Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

L F fr 1 -f,Anf 1 ,.!L:,,' 1... . , -J' V ' ' 4 1 H gk f-A w ,I ,, . ,L my - .., , fefsqgj A V 1 . V, 5. 1' 'ff'ffw,.5. V- -.X-.. - L 2' C 'wif f.-gg? ffl- . ' ff, 1954 IIAIiEIlSTOWN IIIGII SCll00L IIAGEBSTUWN, INDIANA Q 4, , Zi , X X N, K Km. MW X I 3 1 -A K g VY., ? ,F xl ii L 1 Q . 5ii 5? 6 I-fi g tflfl A 3l.Q i FEE inffq 31 1? S' f- ,ta g a 1 f asia ' - , M '.,Pi,f:'- ' :fm uf :H-5 orga sm 'Giza -hifi 5 5' ?-Qi' - A- IFA U?llll1UIba ' 0'LiJQ ' we Above the doorway to Hagerstown High School sit two wise owls who have watched the coming and going of eager youth at our school for 32 years. These owls now stand silent witnesses to the writing of this 1954 Epitome, the thirty-second chapter in the life of youth at H. H. S. 77113 IIS' Me way Me owls see as IN 1 I KSSES Page Four IN ACTIVITIES IN SPOB'I'S WITII 0UB FRIENDS 1 pw, I 'M V J P F ' All hail to the purple All hail to the gold, Hail Alma Mater, Ever be bold. Your loyal sons and daughters Stand ever so true, Hail Alma Mater, We sing to you. Pugzf Semin C1 M ' L N Q Q M Z ' L 4. q , ,N, fha' Epitmnc' Stuff alt work. Should wc blccd or crop it? Oh wcll!! L. Epkome Staff Eclitor in Cliicf, ,-Xssistauit Editor- - - - - -Bob Frou ,W,-----,,---Nlau'ilvii Uclvll llivmc' luclitors -... -,-lox'cc- Sicgrist, lorcttu Xliirraw .Xclix ilics Section ..... Xlurlcm- Nlcsscr, Donna 'l'aix'lor Sports Scctioiiv- Fi'in-mls Sam-tion, , , Closing Scction g,,.. .Kit Editors, , - ,,---g,,,,------J0l1ll VVvilm'1 ,,,,,NklllCX' Asclie, Pcgqv Filson , i R . Arclettc Kenwortliy, luclv Davis -,,Xlzu'ilyn Hmislcy, lim Bmmiclvi' 0 lwgiiniing of ll typical sc-liool clay. as the stuclonts lwgiii to ic tlic hull. l'u,gr' Nim' I 'C QW, 9 . X Q' an '? ,7 fr Q9 6 U .S X Q I' of 4 1- W Q Fl' x xx -,lf . annum, Q nspsxxx v. CLASSES g-. -Tl.-. The owls have watched us struggle through six years of English, history, math, science, and the many other courses that made up our curriculum. Chemistry Q3 X Scaled, lufl In rigid: C. XVorlcy, D. Lamb, Lcstcr, F. Vlfalltl, D. Blzmcl, S. Brooks, Murray, B. Lcuvcll, Scigrist. Standing: ll. Suynlcr, ll. c:l't'y', P. NVilson, Mr. Bilfll- Inu-t. D. NVillau'cl, BilYR'llCl1'l', B. Amick, P. VVl1czlly, Pi. O'Nccl NV. lice-sc,-C. Hmncy, ll. Fr - 1 . OXV. XR' J- A1V..4 ' E ADD 4 ML. H,SO. Tlwre might lmc il peculiar odor or il small cx- plosion but if you watch closely and record your obscrvutious thcrc is 11 lot that cam be lcurucd from thc malzc of glass amd chcmiculs. Page Twvllrc' w ! CORRECT TO STANDARD TEMPERATURE V11llI'6'ilLliIlg our way through u maze of laws, lovers and mechanics we have gained il basic knowledge of physics. Physics lfirxf rmu: llulnlcs, D. Cwin. My-Nully, H. Mita-Iwll, Ii Alulnxsun. Svmrzrl row: Mr, Bil1'lllIil1't, B. x7illlOStl'2llllI, A. Bmvnmn. AI. Slum li. Craig, 131 Engle: 'l'f1i1'fl ruu': N. NVl1itv, L. Miller, C. Ulrich, D. xVl'lJK'l', B. l,I'USSl'l l uurll1 row: XV. KL-rncy, H. NVism-ner, -I, Swovelund, ll. Lnfcwl NI. VVz1lkc1'. Page Tllil'lL'L'1l lfirsl row: D, Bm-Il, Nlurruy, P. Ifusun, D. XVuIIic1', B. L1-uwll, C. XVurlcy. NVUUIANI, A I 7 Business Majors 1ckImv1'1'cx'. I. lIz1II, IC. CIW, L. 'I'l1ckc'r, C. Pu-csc, D. IAIIIIID, Il. Xvsta . I Szwunfi l'UlL'! li. Amiuk, IDI II'1'uuks. P. YVI11-ally, A. Ki'llXVUl'fIIy, 'I'1'utIn, C. MQ-Cord. N. An-In I lluvk. . Sc-iQ1'isI, D. AmI1'cws, I'. 'l'ImIIs, I. Slmnk, II. Mull-s, II. I:l'1llllC. I I I 'l'l1irrl rmr: D. 'I':1yIur, NI. Nlvssvr. QI. 'I'uttIc, C. xvklgillllllll, II. SIHIIII-r, XV. SIUL'IiI7l'I'Ql'I'. 'I ZIII-i'l', I . lim-mn, NY. XvIIIIl'IlLlII', If. Curxin, NI. Nia-lmlssm. D. I'1'v4-xc. lu, Iluys. l l uurIl: rmr: I,h'lIIIlll'l', Ii. C11-ull. IJmmgInIy, IJ. Ifmllkm-, B. lIzu'II-r, li. XII-AIIislv1'. II. Alarm' J NI, Craig. I. NYQIII, N. IIIIUIII-s. XI, Oda-ll, HU' ,.,-v' TODAYS WORLD IS A BUSINESS WORLD Thc Comincrcial DL?1Jill'tl1lCl1t consists of the follow- ing courscs: shorthand I 51 II, trzinscription, oHicc prac- ticc, gcncrul business, typing I 61 Il, and bookkecping. These courses give you a good basis for your future connncrcial field. Business Minors l il'.s'l row: H. Cray, NVYSIJCII Muddy, BLIVCIKICII 811111111 row: T. Cnsnclu, M. Mitlon, fX1cNcllv, P. Grccr, S. lox Tay '. Tllirfl row: LLlBI1ll', P. Sincx, NV. Brown, V. Brown, P. Rinkcr. LABOR OMNIA VlNCIT LABOR CONQUERS ALL Storic-s of 1101111111 family lifv, myths and wars form ill! iIltCl'L'Stillg' l7klL'kgl'Olllld for thc studv of the Latin lilllgll1lgl'. Latin , , ., . . . . f' l'H'.wI rmr: Dzlvls, D. lin-1't1'11111, L. xVt'l'kllIg, L. NVQ-rk111g, AI. ', 1 llul1111-s. B. S1vwa11't, D. l3111'11l1a11't, Miss Frum. QITUIIII rr1r1': R. Udun, li. Smith, Stu11vcipl1c1', D, Nic- ish-r, l'1v1-51111, I.. 1311114-11d1-13 P. C:ill'1ll'd, llurty. fm l'l1irrl rout P. c:l'l'l'l', S. lIl'i'lL'l', C. Abbot, M. llalislvy, VI. fl C 111111114-ll, I l't'l'lll1lIl, I,a1111a11', 'I'. IIUllYl'l'. 'fx 1' l U1Il'flI rmr: Nl. S1-4-lm, I.. I'i1-11-1-, M. llnislvy. l iffl1 rmr: vv1'1lNi'l', 'l'. llallslmcl, B, x7illl f,Stl'illlll. ,fy Sixlfl l'u11'.' PZIIIL IA-alkal. Slum: -FJV1-' Sl'I'l'lllll l'Ull'! IC. LTl7L'llllI'1'Il, C, l,i11cllcy, A. Cla1111l1ill. 3. , A 4 lfigfllll mtv: U. Hull. A. XV11clc, lf. Sl'H.K'l'ill, B. 0'NcL'L Pugr' SiX1t'l'll ,ll.i..l- Spanish I Left to-right: B. Suzh- ler, C. Goar, B. McMil- llen, M. Rogers, S. Fox, P. Couch, W. Burgess. R. Johnson, A. Bowman. M. Wilson, R. McFar- land. J. Stout, Mr. Bena- vides. Spanish ll Left to right: J i.cslvl', S. MCCUI lougzh, J. Miller, B Ashimzer, T. Blev ins, A. Stockberger L, Pierce, N. Rink er, Mr. Benavides 1 W, HV55: I iw E 54 if Hx , I y N, ,WJ w K' xji, . 751 v xy SA LVDES AMlGOS A usual greeting heard in Mr. Benuvides Spanish classes. To the visitor one would think it was a class of studc-nts from some Latin American country. They study the gcogiupliy, customs and manners of their South Alncricun neighbors. Page Setvenfcwi Bottom row. left to right: J. Shaw, li. Ochs, D. lllaml, L. Ulrich. M. Ni:-holson, D. Gordon, F. Garvin. IJ, l ollIk1-. .l, llulmer. D. Willard, G. Wesloy, R. Rhoailvs, I.. Mills-r, C. Ramsey, ll. Frow. left. to right: M. Woods, P. Row:-, C. Wisonvr, H. Lafevfr, .l. Moyer, M. Walker, R. Emlsley. Second row, . Anrlrew, H. St-hull. lf, Swovt-land, J. P. Campbell Mr. Sedgwick. 'l'. lloovvr, t' 'l'hird row. left to riuht: 'I'. Wright, l'. Fox, R. Davis, J, Maclrly, C. Ulrich, .l. Swovvlanrl, D, Gwin. lt. Vllise-ncr, I . Horak, H. Hart, R. Johnson. Fourth row, left to right: I.. Morrison. M. McCoy, G. Houva-r, R. Sharp, V. Dale. J. Watlman. D. KL-ist-r, ll. Hilhert, M. Hilhert. G. Rethvrforsl, .I, Camphull. tl. Gruhhs. R. Dale, G. 'l'risler. Fifth row, left to right: C. Reese, R. MeMillen. tl. May, A. Wade, D. Mclntyre, D. Bowman, M. Timmons, l-I, Johnson. li. Peirce, li. Wm-slvy, P. Wilson, J. Sauer, ll. Harrlwiek. Sixth row, D. W4-slr-y, S. Bemcnclerfvr. lf. Smith, l.. Ram-oy 'l'. Duvall. Seventh row, left tu right: l.. Morrison, J. Thomas, J. Moles, ll. Taylor, l . Hayes, 'l', Anderson. DRILL 81 REAM 78-HARDEN 84 GRIND The shop has all the clnauaf.-tc1'istics of a muchim- shop. garage. blacksmith shop l'lll'lllllIl't' factory, and an electric repair shop. Nlanv fine tools, machines and pieces of furniturt- liavt- hc-cn made this your with work from vzwious local in- dustries supplaunting the projects of thc students. Page l'figlrlr'1'n left to right: ll. lfoust. ll. Ashinuer, J. Pierce, J. l'a'1l. 0. Shultz, M. Mamltly. J. Coy. J. Bell, , -A 13. n , , -hr' lg 0 rio +0 , 0 D V ,wwlih . J 2 .MuQ...,W . ,fa ,+- .. Q.. ,Q Bottom row. left tu right: R, Craig, B. Prosser, B. Van0strand, P. Greer, P. Whealy, J. McNally, J. l,1'st.l'l'. Second row, left to right: W. Kernvy, N. White, J. Holmes, C. Ulrich, C. Wisener, H. Lafcver, M. Walker. Third row. left to right: J. Swoveland, R. Davis, B. Hilbert, Mr, Nichols, D, Gwin, B. Timmons. Standing, loft to right: B. Frow, B. Engle, J. Weber, D. Weber. B. O'Neel, D. Willard, B. Hardwick, R. Gray, D. Bland, J. Bavender. THE SQUARE of THE HYPOTENUSE EQUALS the L,-.gg lb 1 , . rj -:.,. i.,4t Ji. if use.. ,'6g'V7Qf,,1nKlrs , -' 1-ggi .alma ' 4. f 'f Geometry, allgelam, and trigonolnetry, are in- cluded in the study of math at H.H.S. Since math is used in almost every field, the working knowledge gained here will help in our future en- dcavors. Page Twenty A A 4. - .1 A First row: J. Sim-urist, J. Davis, N. Asclle, M. Hensley, S. B1'oulLs, G. Vllurley, Second ruw: J, Miller, G. Hoover, M. Wumls, li. Aslminxrur, P. Rowe, B. Faust, I.. Wnrliimr, B. Wesley Third row: Mr. Nichols, S. Fox, .l, Shaw, B. O'Ne-cl, J, Beeson, W. liuruuss, 'l', Hoover, D. McAIlish-1' A. Clampitt. Fourth row: R. Rhodes, I.. Miller, J, Doughty, J. Weilvr, S, Hen-lor, J. Stout, J. LzlMar, C. Smith, 'l le B bum Hulstczul. J. .21-ku, , ' 1 1111, P, Guru:-ml, L. Pierce J. Frm-lmxn. SUM of the SQUARES OF THE OTHER TWO SIDES Left to right: R. Gray, B. O'Nfel, D. Vlfvlmer, li. Englu, J. 1.1.