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Ball State Business Education Senior Sponsor THE '46 BULLDOG- PAULINE THOMAS Lapel High School A. B. Indiana Central Indiana University Somkzl Science English Senior Sponsor Dean of Girls -9- THE '46 BULLDOG- ORVILLE ARMSTRONG ' Elwood High School A. B. Indiana University Butler University Coach Mathematics Science Physical Education Junior Sponsor EULALA HAUGK Lapel High School Indiana Central College Ball State Teachers College Social Studies Physical Education Junior Sponsor EVELYN HOVERMALE c Letts High School B. S. Ball State Indiana State I Music Art -1o- Q -THE '46 BULLDOG- ELIZABETH HUNTZIN GER Noblesville High School A. B. Butler University Central Normal Iowa State University Ball State Vocational Home Economics Sunshine Sponsor EVA KELSO Franklin High School' B.S.Central Normal College English Physiology Sophomore Sponsor G. B. HALSEY Frankton High School Indiana State Normal Ball State Indiana University .llaifhematics Sophomore Sponsor -1 1- I THE '46 BULLDOG- H BETTY BARTON VERLIN W. CROOKE Claypool High School Manchester College Science Physical Education Freshman Sponsor H' Mt. Summit High School B. S. Ball State Physical Education Business Education 4 MARY F. HENDRICKSON Summitville High School A. B. Ball State Lalin English Freshman Sponsor -12- -THE '46 BULLDOG Grade Teachers JEAN SCOTT The Senior class wishes to express its appreciation to Jean Scott who has served very efticiently as office clerk during the past year. 3... 3723 Vers 'Fl G90 WILLIAM I. CONRAD Bill Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Stat! Sports Editor President of Class 3-4 Treasurer of Class 2 Operetta 4 Boys' Chorus 2-3 Yell Leader 2-3-4 Librarian 2 1 1 lzl LTV ,f-ff 34 , -,,-- e. 'W x whim ,. , lr 1 111111 r '1 4,11 1. a '. ,. .Wa 1. K. i wx L .fx , 1 F ,:1 Pgk 'X 1,',, 1.:1, M2 15. v A 1- LJ J 1 , ' ff: ,T th., --THE '46 BULLDOG- MA RIE BARBEE Barber Q Lapel High School 3-4 Walnut Grove High School 1-2 Sunshine Society 3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Annual Stad Snapshot Editor Newspaper Reporter 8 ELLEN ACTON Happy Lapel High School 3-4 New Castle High School 1 Columbus High School 2 Sunshine Society 8-4 Madrlgal 4 . MARK BARCUS ffJudgelJ Lapel High Bchool 1-2-3-4 Class Play Stage Manager 4 Boys' Chorus 8 MARVIN G. BRATTA'IN CKMUHJJ Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Stage Manager 4 Annual Stan' Business Manager Treasurer of 'Class 1 Secretary of Class 2 Vice-President of Class 8 Boys' Chorus 3-4 A H Q PHYLLIS CONNETT ffPhil!I Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 2-3-4 Majorette 2-3-4 Girls' Softball 3 Operetta. 3-4 Madrigal 1-2-3-4 Music Club 4 THE '45 BULLDOG- MARJORIE BREEDEN ffM'aTge!! Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Stan' Assistant Business Manager Operetta 3-4 Madrigal 1-2-3-4 Instrumental 1 Flag Bearer 1 -17- THE '46 BULLDOG- J EANNE DAILY Jeanie ' Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-8-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2 Class Play 4 Ticket Manager 8 Annual Stal! Typist Madrigsl 1-2-3 Librarian 1-2-8 Editor 5 DOROTHY L. DAVIS Dottie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-8-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 2 Girls' Softball 3 Class Play 4 Secretary of Class 1 Operetta 2-3-4 Madrigal 1-2-3-4 Music Club 4 DONALD L. DENSON Blondie Lapel High school 1-2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 4 1 Librarian 3 1 Usher 2-4 ...18... -THE '46 BULLDOG- JOSEPH T. DYE rrtprofu lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-8-4 Class Play 4 Operetta 2-3 Boys' Chorus 1-2-8-4 4-B Club 1-2-3-4 Librarian l 1 CAROLYN EDRINGTON Carol Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Majorette 1-2-8-4 Girls' Basketball I-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 Class Play Stage Manager 8 Annual Staff Snapshot Editor Opexetta 2-3-4 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 MABELROSE ECKHARDT Mabel Lapel High School 2-3-4 Anderson High School 1 Sunshine Soclety 2-3-4 Song Leader 8-4 Clam Play 3-4 Annual Stad Features and Activities Madrlgal 2-3-4 Music Club 4 Editor-ln-Chief of School News 3-.ge-.u 1 THE '46 BULLDOG- JACK FAULKENBERG Fritz Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band l Class Play 4 Operetta 2-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Usher 3-4 Instrumental 1 PHYLLIS ELSTEN Phil Lapel High School 1-2-8-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-8-4 Girls' Basketball 1 Class Play Advertisement 8 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 4-H Club 1 LEAH GALLIHER Game Lapel Hlgn school 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 Class Play Advertisement 4 Madrlgal 1-2-8-4 4-H Club 1 -20- JUANITA GIVENS nGibby.u Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 4-H Club 1 Instrumental 1 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 1 DONALD GWIXN fl-Doc!! Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play Stage Manager 8 Boys' Chorus 3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3 Usher 1 THE '46 BULLDOG- WILLIS GREEN lK'I171:d!l Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Operetta 3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 4 Boys' Quartet 3-4 Instrumental 1 HALFRED HOLLOWAY Bones Lapel High school 1-2-3-4 Band 1 Basketball l-2-3-4 Class Play Ticket M Treasurer of Class 4 Boys' Chorus 1 anager -THE '48 BULLDOG- JAY HERSBERGER Tillie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play Advertising 8 Stage Manage! 4 Operetta 2-8 Stage Manager 41 Boys' Chorus 1-2-8-4 4-H Club 1-2-8- EARL HOOCK rlsammynr Lapel High School 1-2-8-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus l Yell Leader 4 Usher 2-3 ..22-. RUSSELL W. IRWIN Rev. Lapel mga School 1-2-a-4 Band 2-3-4 Class Play 8-4 Annual Stal! Editor-ln-Chief Operetts a-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-8-4 Huslc Club 4 Llbmrlan 2 Boys' Quartet 3-4 Instrumental 2 WILMA JEAN LENXEN ffcaggyll Lapel High School 1-213-4 Sunshlne Society 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-8-4 Glrls' Basketball 2 Girls' Softball 2-3 Annual Stal! Assistant Typist Class Play 3-4 Operetta 2-3-4 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 Llbrarlan 2-8 THE '46 BULLDOG - LORETTA JONES Jamie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Girls' Softball 1-2 Sunshine Society 2-3-4 President 4 Class Pgay 3-4 Annual Staff Assistant Typist Operetta Properties and Prompter 3 Ticket Manager 4 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 -2 3.. I 4 -THE '46 BULLDOG - KENNETH LUCAS NLukeJ: Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Advertising 3 Operetta 4 Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 1 MAVRIN E. LENNEN Mm! Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 2-3-4 Treasurer 3-4 Pianist 3-4 Class Play Stage Manager 3 Annual Stad Picture Editor Operetta 3-4 Madrlgal 1-2-a-4 Music Club 4 Librarian 3 Pianist of Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 JOHN E. MATTOX Haohnnyu Lapel High School 1-2-8-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Annual Stat! Features and Actlvltles Editor ..24.-. -'nm '46 BULLDOG- 1 HERMAN MONTGOMERY, JR. Mont E upel mgn senom 1-2-3-4 nasxezmu 1-2-3-4 h g Baseblll 1-2-s-4 I Boys' Chorus 2-3-4 io I , HAZEL MURPHY Q ffHaZJJ W W Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 V Sunshine Society 2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 3 w Madrigal 2-3-4 -Y N. ,.. X.. i NORMAN J. NOBLE Normie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 ' Boys Chorus 4 Q Usher 4 1 1 lzl LTV ,f-ff 34 , -,,-- e. 