Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

Zhe 1954 Har riso Hia n Presented By The Senior Class of One Harrison High School DEDICATION She pass’d away like morning dew, Before the sun was high; So brief her time, she scarcely knew The meaning of a sigh. As round the rose its soft perfume, Sweet love around her floated; Admired she grew — while mortal doom Crept on, unfear’d unnoted. Love was her guardian Angel here, But Love to Death resign’d her. Tho’ Love was kind, why should we fear But holy Death is kinder. H. Coleridge TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ................................. 1 Autographs ................................. 76-77 Band, Drum Major .............................. 45 Baseball ...................................... 38 Basketball Ag. Team .................................. 38 First Team ............................. 34-35 Jr. High .................................. 39 Second Team ............................... 37 Snaps ..................................... 36 Chorus, Jr. Band .............................. 47 Cooks, Janitors, Bus Drivers .................. 65 Dedication..................................... 2 Faculty ...................................... 7-8 Snaps ..................................... 69 F.H.A., F.F.A.................................. 51 Grades ..................................... 24-31 Snaps ..................................... 32 History of School ............................. 45 4-H Club Boys ...................................... 49 Girls ..................................... 49 Officers and Leaders ...................... 53 Junior High ................................ 21-22 Memory Snaps .................................. 67 Pep Club ...................................... 40 Seniors .................................... 10-14 Autographs ................................ 75 Baby Pictures ............................. 61 History ................................ 72-73 Play Snaps ................................ 71 Prophecy .................................. 57 Snaps ..................................... 16 Will ...................................... 59 Snaps.................................. 55. 74. 18 Student Council, Boy Scouts ................... 63 Table of Contents .............................. 3 Theme Pages .....................9. 17, 23, 33, 43 Track Team .................................... 37 Title Page ..................................... 1 Underclassmen .............................. 18-20 Yell Leaders................................... 41 HISTORY OF SCHOOL In 1914-1918 during World War I, Harrison Township had twelve one room school houses, Langdon, McCreery, Maple Grove, Beech Grove, Stringtown, Bethel, Center, Bun- cum, Jay Bird, Sugar Grove, Fairview, and Parker. In these schools one teacher taught all eight grades. She had beginners, who had to be taught how to hold a pencil to write, then she had each step up to seventh and eighth grades where she had to teach domestic science and agriculture. If she planned well and doubled some of her classes she could get by with thirty-two classes a day! The State Board of Health condemned all these buildings except Bethel. We used to read the signs posted on the door which read: “Any person allowing school to be held in the building would be subject to fine.” However, because of the war the trustee was allowed to re- open all the buildings except Buncum and Maple Grove, the next year, providing a sinking fund was levied for repairs or new building. Jonas Shoemaker came forth with the idea that we would need to build two build- ings because of the roads. He was sure that we could not transport them home before in the night. John McCreery, Harry McCreery’s father, was much concerned about the building of roads. He insisted that if good roads were established all over the township one centrally lo- cated building would suffice. Each farmer had the privilege of hauling out what was called his land tax. He dumped the gravel he hauled in front of his own buildings. Consequently when you traveled these roads you went along nicely in front of the building and got “hung up” between farms. Mr. McCreery got others in the township interested and roads were built one mile north of Gaston; two miles west, then south to Bethel. After roads began to make transportation a pleasure instead of a dread, plans began to move toward the building of a new school. The levy for a sinking fund had been withdrawn and the accumulated funds exhausted during these years, leaving no funds to apply to a new building. By law the township could be bonded for only $8300. It was then advertised for the sale of $83,000 in bonds and a date set to receive bids; it was also advertised for bids on the specification for the building. The lowest bid was $85,000 — $2,000 more than the bonds called for. The ground was purchased and the build- ing erected. Four Five Administration MERRITT REED County Superintendent LOYD PENROD Principal VERNON FUSON Harrison Township Trustee JAMES GARRARD Center Township Trustee Six LOYD McCREERY ADVISORY BOARD WILLIAM YEAGER ALPHA SAYRE FACULTY BARBARA CARTER Ball State B.S. Home Ec. and Science Library ROBERT E. BOGGS Ball State B.S. Coach and Phy. Ed. BARBARA S. HEETER Ball State A.B. Education English ELI ROSCOE Ball State B.S. Education Social Problems Phy. Ed. DEVA ADAMS