Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1952 volume:

Garrisonian We, the yearbook Staff of 1952, dedicate the Harrisonian to the teachers and parents who have given us kindly guidance and a helping hand along the way. One Harrison Township High School STAFF MEMBERS CO-EDITORS Eddie Miller Ed Alley Harry Brown Regina Long Joyce Brown Watson Patricia Clevenger Leroy Reed Ruth Nicely Mike Ratcliffe Josephine Tull Wayne Campbell Bob Brown Janice Greenwalt Bobby Watson Bob Fink SENIORS Lyle Plank Phyllis Clevenger Mildred Gasper Nila Harrold Nancy Nauman Barbara Thomas Earl Snodgrass Fred Niccum JUNIORS David Terry SOPHOMORES Wanda Alley Charles Cox Nancy Ellen Bowers FRESHMEN Linda Terry Martha Cooper INDEX 1. Introduction 2. Staff Members and Index 3. School Building 4. to 7. Administration 7. to 13. Seniors 13. to 19. Parade of Classes 19. to 24. Parade of Grades 24. Autographs 25,to 33. Parade of Athletics 33. to 72. Parade of Activities and Ads. Two OUR SCHOOL BUILDING Harrison High Schhol, erected in nineteen hundred twenty-four. Is one that we shall be proud to have attended, forevermore, Our faculty is one of the best. And they, from time to time, have we blest. We graduate from Harrison High, a big success. And travel life’s weary road with great happiness. To this school we have traveled for many long years. And now we are leaving, with joys and tears. By Michael Ratcliffe Robert Fink and Eddie Miller Three Four MERRITT REED County Superintendent LOYD PENROD Principal VERNON FUSON Harrison Township Trustee ADVISORY BOARD LLOYD McCREERY WILLIAM YEAGER ALPHA SAYRE Five LOYD G. PENROD Ball State-B.S. - M.A. Social Science English Administration CHARLES MARCUS Ball State B.S. General Business Shorthand Phy. Ed. ELINOR RITCHIE Ball State A.B. English Music BARBARA S. HEETER Ball State A.B. Education English DEVA ADAMS Ball State M.A. in Ed. Vocation Home Ecomomics Phy. Ed. High School JEAN MILLS Indiana University Butler University B. A. History Spanish JOHN CRAIG Ball State B.S Phy. Ed. Typing Bookkeeping Health - Safety ELI ROSCOE Ball State B. S. Education Social Problems Phy. Ed. PAULINE DORTON Ball State B. S. Purdue University Library Jr. High Home Ec. General Science LOWELL E. CLINE Ball State B.S. Mathematics Physics Drivers Training JOHN K. WRIGHT Purdue University B. S. Agriculture Biology Chemistry Agriculture EDITH PENROD Muncie Business College Clerk SENIORS MR. PENROD Co-Sponsor MISS DORTON Class Sponsor HARRY BROWN Senior President Junior Vice-President Freshman Treasurer 4-H 6 years F.F.A. 4 Judging 4 Glee Club 3 Track 2 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 EDDIE MILLER Senior Vice-President Sophomore President Yearbook Editor 4-H 7 years F.F.A. 4 ” Judging 3 ” Band 2 ’ ’ Orchestra 7 ” SHERMAN REED Senior Secretary 4-H 2 years F.F.A. 4 ’• Judging 3 ’ Glee Club 4 ” Ag. Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Junior Play BARBARA THOMAS Senior Treasurer Freshman Secretary Sophomore Secretary F.H.A. 4 years F.H.A. President F.H.A. Secretary Chorus 4 years Junior Play Eight SENIORS EDDIE BESSER 4-H 3 years F.F.A. 4 •• Judging 3 M Glee Club 4 ” Basketball 4 •• Baseball 2 ” Track 3 ” JOYCELYN SUE BROWN WATSON Junior Secretary Sophomore Secretary 4-H 6 years F.H.A. 4 ” F.H.A. Songleader Chorus 3 years Verse Choir 1 ” Correspondence Club Cheerblock 2 Junior Play NILA HARROLD 4-H 5 Junior Leader 1 Cheerblock 2 Chorus 2 Librarian 1 years EARL SNODGRASS Junior President Sophomore Treasurer 4-H F.F.A. Judging Glee Club Band Orchestra Basketball Baseball Track Junior Play 4 years 4 3 4 2 2 4 3 2 ED ALLEY 4-H 6 ye; Band 4 •• Orchestra 4 Glee Club 2 Basketball - 3 ” Track Junior Play 1 M REGINA LONG 4-H 7 years Junior Leader 1 ” F.H.A. 4 •• F.H.A. Treasurer 1 ” Cafeteria 4 ” Orchestra 3 ’ Band 3 ” Chorus 4 ” Verse Choir 1 •• Cheerblock 3 Librarian 3 ” Junior Play Nine SENIORS PATRICIA CLEVENGER 4-H Club 5 years Junior Leader 1 Cafeteria 2 ” Girls Chorus 4 ” Chorus Secretarj 1 ” Cheerblock 3 ” Junior Play FRED NICCUM 4-H 1 year F.F.A. 4 ” Judging 1 ” Glee Club 4 ” Ag. Basketball 1 M Baseball 1 ” Basketball 2 ” LYLE PLANK 4-H Judging Glee Club Track 6 years 2 '• 3 ” 1 ” PHYLLIS CLEVENGER 4-H 9 years Junior Leader 2 ■ F.H.A. 3 ” Cafeteria 4 '• Chorus 4 ’ Cheerblock 1 ” Librarian 1 M MILDRED GASPER 4-H Cafeteria Chorus Verse Choir Librarian Junior Play 2 years 4 ” 4 1 ' 1 DUANE SITES 4-H 2 years F.F.A. 4 •• Judging Team 4 Glee Club 2 ” Ten SENIORS EDNA DAVIS F.H.A. 2 years Cafeteria 4 ” Chorus 4 ” Verse Choir 1 ” Cheerblock 1 ” NANCY NAUMAN Freshman President F.H.A. 4 Orchestra 4 Chorus 4 Junior Play years ROBERT FINK Junior Treasurer 4-H 7 years F.F.A. 4 ” F.F.A. President Judging Yearbook Co-editor Glee Club 4 ” Junior Play RUBY CONNER Cafeteria 4 years Chorus 3 Office Work 2 ” RUTH NICELY Chorus 4 years Cheerblock 1 Office Work 1 ” Eleven THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of 1952 consists of 21 members, eleven girls, and ten boys, Eddie Besser, Harry Brown, Joyce Brown, Ruby Conner, Robert Fink, Regina Long, Eddie Miller, Nancy Nauman, Freddie Niccum, Duane Sites, Sherman Reed, and Barbara Thomas, were the twelve members who began school in September of 1940. Phyllis and Patricia Cleven- ger joined us in February. Mrs. Nottingham started us on our journey. In the second year of our school life we were greeted by Mrs. McDaniels, We were very unfortunate to lose one of our classmates, Barbara Thomas. Mrs. McDaniel passed us on to the third grade,where Mrs. Gwaltney had charge of us. We were progressing very nice, when Mrs. Gwaltney decided to promote us to the fourth grade. Mrs. Carnes, was our teacher. We were very happy to gain a new member, Lyle Plank