Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Westport, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

3 ,5 P X A if w 1 'I H21 H X X X if X iff 4 , 1 ........X-X if Q , rx r-. Q Wu? Q-1. L u 'I X il-1-. ' ,E 51' A . ,, 'G' FU' X .4 'H-fI'nnt'P ru' 4 t . V gt f HISTORY OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 5 ,-, .iv El mlilgli Q-n 71' .'!. 4 5 - E. ,U ..f' ' fi 1, f' 2 63? '1 Ye t by pg Suzanne Fulton Jackson Townsnlp, now a part of Decatur County in the State of Indiana, was a part of the Northwest Territory. In 1816, when Indiana became a strte, Decatur County was not on the map, being organized in 1822. When the organization of townships began, Jackson Township was not one of the first five but was laid off later by taking a part from Clay and Sandcreek Townships There is very little data relative to the earlier schools but, from various sources, the following story has been acouired October 1874 three settlers f the northeast corner of Jackson met to consider the possibilities of a school They concluded, if they could get John WgLeary a young settler to te h, they would build a schoolhouse They found him hauling fodder from a little corn patch to s shed near his house Here, by the side of this shed the first school meeting in Jackson Township was held, he was hired at nine dollars per monthe This salary was not exceeded for the next ten years wlth1H a few days schoolhouse was COmDl0ted,be1nv made of logs roofed with clapboards, and heated by e large open flreplcce with a stick and mud chimney The floor was made of split logs and the windows were of greased paper placed on a crude frame In 1839 section sixteen was sold at five dollars per acre In a few years a little interest had accumulated which gave S0 le public money Although no authority seemed to exlst for it unt11 1851, three men were committee that acted trus ee in e administration of township schools According to records, the fi st trustee was A'nos Miller, elected in 1851 Before 1860 Sardinia was incorporated for school purposes By 1803 there were eight district schools besides Sardinia with a total township school enrollment f 606 representing 180 families Newburg, was incorporated 1867 Forest Hill formerly The five consolidated schools were Newburg, Waynesburg, Alert, Bighorn, and Sardinia The building at Sardinia was constructed 1903, consisting of two rooms and having two teachers An additional roon was added about 1910 With the extra roon a third teacher was added About 1902 the Alert Schoolhouse was finished, Waynesburg and Newburg came about two years later The building at Newburg was built by adding a new room to an old one Bighorn was constructed in the same fashion as the Newburg school and was completed in 1909 There were eighteen teachers in fourteen buildings in Jackson Township prevlous to 1900 Ten buildings consi ted of one room each wh1le four scnools h d two rooms with two teachers An eight grade course was taught until 1901 when a two year hlvh was added lhe flve consolidated schools taught the two years of high school After 1906 transportation was furnished After 1908 school was taught only in the five consolidated schools these belng vacated when the new The first connencement in Jackson High School was held on May 16, 1924 The event in addition to marking an eooch in the h1story of education i Jackson Township and Dec tur County, realization the struggle of years the pert of southwestern Decatur County for a connunitf center and consolidated township school Nearly 700 residents of the conmunity crowded into the new high school auditorium, demonstrating the conmunity spirit f the citizens of the township and appreciating the significance of the historic occasion The class of fifteen seniors which graduated was the largest of any of the year brought to the people of township schools of Decatur County that fad 'b ik rx -5' Y4 Ya. 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G'f N1 .J . 1 lf r, 4,q,,,,, On the last day of school, at the noon hour, a community dinner was held in the school auditorium Three long tables were stretched across the gymnasium and covers were laid for 425 pupils and patrons The grade schools at Alert, Wsynesburg, Forest Hill, and Sardinia came 1 school buses for the occasion The dinner was a surprise Professor H H Wilson and members of the faculty The afternoon was spent in games Commencement came as a climax to the day's activities The music was furnished by the Jackson Community Orchestra Consisting of the following members, Mrs Charles D Owens, Claude M Oliver, Marvin Davis, Dolph Thurston Gale Baller, Frank Crise A male quartet composed of Glenn Welch, Claude Welch, Dallas Brunton, and Barrett Davis sang several numbers Other selections were solo by Frank Crise and the 'Sailor Song' by a group of mixed voices The address of the evening was given by Judge Charles J Orbison The class of 1927 w s the largest ever to graduate from Jackson High School having twenty four members This class was the first complete the four year high school course in the new building The class of 1948 will be the smallest class ever to leave the halls of Jrckson with nine members There are only two girls in the class The class of 1931 had two girls in a class of twelve The total number of graduates t leave Jackson School end face the hazards of life are 363 Jackson students have taken part in county soil erosion and Latin contests The county spelling contest and the Far! Bureau county essay contest have been won by pupils of Jackson The Jackson Tigers have won the Decatur County basket ball tourney five times Perry Elliott was the coach in 1925, Gerald Carter in 1937, 1938, 1939, and an alumnus, 'Pic Howe coached the boys to victory in 1948 Jackson High School did its nart in World War II when about 91 alumni answered Uncle Sam's call to service John Mitchell Purvis, Dennis Bowers, and Myron Beasley gave their lives for our country Everett Dennis Bowers was killed in Germany on October 12, 1944 He was serving as a member of the anti-tank platoon of Headquarters Company Third Battalien and was instantly killed by shell fragments when one of the shells hit near his gun John Mitchell Purvis was serving in the South Pacific st the time of his death October 24, 1944 The cruiser, Birmingham, was fighting fire on the aircraft carrier, Princeton The Princeton exploded, killing 250 of the B1rmingham's cmiaof which he was one Myron Beealey was killed 1 a ship accident t Baltimore, Maryland, on July 16, 1945 The transport, Leland-Stanford, was bringing wounded soldiers from the European Area when Myron fell through a port-hole to the bottom of the ship and died instantly This is the only opportunity that we have to express our appreciation for the generous cooperation of the community 1 furnishing necessary dats A11 available resources have been used in writing this history and in listing the graduates and teachers, for any errors we extend our humble apologies. . ,a:.o,-ai ' H . 