Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

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iatwzq 614445 Looking baek i11 tl1e year 1938, seventeen students ill tl1e class of '50 started tl1eir first year studying their ABC's and learning to write their numbers. Those well inannered little stars included Ann Arnold. Lowell 4.'u1nn1ins, Betty Fox, lfliarles Freeinan, XVillia1n Fritz, 'Wihna Genth, Maryanii Grosjean, Owen Gross, Russell Green. l'hil -lohnson, ghllll Kell, Charlene McKinley, Vaughn 3I?1I'St'ilHllll, Charles Uverly. Kathie Shew, Donald Shultz. Hlltl Fred Streets. lVe left our first grade with our 1-eport eards tl1at said Dl'0lllOlPtlH which put a sparkle i11 our eyes. Starting tl1e set-ond grade Reginald f-lellalian with his red hair brightened the year with Betty Thomas. Hose Allll Peters, Lois Hiples. illltl Xorina Vroxton gliding into tl1e third Hlltl i'iUlll'til grades. Yo stars were added to the fifth a11d sixth grades. ln order tO tinish o11r elenientary years .lack Flaig. Mary Roth. Gladys Guiff, Lee Gordon, -lllll Clark. and l'lieha1'd Bower joined ns i11 lll2'l1't'lllllg' to North Side High School to reeeiye Olll' blue covered diplonias. Vile began Olll' eourse ot' lligh S1-hool work with Jack Bowser, Virginia t'hapn1a11, Dorothy Fl'G9lllHll. Burl Gause. Allen Hilliun. Ted Hawk. Ned Keener, Rayinond Konger, Eddie Toni. illltl Robert NVise. Ulll' first i:l'l'SlllllHl1 1-lass party was a pot-luck supper with Mrs. llostettler Rlltl Mr. Fee at-ting as ehaperones. Entering Olll' soplioinore year we eleeted Bert Freenian. To111 Henry, iillll Virginia Chap1na11 for class otl'iee1's. Toni Henry was tl1e only star to enter our soplioinore class. NVe enjoyed the History Vlub parties Hlltl Ulll' class sponsors were Mrs. Palieki and Mr. Appleinan. Bill Till Hllll Mary Patterson were the two lueky stars that inade the light brighter during Ulll' junior year. Miss Enley and Nr. Sihle lltitl llliflllf' headaches as Olll' sponsors. This year we lliltl two 1-lass parties and gave a banquet i11 honor of tl1e seniors of '-L9 with the tl1e111e based on The Gold Rush of the '49ers. XVe also ordered Olll' 1-lass rings and gave A Ready Made Family as Olll' class play. Finally in tl1e year of 1950 we are seniors with Let l's Ile Seen By Our Deeds as Olll' class inottoq Olll' class tlower a white earnationg a11d our colors were green Hlltl silver. 0111' class play was Girl-Sl1y and our delightful sponsors being Mrs. Smith and Mr. Prible. Two ot Olll' respoiisibilities was the publishing of tl1e Black and Gold Flash a11d Olll' year book the Citadel. VVit.h Ned Keener, President: Virginia Chapinan. hvlL'9-Pl'4lSllll'lltZ Lois Siples. Seeretaryg a11d Ann Arnold, '1'reas11rer, we ordered o11r eaps and gowns. pictures. invitations, a11d 1131119 cards. UOIIIIIIPIICPIIIPIU was held May 16. Hilti Baeea- la11reate the preceding Sunday. As we leave H. II. S., each going o11r separate ways and not knowing what Olll' goal ill life will be, we hope X011 will reineniber us by our motto. Let Us Be Seen By Our Deedsn. 17