from Gaston. Mrs. Elva Smith taught us through the fifth grade. Edna Davis coming from Muncie Harrison School, joined our class at the beginning of that year. Mrs.Golda Brown, prepared us in the sixth grade before entering into the assembly. Mrs. Adams and Mr. Stroup, our sponsors, helped us out in the first year of Jr. High. Mildred Gasper joined us that year. Lyle Plank moved to Gaston. Finally we were promoted to the eighth grade. Earl Snodgrass entered our class from Muncie. Mrs. Adams was our sponsor. The next year when yve came back to school we realized we were the “Green” Fresh- men. We had some new members that year. Barbara Thomas came back from Wilson Jr. High, Ed Alley from Royerton, and Lyle Plank from Gaston. Mr. Glancy was our sponsor. We went to Indianapolis that year to see Sonja Henie. When we entered our Sophomore year we found we had a new student, Ruth Nicely. That year we sold magazines and made money, looking forward to our Senior Trip. Mr. Glancy had charge of us. Upon entering the eleventh grade we had a lot of activities to do. Mrs. Mills helped us with our Junior Play, and the selling of concessions at the basketball games. Nila Harrold joined us from New Castle. Finally at last we are the Seniors. We had two sponsors that year. Miss Dorton and Mr. Penrod. In October we had our Senior Carnival and our Senior Play, “ The Skeleton Walks” in April. We also went on our Senior Trip in April to Washington D.C., New York, and Niagara Falls. All in all, we Seniors feel that our years at Harrison have been the happiest and most pleasant years of our life. Regina Long T welve JUNIORS First Row: Bill Winkle, President, Joan McCord, V-President, Barbara Conn, Secretary, Barbara Turner, Treasurer Second Row: Mary Nauman, Jerry Sayer, Jane Colter, David Terry Third Row: Michael Ratcliff, Wanda Bor- em, Larry Clendennin, Phyllis Eppard Fourth Row: Gretchen Stephenson, John Sollars, Patty Marley, Pat Herbert Fifth Row: Bill Brown, Clay Williams, Lois Watson, Charles Conn Sixth Row: Joe Sayre, Euretta Harris, Max Clevenger, Phyllis Stephens Seventh Row: Eileen Martzall, Dick Hirons. Fourteen Fifteen SOPHOMORES First Row: Wayne Rinker, President, Bob Brown, V-President, Helen Penrod, Secretary, Mekle Hargis, Treasurer Second Row: Joan Davis, Wayne Camp- bell, Sally Wright, Howard Sellers Third Row: Joe Brown, Pat Skinner, Bill Sites, Roberta Sites Fourth Row: Ruth Ann Childs, Eldon Johnson, Josephine Tull, Chester Huffman Fifth Row: Harold Reed, Nancy John- son, Charles Cox, Nancy Bowers Sixth Row: Pat Brown, Marshall Hat- ton, Wanda Alley, Charles Benadum Sixth Row: Carl Reed, Pat Humphries, Carl Long, Phyllis Cox Seventh Row: Sara Mills, Carolyn Rowles, Raleen McCreery, Shirley Decker. FRESHMEN First Row: Eldon Plank, President, Gilbert Huffman, Treasurer, Janice Greenwalt, Secretary, Jack Sayre, V-President, and Mary Justus Second Row: Shirley Glass, Robert Good- ing, Elaine Mart, Junior Bryant, Jean Cline Third Row: Lloyd Hiestand, Patty Broyles, Donald Welsh, Judy Glaze, Billy Brown Fourth Row: Everett Antrim, Lindalee Morgan, Bobby Watson, Linda Terry, Ferrell Conner Fifth Row: Robert Boyle, Wilma Will- iams, Jerry Thomas, Mary Reed, Michael Irwin Sixth Row: Larry Edwards, Marietta Boyle, Jim Stephenson, Marilyn Jones, Virgil Little Seventh Row: Ed Townsend, Darlene Wray, Richard Gasper, Martha Cooper, Harry Thomas Eigth Row: Shirley Garland, Cletis Gillespie, Dick Frazier, Joan Sites, Jack Doughty. Sixteen First Row: Nancy Robbins, President, Hilda Sollars, V-President, Nancy Merry, Secretary, Mary Ann Brown, Treasurer, Carolyn Persinger Second Row: Jimmy Beedle, Mary Riley, Robert Conn, Martha Nauman, Byron Edwards Third Row: Shirley Brandenburg, John Perdue, Sue Clegg, Richard Bailey, Ann Harrold Fourth Row: Charles Webb, Patty Steph- enson, Larry Hargis, Joyce Yeager, Ronald Johnson Fifth Row: Sue McCammon, Albert Mod- glin, Carletta Cart, Jerry Fuson, Frances Long Sixth Row: Tommie Watkins, John Wray, Alta Doughty, Richard Dog- gett, Norman Borror Seventh Row: James Lowe, Paul Hildreth, Rosemary McColm, Norman Ashby, Harold Hiestand Eighth Row: Billie Bryant, Donnie Skin- ner, Dee Clevenger, Charles Nauman, Herschel Brown Ninth Row: Charles McKay, Kay Thomas, Patricia DeWitt, Darlene De- Witt, Wendell Boyle. EIGHTH GRADE Seventeen SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Bobby Colter, President, Dean Campbell, V-President, Roseann Shull, Secretary, Phillip Glaze, Treasurer, Darwin Clevenger Second Row: Kenneth Morgan, Judy Sayre, Adalee Lovern, Wayne Lee, Charlene Townsend Third Row: Pierce Foster, Gordon Long, Marilyn Holloway, John Mills, Phyllis Hollingsworth Fourth Row: Judy Simmons, Margaret Hat- ton, Danny Johnson, Barbara Jones, Virgil Conner Fifth Row: Jerry Townsend, Joann Scales, Richard Brown, Evelyn Gasper, Carl Snodgrass Sixth Row: Carolyn Sites, Lois Ann Short, Guy Konkle, Patty Painter, Ira Jones Seventh Row: Harold Thomas, Judy Irwin, Jimmie Adams, Nancy Good- ing, Billy Modglin Eighth Row: Jimmy Nauman, Patsy Little, Jerry Mifflin, Joyce Hartless, Jimmie Brown Ninth Row: Bob Crozier, Janet Antrim, Donnie Fedor, Darline Brown, Donnie Bailey,. Eighteen Grade Teachers E.PAUL METZCAR Ball State ELVA SMITH Indiana University Ball State MARGARET FIGHT Ball State-B.S. LEANORE MICHAEL Indiana University Ball State EVA K. SELLERS Ball State-B.S. BLANCHE McDANIEL Ball State BERNICE OLIVER Ball State B.S. Nineteen SIXTH GRADE First Row: Robert Murphy, James Ramsey, Darrel Wray, Dennis Beedle, Kenneth Stuart, Wayne Clements, Rex Welsh, Bruce Carpenter, Charles West. Second Row: Janet Nauman, Janice McCreery, Linda Clark, Karen Chase, Arlene Thorn- ell, Betty Case, Barbara Thompson, Janice Thomas, Pearl Blankenship, Loretta Clark. Third Row: David Rogers, Dennis Stansberry, Patsy Hargis, Linda Orcutt, Wanda Miller, Linda Enterkin, Gloria Ross, Martha DeWitt, Linda Byers, David Cooper, John Ramsey. Fourth Row: Gene Shull, Donald Ritchie, Ralph Wray, Billy Nicely, Paul Metzcar, Spencer Campbell, Mark Pitzer, Tommy Robbins, James Carley. Those who were absent when picture was taken: Billy Long and Max Cunningham. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Estle True, Herbie Jones, Jeffery Clements, Larry Bailey, Charles Ladd, Jessie Blankenship, Larry Miller, Dennis Morgan. Second Row: Sharon DeWitt, Susan Edwards, Patty Gooding, Janet Foust, Sharon Craw- ley, Sandra Pitser, Patsy Terry, Nancy Marks, Wilma Konkle, Sharon Enterkin. Third Row: Mrs. Smith, Isabelle Thompson, Lucretia Runkle, Judy Costin, Patricia Gribble, Janet Brass, Bernice Monroe. Crystal Skinner, Sandra Antrim. Fourth Row: Robert Broyles, Joe McCammon, Van Nelson, James Monroe, Junior Con- ner, Gary Drumm. Virgil True, John Murphy, Bruce Penrod, Steve Caldemeyre, Donnie Addison. Absent when picture was taken: Billy Stevens. Twenty FOURTH GRADE First Row: Phillip Townsend, Richard Cline, Carl Brown, Eddie Glaze, David Sim- mons, Billy Watson, George Pettigrew, Ronnie Hollingsworth, Orville Musick, Richard Campbell, Ronnie Scott,Leslie Cox Second Row Virginia Modglin, Billie Joe Stephenson, Jane Ellen Stuart, Chris Jackson, Linda Howard, Karlene Warley, Marilyn Nauman, Phyllis Modglin,Shirley Winningham, Geraldine Frye, Diana Mansfield, Judy Beedle, Judith Burton, Carolyn Hargis Third Row: Philip Drumm, Barbara Clark, Elaine Buchanan, Betty Mifflin, Dianne Stephen, Jane Vardaman, Gloria Borror, Rita Kay Scales, Carol Carpenter, Alice Costin, Glynnis Fink, Norma Winningham, Evelyn Bowman, Martha Kay Haste Fourth Row: Mrs. Oliver, David Gooding, Larry Rowles, Richard Humphries, Eddie Livingston, Larry Joe Rector, Ronnie Martzall, Billie Foster, Stevie Marley, James Breedlove, Billy Jones, Rex Jackson, Bobby Shipley, David Brown. Absent when picture was taken: Lonetta Judd, Naomi Stansberry, Judith Thenis, Jack Long. THIRD GRADE First Row: Mary Costin, Linda Scott, Mara Chase, Margaret Terry, Phoebe Thomas, Janalee Lewis, Zandra Carmin, Mary Ann Mart, Shirley Wilcox, Dar- lene Harshman, Joan Benadum, Judy Yeager, Nadine Konkle, Dianna Nicely, Judy Morton. Second Row: Donald Wray, Harley Conway, Ronnie Winkle, Douglas Mifflin, Paul Carnes, Eddie Pomeroy, Johnny Oldfield, Buel Brown, Jimmy Hollingsworth, Gerald Herbert, Larry Gr enwatt .Third Row: Byron Brown, Henry Thomas, Charles Clark, Charles Modglin, Jimmy Pitser, Ronald Holloway, Wesley Baldwin, Phillip True, Jimmy Irwin, Thomas Ross, Clifford Glass, Jerry Shull, Jerry Stanley, Mrs. Fight. Absent when picture was taken: Carolyn Scales T wmty-onc SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Mrs. Michael, Benny Benefiel, Roy Jackson, Roger Lee, Geril Potter, Roy Campbell, Mike Charles Anderson, Jimmy Curts Second Row: Margaret Sharp, Sharon Brooks, Karen Plank, Helen Winningham, Dianna Dwiggins, Bonita Gribble, Trina Glaze Third Row: Carl Himes, Richard Clark, Bud William Marks, Linda Marks, Carol Lynn Miller, Bess Ann Watson, Judy Ann Orcutt, Rita Kay Stuart, Carol Sue West Fourth Row: Philip McCammon, Bill Thompson, Ronnell Morgan, Dickie Stout, Glen Tremaine, Larry Gillispie. Absent when picture was taken: Bonnie Sue Runkel. SECOND GRADE Twenty-two First Row: Lee LaVern Shultz, Thomas Antrim, Richard Breedlove, Edward Cham- berlain, Garland Herbert, Sammy Cooper, Leland Huffman, Thomas Davis, James Miller, Michael McCreery, Teddy Bowman, John Enterkin Second Row: Sharon Lynn Sayre, Rosalie Burton, Nancy Qualkinbush, Diana K. Rowles, Marilyn Tremaine, Janet Hargis, Marilyn Scales, Linda Sites, Barbara Lewis, Sharon Ann Foster Third Row: Judy Ann Carpenter, Anne Clevenger, Suzanne Clevenger, Linda Ruth Gil- pin, Judy Arlene Carpenter, Mary Ruth Alley, Twila Antrim, Marjorie Blankenship. Sharon Reed. Fourth Row: Principal, Loyd G. Penrod, Steven Morgan, Robert Worley, Aaron Joseph Clark, Charles Brooks, Robert Konkle, Bill Monjar, Gary Townsend, Thomas People, Blanche McDaniel Absent when picture was taken: Richard Nottingham. Melissa Spurgeon. Linda Foster, Jeanette Royer, Walter Glen Rowles. FIRST GRADE First Row: John Reynolds. Elmer Reynolds, Alan Reed, Gary Clark, David Skill- man, Billy Haste, Jeffrey McKinley, Mike Lee, Jerry Glass, David Cooper, Danny Winningham, Tommy Nelson Second Row: Sharon Ramsey, Betty Brennen, Linda Antrim, Nancy Mahoney, Sandra Skinner, Lillie May Mason, Kristin Monjar, Loretta Buchanan, Jeweleen Simpson, Connie Hiestand Third Row: Theresa Morgan, Willoughby Enterkin, Pamela Dixon, Janet Living- ston, Donna Stansberry, Karla Benefiel, Sharon Plummer, Hattie Cunningham, Juanita Hiestand Fourth Row: David Wilcox, Alan Adams, Tommy Edwards, Frederick Adams, Marshall Bowman, Eva Sellers, Philip Lovern, Nelson Chase, Justice Winning- ham, David Vise, Keith Greenwalt. Absent when picture was taken: Robert Brown, Cecelia Gooding, Alma Rowles Marsha Watson. PLAYGROUND T wmty-tbree YELL LEADERS The yell leaders, Helen Sue Penrod and Sara Mills, really had lots of pep and enthusiasm. They were very capable girls, and helped to spark the pep club to great enthusiasm, too. They worked hard all year and presented new yells and ideas to the pep club and student body which gave life to the old ball- games. T ucntysix CHEERING BLOCK First Row:( Reading left to right) Helen Penrod, Dean Campbell, Hilda Sonars, Marilyn Holloway, Judy Sayre. Josephine Tull, Phyllis Clevenger. John Mills, Sara Mills. Second Row: Mrs.Heeter, sponsor, Wayne