Ball State M.A. Education English Phy. Ed. Vocational Home Ec. LOWELL E. CLINE Ball State B.S. Mathematics Physics Drivers Training DONNA GRUBBS Ball State B.S. Education Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand Health Safety Phy. Ed. General Business JOHN K. WRIGHT Purdue University B.S. Agriculture Biology Chemistry LUCILLE KINSEY Ball State A.B. Social Science Jr. High English Seim RALPH KEM Ball State B.S. Band Chorus Jr. Band EDITH PENROD Muncie Business College Clerk E. PAUL METZCAR Ball State ELVA SMITH Indiana University Ball State BERNICE OLIVER CHARLENE SPENCER Ball State B.S. Ball State MARGARET FIGHT Ball State B.S. BLANCHE McDANIEL Ball State EVA K. SELLERS Ball State B.S. LEANORE MICHEAL Indiana University Ball State ELINOR RITCHIE Ball State A.B. Eight Sarah Mekle Hargis Class President 11-12 Class Treasurer 10 F.H.A. Secretary 12 Student Council 11 Junior Play Wayne Lee Campbell Vice-President 11-12 Plays 11-12 Basketball 9-10-11 Baseball 9-10-11 Co-Editor Annual Harold Reed Class Reporter 12 F.F.A. President 12 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Junior Play 4-H 3 years Sandra Ralecn McCreery Class Secretary 12 Plays 11-12 F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Student Council 11 Chorus 9-10-11 Josephine Sue Tull Class Treasurer 12 F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Plays 11-12 Pep Club 6 years 4-H 7 years Ten Omer Lee Ault Library 1 year F.F.A. 1 year Student Mgr. 2 years Baseball 1 year 4-H 3 years Wanda Luhana Alley Spanish Club Senior Play F.H.A. 10-11-12 4-H 8 years Pep Club 6 years Nancy Ellen Bowers 4-H 7 years 4-H Jr. Leader Glee Club 1 year Chorus 2 years Music Librarian 2 years Eleven 4 Chester E. Huffman, Jr. Plays 11-12 4-H 4 years Jr. Leader 2 years Judging Team 3 years High School Chorus 3 years Patricia Ann Brown F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Pep Club 1 year 4-H 2 years F.H.A. Song Leader 11 Band 11 Phyllis Ann Cox Pep Club 4 years 4-H 7 years; Pres. 11 Senior Play F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Annual Typist Ch. Ruth Ann Childs Pep Club 3 years 4-H 7 years F.H.A. Parliamentarian 12 Cafeteria 2 years Ice Cream Room 12 Bob Brown Student Council 12 Junior Play Basketball 11 Track 9-10-11-12 Vice-President 9-10 T welve Eldon Johnson Plays 11-12 Baseball 11 Basketball 10-11 4-H 2 years Library 12 Patty Lou Humphries Plays 11-12 4-H Secretary and Treasurer 10-11 4-H Jr. Leader 2 years F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Boys 4-H 6 years Janice Nell Hiser Student Council Secretary 12 Class Treasurer 11 Glee Club and Chorus 11 F.H.A. 11-12 Pep Club 11-12 Nancy Elaine Johnson F.H.A. President 12 Senior Play Pep Club 6 years 4-H 8 years Bookstore 10-11-12 Howard Sellers Carnival King 12 Plays 11-12 Student Manager 10-11 Band 10-11 4-H 2 years T hirteen Helen Sue Penrod Plays 11-12 Yell Leader 10-11 Band 9-10-11 Class Secretary 10-11 Co-Editor of Annual 12 Sally Ann Wright Yell Leader 12 Pep Club 5 years Plays 11-12 Secretary F.H.A. 10 Band 9 Carolyn Sue Rowles Pep Club 6 years 4-H 3 years F.H.A. 9-10-11-12 Cafeteria 12 Annual and School Paper Typist i Fourteen Co-Editors—Helen Penrod, Wayne Campbell Typists—Janice Hiscr, Phyllis Cox, Sally Wright, Caro- lyn Rowles Activities Committee—Ruth Childs, Patty Brown, Nancy Johnson. Nancy Bowers Athletics Committee—Omer Ault, Bob Brown, Ralcen McCreery, Eldon Johnson Senior Activities—Wanda Alley, Mekle Hargis. Howard Sellers, Harold Reed, Patty Humphries, Josephine Tull, Chester Huffman Fif tern Underclassmen Seventeen JUNIORS First Row: Everett Antrim, Marieta Boyle, Robert Boyle, Bill Brown, Patty Broyles. Second Row: Jean Cline, Martha Cooper, Larry Edwards, Dick Fraizer, Shirley Garland. Third Row: Richard Gasper, Cletis Gil- lespie, Shirley Glass, Judy Glaze, Robert Gooding. Fourth Row: Janice Greenwalt, Lloyd Hiestand, Gilbert Huffman, Mich- ael Irwin, Marilyn Jones. Fifth Row: Mary Justus, Elaine Mart. Jack Sayre, Joann Sites, Jerry Thomas. Sixth Row: Ed Townsend, Robert Wat- son, Darlene Wray. Eighteen SOPHOMORES First Row: Norman Ashby, Richard Bailey, James Beedlc, Norman Bor- ror, Wendell Boyle. Second Row: Mary Ann Brown, Her- schel Brown. Carleeta Cart, Mary Clark, Dee Clevenger. Third Row: Jerry Fuson, Evelyn Greg- ory, Larry Hargis, Ann Harrold, Harold Hiestand. Fourth Row: Ronald Johnson. Frances Long. Charles McKay, Charles Nauman. Martha Nauman. Fifth Row: Carolyn Persinger, Nancy Robbins. Hilda Sollars, Patty Ste- phenson, Donnie Skinner. Sixth Row: Opal Swoape. Kay Thomas. Janice Townsend, Catherine Wood. John Wray. Seventh Row: Joyce Yeager, Nancy Merry, Phyllis Honn. Nineteen FRESHMEN First Row: Janet Antrim, Donnie Bai- ley, Darlene Brown, Jim Brown, Richard Brown. Second Row: Dean Campbell, Darwin Clevenger. Bob Colter, Virgil Con- ner, Bob Crozier. Third Row: Donald Fedor, Evelyn Gas- per, Philip Glaze, Joyce Harless, Margaret Hatton. Fourth Row: David Hiser, Phyllis Hol- lingsworth, Marilyn Holloway, Nancy Gooding, Judith Irwin. Fifth Row: Danny Johnson, Barbara Jones, Martha Keller, Guy Konkle. Wayne Lee. Sixth Row: Patsy Little, Adalee Lov- ern, Harry Maish, Jerry Mifflin, John Mills. Seventh Row: Jim Nauman, Patty Painter, Judy Sayre, Joan Scales. Rose Ann Shull. Eighth Row: Carolyn Sites. Lois Ann Short, Jerry Thompson, Charlene Townsend, Herschell Tinch. T wenty First