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A A 9 1 , , ,P ' 1 - 1 Q 1 ' , A - 'df 'W FACULTY JhCKSOd Twr SC1OOL nmoOM EJD D Oh tON11VCols LNMIQ lcv Pfter thorough inspection by a reore entatixe f the COHWISSIOH on General Education of the Indlene State Board of Wducation, on March 30, 191.8 our school was evaluated and recommended for a hlgher C1PSSlflC9t1OH Following are the Standards met by our school These were taken bodlly from the 1948 mlneograohed cooy of the Adnlnistrative Hand Book STAIDARDS POR CIASSIFICATION OF A CONTINUOUS COHMIQSIOTED SCHOOL All bLS1C stand rds for a certl 1ed school shall be met fC mmis s1on on ueneral 1?-ducat1on, Rule 85 The mlD1mU length of the school term shall be thlrty four weeks The pr1nc1Dh1 shall hold a f1r t rrade l1cense 1ssued on a Ma ter' Degree from a standard college or Un1V8PS1tV The teachers 1n tl: olemextarv teachers shall mave seventy two weeks or more of Lror do al tralnlng. nvery h1gh school shall be roqulred engloy a teacher w1th a llcense 1n Library Science at le t cnree curr1cula shall be offered Jn grades n1ne to twelve Flne Arts HUS1C and or trtjshull be t urht 1n all grades t1cal arts shall be oxfered to bovs and EIFIS in grades 9 12 and exnloratory courses 1n Practical xrts shall be taught in grades seven and 61 ht. 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S E ' xw .A J A - H : 1-:'Z'..v :f,::' Wg-H 1 ff ,stil Vi ,Xa I A F a fl: Y LH dl' 7' Q 8 SINIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1936 seventeen little lads and lassies entered Jackson School as beginners. Namelyx Adams, Lois Hamilton, Norman McClintic, Bill Anderson Vilma Jean Johnson, Rosemary Robbins, James S ott, J T Sims, Mary Jo Thurston, Mary Jane Taylor, Roy Brewer Marie Johnson, Wayne Dooper Garnet Kenady, Rhed Jr Fear Dor Klipsch, Ray Gray, Donald In the first six years tnere were many changes took place lost a number of our origlnal enrollment, but we also gained a number of new menbers, until our class was both larger and about evenly divided as to girls and boys we never took studying too serlously He glrls naturally thomght our little love affairs were much more important while the boys, ll, they were entirely overwhelmed by 'ball' But we do owe our boys much honor for their splendid ball knowledge They won for us the grade tournament during our Junior Hi years, and had their part i winning our County Tourney our Senior year So why shouldn't we glrls be proud of them? In the fall of '42 we met up with ourselves as we entered Junior Hlgh This was the climax of our lives For at this polnt we learned how little we really knew and how much we had to know to be able to master tho e terrible problems the Hi School teachers confronted us with each day But we were not bo be outdone, we buckled down to it, did some real studying at least put in hours of tlme and came out w1th flying colors Next September started the school year a green little Freshies and we mean greenl, for we were green enough to thlnk we could tell all the Hi School what to do, even the teachers But did we get set back' Some of us never have survived the shock Even Castor ruit school because he couldn't tell the teachers what he was go ng to d But after thinklng it over he decided maybe they were right after all, so he came back and tried it over and made good Finally we reached our Junlor Year A year we can never forget! It wa this year that we really had heartachas lmore kind than one mlsunderstsndings, and what we thought could be called real hardshlps We wanted to give the Senlor Class the greatest 'Senior Day' recorded 1n Jackson History We th1 k we d1d, too J We at least got them to the 'Cincy Zoo where they were made to realize all their ancestors were not de d Then, we began to look forward to our 'Senior Day On September 3, 1947 we entered on our last round up Our school days as a wnole were 'haoay mexories' However, there are three events we would llke to er se from our sheet We felt our great loss when Mr Fulton could not help us bring our flnal round up to a close, as he had done so faithfully ln almost every senior class preceding ours, then we had the misfort ne of losing two of our members in death, namely uarnet Cooper and Ray Klipsch But Mr Oliver, our class sponsor took us under hls w1ng and the nlna of us left were very thankful to h1m for his kind help, many good sugfe tions and e pecially for his patience he showed in endurlng tho e many trywng hours In the first semester of our senior year two of our senlor girls left us Mary Ellen Smith moved to North Vernon n oo p her school work there Mary Jo Sims decided school didn't g1ve her enough work to do so she signed un w1th the Joblett Sparks Porporation F rf-we :N 4 -fir xii.:- L' gh 0,5-,h ,. sf! f 'i' , up an 'ik ,- A ff lx, qv U ID L W Q if ' vii rw 5,114 'f- ' 1.1 4 ' -i'f9.'y1,I r.- -15 , F l A-iqhfq 1 x Q.. 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'u,' - A '.-' ' -A fp'-' V'-ffitiifijfaf' ' 'H' '17-7 5'-A-1' a f 'I' Wx'-5'l--Tif-'f ', V ff ' ' Mil- be-'T ' ':--'W QA ' fig New f ap J i ' w,gp'1U A M4 f r i ff 'PW-4 L 111' X we-uf 'Ur 2 il rf' L V' Aww, +3 J 31, we ,NM we had caps and gowns for our comnencenent, and Lester N Abel was our sneaker On April 15 and 16 the senior class presented the three Pct play 'Professor, How 'ould You ' In the story we find thft nan usually thought Vicky's pranks were cute but Professor Perry curtly ordered Vicky to call and apologize or droo h1s course At the Perry home she overheard b f gOSSlU Professor Perry hrs been offered deanship if he can get n wife His friend, John, and his family rally 'round to help John offers his secretary, curly heeded little minx who can't spell an ideal wife' Grandma's candidate is Tootsie Benn, e bit plump, but a me terhfnd with lemon chiffon pie Vicky, longing for revenge, proposses a friend, valerle, a Southern chnrmer, who makes a fool out of every nen she meets Grandpa won't tell the name of his crndld te' In a whlrlwlnd f1n1sh, Grendpa's candidate wins, d the Professor flnds wife 1: the little snitfire Vicky' Wayne Johnson Rosemary Johnson Bernice Mantooth Halter Jayne Bill McCl1ntic Norma Deppert Joan Cox Norman Hamilton Helen Bake Charles Sanders Bill Wilkinson Helen Osburn Prrts were bly handled follows Keats Perry, foung professor Vicky Hvndolpr, the Lane of his life Grandma Perry, an obllglng soul Grandpa Perry, n lnnocent bystnnder John Appleby, a helpful friend Priscllla Horley, weet young thing Toot ie Be n, a plump sninster Hot Shot de , her blg b other Valerie hh1tWqD South rn chrrmer Bogglns, the portln butler cvp le ge n n Pl y sponsor We appreciated Mrs O hurne's assistance and th nked her for her patience with also Bill kilkxnson for his work on th t ge We were honored by our three senior boys and their solendld sportsmanshlp displayed s three of our nL1g9FSn Nawely Charles Sanders, Billy WcClintic and wayne Johnson feel Pt it we through their splendid work that many of our VlCtOP18S were won and also our County Tournament of '48 We would not le ve out our uost denendeble yell le der Hosenrry Jonnson, who served her chool and teaw so wonderfully thepast three years we were proud or you, Rosemsry' Then, our two senior girls, Hosemery Johnson no Bern1ceMantooth were on the Volley Bell Tea and disnl yed very good t ctics Three of our boys were awarded swerters Layne Jomnson, Bill McClintic, and Charles Sanders, for particioetion in ossketb lland to Rosemary Johnson for Yell Leader Sumwdrizing all the events of the twelve years we sure feel that we have made history for Jacksonls Records History to be proud of and besides that, we have left plenty knowledge for those t follow Cfor we didn't take too much with us I We are confident there never was a class like us or there never will Hamilton, Norman Johnson, Wayne Jayne, Halt Mentooth, Bernice Johnso Rosemary McClintic, Bill We are namely Sanders, Charles Wilkinson, Bill Wooten, Hubert ,W em. 0 y Y lJp'L rr ,niQ:Vx H' 1 hi ,v f 'nl 42 xt- LU V .ngxx 'Q - . .rvamxm . - - A-FM U' ..,, ,, M w - N ' --,'.qnFu ,1. 