-sta-x', Mr. Nichuls, D. Willard, J. Bzlvendvr ll. l rnw, IJ. lilzmd. Pugc' 'l'1ucnIy-one C. Iloovcr, Milk-r, Bzlssfmd, D. Burnllalrt, D. Chlmpitt, M. NV00ds, B. Faust, Cray L. VVn-king, M.. Sugcr, lj. Bland, Dim-s, T. Ilouvn-1', VV Burgcss, Ilarty, N. Cluunncss, F0llSt, R. Mitvlu-ll, A. Clillllpift, A. Buwuum, H. Seffrin, S. McCormick, E. Dzllc. B. Crull, 1 Sedgwick. LEFT-RIGHT-CENTER-UP-SET!! The band has bccomc an show pin-cc of Hagerstown lligh. UllKli'l' the dilvction of Mr. Humphrey, thc' buml has plzlycd many new numbers and z11'ru11gc- mc-nts. It also has zulclcd grcutly to the sports cvcuts and chapcl progrzuns this ycur. Page Twcnly-lwu K. Rc-vnolcls, T. Hoovcr, C. Murraiy, L. Snow, S. Fox, Frccnuui, D. Mitcllcll, M. Monuglum L. Ruincv, B. Endslcy, Malrlatt, C. Abbot, L. May, T. Blcvins, I. Mctskcr, B. Asliiugcr, D Cain, P. Rowc, Lz1Mz1r, BI, Murray, -Iolmson, D Pass, D. Condor, R. Recd, C. Rcccl. .3 A mv' r ,441 .K K QS 6 , Togcthcr with the varsity baml, the jug band, il wierd collection of bottles. jugs. and fifcs, was formed this ycur. Their comic routine has shown the studcnts and town people 21 novel form of music-amd it oven souudccl good. Page Twenty-tlircc DAlil.lQN 11: M ITCH1-31.1. Another Ure-at asset to a C7 fooc ll1lll'C1illf mam is a 3, I 1 g I l good majorvttc. Darlene ms Jrovc-n o mc vc-rv cc I 1 t I I lft with ll haton. nga' Twcnly-four ARDEN BOVVLIAN This high stepping spir- ited drum major has added greatly to an already good Band. l CHORUS First row, left to right: E. Hays, N. Chaunness, johnson, Tucker. Second row, left to right: Buhner, N. Conway, N. Rhoades, M. Mitton, D Mitchell B Crull, K. B'OW1llLl.ll, M. Burkett. '1'lzircI row, left to right: M. Hilbert, C. Andrew, V. Brown, P. Wutt, M. Crugb Shultz 0. Shultz. Fourth row, left to right: N. White, H. Scholl, G. Wesley, T. Blevins, M. Mun ly CJ liislu ALWAYS SINGING Our llklllil director, Mr. Humphrey, has a promising fu- af' ture. Although young and hav- ing been out of college only u few years, he has the ambition and ability for 21 bright musical future. Page Twcnly-five A X ' SO THAT S A GERM? ' Putlmogc-nic 0l'g2llliSIllS. cchinodvrlns, gc-nc-s. plmtosvntlu-sis, pumsitcs. and sz1pmpl1ytm-s arc- just il snmll part of bi- oloffv. N. Slllllllillgf. lrffl In right: Nl. SL-vb, P. Niclmlsuu, C. Nlillvr. ll Nlcnm-, Nl. XVilscm, B. NlcMill:m, B, B1'L'NVStL'l'. L. x1Ul'l'iSUlI P. Hum 1-l', Nlnlc-s, N. RllU1ldlIS, 'l'lm11ms, P. l1l1im'lm1't, R Och-ll. Svrlfcfl, Ivfl In rigllf: P Couch, M. Muuck, lloox'v1', M liruuks, xVt'ilYl'l', C. Gmlr, B. Tuttcruw. Pugv Twenty-,s'i.x' Slumling, I4-ff In riglll: Mr. lilliiilllklll, N. XVliih-, S. Taylor. Filtsl rout, lvff tu riglzt: C. Xviiglllllll, L. Pic-wc, F. Clifton, A. StUL'klJC1'gL'li. T. XVriglit. Swmlfl mir. Ivft In right: H. NVisvm-r, -I. llolmm, P. Crm-r, D. Gwinn, NV. Wvhitl'iHlil'. 'l'l1i1'fl row, lvft tn right: -I, XVQ-hor, P. Fox, MQ-Ni-ily, N. Hlimulcs. lfnurllz mir, lzfft tn riglzl: ,I. L:iNIur, xl. Tuttlv, P. Sim-A, Bl. Slmrv, Cl. Trislvr. U. S. HISTORY ln U. S. History tlim- jimiors fight thc' YVA1' of 1812. tha- HCYUlllti0llill'y xvilll and thc- Civil Wfurg they go to thc Albany Congra-ss, the Coiitinvutul Congresses. and thc ci0llStitlltiOIlili Coilvciitioiig tlicy write the lleclzlmtioii of liidcpellclciicc and thv Constitution of tlu- Unite-cl Stutcs. Sounds Iikc am iiltcwstiiig class. Pngf' Ylvll'4'lIf!f-,S'Clfl'll ,Q 'MQ F L 4 - T L-.mfunum - f ' f , X Fl'lHlf row, left In right: P. Sim-x, N. NVhitc, C. NVogo1iiun, Muddy. Sccvmrl row, left In right: ll. LllfL'YCl', P. Greer, Mc-Nelly, R. Craig, H. NViscncr, B. Smith. Tlzirrl row, left to right: -I, P. Cuiiiplx-il, P. NVutt, QI. Caunpboll, -I. Ilolmcs, Weber, Tuttlc, M, Nicholson, B. Englc. Standing: F. Swmm-lurid, Mrs. WVrighi. JUNIOR ENGLISH Dangling participles, split iniinitives, trzuusitiw und illtmlisitivc- verbs, short stories and themes ure- stlldiccl in Junior English classcs. Page Twenty-ciglzt UNA flfili' IOGAIYYAYT Xri , REE ,. -if lx - i if I 'WE ALL NATURE IS BUT ART ln an effort to interpret that which they see, and to express what they feel, the artists have turned out 21 promising urruy of oils, pastels, and water colors. In addition many fine craftsmen are budding. They have produced a professional type of leather goods and etched Wares of vari- ons kinds. Left to right: T. Cusudu, P. Greer, M. Mitton, Bulnler, M. Tinnnons, Troth, H. Mitchell, M. NVilson, P. Rinehart, WV. Brown, M. Garvin, B. Scott, P. Sinex, Rinehart, bl. lloover, Taylor, R. Miller, Bnlrncr, ll. Moore, XV. Brown, ll RCIICQIH, R. Stonnn, B. Tutterow, P. Nicholson, M. Brooks, Buvender, XV. Kerney. '29 Page Twenty-nina' Standing, left tu right: C. House, M. Burkett, NV. Brown, N. Watt, M. Craig, McCullough F. Clifton, C. White, P. Watt, F. Besson, D. Belt, M. Messer, I. Shank, C. Smith, P. Thalls: P. Frame, R. Mules, C. Reese, V. Brown Seated, left to right: Murruy, B. Leuvell, Ltllwllf, M. Niehulsun, D. Freese, Bulnler Mrs. llurcly. ADD TWO CUPS OF FLOUR The new Home Economies Department has been un inspiration to the girls and they have learned many essentials for their future as lm1ne1nuke1's. The unit kitchens have given the girls an idea of the responsibilities they must face in the future. Page Tlzirly THREE OF THE PHASES OF HOMEMAKING Child Care Left to right: C. Wllglllllllll, Mrs. Cain, N. Chamncss, E. Up- church, N. Conway. Sewing Lvfi tu right: H. Mules, B1 Ilurtvr, P. Rinker, B. Brewster, Mrs. Ilalrdy, P. Greer, Hoover. Food Preparation Left to right: P. Greer, C Cuur, P. Frow, P. Hoover, P Nicholson, R. Odell. Page Thirty-ww im. Ks? S' K 'Q X :m Q l l X Q ff' Qv N My 4 i ks? KN x K Q QQ 54' fl, ACTIVITIES . . . . Ag-.Aff I ffji' Mf ' if f x J . f ' gn X ' ' ':' 0 r f ,H X. 1 ff?-I MQ .., fl. i , fig' I .' fail, ' ' ,if f , .flff K X -523, 'Pm ff X 1' 7' 4 if , This is the way the owls saw us in our clubs, in our plays, and at our dances. Hi-Y First ruur, left lu rivglzl: B. Amin-k. L1-stvr, li. Cray, M. Tiiiinious, C. Sliortridgv, P. XVilsmi IF. Frow, l'::1w-inch-i', D. Biunci, I.. Ulrich. H. Frmiku, Doughty. D. Cordmi, B. c,,Nl'l'l, xV1'ilUl'. Smfnml row, left to right: ll. lluri, R. Alolmsun. B. Mr,-Millaun, D. Burulmrt, Miller, D. Mc Ailislvr, P. lhnwc, 'l', Ilmwc-1', 'l'. Bin-Vins. D. B's-rtruxn, S. McCuilougii, A. NVaidc, R. Craig, A Bownizui, C. Alicirm-W. 'l'lzirrl row, left lu right: R. Dalxis, C. Stvvclis, lloiilivs, M. Me-Coy, ll. Schull, M. Muddv D. Bmvimni, Ilurty, A. Ciumpitt, C. lluovc-r, S. Fox. NV. Burgc-ss, G. Lindley. D. Mclntyrc B. N'Ncc-l, BL-L-sun, Shaw. Fmzrtlz row, lvfl lu riglil: Moya-r, Muddy. C. XVisL-mr. SVVUYCIRIIICI, D. Kciscr, R Min-In-ll, BI llalrdwick, B. Eliclslcy, M. xVilikl'l', ll. Laifcvur, D. Cwin, XVvix-r, D. VVL-her, C Ulrich, ul. Shultz, L. Ochs, Mr. Nicliols. Page' Tlrirfy-fuur HI-Y CABINET Left to right: Doughty, B. Ends fever, D. Cwin, R. Gray. Center: Mr Nichols. CLEAN SPEECHQ CLEAN SPORTSQ CLEAN SCHOLARSHIPg CLEAN LIVING The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout their homes, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y has done many useful things for our school and campus this year, under the leadership of Roy Johnson and the sponsorship of Mr. Nichols. Thev have painted and placed trash barrels around the school grounds. A new sign hoard was made for the basketball schedule in front of the Gym, and one for the inside giving the names and numbers of the players. During the basketball games this season they sponsored a coat and hat check to raise money for World Service, and to bring in the New Year of 1954 they held a big New Yearis dance in the Gym. The yearly activities of the Hi-Y club ended with the Father and Son Banquet in March. Page Thirty-fine ley, M. Timmons, R. johnson, H. La- Y-TEENS We the younger generation are striving to build a better world-peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood, these We have set to be our goals. The purpose of this Christian organization is to give each girl an opportunity to develop spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially, and to boost all worth- while school and community activities. One of this year's service projects was a Christmas program given at the County lnfirmary. A large basket of fruit, donated by all the club members, was taken along to put under their Christmas tree. Y-TEEN CABINET Front row, left to right: N. Aselie, P. Whealy, P. Fuson, D. Taylor, D. Belt, S. Brooks. Second row, left to right: C. Smith, T. Halstead, D. Brooks, ul. McNelly, M. Mitton. Third row, left to right: B. Stobler, Mrs. Bossert, C. NVog,omun. lx? i' 5 6 First row, left to right: R. Moles, I. Coy, L. Tucker, S. Brooks, C. McCord, D. Belt, Murrav P. Fuson, B. Vesta, C. Reese, P. Frame, P. Thalls, D. Lamb, D. Walker, M. Messer,. Davis, N. Aschc, P. VVhea1y, P. Rinker, Troth, A Kenworthy, M. Odell, D. Andrew, Siegrist. Seconcl row, left to riglzi: I. Shank, B. Crull, B. Leavell, D. Taylor, P. Nicholson. P. Hoover B. Tntterow, P. Couch, C. Goar, M. WVilson, Weaver, P. Greer, P. Frow, M. Seeb, Wool- urd, C. VVorley, VV. Hettmansperger, Heacox, D. Meeks, V. Grubbs, B. Miller, P. Rhinehart M. Garvin, B'. Scott, M. Brooks. Tllirrl row, left to riglzl: F. Clifton, WV. WVhitehair, LaMar, Freeman, N. Chamness, E Favorite. M. Munck, L. Timmons, M. Ncedler, Bhinehart, S. Atkinson, F. Beeson, P. Watt I, Bnlnicr, T. Halstead, B. Stewart, E. Upchurch, P. Garard, johnson, M. Lester, C. Smith Conway, N. Binker. Fourth IYIID, left to right: McCullough NV. Brown, N. Craig, N. Watt, M. Burkett L. Pierce, A. Stockhcrgcr, W. Stockhcrgcr C. llouse, V. Brown, R. Odell, lloovcr church, M. Rogers. Buck row, left to right: Mrs. Bossert, C ton, S. VVhite, D. Freese, F. Garvin, M Nicholson, D. Brooks, E. Hays, B. Stohler Tuttle, LaMar, B. Harter, P. Sincx, P Creer, Stout, A. Heaston. I. Paul, B'. Brewster, E. Upchurch, K. Bow- man, L. Davis, Tucker, L. Pierce, E. Up- xvflglllllllll, McNelly, T. Casada, M. Mit- Coy, li. Dalit, G. Lindlcy, ll. QI. XV1-ilcr, Mr. Smith, C. ll2lllYll'y, F. F. A. Frou! row, lvfl lo right: - , . , . . l,nh-vvi', lt. Lilly, H. Lrzng, C.. Shortridgv, D. Kcise-r, Movvr, D. Bowniun, HI Picrcc. II. Ilairt. l . xvilitl, C. Retherford, Cmnphvll. F. F. A. OFFICERS Imfl fo riglil: Moyer, C, Rethurford, R. Craig, F. XV:iltz, II. Snych-r, M. NIL-Coy, Mr. Smith. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Thu F. F. A., il national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture, cn'ovc-d another lmnner vcur. For the second strai 'lit veur thev were national l . . . . winners of tho Rat and Nlonse Control Cum mirfn. ohn Weiler Won the district C3 auhlic s walkin I contcst and thc m1'liznneiitz11'v irocedurc team carried off tom 1 I . . 1 honors. Tha- crops judging tcuin won first in thc county. Once' ll fain the F. F. A. co-s monsorcd tho Sliznnrock Dance.: The annual F. F. A. A chili snppvr cliinuxvcl the your of uctivitivs. Pa,f,1c' Thirty-vigil! 1 ,,,, - ..,. . First, row, left to right: C. Wogaman, J. Tuttle, B. Stohler, D. Freese, M. Mittun. T. Casatla, I , Iieesnn, W. Whitehair, S, Atkinson, K. Bowman, Mrs. Hard Second row, left to right: W. Brown, J. McCuIlougi'h, J Hoover P Greer I We-ivlr M Seeh C Cfar . . . , . . 1 L , . , . m , P. Couch, V. Gruhbs, W. Hettmansperger. M. Craig, N. Watt. I Third row, left to right: S. Anderson, B. Reneau, J. Balmer, M. Neecller, I.. Davis, N. Conway, C. Smith. M. Lester, N. Rhndus, E. Favorite, J. Hfaeox Fourth row, left to right: D. Lamb, B. Vrstal, B. Leave-ll. S. Brooks, G. Worley, S, White, P. Rinker. M. Messer, G. Reese, J. Rhinehart. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lhe tt ll. A. has participated in many activities throughout the year, lecl hy Peggy Iiinlu r and sponsored by Mrs. llarfly. Last june they went to the state F. ll. A. meeting at Purclue University. This fall they held a eoinhined party with the F. F. A. for all the new nieinhers of the clubs. They also had a formal installation and tea for the officers of the new Eeononiy Chapter. They prepared and served food at a banquet for a group of agrieulture inen as a inoney-making project. And onee again eo-sponsored the annual Shannroek Danee. The monthly meetings were well-plannecl, interesting, and entertainingg they were opened by singing the F, H. A. song and saying the pledge. Their eolors are retl ancl yyln flower, the rose. ' 'tex their 2 we , . F. H. A. OFFICERS Front row, Left to right: J. Mc- Uullnuprh, P. Rinlier, D. Freese, J. Tuttle. Back row, left to right: V. G rublis, I., Davis, Mrs. Hardy, W. Ilrnwn, B. Leave-ll. l First row, Ivft to riglil: Mr. Scdgwick, QI. Scdgwick, P. Davis, D. Laxnlu, D. Cliunpitt. I. Nh-tskcr, ll. Scllrin, Dina-5, Cook. S. Dali-, Vvilflnlilll. Sfwlml row. left to figllfi C. NVintc-rs, Basford, -I. Vlolinson, Bccsou, D. Cain, L. VVc-rking. I. Cauiplmcll. Malrlutt, N. llinclxnuu, M. Sliirk, L. May. l 'l'l1i1:fl rougilefl to right: D. llodson, VV. Boyd, C. Bcarcl, Davis, M. Crum, Staulcy, B'. Condor, C. llorinal, S. NVilkiuson, B. Ulricli, M. Woods. Fourlll row, left to right: Slruxv. S. Fox, A. Claunpitt, P. Fox, P. Howc, B. ASllillgi'l', B. Foust. Nl. Iluislcy, M. xllII'l'2lf'. Cl, lloovcr, R. VViscncr, VV. Burgcss. lfiflli row, Ivfl lo riglzl: D. B4Lll'lll1ill't, ll. O'Ni-cl, Lcstcr, A. NVudc, B. O'Nccl, R. Davis. B. Prosscr, llilfty, T. lloovcr, NVclwr. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA During thc past vm-ar tlic Explorer Scouts liavc lwcn studying civic and coin- munity activitics and ailairsg and will takc an activc part in tlic Civil Dcfcnsc progrzun, including rcscuc, first aid and communicatious. They visited tlic Pal- ladium ltcin and participatcd in a fire inspection. Each summer the scouts takc u lakc trip and go to various czunps. Thi- Explorci Patrol won the Council First Aid Mcct this ycar. Q5 Morro: Bc Prcparcd. it V 'N tk SLOGAN: Do a Good Turn Daily. S X x Pllgl' lforly '-ELA .LEC .iff ii ' qggnlw X 1' 1 -M si ft: ui if ON MY HONOR The purpose of the Girl Scouts Organization is to help young girls become better citizens both today and tomorrow. During the year the Iunior High and Senior Scouts have engaged in many interesting activities. In addition to Work- ing toward their badge requirements, they have had a paper drive, gone swimming and skating and folk dancing. The Senior Troop has also gone camping. GIRL SCOUTS Front row, left to right: bl. Nungesser, E. Hettmansperger, R. Rogers, -I. Hagan, D. Pass, L. Baker, C. Miller, P. Brown, S. McCormick, N. Myers, S. Shelley, M. Leeka, K, MeCeorge. Second row, left to right: L. Drisehel, M. Sager, McNelly, Foust, F. Overlay. Gray, Troth, R. Shirkey, C. Tutterow, M. Hawk, P. Hatfield, Freeman. Third row, left to right: Hoover, M. Brooks, Dougherty, M. Wright, C. Freeman, S. Rhoades, L. Pierce, C. Smith, M. Lester, L. Davis, Leeka, -I. Kern. Fourtlz row, left to right: T. Casada, MeNelly, S. Taylor, -I. Tuttle, C. Wogainan, P. Greer, I. LaMar, N. Chalnness. 5. A ' 1-gf f - Page Forty-one 'R V f' K nf 0 i V Q ,,?s aw' A H is . 3 s , af. , ,M if 3 I h it ' 'X m il if x ix X JR 1 ff's BLU E-GREEN WATERS hour of vigllt on Friclny. thc' First mlm' of Nlux' in tlw vm-ul' of cNX ll1Pi2lll lhm-kollillg NiIli'tl'l'll Illlllclwcl and Fifty 'lwl11'c'm'. King Nvptuno am 110111104-cl lllUllll'lltUllS IllClTf'lllilkillg, of tlu- gods :mul il llil2ll'i0llS lmlmlmlv lulowing in tllc- nga' old lmttlc' ul thc' L-lvlncllts. Filtsl rrllr, Icfl In riglll: NIllrl'zlx', D. XVzlIIicr, BllInlvl', N. RIloalcIcs. rIqIlL'IiL'l'. 13. Stcwllri. 'li lllllsll-ull. 1. ally, l.. 'rm-kl-l-, IJ.'IIa1II, ' Sccolld milf, Ivfl ln riglllr S. IIl-ctcr, N. RIIIIQCI, Lcckll, I71'cl-lllalll. IUIIIISUII, N. cjillllll- ln-ss, I,zlINIall', I'. CIill'ill'CI, ff. IIUIISO, V. BYUXVII. I Tllircl row, Ivff Io rigllt: Miss CIlipIcy, A. StocIiI1c1'l,5cl', P. NicIloIsoll, P. Flwlw, B'. ,1wlII1C1'UXX', P. Ilollxx-l', I.. Picrcc, E. 1.IPCIIlll'CIl, H1lI1llc1', BI. Rogcrs. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'I'Ilc PIIFPOSC of thc C. A. A. is to stilnullltc pllrticiplltioli ill girls' utlllctics 111111 to promotc idczlls of llczlltll lllld SPOITSIITQIIISITIP. Thc C. A. A. llctiyitics for tIlc 1953-54 yclll' iucllldcd sponsoring 11 yoIIcyImI1 SIJOFISKIIIY with RllsIlyiIIc, Clllllliridgc, Alldcrsoll zllld EIwood, ll Cllristlllzls Pilfty. llll IIII-SCIIUOI sportslligllt. and il IDQICI-DL1llgITtt'I' C301-r11OgL'tI1l'l'. TIlc CIIIIJ 1Jill't1K.'I17ilfCCI ill thc Stzltc LL'l1LICl'SIlIP CZIIIUP, Tri-District Camp, VVllII 1111161110 A'VIllIIl'I'S PILIYLIHY. Vollcybllll SPOFISCIQIY at Crccllficid, lllld Illlskctbllll with lIllsIlx'iIIc. c.:2lIllIJl'IlIgC City lllld Elwood. I11lQl'l'St0VVIl.S OIIISIZIIILIIIIQ C. A. A. girl is CIIIIHUII cllcIl ycur by CIIIIJ IIIi'Il1I7l'I'S, oil Illc Imsis of ICQICICISIIIP, SIBOITSIITLIIISITIP, palrticipaltioll zllld alctiyc IIITCIPSI ill CIIIIJ zlctiyitics. Tllcy wcrc: 1952-53. .Ioycc I3llIlllcl' illlii 1953-54, Alllllllyll Stock- IJl'I'gl'l'. G. A. A. OFFICERS l l'UIlIl'UII', lvfl to right: B. Stcwllrt, BllIIlI1'l', I, NIlll'l'aly. I Burk FUIIT, lvff In rigllf: Illllllll-lg D. NVzlIIicl'. Xliss fiIIIl3Il'X'. PIIIQK' l orly-folll' I fi. . .A I Miro qi Q' ' ' Q 4 J ll 1, J. R. C. Council All rows, left tn. right: First: J. Handy, D. Pass, Sevondz J. Johnson, J. Kern. Third: P. Greer, K, Ml'GQtJl'1Il'. Fourth: C. McCord. M, Scob. Fifth: Miss lfrum, J. McNally, I. lVlc'tskL-r, Sixth: lVl. Wzxllicr, lf, Cliftnn, J. Hnrty, J. W4-:nu-r. l'. Wheuly, J, liZlX't'lHlt'l'. Sovcnth: D. We-ln-r, 'I'. Hmwcr. Eighth: A. CI:xn1pitt. J. Domrhty. JUNIOR RED CROSS Thr- H. C., sponsorccl by Miss Frum, Pl'OXlLlLLl numuous lC,t1X1l1LS .lt II ll S during 1953-54. Such us 6'Ilt0l'fLlllllllg at the old pc oplu home fillmg lllllt ln lslxc ts for uscful purposes, making scmplnooks for tlu XKUIJIIS .xml manv otlius vw-M E Page Forty ft - MOTHER DOES THE TALKING fSenior Class Playl Xlnthc-r clicl thc talking with nc-arhf disastrous rcsnlts when thc snhjcct of fan vacation cainv np. ln spitc of thc cvllai' stops thc- arguing grandfathvrs and inc'nihn'i's ol' tht- cast siliwtivccl tht' ciuivt vacation at homv. iih all Nh-inhui's of thv Sunioi' Class pwsoiitccl this dt-lightful COIIIULIY Dc-cc-inhci' 8 unch-1' tht- clircctioii of Xlr. Donson. Tho witty tlialogun' and vxccllvllt acting I thc- aiiclimicm' rolling in thc' aish's. Pugf' l ur'Iy-xi.x' lkli Frant row, left ta right: H. Jarrett, Lester. Second row, left fn right: Mr. Dunscm, D. Gordon, N. Asclle, M. Hensley, Murray D Belt, BI Amick, H. Snvclcr. 'I'l1irc1 rmc, left' tn riglzf: Doughty, D. VVillz1rd, B. O'Nccl, P. Fuson, P. Wfllouly, Dun Bulmer. SENIOR PLAY CAST NV11.BER BIAXVVELL -- Hl'I1iCTULES NELSCJN .... BETTY LOU MAXWELL ,-- BERNADINE SLIITH .... CONNIE MAXWELL --E MR. BIAXVVELL ...., MRS. :XIAXWELL --- MRS. BROWVN ,...... NIR. BROWN ........ CZHANDFATHER NIAXXVELL -L CRANDMOTHER KIAXXVELL -- AUNT N1ARY .......L... MR. PIINCKLEY ...... STUDENT DIRECTORS --- Page ,---H0fl Jarrett jim Lester - - - Marilyn. Hensley - L- Phyllis XVheally Ioretta Murray Bill O,Neel Nancy Asclze Delores Belt Dick XViIlarrl lay Doughty Ioyee Balmer - Iuflie Davis Bill Amick 150 ri' y-.vet Cl ir Peggy Fuson, Donna Taylor We E. ii Ml .N 1' l' 'Nl or dl wl Orchids to Loriu was a romantic comedy presented in three acts by the junior Class. In this play Lori Parker and her mother, Cora Parker, try to get her father to run for mayor of Beaverbrook. The mayor of Beaverbrook, George Stevens. was practically a dictator in the communityg and no one dared run against him. His son, Dick, was in love with Lori, but because of the differences in their families, social standings. she didnt think it would work. Finally Ben Parker is persuaded to run. Dick discovers that the ballot boxes have been stuffed to keep his father in office and Mr. Parker was elected mayor. Dick and Lori plan to be married and all ends happily. ORCHIDS TO LORI Loiu PAHKEH .... AL1-'msn ,..