'W x whim ,. , lr 1 111111 r '1 4,11 1. a '. ,. .Wa 1. K. i wx L .fx , 1 F ,:1 Pgk 'X 1,',, 1.:1, M2 15. v A 1- LJ J 1 , ' ff: ,T th., -THE '46 BULLDOG- U EVELYN PAULSEL flEvieIl Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society l-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2 Girls' Softball 1-2 Class Play 8 Ticket Manager-Advertising 4 Annua. Sta! Assistant Edltdr- ln-Chief Operetna 4 Secretary of Class 8 Madrlgal l-2-3-4 Music Club 4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Librarian 3 BARBARA PATRICK Myrtle Lapel High School 1-2-8-4 Sunshine, Society 1-2-8-4 Madrlgal 2-8 ALI CE M. RECTOR Reclangle Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-8-4 Girls' Softball 2 Madrigal 1-2-3-4 4-H Club 2 -25- HELEN RUSHTON' Julie Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Glrls' Softball l-2-3 Class Play Prompter 3 Annual Stat! Art Editor Madrlgal 1-2-8-4 I HESTER M. SIDES rfHesu Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Glrls' Basketbagl 8 Girls' Softball 3 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 Librarian 3 THE '46 BULLDOG - GEORGE H. SHELLER Peewee Lapel High School 1-2-8-4 Class Play Stage Manager 3 Boys' Chorus 1-2-8-4 4-H Club 1 ,271 THE '46 BUI.LDOG- IDAMONTE SYLVESTER nldieu Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 2-8 Girls' Softball 3 Class Play 8 Prompter 4 Secretary of Class 4 Madrlgal 2-3-4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Librarian 8 DONALD SYLVESTER ffHeZ!I Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play Properties 4 Operetta 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Club 4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Instrumental 1 JAMES L. TROUTMAN Bruno Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-3-3-4 President of Class 2 Vice-President of Class 1 Boys' Chorus 3-4 4-H Club 1 ,281 1 5 BETTY WABLE Beit Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 3 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 'l'HI'I '46 BULLDOG- Q RICHARD M. WILLIAMS IIDTIFICJJ Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Student Manager 3-4 Statistician 2 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff Sports Editor Boys' Chorus 4 OLIVE WHETSEL Boots Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 2-3 Girls' Softball 2-3 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 -29- 'l'HE46BUI.I.DOG- DELORIS WISE Dade Lapel Hlgh School 1-2-8-4 Sunshlne Society 1-2-8-4 Glrls' Basketball 1-2-8 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 Madrlgal 1-2-3-4 Vlce-President of Sunshine Society 3 JEAN WYANT Jeanie Lapel Hlgh School l-2-3-4 Sunshine Society 1-2-8-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' Softball 1-2-3 Class Play Advertising 3 Properties 4 Annual Stat! Picture Editor Operetta 3-4 Properties 4 Madrlgal 1-2 Flag Bearer 1 , . u lqx N ,Qs I ' ' X31 I -X K f fx,-I f'f V . rlfgq N U Q55 Q ,:.: 43g4s.1Zr.a fi 1 IE Li K1 2 i E If 5 L -THE '46 BULLDOG X President. Robert Wilson Vice-Presldent, Davey Sylvmter 'VH -'L Q, -32- Lf 'Wi- ,U Shirley Rich Vera Castetter Ronald Huntzinger Jean Partaln James Graham Donald Smethers Dwight Anderson Phyllis Dell Richard Zellar Velma Mills Ellen Rose Amlck Robert Pettigrew Patty Faust Harry Smith Patty Eller Donald Helferbrand Patty Milllkan Wilbur Moore O. K. Hoover David Hunman f -THE '46 BULLDOG- I 1. Dorothy Fulk ndricks 2. Harry He 3. Bette Troutman 4. Donald Parker 5. Louise Moore 6. Robert Ford 7. Marjorie Massey 8. Norman Seal Rex Kramer 9. 10, Faye Hulfman 11. Keith Stinson 12. Myrneth 13. Joan Owens 14. Harold Scott 15. Harley Sides A.1'1d6l'SOIl .. A N315 -c- Q Treasurer, Victor Smith 'T 91 I Q- - J In memory of we all :af , if R 1 4 . L Secretary, Jack a schoolmate loved Watkins -33- -THE '46 BULLDOG- BB B Sophomores First Row: Cleft to rlghtjz Glenn Connett, Robert Elsten, Paul Hersberger, Wllllam Bulen, Kenneth Amlck, Donald Collp, Gurney Busby, John Mitt- endorf, Charles Slsson, Donald Snyder, Second Row: Dorothy Purkey, Ina Lou Parker, Qwlthdrawnj, Joan Eaton, Donna Mae Farmer, Marllee Musselman, Martha Belle Hair, Dorcas Wise- man, Jane Ann Howell, Iris Dunham, Zelpha Jones, Ardith Barkdull, Gladys Townsend, Qwlthdrawnl. Thlrd Row: Allyene Goodpaster, Cwithdrawnj, Miss Kelso, isponsory, Barb- ara Eller, Emogene Hanklns, Phyllis Haskell, Marjorie Kramer, Mary Lou Turner, Phyllis Rushton. Margaret Cunningham, Phyllis Hoflman, Dolores Peterson, Evelyn Long. Mary Milburn, Wanda Morris, Mr, Halsey, fsponsorj, Lou Ann Murfln. Fourth Row: Donald Forrer, Raymond Renbarger, Blll Rambo, Lindy Law- son, Danny Richardson, Eugene Sisson, Jim Hall, Richard Barker, Donald Aldred. Leon Moore, John Murphy, Richard Beach, Dallas Sparks, 'I'homas Scantland. as , ' J L 9. S, , 5. Tin .A X , 14.5 . l '5'fC '??'r ' ,515 V y 215 . Spf! 3 ' -. . ,ev H fi? - 5' '5',.AF:1 ' 13 44 GV' 5 ni fi' is I 'fl X135 J I uf' cf ' . x ' --' , K-T I I 41 ' ll' 1 J ' ' limi, P ' Freshmen First Row: fleft to rlghtj: John Barcus, Robert Conrad, Bobby Schmitt, Bill Bhaul, William Lewis, Warren Huntzlnger, Eugene Rector, Robert Den- son, Keith Anderson, Jacob Sylvester. Second Row: Patty Whetsel, Jean Hersberger, hawter, Mary M. Barbee, Clara Taylor, Norma Wilson, Phyllis Wise. Greta Swinford, Beverly Third Bow: Charlene Valentine, Carolyn Rich, olyn Renner, Leah Hersberger, Janice Blessenger, Norma Bodenhorn, Phyllis Eller, Carolyn Upton, Ida Belle Renbarger, Dotty Cunningham, Pauline Haygood, Wanda Eubank, Barbara Coverdale, Maxine Stottle- Hendrickson, isponsorj, Betty J. Bayley, Joan Gentry. Marilyn Snyder. Loelta De- Warren, Eunice Sides. Jackie Hudson. Mr. Crooke, Ksponsorl, Car- Lewls, Nora meyer, Miss Fourth Row: Lawrence lee, Richard Huffman, Malcom Smith, Keith Eck- hardt, Perry Lucas, Marshall Hopkins, Billy Barker, Jim Males, Ronnie Van- neas, Arnold Moore Jr., Jack Howell, Blll Thompson, James King, iwlth- drawny, John Lackey, Jimmy Delph. Lorraine Myers. fabsentl, Betty Elling- wood. labsentl. -34- -THE '46 BULLDOG- Eighth Grade First Row: fleft to rlghty: Paul Rltley, George Shucks, Jerry Smith, Robert Bratllnger, Norman Shuman. Seoond Row: Jackie Whetsel, Patty Teeters, Irene McDole, Barabelle Sparks, Evelyn Thompson, Edith I-lutlman, Barbara Wable, Barbara Anderson, Anne Kerr, Carolyn Jo Mllbum. Third Row: Betty Dunham, Beverly Hooper, Georganna. Horlne, Harriett Hersberger, Paula Mae Davis, Betty Jane Baker, Mlnnle Carson, Lena Hlld- erbrand, Betty Jo Stanford. Miss Wooden, Qsponsorj, Ruth Slsson, Marilyn Jo Funk, Rachel Owens. Fourth Row: Morris Hersberger, Ralph Renbarger, Barry McA1!erty, Ray- mond Haskell, Paul Graham, Charles Hollinger, Dale Fulk, Daniel Michaels. 0-11 ,1,,n, , if J Seventh Grade First Row: fleft to rlghty: Donald Crooks, Harold Eller. Charles Alt, Don Martin, Donald Harless, Sherman Barbee, Jerry Eller, John Tonyes. Second Row: Vivian Barkdull, Iris Faye Barker, Patty Davis, Janice Blake, Barbara Doan, Frieda Johnson, Carolyn Males, Marilyn Milla, Arlene Moore. Third Row: Virgil Earlywlne, Dlcky Mills, Dickey Haynes, Martha Murphy, Miss Herron, Qsponsorl, Sarann Newton, Mildred Mosley, George Lewis, Warren Benzenbauer. Neill Huntzlnger. Fourth Row: Edgar Lucas, Rodney Ford, Robert Edrlngton, Kenneth Boden- horn, Robert Sparks. Harold Hutlman. Jackie Barker, Ted Funk, Dean Presser. -35- -THE '46 BULLDOG- Ld SIXTH GRADE .................... Teacher, Hazel Shrigley P .4155 .. 7 A nk. FIFTH GRADE .................. Teacher, Theodosia Everly X 5 4 14,4 K 7551, 'f' YN e, 1? FOURTH GRADE ............ . . . Teacher, Katherine Lloyd -361 nl -THE '46 BULLDOG- THIRD GRADE .................. Teacher, Stella Woodward idk SECOND GRADE ...... ' ............ Teacher, Norma Forrer FIRST GRADE ...................... Teacher, Edith Wyant -37- li l H1 YV :H 1 di 1. I, A G. t ig ae i H ll H i!4 V f. :E 51 Nl' I gi A? f f il li 5 I , mu E 1-.2-LQL.. ,.. 4 on 1 J I , , 5 M1 'I I ' 1 fi egg I 6 al' I . -.x- 3 I ,, 5. . ' 7-'fx I vi, f , . gs Q N 1--fir. G- MMMWQ aww! Ewa 224.042, 520-Aw MQW MKMMZQ4, Q0-noef izdfmfg if 12444 ,Q ,,,,,, Vwgwwf. 6,5 MN E SDOMLL Q99 Ljbvwiiw A ' WWW 5229 QV 5 Mgfffwzw J?-1 fm gWm fJM4 ffw-My LQQQZ-4,g,a, Zapp 6a,wZJ,,, Z0,L,,',,,72iT-,ff F! .5 '5 ' 4. 4- - . 'f x, ., N mg, v . 9-. - . h 0 D L . A -A, .la 'lx -'ff' Q :-. 5- ' w-fmin - QMS Q , Q' FN' ,A,z' v .A .- - - A' ,.v ' xx, , 1 ' P f I 444 'Ass M .V 5. 