Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

The Class of 1949 Presents 3£arrisonian Harrison Township High School The whole world is living in an air conscious era.” Our class realiz- ing this felt that we would like to soar to the heights with this, our final work, as a group. It has been with a great deal of work and planning under the guid- ance of Mrs. Townsend and Mr. Pen- rod that we, The Senior Class, re- spectfully submit this volume to you for your pleasure. STAFF Editor............................................Jack Walls Assistant Editor..............................Jack Wiseman Business Manager................................Barbara Kelso Advertising Manager......................................Paul Smith Assistant Advertising Manager.................James Coppock Elementary Editor.............................Cuba Hessler Calendar.........................................Donald Kelly Class Prophecy....................................Mary Brown Athletic Editors..................Dick Fedor, Ermel McCord Class History................. Wanda Finley Snapshot Editors.................Susan Benadum, Mary Brown Class Will....................................Dolly Antrim Mounting Editor...............................Barbara Sites Assistants—Gene Foust, Fredous Jefferson, Dolly Antrim, Wanda Finley Typist .......................................Wanda Finley ADMINISTRATION . MERRIT C. REED County Superintendent JAMES GERRARD Center Trustee LOYD G. PENROD Principal Bert Keller Harrison Twp. Trustee ADVISORY BOARD HUBERT REED RAY LAMBERT RAY BURTON Mrs. Deva Adams Home Ec. Phy. Ed. B. S. M. A. Ball State Miss Inez Del Boyle Commerce Art A. B. Ball State Miss Pauline Dorton Library Home Ec. B. S. Ball State Purdue Mr. Glen Galbraith Mathematics A. B. Central Normal M. A. Ball State Fred Glancy Agriculture Science B. S. Purdue Miss Elinor Keller Music English A. B. Ball State Harry McCreery Jr. High Social Science English Ball State Charles Marcus Phy. Ed. Commerce B. S. Ball State Mrs. Martha Townsend Social Science English A. B. Ball State Indiana University Mr. L. E. Lewis 6th Grade Ball State A. B. M. A. Mrs. Elva Smith Mrs. Bernice Oliver 5th Grade 4th Grade Ball State E. C. S. T. C Ada, Oklahoma Mrs. Florence Gwaltney Mrs. Blanche McDaniel Mrs. Eva Sellers Mrs. Nettie Walsh 3rd Grade 2nd Grade 1st Grade 1st Grade Ball State Ball State Ball State Ball State As we go zooming down the hall with the Seniors as our Pilots we see many things. SENIOR SPONSORS and OFFICERS Sponsor MRS. TOWNSEND Co-Sponsor MR. PENROp President JAMES COPPOCK Vice-President SUSAN BENADUM Secretary BARBARA SITES T reasurer PAUL SMITH I SENIOR SENIOR ERMEL McCORD JACK WALLS JACK WISEMAN WANDA FINLEY CUBA HESSLER FREDOUS JEFFERSON SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We started in the first grade in September of 1937 with twenty-six mem- bers. Seven of these members are still with us, they are: Donald Kelly, Dick Fedor, Paul Smith, Barbara Sites, Dolly Antrim, Susan Benadum, and Wanda Finley. We had a new member to enroll at Christmas who is still with us. His name is Gene Foust. Miss Main (now Mrs. Yount) started us happily on our school life. Our principal at that time was Mr. G. R. Osborn. The following fall Mrs. McDaniel took us off of Miss Main’s hands. We entered the third grade discovering that Mrs. Gwaltney was in the hospital recovering from a broken neck; however, we managed to get along with a substitute teacher, Mrs. Gossett. We had a new member in our class that year, Mary Brown. Mrs. Gwaltney came the second semester to take her place as our teacher. Mrs. Gwaltney passed us on the next year to Miss McCreery (now Mrs. Carnes) as our fourth grade teacher. Mrs. Smith was our fifth grade teacher and since we were anxious to have our first man teacher she passed us on to the sixth grade where we had Mr. McCreery. Jack Walls came while we were in the fifth grade. Some members of the class found out that Mr. McCreery could swing a paddle harder than the women teachers, but we still liked him. At last we were in the assembly, but it wasn’t as funny as we thought it was going to be. We had too many teachers watching us. We had a new classmate that fall, James Coppock. Our first class sponsor was Mr. White. Mr. Darrell Miller was our new