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I I A5243- t ':.-'VL-1 fA1?FF 7- ' .H ' ...ii ilk .., -rwr '4f :' - f .rw - rw.:-2-.41 4+.'Yrw ' , vw.-'-H mQ.5v'-G , ' - L4 -1 ' -..Ji ...I -u Q4 - . ,Xl:,,i, lb V, A w 1.- .l an CLASS PROPHECY In the year of 1958 while attending the 500 mile race on Memorial Day I ran into a class reunion--the old alumni of 'L8. Two members of that class were competing for the big money, so the other seven had made a great effort to get there to see the show. It was still the same old bunch, although ten years had made some drastic changes in some of them I could hardly believe my eyes when a good looking fellow came up to shake hands with me and offered me his card, saying that he was running for Governor in the coming election, and would I support him? Of course, I would, for it was none other than Hayne Johnson, and after I talked to him awhile, I could ses that he really hadn't changed so much, it was his white hair that made him look so different He must have known what was going through my mind as I kept glancing at his white locke, for he went on to say that he had had an unusually interesting life during the past ten years he had been coaching the Jackson basketball team for the past six years, and with much success but in tha Spring of '59 some one had suggested nutting our a Jackson Annual, and just the thoughts of it turned his hair snow white, almost over night Hubert Hhooten was another one that I could hardly recognize s he is really chubby now 'Hhootie' was much on the hefty side when in school, but decided shortly after graduation to slim up a bit managed to get down to 120 pounds by s strenuous diet and many turkish baths, but said he couldn't see that he looked so pretty, slim, so why not eat and be happier He now tips the scales at 470 Pounds and 'BYU he surely is glad, for he has a life time contract with Ringling Brothers Circus, and lakes plenty of money the easy way, just by merely letting people look at him Now Norman looks just as he always did, not a day older, and he nearly talks a person down Norman was always inclined to be studious fellow in school, and so made school his life career H is a history instructor i a big university now, and the students all like him very much the only thing, he talks all of the time and hard ly gives the students a chance to get a word in ed ewise He married a history teacher fron a neighboring college, and I've been told that they just talk history from morning till night But it was Charles Sanders who was in the limelight that day, for he drove under the checkered flag in first position I was re l thrill to see that honor goin to Charlie, for I guess he had had his heart set on it for several years It seems that back as early as the fall of 1947 he did some practicing over near Hnrtsvllle I didn't get to talk to h1m as he was so occuppied with news reporters, and photographers, but Wayne Johnson said, as far as he knew, this great desire for the speedway began around Hallowe'en of that year Rosemary Johnson was a competitor for the Speedway purse, but didn't make the turn on the south end and rode right out into the parking lot before she stopped She hopped out of the racer and shrugging her shoulders, said to le ve it p rked for it was too late to catch up now and the money was all she was after anyway Rosie came on up to the grandstand and watched the rest of the performance, and looked as cute as ever, even if she was dressed in a blue shirt and blue jeans, with the shirt tail out, and when going got close she came out with 'Hit e again hit em again harder harder' for Charlie Rosemary has a good job doing singing commercials on the radio, but said she just thought it would be fun to be driving for the big money once Halter Jayne had to leave before the race was over, for you know how it is on a farm Halter always had liked a farm oh yes, he used to 'blow off' when he was a mere child in school, and say that the year after graduation wouldn't find him on a farm, but ten years after graduation he hurries home to his farm and 23 cows If he really WN JO' V Y. 1 go iii' 'Q-.J .Z -' x -PZ xff. . . 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' H w,rn,,' - ' flu 4,4 WJ' ' '3 -ffl? , ff? A t r W ','8.4?z: 1' at Q ilxucwqb N M Aifpar' QI V ' Y I ' X s 'ou wl- 'MK g gl ,QQ JN2' hd'z NH 'UHJL umxqj he . , -JY-P . 'T' f va S :L J -ll -f M -4 Q fl' makes his time count, he can finish milking in time for P bite of lunch and then he starts the evening work and hopes to finish in time for a little rest before starting the morning milking again. There really is plenty of money in it, so welter says, and from all appear- ances he must have it. Now where Halter is, we expect to find Bernice, and sure enough there they were together. This happened to be the first time they had been together for ouite some time tho, as Bernice has been working on some movie contracts in Hollywood, and has been really busy. It seems that Marjorie Main got wind of what a good job of being 'Grandma' Bernice had done in the class play, and sent for her immedi tely to be her understudy After working with Hargorie for a picture Bernice got a part of her own, and has done two recent pictures She says that she likes the motion picture wor a lot, but she just can't seem to get walter off her mind we are all wondering Just whether there will be an engagement announced in the near future or not as they were pretty occupied with each other during this meeting at the Speedway, but after he left someone heard Be nice murmur to herself, '23 cows Oh no' I'd almost as soon crank e mimeograoh, as come to that' Bill Wilkinson went to Washington, D C and has a position the Bureau of Printing and Pngrsving He makes dollar bills, and turns then out by the thou nds He seems to be gettlng tired of tho, says that he ignlt nakxng enough money, and even hints that may cone back to Alert to l1ve His wife is the cllnglng vine type and doesn't f1t in w1th the Weshlngton, D C society at all She wasn't with Bill, so we didn't get to meet her, but he said excitement a e her so nervous that h wouldn't think a ing h r t Speedway I gues they went to a basketball game last winter, and she became s panicky and hysterical, for fear the boys would hurt each other, that Bill had to take her home at the end of the first quarter Billy McClintic came along and added the color for the group, the McClintics an their nine red headed boys lined up in the bleachers Bill and Mary had three little red he ds of their own, but Bill said a fellow douldn't make e ball team out of three, s they adopted six more who says Jackson Tigers won't contlnue to have win n1ng teams down through the years? I didn't ask wh t B1ll's occupa t1on was, but I could see that he was livlng a colorful life, and it shouldn't be dull, with nine boys to ral e, and s I looked then all over while they sat in the bleachers at the big Memorial Day Races, I Could see that this story would end as all good novels d they lived happily ever after CLASS WILL Norman Hamilton, will my ability to learn jokes to Howard Lewis Walter Jayne, will my ability as an actor to Donald Gray Wayne Johnson, will my neat apperance to Don Castor, and my swoon ing voice to Howard Lewis. Hubert Wooten, will my excess curves to three slim junior girls Helen Bake, Cletis Cooper and Joan Cox. Q:- .Qi . .!A -Q -11 -k . 