'x U s I an , If N .IH P l 4 'Yr . , 'vu ,z , dx v I N V mm N f eff if f -THE '46 BULLDOG- Twelve Year Classmates Of the forty-six graduating members of the class only fourteen have been together throughout their school careers. Only twelve years ago they were hoping and wondering if they would ever make it. Think of the torture and torment the poor teachers had to en- dure in supervising the education of these children From the first to the twelfth year this group has had many breathtaking, hair raising and sentimental moments. fWhoopee!!!!J Some members of the group can make the best paper wads you ever saw or. .feltl The need for hearing aids is felt when any of the female section has chewing gum. In the beginning they had quite a time getting acquainted. The girls were all ladies, of course, and the boys were little roughnecks, so after the girls blackened their eyes, knocked out 28 teeth Q32 counting the wisdom teethj they became fast friends in the first grade and have remained in the same temperament throughout all twelve years. Well, look at the results-No, maybe you shouldn't. Goodbye, Chums! HAPPY LANDINGS ! ! ! ! .-421 2 lf I , 41? 4 f Ff ,Q A . CL! Q I Q f Q fffz if ff 'J , K 9 I x av, 1-2? Q .,.. -E- lvl 1. L 'J 49 Y 9. L 'Q B' wld: K I in A I af, e' B L A NAME Mark Barcus Marvin Brattaln Bill Conrad Donald Denson Joe Dye Jack Faulkenburg Willis Green Donald Gwinn Jay Hersberger Halfred Holloway mrl Hoock HEIG HT 5' 1092, Va EYES Blue Hazel Blue HAIR Brown Dark Brown Blonde FAVORITE DATES Fox and Wrestling Wrestling Movies Skate n Drlve BAD mnlms , Late rlslng 8a Eating ln Assembly 1 Cigars .y WOIHB11 . Women Eat too much Gone too muc ' Rowdy 3 I 5' 10 Blue Brown Fox and Being Absent 1 1 A 1 I I a 5: 7u i Da ce 4 5 8 ' 6. 5' a 6. 5' 9 5' 10 s' 11 s'1o Blue Blonde Blue Brown Blue Blue Blue Brown Brown Brown Blue Blonde -44- and Eat Hockey Dances Auto Drive Movie Skating To Indianap- olls Eat Drive, Oowboys, Show Eat Go to Ind- lanapolls Not Enough , SLEEP Eat too much Late hours 51 Spend Ililoney ', and Loaf , r l 4 HOURS 1 ? 7 7 E A '21 Home late if l A Sitting with 3 lrl I ?Mavr1nl R, Model-A , ! 1 Study if ah ii' Some gf Girls - 1 ' 4 PHYSIQUB Med. Height and Sturdy Med. Height and Muscular Short Sllght Med. Height Slight Slender, Tender, Tall Med. Height Fleshy Fairly Tall Muscular Med. Height Med. Build Beautiful Med. Height and build Med. Tall Slim Streamline Med. Height Muscular GRE IRD ATHLETIC PROWESS A little ping-pong champ Yell Leading Good Watcher Ice Skating Not Much Softball Swim 'Rennls Horse-back Riding Basketball Good Baseball Good. some Basketball HOW HE TALKS Loud Poor Little lV9I'Yl Low Medium Soft Not enough Low Long Loud Boastful Boylsh Qulet Not serious Smooth Big line Smooth Jovlal Big Line Earl DANCING CLOTHES ABILITY SENSE NONE Work clothes Single Brst. No drape Mediocre Drape sult and Overalls Could Slight drape be Neat pleat better Attractive Suits Extra ' Conventional Poor Suit Sport coat Fair Just Fair Sport coats Loud Ties Sults Pretty Good Orange hats None Conventional Suits, Little Drape Sports Poor to fair Poor Sweater Two-step Plain sult Two-step Sporty Only Overalls Dow class Poor Sport clothes Loud Poor Sensible Below par No drapes, Rare 145-. FAVORITE TYPE GIRL All Kinds Rough and Rugged Humorous Short girls Capable Brunette Med. Height Blonde Quiet Brunette 5. 4.. - 5. B.. Good-looking Intelligent 5. 5.. Brunette Friendly Good-looking Blonde Med. Height Not particular snort-slender Brunette Green eyes Med. height Friendly Brunette 5' 2 Brown eyes Light brown haLr Unpredlctable THE E3U,LQUlW W1 3,f 3,l' HFvEw HEFUME I Fil' La1fmui'LQ2'i 'N T' ' EJ' SENLJA-Q55 SHE ACHELQ Y 'r ., I 4 -' s S - J' NAME HEIGHT EYES , Russell 6' V, Green 1? S Irwin Eff X ,. Kenny 5' 8' Blue Lucas John 6' lv, Green Mattox 3 , 45 Herman 5' 9 Blue Montgomery Norman 5' 9 Blue Noble 1. 5. If K a ' I Donald 5' 6 Blue Sylvester if X 'S' W! ' A James 5' l0 Hazel Troutman 'Lf - I Dick 5' 11' Blue Wllllams James 5' 101f1 Green ff , Woodward . ,.' ,V George 5' 6 Blue Sheller 4,2 44 - ' In HAIR Brown Brown Brown Black Light Brown Blonde Brown Brown Black Dark Blonde FAVORITE DATE Eat and Shows Movle, Auto drlve Movie and Eat Shows Shows Drive Shows Movie Drlve Fox Wrestling MOVIE MOWG BAD I-IABITS Over Indulglng No breakfast Loaf, ' Dates Eat too much Slttlng with a glrl tborothyl Bad clrlvlng Sleepy Talk ln Assembly Drive too FAST Rise late FLIRTYI I Sleepln ln Assemb y Smokin' twine women 8a song! Sleepln ln Aesemb Old Fo T00 BABHFULI . li .gn Ii , ! 3 'I QT fi xg: Q .i 'LI I H 1 5 wr .-A N Q V , H lx 4 f: JI' 53 5 me 2 Qi- 5 ge 57 'D SIQUE all, turdy ed. height verage ulld ll lim ed. height eavy Med. helght .Slight bulld hort lightly So ld l Med. Height Med. Weight Fairly tall not handsome Sllghtly dark Med. helght Unstable Short 145 pounds of muscle CURE IRD ATHLETIC PROWESS Checkers Fair Basketball Falr Good Baseball and Basketball Ordinary does get by Generally Fair Good Basketball Baseball Galt Student Manager Good Basketball Baseball Good but not good enough HOW HE TALKS Not enough Smooth . .fast Fast Loud A lot Low Soft Soft Mlschlevously Too little Too much about Jlm Talk too much and says too little! Too quiet Low Low and Little DANCING ABILITY Impossible Two-step Poor Not too good Two-step Break Medium Two-step Poor Medium Too poor Two-step and poor break Fairly good He tries pretty good LI'1'I'LE I Poor 147.- CLOTHES SENSE Not too loud but sensible Conventional style. suit Sport wear Fair Regular suit Slight drape Sport coat Fair Drape pants and coat Fair Sport coats No drapes Double breasted sult Ez sport wear Good Drape suit Good Sults No drapes Smart sport clothes Small drape IDRS C0812 No drape Sport C othes FAVORITE TYPE GIRL So high .... So wide .... Nice person- ality Jolly Brunette Med. ,height Not too heavy Brunette 5'6 Brown eyes Quiet but Llkesble Short and small Blonde Blue eyes 5' 7 Blonde Blue eyes Got everything Short Blonde Soft Voice Short Blonde Good- looking Friendly Short 5' 3 Brunette 110 pounds FRESHMEN I Brunette Cute ! Short and gud-looklng y color hair u 'Ma IS FUR MUSIEXJEX i .-ffs,,g3 4?,, .-fzfg, T f, lg' fi 5 'Rr R ' 'G e 1 - .. f J rf Q- 1 . ' V ijy L v ll ,V 65' V - . ' I g 5, A i r - 'X' R 1' I x 4 1 i . . Y E Y xii. X 'Q .1 136.11 I L . f - -A J W 1 .. 4'S??'2ffs N' ' Q Madrigal W mo Q rr. . ,- r fi- 'I'-9-1 ,,-Ayr.: - -1-K- ' '-5' l w:.1::n -vfv gt , 11.91. 1 l v . 'Q-,. xifca 4.. ,yi . ,nr ff, .JN ni ng. ' ' -,fi .dau . ,' Q. co ' . wo .Lf-' , T no ji .P I I .'A,.,.-, Vt -F 9 1: ,Q 3 ' x M J 4 , . I - ' ., V 'my A , f f . ' .H ..- . -. www . A - .af . - V I, - O .5 dy 4, lu 1 . - ' i 'S . Q is H.- ' 7' ' , , ' on - . - , N -Lu-rss' v I : ' N H .. - ' , .4 f J , if 1, ., . , Q - of ' 3 .0 I J ' se- s .' - .Q ' 0 Q, . ' ' ff '- ' 1 r , . Q: . J f ' r ' -. . ix V r i is U. 'F . LH 1 f I , m 1 ' f -' ' XF?-'P-.ya ii d I fx A J 7 I Tenth Year Girls Chorusi i I-1' in .ix .sr Ninth Year Girls' Chorus -48- Jean ........ Phyllis Connet June ...... Jane Ann Howell ..x7J- - a f- 'mf E H- ' en- . o - i ,. a 1:1 All .l And Jane .... .... C arolyn Rich Joyce BOYS' TRIO Jerry fCheer Leaderl .............. Jack .............. Jim Donald Snyder Charles Sisson Kenneth Lucas Myrneth Anderson Jack Faulkenberg Bill Conrad .... --........-.-.---..- CHORUSES Marjorie Breeden Carolyn Edrington Jean Wyant Dotty Cunningham Leah Hersberger . . . . Wilma Jean Lennen Donald K. Aldred . . . . . . . Willis Green . . . Donald Sylvester Jean Hersberger Carolyn Renner Marilyn Snyder Charlene Valentine Patty Whetsel - DAXCING CHORUS . . Wilbur Moore .......... Iris Dunham Phyllis Hoffman FACULTY TRUSTEES Harriett Hersberger Vivian Barkdull Georganna Horine Johnny Lackey Jack Howell oAs'r or CHA-RAo'fERs Fernando Fussbutton ..................... Thomas Scantland Samanthia Highnote . .. ..... Evelyn Paulsel Mary Allen ........... . . . Dorothy Davis Anastasius Longword . . . . . . Russell Irwin John Warren ., ......................... . .. Harry Smith Washington ............................. .... R ex Kramer GIRLS' QUARTET -491 -THE '46 BULLDOG - Boys' Chorus D e S e 1' t S0 '03 A' Freshman Boys' Chorus -50- 0 4 QQ Y QQ V Ax, BAND I? fi : fr - 'fs gs4G,-A f 5 - f ggJ'f'f J if Zia? ' 9 W'SwiMQ f ' iii- ' ' Q-3, .-:,:f. r '- I V M-,lf-J' , a N ,CAL 1 1 ' f . ,--1 . ' ' -H, A I LF'-X ' 7. N .JA T: my 1 L X w 1 ,Raw pi 'K A'-K lyflggf A ,xiii Q hiatt 'f' 1 -, '-r ',.k-w' 1 vi-,gg , 5 . . 