitty Doughty was building a rocket ship to the moon. His very able assistant on this Lunar Luxurie Liner is Dan Coar. fHe lights the fuse when they get ready for the take-off.j Martha Sedgwick, famous for her many house-hold inventions, has just perfected a dish-washer where-by you can wash your dishes without getting your hands wet. She calls it a maid. You can now take life easy by driving around in your push-botton automobile. Dale Clayton is president of the firm that makes these handy little items and Marilyn Dodd is his head sales-lady. Some of the old grads went together to form a circus. It is called the lRamonj Meeks and QKayj Cray Big Top Circus. Their ringmaster is john Ulrich who always could hand out a line. Marcella Stewart and Pat Chamness have become famous tightrope walkers. It seems their s ecialt is ettin Y into a 'let's dro J over sometime' aosition. P is Edith Garvin has just broken the record for blowing the biggest bubble in a nation-wide bubble gum contest. Her prize is a ten year's supply of buble gum made by the Iona Bertram bubble gum factory. james Charles is now president of Purdue University and is tlying to amalgamate Purdue and Indiana. Margaret Walker is Dean of women and the word is that she lets them get away with murder. Ernest Up- church is head coach and is trying for his seventh big-ten championship. Sarah Small runs a small dude ranch in the North-west along with her foreman, joe Smith. That is, when he isnit hunting jack-rabbits. Harold Hilbert, Carlos Reese, Ralph Kenworthy, and Maurice Messer are making millions selling records for the Pot and Pan Company which is owned by Beverly Crubbs Qnow Meyersj. Phil Cray is noted for his ideas in making women's hats. He's made some real clever ones too. Doyle Lamb should be given credit for the finishing touches because they are really finished whe11 he gets through with them. Page Ninety-:nur Beverly jarrett, lluth Pitts, and Shirley Nladdy pooled their knowledge to start up a love-lorn agency. Their first customers were Charles lValters and Phil Bond who have just returned from Alaska where they were tracing down leads. jackie Shock is out to swim the Channel and has engaged as her man- ager, llomer Andrew. They have heen training for ahout six months and the rumor is that neither ot them have so much as put their foot in the water in ten years. jim Ulrich has gone into hnsiness making glasses. He has all shapes. sizes, and designs. His motto is, If you cant see. at least look attractivef' Gerald Nletsker has just returned from Paris. lt seems that he is a famous dress designer and he came back home to get some ideas from his U. S. associate. Lore Konig. You should see them sometime. They would really keep you in stitches. Norma llesler has lx-come a wealthy Princes wife in lndia and lives in a big palace with Qyou guessed itj ten other Wives. Carol Mc-Connell now lives in Ohio. It seems she has hecome a professional halw sitter. liaellen House started her career in nursing and now has a chain of hospitals throughout Canada and Alaska. Carolyn Gates married a farmer and they converted their harn into a chicken house, Now she has to learn how to take care of the chickens. Xlarihelle Hayes finally hecame a private secretary to Dan NVoohuns who is making millions hv selling auto insurance. Verl Swearingen just wrote the book How to Skip School Successfullyf' XVe hear he receives lots of tan mail. Page Ninety-llvo Elbert Stockbwgci' lwcumc ll writer too. He writes at column about some of the fuuuv cliz11'act01's hc mct in high school. ill l rum-inhcr correctly tht-rv wvrc quita- ai it-w.j Don llilhc-rt is now 21 profcssor of military stratvgy at XVc'st Point. llc' hopvs to hc movcd up to thc- Pvutugou in Ll fvw yours. llvrc is some-thing intcrvstiug. Ed Lufcvcr has just iuvcutcd 11 pencil that you IICYOI' lmvc to sharpen with nu crusvl' that woult wvzu' out. Tlmt. l would like to soc. lioh llodsou PI'0lJ2llJly wcut f21l'tl'lCl' than uuyouc. llvls Prcsidcnt ol' tht- Unitcd Stutvs. His SCCl'l'ti1l'y, though, is Xlury Nlnxwcll, who, in hor sparc timc runs il NVoof-NVoof tlicutcr. And wc thought national 11l'l:21ll'S wore had buck in 52. fEditor's Notozj Anv similuritv hc-twc-eu this and actual lmppouings is purc-lv iucidvutul. Prrgv .N'i111'fy-fllrwr' We E i Autographs Autographs Autographs Potraits by OSBORNE STUDIOS Photos by DON BEESON Covers by S. K. SMITH Binding by R. R. DONNELLEY 81 SONS CO. 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