Huntington Township School - Medita Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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F0 magma BOYS AND GIRLS 4'H X NE' N y Q My Back Row--Paul Clark, John Swalee, Max Thrasher, Burch Reed, Devoe Cobbs, Donald Snider, Max Schwob, Fred Hauenstien, Shirley Lee, Joan Reed, Carolyn Wechsler, Rosemary Oden, Slsie Kreigbaumg Second Row--Katherine Huffman, Nora Huffman, Carol Hlers, Joenita Bonewitz, Patty Adams, Marilee Coles, Carol Solloway, Donneta Hilde:-brand, Carolyn Keel, Sandra Brown, Donna Keplinger, Mrs. Ida Wikeg Third Row Mr. Porter Snider, Mary Ann Falk, Natalie Herrick, Donna Walton, Virginia Lee, Glenna Carrol, Patricia Gibson, Judy Fulhart, Shirley Follis, Caroline Krieder, arol Keehn, Susie K1ine,gFirst Row- John Heiney, Dick Zickefoose, Mark McHenry, Lawrence Story, Larry Landrum, Kent Andrew, Glen Reed, Tom McNally. VOLLEYBALL TEAM 'rwJ Back Row--Jane Wilson, Sue Crago, Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Carol Brown, Miss Link, Front Row:--Shirley Lee, Margaret Kriegbaum,Mart!:a Graham, Helen Jane Wine, Marilyn Smyser, Helen Sell. 55

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Spf Back Row--Miss Virginia Link, Spenser, Margaret Kriegbaum, Millie Huston, Susie Kriegbaum, Janie Wine, Annie Swain, Helen Sell, Sis Smyser, Barbara Ohamberlain, May Wall, Carol Brown, shirley Beady, Evelyn Biddle, Second Row--Joan Reed, Doris Warkentine, Phyllis Blstou, Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Betty Tobin, Ruth Reed, Norma Laurie, Waneta Frantz, Donna Keplinger, Sara Crumpacker, Joan Hoffman, Ellen story, First Row--Arlene Pressler, Norene Richardson Martha Graham, Rosemary Oden, Carolyn Wechsler, Carol Wilev,He1en Tucker, Evelyn 5owers,BarbaraIiolley GlRlS ATHLETIC ASSN. The girls athletic association was started in 1936 at Huntington Township under the direction of Miss Isobel Krieg. Since that time nearly every girl in this High School has belonged. Thi: fear the girl: 2 . are hapfy to have Miss Virginia Link as their sponsor. Activities which the G.A.A. members have participated in are as follows: volley ball, swimming, bowling, dancing, and ping pong. A hay rack ride was held at the beginning of the year at the home of Martha Graham. The G.A.A. sponsored a skating party at Beatty's Rollerena with all schools invited. At the end of the year an achievement day was held. This is a time for all girls in G.A.A. to get together and have a good time while earning extra points for the coming year. The big event of the year is the G.A.A. banquet which is held at the end of the year. The purpose of this is to welcome the new members, appoint officers for the coming year, bid farewell to the Seniors and receive those hard earned awards. Officers for 1949-50 were: President. Margaret Kriegbaum Vice Pres. Helen Sell sec.Treas. Joan Gordon 52 9

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CHORUS c.f-.QU 'N W au, ' ' nf? tw. Back Row--Robert Bonebrake, Richard Groves, Roy Frantz, Charles Hare, Wayne Hinds, Jim Tobin, Jack Johnson, Max Schwob, Donald Snider, Ron- nie Ballard, Paul Clark, Don Ness, Donald Crumpacker. Second Row--- Miss Ethel Haas, Doris Warkentine, Reginia Rinehart, Phyllis Elston, Carol Brown, Shirley Beady, Ruth Reed, Norma Laurie, Waneta Frantz, Rosemary Sands, Carline Robbins, Joan Reed, Donna Keplinger, Sara Crumpackerg Third Row--Joan Gordon, Marvel Buzzard, Arlene Pressler, Norene Richardson, Sue Crago, Jane Wilson, Martha Graham, Rosemary Oden, Carolyn Wechsler, Carol Wiley, Evelyn Bowers, Barbara Holhy, First Row---Jack Smith, Dean Nelson, Richard Huston, John leazier, Gene Callahan, Gene Smith, Walter Call, James Elston, Bob Rudig, Eugene Vickery. Soon after school took up last fall Miss Haas called a meeting of the high school chorus and 24 boys and 26 girls responded. Before long the Purdue Glee Club came to Huntington High Stool Auditorium and 16 students and 4 teachers spent an enjoyable evening at this concert. At Christmas the chorus presented a cantata for the entire stu- dent body. The chorus also sang in the second annual spring festival held at the Community Gym, March 25. For the first time since Miss Haas has directed the Hunting ton Township Chorus the seniors sang in the Baccalaureate Choralpresent- ation. 54