Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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SECRETARIES FOR TEACHERS At the beginning at the school year, members at the advanced typing class were assigned as secretaries to several teachers. Their work included mimeograpli and ditto material as well as typ- ing. Front row-tleit to rightl: Mariorie Smith, lean Campbell, Robert Herdman, Phyllis Smith, Nondis Becktell. Elizabeth Wise. Second row: Norma Fox, Gladys Leiter, Maryann Keener, Bar- bara Van Anda, Ioyce Bran- ning, Alvera Aikens. CHORUS Front row-leito to rightl: Byron McBride, Phil Riecke, Lowell Brown, Howard Hess, Rich- ard Pepe. lack Davis, George Van Anda, Wayne Surtus, Dale Siples. Iunior Houser, Bob Horstmeyer, George Hatch. Second row: Doris Minton, Rosemary Minton. Helen Reed. Bertha Emrich, Ruth Opliger. Carol Tucker, George Arnold, Donald Opli- ger. Dolores Weaver, Sue McLain, Yvonne Kell, Wanda Waterson, Ruth Ditmar. Third row: Pauline Keller, Ruth Widner, Peggy Hefty. Marjorie Smith. Anne Rondot, Leona Hatch. Betty Gilmore, Eileen May, Trena Lindemuth. Dora Ritter, Betty Hanauer, Beulah Slotter, Betty Snider, Mary Agnes Becktell. Martha Gordon, Miss Harrod, Di- rector. Fourth row: Diane Amstutz, Martha Ann Dice, Betty Covetts, Gladys Leiter, Velma Bunn, Suzanne Bobay, Phyllis Hurst, Sally Whan, Ioan Wappes. Ruth Grueter, lean Coak, Trel- la Gross. Ioan Schenher, Avonelle Bauman, Lois Caley. ENSEMBLE First row-fleit to rightl: Carol Tucker, Leona Mae Hatch, Ioan Schenher, Pauline Keller, Delores Weaver. Second row: Beulah Slotfer, Velma Bunn, Helen Reed, Lorraine Opliger.

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BAND From stirring military marches to solid boogie-Woogie members of the band find Mr, Sloffer an inspiring director. The band's first public appearance occurred at the initial home basketball meet adding color and rhythm to sporting events. The performances of the band were looked forward to by all spectators. lntricate marching patterns and maneuvering caused many enthusiastic ohs and ahs from the fans, ln order that the school might have a more singable loyalty song, the band members chose the tune of Wave the Flag of Old Chicago as another school song in the Huntertown students' repertoire. At the Allen County Band Festival held March 23 the Huntertown group was chosen as the clinic band which played several numbers that were pub- licly criticized by Hans Schweiger, Director of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. 5 Three students, Richard Pepe, Bryce Fitch and Howard Hess, are complet- ing their senior year in the band. Several band members entered solo and group contests held by the Northeastern Indiana Band Association at Central Catholic High School in Fort Wayne. First row'- fleft to rightl: Peggy Hefty, Pat Moore, Delores Weaver, Velma Bunn, Patricia Kellum, Lois Caley, Helen Gump, Maxine Houser, Ianet Dunten. Gwendolyn Simons, Ianice Richardson, Diane Amstutz. Second row: Mr. Slolier, Richard Surius, George Dunten, Clem Wetzel, Robert Knight, Allen Richardson, Robert Leininger, How- ard Hess, Iack Surlus, Dale Sloifer, Norma Fox. V Third row: Bryce Fitch, Iohn Morehouse, Iunor Houser, Paul Gause, Wayne Waters, Richard Oaks, Phil Dickes, Richard Pepe, George Till, Max Wakeland, Lowell Dickes. 31

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IUNIOR PLAY The Class of '47 presented Tom- boy in the high school gymnasium, December 6 and 7. lt was a three- act comedy under the direction of Miss Enley. Delores Weaver played the lead part as the tomboy. Here Delores Fritz portrays the dressmalcer and the mother, Betty Steinbarger, are helping the two older girls, Eloise and Dorothy, played by Helen Gump and La Vern May, make alterations on their wed- ding gowns. Here Delores Weaver is proudly displaying her trophy Won as 1945 Women's Golf Champion. i oFF1cE GIRLS First row: Billy Sage. Pauline Pul- ver. Darlene Butt. Second row: Leona Hatch. Iecm Campbell, Norma Fox.