principal that fall. We entered the eighth grade with a new sponsor, Mrs. Mabel Thornburg, and a new classmate, Ermel McCord. We entered the ninth grade proudly taking the name Freshman for now we were in high school. This year we had a new coach and principal, Mr. Reasoner. We were especially proud that year because that was the first time our hoys were able to play on the high school basketball team. Harrison won the first game it played that year. It was the first game Harrison had won for four years and the only one that the team won that year. The Sophomore year was about the same only with more excitement because we won more basketball games, and we got our class sweaters. We started our Junior year with a new sponsor, Mr. Galbraith and two new classmates. Cuba Hessler and Barbara Kelso. We gave our Junior play, “It’s a Long Lane.” We felt very sophisticated with our new class jewelry. We were busy at all of the basketball games with the consessions. In the spring we did ourselves proud with our Junior-Senior reception. The Seniors of ’48 had kindly given their time and the proceeds of the October carnival so that we might finance this party. We held this at the Y.W.C.A. Our entertainment was Monty Keesling’s Orchestra. Now, we have started this vear as seniors with $360 in our treasury and a new sponsor, Mrs. Townsend, also a promise of a trip to Washington, D. C. in the spring. To start the ball rolling Mrs. Townsend and the new principal, Mr. Penrod, who is our co-sponsor had a party for the seniors and their parents. At this party the plans were made by the parents to help finance our trip. In September we chose our invitations and name cards and held a school skating party. October was a busy month. We found that we were to sponsor the Harrisonian. With the aid of the Juniors we sponsored a successful carnival. Our parents sponsored a box supper for us. We spent a day in Muncie having our Senior pictures made and going to the show. In November we helped take individual pictures of all grades. The boys worked a week on getting ads for the annual, while the girls stayed at school and worked on the annual. Mr. Sartor came from Indianapolis to make arrangements for our caps and gowns. We had our first semester party at Mrs. Townsend’s, it was in form of a dinner. A good time was had by all. Plans were made for a spring program which again would be snonsored by our parents. Our Senior play was “Who’s Batty Now?” We mustn’t leave out the athletics in our class, Don Kelly, Jack Walls, and Gene Foust are on the basketball team and they like our new coach, Mr. Marcus, very much. We have two new classmates this year, Fredous Jefferson and Jack Wise- man. So we’ve reached our last days in Harrison High School! WANDA FINLEY JUNIORS First row: Farrell Broyles, Presi- dent, Phillip Turner, Vice-Presi- dent. Donald Shipley, Secretary, Boh Putcrhaugh, Treasurer. Second row: Rosalyn Darter. Norris Lee, Betty Sollars, Bill Shull. Third row: Bruce McColm, Wil- letta Hunter, Earl Watson, Mar- jorie Shaner. Fourth row: Jacqulinc Smith, James Watson, Maxine Welsh, Ronald Watson. Fifth row: Vadis Davis, Helen Miller, Richard Fcatherstone, Phyllis Meslon. Sixth row: Nila Foust, Gobel Poe, Joyce Miller, Kenneth Mc- Laughlin. Seventh row: Helen Wright. SOPHOMORES First row: Larry Campbell, Presi- dent, Dorothy Hiatt, Vice-Presi- dent, Wanda Rector, Secretary, Sue Ann Kelso, Treasurer. Second row: Jayne Smith, Rich- ard Dragoo, Phyllis Galbraith, Teddy Webb. Third row: Bill Clark, Martha Mart, Bill Pierce, Marcia Locey. Fourth row: Donna Sites, David Brown, Marilyn Mills, Dell Painter. Fifth row: Jack Watson, Naomi Gasper, Bob Dowling, June Beouy. Sixth row: Mae Hatton, Charles Smith, June Bantz, Richard Johnson. Seventh row: Robert Hessler, Joan Pittengcr, Eugene Christie, Anna Lowe. Eighth row: Marvin Clevenger, Bob Shull, Beverly Tull, Jim Curts. Ninth row: Carl Heistand. FRESHMEN First row: Nancy Nauman, Presi- dent, Eddie Miller, Vice-Presi- dent, Joyce Brown, Secretary, Eddie Besser, Treasurer. Second row: Freddie Niccum, Agnes Hessler, Robert Fink, Mil- dred Gasper. Third row: Barbara Hussey, Gene Clevenger, Regina Long, Harry- Brown. Fourth row: Edward Alley, Diane Brookshire, James Marsh. Ruby Conner. Fifth row: Edna Davis, Sherman Reed, Patricia