1' H' Lai' ' , . 2 . ... Q. . l 5 rf -'AQ '17 -.'77- f'1. -ith? ' - 'gf,g','f-'Y' .. mmf. Q - wg -1'f-my 1 -,w -1 . In-i.x:af.x L? .331 MA JGRETTES 151- tl H636 QE MEMBERS Russell Irwin, Harry Smith, Patty Mllllkan, Evelyn Paulsel, Mabelrose mcs- hardt, Wlllls Green, Dorothy Davis, Mavrln Lennen, Jane Ann Howell, Myr- neth Anderson, Keith Anderson. Phyllis Connett, Donald Sylvester, Donald Aldred, Phyllis Hoffman, Betty Troutman, Carolyn Rich, Carolyn Renner, Zelpha Jones, Thomas Scantland, Marilyn Snyder. President-Jack Howell . Secretary-Evelyn Paulsel. Treasurer-Phyllis Hollman. HISTORY The Music Club is a new organization started this year by Miss Hovermale. It is for the purpose and pleasure of all those interested in music. We hold our meetings at the homes of the members. A committee is chosen to provide the entertainment for that evening. We meet three Mondays out of the month. More fun!! A Christmas party was held at the home of Harry Smith. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served. Fun was had by everyone-in spite of the weather. The Club also helped take part in putting on the spring festival. The twenty-two members are proud to be the first to organize this club. It is a lot of fun and we hope it will continue to be a success. -52- D SSGCIFU 1 E Sl-IIN X X or 6 1, Sunshine Society The Sunshine Society is an old society founded in 1901. Only in recent years has it become an honored Society in Lapel High School. It was organized with the idea of bringing sunshine and cheer to the shut-in, the old, the sick, and the unfortunate. The name Sunshine has a very deep significance to all the girls who are members. It means, Let your light shine. The society has as its motto, Good Cheer. The membership fee is only enough to carry on work of the organization. The colors are yellow and white symbolizing sunshine and purity. In short, the Sunshine Society means kindness, helpfulness, cheer- fulness, and happiness. This year the members chose for their officers the following: Presi- dent-Loretta Jones, Vice-President-Patty Millikan, Recording Secretary-Phyllis Hoffman, Corresponding Secretary-Evelyn Long, Treasurer-Mavrin Lennen, and Song Leader-Mabelrose Eckhardt. As our sponsor we chose Mrs. Huntzinger. Some of the activities of the year i have been rough initiation, the , formal initiation, contributions to the Riley Fund, Sunshine Camp, State Convention, Installation of officers, Mother and Daughtefs Banquet, Turkey Raffle, Minor Dances, and' Christmas formal dance. May this society continue to in- spire goodness and good will to all girls in the future Lapel Sunshine Society- MRS. HUNTZINGER -53- Z s 5.5.5. 5 Ps I. il ' l ii' 5- if -... 'r- 41 lv Tf ,VI 9 1 06 Q.: 1 I NAME Ellen Acton Marie Barbee Marjorie Breeden Phyllis Connett Jean Daily Dorothy Davls Mabelrose Ec kha rdt Carolyn Edrlngton Phyllis Elsten Leah Galliher Juanita Glvens Loretta Jones Jeanne Lennen HEIGHT 5.5., 5'4 5'6 5'2 5.8.. 5' IV, 5'7 5'6l,fn 5'5 5'2 5'B1f, 5' '71f, 5. I.. EYES Blue Brown Grey Brown Brown Blue Dark Brown Brown Blue Brown Dark Brown Green Brown 4, AUIDS HAIR Brown Brown Brown Black Brown Blonde Hiiilm Brown Blonde Blonde Brown 3352511 Brown FAVORITE DATES Dancing Skating Skating and Shows Swimming and shows Shows and Dancing Twlrling Baton Skating and Shows Shows Music Basketball Listening to music, picnic- ing. shows and driving ln rain Dancing. shows Basketball Hockey games Dancing Shows Ballgames MEN!! Shows Dates Movies Horse racing Slumber Parties Dates: One Certain Paratrooper , , l 1 L If BAD ' Q' I-IABITS , N Getting mad Q I E Getting in ' meaness all the time , I 1 E Prlmplng ln 1 assembly and eating candy I Whispering 3: ln assembly I ' Sleeping ' ' T1 Riverside. f Army .' 1 Z ! - F .W Talking too xml? loud and too '- lg much. Talking with hands 1 1. il Not getting up fl when called I Grouchy at Q4 times. Eats too 3 much ff Talking no John in f assembly , Q Painting nails w ln class .Qt Talking in assemb y Yi Parking, Sailors. Pendleton if A n .5 1 Pendleton ' I Ex-Sailors Q .. Stringing chew ng gum - Ln shor hand? 2 A-DZTY A Temper Q -5 FIGURE Curves: not bad Short but O. K. VERY GOOD INDEED! Short and O. K. Watch your posture, Jeanie Short and Slim Tall ? ? and Slender Slender Tender and Tall Rather Slender Looks O. K. to us Let's not ta about lt! Alluring lGroosome! Poor lk CZQRE' y ARD ATHLETIC PROWESS Good Loves lt- O. K.. TOO Likes lt Very good Likes Athletics Good, too! Fair player Good skater Junior is an athlete- or dldn't you know!!! Like to see it but hate to participate Fast Runner Coaching Runs like a deer 'Bowling Guard Skating Poor Very good Skater Are you klddln' ? Referee : Poor HOW SHE TALKS Deep voice but gets to the point Low and whinney I rather sweety About Gene! ! Humorous, but giggly A lot Often About Navy Fast and loud: with hands Fast and with facial express- ions Humorous Soft and rather meek Fast and SIEKIY . Boys like lt About boys Hum ! ! About men Corny but interesting Fast and Fu.l'1OU.S DANCING ABILITY Slow and Easy Not t00 hot Good- they say Depends on the partner! Could be better Loves lt! 0. K. Could be much better Good HUBBA HUBBA Very nice Very good Good Slow and Curious: What ls lt? -5 5- CLOTHES SENSE 0. K. Sensible Sport clothes Sweaters and skirts So-So O. K. Strictly alright! Likes sweaters and housecoats most Good CUTE! Rugged To extremes Sport and Formal Has none FAVORITE TYPE BOY 5' 7 Brown hall wide shoulders good natured Tall, slender humorous. slim lingers. Romantic Tall. nice looking. good personality considerate About 5' 9 Romantic. humorous gentle considerate Dark hair, hazel eyes, six foot. 39 Dodge, famier 5'9 Black hair blue eyes, good personality, Junior, ln other words! Onelwho loves music and moviesl Tall good ality. 5' 10 hair. good .- person- GISCIOHB Black Dark eyes dancer Handsome ! ! 5' 10 dark hall' dark eyes. dark complexion Basketball player 5. 2. eyes of blue. Oh! brother! That sailor! 6'2 hair, dark blue eyes Ex-Sailor very loving faithful Ex-Army man, black curly hair Will the BUY P16858 S66 Miss Jones Black hal: green eyes 5'8 150 lb III10thEl'WOI'd8 BUD! Ellen Acton Marie Barbee Mark Barcus Marvin Brattain Marjorie Breeden Phyllis Connett Bill Conrad Jean Daily Dorothy Davis Donald Denson Joe Dye Mahclrose Eckhardt Carolyn Edrington Phyllis Elsten Senior Class Roll Leah Galliher Juanita Givens Willis Green Donald Gwinn Jay Hersberger Halfred Holloway Earl Hoock Russell Irwin Loretta Jones Jeanne Lennen Mavrin Lennen Kenneth Lucas John Mattox Junior Montgomery Norman Noble Barbara Patrick Evelyn Paulsel Alice Rector Helen Rushton George Sheller Hester Sides Donald Sylvester Idamonte Sylvester James Troutman Betty Wable Olive Whetsel Dick Williams Deloris Wise James Woodward Jack Faulkenberg Hazel Murphy Jean Wyant Class Colors Class Flower Blue and White American Beauty Rose Class Motto In Ourselves Our Future Lies we '- NAME Mavrin Lennen Betty Wable Hazel Murphy Evelyn Paulsel Barbara Patrick Helen Rushton Allce Rector Ollve Whetsel Hester Bldes Delorls Wlse Jean Wyant Idamonte Sylvester HEIGHT 5. 