1 1 P Xu.-'lj' .'f'5ii ,V lx 1, y-Q '-' 3-ik 1 I 45 Bill McClintic, give my 'treasured' little black book to Calvin black rimmed glasses to Norma Lee Deppert in hopes this will solve her glasses problem, and I also give some of my height to Norma Hutchinson Bernice Mantooth, will my sweet little quiet laugh to Virginia Sweany, and my place as school lunch cashier to Helen Bake Charles Sanders, will my fair complexion to Norma Lea Deppert, and my ability to draw to Georgia Gregory for the coming school paper I, Bill Wilkinson, will my bold disposition to Cletis Cooper, and my athletic ability to push and shove on the basketball floor to Tony Welch Rosemary Johnson, will my smile and personality to Georgia Gregory, and my ability to influence teachers for better grades to the juniors The senior clas will the following articles to the junior class ink remover, old ink blotters, bookkeeping books, government books, even our class play books, and also our t bles and chairs in typing and the other HPt1C163 you f1nd lying around that belong to us. our and all gl ,N -nv XXV: we fm fr' .1 Q7 WI' Jy.61 0 xx, QQBR H --A..a,.'41 Lkf' ', J, Ji ,-. if ?5 rf . 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'Z :t v , 2 t y I i L 1 Pe- so 1 - -'Y Rv . '-27 : ' .-I' - '. :i3'4,Q,4.. Q L 7339.15 N -- n. . -' a 1: Q ' --.., I ',: .....,-.-nf'--'rf' V ,.. ' ' mn- N... .- gg, ., ,,,,i,-.L , ,415 .f-..,...,- -, ' ,v . '1 ' I , ' tN5g::::iiEgg?h 'alia The evening of November 7 was the night selected for this show, and the class awaited the response with a great deal of anxiety, as a 'Stunt Show' was something new and different in this township. Eleven clubs and organi- zations from the township participated in the performance, but as only three could win, the prizes of fifteen, ten, and five dollars were won by the Comrades Class of Sardinia Baptist Church, Grade 8, and Grade 10 respectiv- ely. This 'variety show' received much favorable content, and may become an annual event. Junior-Senior Party The Junior Class entertained the Senior Class and their sponsor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox, December 17, 1947. A5 ye glugys connect 'lots of good food' with the Christmas Season, the two classes started the evening with a bountiful pitch-in supper. Immediately after supper the group went caroling for an hour, and later returned to the Foxes' to play games and have a gift exchange Prizes were won by Howard Lewis and Charles Sanders During the gift exchange the Junior Class presented Mrs Fox with a white chenille bedspread Mr Oliver received a wh1te shirt and a tie from the Seniors Spring Party As this year book must go to press before the Spring party is held, e can and will tell you our plans Some warn evening nea1 the end of April the Junior Class sponsor plans to furnish a large bonfire in the grove i front of her home, and invite the Juniors and Seniors for a weiner roast As there are only twenty Juniors and Seniors, Mrs Fox is inviting the Senlor Cla s from St Paul to join this party, but neither group knows that the other is invited Surprises are such lun you know Mr and Mrs Oliver will also be invited, and we know that this party will be another evening of fun to add to wur memory book The Juniors and Seniors See Washlngton, D C While you are reading through a new Jackson year book, the Juniors and Seniors expect to be seeing Washington, D C The plans are completed and the contract has been drawn up for that long dreamed of trip, and early n the morning of May 7 a chartered bus will carry away the happy group t their destination Our route through Ohio, West Jirginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland will of itself provide a great deal of interest, as we drive through the mount sins, stoo at Frederick, Maryland for a drink from Barbara Fritch1e's spring catch Our first glimpse Of' the Potomac Just before arriving in Washington, On Sunday the schedule includes visitlng Christ Church and the National Masonic Shrine at Alexandria irginia As we walk through the sanctuary of the Christ Church we will no doubt feel that mixed emotion of both reverence and patriotism as services, and the late Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill worshiped on many occasions George Hashington's country estate at Mount Vernon, and the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland During the entire day on Monday and forenoon Tuesday we will sight see just in V shington visiting the White House, the pitol, Senate, House, dashington monument with its reflecting pool, Jeffereon's and Lincoln's Memorials, the Smithsonian Institute, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, and Bureau of Printing and Fngraving see the pews where washington worshiped, Lee attended Also i that day's schedule will be included seeing turn to Jackson township we shall not only have read American History we shall have seen it 'sh vv-M1 ff-163'-A N' -bi .4 N Vw 5 1 --a-lnlan-i- if haw r sf ' Pg 5 K A :L .,,. ,,,,. .4 ,.,. ,,, . 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'L , I cognition to our alumni and to let our readers know in Q part, by pictures and the printed page, what we have ,,M accomplished and are doxng to boost our school The students have had a new experience in extra curricular activity work that has been a benefit to them and we trust this book will bring happy memories to them and be a pride to all those who have an interest in our sehoo We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped in any way to make this annual possible. Students Publish School Paper The Jackson High School students organized ana published a school paper for the xirst time in several years, in the fall of 1946 The paper was named 'The Highlight' The faculty advisor who organized the paper staff was Gordon Weekley Jr , and the Editor In N Chief for 1946 1,7 was John Sims This year under the supervision of ourfsculty ad visor, Mrs Mary Jo Fox, the following staff published ., six issues of the 'Highlight' -, Managing Editor, Helen Bake, Feature Editor, Virginia Sweany, Music Notes, Norma Deppert, Sports Editors, Wayne Johnson and Jim Hill, Correction Edi tors, Helen Bake and Susanne Fulton, Art Editor, Charles Sandersg Typists, Wayne Johnson, Billy McClintic, Norman Hamilton, Walter Jayne, Bernice +A Hantooth, Ro emary Johnson, and Charles Sanders, Mime ographer, Bernice Mantoothg Business Q Circulation Manager, Rosemary Johnson, KClass Reporters, 12th, Bernice Mantooth and Rosemary Johnson, llth, Joan Cox, 10th, Frances Hitchel and Shirley Dunkelbargerg Qth Barbara Jessup and Lois Hutchinson, 8th, Billy Lewellen and Shirley Castor, 7th, Janet Roberts and Dorothy Sweany W' Y as f V '?'4?M MSE W . fi .5 F5 iff '11 . f 9 .X V T 'bf Eg 3. 