Row: Dennis Beedle, Rena Blank- enship, Linda Byers, Spencer Campbell, Bruce Carpenter. Second Row: Linda Clark, Wayne Clements, David Cooper, Jimmy Cox, Max Cunningham. Third Row: Sue Drake, Leroy Greg- ory. Patsy Hargis. Donald Holmes. Harold Keller. Fourth Row: Billy Long. Steven Maish. Janice McCreery, Wanda Miller. Bob Murphy. Fifth Row: Janet Nauman. Bill Nicely, Linda Orcutt, Mark Pitzer, James Ramsey. Sixth Row: John Ramsy, Donald Paul Ritchie. Tommy Robbins, Gloria Ross. Dennis Stansberry. Seventh Row: Kenneth Stuart. Barbara Thompson, Arlene Thornell. Dar- rell Wray, Ralph Wray. No picture — Dickie Marsh, Lucille Green. ▲ T wenty-one SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Donnie Addison, Sandra Antrim, Larry Bailey, Jessie Blank- enship, Janet Brass. Second Row: George Broyles, Steven Caldemeyer, Ella Mae Clark, Jef- frey Clements. Alice Clore. Third Row: Judith Costin. Sharon Crawley, Gary Drumm, Susan Ed- wards, Janet Foust. Fourth Row: Pat Gooding, Brenda Gregory. Randi Harmon, Larry Jones, Herbie Jones. Fifth Row: Wilma Konkle, Charles Ladd. Della McCrcery, Nancy Marks, John Murphy. Sixth Row: Van Nelson, Bruce Pen- rod, Sandra Pitser, Crystal Skinner. Billie Stephens. Seventh Row: Lucretia Runkle, Garnet Thompson. David Honn. No picture — Jerry Morris. A Twenty-two SIXTH GRADE First Row: Judy Beedle, Gloria Bor- ror, Evelyn Bowman, James Breedlove, Carl Brown, David Brown. Second Row: Margaret Buchanan. Judith Burton, Richard Campbell. Carol Carpenter, Barbara Clark, Richard Cline. Third Row: Alice Costin, Leslie Cox, Philip Drumm, Glynnis Fink, Billie Foster, Eddie Glaze. Fourth Row: David Gooding, Caro- lyn Hargis, Martha Haste, Ron- ald Hollingsworth, Joe Holmes, Richard Humphries. Fifth Row: Christine Jackson. Rex Jackson, Jack Long, Steve Mar- ley, Edward Marlow. Ronald Martzall. Sixth Row: Gladys McCrory, Susie McCrory, Elizabeth Mifflin, Or- ville Musick, Marilyn Nauman, Larry Rector. Seventh Row: Larry Rowles, Rita Scales. Sharon Scantland, Ronald Scott, Bobby Shipley, Naomi Stansberry. Eighth Row: Dianne Stephen, Billie Stephenson. Jane Stuart, • Philip Townsend, Sally Townsend. Nancy Westervelt. Ninth Row: Geraldine Whiteman. Norma Winningham, Shirley Win- ningham. Jane Vardaman. Kar- lene Worley. Robert Hadsell. Penelope Lancaster — absent when picture taken. Twenty-four FIFTH GRADE First Row: Wesley Baldwin. Benny Benefiel. Byron Boyle. Richard Brannon. Buel Brown. Paul Carnes. Second Row: Charles Clark. Richard Clark. Mary Costin. Jerry Friend. Larry Gillespie, Clifford Glass. Third Row: Larry Greenwalt. Darlene Harshman. Gerald Herbert, Carl Himes. James Hollingsworth. Ronald Hol- loway. Fourth Row: James Irwin. David Keller, Nadine Konkle. Janalee Lewis. Linda Marks. Mary Ann Mart. Fifth Row: Douglas Mifflin. Dianne Nicely. Johnny Old- field. Judy Ann Orcutt. James Pitser, Pamela Pressnall. Sixth Row: Tommy Ross. Bon- nie Sue Runkel. Carolyn Scales. Linda Scott. Jerry Lee Stanley, Richard Stout. Seventh Row: Bill Thompson. Sharon Townsend. Glen Tre- maine. Donald Westervelt. Shirley Wilcox, Ronald Win- kle. Eighth Row: Helen Winning- ham. Diana Woods. Donald Wray, Judith Yeager. Larry Morris. Connie Sue Bex. Absent—Billie Marsh. Marilous Marsh. Ruth Peggy Tinch. T wenty-five FOURTH GRADE First Row: Mary Ruth Alley, Twila Antrim. Robert Bottoms, Teddy Bowman, Dick Breedlove. Second Row: Rosalie Burton. James Campbell. Judy Carpenter, Judy Carpenter, A. J. Clark. Third Row: Ann Clevenger, Suzanne Clevenger. Keith Conner. Samuel Cooper, James Curts. Fourth Row: Sharon Foster, Linda Gil- pin. Trina Glaze, Bonita Grow, Janet Hargis. Fifth Row: Garland Herbert, Leland Huffman. Roy Jackson. Robert Konkle, Barbara Lewis. Sxth Row: William Marks. Phyllis Marlow, Michael McCreery. Steven Morgan. Dick Nottingham. Seventh Row: Nancy Qualkinbush, Sharon Reed. Dianna Rowles, Shar- on Sayre. Margaret Sharp. Eighth Row: Lee Shultz, Linda Sites. Evelyn Snodgrass. Rita Kay Stuart. Gary Townsend. Ninth Row: Robert Worley, Connie Leggett. Mary Yeager. Absent — James Cravens. T wenty• six THIRD GRADE First Row: Alan Jay Adams, Freder- ick Adams. Linda Antrim, Thomas Antrim. Karla Benefiel. Second Row: Margie Blankenship. Lor- etta Buchanan. Marshall Bowman. Gary Clark, David Cooper. Third Row: Pamela Dixon. Tommy Edwards, Gloria Friend, Jerry Glass, Cecelia Gooding. Fourth Row: Keith Greenwalt, Billy Haste. Connie Hiestand. Juanita Hiestand. Jimmy Long. Fifth Row: Philip Lovern, Jeffrey Mc- Kinley. Thomas Nelson, Sharon Plummer. Sharon Ramsey. Sixth Row: Alan Reed. Sandra Skinner. Donna Stansberry. Charolettc Swoape. David Joe Vise. Seventh Row: David Wilcox. Danny Winningham. Marcia Ann Murphy. Absent — Michael Koger. T wenty-seven SECOND GRADE • - • .• ,:‘J . . g-M 1l — First Row: Kari Anderson. Richard Barnhousc, Gay Barnhousc, Bar- bara Blankenship, Rebecca Brown. Second Row: Lennis Busby, Rex Car- penter, Robert Clark, Sharon Clark, Dennis Click. Third Row: Hattie Cunningham. Mary Cunningham, Alvin Grow, Steven Hankins, Linda Haste. Fourth Row: Linda Himes, Richard Hollingsworth, Sharon Jackson, Donna Kay Lee, Gregg Marks. Fifth Row: Katherine McConnell, Dan- ny McCreery, Sharon Mitchell, Vicki Sue Northcutt, Diana Osborn. Sixth Row: Shirley Pitser. Sandra Por- ter. Elmer Reynolds, Rodney Rowles. Billy Scales. Seventh Row: Lynn Schultz, Keith Shipley, Kenneth Shipley, Gloria Sites, Gary Spoonmore. Eighth Row: Jerry Willis, Hazel Win- ningham, Justice Winningham, Michael Woods, John Howard. Ninth Row: Marshall Bennett Absent: Roberta Snodgrass. T wenty.