-... IJICK S'rnvr:Ns --- Mavis ...... josm' ......... Colm PARKER .... II1LDA ........ BEN PAIUCER --- Sissy Pmucizn .... NIADUE BROWN ..., M n. STEVENS ......., N1 ns. SLoor'15NHoF1an Mus. WHITE ....... Mus. FINCH --- SKE1-:TER ....,... FRANBY Wiuria --- BAHBAHA .....,. lJH1,lvrc1w Boi' .... lllf1NllI!'1'l l'A Bom: ,- Ni URPHY ......... -IIISI ............ Emma - - BUGSII-I - - - Nl. C. -- Page l'.4Pl'llf-K'ltQlll -- Marlene Mitten --- jim Holmes ------ Pete Fox --- Euincc Hays -- Janet McNelly ---- Barbara Harter --- Nancy Hlwades --- David W'el1er --- loellen Tuttle --- Peggy Sinex ------ Bay Craig ------- Peggy Wat! ------ jean Ann LaMar Annalyn Stockberger - - - - - - - Tom Wright - - - - Sybil Taylor -, - Barbara Stolzler -- - - C lyclc: W isener - - - Twylo Shaffer - - - Ronnie Davis - - - Burl Ulrich - - Roy johnson - - - Bill Brown - - - Bill Prosser 4-H OFFICERS Front row, left to right: B. Endslcy, S. Shcllcy, G. Lilly, Second row, left to right: C. Lindley, F. Wliltz, WVeile1', H. Craig, ll. Snyder, B. Frow. Tlzircl row, left fn right: Mr. Smith, S. XVhite, C. Smith, M. Se-eb, VV. Whitehair, F. Clifton, S. Brooks, McCullough, P. Fnson, BI Harter, P. Cararcl, Mrs. Ilarcly, Lcstcr. TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER nl pledge my head to clearer Hzinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my lzcmcls to larger service, and health to better living for my club, my com- munity, and my conntryf' One of the main objectives of 4-H club work is to provide opportunities for Hoosier boys and girls to develop into better citizens. Each 4-H activity has this objective in mind. Leadership, recreation, scliolarsliip, citizenship and cooperation are inclnclccl in the local 4-H program. Boys and girls from 10 to 20 years of age prepare and exhibit many projects during the 4-H year. The Centerville 4-H Fair climaxes a busy year for 4-H members. Page Forty-nine fig' Slumling, left to right: Mr. Smith, H. Craig, E. johnson, XV. Reese, F. NValtz, II. Lefeyer, C. lletherford, ll. Snyder. M. Nh-Coy, C. Shortridge, Moyer, VVeiler. Scaled, left Io right: C. Rainey, Frank Swoveland, H. Dale, D. Bowman, Campbell, ll. Hart, B. Wesley. ' A ef,-XX .'-lu -' , ,,- 74' -G1 ,pr 1 5 f -- , -- allfif--fi'-F J Zelda.- ... Yffifgf-di? AGRICULTURE The vocational agriculture classes found tliomselyes in an entirely new environ- ment this year. After spending many hours preparing their new room last year. the ag hoys settled down to put to use their many new facilities. A well rounded program included community activities. judging contests, parliamentary procedure, ClClll0IlStl'ilfl0IlS, adult classes and courses of study de- signed to ilnprovc agriculture were put into action during the year. Individual projects were emphasized as a main Part ol' the agricultural prograrn. Page Fifty - 691 YY2 .1 p - I I I . SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Benavides. met at the houses of the various members and some- times at school, and the atmosphere which prevailed was that of a Spanish speaking country. Sometimes the elub listened to Spanish records, played Spanish games or ehose to sing in Spanish. VVhatever the ae- tivity the iclea was to further and expand their seope of language learning. Frmzf l'OlL', left fo riglii: Mr. Benavicles, N. Rinker, N. Con- way, Stout, C. Goar, M. Lester, ll. Iohnson. Sveontl row, lcfl io right: johnson, M. WVilson, P. Couch, A, Stoekberger, Tucker, M. Rogers, L. Snow. Tlzircl row, left to riglzl: T. Blevins, R. MQ-Millen. S. Fox. AI. Miller, XV. Burgess. Page Fifirf-mu' L5 .Z gl 5 W I 1' 56 H I E EM SPIIBTS X la? I n,r : ff . 7!'5if'n J' Q q !' - s Nl i aiu b X. This is the way the owls saw us on the football field, on the basketball Hoof, on the track, and on the baseball diamond. -4-. 4 ,lmix XYl'Ill.l'1ll-ls-5 l5i1.i. O'N1':i51.-155 Dictiq XYlI.l..'Xlil7-lT3 lnlm swilrlim-cl lil'Ulll mid hi Bill will-cl signals fm' tlirw' lllll'Cl-NYl7lil'iillQ L-L-intl-r will, tau-klu und ri-lilly QJKYU am ya-airs :mil did ai splm-iidid Iuwfl lmimdy cmitau-t. Ilis in-uuliiiting ul' llllllSUll- by iulm. llillfl-Cll'lYillg lilIlll7llL'lx play ns cciitci' was slmrp :uid playing l-x'vi'y minute' pus- who gain- tlu- opposing lim- mugli. Dick is ai scnior. silwlv tu play Nlaidu limnw- niglitiium-s. llc ll ln' missi-cl ililm- invnlimn mu ilu- ull- l1y'll1'Xlf'i'1ll S scpisld. Nlilll' l4'1llIl amd wus vu- 4-aiphliii. Pllll. NVIIMJNAIT5 -IICIRIKY Xlixnm'-168 Pl11'l'l'I l oXAl65 Dm-spite' ai ya-ui' lu' lust mil A junior and pliiyvd liull- IR-tv uiiiic out lim' tlil- first liy living in Florida. Pliil lmiicli. llilfil-Kll'lVllIg :uid ii llllll' tliis lull and ll'ill'lli'il QQIYC' an good ilL'l'iJlllll of liim- cunsisiviit flirczll. llv'll lim- lust. llv slimild Hllllil' ll sm-ll' :uid nmclv swim- grvui luis ul' lu-lp tu in-xt ya-airs rczilli' guild liulfliiu-li in-xl l'illl'll1'Sllllll tncklvs. scpmd, vm-111' amd iiiailw liis mini. lillUXVll Ull lllt' lhlllitlbllll flK'lll Bon Fnow-150 Boll was one who alwavs gave his lbest whenever seiit into the game. At end he stoppecl many a potential seore, Ile is a senior. RONNIE DAVIS-155 Ronnie is another junior who should really clean up next fall. His ahility began to yield returns this fall and should make him dangerous next year. Blu. ABIICIK-145 A hard-working senior. Bill switched to guard this Year and gave a good aeeonnt of L himself. A good hloekex' ancl team man. Hola' Mm' like llox N112 fill.-XYAI65 As qnarterlmaeli Ronnie gaxe a real aeeonnt of himself llis passing and hall han- clling was awlays topnoteh A senior ancl eo-eaptain. IJAVID BLANU-155 IIAHULD SNx'1Jr31i- 180 Davicl was another of those XVherever the play was clepenclalmle guys when sent rough llarold was right in into the game. lle is a the middle of it. A real senior. team man ancl harcl worker. lns shoes will he l1.n'cl to fill. lilly., l1,Wm'N.Y-l.'3:3 -lim Sxrsrtla-'ISS Bois IIANDXVICII-l85 5 l',ill,iliIlf4-,-lg-114-1'11m1.,lm5 :X lmigg illllilll' wluw Im an ,-Xiintlu-1' lnig lmui' wlmsv pluwcl two clillurunl posi- lmriglut luturv nlwucl. lla- pass-L-ntl-Iiiiig allwility slmulal ions: guard mul fulllmok. num- nlmmg fast at ilu' svn- n-ally slum' itsi-lf ncxl f'l'ill'. lustuj11iiim'.lu ll lll'2lI'Q'1ll SUlliS viicl. llv slmlllll fill lim' was lots of In-lp tlnis lssvt to nr-xt Milk 4-lvvmi, lmig lmh-s in ncxt yn-urs lim: your. 60. 60. 60. . 'x K mx 1 R lim Siunm--ISS lloman flilijixzgiaifi, liifi . V V, J . ity,- qlilnls jml ll junior. 'l'lnisxx'11s Lilllc- was um' luis lirsl im-au' Ulll zuncl lu- SllllLlilSwx'lfg Qajguiicl gain:-r lvzlrm-cl lust. Ili' will lu- sh-spitv 'X' xigui lmiili all Qllilfll nvxl yvani A 3 ly 1 ., 'X xx X , ' 1 'X X fx I, . - v-. Y ,Nj im!! li I Firsl rout, Icff to right: H. Suvclcr, R. Crux: B. O'Nvcl, NVcilcr, B. Amick, D. Klum v ' V l, I' XV:1ltz, D. WVillurcl. Suvoncl row, left to right: -I. Sager, R. Mitchcll, Xlxldcly, R. Davis, P. Wilson. B. Frou Shorc, H. Brown. Tllirrl rmr, Iliff Io riglil: Stuch-nt Muuugors D. Howinzln, M. Mucldv, and ll. Iurrn-tl. A Claimpiit, ll. N'N4'vl, l'ivrcv, A. Wadi-. ll, llill'llXYll'li. auul Couch lloflniun. A Xin. 1'lOFF1N1AN hi his fourth year us coach hi-rv and this the third season of football, Xlr. Hoffmuu's long hours of lmrd work begun to pay off. A friendly uttitudc and lovc of football has made him successful. The svniors say. host of luck in thc flltlll'1'. Page Fifly-.seven 0 3 'uf 3' We-t. .Q 1'1 -, ,L . TL' ...,- '1 6 fi I 1-Ls: 5 if SV A , , , I ff FZ., 1 fs ' Q 1 Ji' ,, d fa ,. . ki va-j , ,rx .. - Q b ,x,, Q 1953-54 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE At Opponent T WVinchester H Greensburg T Fuirmoinit H Edinburg T Brookville H Morton Memorial H Lawrenceburg T Cambridge City FOOTBALL SEASON We 6 7 13 6 20 13 6 6 They 12 21 13 0 13 25 26 6 L L T XV W L L T Finullv after two years of drought, il victory was earned for old H. H. S. C, nn ing in 21 tilt with Fairmount the spirited Tigers then Walked down victolv lim with at win over Edinburg. Plawing thc kind of bull which evervone knew thu were enpuhle of, they made all their opponents know that they had il fight on their hands. Congratulations to the players on 11 joh well done. Page lfijty-ci,gl1t l l l Bill O'Ne-al plows through the I..i1VVl't'llCClJlll'g line for another substzultial gain. Although wc lost the galnc, the L2lVV1't'llCClJlll'g team km-W thcv had played at gunw that night. l ju 5' N f ff 2 - lf .sir ' Ll- .. if, tg 1-Q.. '51 W 5 W QQ ,Zh 4 ' 0 P0 lltlgt' lfiflrf-nina' 1 1' ,1- .1 Y H1 iw , - : :: A5 V Aw A .sw 0 1 W ws' ww nk, S11-sf X, ,- . f , kg 5 V,., if wx' M 3 sag, is Y! . A X! wg Vg . 