Lee, Joan Davis, Sally Wright, Ruth Ann Childs, Nancy Johnson. Edna Davis, James Brown. Third Row: Richard Brown, Joyce Yeager, Nancy Robbins, Phyllis Cox, Nancy Gooding. Nancy Merry. Darwin Clevenger. Fourth Row: Larry Hargis, Jean Cline, Charlene Townsend, Patty Painter, Eve- lyn Gasper, Sue McCammon, Bobby Colter. Fifth Row: Charles McKay, Patty Humphries, Phyllis Hollingsworth, Elaine Mart, Mary Justice, Barbara Thomas, Jerry Fuson. Sixth Row: Charles Nauman, Carletta Cart, Shirley Glass, Ann Harrold, Kay Thomas, Judy Irwin. Carl Snodgrass. r wenty-seven Seventh Row: John Wray, Patty Brown, Patricia Clevenger, Nila Harrold, Wanda Alley, David Brown, Dee Clevenger. BASEBALL Front row: Richard Gasper, Donnie Welsh, Eldon Plank, Michael Irwin Middle Row: Jerry Sayre, Sherman Reed, Charlie Cox. Wayne Rinker, Eddie Besser, John Sollars, Earl Snodgrass Back Row: Mr. Roscoe, Fred Niccum, Wayne Campbell, Coach Charlie Marcus, Joe Sayre, Karl Reed, Jack Sayre, Mr. Cline Schedule Harrison 1 Yorktown 3 HARRISON 10 Center 5 HARRISON 9 Eaton 8 Harrison 12 Selma 15 HARRISON 18 Cowan 12 HARRISON 11 Gaston 3 Harrison 5 Daleville 6 HARRISON 10 Royerton 3 Harrison 2 Eaton 8 T wmty-right BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM SCHEDULE Harrison..............47 Eaton.................65 Harrison..............49 Gaston................35 Harrison..............51 Royerton..............48 Harrison..............63 Harrison..............51 Daleville............27 Harrison.............46 Center...............41 Harrison.............33 McKinley.............27 Harrison.............40 Cowan................61 Daleville............44 COUNTY TOURNEY Harrison..............55 Harrison..............46 Center................44 Harrison..............53 Harrison..............58 Gaston................42 Harrison..............64 Harrison..............59 Harrison..............63 Yorktown............. 59 Stoney Creek......... 63 Selma.................49 Center................51 Yorktown............47 Royerton............44 Harrison............38 DeSoto..............41 Albany..............54 Harrison............40 Cowan.............. 60 Parker............. 48 DeSoto..............34 Harrison............54 Harrison............56 Harrison............43 Harrison............45 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Muncie Central...83 Harrison.........31 T went y-nine EDDIE BESSER Always steady and reliable. Can never be replaced. JOE SAYRE Team trouble-shooter. Efficiently fills any position. EARL SNODGRASS Outstanding rebounder and team workhorse. Harrison will always remember his Burris game. BILL WINKLE Gives the team that needed spark HARRY BROWN Team long shot artist. JOHN SOLLARS Always a threat. Has job cut out for him next year. CHARLES COX Living up to his out standing ability. T birty WAYNE CAMPBELL Coming fast and two years to go ELDON JOHNSON Much improved. Has needed speed and agility. SECOND TEAM HIGH SCHOOL Back Row: Charles Marcus, Coach; Junior Bryant, Jim Stephenson, Eldon Plank. Michael Erwin, Jack Sayre Front Row: Larry Edwards, Virgil Little. Carl Long, Wayne Rinker, Richard Gasper Student Managers: Rex Welch. Don Welch. AGR.TEAM Left to right: Harold Reed, Eddie Miller, Dick Hirons, Larry Clendennin, Coach, John Wright, Max Clevenger, Fred Niccum, David Terry, Lloyd Hiestand Sherman Reed was absent when picture was taken. Thirty-one JUNIOR HIGH FIRST TEAM Seated left to right: Albert Modglin, Student Manager, Dick Doggett. Robert Conn, Carl Snodgrass, John Wray. Larry Hargis Standing left to right: Phillip Glaze, Dean Campbell, Harold Hiestand, Charles Nauman. Bobby Colter, Richard Brown, Coach Charles Marcus. JUNIOR HIGH SECOND TEAM Seated left to right: Bruce Carpenter, Dean Campbell, Billie Bryant, Donnie Bailey Standing left to right: Mr. Marcus, Coach, Jerry Fuson, Ralph Wray, Bobbie Colter. Thirty-two BAND Majorettes: Lois Watson, Mary Justice, Sara Mills, Judith Sayre, Nancy Merry, Marilyn Holloway, Joyce Yeager, Phyllis Hollingsworth Flag Bearers: Sally Wright and Pat Marley Saxaphones: Earl Snodgrass, Hilda Sollars, Wayne Lee, Jimmy Beedle French Horn: Helen Penrod Baritone: Edward Alley Trombones: Richard Brown and Phyllis Stephens Flute: Michael Ratcliffe Trumpets: Charles Nauman, Dick Doggett, Linda Morgan, Janice Greenwalt, Jack Sayre, Patty Broyles, Billy Stephens, Jerry Fuson, Larry Hargis, Hers- chel Brown Clarinets: Howard Sellers, Patty Painter, Darlene Wray, Wanda Alley, Bill Brown, Nancy Robbins, Rosemary McColm Cymbals: Josephine Tull Bass Drum: Eddie Miller Drums: Bobby Watson, Jerry Sayre, Wayne Campbell Drum Majorette: Joan McCord Director: Mrs. Ritchie ORCHESTRA First Row: Eddie Miller, Jean Cline, Rosemary McColm, John Wray. Linda Morgan, Charles Nauman, Larry Hargis, Jerry Fuson, Herschel Brown, Patty Broyles, Jack Sayre, Janice Greenwalt, Dick Doggett Second Row: Josephine Tull, Bobby Watson. Judy Irwin. Nancy Nauman, Wayne Camp- bell, Richard Brown, Phyllis Stephens, Edward Alley, Earl Snodgrass, Hilda Sollars, Wayne Lee, Nancy Robbins, Patty Painter, Darline Wray, Wanda Alley, Bill Brown, Mrs. Ritchie. T birty-four GIRLS 4-H CLUB First Row: (left to right) Mrs. Deva Adams, adult Leader; Joan Scales, Phyllis Hollingsworth, Nancy Gooding, Marilyn Holloway, Evelyn Gasper, Judy Sayre, Judy Irwin, Patty Painter, Sue Edwards Second Row:Nancy Johnson, Nila Harrold, Phyllis Clevenger, Mary Nauman, Barbara Turner, Gretchen Stephenson, Patty Gribble, Sandra Pitser, Nancy Marts, Janet Nauman Third Row: Patty Humphries, Josephine Tull, Wanda Alley, Nancy Bowers, Gloria Ross, Betty Lou Case, Karen Chase. Barbara Thompson Fourth Row: Sally Wright, Helen Penrod, Sarah Mills, Phyllis Cox, Nancy