Clevenger, Duane Sites. Sixth row: Earl Snodgrass. Bar- bara Thomas, Carolyn Ladd, Phyllis Clevenger. LKjHIH UKAUti First row: Joan McCord, Presi- dent, Joe Rinker, Vice-President, Barbara Turner, Secretary, John Sollars, Treasurer. Second row: Jerry Sayre, Mary Nauman, James Pierce, Patricia Marley, Betty Jackson. Third row: Lois Watson. Larry Clendenin, Wanda Borum, Max Clevenger. Fourth row: Ralph Borror, Eileen Martzall, James Rayburn, Rosa- lee Little. Fifth row: Loretta Jackson, Bill Purdue, Gretchen Stephenson, Dick Hirons. Sixth row: Russell Watkins, Jane Colter, Michael Ratcliff, Pattie Herbert. Seventh row: Euretta Harris, Jerry Pittcnger, Phyllis Eppard, Gene Glass. Eighth row: Arthur Brown, Larry May, William Brookshire, David Terry. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Wayne Campbell, President, Joseph Brown, Vice- President, Raleen McCreery, Sec- retary, Josephine Tull, Treasurer, Peggy Dobbs. Second row: Mckle Hargis, Ches- ter Huffman, Phyllis Cox, Farrell Doughty, Shirley Decker. Third row: Charles Cox, Patricia Lowe, Billy Sites, Roberta Sites, Patricia Brown. Fourth row: Sally Wright, Charles Bonadum, Wanda Ritchie, O’Neal West, Judy Stephenson. Fifth row: Loyd Cowley, Carolyn Rowles. Howard Sellers. Patricia Skinner. Patty Humphries, Sixth row: Nancy Bowers, Harold Reed, Nancy J o h n so n, Kent Moore, Joan Davis. Seventh row: Carl Long, Ruth Ann Childs, Marshall Hatton, Betty Bader, Wayne Rinker. Eighth row: Wanda West, Robert Brown, Wanda Alley, Rosella Thomas, Peggy McGonigla. SIXTH GRADE TEACHER—MR. LEWIS First row: Martha Cooper, Larry Johnson, Sue Hiatt, Michael Ir- win. Second row: Billy Brown, Jackie Carpenter, Jackie Sayre, Jeannie Cline. Third row: Linda Morgan, Rich- ard Gasper, Marieta Boyle, Dickie Frazier. Fourth row: Gilbert Huffman, Shirley Glass, Donnie Welsh, Janice Greenwalt. Fifth row: Marilyn Jones, Jerry Thomas, Elaine Mart, Everett Antrim. Sixth row: Virgil Little, Joann Hessler, Ferrell Conner, Patricia Broyles. Seventh row: Joan Sites, Jack Doughty, Carol Enterkin, Lloyd Hiestand. Eighth row: Michael Spar, Mar- tha Smith, Jack Debord, Mary I.ou Justice. Ninth row: Judith Glaze, Junior Bryant, Robert Gooding, Robert Watson. FIFTH GRADE TEACHER—MRS. SMITH First row: Mona Smith, Charles K. McKay, Mary Ann Brown, Clayton Herriman, Gladys Dobbs. Second row: Billie Bryant, Mabel Fuller, Ronald Johnson, Alta Doughty, Richard Doggctt. Third row: Sue McCammon, Dee Clevenger, Patsy Kay Stephenson, Byron Edwards. Donnie Skinner. Fourth row: Albert Modglin, Bettie Herriman, Tommie Wat- kins, Hilda Sollars, Richard Bai- ley. Fifth row: Martha Nauman, James Lowe, Joyce Yeager, Jerry Fuson, David Smith. Sixth row: Tommie Oliver, Caro- lyn Persinger, Johnic Perdue, Shirley Hardin, Charles Nauman. Seventh row: Marilyn Blythe. Larry Hargis. Nancy Robbins, David Brown, John Wray. Eighth row: Wendell Boyle, Jac- queline Brewer, Jimmie Beedle. Frances Long, Harold Hiestand. Ninth row: Charles Webb, Her- schel Brown. Billy Marsh, Nor- man Borror. Not present when picture was taken: Wanda Winner. Kay Thomas, Patricia Lackey. FOURTH GRADE TEACHER—MRS. OLIVER First row: Danny Johnson, Bar- bara Jones, Robert Corn, Darlene Brown, Darwin Clevenger. Second row: Peggy Townsend, Carl Snodgrass, Alma Ruth Means, James Nauman, Marilyn Holloway. Third row: Kenneth Morgan, Hazel King, Dean Campbell, Sharon Ritchie, Jerry Mifflin. Fourth row: Judith Simmons, Donnie Fedor, Patty Painter, Richard Brown, Nancy Gooding. Fifth row: James Brown, Janet Antrim, Robert Colter, Lois Ann Short, Harry Maish. Sixth row: Phyllis Hollingsworth, Wayne Lee, Maxine Hessler, Don- ald Bailey, Judy Simmons. Seventh row: Philip Glaze, Wil- loughby Fenael, Virgil Conner, Judith Sayre. Eighth row: Margaret Hatton, Jon Miller, Evelyn Gasper, Billy Modglin. Ninth row: Judith Erwin, Adalee Lovem, Patsy Little, Rose Ann Shull. THIRD GRADE and FOURTH GRADE TEACHER—MRS. GWALTNEY First row: Janice McCreery, Dav- id Cooper, Karen Ann Chase, Andrew Galbraith, Linda Orcutt. Second row: Max Cunningham, Sharon McLaughlin, Dennis Beedle, Janet Nauman, Wayne Clements. Third row: Linda Enterkin, Jerry Thompson, Nona Jones, Jon Spahr, Spencer Campbell. Fourth row: Kenneth Mills, Eliz- abeth Conner, Kenneth Stuart, Arlene Thomell, David Rogers. Fifth