3 K X J ! Ru ,QQ - Lniff sf ' M ' qi, 2. V' M wa. W Ms ,vw Go wild, man, go wild! WE WANT A TOUCHDOWN! VV ith Hagerstown giving thc crowd its moneyis worth at each game and the team being a winner after two years of drought, the fans backed the team re- gardless of the score. This means a lot to the success of a team. So some of the credit for the success of the teams goes to the fans. The seniors say thanks for your loyal support. Page Sixly-one Up zmcl ln' llullkirlx. SL'lll'1'S.H wlma-lu big Hub llzmlwick shut lll ll lgclstmxlux mmf ul 11 ,QSM-5 OL 1. QJOQ GG 10:35:01: Qc? O1 MQMMA ffLL'. llllgf' Sixlfy-lll'u r. CP - V O Q L7 , Q M , O50 'P 7, f .M V ,, l CDL: D iw .gipggfkxfs Tiki -452 , In' 5 5 X Q - A Coinplcting his third year livrc as head lmskvtlmll couch. Xlr. Saylor has built Hug- c'rst0wn's bvst team in tlic' lust fvw yours. Possn-ssing ll fighting spirit and trviiu-iidous flvsirc to win. Conch Suyloi' has set sonic finc c-xuinplcs for us in spo1'ts1nui1sliip and spirit to win. Best of luck for il successful 1-llflll'U. BASKETBALL TEAM Slumling, lvff lu right: C. Slun'triclgm-, B. llilbwi, Nh-rl Tilnmuns, Swarm-lzxiicl, P. NYilwn BI Ilalrmlwick, NVuilc-r, Runnig- Graug D. NIL-Iiutx'1's', Mzulclv. XIV. Salx'l1n'. Kllt't,'lfIlgJ D. Cwin, A. YVMR-, Mita-lin-il.. h r 1 Pugzf Sixly-il1l'4'1' F sr' Ay? f I W Fx 1 3 iv TIGER OPPONENTS Visitor We 47 Pendleton -- Union City .... Brookville ......... Cambridge City .... Greenfield ....... Winchester .... Farmland ..... Portland ........... Middletown ......... Invitational Tourney Union City ...... Centerville Q finals Q Knightstown ......... Dunkirk ............. Centerville - - - Burris ........... Lawrenceburg - - - Eaton ......... Batesville ..... Aurora ..... .... Mississinewa ......... Sectional Tourney Williamsburg ,... Milton ........ Page Sixty-four They 58 47 34 49 48 47 61 56 50 51 50 29 37 52 50 40 51 38 72 60 44 60 Nlvrl Tininmns gocs high to drop one in for Hagvrs- town in another action shot against Dunkirk. l'nggr' Six!! f fin' Guard Cliarivs Short- riclgc lavs unc np with thc i . grcatcst of case- against Dunkirk. lion ll,vxmm'lr:K -Cvntvr AI..-KN W',x1nQ-Cvxntm-1' Nu. 21 llIl.l. llll,lil'Ill'l'Ac:ll1ll'll Nu. 22 I . NU' lil .-Xlzuuls only Ll sulmlmlllurc, As ll lllllllll' l3'ill lvau'm'cl lust ling liwlfs luviglnl lms lm-an lilll luis lwigllt llllll clctvrmi- mtl slmulcl rf-ally lu' lllllgll 1 gn-all zlssm-l lu nur t4-mn. nutimn slwulcl llllllit' llim an lll'Xlyl'ill', s lmulx slant ln-lpvcl lllis rl-ul zlssvt to futlm- Vlwlgl'l' xa.n s tvaun il lu! zlml slmulml sqlmcls. ln il gl'l'2ll alssvt nm-xt yt'lll'. fiagersro wn Cv l7.XX'IIl llwlx-llluml Xu, -I liucslcn Nll'l'lIllEl.l.-clllllfll Nu. li X llalrcl Nxrlrlxillg. ll2ll'Cl-Cll'lXllIQ: ,llIlIlUl'. Smnlx' l'illl sifvll svl Slllll alrlisl wlm llilx ll lvriglll s um' zllrmg lusl lulm- in lllv walwn :xml In-llml lllllIl'l'. As il junior lu' l4':l1'm'cl lust allnl lull luls. wurlcml ll1ll'll. clll.XIll,l'IS Sll0ll'I'llllNJl'l-Qlll1ll'il Nu, :S llummuc ClllAYAl'llll'XX'llI'il Nu. ll llrilylyling i5 lm 5114-4-igllly, llix glg-11-llgixp As 11 svniur lu' was lligll ac'u1'c'l' lvy gixillg luis mrlx mul hllllllllllg will lu' missvcl. llv ix alll :xml slmll lx- llll5M'Ql lll'Xl Yvalr. llim 1 wniur lluis xvur. lmslwl vu' zlnnl clulm-nsivc zllmilitv mnclv lmim I an x uluulfll- plawvr. l f xx N. ff! wk SNVOVELANIJYFU1'VN'ill'Cl Pun, XViLsox-Forw:i1'cl NU- lil Nu. 14 big junior who luis in lmriglit Pliil loaxiwnccl fast and gnu- us im-. -l2lL'liS llL'ilCllf'jllIIIlJ glint ai rt-nl job in scoring xmtl ru- cl twin spirit lmw mum- lwuntling. As ax senior lic will migli imuiy limi-s in tlu- past ln' missed next vcur. llc was ml will ln- ll lrc'iiu'nnlmis law- tlic- ft'1ll1l.S svn-oncl lligll st-nrvi: in uvxl it-ur's lmuililiug. f ' flf ' 7 Nliciu. 'l1lNlNI0Nh!c:l1il1'Cl Nu. 5 Aliciim' fXl,xmn'-Fuiwvurcl Nu, 12 Ilaircl-mli'ix'ing suiiiur wlm rvullx' tlistingiiisliutl A juliim' l'l'hL'liYlSt wliu is um' wlluli- ul at liimsi-ll' tllis yt-uit Ono ut tliv tcuiifs llllliKlt'Sl at-1'zlppL'i'. ,Il'l'l'y is lust uncl pussvssos .in aiu win-ki-rs, clirzltc- sliot. lJ.u'm NlcIx'i'x'iir:-F1nrwu1'cl No. 253 -IUHN VVEILEli-FUl'Wlll'Cl NU. 24 .-X l'l'1lllY guml suplimiinwi- who luis ll lmriglit 'luliifs In-iglit auucl rc-lmmiucliiig liars lllklflt' liim llllIll'l'. llis I7l1lV in tlw lUlIl'llill1lt'lIl was lunvwn. llv is an st-uiur wlmst- lJilL'lilPUlll'Kl lil'llllY In-illiimt. play will llllllit' liim ln' iilissvtl lui' iwx xi .ir s srlmicl. lmfl I0 liiglll: lglllllllllf lhmllgllty, B. Stolllvl' CHEER LEADERS my l5gu'lmra1 zmcl -ILIY, ol1l'l1zu'Ll wr , ,, ,.., ,X . , . IIIH ull lmlllm 5lIUXXlCl lots ul pep .xml lu lcl up tlu- luus 1-ml ol tllv llilfglllll in tlu Llwvrllng svn-lima. 'loyal' lms In-cn 1llllll1'ilCl1'l' lllrm' x'c'a11's zulcl B1ll'lT2lI'll 11ml XII In um- 1-alvln, lu ilu- tllwv, wc- wx' sl , ss CIlll'l.lCY 11' lllllgllf fill llny lcnrm' . . . rllmul lla ml s lol' an sm-ll julm. !1f'lflf'f'fliHQ. Ilflfll' NA! If-l'l ,lf ' , , I.. Ar, ga, . i u . I f H I l 9 I 5 ' iii 14- fb ! 4 7 ., .' i . i f 'V 1 . ' ' g' if IW f x YY f i xx .. L ' 5 Y Y - -,ef M2 y I JM.. 3, 2. . , in ,Lg , . 4 , jg ai' - , y,.?f 1 S we f ,wf,,i fm' fy f 'tv .5 2 Ml 2 ' fi v 'u - S Q 3 l I D W , 3' vi 1 ix, . 'fi 5 PZ W f l'? S-F , Q df, ,gif if 1 gdilgg p , is 5 XIVL 5 Q . 4 M If ,K g gk 4 ,, A 'L . W 'iw Q for ' sw ' 'W is w F Q -' if 3 . L3 WVH A M . I 1 Mg 5 :K Q yn 4 4 ., I all Qi Phil WVilson hoops two for Hugi-rstown in ll wvll fought ginnc against Milton. Snylofs Tigurs wc-rc among thi- tavoi'ccl this your. Anal thc hoys started Wvll, chopping thc tall lfVllllL1lIlSlJlll'g outfit in tht- opener. But tht-y lost the good fight to an inspirccl Nlilton crow. which hit almost vvvrytliing they shot. Even though it was not likv wc would liuw plunnccl, thc '54 sectional cupped 11 fine- season for tht- lizmlwoocl squad. Page' S1'1'1'nIy STUDENT MANAGERS Our lively managers, Rod Jarrett, Xlike Maddy, and Danny Bowman were the best We have had in a long tiine. They did a grand job and were not afraid to Work. The graduating seniors suv thanks for a job well done. M. Maddy, D. Bowman, R. Jarrett Page Scueniy-one lmfl lo ligfzl: Coueb Illlflllllilll, Sager, Pierce, Nl. Mllrrzly, C. Abbott, B. N'Neel, V. Du li. Selfrin, Nl. llnisley, H. Sburp, B. XVebb, Moles. The future success of Ilagerstowns Tigers depends upon these fellows. Dt spite their youth, tbey buve shown ability and the will to leurn. Tliev hut worked lmrcl and deserve ll put on tbe buck. Visitor Pendleton --- Union City ,-- Brookville ....... Cambridge City -- Greenfield .... Winchester -- Farmland -- Portland ..... Middletown -- Kniglitstown -- Dunkirk --- Centerville M- Burris ,....... Luwreneeburg -1 Eaton ........ Batesville .... Aurora ......... Mississinewu ...., B-Tezun Tourney Cambridge City Brookville .... KITTEN FOES Page Suuenty-two 8 93 28 22 39 39 17 42 48 32 43 15 .35 50 25 18 41 27 28 30 30 The 28 42 34 34 30 42 24 31 37 33 4 I 36 48 30 49 33 61 46 28 31 Y Front row, left to right: B. Seffrinf Cook, Duvis, Dines, M. Crum. Second row, left to right: R. Davis, E. Dale, C. Smith, D. Hodson, C. Sharp, T. Martin. Third row, left to right: Coach Nichols, S. Wilkinson, johnson, R. Reed, Basford. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM With this year being spent for rebuilding, Mr. Nichols, charges managed a 9-10 season. Playing 21 rough schedule and lacking size and experience, the future Tiger stars Won the Jacksonburg four-team tourney. Seventh grade, Jerry Basford broke the single season scoring record for u junior High player scoring 214 points. Congratulations on doing a fine job fellows. Page Seventy-tlzree First row, left to right: Swovelancl, D. NVillarcl, P. Fox, B. O'Neel, R. Cray. Second row, left to right: L. Wade, j. Maddy, P. Wilson, C. Wisener, R. Davis, M. Timmons. Tllirrl row, left to right: Coach llotlman, H. Frow, D. Keiser, B. Amiek, B. Pierce, M. Maclcly, ll. O'Neel. GO TO YOUR MARK-GET SET With 1 llrf number ot llttermli ' t l'lllL H ij sto l l t t l t ' 1 1 e ' Q . ti ie u 1 'i 1 er. Wil mac one o' is mes track squads of the last few seasons. Ronnie Gray's running in the mile was great as well as the crack halt-mile relav team. As the entire team is returniuff next year the hopes of the track team are high and look bright. D 1954 TRACK SCHEDULE Participants M arch 30 April April April 13 April 16 April 20 April I April 23 30 T H T ll T H H Nlorton Memorial Cambridge City-Centerville-H. H. S. Nliddletowu-Cambridge City-H. H. S. Liherty-H. H. Centerville-H. H. Brookville-H. H. S. Creeusfork-H. H. S. Spiceland-II. H. S. ECC meet conference: may be scheduled. Page Sevenly-four Newcastle, Colmersville At left: Bill O,Neel, squacls top sprinter, running tlic l00. 220, unclioring thc- lmlf mili- rvluy. fff ' Below: Bill Amick, liillxllcl' cxtruorcli- y '1 imry. Btflrmr: Tlic Nlilc Relay Team B. I'lLl1'tCl', Swovvlamcl, P. WVilsou. ll. Cray. Pugr' S1'lvr'rlly-firm' , T XXQQL 'L-I l ir.s! l'fIlL', I1'fl In right: D. N1L'lll1Yl'R'. li. Mitclu-ll, B. 1111r11wi1'14. 