0 1, jd? 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Fmt, w .4 2 'lla V J i 4 r ',,l,. 43 , , , v' .- L 4 ,, Q N I' . 1' 'n J fitv bv Q If I- 133 GIFTS In the fall of 1946 the Crowell publishing company promoted a magazine subscription campaign among the Junior and Senior High School pupils The students sold S466 00 in magazine subscriptions After paying all expenses S142 00 remained The major part of this money was spent for mats, which are used daily in physical education classes and are hung on the gymnasium walls under the goals for protection during basketball practice and games During November of 1947, the u per eight grades participated in s mag ezine sale which netted the school lll 17 This money, together with the remainder from the sales of the previous year, and a contribution of S400 O0 from the Athletic Fund, was used to purchase a sound motion picture projector, costing 9573 50 The screen upon which the films are projected was an additional gift fr m Chg c18,, gf 1957 which had a balance of S38 87 in the class treasury o after purchasing a scenic garden backdrop for the stage at a cost of 867 50 The class of 1948, as its pre graduation gift to the school, has pur chased a trophy case, now located in the south corridor, which will display the various trophies won by the school The Athletic Association purchased the material, and the shop boys, un der the supervision of their teacher, Mr Oliver, built a team roster for the basket bell games and a twenty locker cabinet for storing gym clothes In order to illuminate the parking lots, the Athletic Association pur chased two flood lights, which are located over each front entrance of the school building, and the trustee placed another flood light between the school building and the janitor'e residence The township has also resurfaced the old parking lots, and a new lot was built south of the school building Prior to the spring musical festival and the l9L7 senior class play, the music department and the general school combined their funds and pur- chased a SOO watt spot light for the stage The rhythm band and the tonette band have been equipped with new capes These were made by the freshman home economics girls Out of the small profits made from the school lunch program, an elec- tric dishwasher was purchased last year From federal government 'non-food assistance' a new ten burner restaurant-type, bottle gas range was pur- chased last summer In addition to this heavy eruipment, we have purchased dishes, cooking utensils, tableware, and an exhaust fan In order for the school to enjoy song fests for convocation programs, a piano was bought with money from the general school fund The piano is permanently located in the study hall. The trustee has been very generous to our school. He has repaired the class bell system and installed an electric program clock. A new maroon velour front curtain for the stage was purchased to replace the one that had served the school so well for twenty three years. Storm windows have been placed on the west side of the school building. These and a new sto- ker have made the building more comfortable and have provided a saving in fuel. Two new drinking fountains have been placed near the supply tank, thus providing cooler drinking water. The home economics room has been partitioned to make a separate kitchen for the school lunch program. A new sink was installed, and built-in cabinets were placed in both rooms. nw. . :':. L- :.f 'h'.'.j' F4 ' 'fWF . 'SQL-.' -W 'vw M ' A ' . mi-..Q::,,1.-, v-- ,. , 'f sfvtggif ' -vhmmw .. -l f l Yxrgfi' L WN fx .Q w 'E' XY l f , X A , qi? .-V i 'Fifa 4, f 4c'f'1A- z.,1Q,'.,wy '- E Z 5. 5 g.,K.' Q: 'llfnfvx' :4,t,.n.. 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Bill Murr won second place and a prize of ten dollars in the 1947 Decatur County Soil Conservation Essay. Several students wr he essays on the value of the conservation of soil. A faculty commit Q then selected as third place winners, Mary Boyce, Billy Lewellen, 'don Cooper, and Perry Hertzerg second place, Don Hill, and first place, Bill Murr In the local contest the first prize was three dollars, the second, two dollars and third prize, one dollar each The Juniors of 1946 47 entertained the graduation class y spending a day in Cincinnati They were guests at a morning radio program, were guided through the Union Terminal Station, even to the train control room, lunched in the Terminal Restaurant and en1oyed visits to the Taft Home, Krohn Conservatory, and the 2001021281 Gardens The climax of the day was dinner at a downtown hotel and a movie where Guy Lombardo furnished the stage show The ministers of the various churches of the community have addressed the upper six grades, and frequently the lower six, almost weekly At Christmas and at Easter special musical and religious programs have been presented to the entire student body meeting in the gymnasium 'Book Week' was celebrated at Jackson during the first week t November, 1948 when Mrs H C Callaghan from Greensburg reviewed Bellamy Partridge's 'The Big Family' Freda Goins, on April 3, 1948, represented Jackson High School in the first year county Latin contest held at Greensburg These contests are conducted annually by Indiana University in various subjects to interest and to stimulate as many pupils as possible A Physical Education Exhibit was presented on the evening f April 29, 1948 by the seventh and eighth grade girls, seventh and eightn grade boys, high school girls and high school boys The Junior Hi girls opened the program with a portrayal of a regular class in physical education The high school girls followed with a spectacular display of tumbling and pyramid building The seventh and eighth grade and high school boys matched their skills with those of the girls and came through with some unique acrobatic numbers The program was climaxed with a costumed folk dance by the Junior B1 girls For several years the Farm Bureau and the Home Economics Clubs of Jackson Township have sponsored a community basket dinner for the basket ball teams The programs are varied, generally using home talent In l9L7 the main feature of the program was a musical playlet which depicted the life of Coach 'Pick' Howe from the cradle to the present time The program was varied in 1948 and the group utilized the new movie machine to show pictures Besides the numbers furnished by the Music department the Home Economic Groups furnished several numbers, one of which was presented ly the members of the ball team It was entitled, 'Beg Your Pardon', their apology 1D song for all peat mistakes xfx r ' 'RC ,,,, in ff ls... 1 ' W' J JFS 1 - l. :Q ,nf r. 