Robbins, Hilda Sollars, Joyce Yeager. Mary Justice Fifth Row: Patricia Brown, Ruth Ann Childs, Rose Ann Shull, Charlene Townsend, Lois Ann Short, Darlene Wray, Jean Cline, Elaine Mart. BOYS 4-H CLUB First Row: John Mills, Gary Drumm, Donald Paul Ritchie, David Cooper, Jimmy Beedle, Dennis Stansberry, David Rogers, Billy Modglin, Gene Shull, Charles Ladd, Larry Miller Second Row: Albert Modglin, Wayne Lee, Charles McKay. Charles Nauman, Donnie Welsh, Ralph Wray, Spencer Campbell, James Brown, Harold Heistand, Darwin Clevenger Third Row: Chester Huffman, Richard Brown, John Wray, Larry Hargis, Hilda Sol- lars, Judy Sayre, Judy Irwin, Mary Nauman, Phyllis Clevenger, Dee Clevenger Fourth Row: Robert Watson, Michael Irwin, Jackie Sayre, Gilbert Huffman, Jerry Fuson, Bruce Penrod, Steven Caldemeyer, Josephine Tull, Patty Humphries, Nancy Johnson Fifth Row: Michael Ratcliffe, Robert Fink, Wayne Campbell, Earl Snodgrass, Harry Brown, Charles Cox, John Sollars, Bill Winkle, Joe Sayre, Eddie Miller Sixth Row: Richard Gasper. Lloyd Heistand, Carl Snodgrass. William Brown, Larry Clendenin, Dick Hirons, Max Clevenger. Wayne Rinker, Charles Benadum, Carl Long. Thirty-five F.H.A. First Row: Mrs. Adams, Phyllis Clevenger, Barbara Thomas, Joyce Watson, Reg- ina Long, Nancy Nauman, Pat Marley, Lois Watson, Carolyn Rowles, Darlene Wray. Second Row: Phyllis Eppard, Wanda Borum, Mary Nauman, Barbara Turner, Gret- chen Stephenson, Joan McCord, Barbara Conn, Raleen McCreery Third Row: Ruth Childs, Nancy Johnson, Patty Humphries, Josephine Tull, Judy Glaze, Shirley Glass, Patty Broyles, Mary Reed Fourth Row: Sally Wright,Helen Penrod, Sara Mills, Phyllis Cox, Pat Brown, Mary Justice, Elaine Mart, Jean Cline. F.F.A. First Row: David Terry, Michael Batcliffe, Harold Reed, Loyd Hiestand, William Winkle, Donnie Welsh Second Row: Earl Snodgrass, Eddie Miller, Dick Hirons, Duane Sites, Carl Long, Eddie Besser, Charles Cox Third Row: Fred Niccum, Charles Bendum, Bill Brown, Joe Sayre, Wayne Camp- bell, Larry Clendenin, Max Clevenger, John Sollars, Robert Fink, Harry Brown, Advisor, John Wright. Tbrrty six HOLBERT GOODNICHT COMPLIMENTS John Deere FARM MACHINERY of A FRIEND 2513 E. Jackson Phone 2-7223 MUNCIE, INDIANA Midge Holbert Sparker Goodnight A Pair That's Hard to Beat Compliments of U. S. CERTIFIED Pullorum Clean Chciks and GASTON NEWS STATE PILOT FEEDS HANLIN’S Hatchery Supply, Inc. Alexandria Indiana Home Cooked Meals Open Daily R. S. HOCKER, D.V.M. GASTON RESTAURANT Alexandria, Indiana Pop, Candy, Ice Cream Wendell and Vaneita Boyle (owners) 1 Thirty-seven CHORUS First Row: Helen Penrod, Sally Wright, Martha Cooper, Jeanie Cline, Judy Glaze, Linda Terry, Marietta Boyle, Joann Sites, Mrs. Ritchie Second Row: Pat Herbert, Lois Watson, Pat Marley, Joann McCord, Patricia Bro- yles, Linda Morgan, Patty Humphries, Nancy Johnson, Ruth Ann Childs Third Row: Shirley Decker, Nancy Nauman, Phyllis Clevenger, Edna Davis, Gretchen Stevenson, Mary Nauman, Darlene Wray, Mary Lou Justice, Josephine Tull Fourth Row: Joann Davis, Roberta Sites, Raleen McCreery, Carolyn Rowles, Nancy Bowers, Sara Mills, Phyllis Cox, Patty Brown, Phyllis Stephens Fifth Row: Wanda Borum, Phyllis Eppard, Barbara Turner, Mekle Hargis, Wanda Alley, Wilma Williams, Shirley Garland, Janice Greenwalt, Pat Skinner Sixth Row: Marilyn Jones, Euretta Harris, Ruth Nicely, Joyce Watson, Regina Long, Patricia Clevenger, Nila Harrold, Mildred Gasper. GLEE CLUB First Row: Lyle Plank, Freddie Niccum, Earl Snodgrass, Eddie Besser, Ed Town- send, Bill Brown, Eldon Plank Second Row: Bobby Watson, Donnie Welch, Jack Doughty, Eddie Miller, Lloyd Hei- stand, Michael Irwin. Chester Huffman, Gilbert Huffman, Mrs. Ritchie. Thirty.eight FERMAN’S LADIES’ CHILDREN’S READY TO WEAR Alexandria Indiana Mullen’s Shoe Store SHOES HOSIERY RUBBER FOOTWEAR Phone 400 ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA Compliments of EARL RATHEL’S BARBER SHOP and Daughter Alice May Rathel Beautician Gaston Indiana ALEXANDRIA PAINT ROOFING CO. Phone 510 PAINT, WALLPAPER, ROOFING, SIDING 416 E. Washington St. Alexandria. Indiana Your Home Comes First Let Us Furnish it Completely Furniture, Rugs and Carpeting Electric Appliances COTTERMAN FURNITURE COMPANY 115 W. Washington St. Alexandria Compliments of ROWLES FUSON MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Tractors and Farm Equipment Kenneth Rowles Charles Fuson Phone 2-5074 Cammack, Indiana — Muncie,R. R. 6 REED BROTHERS ELEVATOR “STATE PILOT FEEDS” FERTILIZER COAL FARM SUPPLIES CAMMACK. INDIANA DELAWARE COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS’N., INC. Phone 6085 Route 6, Muncie, Indiana CAMMACK, INDIANA T hirty-nine Forty JACK ’N’ JILL SHOPPE Infants’ and Children’s Apparel” 108 S. Harrison St. Alexandria, Indiana Boy's Clothing 1-20 Girl’s Clothing 1-Teen 14 MERLE EDWARDS D-X Gas and Oil Groceries and Meats 53-16 Gaston, Indiana R. R. No. 1 PENZEL’S Booksellers Stationers Office Outfitters 211 S. Walnut St. Muncie, Indiana GASTON HARDWARE Hardware, Plumbing, Electrical Supplies and Appliances Phone 6-2 Gaston, Indiana ALEXANDRIA RECORD FLOWER SHOP 111 W. Washington Phone 195 JOHNSON HARDWARE CO. Muncie, Indiana Phone 2-2221 123-125 W. Main Street Compliments of BAREFOOT POULTRY AND EGG COMPANY Poultry and Eggs 317 N. High St. Muncie, Indiana L M. HORN GRAIN COAL Mastermix Feed and High Quality Coal Phone 9001 Muncie Forty-one BOY SCOUTS Front Row: Philip Glaze, Wayne Clements, Bill Nicely, Donnie Fedor, Spencer Campbell, Bob Murphy, Donald Bailey, Tommie Robbins Back Row: Joe McCammon, Bruce Carpenter, Darrell Wray, Charles West, Jimmy Brown, Chester Huffman, Richard Bailey, Ed Townsend, Ralph Wray, Bobby Watson, Jerry