511111111 l'UltA, l1'fl In right: Mr. N11-11111s, IJ. XVL'1N'l', D. B1111111, Saga-r, C11111-11 Silyllbf, 'l'l1irrl mir, l1'fI In riglal: A. XY1lK1l', IJ. Clwin, B. 1111111-rt. Nl. 1111111-rl, C. AlIl1l'L'VVS. P-L-L-LAY BALL With t111- 1-11ti1'1- 511111111 l'Ctlll'll1Ilg, thc p1'osp111-ts 2ll'L' hright 1111' il 5110011551111 511151111 this spring 1111' 11111' I111g1-1'st11w11 t1111111. rlqhi' 1111sk1'tba111 t1'11111 111111 illl 11x'1-1'11g1- S1-11s1111 11st y1-111' 111111 with t111- 1'1-t111'11 111' 1111 thc 11'tt1-11111111 with t1ll'1l' 1'XlJl'l'iL'IlL'C 111111 111'- t1 r111i1111ti1111, N111 S11y1111's 111115 ilfl' 11111ki11g 1'111'w111'11 to 11i1-1- XVL'ilt1ll'I' so they 1-1111 't 17llSf'. l'1l,Lf1' S1'1'1'11ly-.six Union City 10 Cambridge City 5 - F-to-7-0 5v1-sg 1953 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 5 Cadiz 4 ......... Markleville 4 .... Knightstown 9 .... Greenfield 11 - Markleville 3 - Centerville 0 .... Knightstown 13 Centerville 5 .... Cadiz 2 ..... Page Seventy-.5-efen Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown Hagerstown 0 1 3 9 :3 0 7 4 2 0 3 Z -C .tx 0 UA J gk' QD' 5 A X J F 51 Qi fr 'P J geNV X JA 6 PM fm E ef' 49 gy i E ? cg FRIENDS ,Q o ul' ' The owls have watched many classes progress from seventh graders to sen- iors. Their vigil over the seniors of '54 is over, but we know they will con- tinue to be the silent guardians of all the Classes to come. FRANK M. Conv, Superintendent A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Columbia University. Mr. Cory has always served as an example to all of us through his dignity, superior ability in inan- aging school affairs, and his genuine friendliness to all of the students. ln his years at Hagerstown he has played a major part in making our school a success. Page Ifjiglrty NVAYNE H. DoNsoN, Principal A.B., Olivet Nazarene Collegeg M.S., Indiana University. W lvlil if l .1 f g ...rn V K X KMXJWM , . L. Making his way through his third year here, Mr. Donson has Jroven himself verv successful and helm- l , I ful to all the students of H. H. S. We are sure that Ha ferstown has been and will continue to be a better lw place for his having been here. Page Eighty-one llvlvn has il vc-ry important plzlcc in llugcrstown and in our mcmorys. She uc-ts us sccrc-tary to Nlr. Cory, helps the class tl'Cl1Slll'Cl'S with their rc-cords, und falls heir to many othvr jobs. VVQ will ulwuys rc- nu'mhc1' hor for hvr friendly smilc and words of cn- collralgvnwcnt. HPIl.EN Sxrrrr-1 Clerk Page Eiglzly-two OFFICE ASSISTANTS Sfllllfllllg, left Io right: P. Fnson, C. My-Corcl, A. Kenworthy, NI. Oclell, Murray, B. Stohler, L l lx ' inc 'cr, Lz1Mur. Svntvzl: Mr. Donson LITTLE HELPERS The oflice assistants are known as Xlr. Donson's alittle helpers. They have heen quite helpful in answering the telephone and doing other small jobs around the office. Any girl taking this joh must have strong arches and plenty of shoe leather hecuuse she nmy lmvc to Inn t'l'l'flllClS all over the huilclingl l'1l,gr' Ifigflly-flzrvr' Filzsl rmu, left In right: T. Slmfn-r, P. Tllallls, Brooks, P. VVutt, U. l.IlJL'lllIl'Cll Hmm Ill IIT' v N Blix: , T. NVri f igqpvl Ng., .A G4 SI' 5 .1 :EL E? A-..,. T GUI!!! M 1 Srrmul l'Ull', lvfl In riglzl: Ii. NICFkl.I'lillIKI, P. Fraunc-, T. Kinslmw, D. Amlrmx 1 'XII .1', .hx sul glut. ill as ie N LIBRARIANS The-sc stuclcnts are volunteers who are ll grcut lu-lp to Mrs. liosscrt. Thcy arc ulwavs Willing to uid thc-ir fm-llow studcnts in thc' choice' of hooks, and do thc-ir host to kewl: orclcr in tlw libr1u'y. Page l':i,QllI!j-flllll' Ek SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mr, NVQ-her, Mr. Cory, Mr. Stanley, Mr. llalys SCHOOL BOARD This group of gentlemen has probably done more in shaping our school life than most of us realize. They decide on the school policy, and it is largely through their efforts and the efforts of all the preceding school hourcls that Hagerstown has developed into tl school of which we can be so proud. We are truly grateful to them for ull the time and energy they give in our CQIUSC. Page lfiglzfy-five CLARNET BARNHART ILS., lucliaua Univcrsity Coinincrcc NVILLIABY BANNIIART BS., NLS., Indiana Univcrsity Scicncc EZEQUIEI, BENAv1nics l3.S., Ohio Statc Education, Spanish, English, History NANCY Bossisirl' B.S. in Education, Indiana Uuivcrsity Library, English Crx:n:1,1A Cnivmci' l5.S.. Ball Stutc Coinlncrcc. Physical Education Doms DEN'INE A.B.. KLA., Ball Statc Social Studics HELEN FRUM A.B. and B.S. in Education, Bowling Crccu State U. English, Latin, Frcnch h1ILDRED HARDY B.S., Purduc University Homo Economics Hlslxul-JRT Holfi-'MAN B.S. in Physical Education, Purduc University Physical Education, History Page Eiglziy-six l JANE NICHOLS THEODORE SEDGXVICK B.S. in Education, Indiana University B-Sgi Pufdlle UIIIVCT' ' Sl v Agriculture, Voca- tional Shop Art ROBERT NICHOLS LOUISE SCHULTZE Indiana University Indiana Univcr Nlathematics givin M-A-5 Ball 'H' . WESLEY X 'S' Speech Correction HUMPHREY X B.M.E. Indiana 'D' FLORENCE LESTER HELEN SMITH, Clerk UUiVe1'5itY I we A.B., Ball State X Mi tl it' Q B.S.A., Purdue University DONALD SAYLOR Agriculture, Biology, Shop A.B., Indiana Central VVILMA VVRIGHT Physical Education, Biology, Drivers, A.B., Earlhani E., Health English Page Efgllflf--SUUCII E Mllxjv- qu--s XVll.l.1AM O'NEr:I.. Prcsizlcnl YW Z, dllappy G0 Lllckyl' lli-Y, -l y1's.g I1'. :mtl Sr. Play Slmlcnt Lc'gisla1tl1l'v, 2 y1's.g Exprmm-nt Stull., l yltg illlil Sl Kflalss 1,lllt'l'I'1 lmtiu clUlIll'Sl, l vltg fll'Ul1ll'tl'Y Cunlcsl, l V125 Cum J. Mallll.. 2 vl's.g lfuotlmll. . . . l . yrs.g 'l'r:1ult, -l yrs.g Huy SL-nuts, -ll yrs. AY DOUc:n'l'Y, Vicr!-Prf'.s'illc'llf Crazy Mun, Cruzyu Y:-ll l,vz1rlc1', l W.: lli-Y, 3 x'1's.g lli-Y Cnlmim-t, l v1'.g ll. C. Cmmt-il, l V114 Fuutlmll, l vr. 7 J llzlsvlmll, l yr.g X clullvylmll, l Sr. Class Ufliccrg Calmlitlzltc for I rum Kingg :lncl Svnior Play 'I'ruL-lx, l yr.. llilptl' Stnllg Bnml HQ yr. -IOltlC'I l'A Mummy, Secretary 'Wlfcflclirlg Iicllsl' Y-'l'us'ns, -1 yrs.g Cl. A. A., 2 yrs.: Oll'iuc-r. l yung Clmrus 335 y1's.g State- Cllurall Fcstival, l yr, Nlujuw-ttv, 2 yrs.5 fl1l1'lllYill Qm-cn Attunclamtg Palpvr Stalllg Epitmm- Stzlffg uucl Sr. Play 4-Il, -I 5'l'S.g Olliccr, 2 yrs.g Girl Scouts, I3 yrs.g Officc- Assistant, 1 yr. ,V Page liiglzty-eight V' W fx Doucrruy ANDREW, Trea.s11rcr 'kXf -,QU- nlllll S0 Easy To Satisfyf' ff Y-'l'vcns, 4 vrs.g Student I..ilv1'ariall, 2 yrs.g Sr. Class Ofliccrg Citizcnslmip lmiol' Roll, all y1's.g 3 f I Nl l'Ixpmu'nl Stall, '. VVILLIABI AM1c:K, Bu.sincs.s- Manager 'WVinc, l'V0mcn, and Songu Il-Y, 3 yrs.g Sr. Class Ollicvlg and Sr. Businvss Managvrg lfovs' Statcg Ir. and Sr, Plavg , . , Foutlmll, 2 yrs.g Track, 3 yrs.g Baskctlmall, 2 yrs.g Pram King Cancliclatc. ROBERT Faow, Ellitnr-in-Clzicf Shy fllllfv Ili-Y, 3 y1's.g 4-ll, 5 y1's.g Track, 2 yrs.g Playg Paper Staffg Citizenship Honor Hullg Statc English Coutcstg Epitomc Editor. Page Eigluty-niru: NANCY ASCIIIC I'uu'rz' Su Llllfltfl'-S'ltlllfllllgn Y-'ll-I-ns, l yrs.: NV-'lll'L'I1 Caluinel. Z yrs.: l'ilizm'nship Honor Roll! Svhulaslic Ilunur Rull, Ppitnmv Stall: Expnnvnt Stull, l yr.: Jr. nml Sr. Play: Guml Uilim-n: J:ly1'v0 Spouch Cnntesl, Isl! Jr. Pain-r Stull: llirls' Slalv: Jr. Class Olfl.'1'l'. I'llYl,l.lS l3AUlXlCAll'l'Nlfll Salim Dull Y-'l'1-ons, Sl yrs.: I,ilur:1rinn: I . H. A.. 3 yrs. 'IIM ISAYICNIDICII ullmfl ll nrry MW' Ili-Y, l yrs.: Vilizunship Hnnur Roll, I vr.: .Ir. Play Ligzhlimxl lfinilnme Slzilli: Alu.-lvru Uonlvsl, l yr.: Jr. l':lp4-r Sl:1lI'g l'r1-m Cn-Chairman. l7l'll.OlllCS lililjl' l,ur1' LcllUr.s- Y-'l'n-vns. I yrs.: Culmim-t, l yrs.: .lr. :und Sr. Play: Jr. R4-4l Cross Council, l yr.: Chorus, 3 yrs. : Citizenship Honnr Rnll: .lr, Pzlln-r Stulf: 4-H. 3 yrs. DAVID ISLAND And flu' Band Pluyml On Hi-Y, I yrs.: Band, 314 yrs.: IR-p Hand. 11 yrs.: Ifuutlmll, 2 yrs.: liaise- lnzlll, IS yrs.: 'I'r:u'li, I yr.: Tennis, 2 yrs. I ,V J 2 f r . , 4 AIOYCIIC l3ULfNll.'lll Nlfllfklf In I,m:f'i' Yvll l.1-zulvr, Il yrs.: Ii. A, A., Il yrs.: l'r1-sidcnl. Ii. A. A.. 2 yrs.: Y-Toens, ZR yrs.: l.on-:xl I . I . A. Swce-lheart, 2 yrs.: District Swuolhc-art, I yr.: I . H. A., 2 yrs.: Offivui-, I yr.: Prom Que-en I'umliml:nts-. G. A. A. Flmlulvm, Letter: Ulllslnmlimz G, A, A. Girl, I yr. SIIIYIILA ,IO BROOKS My lwun Bllllljn Y-'l's'1-ns, 1 yrs.: Cabins-I, I yrs.1 I . H. A.. l yrs.: Chorus, 3 yrs.: Jr. l'lny: Vilizcnship Hunnr Rull: Girls :lnrl lluys' I-H. 7 yrs.: l.ilururi:xn. IIOIC ,lI,'XNll'HlCl.I, ulluu' Ynu Cmmu Krvp 'Hin Dawn nn Ilu' l Ill'lIll'Vl I . l . A.. L! yrs.: 'l-H, I yr. 2 K IFIMA GUY Counting The Days Y-Teens, 1 yrs.: G. A. A., 3 yrs. I . H. A., 1 yr. BEVERLY CHULL Baby Facen Chorus, 3 yrs.: Y-'lk-ans, al yrs. Officer, 1 yr.: F. H. A., l yr.: .Jr Play. kcvf-,' f-'ygnifw , fl ' JUDY DAVIS Beautiful Brown Eycsv Y-Teens, 1 yrs. 3 Cabinet. l yr. Epitome StaH': Exponent, 1 yr. : Jr and Sr. Play: Citizenship Honor Roll RICHARD FOULKE Milkmun, Keep Tlzose Battles Quietn Baseball, 2 yrs.: Jr. Red Cross, P yrs.: H-Y, 2 yrs. ff' P' ?'f' Fw' rf, . xy' ,K PHYLLIS FRAME Dianlcmfls Arc A Girlfs' Best Frienzln Y-Teens, 1 rs.: Scholastic Honor Y Roll, 1 yr.: Citizenship Honor Roll. 3 yrs.: Exponent Staff, 1 yr.: Latin Contest, 1 yr.: Library Ass't, l yr. I J PEGGY F USON Sweet And Lovely Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: Cabinet, l yr.: Stu- dent Director. Jr. and Sr. Plays: Prom Queen Candidate: Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr.: Epitome- Staff: Office Ass't, l yr.: Citizenship Honor Roll, 3 yrs. DUANE GORDON Home On The Rangev Hi-Y, 4 yrs.: 4 H, 2 yrs., Stage Crew, Jr. Play: Stage Manager, Sr. Play. HUNNIE GRAY He's Makin' Eyes Af Men Hi-Y, 4 yrs., Officer. l yr.: 'l'rz1'l:, I yrs.: Basketball, fi yrs.: Volloylwall. yrs. : Football, 2 yrs. : Candiflat- Prom mg. F E S A 1 i at Q? gg Nxt Eg? if 5 r 'Cf we ...A J 5 if Q . v if 1, 3 N, Q' . S: 12121-. f Qi? in X ik, gggfwb ,R Q ffwfsy 1.5.3 is vff 70 A k -,. ,, 'f z,k':5,g3i5!3i'x.g:1f ,. :am ,ww ,gggg - Q 2 if fm , 5' asv ,mgw 1, wma:--' ,,i'VMiQi1, y. fl: juz. Alma-f'gr'..,i1 - i Q A ,AE-W Aw, 1 , '51, - ,.1. :w .pf . Al M if E i 54 A QQ W? M, ws xi, 6 ff Ns - as wi' ,ma X . Sf W 5 wb . .,.', f V ' -Aimifif-.1.s1ff FW! 