5' 5 5' 2 5'7 5'2 5'3 5' 7 5'5 5' 6' 5' 3 5'2 5' 1 EYES Green Blue Brown Blue Green Blue Blue Green Brown Gray- green Blue Blue AMES HAIR Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Blonde Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown FAVORITE DATES Dancing Swimming: Movies wl h her man Listen to Radio Horseback riding Church Swimming and Shows Men Dancing and Skating Horseback riding, movies motoring Church Riding Swimming Dancing Horseback rldlng Swimming Riding Movies Shows Eating Shows Driving MAN AGERXS HABITS Cryl Getlfllig mad easlly Slapplng Sleeping Not Any MEN J BAD Giggles TOO MUCH Too noisy Fllrtlng and Rolling her eyes - MEN Don't have any Blushing Shy Going with Mark Saying the wrong thing at the wrong time Talking TOO Much CURE' ARD FIGURE Jay llkes it Did some- body mention ilgure Short and heavy Dainty and Morbid Short Scrawnyl l Men like it Stout 'Ihll and Slender Cute Not bad Short and Sweet Refuses to talk about it ATHLETIC PROWESS Good swimmer Likes them but not good Fair Swimmer As long as they are MEN Like them but don't participate Ah. sure now Fall' Good Swlmmer 1 Good Good at Basketball Excellent ?? ?? ?? Wonderful on roller skates. Hal Ha! HOW SI-IE TALKS All the time NOT ENOUGH! ! Deep Voice Not much MEN Very Seldom Slow and Draggy Senslbly. About men Whlnney Very seldom Pollte Fast and about Mark Not much but Too much Dull and DOYSOIDB DANCING ABILITY Good Hates lt Don't Dance With a MAN w Loves lt and Does it iine With herself ONLY Don't Dance Likes lt and ls O. K. Poor Fair Oh Brother! Loves lt ..5 7.. CLOTHES SENSE Loves RED 1Looks good in ltl Yellow Fair Of course Print dresses and house dresses. Hats to dress up Bathing Suit Dresses Skirts. Sweaters, Blouses Pretty good SDOWY Sport clothes and formals Sport clothes FAVORITE TYPE BOY 5' 10 Blue eyes. has Ford Stubbom likes to eat, be a good provider 6' black hair brown eyes, good husband Tall, Broad shoulders. and blue eyes Tall, muscular Black or Red hair preferred Sense of humor Lots of Money? Broad shoulders 5'8 , Brown hair. not so good looking but handsome The one that can brxng me more Men Tall, Red hair Faithful, Providing Quiet, faithful 5' 6 , loving and kind Tall. dark and Handsome 5' 10 Dark curly hair humorous Handsome With s little Mustache, tall dark and handsome C SUPCITHBU l et S1225 Nr Bolts And Nuts Presented by the 46 class in their Senior year. CAST OF CHARACTERS Benita Bolt fRebecca's niecej .............. Marjorie Breeden Lutie Spinks fthe maid who winksj ............ Loretta Jones Rebecca Bolt 1 manager of Bolt Sanitariuml . . Mabelrose Eckhardt Martha Grubb Ccook, melancholiacl ..........,... Jean Daily Twink Starr QBenita,s fiancej .......... .... D ick Williams Dr. Hippocrates Joy fa psychiatrist, ................ Joe Dye Henry Goober fPorter, afraid of lunaticsl ...... Russell Irwin Phineas Plunkett flawyer with humility complexl . . Bill Conrad Miss Prunella Figg fpatient, claustrophobiaj .. Jeanne Lennen Cadwalleder Clippy Cpatient afraid of catsj ...... Willis Green Mrs. Gertie Glossop fpatient afraid of contamination! .......... . . . . . . . .Dorothy Davis Wilbur Glossop fher dear childj ......... -. . . Jack Faulkenberg Jack Gordon Qyoung internej ........ . . . Kenneth Lucas SYNOPSIS Benjamin Bolt has died leaving a will in care of his lawyer. Un- aware of this, his heir, Rebecca Bolt, decides to turn her home into a sanitarium. No one is in favor of her plan including her nieoe who is in love with Twink Starr. Aunt Rebecca objects to the mar- riage because she thinks Starr is after her money. Everything is in turmoil-when the lawyer reveals a letter written by Benjamin Bolt stating that he has hidden his money and it is for anyone who finds it. Patients flock to the Bolt Sanitarium along with Dr. Joy, a psychiatrist. Excitement is added to the picture when the patients, who are there for the purpose of finding the money, discover a man- iac is at large. Laughter is added by the mean little brat, maid, and porter. -58- we Meet Uncle Sally Presented by the 46 class in their Junior year. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ben Blayne fa young lawyer? ................ Dick Williams Betty Blayne this sisterj ....... . . . Marjorie Breeden Jenny Ca Swede cookj ........... ..... Lo retta Jones Bob Durant QBetty's iiancej ......... ..... B ill Conrad Sally Sherwood CA college studentj . .. ..... Evelyn Paulsel Snorkins KA Cockney butlerl .................. Russell Irwin Elaine Durant fBen's fianceej .............. Idamonte Sylvester Alunt Dorinda Q Bob and Elaine's Auntj .... Mabelrose Eckhardt Dr. Jimmy Snodgrass fan Osteopathj ....... Willis Green Miss Muggs fDean of Ketcham Collegel . . . . . . Jeanne Lennen Reverend Wright fa preacherl .................. John Mattox William Hawkins fBen and Betty's Unclel .... Marvin Brattain SYNOPSIS . Ben and Betty Blayne are in love with Elaine and Bob Durant, but since they are not wealthy, their Aunt Dorinda objects to their marriage. Ben and Betty receive word that their rich Uncle Will- iam Hawkins, from the oil fields, will visit them. They invite the Durants to dinner so that Aunt Dorinda can meet their Uncle. In the meantime, they receive word that he can't be there so they per- suade Sally Sherwood, a college student, to impersonate Uncle Bill. The maid and butler add to the confusion and it iinally reaches a climax when the real Uncle Bill comes unannounced. 19. y Acid t . it . e' ' I CLns Xx 'i M41 C K 1 5 We, the class of '46 will to our sponsors many more classes just like ours. I, Donald Sylvester, will my musical voice to Bob Ford. James Troutman, will my way with blondes to anyone who tries to get them. Mabelrose Eckhardt, will to my sweet baby brother, Keith, my ability to make good English grades. A I, I. Donald Gwinn, will to Jim Graham my ability to get along with women. I, I, Idamonte Sylvester, will my love for dogs to the Junior boys Z! I, Dick Williams, will my Student Manager job back from where it came. I, Kenny Lucas, will my interest in Alexandria to Richard Barker. I, John Mattox, will my tall slender figure to Glenn Connett. I, Mark Barcus, will my ability to get to school on time to Rex Kramer. Marvin Brattain, will my ability to propose to women to Dave Sylvester. 1, I, Donald Denson, will'my blonde wavy hair to Harold Scott. I, Joe Dye, will my ability to brag to Ronny Vanness. I, Evelyn Paulsel, will my interest in red-heads to Phyllis Hoffman. George Sheller, will to Gene Sisson my quiet personality. Carolyn Edrington, will my smooth way with teachers to anyone who tries doing it. It takes nerve. Jack Faulkenberg, will my meaness to 0. K. Hoover. Willis Green, will my bashful way with women to Harry Hend- ricks. Jay Hersberger, will my old jalopy to anyone who will take a chance on it. Halfred Holloway, will to Ronald Huntzinger my muscular, wholesome physique. Russell Irwin, will my musical ability to all those who want it. Earl Hoock, will my girl to someone who dares to try and get her. I, Loretta Jones, will the president of the Senior Class to Pat Mil- likan. I, I. I. 1. I. I, I, L -60.- S WELL ' I I I I I I I I I I 1, I I, 1, I, I, I, I, I I I I I I. Hazel Murphy, will my dark complexion to Dorothy Fulk. William Conrad, will my trim shape to Malcom Smith. Junior Montgomery, will my experience in driving a car to Porky Forrer. Mavrin Lennen, will my ability to keep a secret to Harry Smith. Leah Galliher, will my pleasing disposition to Bette Troutman. Alice Rector, will my ability to get Latin to William Bulen. Olive Whetsel, will to Minnie Carson, my tall slim figure. Betty .Wable, will my Shorthand Grades to Miss Barton. Hester Sides, will my sweet pleasing disposition to Beverly Hud- son. Jean Daily, will my interest in Pendleton to Lorraine Myers. Jean Lennen, will my interest in the army to Dorothy Purkey. Phyllis Connett, will my beautiful black curly hair to Mary Lou Turner. James Woodward, will that come-on-look to all boys. Jean Wyant, will my way with men teachers to Norma Jean Par- tain. Marjorie Breeden, hereby will my ability to whisper in the assem- bly to anyone who can get by with it. Dorothy Davis, will my ability to play the trumpet to Leah Hers- berger. Deloris Wise, will my noisy and likeable personality to Victor Smith. Phyllis Elsten, will my ability to dance to Strawberry Parkerf' Juanita Givens, will my beautiful figure to Marilee Musselman. Helen Ruston, will my ability to roll my eyes to Ardith Barkdull. Ellen Acton, will to Louise Moore, my ability to keep 'em' guess- leuih Marie Barbee, will my lovely tight curls to Sally Castetter. Pauline Thomas, will all the Junior High students who come into my assemblies to Junior High teachers. Loris Creed, will my ability to flash a ruler around to a bookkeep- ing student who knows how to use it. -61-. 1 P ',. ' y -..Y f . :air .45-0 1-I Y Q. Hg Q . Q. E 4 'vnu - iz? Q M gn, K' . . K Q . 'A 1 ll gwfr K e Nffk . f 9 vi 4 l S l i w i ,L . .1 Q I 'RW we f sis ' 'rv . , ll Q... JZ, lim Q ? 'Wu 9. my V s GGY P 'i, P JJ 4.1 Girls' 4-H .X np, ' 3 .' , 2' 'J 'A -A H '- -A P: n Boys' 4-H E Q, sf Q.