Fuson, Richard Brown, Donnie Skinner, Herbie Jones SPANISH CLASS Janice Greenwalt, Patty Broyles, Jean Cline, Ed Alley, Wanda Alley, Martha Cooper, Mrs. Mills, Teacher, Jerry Thomas, Bill Brown, Farrel Conner. Absent when picture was taken-. Jack Doughty, Lindalee Morgan. Forty-two DELAWARE Engraving Lithograph Co. HIGH HOWARD STREETS MUNCIE, INDIANA The pause that refreshes Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Muncie, Ind. STUDIO Fine Grain Photo Finishing Cameras and Photographic Supplies Portrait and Commercial Photography Remember Fun on Film 122 W. Charles St. Phone 2-0204 Muncie, Indiana forty-three JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS Left to right: Nancy Robbins, Joyce Yeager, Nancy Merry FIRST TEAM WARMING UP forty-four RALPH’S MARKET GROCERY and MEAT MARKET YORKTOWN, INDIANA Compliments of MYERS GARAGE Phone 481 Gaston Mgr., RALPH McSHURLEY Compliments of W. C. CLINE Public Accountant YOU PAY FOR THE BEST WHY NOT GET THE BEST? Phone 3-6190 Bethel Pike R. R. No. 6 Muncie, Indiana Indiana CANDIDS WEDDINGS PORTRAITS 200 W. Main TELEPHONE 2 5629 COMMERCIAL AERIAL FASHION We appreciate the opportunity of taking the senior class pictures this year, and we would like to offer our congratulations to the seniors in their final year of high school activities. PHONE 4415 CITY SALES SERVICE OF MUNCIE. INC. Pontiac Sales and Service 217 W. WASHINGTON STREET MUNCIE, INDIANA ‘YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR 17 YEARS’ Forty-fin TOURNEY HIGH LIGHTS WHO'S GOT THE BALL? CAMERA SHY! OUR CHEER BLOCK TWO POINTS FOR COX! WHERE CAN I GO? forty-six WISE FOOD CO. 1600 North Walnut Street COMMERCIAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Muncie, Indiana Alexandria, Indiana Super Market Frozen Food Lockers HOME FOR Processing for Lockers and Deep Freezers SAVINGS Smoking and Curing Compliments of TAYLORS HIGH HAT KOZEE KORNER Hamburgers — Cheeseburgers Grocery and Service Station Malts — Shakes E. M. TAYLOR Steakburgers — Soups Phone 6191 Bethel at Tillotson Gulf Petroleum Products MUNCIE, INDIANA Andersonville, Indiana C. L. Blades, Pres. Directors L. M. Williams, Sec.-Trees. C. L. Blades L. M. Williams Sydney E. McClellan FARM AND CITY HOMES INC. Own your own share of the earth’s surface CHARLES SNODGRASS 109 WASHINGTON ST. W G SHULL Ci.y Property Manager MUN(-|E Form Manager Phone { -1404 Office Manager - Helen Lewellen - Bookkeeper GILMAN GRAIN CO. Gilman, Indiana RFD No. 2, Alexandria, Indiana Phone Gaston 62-4 Forty-seven GIRLS 4-H JUNIOR LEADERS Front row: Nancy Bowers, Gretchen Stephenson, Phyllis Clevenger Back Row: Jane Colter, Wanda Alley, Nila Harrold, Mrs. Adams, Advisor. BOYS 4-H JUNIOR LEADERS Front row: Charles Cox, Eddie Miller Back row: Bill Brown, Max Clevenger, Bob Fink. Forty-eight COMPLIMENTS OF Wolfe’s Ice Cream R. R. 5, East Jackson Dial 9281 MUNCIE, INDIANA Compliments of Custom Butchering COX SUPER MARKET Complete Locker Service Alexandria, Indiana GASTON COLD STORAGE Shop at Cox's and Save Phone Gaston 73 Up to 20% on Your Food Bill Curing Tenderizing Forty-nme CHOIR from grades one, two and three First row: Kristin Monjar, Linda Scott, Connie Hiestand, Richard Stout, Larry Gillespie, Sharon Sayre Second row: Twila Antrim, Janet Livingston, Trina Glaze, Nelson Chase, Ann Clevenger, Suzanne Clev enger. Tommy Nelson, Janet Hargis, Glen Tremaine Third row: Jimmie Irwin, Robert Konkle, Judy Arlene Carpenter, Sharon Brooks, Mary Ann Mart, Michael McCreery, James Pitser, Sharon Reed, Sammy Cooper, James Miller Fourth row: Larry Greenwalt, Jimmy Hollingsworth, Dianna Dwiggins, Bonnie Sue Runkel. Margaret Terry,Darlene Harshman, Judy Yeager, Nadine Konkle, Bonita Cribble, Bill Monjar Back row: Mrs. Sellers, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Fight, Mrs. McDaniel Members absent when picture was taken: Mara Chase, Gerry Daugherty, Pamela Dixon.David Cooper, Marshall Bowman, Sharon Ramsey, Loretta Buchanan, Mary Ruth Alley, Lind Sites, Jerry Shull, Rita Kay Stuart. CHOIR from grades four, five and six First row: Marilyn Nauman, Jane Ellen Stuart, Billie Jo Stephenson, Carol Carpenter, Betty Mifflin, Leslie Cox, Ronald Scott, Richard Campbell, Carl Brown, Jeffrey Clements, Eddie Glaze, David Brown Second row: Eddie Livingston, Dick Cline, Diana Mansfield, Karlene Worley, Linda Howard, Carolyn Hargis, Lonetta Judd, Elaine Buchanan, Steve Marley, Richard Humphries Third row: Bruce Penrod. Wilma Konkle, Sharon Crawley, Sandra Pitser, Patsy Terry, Gloria Borror, Kenny Wayne Stuart, Glynnis Fink, Janet Nauman, Charles Ladd Fourth row: Patty Gooding, Janice Kay McCreery, Wanda Miller, Gloria Ross, Patty Gribble, Karen Chase, Arlene Thornell, Ronnie Martzall. Darrell Wray, James Ramsey. Robert Broyles Fifth row: Linda Clark, Patsy Hargis, John Murphy, Donald Paul Ritchie. Ralph Wray. John Ramsey, David Cooper, Gary Drumm, Janet Foust Back row: Mr. Metzcar, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Smith. fifty PRILLAMAN STORE INC. FURNITURE HARDWARE Yorktown Phone 333 FULLER’S MARATHON STATION Gas Oil Tire Repairs and Accessories Yorktown Indiana SNYDER CROBEY 318 N. Wolnut Street Coll 3-3942 When You Hove Chickens and Eggs For Sale BECKMAN’S PURE OIL Rex Wheeling Muncie, Indiana Phone 28357 PURE TIRES and BATTERIES GAS, OIL and LUBRICATION Visit us in our New and Modern Quarters at 1710 East Main Street PAIL ABEL MOTORS Your Buick Dealer Phone 3-1446 PIERONI, HYNES DIXON Attorneys at Law 523 Johnson Bldg. Phone 9918 Muncie, Indiana Compliments C. E. LOKER CO. International, Trucks, Tractors, Refrigerators ■ Muncie, Indiana Phone 6609 WM. J. RAHE SONS East Jackson St. at Wilson Road Wholesale, Retail Meats Custom Butchers Phone 8557 