-eight FIRST GRADE First Row: Nedra L. Addison, Karl Anderson. Sharon Bourff, Howard Breedlove, Clinton Brown. Second Row: Robert Burton, Sara Jane Clark, Connie Clegg, Kathleen Con- ner, Mary Cooper. Third Row: Jane Ellen Cox, William Divens, Cynthia Kay Dixon, Glenda Dyke, Gregory Gernand. Fourth Row: Nancy Gilpin, Jessie Gun- ter, Linda Jean Hankins. Mary Margaret Harris. Deanna Himes. Fifth Row: James David Holmes, Paul Keller, Cynthia Lipscomb, Anita Marks, Ruth McConnell. Sixth Row: Linda McLaughlin, Linda Morgan, Judy Oldfield. Vivian Par- ker, Robert Rider. Seventh Row: Charles Runkel. Martha Ellen Sharp, Leslie Shultz. Ray- mond Stout, Ray Swoape. Eighth Row: Richard Townsend, Toni Carol Wine, Alfred Winfrey. Car- olyn Young. Cheryl Kay Vice. Ninth Row: Cinda Jo Murphy. Linda Lee Lindsay. Absent — Thomas E. Morris. Trudy Ann Prendergast, William Carter. T wenty-nine FIRST and SECOND GRADES First Row: Gary Lee Adams. Stephen Bourff. Shirley Jeanne Broyles. Al- len Caldemeycr. Second Row: Jerry Carpenter. Donald Eugene Ergen. Karen Glaze. Mich- ael Hickey. Third Row: Janice Sue Long, Jane El- len Nottingham. Kay Orcutt. Dar- rel Reed. Fourth Row: Lois Kay Reed. Nancy Kay Stanley. Virginia Hunter. Rockley Paul. Fifth Row: Nancy Ellen Alley. Jane Clark. Sharon Coleman. Scherry Divens. Sixth Row: Gary Lee Dyke. Joyce Hodges. Gary Justice, Betty Mart. Seventh Row: Janean McCreery. Gary Oliver. Donald Rector. Ronald Rec- tor. Eighth Row: Walter Sites. David Skill- man. Jerry T remainc. Danny Swartz. Absent — Cheryl Dickey. Harold King. Jeanne Shepherd. Julie Ellen Strahan. Thirty MRS. SPENCER'S FOURTH. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES. T birty-onc Guard Mike Irwin Harrison Cardinals Thirty-four Center BiU B'oWn Guard Gilbert Huffman Dee °?Vard CJe Veriger Student Managers Ralph Wray Jim Nauman Guard Charts Truman Thirty-five January February 2 Harrison SECOND TEAM Top Row: Richard Brown. Harold Heistand. Jerry Mifflin, Jim Brown. Bob Colter. Kneeling: Jim Nauman. Richard Bailey. Philip Glaze, Robert Borrs. John Mills. Dean Campbell, Ralph Wrav. TRACK TEAM Standing: Robert Boggs. Bill Brown. Larry Edwards. Ed Townsend. Wayne Campbell. Middle Row: Gilbert Huffman, Mike Irwin, John Wray. Bob Brown. Thifty-SCVCn Kneeling: Jack Sayre. Eldon Johnson. F.F.A. TEAM Bottom Row: Wayne Lee, Charles McKay, Bob Watson. Coach John Wright. Jim Bccdlc. Jerry Fuson. Harry Maish. Top Row: Jerry Thomas, Cletis Gillespie. Lloyd Heistand, Norman Borror. Herschcl Brown. BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling: Lowell Cline, Coach, Boh Boggs. Mgr. Larry Edwards. Eli Roscoe. Second Row: Bob Watson. David Hiser. Dean Campbell. Philip Glaze. Larry Hargis. Jack Thirty-eight Sayre. Jim Brown. Top Row: John Wray. Richard Gasper, Mike Irwin. Eldon Johnson. Bob Colter. JR. HIGH FIRST TEAM First Row: Bruce Carpenter. Wayne Clements. Harold Keller, Leroy Gregory. Second Row: John Ramsey. Ralph Wray. Mark Pitzer. Spencer Campbell. Bob Murphy Bill Nicely. JR. HIGH SECOND TEAM First Row: Robert Broyles, Jesse Blankenship. Stephen Caldemcycr. Donnie Addison. Jef- frey Clements. Second Row: Billy Stephens. Bruce Penrod. Van Nelson. John Murphy. Larry Bailey. T hirty-nine PEP CLUB Front Row: Barbara Hceter. sponsor. Judy Beedle, Alice Costin. Jane Ellen Stuart. Janet Nauman, Carol Carpenter. Marilyn Nauman, Carolyn Hargis. Sally Townsend, Elaine Buchanan. Gloria Ross. Second Row: Sharon Scantland. Alice Clore, Geraldine Whiteman. Rita Scales. Barbara Thompson. Sandra Pitser, Karlenc Worley. Patty Stephenson. Third Rw: Dick Campbell. Betty Mifflin. Judy Costin. Charlene Townsend. Linda Clark. Nancy Marks. Lucretia Runkle. Joyce Yeager. Fourth Row: Rex Jackson. Linda Orcutt. Patsy Hargis. Mary Clark. Carlccta Cart. Ann Harold, Dianne Stephen. Janice McCrcery. Jeff Clements. Fifth Row: Charles Ladd. Phyllis Cox. Helen Penrod. Carolyn Rowlcs. Janice Hiscr, Ralccn McCrcery. Pat Humphries, Nancy Johnson, Leslie Cox. Sixth Row: Larry Rector, Patty Gribble, Janice Townsend, Hilda Sollars. Nancy Robbins. Judy Sayre, Carolyn Pcrsingcr. Evelyn Gasper, Harold Keller. Seventh Row: Joe Holmes, Lois Ann Short, Randi Harmon. Arlene Thorncll, Josephine Tull, Crystal Skinner, Patty Painter, Rose Ann Shull, Bruce Penrod. Eighth Row: Gary Drumm, Phyllis Honn, Marilyn Holloway. Phyllis Hollingsworth. Judy Irwin, Wanda Alley, Nancy Gooding, Joan Scales. Steve Caldemeycr. Ninth Row: Jimmy Cox, John Ramsey. Donold Holmes, Mark Pitzer. Bob Murphy, Spencer Campbell, Wayne Clements, Bruce Carpenter. Herbie Jones. Sally Pat Wright Stephenson JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS Patsy Janet Hargis Nauman Linda Orcutt Forty-one Refresh... GILMAN GRAIN CO. w Gilman, Indiana TZ ' Jl ” RFD No. 2, Alexandria, Indiana Wmml add zest to the hour Phone Gaston 62-4 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Muncie Indiana Compliments of We sell Nails, Galvanized Ridge Roll, Valley and Composition Roofing GASTON NEWS Y0RKT0WN LUMBER CO. LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, ETC. Paint, Builders' Hardware, Lime and Cement Dial 724 Yorktown, Ind. Compliments of ROWLES FUSON MINNEAPOUS-MOLINE Tractors and Farm Equipment REED BROTHERS ELEVATOR STATE PILOT FEEDS Kenneth Rowles Charles Fuson FERTILIZER COAL Phone 2-5074 FARM SUPPLIES Cammack, Indiana — Muncie,R. R. 6 CAMMACK. INDIANA Forty-two Forty-three COMPLIMENTS OF RAY L. MILLER Compliments of Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery DONOVAN’S GROCERY AND STATION Rural Route 6 Phone 7085 Cammack Phone 7039 A Pair That's Hard to Beat U. S. 