+i f fiifylfifbfk -M2733 -or-4: 'ULQ Q .I on 2.9 Ellen Acton will be starting a Children's Welfare Home for the benefit of her fifteen children .... Marie Barbee will still not be too sure which man she wants to marry because none of them will have beautiful hands -Says who .... Mark Barcus .will become famous as the Champion Slouchy Walker. It will kill 'em .... Marjorie Breeden will become the hat check girl at the 'Stork Club' . ...Phyllis Connett will be famous for that Connett twist as champion majorette of United States. . Bill Conrad noted for his act and dance like Fred Astaire personality. People will love the way he slays 'em .... Jean Daily still works at Ward-Stilson's, but is now typing 108 words per minute .... Dorothy Davis will be having trouble with Junior because she wants to become a famous singer and he wants to finally settle down to a home and family .... Donald Denson is the famous radio announcer with Fibber B. B. and Polly .... Joe Dye will never find the perfect girl, so he is fast be- coming a bachelor of research chemistry .... Mabelrose Eckhardt will have a home on the U. S. S. battleship ???? .... Carolyn Ed- rington will be Queen of Walnut Grove .... Phyllis Elsten will, after her third marriage, finally have married the man of her dreams .... Marvin Brattain is fast becoming the New and Modern Cassanova. His latest show was Leave Me To Heaven .... Jack Faulkenberg is slowly but surely following in the footsteps of his famous mother, Jinx Faulkenberg .... Leah Galliher was spotted by John Powers While she was working in a dime-store and is now a Powers Model .... Juanita Givens has finally become the most cultured Latin teacher in the United States .... Willis Green owns the southern part of California and is slowly, with his family of seven, becoming the Manville of the 60 ies .... Donald Gwinn has had his fifth wife. First, and in order they wereg Blonde, Red-head, Brownette, Brunette, and Bleached. fHe says quote: How can I know which I like until I try them out ? .... Jay Hersberger owns three large farms. After all, he does have a large family .... Halfred Holloway is fast becoming the coach of all coaches. He hasn't won a game yet .... Earl Hoock has become the jack-of-all-trades : farming, farming, farming, and farming .... Russell Irwin has now Q: JB U eg C 'ia -4 P Y ,..'2eQ:a1 U , Gee 2 J' become Rev. Russell Irwin, he operates his own little church in Iron- dale .... Loretta Jones and her famous baritone singer husband have just come back from a two months tour of Europe .... Jeanne Lennen and her two new twin boys whom she has named Buddy and Buddy are trying to live more quietly .... Mavrin Lennen has surpassed Alec Templeton and Chopin when it comes to piano. Her latest composition is Jaysie, J aysie, Give Me Your Answer, Please . . . .Kenneth Lucas won over Joe Louis last Friday night. fAfter all, Joe L. is getting pretty old.J .... John Mattox has taken over the manufacturing of Ford automobiles. They are now known as the Mat Knox V-8 .... Junior Montgomery has left his beautiful wife for another beautiful wife .... Hazel Murphy has built many famous Boat Clubs throughout the country .... Norman Noble has joined his brother Ray Noble and has become more popular than the late Harry James .... Barbara Patrick has become the famous ballorina of all times. Remember Zorina? .... Evelyn Paulsel has fallen twice and risen from poverty. May We hope she will rise again . . . .Alice Rector is famous for her title of the champion swimmer of Indiana .... Helen Rushton is fast becoming the best English teacher in Indiana. .George Sheller has grown two inches, therefore acquiring a young chorus girl .... Hester Sides has finally taken the place of Miss Hendrickson who has retired .... Donald Sylvester has followed in his grandfather, Hez's, footsteps, and has retired at a ripe old age .... Idamonte Sylvester, since her beauty is vanishing, is desperately striving to gain a mate in marriage .... J ames,Trout- man nicknamed Egotistical Ike is running a close race with Ben Nelson as the world's best golfer .... Betty Wable has now become the president's personal stenographer .... Olive Whetsel has finally become the manager of Haag's Drug Store .... Dick Williams has become the manager of the Fort Wayne Zollner professional basket- ball team .... Deloris Wise has sacrinced Mark to play opposite Andy Devine in carrying on her movie career .... James Woodward has returned from the army on furlough, after fourteen years, to celebrate his gaining his P. F. C. stripe .... Jean Wyant has taken Mr. Armstrong's place in Lapel High School as Physics teacher. -6 5.. ICI ISIUJJMILH' U 'LUN 'Q Max McCain fdischvargedj . 5: John Kluesner Carroll Burke Charles Breece, Jr. fNo piclure availablej The class of '46 dedicates this book to the four members of our class who are in the service of our country, to our sponsors who have helped us so faithfully during the past year, and to our parents who have made our school days possible. D., , n Ta... M... Q65 Senior Class History The year 1942 marked a glorious point ln the history of our Lapel High School, for 'twas then that slxty-two brilliant students entered Lapel's doors. Miss Evelyn Glick, Mlss Hendrickson, and Mr. Armstrong had the honor of leadlng us through our nrst year. The omcers were Jlm Woodward, Presl- dent: Jlm Troutman, Vice President: Dorothy Davis, Secretary and Marvln Brattaln, Treasurer. all of whom proved very capable. We had two nice class parties, both of which were at the theater. We tlnlshed the year ln grand style, and were ready and waiting to tackle that Sophomore year. As Sophomores we really took the old place apart. We chose Miss Montle Wooden and Mrs. Huntzlnger as sponsors and the class otflcers were as fol- lows: Jlm Troutman, President: Joan Anderson, Vlce President: Marvln Brattaln, Secretary: and Blll Conrad, Treasurer. We had two parties. one of which was a skating party at the Lapel Rink. We really took the prlze when we set a new hlgh ln the annual magazine sale campaign of the Sophomores. We struggled through our studies amid the leers and jeers of all the faculty, and ln some way obtained our credits. Our class lost two members to the Armed Forces, Carrol Burke and Max McCain. In our Junior year we chose Blll Conrad, President: Jim Woodward, Vlce Presldent: Marvin Brattaln, Treasurer: and Evelyn Paulsel, Secretary, Our Guiding Llghts were Miss Montle Wooden and Mrs. Lorls Creed. Wlth the co-operation of class members and sponsors we put on a class play, Meet Uncle Sally, and lt was a grand success. We ordered our class jewelry from Bert! Jones Co. and along with our class sweaters. obtained when we were Sophomores, we were adorned like Kings. After a lot of work and plannlng, we put on a Junior-Senior banquet honoring the Senlor Class of 1945. All present enjoyed the banquet very much. Two more of our classmates, Charles Breece, Jr. and John Kluesner, entered the service of our country. We started the Senlor year with forty-slx students, who made up what we consider an ideal class. Our officers. Blll Conrad, President: Jlm Woodward, Vlce President: Idamonte Sylvester, Secretary: and Halfred Holloway, Treas- urer have led our class through our last enjoyable year. Our Senlor Class play, Bolts and Nuts was well presented and was one of our nnest class actlvltles. Wlth a lot of work and a little fun the class is putting out this Annual. We hope lt shall be the best ever. We have had a lot of fun and hope we have done a lot of good. As much as we dlsllke lt. we must leave the good old school but there shall be another class to take ou.r place and we hope they will dll lt well. Freshman Class History History? We are just beglnnlng to make ours. The Freshman Class has tlfty- nve members, thirty glrls and twenty-live boys, all worthy, willing and ready to make an outstandlng class. Our sponsors tor this year are Mr. Crooke and Mlss Hendrickson. We chose the following clam members as -65.