Fifty -one Compliments of We sell Nails, Galvanized Ridge Roll, Valley and Composition Roofing COLLINS CROCERY YORKTOWN LUMBER CO. LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, ETC. Paint, Builders' Hardware, Lime and Cement Gaston, Indiana Dial 724 Yorktown, Ind. MILLER MOTORS INC. LAWSON’S MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE SALES I SERVICE Chevrolet Sales and Service 2 General Motor Values Phone 22 Alexandria, Ind. Gaston, Indiana Phons 90 Call the Lumber Number GASTON 48 Compliments of Complete Line of Building Supplies KIMMEL MORTUARY A. M. RENCH AND SONS LUMBER CO. DANNER BROTHERS GASTON, INDIANA PHILCO RCA DANNER BROTHERS Televisions, Radios, Refrigerators 5c 10c TO $100 Deep Freezes and Ranges Shop by Comparison Alexandria, Indiana McNEES RADIO 8. APPLIANCES Owned and Operated by Hoosiers 201 W. Washington St. Alexandria, Ind. Phone 1141 We Sell the Best and Service the Rest TRICK SNAPSHOTS Fifty-three Fifty-four Dunham New Holland RAY L MILLER FARM EQUIPMENT Rural Route 6 MUNCIE, INDIANA Phone 7085 Wisconsin Motors Bolen Tractor THE MUNCIE OIL AND COAL CO., INC. All Grades of Fuel Oil and Quality Coal 1619 S. Liberty Phone 5595 W. H. MAY HARDWARE 107-111 N. Harrison St. Paints, House Furnishings, Electrical Appli- ances, Sport Goods, Plumbing, Farm Supplies, Rugs, Linoleum Phone 224 Alexandria, Indiana Stop - by - on - your - way - into - town STANDARD INSURANCE AGENCY F. R. ALLEY 2401 N. Tillotson Phone 2-2930 MUNCIE, INDIANA We Fill Every Insurance Need HILL’S SERVICE Martin at Jackson Across From Foodliner Phone 2-8633 OVER THIRTY YEARS Quality and Service COVALT’S Phone 8846 Muncie, Indiana ROTH’S ARMY-NAVY OUTLET Levi’s — Fatigue Pants School Jackets — Pea Coats Combat Boots — Paratroop Boots Rubber Footwear 106-108 W. Charles Phone 2-0712 Muncie, Indiana TOOTH ACHE? SEE A DENTIST. SPORTING GOODS? SEE US RETZ SPORTING GOODS Muncie Indiana Fifty-five BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Ernest Nauman, Garland Click, Gurney Dawson, Everett Jackson, Roy Johnson, George Clendenin, Everett Curts. Kenneth Stuart, Donald Lee. Byron Jones , Homer Isley ALWAYS ON THE JOB. MRS. GASPER THE HARDEST WORKER IN SCHOOL. MR. GASPER Fifty-six ALEXANDRIA BANKING COMPANY Alexandria, Indiana Bank of Friendly Service THE GASTON BANKING COMPANY Gaston, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of SAYRE OIL COMPANY Compliments of GASTON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 18 AIL FORMS OF INSURANCE GASTON INSURANCE AGENCY Paul Powers and Harold Powers PHONE 79-3 GASTON, INDIANA Compliments of KELLEY’S REXALL DRUGS Fountain Service and Short Orders Phone 7-3 Gaston, Indiana APPEARANCE DOCTORS BARBER SERVICE 104 N. Mulberry MUNCIE, INDIANA Open Evenings Till 8 P. M., Sun. 9-12 CARPENTER HARDWARE HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PAINTS PLUMBING FIXTURES CAMMACK, INDIANA Fifty-seven SXOHSdVNS HOIN3S Compliments of ROSS’ CORNER Your Friendly Profit-Sharing Store 12fh and Hoyt Muncie, Indiana MUNCIE NASH INC. New Nash Cars and Used Cars New Idea Farm Equipment The National Champion Corn Picker for 1951 Wheeling Ave. at McGalliard Road Phone 3-4415 CHAS. K. COLLINS YOUR D-X DEALER Moin at Madison Muncie, Indiana BETTER HOMES AND BETTER FARM BUILDINGS — FOR BETTER LIVING Get to Know FARM CITY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phone 3-3311 1829 Wheeling Ave. Muncie, Indiana ED. 1. KELLER, General Agent FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 901 N. Granville Ave. Muncie, Indiana Phone 9987 Muncie 84R8 Gaston Life-Fire-Auto-Hospitalization-Liability FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS Phone 5541 Quality Cleaners Since 1900 415 E. Main St. Muncie, Indiana MUNCIE ELECTRIC HATCHERY 3501 N. Broadway Phone 2-1783 MUNCIE, INDIANA Compliments of DONOVAN’S GROCERY AND STATION Cammack Phone 7039 Fifty-nine YORKTOWN STATE BANK FARM LOANS, INSURANCE WASSON’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Washington and Jefferson Front End Rebuilding Gas, Oil and Lubrication GASTON SKATING RINK Skating Wed., Thurs., Sat. Sun. Nights Mon., Tues., Fri., Parties Phone 4461 Eaton NICHOLS FOOD MARKET SELF SERVICE Cammack, Indiana Phone 31094 IMS WUma Broyles Barbara Fedor Virginia McKWlp Evelyn Storlr Roberta Reed Rosemary Hiatt Carolee Metcalfe Mary Jackson Donald Moore Dick Smith Jim Thomas Philip Thomas Charles Goodman Marvin Sites 1944 Jane Wright Jack Hoover Bam eta Walls Betty Carts Jaxils Richey Hawk Paul Lee William Lindsey Peajr Moore Betty Walls Joann Lee Rosemary Ritchie Betty Ault Thurman Peterson Earl Clyde Hunter Kenneth Clock Richard Harvey Mary Hatton Marcella Boyle Catherine Brown Evelyn Conner Norma Finley Betty Frisch Janet Tudor Richard ChUds Richard Fink Bob Thurston Hubert Hussey Betty Himes Anna Ruth Watson Harold Wolverton Onieda Needham Robert Rowtes Joy Johnson Harold Johnson Robert Sites IMS Ervin Melson Mary Wright Janet Hiatt Gordon Carter William Hart Rosemary Reed Lenora Johnston Carroll Copping Darrell Copping Mark Kin gen Anna bell Thomas Glen Himes Leona Cannon Arthur Bryan Betty Bo rum Berlin So liars Frances Justice Harold Brown Paul Jester Coralene Morgan Gene Davis Barbara Darter Lila Reed Vernon Needum Wannitta Clock Robert Fink IMS James Coppock Susan Benadum Barbara Sites Paul Smith Ermel McCord Mary Brown Dollie Antrim Gene Foust Fredous Jefferson Wsnda Finley Jack Walls Barbara Kelso Donald Kelley Richard Fedor Cuba Hessler Jack Wiseman 1950 Jacqualine Smith Rosalyn Darter Farrell Broyles Betty So liar a Joyce Miller Gobel Foe Maxine Welsh Robert Puterbaugh Phillip Turner Helen Wright William Curts Nila Foust Vadls Davis Bonnie Broyles Richard Feather ston