row: Mary Herriman, Charles West, Carolyn Sites, Gordon Long. Sixth row: Steven Maish, Patsy Hargis, Wayne Clements, Wanda Miller. Seventh row: Linda Hart, Max Mills, Betty Young, Alicejune Wiley. Eighth row: Tommy Robbins, Bruce Carpenter, Ralph Wray, Herbie Jones. Ninth row: Guy Konkle, Billy Long, Billy Scales, Max Cunning- ham. SECOND GRADE and THIRD GRADE TEACHER—MRS. McDANIEL First row: Sharon Crawley, Larry Duane Miller, Judith Costin, Billy Joe Carpenter. Second row: Donald Addison, Sandra Lee Pitser, Joe McCafn- mon, Patricia Gooding. Third row: Susan Edwards, Da- vid Corn, Sharon Enterkin, Larry Bailey. Fourth row: Jeffrey Clements, Janet Foust, Gary Drumm, Carol Hiatt. Fifth row: Wilma Konkel, Rob- ert Broyles, Patricia Cribble, Ronald Curts. Sixth row: Sandra Lee Antrim. Donald Ritchie. Gloria Ross, James Ramsey. Seventh row: Gene Shull, Diana Suit, Dallas Smith. Janet Smith. Eighth row: Wilma Warren, Rex Welsh, Barbara Thompson, John Ramsey Joyce Tuttle. Ninth row: John Ramsey. Rex Johnson, Larry Rowles, Eugene Mullins. FIRST GRADE and SECOND GRADE TEACHER—MRS. SELLERS First row: Christian Jackson, Ed- win Glaze, Linda Lee Howard. David Gooding. Second row: Randolph Gray, F)lizal eth Mifflin, Gerald Her- bert, Virginia Modglin. Third row: Wanda Jackson, Stevie Marley, Carolyn Hargis, Robert Shipley. Fourth row: Richard Cline, Eve- lyn Bowman, I eslie Cox, Lonetta Judd. Fifth row: Dianne Stephen, Jack I.ong. Gloria Borror. Richard Humphries. Sixth rote: Ronnie I.ee Martzall. Marilyn Nauman, Ronald Hol- lingsworth, Carol Carpenter. Seventh row: Alice May Costin. Richard Campbell, Carolyn Smith, Philip Drumm. Eighth row: Lawrence Foster, Glynnis Fink, David Simmons, I-oretta Hudson. Ninth row: Billie Jo Stephenson,' Jerry Chalfant, Sandra Foster. Carl Brown. Tenth row: Rex Jackson, Elaine Buchanan, Judy Kay Beedle. Donald Jacobs. Eleventh row: Jane Vardaman. Charline Stenson. First row: Diana Mansfield, Lynn White, Carolyn Suit, Harold Thomas, Martha Haste. Second row: Jackie Winner, Crystal Skinner, Dennis Morgan, Sharon Scantland. Third row: Alice Freed, Billy King, Rita Scales, Van Nelson. Fourth row: Michel Carter, Lucretia Runkel, Phillip Town send, Doris Lipscomb. Fifth row: K a r 1 e n e Worley, Charles Ladd, Janice Winner, Ronnie Scott. Sixth row: Jerry Shull, Norma Winningham, George Pettigrew, Geraldine Whiteman. Seventh row: Garnet Thompson, J. Farrell Needham, Jo Ann Wiley, James Breedlove. Eighth row: Johnny Sharp, Thel- ma Warren, Mark Tuttle, Nancy Marks. Ninth row: Julia White, Jane Stuart, Phyllis Modglin, Ralph Hessler. Jet Propulsion OUR ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTS FIRST TEAM GENE FOUST LARRY CAMPBELL EARL SNODGRASS JACK WALLS BILL PIERCE FIRST TEAM DON KELLY BILL SHULL PHILLIP TURNER KENNETH McLAUGHLIN DEL PAINTER BASEBALL SCORES Harrison 5 Gaston 4 Harrison 4 Royerton 7 Harrison 11 Cowan 4 Harrison 2 Center 3 Harrison 0 Yorktown 1 Harrison 12 DeSoto 1 Harrison 0 Selma 11 Harrison 0 Daleville 6 Harrison 0 Eaton 4 BASKETBALL SCORES Basketball — First Team Harrison 33 Lincoln 22 Harrison 24 Daleville 32 Harrison 23 Eaton 37 Harrison 11 Center 39 Harrison 28 Jefferson Twp. 36 Harrison 27 Gaston 42 Harrison 39 St. Paul 46 Harrison 50 Losantville 46 Harrison 41 Royerton 65 Harrison 28 McKinley 45 Harrison 34 Yorktown 28 Harrison 32 Selma 42 Basketball — Second Team Royerton 23 Harrison 19 Daleville 31 Harrison 27 Eaton 29 Harrison 22 Center 21 Harrison 17 Jefferson Twp. 39 Harrison 20 Gaston 28 Harrison 29 Royerton 36 Harrison 21 McKinley 19 Harrison 32 Yorktown 37 Harrison 29 Selma 20 Harrison 23 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM Back row: Coach Marcus, Gobcl Poe, Edward Alley, Gene Clevenger, Richard Dragoo, Richard Johnson, Carl Hiestand, Student Manager. First row: Charles Smith, Student Manager. Eddie Miller, Billy Clark, Eddie Besser, Bob Dowling, Freddie Niccum. JUNIOR HIGH FIRST TEAM Back row: Coach Charles Marcus, Carl Long, Joe Sayre, Charles Cox, Joe Rinker, William Purdue. First row: John Sollars, Max Clevenger, Jerry Sayre, Wayne Campbell, Wayne Rinker. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Back row: Bruce McColm, Bill Curts Earl Snodgrass, Del Painter, Coach, Charles Marcus, Larry Campbell, Jack Walls, Ronnie Watson, Boh Shull, Eddie Besser. Second row: Bill Shull, Richard Johnson, Marvin Clevenger. Bob Dowling, Don Kelly, Billy Clark, Vadis Davis, Gene Clevenger, Eddie Miller. First row: Jim Watson, Richard Adams, Norris Lee. Harry Brown. JUNIOR HIGH SECOND TEAM Back row: Billy Brown, James Pierce, Coach Charles Marcus, Bob Brown, Ralph Borror. First row: Kent Moore, Howard Sellers, Harold Reed, Loyd Cowley, David Terry. ATHLETIC GIRLS 4-H Back row: Willetta Hunter, Barbara Turner, Rosalyn Darter, Jane Colter, Patricia Clevenger, Joan Pittenger, Carolyn Ladd, Barbara Thomas. Third row: Joyce Yeager, Patricia Skinner, Phyllis Clevenger, Nancy Bowers, Mae Hatton, Gretchen Stephenson, Jackie Smith, Dorothy Hiatt, Martha Mart, Joyce Miller, Sally Wright, Josephine Tull, Leader, Mrs. Adams, Patricia Brown. Second row: Nancy Johnson, Phyllis Cox, Ruth Ann Childs, Elaine Mart, Shirley Glass, Betty Soilars, Mary Nauman, Diane Brookshire, Wanda Ritchie, Patricia Marley, Joan McCord. First row: Jackie Brewer, Hilda Soilars, Phyllis Hollingsworth, Billie Scales, Phyllis Cline, Judith Glaze, Patty Humphries, Carolyn Rowles, Linda Lee Morgan, Mabel Fuller, Kay Thomas. JOAN PITTENGER RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR 4-H CLUB ORCHESTRA Back row: Leader, Miss Keller, Nancy Napman, Joyce Miller, Eddie Miller, Bonnie Broyles, Patricia Brown, Wanda Ritchie, Helen Miller. Second row: Robert Watson, Wayne Campbell, Bob Shull, Edward Alley, Earl Snodgrass, Rosalyn Darter, Richard Dragoo, Bill Shull, Bruce McColm, Jerry Sayre. First row: Bill Brown, Charles Smith, Herschel Brown, Patty Broyles, Kent Moore, Billy Clarke, Larry Campbell, Norris Lee, Richard Johnson, Farrell Broyles. VERSE CHOIR GLEE CLUB Back row: Larry Campbell, Richard Dragoo, Dick Fedor, Gene Foust, Paul Smith, James Coppock, Bob Fink, Phillip Turner, Bill Curts, Del Painter. Second row: Leader, Miss Keller, Farrell Broyles, Bill Clarke. James Curts, Fred Niccum, Norris Lee, Earl Snodgrass, Edward Alley, Bill Shull. Front row: Eugene Christie, Carl Hiestand, Eddie Besser, Eddie Miller Richard Johnson, Charles Smith, Bob Shull, Bob Dowling, Richard Adams. GIRLS CHORUS saaia omos aoiNinf ano BAND Back row: Bob Shull, Edward Alley, Earl Snodgrass, Rosalyn Darter, Richard Dragoo, Bill Shull, Bruce McColm, Miss Elinor Keller, Leader. Second row: Joyce Miller, Bill Brown, Charles Smith, Herschel Brown, Patty Broyles, Kent Moore, Bill Clarke, Larry Campbell, Norris Lee, Richard Johnson, Farrell Broyles. First row: Wayne Campbell, Jerry Sayre. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB This is a new club organized this year and sponsored by Mr. Galbraith. SYCAMORE’S DRIVE IN CHILD PORTRAITS MCDONALD’S ANNUALS — COMMERCIAL MOTOR SALES “Speed-Life Portraits by Muncie, Indiana MONARCH STUDIO Anderson, Indiana Phone 8525 WOI.TDV Nil AMVTM'ra'JT BEATON’S MOTOR GO. FORD Phone 89 Alexandria ✓ • Good Furniture MAKES BETTER HOMES H H SANDWICH SHOP ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA BROYLES FURNITURE CO. North Harrison Street ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA OZA PARKER CO. GILMAN GRAIN CO. Cylinder Reconditioning General Machine Work GOODRICH FEEDS SEED GRAIN Acetylene and Electric Welding Auto Parts Courteous Service 123 W. Washington Street Phone 219 ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA Compliments of YORKTOWN LUMBER CO. Lumber, Sash, Doors, etc. Dial 418 YORKTOWN, INDIANA MARY JANE BARBER BEAUTY SHOP 111S. High St. Budget Shampoo and Set 75c Mon., Tues., Wed. Guaranteed Perm. $4.00 up No appointment necessary MUNCIE, INDIANA APPEARANCE DOCTORS BARBER SERVICE 104 N. Mulberry MUNCIE, INDIANA Compliments of NORTH STAR DRIVE IN 17th S. Madison Sts. MUNCIE, INDIANA Let thestar Be Your Guide to Finer Foods. GROULEFF MAUCK 1500 North Walnut St. MUNCIE, INDIANA WRIGHT’S MARATHON AUTO ACCESSORIES MOTOR TUNE-UP ROAD SERVICE Phone 2-1628 701 S. Walnut Street RITE-WAY SHOE STORE R. PAUL ROBINSON, Prop. 309 East Wysor treet MUNCIE, INDIANA ROYER MOTOR SALES USED CARS BOUGHT and SOLD Willard and Mulberry Sts. Phone 2-7622 Muncie, Indiana BB CONFECTIONERY MAGAZINES — CANDY Curb Service SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN SERVICE Dial 2-3255 Muncie 1 COMPLIMENTS OF R. L. SCOTT PARTS CO. 224 N. Walnut St. MUNCIE PHONE 7709 MUNCIE MOTOR SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS Telephone 6724 MUNCIE, INDIANA T. E. 