- P256 S 'ae lk Histor U omcers: President, Jack Howell: Vlce President, Bill Barker: Secretary, Charlene Valentine: and Treasurer, Carolyn Rlch. The upper-classmen llke to regard the Freshman class as little. green Fresh- les but nevertheless, we have settled down and have done our part ln school actlvltles. The basketball team from the Freshman class has brought glory to the name of Lapel as a full schedule was carded and the Fresh- man Squad lost only one game. As a class party we attended the theater for an enjoyable evenlng and had a lot of fun. In a few years we wlll be Seniors so we say, Look out, here come the Freshmen. unior Class History In the Fall of 1943. nity-three excited Freshmen wandered into the noted Assembly. No speclal actlvltles brightened our nrst year but lt was pretty swell anyway. We selected Dave Sylvester for President: Robert Wilson, Vlce President: Keith Stinson, Secretary: and Donald Parker, Treasurer. We entered as Sophomores feeling like veterans. We started 0E with a bang ln breaking all previous records of magazine sales. Dave Sylvester became our President again: Robert Wilson, Vlce President: Keith Stinson, Secre- tary: and Marjorie Massey, Treasurer. Now we are wlse old Juniors. After so long a time our class jewelry came and were we proud! We acquired a new President. Dave Sylvester and Roh- ert Wxlson traded otllces. Vlctor Smith became Treasurer and Jack Watkins, Secretary. This year brought our nrst chance to make our own choice of sponsors and we selected Mrs. Haugk and Mr. Armstrong. Our class now has only thirty-nine members but we are stlll going strong and are looking tor- ward to The Year ahead of us. Sophomore Class History In 1544 we forty-nine llttle green Freshmen entered the portals o! good old Lapel High, By the end of the year we had grown to flfty. We had two ilne sponsors, Mrs. Haugk and Miss Kelso, who started us well on our way. We chose Danny Richardson as President and plunged lnto our school actlvltles. Our biggest thrill ol the year was the Seniors' welcoming party for us. This was followed by our second semester theater party. By this time we had become settled and were accepted as Bona Fide members of the hlgh school. Now we are real genuine Sophomores. Our new President ls Raymond Ren- barger, and our competent sponsors are Miss Kelso and Mr. Halsey. Under thelr leadership we embarked on the magazine sale undertaken each year by the Sophomore Class. We made a grand success and the winning side was entertained with a party by the losers. We have ordered our class sweaters and shall be frequentlng the school for the next two years, adorned ln blue and white. We plan to sponsor a show to Increase our class funds and add to our clam actlvltles. We nnlshed the year ln line style with Iorty-seven faithful members ln our class. We have had a lot of fun, have done a lot of things, and are looking forward to the remainder ol our high school career. EQ lfil mx ll Ni 0 l ox f 0 . X 1 F H ' 4 x B ' l h,-,, - - l P V e S0016 r'l'alk On A100116 V l . . ' ' f :Jann in n Jnnlur ions my allen 'lun Uncle sally' ' Dance Is Glven 1 yon were ln I D lI,llP0l'l'BBf- ll- PCIKUBV-05--wh!! lieu -'ISA uniepiginil - Monday alternoon Lhe. hll 1 .llllla IDSB BCKHABDT Arc !0lt VIUDDMNI I- 5 sn. b t M um There will be B l0l'ml-l ance' school was very fortunate in ha l pu-333 - Wm W -'lf' 'W' 'u ' 'm'l -hi-mmm ,mum Q lsponsored by the Sunshine SOCIBW lng niennrs Doau, ol snruesvuiji ,5gJ,,pgc Grnhnl 'V' Am Nm wen' h0'mm nm with me 5847 Magix! ,saturday higbl- Deva 22 U me Okln. sneak on the developmem . . 'sum png., neun-,Qnns. . Whore were tice Tuesdny mghl. A K 40 el! V-ugh School gymnasium from 8 M the ,mmm bomb- Mr. Don I Q lqlin-rlhrvthy lhvlx sbouttnn Jnnlnr bun lan Batnr- narty wns.neld.m Lorem. n Im u ddoch An orchestra hom' head chemist for me Pumps l mhrlw sue, ug day night? Ann. . 'Dil ll the 864 nomo. Joe wb! the e enmt 851111 Anderson Wm furnish me musicv l on company. He ls also B gud : Delores Flu lHl PluY Pill! qlomores-llrl mmln KI!!-JBRFIY Kill Fl' Cllrlzne' VLIGHIU rg IAS.-lent Herlberlfr ml-Bl!! DFI I YEYSICAD FITNESS .IDUBNBY X A'thnt -blll. MY! U75 'mrw u:'Bx-attain - Watkins -1 'Wdnr Breen. ' ha score lor last week vna,ah VIII Green 14 - Hoocl 12, T lilly. Hn aveutl: Elbow!!! UY 109' -otnerwise known ns 'BlHPYl- Ihr ol Hooclfs tum. Both? no polnu - claims ns mel Qlnln tired. lllilih 10 ' l!'Wlll 12 - TUB! n events: Conrail-Fnnlkellbllri lub! ml!-Ch. Kenny Lnlni luring new they and it Vntkinl ld - Barons I Wednne-N nu eslhnvrlng lor 9 tools ,ln ,than 15 minutes. Wow!! A hlgweokl amen: is l. - Brut.:-ln vs. Wnllim' n. - Winner gums 1 vs. Green' Mich! Referee - Ekgie-audi iiiiol Operetta :Be Staged 0n 'iday, Dec. 21 le Ernden ure sponsoring the Istmns Ooentta 'The 'roi' I Hld To WAlt'. This ll In he 11 Dec. 21. the day school is' missed lor the Christmas vs- nn. Y he ehnrlcterl are to wma n tha lirnt tive grades. The main chnnnters ure: Santa ls - Teddy Davis. Mrs. Santa ll, Indy Breece. ll parents are invited to at- L The program ln to slart at 0 o'clock s.ni. and will he held he gym. lll T0 SPONSOR OPEBATTA commlilee han been chosen ulch out t.he.hlgh school oper- . The committee consists ol all Irwin, Joe Dye, Marvin' l non and Evelyn Pnnlnel. - IIC CLUB he llnnlz: Clnh met at Phyllis, hnufs on Monday night, Doe ,jwlth everyone having n 5004 l, ' L A P E L I KPEL, April 3 fSpl7 - The :lr clas cl' Lapel high school' present their class play, Meet e Sally, in the high school nasium Friday, April 6, at 8110 . The cast includes the follow- nembels: Dick Williams, Mars Breedon, Loretta Jones, Eve- Plulsel, William Conrad. Rus- lrwin. ldnmonte Sylvester, erose Eslrhardt., Willis Ghen. rle Lqmlen, John Mattox, and in Blidini The play is un-' the dittion ui.Miss Monte, question and you mu answer ll for yonrlgllll 8815089 Olflll Bltl Ou Wlth Thi Pruducllon 01 'Bolts And Nnta': Hero ll that you have been waiting lor, the time and dnb- ol the great DIA!!! Got this everyone: Wednesday. ,Dia 19th, 'Bolh and Null' will he preaanted. The tickets nn on suis naw. Don't walt until the lut minute -mtsndv. Be sumo! n good IOIL H- Incldanullyz Remember ,tha dm' inn mnrpraa um:,lnl.r.r-- ',Q1 with seven sandwiches. Thnrsdly evening another swell party wal held at Jan l.A.nnen's home. hh! rm n elola second to Joe. , SENIOR HADBICAL Miss Hoovermale told Junior and Senior girls lil morning about Teachers lnsi W , Den thi .znda una! 1, which wnn held on Saturday 1. The Senior Madrieal have been- An. naked nltfng with Pendleton, dai-son and Ms.rk1evi.lle to sing at- the lust Teachers Institute to bo' held l.n ther spring, This ls quite. nn honor and the girls are work- ing hard 2,1 School Closed 'Flu Epidemic Prank T. Walker, principal, lf the epidemic has not cleared announced the Lallil 551001 vwld remained closed until the Monde? ,following 1-nnnksgivlng, une to ithe current lnllnenza epidemic at lapel, causing so many absentees from school. 1 l 'rne anne is tentative and classes will 111518, 019125-10-DESY Sunshine Girls To Soligit Review Subscriptions The subscription campaign fort The Lapel Review wtll he carried on hy the members or the Sun- ahlne Society nl the Lapel High School starting next Wednesday morning, They will conduct a Gallcllntlun 'of all residences in the town and surrounding vicinty for subscriptions. The Sunshine girls w celve 50 cents for each s tlon Laken and lunds lll FE- uhscrlp- received will be used in their work during the year. The Review ls 51.50 per year and 51.00 for G months. For servicemen the rate is 31.00. lt ls necessary no have' a paid subscription list in order to get B permit lor mslllng newspapers and lt ls imperative that the sub- scription campaign be carried on as mon-si possible, 'rnnse who do not couhact the Sunshlns girls may subscribe by mailing their remittancl to The Lapel Review. , l th n Box 192 General Del Lapel Ind Classified nd are now being an- cepted with Mrs .losephnle Ram bo nt the lapel Dry Goods Store cling as the representauve lor e Review. She will also take ny other advertising or news Items you may wish to turn ln. Inp. it was is I retta Given At -High School F y Band l The ' operetta. Words and Music .was