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March A, 19L8 Mr Claude M n11V8T, Prlncipal Jackson TOWNSWIP School hestoort, Indiana Dear Mr Ollver Ar L V Phllllps, State NEA Director for lndlana, has shared w1th me your recent letter and I want you to Know how Greatly we appreciate your flne spirlt and effect1ve co ooeratlon we are happy to have the Jackson Townsh1p School on our JOOJ' Honor Poll for 19146 L7 and 191417 148, and I am sending a copy of th1s letter to Mr R H Wyatt, Secretary of vour state assoclatlon, wlth the hope that your school w1ll be ln cluoed on the next 100 NEA Honor Roll p blished ln the Indiana Teacher Yours very slncerely, .9 55 k7Zn4t12i2!i T D Martin Director of Aembershlp MDI e S Hirst Place in, Tatin and ssay Con ests reda Goins J H S Sophomore, placed irst wi I a score o' 102 in the District Latin contest held Fdsnville, Apr 3, under the direc ion o Indiana e held in Bloomwng on studen o' Mrs Ausbu n p Ie in the st te Con est o Gaturdey, April She is a Jackson H chool the 1918 Dec r ount est in which L5 coroe ed, 525 s vings on er essay will be entered in the state con est where Norma Je n Hutchinson, a Junior, won tirst place WSeve Hoosier Soiln essay con the prize for first place was my v 1 compete wi h winning essays from L9 other oun e Y 3 in central and southern Indiana III QUEEIIY' W ' I li G25 F532 -- i S fi dl w ig I . . . . 175 ggi i' I AU K isa . . 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X2 1a:.:::ff.rJ,i f!- K. , . 5 :,'i.r, ' A-gl .51 A-J., ..,, L4 , ,- .!,. pi, 5 Q gm1',,3Ajv-Efy. ' . e 581 I! - I I - ,sa a t 1 I do 1 1 1- 1, fav ff? ' s P a T s XL W wi '-, ,X x 4 . .3 7 h qQk5f g-nwq- 2 T5iJJ Cx 'j T : .1L,., .ii N L i M -HIC' 1' 0 Our basket ball team gave us s gratifying year in many ways, winning fourteen out of the eighteen games played during the season, After losing the first game te New Point the Tigers found that with a good coach to iron out their troubles that they could win nine in a row and did just that. In the next eight games played only three were lost. In the county tournament the Tigers showed their stamina and excel- lent training by defeating Sandusky and Burney easily and with a good margin of points. After a hard played and well earned game they defeated Clarksburg to bring Jackson the County Tourney Trophy. The Sectional was a bit different After winning easily their first game with Zenss the Tigers suffered a defeat at the hands of Clarksburg Never the less we are proud of 'The Tigers'Ll! Our players have represented us well and we are sorry to have three of them leaving by graduation Our Co captains, Johnson and McClintic, and Sanders, a good 'any position' man will be leaving us ter' men as a nucleus Mr best teams Jackson has ever had Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson The team feels that much credit is due 'Pick Howe Uith txree 'let Howe working diligently has built one of the 'Scores of the Season' Newpoint OT Sandusky 22H St Paul T Burney 2 H Clarksburg33F Edinburg 2 H Sandcreek 2 Mt Auburn 6h Columbus' 2 T Burney T Flatrock 2H Clarksburg33T St Paul 2H Sandcresk 26H Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson County Jackson L2 Jackson A JACKSON A1 Fairland Dupont Sandusky Newpoint Tourney Sandusky Burney L T 22H T 3 H CLARKSBURG29 Sectional Jackson 59 Zenas Jackson 28 ClarksburgL1 'Pups He are playing baseball again fhis spring and expect to have an cellent team Time will not permit us to list herein the scores In softball we had a good season, defeating Clarksburg in the last game, four to three to take the county championship This was another trophy for Jackson The girls played volleyball again this year The team played two season games and went to the semi finals in the County Tournament, losing to New Point All of our contending teams sported new uniforms '4 49 fs 'ti 'ww-v ' slag SANI- 13'-i Q vi I . , .n J u:.l', omg,- ifiriw , 1 1 . -4 J , Jkt ' 311 ' -'III 4'SSlQ LL' Or:-'7 N :: Fi f ' EY' I V-1 ryan 1. u X , f. ,. f , T ' ' . ll.: ' ,ujfi Q 'En - fi 'ywg' ' I - 3'f . 3 . ,y 1 .N V 3 . 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Class of 1924 Myrtle Arnold Banister 262 North Michigan Avenue Greensburg, Indiana John Banister 1021 Pearl Street Columbus, Indiana Mildred Banister Biddinger Deceased April 29, 1927 Amy Beasley Smith Box 276 Alamosa, Colorado Russe Gorbett 721 Gum Delgar Hockeremith R.R. Street North Vernon, Indiana l-A Franklin, Indiana Myrel Krom Westport, Indiana Mable May Gorbett 721 Gum Street North Vernon, Indiana Cecil Moncrief Ridgeville, Indiana Chalmer Oak L31 North East Street Greensburg, Indiana Gladys Pleak Bennett 1228 North Bellvue Place Indianapolis, Indiana Marjorie Roane Tempest R.R. North Vernoq Indiana Dorothy Rudicel Bowman R.R. 1 Scipio, Indiana Alice Scroggins Shinolt R.R. North Vernon, Indiana Erbie Ray Smith Lorraine Hotel Indianapolis, Indiana Class of 1925 Jessie C. Anderson Dillmsn Hartsville, Indiana Liela E. Castor Vanblacarium R.R. 3 North Vernon, Indiana Mary H. Crise Davis R.R. l Westport, Indiana Gordon Emly R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana Lucile Emly Welch R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana Greensburg, Indiana Ida E. Gossett Hiecke 6765 Riverview Drive Indianapolis, Indiana J. Raymond Hasch 5968 Primrose Indianapolis, Indiana Alpha M. McDonald Colee 302 South Poplar Greensburg, Indiana Lorie R. McPiko . S. K. United States Navy Box 534 Old San Station San Diego 10, California Paul R. Nugent R.R. 3 Columbus, Indiana Mary E. Scroggins Brodie 132 South Michigan Avenue Greensburg, Indiana Charles E. Spaugh R.H.l Seymour, Indiana Irene Thompson Anderson R.R. 1 Hartsville, Indiana Sherman B. Towlar 18th and Vermont Connersville, Indiana Class of 1926 Leota Anderson Scroggins Spiceland, Indiana Marguerite L. Anderson Eddleman R.R. Westfield, Indiana OPS Banister 733 Franklin Street, Columbus, Indiana Lewis Beasley R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana Ruth E. Bowen North Vernon, Indiana Zelma Cooper Kelly 2330 Newton Street Columbus, Indiana Barrett Davis 3527 Euclid Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana Frederick Fear 2103 Elm Street Columbus, Indiana Chester Fulks R.R. 7 Columbus, Indiana A- Myer Graham 1216 Cypress Street Santa Anna, California Noble Krom H.R. 1 North Vernon, Indiana Marie E. Manlief Wilson R.R. 2 Lafayette, Indiana George Pool 218 South Pearl Street, Columbus, Indiana Donald Rudicel R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana Edith G. Thompson Pettyjohn 2539 College Avenue, Apartment ll Indianapolis, Indiana Bruce WF1dr0ff 1510 North Walnut Street Danville, Illinois N. Glenn White 157 North East 3rd Street Miami, Florida 'L N ,ew fx' jz5M5qr'- , - -1- , . f. 1. ' - ,, , ,iw 1 M . ,aa V, ik'T'v'x ....-avg. .W .vw - J fm 4 -n 5' X' -' . 