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Allman Phone 793 Yorktown FULLER’S SHELL SERVICE GAS OIL TIRE REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES YORKTOWN, INDIANA CHILDS SON PLUMBING — HEATING HARDWARE SUNBEAM FURNACES AUTOMATIC WATER SYSTEMS YORKTOWN, INDIANA Phone 731 YORKTOWN SERVICE STATION AUTO ACCESSORIES BATTERIES TIRES GAS GREASING OIL YORKTOWN, INDIANA RALPH’S MARKET GROCERY and MEAT MARKET YORKTOWN, INDIANA Phone 481 Mgr., RALPH McSHURLEY CAMMACK IMPLEMENT GARAGE OLIVER TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS General Repair ROWLES MORGAN PRILLMAN STORE INC. FURNITURE AND HARDWARE YORKTOWN, INDIANA Dial 333 • REED BROTHERS ELEVATOR “STATE PILOT FEEDS” FERTILIZER COAL FARM SUPPLIES CAMMACK, INDIANA CLASS PROPHECY Graduation was over and with a feeling of great excitement I began to walk. As I was walking along a little bird was singing and seemed to say “follow me. Suddenly it was very cold and I looked around I found I was in Canada. I heard someone calling, “Peanuts for sale. I wondered who would be selling peanuts in the cold and as I glanced around I found it was my old classmate, Don Kelly. We then ventured on and I noticed it was getting warmer. We were back in the U. S. and were walking down a small street when we noticed a cute little house with many small children running about. As we were about to pass the mother came out to call to her children and I found it was Wanda Finley. We stopped and chatted for a while and then ventured on. We were then in New York City. I thought we might as well spend a little time here and enjoy ourselves and the sights of the large city. We decided on Radio City. As we entered there was a featured crooner on and who could it be but another classmate. Jack Walls. As we were about to leave a woman came in to clean the floors and who do you suppose it was, it was another classmate, Bobbie Kelso. We then hurried on. Next we found ourselves in Washington, D. C. We decided to visit the Congress while we were there. As we entered we noticed they were in session and the President was speaking. Beside him was a man who was his secretary and wrote his speeches. He was James Coppock. Suddenly we found ourselves in the middle of nowhere. I looked around and as we were about to leave I noticed a small pond with a man sitting on the shore. We went over to him and I was surprised to find Dick Fedor there trying to teach some small ducks to swim. We next found ourselves in a small town. As we were walking down the street we happened to pass another classmate, Barbara Sites. We talked for a while and I found out she was happily married to a garbage collector. We then found ourselves in a court room and there behind the Judge’s desk was our classmate, Cuba Hessler. But, wait, who is that on trial, it is another classmate. Gene Foust, for putting paper wads in the water fountain at the street fair. I noticed we were getting farther south suddenly we noticed a sign. It said “Come to the Conta Marla for lots of fun. We decided we might as well see what it was while we were so near. As we entered we noticed the manager greeting guests. As.we came up to him we recognized Paul Smith. As we were about to leave I noticed there was to be a basketball game that night with an all girl team. The coach was our old friend, Fredous Jefferson. We were on our way again. As we were wandering about we noticed we were on a large plantation and it seemed to smell of garlic. We asked where we were and we found we were on a garlic plantation owned by Ermel McCord. Suddenly it was very hot. I asked where we were and found we were in the middle of Africa. I heard boogie woogie music when I noticed a white girl trying to teach the natives to dance. I found it was my old friend Susan Benadum. We had a short chat and then hurried on. Next we found ourselves in London. I noticed there was a carnival in town. As we wandered about I heard an announcer calling “come see the woman on the trapeze and the lion trainer. As I came closer I noticed the announcer was Jack Wiseman. I bought a ticket and went inside. When the performance started I found the trapeze performer was Dolly Antrim and the lion tamer was—I