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Wanda Alley, Martha Keller, Rose Ann Shull, Patty Painter, Phyllis Cox, Helen Penrod, Martha Cooper, Chester Huffman. Row 3. Charlene Townsend, Elaine Mart. Nancy Johnson. Wayne Lee. JUNIOR BAND Row I. Marilyn Nauman, Larry Gillespie. Jane Vardaman. Dianne Stephen. Director Ralph Kem. Row 2. Carl Brown, Christine Jackson, Glynnis Fink, Mary Ruth Alley. Betty Mifflin. Elaine Buchanan, Randi Harmon. Janet Nauman. Evelyn Bowman. Row 3. Gloria Ross, Geraldine Whitman, Larry Rowles. Ronald Scott, Richard Campbell. Richard Humphries. Larry Greenwalt. Carolyn Hargis. Jane Ellen Stuart. Row 4. Dennis Beetle, David Keller, Judy Kay Bettle. Leslie Cox, Johnny Oldfield. Billie Stevens, Van Nelson, Gary Drumm, Philip Drumm. Forty-seven COMPLIMENTS OF Wolfe’s I ce Cream R. R. 5, East Jackson Dial 9281 MUNCIE INDIANA COMMERCIAL BANK and TRUST CO. 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Susan Edwards. Patty Goodins, Randi Harmon. Judy Bccdle. Row 6. Janet Nauman, Nancy Marks, Patty Gribblc, Sandra Pitscr, Geraldine Whiteman, Elizabeth Mifflin, Marilyn Nauman. Jane Vardaman. Row 7. Carolyn Scales, Diana Woods. Philip Drumm, Bruce Penrod, Steven Caldemeyer. Row 8. Dianne Nicely. Evelyn Bowman. Marilous Marsh, Glynnis Fink, Carol Carpenter. Jane Stuart, Sharon Scantland, Dianne Stephen. BOYS 4-H Row I. Jane Ellen Stuart. Judy Bccdle, Patty Humphries, Mike Irwin, John Wray, Jack Sayre, Dean Campbell, Leader John Wright. Row 2. Ronald Scott, Steven Caldemeyer, Spencer Campbell, Ralph Wray, Charles McKay. Jerry Fuson, Richard Bailey. Philip Drumm. Row 3. Gary Drumm, Bob Crozicr, Guy Konkle, Harry Maish, Wayne Lee, Dee Clevenger, Wendell Boyle. Larry Rowlcs. Row 4. Jerry Thomas. Lloyd Hiestand, Bill Brown, Richard Brown, Bob Watson, Gilbert Huffman, Clctis Gillespie, Jimmy Irwin. Row 5. Steven Maish, Dennis Stansberry, Kenny Stuart. Dennis Bccdle, Donald Ritchie. James Beedle, Larry Grccnwalt, Donald Wray. Row 6. Darwin Clevenger, John Mills. Bob Colter, David Cooper, Bobby Shipley, Charles Ladd. Chester Huffman, Richard Humphries. Row 7. Bill Nicely. Nancy Johnson, Jim Nauman. Jimmy Pitscr, Richard Campbell, Larry Gillespie, John Oldfield. Leslie Cox. Row 8. Charles Nauman, Larry Hargis, Dick Cline. Forty-ntne Compliments of THE GASTON BANKING COMPANY Gaston, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of NORTH STAR DRIVE IN Candy - Ice Cream - Sandwiches 17th S. Madison Sts. MUNCIE, INDIANA Phones - Office 3-7749 Lot 2-5759 Ken Maynard Motors Inc. KAISER-WILLYS DEALER 2315 E. Jackson MUNCIE INDIANA WISE FOOD CO. 1600 North Walnut Street Muncie, Indiana Super Market Frozen Food Lockers Processing for Lockers and Deep Freezers Smoking and Curing Hardware HOLE HUFFMAN Rexall Pharmacy BROADWAY at GRANVILLE QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Phone 3-5897 MUNCIE INDIANA BECKMAN’S PURE OIL Rex Wheeling Muncie, Indiana Phone 28357 PURE TIRES and BATTERIES GAS, OIL and LUBRICATION Compliments of F.G. CAMPBELL Commission Marketeer Sinclair Refining Co. Phone Muncie 9969 Gaston 31 Ring 9 Fifty F.H.A. Row I. Josephine Tull. Janice Grccnwalt, Mary Justus. Judy Glaze. Darlene Wray. Shirley Glass. Elaine Mart. Martha Cooper. Row 2. Wanda Alley, NancyGooding, Joan Scales. Janice Hiscr, Ruth Ann Childs. Mckle Hargis. Kay Thomas, Martha Nauman. Row 3. Adalcc Lovcrn, Marilyn Holloway. Ann Harrold. Carolyn Pcrsingcr, Catherine Wood, Lois Ann Short, Janet Antrim, Joyce Harless. Row 3. Mary Clark. Carleeta Cart. Patty Stephenson, Janice Townsend. Hilda Sollars, Joyce Yeager. Nancy Merry. Nancy Robbins. Row 5. Mrs. Adams. Phyllis Hollingsworth. Rose Ann Shull, Evelyn Gasper. Charlene Town- send. Judith Irwin. Patty Painter, Judy Sayre. Row 6. Raleen McCrccry. Carolyn Rowlcs. Patty Humphries, Nancy Johnson. Patty Brown. Helen Penrod. Phyllis Cox. Sally Wright. F.F.A. Row . Bill Brown, Bob Watson. Harold Reed, Larry Hargis, John Wray, Herschel Brown. John Wright. Row 2. Philip Glaze, Dean Campbell, Jim Beedle, Dee Clevenger. Charles McKay, Jerry Fuson, Donald Fedor. Row 3. Norman Borror. James Brown. Donald Bailey, Harry Maish, Wayne Lee. Harold Hicstand, Richard Bailey. Row 4. James Nauman, Lloyd Hicstand, Gilbert Huffman. Richard Brown, Jerry Thomas, Bob Colter, David Hiscr. Row 5. Cletis Gillespie, John Mills, Darwin Clevenger, Mike Irwin, Sonny Nauman, Jack Sayre. DELAWARE Engraving Lithograph Co. HIGH HOWARD STREETS MUNCIE, INDIANA W. H. MAY HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS 107-111 N. Harrison St. OF Paints, House Furnishings, Electrical Appli- ances, Sport Goods, Plumbing, Farm Supplies, Rugs, Linoleum Dr. R. J. Hooker Phone 224 Alexandria, Indiana Mullen’s Shoe Store FERMEN’S SHOES HOSIERY Ladies’ Children’s RUBBER FOOTWEAR Ready to Wear Phone 400 ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA ALEXANDRIA INDIANA Fifty-two BOY S 4-H JUNIOR LEADERS Seated Charles McKay. Bobby Watson. Pat Humphries, John