'v, , pt , , wi ja' - ' ' . . I-'ir f ',' I 4 Ll' -i 1 Y -,lull . -JId-hdi- 4 Jmvmru-P -,Ex H nga , ,JP N X- lr' 1 Nl f 'fx , 4 V. X 'W Q C v -1 , , tid 2, 3 5? f f for Y L -1? 5 729' f A ml T Int' W' 'H' ' r '::L I , . 1 f ' -' pq-.'f' , . As-. ...L - . V . ,V - .,n ' 1 X ' 'l'f.n:'va..f.-.z- A was 5, ax., , ' - ,L A as X co 4 4 if fl' f ..Hiw4FHwA .,..ls Q ., ' g ..., ,,f?,.,:fgf. , M I ', ' 1, is H .4 as ., 1 ... Q 52'I1Q, 94 Qtghhu ' T! if iq f .P, ' A 5. i .-1 ' , ,l.VY. 9 1 Aurlsg ..,...- - , ,,,,.,. v, , ' .' -.q ,,ll V1 '1 ll- M 5 1.1.0 W -pw V f-af Class of 1927 Mary Helen Ammerman Loring R.R. Swayzee, Indiana Edna P. Ammerman Fear 2103 Elm Street Columbus, Indiana Beatrice Anderson Stewart Westport, Indiana Alma Anderson Gant R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana Elizabeth Bishop Gorbett R.R. 5 Greensburg, Indians Thomas Castor R.R. 3 North Vernon, Indiana Leora Gail Eveleth Summa 17th and Maple Street Columbus, Indiana Russell Gray R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Wirt Grlnstead 1504 W 22nd Street Indlanaoolis, Indiana Grace Herring Yeyers R R 2, Box 67 Beecher, Illinois Mary Herring Deceased Cecll Ioaze Sardinia, Indiana Hazel Lelghtner Miller R R 2 Westport, Indiana Dortha Irene Leech Abbott Trotvood, Ohio Anna Lucille McKelvey Spencer, Indiana 1 Muriel Mcdelvey Furge Lela Mabel Owens Shera Neva Robertson Tempest Margaret L Scott V811 Nellie Sims Cobb 1642 Orinaco Avenue Columbus, Indiana Naomi Joyce Thurston Wllliams R R 8 Greensburg, Indiana Cleona Ualdorff AcC1intic Westoort, Indiana Ruth waldorff Himelick Westport, Indiana Glenn Welch 1135 P1ne Avenue San Jose 10, California 3523 North Gladstone Indianapolis, Indiana Westport, Indiana R R 2 Westport, Indiana Clarksburg, Indiana Clrss of 1928 artha Danlster Davis 2228 N Lafayette Columbus, Indiana Gladys Fike Hllle 2324 E 36th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Charles Folst R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Mary Gant cCPODglHS Deceased 1937 Helen Gos ette Roberts R R 4 Greensburg, Indiana Herbert Houze R R 2 Westport, Indiana Frances Irwln Rielly 1902 Wilcox Street Indianapolis 8, Indians Gene nelly 3654 Creston Drive Indianapolis, 8, Indiana Carlos Uak 610 East North Street Greensburg, Indiana Marvin Thurston 1320 California Street, Columbus, Indiana Class of 1929 Robert beesley 1044 Hutchens Avenue Columbus, Indiana kllen 1 rx Reidenb h 324 N Anderson Street Greensburg, Indiana Ruth Clark Deceased June 1, 1929 Margaret Denham Beasley 1044 Hutchens Avenue Columbus, Indiana Mary Corbett Schick 613 N Ireland Street Greensburg, Indiana Donald Gray R R 2 Westport, Indiana Harrell Hern R R 1 Columbus, Indiana Marjorle Hulse Cooley 950 Bradbury Street Indianapolis, Indiana Paul hrom R R 2 Westport, Indiana Bernice Moor Adams 201 E Kirby Detroit, Michigan George Thompson R R 1 Hartsville, Indiana Archie Trout R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Dale Vanderbur 1328 W 3rd Street Anderson, Indiana Robert Vanderbur R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Class of 1930 Hlldred Luoile Agnew Deceased 1930 GHTY Allbritten Salem, Indiana Everett Howard Bishop R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Ethel Marla Critzer Carson Grammar, Indiana Charles Faulkner R R 5 Columbus, Indiana Hilton Gossett 1710 Union Street Columbus, Indiana Martha Graham Davis 652 Cottage Avenue Columbus, Indiana Q E an am Y'Wf'w fvlh 4 T' ,im . .E .-f-2 X 1 M' lj. . ,ik i'R. r--,, ,...., .--up IH! 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Washington Street Columbus, Indiana Ruth Tremain Collicott R R 3 Greensburg, Indiana Roy Welch R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Class of 1931 Marshall Anderson Alert, Indiana Charles astor Sardinia, Indiana Charles Clerk 210 W 35th Street Connersvllle, Ind1ana Barrett Fear R R 2 Westport, Indiana Lucille Ford Houze R R 2 Westport, Indiana John Knight 2305 LaFayette Street Columbus Indiana Bernice McDonald Bentley R R L Greensbur Indiana Russell McKelvey 205 N Halaguens Carlsbad Jew Mexico Arthur Moor 122 N Astor Street Chicago Illlnois Robert Pavy Rens elaer, Indlana Frank Spaugh 1431 Sycamore Street, Columbus, Indlana James Trout 627 South 7th Street Richmond, Indlana Class of 19 2 George Anderson J 5208 W 16th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Ruth Helen Anderson Wmly R R 2 Westport Indiana Robert Barton Elirabethtovn, Indiana Helen decker Rosbreck 2001 Hoy Street Indianapolis Indiana Orlando Critzer Grammar, Indiana Robert Dickey R R 1 Scipio, Indi na Willi 1 Fike P 0 Box Westoort, Indiana Kenneth Foist R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana John Hill 3001 Washington Boulavard Indianapolls Indlana Robert Hockersmith R R 5 Green burp, Indiana Robert Hubbard 134 W First Street Greensb r , Indlana Helen Irwin Kelly 3654 Creton Drive Indlan polls, 8, Indiana Russell Murphy 2609 Roosevelt Avenue Indianapolis, Indlana Frederick Nugent R R 1 nartsville, Indiana Kenneth Nugent 2025 Sherman Street Anderson Indiana Dale Povner 240 B Ben Morre11,0live Stre t Jorfolk Virglnia John Reiley 600 West Hillsdale Indelwood, california Dorothy Sasser McKenz1e, Tennessee Katherine Talkington Turney 2303 Maple Street olumbus Indian Class of 1933 Mabel Agnew Overmyer Chili, Indiana Mary Margaret Beesley Nugent R R l Hartsvllle, Indlana Yeta Castor Sardlnia, Indiana Richard Clark R R 2 We tport, Indiana arie Cornn R 1 ereensburg, Indiana adwin Denham Sardinia Indlana Frederick ddleman 3013 Seymour Road Witchltr Walls, Texr Edna Jayne R R 2 Westport, Indiana Helen McDonald Williams St Paul, Indiana Eva Nugent Trotter R R 2 Columbus, Indiana Mabel Oak McI1wa1n Westport, Indlana Class of 1934 Willard Anderson R R 2 Westport, Ind1ans Ralph Brunton 1811 N Leeds Stre t Kokomo Indiana raith Davis LL7 E Jef erson Stre t ranklln, Indiana narold Gal en R R 2 Westport, Indiana Cecil Gorbett R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana rles urlner n R 2 Westport, Indiana M rian Hedrick 2020 J Alabama Stre t Indianapolis, Indian iary F Hulse Tompkins Q36 E Raymond Stre t Indianapolis, Indiana a Q r, ew .gk K: 3 Q . 4' ft Nil: , ul' u' lg 11:2 'AQ . , ,- 4 A5 i1 1 ,ff I if ,M x M' '75 LU m Lvl W Y 19 in 'Hb ,vc 5 V Q , an G47 ,Mt A C , A I . . 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A I . -9,411 -,T 5 R 14 91' fx Q1 L1 Q 1.1.9 -u- JAYQ5 ,,, ,, . 