suddenly awakened from my day dream and heard my mother telling me to hurry to the grocery. Mary Brown DELAWARE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION THE CADE CO. FLORAL ARTISTS Corner Main and Walnut Streets Muncie, Indiana Phone 6851 INCORPORATED GRINDING COAL Phone 6085 Munde R. R. No. 6 CAMMACK, INDIANA Compliments of APPLEGATE GROCERY Yorktown Phone 734 MILLER’S STATION Bethel Pike GENERAL REPAIRING GAS AND OIL Compliments of DONOVAN’S GROCERY CAMMACK, INDIANA SHANER’S GROCERY STORE and RESTAURANT GARAGE WORK Gaston State Road 28 R. R. 1 Ind. H00SIER BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers 218 East Main MODERN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY H. J. SHRADER CO. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 121 East Main St. SPORTING GOODS Phone 2-8612 307 E. Main St. MUNCIE, INDIANA MUNCIE, INDIANA SENIOR OFFICERS TAYLOR S KOZEE KORNER BAREFOOT POULTRY EGG CO. 317 N. High Street GROCERY and SERVICE STATION Phone 3261 BETHEL at TILLOTSON MUNCIE, INDIANA E. M. Taylor Phone 6007 Andersonville, Indiana ORV’S DRIVE IN WHEN AT MUNCIE FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS Stop There for Delicious STEAK BURGERS, FRENCH FRIES, SHAKES MALTS CLEANING — DYEING PRESSING At Wheeling Bridge Across from Phone 5541 Field House MUNCIE, INDIANA MODES PLACE WEST PARAGON SERVICE GAS — GROCERIES — MEATS RESTAURANT Road 35 at 28 GAS OIL GARAGE WORK DONE ANTHONY, INDIANA ANTHONY, INDIANA SLAUGHTER FEED STORE ROWLETT’S Jamesway Barn Poultry Equipment G. E. Farm Supplies Purina Feeds — Grain — Seeds HARDWARE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME But Clothing MUNCIE, INDIANA MUNCIE, INDIANA BUS DRIVERS First row: Wendell Nottingham. Everett Curts Jay Sayre, John Carpenter. Second row: Kenny Steward, Wendell Besser, Warren Sollars, George Clendenin, Donald Lee, Charles Hunter. Missing when picture was taken, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Johnson. PRODUCER’S Quality • milk • buttermilk • butter • chocolate milk ALLEN SON • cream • cottage cheese Processed by 121 E. Washington St. Phone 100 INDIANA DAIRY MARKETING ASSOCIATION Kaiser and Frazer Dealer The Home of Homogenized Milk ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA F M DRESS SHOPPE Ladies and Children Ready to Wear NORTHVIEW SERVICE STATION ALEXANDRIA Corner of North Walnut and Centennial Phone 2-3436 DANNER’S 5 10c STORE HAWKINS HUMPHRIES ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA GARAGE General Repair Alexandria CARTER CO. PAUL VERMILLION THE MEN’S STORE Jeweler Alexandria Phone 58 WATCHES DIAMONDS ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA WILLIAM’S GRILLE 106 N. Harrison FLEENOR’S AUTO PARTS ALEXANDRIA HOME COOKED MEALS Phone 110 Never Closed ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA McKEE’S FRESH FRUITS JACK JILL SHOPPE VEGETABLES INFANT’S CHILDREN’S APPAREL State R. 9 Phone 1043 ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Washed and Dried One Hour VET0R HINTON STANDARD SERVICE Phone 160 Alexandria Intersection 9 28 Phone 810 MR. PENROD AT WORK ARMY SUPPLY STORE MUNCIE, INDIANA CARPENTER HARDWARE If we don’t have It, we can get it. HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PAINTS PLUMBING FIXTURES Sports pause... Have a Coke Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (Muncie, Ind.) Inc. GOODLANDER SISTERS L. G. BALFOUR CO. Photographers Class Jewelry — Class Sweaters Graduation Announcements Calling Cards 363 Johnson Building Phone 2-1464 SPECIAL PRICES TO SENIORS Medals and Trophies JESSE E. GREEN, State Manager DALEVILLE, INDIANA Public Accounting Tax Accounting Auditing Bookkeeping. W. C. CLINE ACCOUNTANT R. R. 6, Bethel Pike MUNCIE, INDIANA Phone 3-1008 for Appointment MRS. TOWNSEND AT WORK COMPLIMENTS OF Wolfe’s Ice Cream R. R. 5, East Jackson Dial 9281 MUNCIE, INDIANA DELAWARE Engraving Lithograph Co. MUNCIE, INDIANA August 27, 1948 August 30, 1948 September 1, 1948 September 2, 1948 September 6, 1948 September 16, 1948 September 24, 1948 September 28, 1948 September 30, 1948 October 1, 1948 October 1, 1948 October 5, 1948 October 5, 1948 October 11, 1948 October 15, 1948 October 21-22, 1948 October 27, 1948 November 5, 1948 November 9, 1948 November 14, 1948 November 21, 1948 December 3, 1948 December 