Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Y-TEEN CLUB M. liineliart, B. Uwens, Burgess, Rowe, P, Slioek, P. Lumpkin, Clark, Seffrin, M. Beeson, Peiree, P. Scott, Il. Swovelancl, P. Casacla, P. Linda- inoocl, C. Brooks, Riteliie, L. Gordon, P. Reynolds, C. Snycler, M. Wliite, ll llagler, N. Allen, P. Frame, C. Reese, D. Lamlm, B. llarter, D. Belt, Murray, D. Taylor, A. Kenxvortliy, D. Brooks, NVilliams, P. Tlialls, M. Moore, Siegrist. P. Hinker, C. ML-Corcl, D. Andrew, R. Moles, M. Messer, S. Brooks P. Fuson, liulmer, M. Hensley, li. Crull, Davis, P. NVliealy, B. Leavell ll, Vestal, Trotli, M. Mitton, M. O,Dell, I. Coy, L. Tucker, P. llall. S Atkinson, E. Favorite, NV. Brown, V. Brown, A. Stoeklmurger, B. Stoliler, MeCullougli, F. Beeson, C. W'orley, M. Burkette, E. Hays, F. Clifton, VV VVl1iteliair, VVilson, I. Sliank, LaMar, MeNellv, Tuttle, M. Nieliolson F. Garvin, S. Wliite, L. Pierce, T. Casada, P. Sinex, D. NValker, N. Watt, N Rlioacles, D. Meeks, W. Prosser, T. Sliafer, Woolarcl, P. Watt, P. Soloman Tucker, N. Conway, T. Halstead, Leeka, Bulmer, B1 Stewart, .lolnison N. Hinker, M. Neecller. B. Davis, L. Timmons, E. Upeliureli, V. Crulmlms, W IIettsinanlnuger, L. Davis, S. Dale, C. Smitli, P. Cararcl, K. Bowman, M Rogers, N. Cliamness, L. Meyer, L. Pierce, S. lleeter, Stout, LaMar, M Lester, D. Miteliell, Freeman, C. VVogaman, A. Miller, N. Asclie. Y-Teen Members Page Twmlty-scum:

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Y-TEEN CABINET How One-Miss VVagncr. Row Two-D. Belt, B. Owens, Setfrin. Row Three-M. O,Dell, D. Brooks, Ritchie, N. Asche. Fourth Row-S. Taylor, L. Cordon, P. Scott, D. Taylor, B. Crull, M. Beeson. Y-Teens This large group of girls under the leadership of Miss Wagner, has proved quite capable of being able to carry forth the things they planned for the year. The total enrollment of the Y-Teens was 125. These girls joined in many, many different activities. The girls also had service projects. At Christmas gifts were sent to the young children at the Morton Memorial Home at Knightstown. This year the Y-Teens sponsored a new activity around this school. In January they gave their first Sport Nightv, the second of which came in March. These proved to be great fun for all who attended, and especially profitable to the Y-Teens. The special programs, social activitiesg service projects, parties and many other things show that this group ot girls is a very profitable one for Hagerstown High School. Page Twenty-.six

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'Pomm0r0w's Rural Leaders Deinocrucv in action ccrtainlv exemplifies thc Hagerstown 4-H clubs. Making uso of opportunitivs, utilizing leadership abilities. fol- lowing instructions, :incl pursuing fellowship can onlv ultimatelv lcacl to u greatcr Amt-rica. Plcclging their Hcuds to cle-z11'c'1' thinking, their Hands to lurgcr service and thciir Health, to better living, 4-Hicrs move forwurtl to 21 world of Jrovress and 0 J Jortunitv. l n ll . 4-H CLUBS li. Lilly, D. F11-L-lt-, S. NVhitm-, Lot-ku, M. Such, AI. Korn, S. Rliundes, S. Truth, ll. Le-sta-1', P. Lumpkin, R. Craig, M. Sugvr, B. Rot-cl, M. Cruin, E johnson, rl. Davis, ul. Cunipln-ll, ll. Shirkcy, Atkinson, NVl'ilYK'I', M. Lt-stvr, P. Clururcl, M. NVliitv, Al. Clark, F. Bc-vsmn, P. Fuson, WI. Mt-Culluugh, Mrs. llurty. M. livvsuii, Brooks, Pi. ll1lI'tl'l', Mr. Sinilh, D. lfim-za-, S. McCullough, C. Alxlmntt, D. Burnlmrt, M. Murray, Al. lluriy, VI. Cook, nl. Stunlny, M. Culy, B. Frow. Snyclc-r, F. xvllltl, C. Gruhhs, llulincs, M. NVulkcr, C. Lincllvy, ll. liiitlslcy, C. Rt-tlierfurcl, Pi. Davis, Wt-ilur. Page 'l'u:enty-eight