1 F5 Qmy ian 1 foward HCM1ll1 R P L Greensburg, Indiana 1 Old Minor R R 7 Columbus, Indiana lone Jugent Hchewly R R 2 We too t, Indla a or U e G an r, Indiana wal 1 lln s no R R 5 Green burg, Indians 'lr i 1 Ins ae tnnrt, Indiana argue 1te Purvis Roller 730 E 19th Street Hialeah Florida Wllllan Relley We toort Indl na 1 e zu 1ce 2 Westpor Indiana enoy Smith R 2 We tpor Indiana Ray1ond Thur ton l6L2 Henle Street Colunbus Indlana Class of 1935 Charl R Adams 731 Rutchxns Avenue Columbus, Ind1ana Donald Anderson 1821 Flm Street eoluxbus, Indiana Harybelle Banister Prince R 15, Box 68OVl Indiananolis A Indiana Myron Beeslev Deceased 1U the wan, 1945 Mary uO Fulton Fox A Green bur , In lane Otto Galyen R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Connelly Graham 3287 Louise Street Lynwood, rllfornla Lola Gross Gill 505 Gum Street North Vernon, Indlana James heavern 5 Colunbus, Indiana Margaret Howe NCCl1Ht1C R R 2 Columbus Indlana Clarence Stroun R R 5 Greensturg, Indiana s of 10 Harley Allbritten Jr Spencer, Indlana Mary N Anderson Bales Wallace 2151 rark Avenue Indianaoolis, Indiana Iobert Burns 632 Orinoco Avenue Columbus Indian A bertn of'ey F R 2 Westpor , Indiana John McGovern Sardlnia, Indiana David McNeal 602 Rinman Colunbu Ind1ana John Murphy 2602 Roosevelt :venue Indiananolis Indiana Dorothy eicholson cCreary 527 J llncoln Street Greensburg, Indiana Maxine Ogle Coooer 3851 N Tacoma venue Indiananolis, Indiana Ed1th Phllllps McIntosh 902 Oh1o Str et, East Columbus, Indiana Dorthea Snlth Letts, Indiana Gordon Thompson Jonesville, Indiana Class of l037 Edna L Agnew Franklin College Frank11n, Indiana Iartha Beasley Agnew 1330 Fast Monte Vista Phoenix Arizona Mary Bokelman R R l Greensburg, Indiana Georgla Coffey Dix 210A 7th Stre t Columbus, Indiana Ravel Faxlxner Eddy 1816 20th Street Columbus, Indiana Evelyne Fike Schelllng 620 E Lain Stre t Greensburg, Indiana Lafayette Cross oardlnla, Indiana Aargorie Pleas Clayburn 2301 E 37th Stre t IHd1FH walls Indlana Helen Purvis Lux R R 3 Greensburg, Indiana Donald Reed R R 5 Greensburg, Indi Bernice Shafer Goodman R R 2 Florr Illinols Class of 1938 Harold Blauvelt R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Everett Dennis Bowers Deceased ln the war, IQLL John F'I'Phklin Burns 2233 :Jenn Avenue Columbus, Indiana fm 3 .1 nga' I fir R 4.4-.+ W 149, il Nik 1 4 X 6 fm :XXVI 5 m Lfx '51 .-- Q I . . , .. - iff. 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Carver Street Greensburg, Indiana Gaston Eddleman R.R. 2 Westport, Indiana ..G'P 145 William Evans R.R. 5 Greensburg, Indiana .PV ,, , .. .- 4 1 - , '. , ' 'fftf'-51' R GL ':Z5af.t4 'R'-'f - 1 57' - W :ffPgis,1 fl mf- ...apgj kJQ'q A M 0 fx' 11 -ll L I in ' els I I' Robert Roy Friedorsdorf R.R. l Elizabethtown, Indiana Orville Galyen R.R. 1 Westport, Indiana Rev. Donald Corbett 929 Mechanic Street Jeffersonville, Indians Marcella M. Gossett Sharp 600-QN. 9th Street Lafayette, Indiana Margaret Harry Terry 1128 7th Street Columbus, Indiana M. Jeanne Hubbard Narwold Westport, Indiana Lula Lowe Bower 724 V. Sheridan Greensburg, Indiana Walter M. Marsh Jr. 4357i Kingaeley Drive Indianapolis, Indiana Ralph Phillips R.R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Robert Franklin Shafer R R 8 Columbus, Indiana Rev Kenneth M Stucky 116 N High Stre t Covington, Ohio Floyd Updike Jr R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Class of 1939 Ralph Anderson Hanover College Hanover, Indiana Bessie Coffey Sparks Box 705 Orange Drive, R R 7 LOUISV1 le John Henry Deniston Gerald Dix 2104 7th Jo n Ceiling R R l Janice Hern Anderson Margaret Hockersmith William Hove 404 N Donald Hubbard 1617 Mildred Oliver Leaks Kentucky Sardinia, Indiana Street Columbus, Indiana Wetmore, Texas R R 2 Westport Indiana Corbett R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Lincoln Greensburg, Indiana N Broadway Baltimore, 13, Maryland St Paul, Indlana Catherine Romine Becker R R l Hartsville, Indiana James Schuyler Alert, Indiana Class of 1940 Owen Brewer R R 3 Cloverdale, Indlana Mary Vesta Collins Eicher Sardinia, Indiana Etta Cooper Forgey 607 Beatty Street, East olumbus lumbus Indiana Paul William Deppert 5224 A Delmar St Louis, issouri Herschel Doles Smith Street East Columbus Columbus diana Vern E Doles 2404 Newton Columbus, Indians Harry Elliott Sardinia, Indiana Roselyn Friedersdorf Call R R l Columbus, Indiana Ella Mae Everroad Rogers 730 E 21rd Street Columbus, Ind1ana Edgar McKelvey 419 E 7th Street Bloomington, Indiana Lennie McKelvey Hamilton R R 2 Westport, Indiana Julia Mantooth Jordan R R l Hartsville, Indiana Jelma Nugent Mahaffey R R 4 Bloomlngton, Indiana Emma Jean Pavy Jew Paris, Indiana Clarence Shaffer R R 4 Columbus, Indiana Richard Taylor 821 6th Street olumbus, Indiana Class of 1941 Charles Agnew R R 2 Westport, Indiana Donna Mae Carter Baker R R 5 Greensburg, Indiana Ch rles of y Box 112 Elizabethtown, Indiana l1zabeth Corbett Letzler 704 N Ireland Street Greensburg Indiana Mary Hltchel Llndsay 25 W Pine Street Knightstcwn Indi na Evelyn Johnson Meredith Box 126 Apt l26 C Flagstp Arizona Eugene Krummel R R 2 Westport Indiana Mary Jean Laswell Rudicel R R 2 Westport, Indiana Margaret Lowe Williams 2125 Newton Street Columbus, Indiana Marjean McDonald Alexander 246 S Oakland Avenue Ind1anapoI1s, John K McNeal Carr Hill Road, Columbus, Indiana John Mitchell Purvis Deceased in the was, 1944 ru.-ri' '7T,l ,lhllg 'sr gy' ,-2 - - - A 1 . 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I L ' Ill' We fe L, 'gf.5.J 5C-5Hzf-A--1- kSL.l.,+ 5.6.1 ,, qP?:- - 4 Class of 1945 Eloise Allen Purdue University West Lareyette Indlana lyde Biddinger Delta thi House Greencastle, Indiana Lherlotte Cann Robbins R 3 oreensburb, Indiana Ruth Mae Cooper Mattox R R 2 Hestnort Indiana Betty Jean Deppert Agnew 1 2 We tpor , Indlana o n d Galloway Westport Indiana Betty Goins R R 1 Vilford, Delaware Faye H tchell 803 entral Avenue oolumbus Indiana George Jayne Lette, Indiana Dorothy Lee Krunmel Bishop R R l Hart Jille, Indiana June Murphy Huelson R R 2 westoort, Indians Lieut Donald R Sauer 01186911 Hotel Fadoe, Z has Opervtlons, Patterson Field, rairfleld, ohio George Shaffer, J I R 8 Columbus, Imdlana Rose otta Smith Lutz L S iadison venue Jort ernon Indl na Gerald Olln Sullivan Worth Vernon, Indiana Margaret Vickrey Hull R R 1 Gr ensburg, Indiana Class of 1246 Vileen Anderson Spiceland, Indlana Box lo r onallty Salon Mary Burns ragoner R R Lakevlew, Ohio rgaret Dale R R 2 A tnort, Indlana Dorothy Dunkelbarger Allen R R 1 Part V1 le Indi Maxine P ns Be t 707 arren Avenue, Colrnbus Indiana Richard Gorbett 324 N Bro duay ereansburg, Indlvna Norma Lee Haas oor don, Indiana Eugene Hitchell 82 Fast bentral Greensburg, Ind ana John Braden Kllpsch Box 853 Iilwaukee W1 n Letty Lewellen R R 2 U tnort, Indiana Donald Richardson R 2 W toort, Indlana C s of 1 7 Marvin Anderson 1 HH1tSV1l16, Indiana Mary Boyce eraser R R 5 Gre nsburg, Indlana ax Elllott neetnort, Indi na e a Goins 232 E shington Street Greensburg, Indlana Janet Hltchell Roster Letts, Indiana oan Kro1 Johnson R R 2 I toort, Indlana Mary Lewellen R R 2 we tport, Indiana n rold Lewis Box 131 Furman dnivereity Greenville, bouth Bruce Mantooth R R L Greenslu p, Indiana Joe Patterson R R 5 Greensburg, Indi na Martha Perxina Armstrong Westwort Indlana 4ary Louisa Rovers Jayne Letts, Indiana John Sins 1122 Pearl Street Golumbus, Indiana ovena S any R R 2 W tport, Indiana Marianna Titus R R 1 Rope, Indiana Cl ss of 1948 Norman H milton 2 we twort, Indiana V lter Jayne R R 5 Greensbur , Indiana Rosem ry Johnson R I 5 Greensburg, Ind1nna ne Johnson R R W stport Indiana B 1 Icollntic R R 2 Westnort, Indiana aernace lantooth R R 4 Greensburg, I diana harle Sanders R I 5 Greenskurg, Indlana B1 l Wil inson R R 2 We taort, Indiana xulert w ot n R R 2 Westport Indiana Beauty farolina M I r s 15 1' :gm 4.-I-.as r D 4 if 4 an i iix la -ax' 1,.. 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