'ff AT S- -' -W Tsi'. ig: ali, ' ff? Sri. k 6 if X wi 1 ik ,wshikl isiifki' A Lf! ff Na ff ,bw 4? -,,. L 4 1 .1 ff an Louisa 'l'uc:u1n Alwuy.v Clzusing HIIIIIIIIJIU-Yu Y-'I'vuns, 25 yrs.: G, A .A., 35 yrs.: G. A. A. Calvin:-t. 1 yr.: Jr. Play: Spanish Club, l yr.: 4-H, T yrs.: Of- Iirc Assistant. l yr. Lmun' U1.u1c:11 Smilin' TlIl'0llglIU Hi-Y 'I yrs.: Ifoutlmall, 2 yrs. I3 L:'r'l'Y V Es'1'AI. Take If Easy Y-'I'u-ns, I yrs.: I . H. A., 2 yrs. IJONA WALKEIQ '1'l1ut Hccl-Ilenderl Cul Y-'II-ons, I yrs.: G. A. A., 3 yrs.: G. A. A. Cabinet-Award: I . H. A., 2 yrs.: Citizenship Honur Roll, Jr. Play: I-H, 5 yrs. Fm-:lm VV,u.'rz Gut Ou! and Get Under I . I . A.. ll yrs.: 4-H, El yrs.: Lucal I . I . A. Officer, 2 yrs.: I . I . A. Sec. Offivvr, l yr.: F. F. A. State Con- yvntiun. I yr.: Soil Jumlrzing 'l'4-am. 11 yrs.: I,ivc-stork .Iucluing 'IX-am, ll yrs.: Dairy Juflxzimr Tvam, 2 yrs.: Crop .Imhzing Team. I yr.: Parliamuntary 'l'vam: Scholarship Winrievlj yr. u ' - . I .,,, ., .Ili ll ,f 1,1 f 1 fu J ,4 If 1 3' . , .I I flLEN W'1asLm' 'Spring Fever 1. hurus, 2 yrs.: I . I . A.. 1 yr. Bon XVl+1s1.r:Y Time on My llanrlsl' I I . A., 12 yrs. Pugz' Ninety-.semen joHN Wausau Mr, Touclzclownv 4-H, 8 yrs.: Officer, 6 yrs.: l . l . A., 4 yrs.: Ch., Dis., Sec. Officcr: Hoosier Farmer Degree: Boys State: National Dairy Production Award: Football, 3 yrs.: Basketball, 2 yrs.: Fr. Class Pres- ident: Hi-Y, 4 yrs.: Dairy Judgimz. 4 yrs.: Speech Contests: I . F. A., 4 yrs. PHr1.L1s WHEALY Goofus C - eens, 4 yrs.: Officer, 2 yrs.: ll ll: r. Red Cross, 2 yrs.: F. H. A., 2 yrs.: uri-hine Girls, 2 yrs.: Pep Club, 2 y ' : Jr. and. Sr. Plays: Reporter Sr. Class: Choral Colnest, 2 yrs. RICHARD WILLARD Amit Illisbclzlzuirl' Hi-Y, 1 yr.: Sr. Play: Band, 1 yr.: Football, 3 yrs.: Basketball, 1 yr.: Track, 3 yrs.: Jayccc Speech Com-st. 2nd, PHILLIP NVILSON Six Foot Two-Eyes of Blue Hi-Y, 3 yrs.: Jr. Play Stage Crew: F. A. A.. 1 yr.: Track, 2 yrs.: Foot- ball, 2 yrs.: Basketball, 2 yrs.: Class Officer, 1 yr.: 4-H, 1 yr. joAN Woo1.A1m Charlie My Boyv Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: F. H. A., 1 yr.: Jr, Play: 4-H, 6 yrs.: Junior I.4-ada-r. 2 yrs.: Officer, l yr. GEIXALIJINE WOIXLEX' Coquette Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: F. H. A., 2 yrs.: Jr. Play: Spanish Club, 1 yr.: Chorus, 2 yrs.: Majorette, 4 yrs.: Library Ass't, l yr. Jl!Nl0R Firx! row, left to riglzl: Mr. Nichols, E. Hays, M. Mitton, B. Stoliler, B. Hurter, Lu Maur, D. Freese, S. Taylor, D. Brooks, P. Sinex, C. VVogaunaln, Tuttle, MeNelly, P. Greer, T. Calsaiclzl, F. Calrvin, D. Meeks, Mr. llnlnplney. Seernul row, left to riglit: S Atkinson, M. Craig, P. NVa1tt, N. Watt, F. Clifton, F. Beeson, NV. NVliitelmir, C. NVliite, A. Stockberger, VV. Stockberger, Il. McCullough, VV. Brown, T. Schafer, T. llinslmw, V. Brown, N. Blioudes, C. Wllite. Third row, left to right: L. Peirce, D. Weber, B. Engle, Weber, P. Fox, H. Lufever, H. Miteliell, Moyer, Muddy, -I. Sager, VV. Bamey, B. Hardwick, R. johnson, M. Burkett. Fourilz row, left to right: B. Craig, B. Wisener, B. Brown, R. Davis, B. Prosser, C. Wisener, .I. Swovelznicl, A. Bownmn, B. Van Ostrnnd, N. White, R. Dale, Al. Sjore, B. Crornis, Holmes. Fiflli row, Ief! to riglzf: C. Cressler, C. Cribbs, D. Keiser, B. Hilbert, M. Walker, B. Ulrieli, B. Enclsley, S. Cwin, Schultz, F. Swox eluncl, B. Pierce, T. Xvfigllt, W. Kenney, C. Andrew. Page Nineiy-eiglcl OUR SUCC ESSORS The junior class will be a class long remembered by the owls as a class with unusual ability, talent, and a knack for getting things done. They staged for ns one of the highlights of the year in the beautiful prom, Under Western Skysf, These kids also did a fine job on their play, Orchids for Lori. Along with their many other activities, they also found time to publish the junior paper. JUNIOR OFFICERS Kneeling, lefl lo riglzl: D. Keiser. D. Gwin. Standing, left to right: H. Mitchell, Mr. Nichols, S. Taylor, Mr. Humphrey, VVeber. Page Ninetif-nine SOPff0MOR .Y l ir.s'I ruuf, lvfl ln rigid: I.. NVurking. D. McAllistcr, M. Wbmls, 'l'. Hlcvins, M. McCoy, li McFzu'lamcl, 'l'. llrmvor, ll. Slmw, C. Many, O. Shultz, C. Hu-sv, B. U,NL-cl, Pivrcc, Flvtclwl' U. lIum'cl', S. Mcflulluugll. Svvnml row, left fu right: M. xmlnly, D, B.0VVIllilll, D. NVcsluy, C. Stl'VL'lIS, M. Munck, li Fuxnritm-, Rim-lmrt, NV. IIUHSIIIUIlSPl'l'Lfl'l', llc-ucrmx, V, Gruhbs, C. Smith, M. Lvstvr, l, Denis, D. Mitchvll, Miss Chiplcy, Mr. Bcnavidvs. rlvllifll row, loft In right: II. Millvr, A. NVudc, -lulmsun, Fl't'L'llHlll, Lil1xIkll', N. Chaunm-ss Cl, l,imll1'y, L. Snow, llvvtvlg N. Conway, N. Hinkvr, LL-cku, P. Czlrnrd, P. Rowv, li ASlIilIgl'l', llc-vsmn. l'1Ulll'fl1 row, Icfl In riglzl: NY. BllI'gLk'Sh, li. Fmlst, ll. Sharp, A. Clzunpiti, L. Pin-1'cc, T. Hzllstczlcl ll. Bulnu-r, lil Slcwzlrt, L. YFillll1IUllS, -I. Tllckvr, M. Hug:-rs, Al. Stout, Slmw, L. Oc-hs. l'ug1' Um' llllurlrwrl li-v. THEY GET THINGS DONE Thi- Sophmnorcs had many xnonvy-inuking projects this your. The-y sponsored 21 hukc Silil' and ai sport night as well as haiving il party just for fun. NVith this kind of zunhition for niuking money und thcil' willing spirit, thvy nrc hound to hc il success as upper class- nivn. Lots of luck kids! SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Sitting fi r sf rmr: B. Stew- art, NV. Bnrgn-ss, T. llumcll Sitting sci'- nnfl ITJILTZ B. O'- Nvvi, Mr. BAUIIC- vidt-s. Sfllllflillg lmfrk mir: A. Chun- pitt. Miss Chip- l'rl,gf' Uni' Ilun1lrf'il Om' 4-ipln-r, C., Ahhott. Mr. Sin , . Greer, B1 Tutterow GREEN AND GROWING The Freshmen got the year oft to il roaring start with ai party. They also had at very nice dance The Spring Shower Slu1fHe-,V so we are sure that they do not find high school life ns complicated as they thought thc-v would. NVe wish them the hest of hick in the rest of their high school work. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Sl'll'i'l1J Stone- Stunrling: B. Ker- iey, Mrs. Nit-hols, Page One 1lmulr1'1l Turn FR SHMAN l ir.s'l row, lcff to riglif: R. Stomm, M. Wfilsou, P. Couch, P. Crvur, P. Frow, B. 'l'uttcrou. P, Iloow-r, C, Coaxr, M. St-ull, NVcau'cr, N. Rlroclus, C. Miller, Rogers, M. Auclcrsoll. Sl'l'0ll!l row, left to right: Mrs. Nicllols, M. Brooks, Paul, B. Kcrncy, M. Millcr, lloow-r B. Oclcll, M. Garvin, P. Nicholson, P. Rlll6llilI'l', R. Miller, B. Scott, A. Houston, M. Lumlmvrt B. Bom-aiu, D. Alolmsoii. Tliirzl row, loft to right: Mr. Smitln, B. B'l'CVVStt'1', E. Upclrurclr, D. Bill'lllllll't, D, Bertram, L Bau'm-nrlvlg S. SlUllCL'lPl1l'1', nl. llurty, Calmplwll, B. ML-lXIillu11, Davis, M. Murray, ll. Moon' Fourfli row, left lo right: Lulmoru Morrison, D. Hull, P. Friurklin, Thomas, Molvs. -I Paul, B. Taylor, Xrvildllililll, M. Huislcy, V. Dale, B. Scflrin, R. Sharp. Fifth I'lllL', left fo right: L. xVGl'klllg, O. Campbell, F. Sllllgll, T. AIlllt'l'SOll, B. Tluitclu-1', B XVclmlm, E. Lilly, VI. Coy, Bell, S. Bt'llN:'llClCl'fCI', F. Hayes, T. Dc-vull, C. Abbott. Pngf' fplllf Hunr1rr'fl Tlzrrf' Kvrn, Mrs. XVriglil. OFFICERS lfmul ruuf: lUllllglll'l'lf', -I. liuvk rmr: Al. Cook, Nh: 4-clgwick, Dinvs EEililTH GRADE Sincv tlivv arc- so clvpvmlulmlm- and willing to work. wo lumxx' tlivy will ln' vc to alll flu' tasks which lin- lwforv tlivm. Tlivy linw- ucljustccl tlic'liis0lx'c's vcry nic ulcl wx' I1-cl sure that thi-y will contimiv to clo so. lfirxl rmr, lvfl In liglil: IC. lulnmm, ll. Slii1'lwx'. C. Tlllttl'l'UXY, 'l'l'lNli'l'. lf. Oxvrlmy, S, 'l'rulli l Nl. Wright, Cray. lfnust. NlL'Nclly'. 1 Sm-mill rout, lvfl in riglzl: I. Dulv, Nl. YlllIllllIUllS, M. lJllXL'lll7U14l, B. Xlillur, hl. Atlxinsuu. llutfivlcl, Nl. llaxwk, C, Nurtllciitl. Nl. Ili-isclu-Il, C. lfu-viiiailu, Kvrn. J D I 'l'l1ir1l l'UlL', lwfl In riglrl: l,. l3i'1ilmlu'1', K. llaliwx-x, L. I im'1'u', I . Balriialrcl. K. Iopc. S. lllumc K. Nlcflm-ui'gv, Al. lDilllglN'l'lF'. H. lic-ml, Nl. Salgvr, Sli: Si-clgwiclx. lftlllflll I'1l1L', Ivfl ln' riglll: NY. XVu1'l. NY. lloytl, I. Nlcmlslwlk, S. Dzllv. Nl. Slllllll. C. livzllxl I llumly, ll. llmlsmi, Nl. llzlu-i1p1vi't. lfifll: mir, l1'fI In riglil: li. Bulmn-i'. S. Stuiwciplwr, Duxis, NI. Crum, li. Smilli, -I, Nl1u'l.ntt ll. Svllrin, N. Ilinclmauu. Cuuk, Dincs, M. Lu-ka, Mrs. W'riglll. 'Flu-sv viqlitli giuclc-i's ami just om' stop from tlic big tlirc-slmlcl nl' liigli sn-liool lu ll clx OFFICERS First row, lcfl to tight: Min Frum, P. Brown, K. Hvynulcls. S. Slut-lly. Scrfmul row, left tu right: ul. Bzlsfrwd. H. Het-cl, Nlrs, llurch. Evcryhody was wondering what we had in school on the first day. we-ll it was thc- scvvnth grzldcrs. Eycn if they arc small they are mighty. XVith all the uhility in thc class we are sure they will go fur in thc future. 1 ir.xt mfr, loft to right: F. uluncs. K. Dulc, R. Pmgcr, llalgt-lu, S. bhclly, lx, Rvymmlcls, li, Cl1'L'gUl'y, E, Cleghurn, B. Ruth, R. YVt-slvy, Hillchnrt, H. Hccd. Sccmul row, left to right: Miss Frum, XV. Dnlc, XV. Dah-, L. May. L. Bukcr, D. Pass. IJ. Launh, D. Chunpitt, G. H2ll'lllt'l, E. llcttmau:spa-rgcr, S. lklnrsh. P. Brown, N. Myors. 