Kewanna High School - Apache Warrior Yearbook (Kewanna, IN)

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. I f 'R Pgxiipg -f lb Q '07-w 3, . Q' ' J q 0 rw -1- JUNIOR CLASS PLAY DAST WAYNE MILLER PETER PEPPERDINE Bos INGRAM BILL BRAOSHAW ANN JESTER AUNT SARAH BILL CLYDE THDRNDIKE MURGLETHDRPE MUGGSY DICK GILSINGER DEAN MURGLETHORPE CONNIE MCNABB MRS. CLARKSTON PAT SANDERS PEGGY CLARKSTON MAXINE LARKIN NAOINE CLARKSTON NILMA WOODS MISS MELVINA POTTS LOUISE PFIEEER JASHINE JACKSON Boa ANDERSON DUPONT UARBY PAUL BUCHANAN JOHN BOLOVER FOR PETE SAKE' A FAST MOVING FARGE THREE ACTS wAS HELD BY THE JUNIORS OCTOBER 20 1948 PETER PEPPERDINE,ALWAYS IN HOT wATER, BE MES VERY GOOD AT TELLING L I AUNT SARAH. BILL BRADSHAW, HIS BUDDY, STAYS wITH HIM WHEN AUNT SARAH LEAVES FOR ABROAD, HE CLARKSTDNS NDVE IN AND BILL Q PETER DI GUISE THEHSELVES, TO HAUNT THE HOUSE THE REST or THE EVENING FRESHMAN INITIATION HIS YEAR THE NGREENIES' WERE INITIATED BY THE DIGNIFIED SENIORS COMPLETE DAY or INITIATIDN WAS CARRIED OUT BY THE SENIORS ON GEPTENSER 24 DURING THE DAY, THE FRESHMAN BOYS WERE HADE TO wEAR G RLS CLOTHES, AND THL E HHAN GIRLS WERE MADE TO WEAR OLD DVERALLS, AWD WORK SHOES THAT EVENING, HEY WERE GIVEN THEIR FDRNA INITIATION N THE BALL DIAMOND GDISISTING or R SH AN N H H ME PLATE TH R BA w TH THEIR NOSE, FASTEST, HAVING THE BOYS Dox BLINDFOLDED, AND EATING VARIOUS SLINY THINGS JE HADTWO NEW TEACHERS THIS YEAR, AND EY GOT IN N INITIATI . R UWIN, AND MR LONGFELLOW, WHO WERE BLINDFOLOED AND HAD VERY Box NG MAT H ' IIHER o E WAS CROWNED CHAMPION, BUT BOTH VERY GOOD V .EW 'Q 6 FK I I - I ll IS I IN 9 - 0 co IES TO FOOL IIS A T ,S- r , 0, 1. . +V T . it A ff 6 ' . 0 i .. I ' FR S G T L I o 5 : VARIOUS STUNTSg A CONTEST TO SEE WHO COULD U . o,IoN ERD o TO I D SE 'I TH o THE ON M . A X A GOOD I - G . NE T N X lx I J . . X . II x X 1 N. V 5-.. , ,N' iii: A Q 8 .

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1l-- .',,,. Ez-5 iagr JUNIOR CLASS NEWS BY CONNIE MC NASB THESE ARE A FEW OF THE BUSY TIMES WE JUNIORS HAVE HAD. OUR JUNIOR CLASS HAS SPENT THIS YEAR WORKING TO RAISE MONEY FOR OUR TREASURE EVERY MEMBER HAS CONTRIBUTED EITHER HIS SERVICE OR DONATED SOME EXTRA COINS ON THE SIDE OUR STORE HAS PROVED VERY SUCCESSFUL. NE HAVE SOLD AT NOONS, BALLGAMES AND AT OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES THE JUNIORS wERE NOT TO BE OUTDONE IN THE HAL- LOWEEN CARNIVAL NOISE MAKERS OF ALL DESCRIP- TION wERE SOLD BILL CLYDE, OUR HMADAME FULLA PRUNESH REVEALED SOME STARTLINC FACTS OF THE FUTURE AS HE READ HIS CLIENTS PALMS THE aox ING EXHIBITIONS HELD BY THE JUNIORS HELPED T0 CREATE THE ExCITEMENT EVERY ONE FELT FOUR CAKES WERE RAFFLED OFF AT'UE END OFTHE EVENING NFCR PETE'S SAKE,H OUR JUNIOR PLAY WAS GREAT FUN FOR BOTH THE CAST AND THE AUDIENCE THE PROFIT AMOUNTED TO MORE THAN ANYONE EXPECTED AND THIS CAVE US HOPES OF A GOOD PLAY FOR OUR SENIOR YEAR AT THANKSGIVING TIME A I5 POUND TURKEY WAS HELD FOR RAFFLE THE COOPERATION OF ALL THE MEMBERS SUGGESTS THE INTEREST TAKEN IN OUR PROJECT DECEMBER 7 MARKED THE DATE FOR THE CHILI SUPPER TENDED ENTERTAINMENT WAS GIVEN AFTERwARDs ALL OF US HAVE HAD FUN WORKING TOGETHER ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR COMING SENIOR YEAR WHEN WE CAN ENJOY THE PROFITS FROM OUR VARIED ACTIVITIES Q5 'wi . I K I 0 o ' . N ' Xin 0 Ay xx e' NX D .X I WE HELD IN THE GYM, AT LEAST 200 PEOPLE AT- X o Q . WE I I I If ff .X EL' Sq? Sx'4255' ilbx ---W , X