14, 1948 December 16, 1948 December 24-Jan. 3 January 7, 1949 January 20, 1949 January 26, 1949 February 17, 1949 February 23, 1949 March 11, 1949 March 17, 1949 March 18, 1949 March 23, 1949 March 31-April 1, 1949 April 8, 1949 April 14, 1949 April 17, 1949 April 22, 1949 April 23, 1949 April 29, 1949 SCHOOL CALENDAR School Started. Mrs. Townsend was chosen sponsor of the Senior Class. Other classes of the assembly chose their sponsors. High School religious convocation, Reverend Carson speaker. Labor Day Vacation. Mrs. Townsend and Mr. Penrod invited the Seniors and their parents to meet at the school. The subject discussed was a senior trip to Washington. Senior Skating Party. Mr. Greene was at school and Seniors ordered name cards and chose invitations. High School Convocation — musical. The Juniors received their class rings. Seventh grade had a party at the home of Wanda Alley. The eighth grade theater party. The Seniors went to Muncie to have their pictures taken at the Goodlander's studio. The high school elected yell leaders. Senior and Junior Carnival. Teachers Association. Senior Box Social. Sophomores got their class sweaters. Seniors had a potluck supper at Mrs. Townsend’s. Sophomores Theater Party. Freshmen went to see Sonja Henie. Joyce Miller and Cuba Hessler went to Purdue to a Mock Legislature. Senior Play. Entire School Convocation. Christmas Vacation. Dixie Four. High School Convocation. P. T. A. Play. High School Convocation. Grade Convocation. Dixie Four, Sponsored by Senior Parents. High School Convocation. Spring Musical. Grade Convocation. Seniors to Washington, D. C. Junior Play. School Convocation. Baccalaureate. Commencement. Reception, Junior and Senior. School Closes. CLASS WILL Susan Benadum bequeaths her long hair to Marilyn Mills and Bill to no one. Mary Brown bequeaths her blue eyes to Anna Lowe and her nice ways to Sue Ann Kelso. Wanda Finley bequeaths her ability to get a man and hold him to Phyllis Galbraith and Dick to no one. Bobbie Kelso bequeaths her ability to sing to Marjorie Shaner and Jack to no one. Barbara Sites bequeaths her blonde hair to Phyllis Melson and her quiet ways to Beverly Tull. Cuba Hessler bequeaths her love of singing to the eighth grade boys. Dollie Antrim bequeaths her size 4% shoes to any girl who can get them on. Jack Walls bequeaths his ability to tear up cars and then get another one to Bob Puterbaugh. Paul Smith bequeaths his- ability to get girls to Kenny McLaughlin and his curly hair to Ronnie Watson. Jack Wiseman bequeaths his ability to get along with Gaston girls to anyone who wants them and his big black cigars to Chuck Smith. Gene Foust bequeaths his ability to go steady to anyone who wishes it Don Kelly bequeaths his ability to eat so much to Bill Shull and his Model A to no one. Fredous Jefferson bequeaths his toni to the girls who want it, and his red turtle neck sweater to Jim Anderson. James Coppock bequeaths his ability to make speeches to Farrel Broyles and his yellow tie to Marvin Clevenger. Dick Fedor bequeaths his mustache to Harry Brown and his brilliant jokes to anyone who can stand them. Ermel McCord bequeaths his long eye lashes to Billy Clark and his way with a certain sophomore girl to no one. The Senior Class bequeaths its ability to learn to cooperate to all the classes of Harrison Twp. School. To all Harrison students, we the seniors, bequeath the guiding and helping hand of Mrs. Townsend and Mr. Penrod. -----------—------------------- — T PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENERS DIRT FILTERS IRON FILTERS Grand Gas Ranges Bryant Water Heaters Matio Floor Tile Prestile Wall Tile Flint Walling Pumps Geneva Kitchen Cabinets Universal Appliances Coolerator Freezers Strongberg Carlson Radio PERFECT APPLIANCES, INC. Middletown Pike, R. R. 2 Muncie One Block South of City Limits on Hoyt Ave. Phone 2-8351 Dallas Hart, Phone Gaston 31 R 14 All of us who have worked on this book wish to thank all of you who have so kindly helped us to publish this book .Special thanks should go to the Faculty, the photographers (Mr. Jones and the Goodlander Sisters), those who have so kindly purchased advertisements, the Delaware Engraving Co., and the student body who have supported us by purchasing these books. Here s to good looking and good reading!