Wray. Nancy Johnson. Cletis Gillespie. Standing: Wayne Lee. Larry Hargis. Jerry Fuson. James Beetle. Chester Huffman. Jr.. Leader John Wright. GIRL’S 4-H JUNIOR LEADERS Seated. Rose Ann Shull. Evelyn Gasper. Judith Irwin. Pat Painter, Wanda Alley. Standing: Hilda Sollars, Nancy Johnson. Charlene Townsend. Elaine Mart. Judy Sayre, Josephine Tull. Fifty-three DOLLAR’S CORNER CAFE 35 28 GASOLINE GROCERY North BEATSON MOTOR CO. FORD Authorized Dealer Alexandria Indiana Phone 89 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 54 FROM CAMPBELL’S FEED GRAIN Try Campbell's Hog Grain Supplements GASTON, INDIANA Bob Townsend Minneapolis-Moline Tractors and Farm Equipment Phone 817 Alexandria, Indiana SKATELAND ROLLER PALACE Junction State Roads 9 28 ALEXANDRIA, INDIANA Indiana’s Finest Skating Floor Russ Applegate at the Hammond Organ Open nightly except Mondays Private Parties Booked EVANS GENERAL STORE Groceries - Drygoods Notions - Hardware Paints-etc. Gilman, Indiana DANNER BROTHERS 5c 10c TO $100 Shop by Comparison Alexandria, Indiana Owned and Operated by Hoosiers Fifty-four Compliments of GASTON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 18 A. M. RENCH SONS LBR. CO. Where Service is a Habit GASTON, INDIANA PHONE 48 COX SUPER MARKET Where Price Tells and Quantity Sells ALEXANDRIA INDIANA Compliments of MYERS GARAGE Gaston Indiana Compliments of KELLEY’S REXALL DRUGS Fountain Service and Short Orders Phone 7-3 Gaston, Indiana Compliments of KIMMEL MORTUARY GASTON, INDIANA Portraits Weddings Commercial SHOULTS STUDIO 409 East Jay Phone 1261 Dunkirk Indiana Fifty-six CLASS PROPHECY T’is April in Paris and the flowers are flowering. T’is April in Gaston and the rains are showering. T’is beautiful springtime in the year 1964. There’s a lovely peace at the end of another war. Wanda Alley's T. V. presentation, of “Varieties of ’64.” came across the airwaves sponsored by “Uncle Gene’s Tobacco Store.” Many happy memories Clouded into my mind. I wondered where all of my classmates I could find. When out on the stage after my T. V. show had begun. we reversed the cameras and my classmates I saw one by one. Eldon Johnson was the first one I saw. He was in the President’s cabinet working on a new law. An airline stewardess is my friend Josephine Tull. She is now married to a guy 7 feet tall. Nancy Bowers has shown she can really cut a rug. She is now running a dancing school teaching jitterbug. Permanents and manicures fill Harold Reed's day. A new beauty school he opened just last May. A camera man’s dream is Pat Brown. She models everything from bikinis to lovely gowns. Mekle Hargis is the first lady” of the white house. The President, her husband, is quiet as a mouse. Howard Sellers will lose his voice yet. because of his frequent appearances at the Met. Ruthie Childs uses a net container while working at her job as a dog trainer. Secretary. Janice Hiscr, I’m happy to tell. Works for a foreign diplomat who is Wayne Campbell. Sharing the spotlight on my T. V. show Is Sally Wright, better known as Twinkle Toes.” As owner and president of Chummy Gum,’’ Carolyn Rowlcs turned out to be no bum. Chester Huffman alias “Danny O’Day” Is now starring on Old Broadway.” Tuned to the sports arena there we find Professional people of all kinds. Helen Penrod twirles on the ice. She skates with poise and grace that is very nice. Fancy skating with dips and swirls. Nancy Johnson’s roller skating keeps your head in a whirl. Pro basketball is a favorite sport of Bob Brown. Sport writers say he is the best forward in town. Star of exciting water skiing at Miami Beach Phyllis Cox skis way out of reach. Comedian, Pat Humphries, has taken over C.B.S. People arc even changing to her style of dress. Wig model. Raleen McCreery. Models wigs for those who aren’t hairy. A cracker factory employs Omer Ault. He covers every cracker with three grains of salt. In many phases of life My class mates can be found Helping their community, state, and nation the year round. 50 years from now I’d like to have another show. Their honorable positions then I would like to know. It’s been a lot of fun seeing them today. But now my show is over and I must be on my way. If you meet any of these people tell them I said “Hi.” Now time is drawing short so Cheerio and Good-by.” Fifty-sevrn COMPLIMENTS OF We are Always Happy to Serve You Guy C. Lewis REAL ESTATE MUNCEE MOTOR SALES, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars . . . Dodge Trucks 203 N. Walnut Street 120 E. Washington Street Phone 676 Alexandria, Indiana ALEXANDRIA BANKING MUNCIE, INDIANA COMPANY Alexandria, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bank of Friendly Service COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MeCLEAD’S DRIVE INN CLEANERS Phone 660 110 North Clinton St. Alexandria, Indiana MILLER MOTORS INC. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE 2 General Motor Values Phone 22 Alexandria, Ind. Compliments of the BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Alexandria, Indiana Fifty-eight CLASS WILL I, Ruthie Childs, will the Ice Cream Room to Hilda Sollars. I, Howard Sellers, will my Bookkeeping Book to Mrs. Grubbs and Darlene Wray to no-one. I, Phyllis Cox, will my ability to get slim to Randi Harmon. I, Janice Hiser, will my place in student council secretary to Sandra Pitser. I, Josephine Tull, will my high soprano voice to any one with enough nerve to take it. I, Pat Humphries, will my ability to do the hula to Judy Glaze. I, Helen Penrod, will my ducks to Evelyn Gasper and the ability to peck my teeth to anyone who is fool enough to do it. I, Carolyn Rowles, will my ability to dent fenders to Shirley Glass or anyone else who likes to drive up trees. I, Nancy Johnson, will my ability to work in the bookstore to Janet Brass and Janet Foust. Good Luck girls. I, Raleen McCreery, will my ability to juice the old cows to Ann Harrold or to anyone who likes cows. I, Chester Huffman, will my “kid” role, in the Junior and Senior plays, to Larry Edwards. I, Sally Wright, will my little feet to Ed Townsend. I, Pat Brown, will my seat in the Assembly to Bill Brown and my ability to talk out loud in Mr. Kern’s assembly to anyone who can get by with it. I, Bob Brown, will my Bookkeeping and Civics books to Bob (Liberace) Gooding and Mary Lou Justus to no-one. I, Nancy Bowers, will my knack for writing small to Martha Keller and Mrs. Heeter. I. Eldon Johnson, will my ability to get along with John Wright to Jack Sayre. I, Wanda Alley, will my cold front seat in the assembly to warm blooded Mrs. Heeter. I, Harold Reed, will my Bookkeeping Book to Dick Frazier. I, Mekle Hargis, will my red-hair to Judy Sayre, and my worries about the seniors to next year’s senior president. I. Omer Ault, will my ability to skip school to anyone who will make good use of it. I, Wayne Campbell, will my curly hair to Bob “George’’ Gooding. At Your-Store Or At Your Door” WARREN BROTHERS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 107 North High Street Phone 3-3461 Daniel's Resturant LUNCHEONS-DINNERS CHOICE STEAKS CHOPS HOME BAKED PIES, CAKES BREADS Open every day 11 A. M. -8 P. M. Air Conditioned for your comfort Phone 2-8444 Red Daniel Spirlin GOIK’S RESTAURANT PRODUCER’S DAIRY PRODUCTION Grade A Of Course COMPLIMENTS OF SHONFIELDS L. M. HORN GRAIN FINE FOODS Lunches — Dinners COAL Open 6A.M. — 8 P.M. Saturday night closes at 1 1 P.M. Closed all day Sunday Glen and Mildred Goff—owners Wysor Walnut Streets MASTER MIX FEEDS HIGH QUALITY COALS across from the Field House COMPLIMENTS OF TERHUNE’S Phone 9001 Bartlett Sunoco Service TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES WHEEL BALANCING ROAD SERVICE 720 BROADWAY MUNCIE Sixty i war laen .c m® Camp be 1 Compliments of J ANNEY’S GROCERY GASTON, INDIANA Phone Main 3 Compliments of EARL RATHEL’S BARBER SHOP and Daughter Alice May Rathel Beautician Gaston Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF Dale Howell Garage MILL STREET GASTON INDIANA Phone 63-1 D-X PRODUCTS GOODRICH ELEVATOR GASTON-GOODRICH CORPORATION Gaston, Indiana Phone Main 15 SAYRE OIL COMPANY Phone 7- Ring 2 GASTON, INDIANA Quality Products Friendly Service Compliments of COLLINS GROCERY Gaston, Indiana LAWSON’S MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales and Service Gaston, Indiana Phone 9u Compliments of Harold Ault Your Friendly Ford Man Sixty-two STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1. Janice Greenwalt, Arlene Thornell, Carolyn Persinger, Bruce Penrod, Harold Keller, John Mills. Row 2. Janice Hiser, Sandra Pitser, Martha Keller, Jerry Thomas, Larry Hargis, Bob Brown Sponsors Robert Boggs and Barbara Hceter. BOY SCOUTS Row 1. Dick Cline, Philip Glaze, Donald Bailey, Wayne Clements, Loyd Penrod, Bob Watson. Row 2. Bruce Carpenter, Bruce Penrod, Dickie Bailey. Jeffrey Clements, Bob Colter, Donald Fedor, Bill Nicely. Row 3. Dennis Stansberry, Bob Murphy, Spencer Campbell. Six y-three KNOTTS McKNIGHT Complete Service and Sales Farm Equipment and Service International Trucks Home Freezers and Refrigerators Phone 19-3 Gaston, Indiana Compliments of W. C. CLINE Public Accountant Phone 3-6190 R. R. No. 6 Bethel Pike Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD INSURANCE AGENCY F. E. Alley 509 E. Jackson 1805 N. Tillotson Phone 2-2930 tyntiac sixes - t IOMTS PHONE 4415 CITY SALES SERVICE OF MUNCIE. INC. Pontiac Sales and Service 217 W. WASHINGTON STREET MUNCIE, INDIANA “Your Pontiac Dealer For 17 Years” ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE GASTON INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 79-3 GASTON, INDIANA Dickey’s Texaco Service Clinton Washington Streets Phone 842 Alexandria, Indiana Lew Merrell Pontiac-Buick NEW USED CARS Lew Merrell St. Rd. 9 North Alexandria, Indiana RETZ SPORTING GOODS 508 South Walnut Muncie, Indiana Sixty-four BUS DRIVERS Donald Lee. Kenny Stuart. Garland Click. Everette Jackson. Homer Iscly, George Clen- denin. Everette Curts. Roy Johnson. John Wright. Ernest Nauman. Sixty-five McCOY’S FARM CREDIT SERVICE FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS 4% Interes Long Term Heating Appliances Pay additional on principal or pay off at any time The Complete Bottle Gas Stove For complete confidential infor- Phone 3-4661 mation--Call or Write C. D. Clark, Secretary Treasurer 305 E. Main Muncie, Indiana Delaware-Madison National Farm Loan Association 104 East Washington Street Muncie, Indiana Phone 5381 Slaughter Feed-Hardware PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Farmer Owned Farmer Controlled Purina Feeds Farm Supplies Loans made to finance livestock feeding, crop production, equipment, farm im- provement and debts created for production purposes. To be paid off as the livestock HARDWARE