'l'l1ir1l row, Ivft to riglzt: T. Ns-wuum, McCm'n1ick, W'a1lkc'1', C. Nlillur, ul, Nlmmrv, Cl. F1lYUl'itl'. S. Nlilh-r, E. Hluuldcs, Xl. Atkinson, B. Slumk, P. Davis. Fwurlll row, left to right: Mrs. Hardy, Kcuwurthy. F. Lzlluhvrt. S. Dahl, M. Fusrm, Xulugvsst-r, B. CjUl1dUl', D. Cain. C. Bae-sun, S. NVilkiusun, C. NVinlt-rs. Fifth rmu, left to right: D. XVntt. C. Sharp, S. Zurncs, j. Besson. bl. Scclgwiuk, -I. lIl'l'Slllll'l'. Busford. T. Martin, -IUIHISUII, BI. Brown, M. xlllllllllilll, R. Board. FACULTY llw SUHIOVS oi 195-1 Cllllllllt thunk tlw f,1lCIllff' Ullllllgll for thvil' sph-mlicl co- ll'l'klfiUIl HIIUIIQII U10 ymlrs. Not only in flllxil' official tl'1lL'lliIlg positions but in flu' flllll' COIINIIIIIIIIQ' job of sponsor. crificx and Hivllcl. This oxm'wm'kvcl group N' llllsvlfislllv IIIZUIV timvs oftlu-i1'till1c'a11ld rc's0l1rccs. NVQ' can but say, H-rHlilllkS ,min for '1 woluclwflll job. Vugr' Um' llunflrwrl Six SENIOR CARNIVAL A 1 52' y 5 Pngr' Um' llunclwzl Scrvn We the members of that illustrious and select group, popularly known us the Senior Clussg being of .sound and sane mind do publish this our: last W17l and Testament Sr:cT1oN or THE 1sT To the juniors we will our brilliance of action, readiness of wit, and genius of mindg plus all the fun and hard work that goes with being a Senior. SECTION or THE 2Nn Upon our patient faculty we do now be- stow our even tempers, brilliant mentality and exceptional ability for co-operation. To these few we -make these special be- quests: To Mr. Donson-a new set of green Fresh- men to H!! the Seniors, places. Season to your taste! To Mrs. Devine-a helicopter so that she won't have so much trouble getting to school when the weather is bad. To Mrs. Wright-a Model T Ford so she won't have to walk home after school plus a special book of instruction! To Mr. Saylor-a thousand good lucks for next years Tigers. SECTION or THE San Bill Amick wills his way with women to Dave McIntyre . . . providing puts it to good use!! Dorthy Andrew wills her job as treasurer to Sonny Gwin because she hears that he has a good eyc for figures!! Nancy Asche wills her sense of humor to Tony Hoover . . . providing he has as much fun with it as she does. Phyllis Baumgartner wills her extra?? mus- cles to Phil Rowe! Jim Bavender wills his brown Olds to anyone who can keep the gas tank filled upl? David Bland wills his 1953 steering wheel to Larry Ochs providing Larry will find a car to put it on. Delores Belt wills her sun tan spots Cfreckles to you! to Linda Davis to go with Linda's red hair. Sheila Brooks wills her Bunsen burner to Bill Prosser providing B'ill doesnit try to sabatage Mr. Barnhart! joyce Bulmer wills her position as yell leader to any girl with the pep and ability to keep it as long as she did!! joe Campbell wills his Dixie accent to Bob O'Neel so that Bob can further his cause with the opposite sex. j. P. Campbell wills his unassuming at- titude to Sybil Taylor!! Irma Coy wills her shortness to anyone who has to stoop to get under door sills. Beverly Cru!! wills her ability to sing The Blues to Eunice Hays. .Indy Davis wills her staunch political ideas to john Weber with the hope that by next election he will see the lightll? jay Doughty wills his j.R.C. speeches, on Washington, D.C., to Pat Greer providing she takes the responsibility of giving them and likes the free lunches. Dick Foulke wills his ability to sleep in class to anybody who can get away with itil!! Phyllis Frame wills her technique to any girl who longs for a diamond!! Bob F row gladly wills the job of GEPIT- OME editor to anyone strong enough to wield a bullwhip!! Peggy Fuson wills her sunny disposition to any old grouch who needs it!! Duane Gordon wills his old convertibles to Bob Hardwick providing Bob fumishes taxi service for the rest of his class! Ronnie Gray wills his tattered and torn basketball uniform to Roger Mitchell pro- viding Mitch will eat his wheaties and grow into it. Pat Hal! wills her height to Carolyn Mi!- ler providing Carolyn doesn't get too high- headed with it!! Horace Hart wills his accent to you-all under classmenll Marilyn Hensley wills her curly eyelashes to jim llohnes providing he flutters them to the best advantage!! Max Hilbert wills his position as catcher on the baseball team to jack Davis . . . if lack still wants vitl? Frank Horak wills his job in the cafeteria to anyone who likes udishpan handsvll Rod Jarrett wills his job as basketball manager to anyone who thinks it is an easy job! Earl johnson wills his tattoo to Tom Wright!! Ardette Kenworthy wills her job as oflice girl to anyone who likes to always be on the go!! Page One Hundred Eight Doris Lamb wills her grades in chemistry to any optimistic junior. jim Lester wills his slow draw to Teddy Casadall Beverly Leavell wills the loneliness of her Senior year without a njohni' to Iean Ann LaMar: Bob McAllister wills his job at Krogers to anybody who will work for the same salary as B'ob did!! Carolyn McCord wills her seat in jackie's Chevyv to Bill Hilbert . . . for safe keep- ing! Marlene Messer wills her ability to scream at basketball games to the Junior girls with the hope that they will use it!!! Loren Miller Wills his attraction? to girls to anyone who is bothered with them! liuth Moles wills her health book to any- one who will get their lesson every day. .loretta Murray wills her position as li- brarian to Janet McNelly providing Janet does no work but listens to all the gossip that is floating around. Marilyn Odell wills her blue eyes to any underclassman, of the female species, who has knowledge enough under her bonnet to make good use of them. Tom Pierce wills his car to Bill Ashinger providing Bill doesn't let any girls ride in itll? Charles Rainey wills his back seat in gov- ermnent to Jim Shore providing Jim can keep it! Geraldine Reese wills her unused diamond to any girl who will Wear it longer than she did! Wilbur Reese wills his seat on the Dalton school bus to anyone who likes to be late to first period class! Gene Retherford wills his pencils to Dotty Freeze . . . since she is always borrowingir? them anywav! Reggie Rhoades will his curly hair to Dave Weber . . . to keep Dave from getting a Toni!! Peggy Rinker wills her laugh to the halls of H. H. S. so that they might always be filled with fun! Inez Shank will pay someone to take her government book!! Charles Shortridge wills his liking for eoon hunting to anyone who can climb a tree and not fall out!! joyce Siegrist wills her job as gym-helper to Cecelia Wogoman providing Cecelia can keep up with the sixth grade exercises!! Harold Synder wills both his nickname StubU and his football jersey No. 70 to anyone short,' who can keep the bench as warm as he did. Donna Taylor wills her studious ways to all students? in sixth period studyfp? hall!! Merl Timmons wills his seat in the oflice fourth period to anyone who can,t seem to get along with his study hall teacher!! Patty Thalls wills her dimunitive figure to Paula Greer! Alanice Troth wills her flirtatious ways to jackie LaMar to go with Iackie's already ample supply!! Louise Tucker wills her seat in front of M1'. Saylor in health to Bud Ulrich. Good- luek Bud!! Larry Ulrich wills his car to three Sopho- more girls . . . providing they learn to drive!!! Betty Vestal wills her bookkeeping book to Wanda Brown providing Wanda never makes a mistake in addition!! Dona Walker wills her red hair to Miss Chipley . . . for confidential reasonsl? Fred Waltz wills his ability to argue to anyone who likes to have the whole class mad at him at one time!! john Weiler wills his ability to talk in class and get by with it? . . . to anyone who gets caught regularly!! Bob VVesley wills his width to Ray Craig!! Glen Wesley wills a bottle of speed serumu to Mr. Donson . . . to be injected, into all tardy students! Phyllis Whealy wills her gift for gala to Wilda Whitehair! Dick Willard wills his vim, vigor, and vitalityi' to Norman White! Phil Wilson wills his size 12 slices to anyone with feet big enough to fill them! joan Woolard wills her culinary ability to any girl who thinks that the way to a manis heart is through his stomach!! Geraldine Worley wills the mirror in her locker to Vivian Grubbs since Vivian is al- ways using it any way!! We sign this precious document on Mav 26, 1954, ' Signed: Senior Class of '54 Page One Hundred Nine Two Hershies, Please Row 3 Farmer's Sweetheart . . . and If l Am Elected Little Brown Jug l'u,gw Um' llrln.rfl'cfl l'll1,'l'f'n Apprentice Angels of Mercy talendar September: December : This is when it all started October : N ovember : 4 Basketball game with Green- Winchester Football Game T Held Labor Day 4-5 Student Legislature at Purdue School Starts 7 Rehearsal for SENIOR Greensburg H . 8 PRODUCTION OF SENIOR Fairmount T PLAY Sth, Grade Party 11 Basketball game at Winchester Edinburg H Q G A A P' t 15 Basketball game at Farmland ' ' ' 'lr y 18 Basketball game at Portland 19 junior Dance 20 Basketball game at Middletown , 23 Christmas program Trees Brookville I Beginning Christmas Vacation gi F- A- land FHH' A- Hayrlde 31 Hi-Y New Years Eve Dance Orton em. Town Council Met with Senior I Government Class 1U1l1iU'Y2 Lawrenceburg H 2 Invitational Tourney Cambridge City T 8 Basketball game with Knights- Y-Teen Initiation WWII Senior Carnival 9 Basketball game with Dunkirk 15 Basketball game with Center- ville T 16 B. Team Tournament Y Teen Dance 20 Dress Review by Home Ee. De- - . .t t Football Supper 22 lillhlildflilall game with Muncie National Education Week Burris Armistice Day P1'0s1'21m 27 Band Convocation Basketball with Union City Y-Teen Mother and Daughter T93 February : Basketball game at Brookville 6 Basketball game at Eaton, Ohio Sgphomore party 11 National Guard speaks to Ir. Basketball game with Cam- and Sf- boys bridge City I2 Basketball game with Batesville Thanksgiving program 13 Basketball game with Bates- Thanksgiving vacation begins ville Page One Hundred Twelve 13 Basketball game at Aurora April: 14 Valentillek Day 1 Dress Rehearsal for jr. Play 16 In 14. A. D1Stl'1Ct Speech contest 2 Production of Il.. 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