William Shull Ronald Watson Donald 9iipley Phyllis Melson Norris Lee Kenneth McLaughlin Bruce McColum Wllleta Hunter James Watson Earl Watson Helen Miller James Anderson Richard Adams 1951 June Baniz June Beouy Larry Campbell Eugene Christie William Clark Marvin Clevenger Jim Curta Robert Dowling Richard Dragoo May Hatten Dorothy Hiatt COMPLIMENTS OF GASTON THEATER Gaston, Indiana Karl Hiestand Richard Johnson Sue Ann Kelso Marcia Locey Anna Lowe Martha Mart Marilyn Mills BUI Pierce Joan Plttenger Wanda Rector Robert Shull Donna Sites Charles Smith Jayne Smith Beverly Tull Jack Watson Teddy Webb Sixty-one Sixty-two CLASS PROPHECY After ten years of hard work we three girls have earned enough money to take a return trip to New York City. On our journey through Pennsylvania we were unable to find any tourist cabins vacant, so we had to stay at a farm home. We were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Plank, and their three beau- tiful daughters. An awful commotion and odor woke us up the next morning. As we gazed out the window we saw Eddie Miller hauling away dead livestock. When we arrived in New York we decided to see the Empire State Building, where to our sur- prise we found Ed Alley mopping floors, so we took it for granted that he was the janitor. He told us to be sure to see the professional basketball game at Madison Square Garden, where Earl Snod- grass was jumping center, and in the last ten years he has become 6 ft. 7 in. tall. We also saw Eddie Besser, one of the star forwards. Over on the bench sat Harry Brown, their coach. The next day we went to Carnegie Hall, where we saw and heard Ruby Conner, who has become the greatest opera singer in the world. Over to the left behind a big baby grand piano, sat little Barbara Thomas, who is a great concert pianist. The next act on the program was the Dancing Twins, Robert Fink and Nancy Nauman, who did their famous ballet dance. As we werewalkingdown the street we saw posters announcing that Joyce Brown Watson had been chosen the The Best Mother of the Year. However, she still takes her children to the Free for All” Nursery, where Patricia Clevenger is the caretaker. Phyllis Clevenger was pushing a wheelbarrow, and Edna Davis, her assistant, was picking up the trash on 5th. Avenue. Just as we were ready to cross it, wham! bam! out of a souped up model A came Freddie Niccum. He had just hit the street cleaners! Someone called the ambulance, but before it came who should appear on the scene but Sherman Reed, the policeman. Duane Sites, driving the ambulance, flew right down Park Avenue to the hospital, where the head nurse, Ruth Nicely took over. This was the last day of our trip, and we felt that it was very worthwhile since we saw all of our old classmates of 52. Regina Long, Mildred Gasper, Nila Harrold CLASS WILL I, Nancy Nauman. will my quiet ways to Sally Wright and my theme writing ability to anyone who can use it. I, Barbara Thomas, will my blond hair to Mary Justice and my ability to study to Charles Benadum. I. Nila Harrold, will my ability to keep a car between two fences to Richard Gasper, (sure needs it with that old Ford). I, Joyce Watson, will my blond hair to Sara Mills. I. Phyllis Clevenger, will my smallness to Wanda Alley and my bookkeeping book to anyone who wants it. I. Mildred Gasper, will my ability to get oral book reports and themes in on time to the Sophomore girls. I. Edna Davis, will my small waistline to Phyllis Cox. I, Freddie Niccum. will my ability to wreck cars to Charlie Cox. I, Lyle Plank, will my Chemistry book to anyone who has a brain. I, Ruby Conner, will my natural curly hair to Margaret Hatton, and my blue eyes to Raleen McCreery. I, Regina Long, will my straight A's in Social Problems to Joe Brown, and my Shorthand book to Miss Dorton. I, Eddie Miller, will my ability to get out of English class to all who are interested. I, Ruth Nicely, will my Bookkeeping book back to John Craig. I. Sherman Reed, will my ability to get into trouble with the teachers to Jack Doughty. I. Eddie Besser, will my red face” to Rudolph. I, Earl Snodgrass, will my Mo-chine to anybody who needs a good car. I, Duane Sites.will my seat in the assembly to Joe Sayre. I. Harry Brown, will my Advanced Algebra book to anyone who wants it. I. Robert Fink, will my ability to get out of class to Mr. Cline and Barbara to no one. I. Ed Alley, will my big feet and quiet ways to Sally Wright. I, Patricia Clevenger, will my ability to smile to Mr. Roscoe. To the Juniors we leave our seats in the Assembly. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get along in class meetings. To the Freshmen we leave our ability to make enough money to go on a Senior Trip. To the Eigtfth Grade we leave our ability to enter high school. To the Seventh Grade we leave our ability to graduate. To the Grades we leave our ability to enjoy twelve years of school. To the Faculty we leave our worn-out books. To the Cooks we leave our dirty dishes. To the School we just leave. We, the Seniors of 1952 of Harrison Township High School, hoping to be of sound mind, appoint with our last parting breath, Mr. Penrod sole executor of this last will and testament. In witness whereof, we hereunto affix the seal of the class of 1952. Class of 1951-1952 (Seal) Eddie Miller Regina Long Nila Harrold Sixty-three MEMORIES Sixty-four THE LITTLE ONES THE LITTLE LARGER ONES THE HIGH SCHOOL IN ACTION PEOPLE AT MUSICAL ASSEMBLY GOING HOME Sixty-right CAFETERIA HELPERS F.F.A. SCRAP DRIVE MR. PENROD AT WORK Sixty-nine MRS. PENROD LOAFING Want Your Picture Taken? Aerial Photography PICTURES TAKEN IN THE HOME Portraits SEE Wendell Nottingham MUNCIEr INDIANA R.R. 7 PHONE 2-4030 Seventy-one