and crops are normally marketed. Stock Yards Dial 5171 Clyde Hensley Delaware County Representative Muncie, Indiana 104 East Washington Street Muncie, Indiana Phone No. 6222 Wm. J. Rahe Sons DAVIS STRICLER Fine Meats Funeral Service Ambulance Service Wholesale-Custom Butchers-Retail 501 North Harrison Street Indiana Inspected Est. 8 Muncie Alexandria, Indiana DELAWARE FEED SEED FARM AND GARDEN STORE 2200 Broadway Phone 3-3441 Fine Grain Photo Finishing Muncie, Ind. Cameras and Photographic Supplies Remember Fun on Film 122 W. Charles — Phone 2-0204 Muncie. Ind. Sixty-six OVER FISH INN PERRY HANKINS. Owner Shrimp - Frog Legs Steak - Chicken Shakes - Malts • Hwy. 3 and 67—North MUNCIE, INDIANA THIRTY YEARS Quality and Service COVALT’S Amber’s Beauty School Phone 8846 Muncie, Indiana 803 E. Washington Street Muncie, Indiana Phone-8312 MUNCIE NASH INC Merle Edwards Drive-In GOOD EATS - GROCERIES - GAS OIL HARDWARE - DRY GOODS 2205 Wheeling Avenue MUNCIE Phone Gaston- o3-lt State Road 28 5 Miles West of U.S. 35 Farm City Lumber COMPLIMENTS OF Brown’s Appliance Store Wheeling Pike Refrigerators Water Heaters Muncie Indiana Zenith Radio Television Washers Stoves Phone 3-3311 Expert Radio Service Phone 27 Gaston, Indiana Sixty eight Mr. and Mrs. Penrod at Work FACULTY SNAPS ED L. KELLER PAUL RITCHIE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 701 North Granville Avenue Muncie, Indiana Gaston - Phone 48-8 LIFE AUTO FIRE C. E. LOKER TRUCKS IMPLEMENTS Dealer for International Harvester Farm Machinery Motor Trucks Refrigerators, Home Freezers 2130 N. Broadway Muncie Phone 6609 RHODES-HERTZFELD, Inc. 213 E Washington St. Phone 9996 - 99 7 MUNCIE. INDIANA HELLO CLASS HISTORY In 1942 the school buses rolled in and children were getting off and it was noticed that here and there were a few shy groups of boys and girls. These small children were shown to the first grade room by the older students where they met a lovely lady who they came to know as Miss Mace, or as she was often called. Teacher. We grew to like her very much, but she pushed us out the door and into the room of Mrs. McDaniels. This year we were not so shy and we began our journey of being eager beavers, but it wasn’t for work as all the teachers soon found out. She grew tired of us and with the prospect of a new group of eager students, pushed us into the room of Mrs. Gwaltney, who soon found out that we could work if we had too. Our most favorite subject was still recess. She found that it was time for a change, and shoved us on to Mrs. Oliver, who wasn t sure that she was ready for us. She was kind and understanding when we didn’t catch on at first, but we soon learned the three R’s. Full of pep and enthusiasm we zoomed into Mrs. Smith’s room. She was happy to see us and we were happy to be there. Mekle Hargis joined us this year. Mrs. Smith was probably happy to get rid of us and we moved on to our first man teacher, Mr. Lewis. We found that the sledding was a little rougher and tougher here, but all in all it wasn’t too bad. He threw us a curve that landed us in the assembly, where we felt pretty small, but the older students made us feel at home. We elected Mr. McCreery as our class sponsor. We welcomed to our class, Patty Humphries, Omer Ault, Wanda Alley. Bob Brown, Shirley Decker. Pat Lowe, Wanda West, Oneal West, Rozella Thompson, and Kent Moore. In a short while we moved over a couple of rows and found that we were in the eighth grade. Some of our assembly shyness has worn off and we felt like big shots. We found out all too soon that trouble came our way without Seventy two much persuasion. We were sorry to lose Howard Sellers and Wanda Ritchie. Mr. Cline was elected our sponsor, and we decided to hold him over for our freshman year. We were certainly green freshmen. We were glad to have Helen Penrod. Sara Mills. Peggy Mc- Gunegill join us. but we noticed that a few were missing when we took inventory. We found that Judy Stephenson. Omer Ault. Oneal West, and Kent Moore were missing. We cast aside our freshmen books, moved over a couple of rows, and found that the far wall wasn’t so far after all. In the process of moving we lost Betty Bader. Peggy McGunegill, Rozella Thompson. Wanda West, Pat Lowe. Shirley Decker, and Farrell Doughty, but gained Howard Sellers, and Eldon Johnson. Mr. Craig, as our class sponsor helped us order our class rings, and a few were lucky enough to keep them. As the school busses rolled back into their usual places in the fall of 1952 we found that Karl Reed. Bill Sites, and Marshall Hatton were not with us any longer, and during the year we lost Carl Long, Wayne Rinker, Joan Davis. Roberta Sites, and Charles Cox. Omer Ault joined us again, along with Janice Hiser and Barbara Pitser. We really had a lot of fun working with Mrs. Carter and we thought that it was best to have her for a sponsor in our Senior year. We arrived finally; at last we are Seniors. The twenty-two who are graduating this year hate to say good-bye to the teachers whom we have given a hard time, to the fellow stu- dents and to Mrs. Carter, with whom we have had so much fun working with the past two years. We are sorry that Sara Mills. Barbara Pitser. Pat Skinner and Joe Brown are not graduating with us this year. At last we have come to the end of the line and there is not much to say except good-bye. GOOD-BYE §eventy-six � 7 0 u