Indiana Academy - Golden Memories Yearbook (Cicero, IN)

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THE GOLDEN MEMORIES STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor - in - Chief Associate Editors Snapshot Editors , Violet Karowski Betty Cloukey, Elwin Shull, Russell Knudsen Delores Taylor, Bob Swift Art Editors Sharon R. Eastwood, Rose Marie Blackburn Typists Marilyn Petersen, Virginia Nickless Advisor Miss Keller BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Fred Goodwin Circulation Managers Dora Caslow, George Jacobson Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Advisor l Bob Little Bob Williams Mr. Hoffman Page Forty-Hve

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THE STUDENT ECHO STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor - in - Chief Dorothy Rigsby Associate Editors Alberta Greene, Phil Welkin News Editor Bob Little Feature Editor Russell Knudsen Society Editors Ruth Ann Vornholt, Tom Mino BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Vern C. Hoffman Literary Advisor Betty Brooke Faculty Sponsor O. E. Torkelson Circulation Managers Phyllis Fagala, Lawrence Johnson .tn-mammal NEWS REPORTERS Ilonna Burnham, Grace Dunder, Phyllis Fagala, Barbara Hansen, Ruth Houck, Elwin Shull, Joe Smith Alumni Reporter, Barbara Spencer TYPISTS A PHOTOGRAPHER Virginia IN ickless, Marilyn Petersen Bgb Swift Page Fort 1-four

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- - This Year's Diary - - SEPTEMBER Dear Diary: On the ninth we came back from that too-short vacation with our handshake party on the following Saturday night. One hundred and forty-three students in all registered. On the 24th the students, faculty, and conference workers put in a good day's work in the surrounding communi- ties for our Ingathering Field Day and brought in over S1,501. OCTOBER Dear Diary: On the first Elder Gerald Nash spoke to us during chapel. The following Monday we went to Forest Park for our Fall Picnic. It took three truck-loads to get us there, but we made it. Elders Rasmussen and Mathews visited 1. A. on the 22nd. The Yankees and the Southerners revived their feud in the ECHO and the GOLDEN MEMORIES sub campaign which lasted from the 24th to the 4th of November. Witches and black cats were here for our Halloween party which was held in the form of a fair. NOVEMBER Dear Diary: The Northerners won in the sub campaign, the two sides bringing in a total of S1,040. I. A. had its Week of Prayer from the 16th to the 23rd. We had our Thanksgiving vacation from the Wednesday before to the Sunday after-just so we could enjoy our pumpkin pie at home. DECEMBER Dear Diary: The Seniors organized on the fifth, and they marched into chapel the next day with mock blue and white caps. Elder Anderson, veteran missionary to Africa, was with us from Sunday the 15th, to the beginning of our Christmas vacation. We had our Christmas party on Wednesday, the 18th, and the next day we packed our bags and went home for the holidays. JANUARY Dear Diary: We came back to our studies on a very stormy day-the first day of a new year-with only 22 days to go before semester examinations. The Tinegas entertained the Spartans by showing in- teresting pictures in the chapel. This was followed by triple dip sundaes in the dining room. Elder A. V. Olsen, General Conference Vice-President, was our guest on the seventh, and just two days later Jack Conrad Torkelson arrived. Another thing that arrived was the first day of a new semester, on Monday, the 27th. FEBRUARY Dear Diary: The Southemers gave a banquet for the victors of the Subscription campaignon the first Sunday. The Junior class came into being on the following Thursday. The Academy Board dis- cussed their plans for I. A. on the llth. Elders Skinner, Hunter, and Nelson conducted the State M. V. Rally the following week-end. MARCH Dear Diary: On the second the Spartans had an open house party for the girls. Our Sophomore class organized the next Tuesday, followed by the Freshmen one week later. The Spartans again enter- tained the Tinegas with a star-studded reception on the 30th. APRIL ' Dear Diary: Several representatives of E. M. C. came to interest a dozen or so seniors in taking a special step-up teachers' training course, on the first. The Easter bunny was in our midst from the fourth to the eighth when we had our Spring Vacation. Soon after we came back we had Spring Week of Prayer with Elder Hunter in charge-from the 20th to the 26th. MAY Dear Diary: Elder Nelson held the lnvestiture Service, the 3rd, for those who were receiving their Master Comrade and other pins. Then we had clean-up day, picnics, Academy Day, Senior activities. From the 28th and on everyone was as busy as could be. . . taking exams, saying goodbye, Commence ment . . . and then it was all over. Another school year has passed. 1 Page Forty- six