presented Wednesday 'evening nl S dcloek in tue locgl gylDD8.Siul'n. The cast for the 2 act operetts included: Tnnmar sesnunna, sri,-' lyn Paulsel, Dorothy Davis, Rus- sell Irwin, Harry Smith, Rex Kramer. Phyllis Connett, Carolyn Rich, Jane Ann Howell, Jean Len- nneu, Douald Aldred, W'ld Green, Donald Sylvester, Phyllis Hurr- man, Irls Dunham. Wilbur Moore. Bill Conrad, Barbara Anderson, Jackie Whetsel, Carolyn Edriug- Ion, Mnrjorle Breeden, Jean Wyant, Loraine Myers. Jean Hers- berger. Leah Hersherger. Marilyn Snb'der, Carolyn Renner, Patty W'hefsel, Charlene Valentine. Jack Fslkenburg, Myrneth Anderson, Donald Synder. Charles Sisson. Harriet l-lersserger, Genrganna Horlne, Vivian Barkdllll, Jacob Sylvester, John Lackey, and Jim Males. NOTES PBO! KUSK' ' I 1 1 i The Lapel High School Band marched at Markleville last Pri- dly night, Nov. 30, and it vu greatly appreciated, not only by lapel people, but also MarIr.lQvil.la uns We wish w eempllmeiniulsr Hovermale on her Une work this lair with the band. The Band will also march and play nt both the Pendleton and Middletown games to be held nt Lapel on Wedges. day, Dec. 5 and Friday Doe. 7t.h. B018 CIORUS It seems that the boys are sing- ing Christmas carols in bvya chorus, maybe they will sing s few mol: in lront ul the assum- l Advanced tickets are on sale at 45 cenLs and door tickets will he 50 cents. PARTY RESULTS, What ls Lhls I hem' about Polly Wants A CrackerZ'7 . . Open for donations to huy Mr. 'frontman cnltches, lt seems the wagon wssn't big enough to hold hlm , , , A certain senior boy had more Lhnn his share. With Miss Connett on ons shoulder and Miss Breeden on the other. I5ll'l Lhal hoarding, Mr. M8Ctox?77 YVDY doe5n'l somebodl ask Earl why l1B.didn't attend? It is too had Sophomores weren't invited, 1sn't lt Phyllis HW H111 lesson in 'How To Cheat ln Play- 'Games' was established hy Mrs. Creed. . . NOTE: Any reslmhlance to true facts printed about seniors B purely intentlonnl'l 'rue great senior stall znr :ns year 1945-46 are sm Conrad, President. Jim Woods warn, vice President Halford Holloway, Treasurer, I-damonte Sylvester, Secretary, SDOUSDYM 'Mrs Lorls Creed and Mrs. Pniflinr Thomas, . Reporter - Mnbedrose Eckhnrdl WNIOBQ ll-fi 'BEAM On this set ot 'Bolts and NnLs': Pmctice is coming along snlen. dirlly, All members ol the Cast are greatly enthused and we know that the People ol mpel and vl- cinity will no! want to mlss this great comedy nlny. lt iss s chur- scter play and you are sure in for A soon laugh. So for run. laughter and an enjoyable evening come and see 'Bolts and Nuts. Put in Your order lor advanced tickets now. Order from any senior. The date has not yet been established, bn: wutdp your-N. pets lor the date and tickets, ' Business ln room 24: The seniors held a class meeting Wed. fleidal' o! last week lor the bene- llt of selecting official ning IUIDKOEYISPIIB. ,mention everyone: A llromln-i ent senior boy has returned and' we are very glad to welcome you home, Max McCain . . . Watch out for 'the wolvesess!! SUNSHINE CGLFB NEWS In The scene of the lormal lnlLa- tion was at the Methodist church The time was Ont, 23. The church was decorated with palms, candles and yellow and white chrysanthe mums. Mm. John Douglas gave a worth while and insplrstlnnnl talk lo the Sunshine girls and mothers. Each girl llt n small candle and placed it in lront ot the Alter. The Vice President, Pat Mllllkan. and the Corlsponding Secretary, Evelyn Long,, plnnsd on each glrl A ribbon made on ol yellow and white, the Sunshine Coloni ate or Lapel High School class 'g 1916. Mr. Doan brought out the Isla that thousands ol People WWII on the nroiect, but yet lt was ke n secret. He told us ol the dev! tation ol a single atomic bor and stressed its part in the ne war, if we have another. In l estimation the end or another w would be in n matter ol wee instead ol months or years. ., J . High School Bane . ill Go To . Middletown The lapel High School Ba: hu been naked to go to Mlddl town on Tuesday. Dec. 15 to n on n musical program and march. The baud considers Lt An homlr. The following Tuesd the Middletown Band will be Lbs good old town ot Lmpel to gl us n mnslonl program. Their bo. does not march and th!! in W they are asking Lapel to Put s. marching performance. bots , luck 'kids'l School To Gut Picture Machine 1-'nr some anne the scnnnltni been eagerly waiting for the tii X when we could have our own mc'- lng pleulre machine. The time nf come. We have had one puh performance demoqstratiug C v machine. Next Monday, Nov. 5, L Senior Class will sponsor sf? second show. 'We also have ' ?, ,. el V 2 '1 1 f e c gl 2 I 3 l I 2 ,Q 'c record player with the machirl We are sure that the machi ' nnl-1 record player will prove 1 bs very valuable to the schoolq ' l Senior Class Give' . Play Bolts and Q uts' Wednesday 1 ' la The Senior clsss ol Lapel hifi school presented their class plus 'som and Nuts' Wednesday nig'l in the gymnasium at 8 oblong 'Ihe play. s comedy ln thr: sold. was given hy the lollowil: ew: Marjorie sreeaen, Lorelii Jones, Mahelrose Eckhardt. Juli Daily, Richard Williams, Joe D! Russell Irwin. William Cours Jean lennen, Willis Green, Def' my Davis, .lack nrnllrenberg if Kenneth Lucas. A musical pr gram was given by Marvin Lennl tl nt the piano and an accorcllan sdi' by Phyllis Connett H mitville 10-8. Sept. 6-7- Woe is me, it's registration time again. The IIQIII' 'Inn lu IE 778314 IF1 anal 4.AI I U-:gnu an IQY-lf' IE! IES-USU lik Y B11f'1l IV u I-1 Cl l 1.4: xml lm y are checking up on us so we'll be here next Monday, that first day of the new school year. Sept. 11-It seems we hardly heard the old school bell till the Bulldogs started the baseball season off right by beating Sum Sept. 17- Here we are, after one short week theylve got us attending those gruesome classes again. Sept. 28-Today was the last ballgame of the year and although we lost this one to Pendleton, it was the finish of a successful season in which we won four and lost three. Oct. 1-This was a grand first of the month for the Sophomores as Mr. Rutledge of the Curtis Publishing Company came and started them on their long awaited magazine campaign.-Good luck, kids Oct. 10-This Monday, the Juniors sponsored a motion picture the first given with the new machine. Oct. 17-Everybody looked at the birdie.-They took the group pictures today. Oct. 19-Hold onto your hats, girls-Rough Initiation of the new members of the Sunshine Society. Oct. 23-The new members of the Sunshine Society were legally in today, after the Formal Initiation. Oct. 25-26-Teachers and students alike had a well earned vaca tion these two days as the teachers attended the State Teachers Association. Nov. 2- Yea Lapel -The Bulldogs started oif the basketball season by beating Fortville 35-32. Nov. 5-The Senior class sponsored a movie, Romance of the Limberlostf' Nov. 7-This Wednesday Mr. Marshall from Herff Jones Comp any, accepted the orders for the Junior class jewelry.- Watch ful waiting. Nov. 14-This was a sad day in the hearts of all Lapel High School students, for Joan Crooks, a member of the Junior class, passed away. Nov. 16-Oh yes, and there was great news for Lapel tonight as the Bulldogs scalped our old friend, Anderson 38-36 for our fourth straight win of the season. Nov. 19-20-21- Atchoo, school was dismissed for these three days because of an epidemic of flu. Nov. 22-23-Thanksgiving Day, and we are off for two more days. Think of it, no school for one whole week. Dec. 3-Two fine kids Johnny and Gladys Townsend moved from Lapel and enrolled at Gaston High. 1 l Dec. 5-Comb your hair and powder your nose, individual pictures were taken today. Dec. 17 Snow Snow Snow No school for us today! Dec. 20-After lots of work and fun the Senior ,class finallyput on its play, Bolts and Nuts and was it good!!! -79- BI - if I 1 ' ' . . ' ' nf EZIDI-I lk! i K A , I . a r hu. I Dec. 25- Season's greetings all. lgll lIlfl -U: unl..1lllr..1Ip'q lll1llIl'f.lllXl ll kllll' ull. .Al llnlilllllllll ll- CII-LIIIU IIDDIIIK lllllfl Jan. 1-We the Seniors of L. H. S., hereby resolve not to torment the teachers .... much! Jan. 3-Hionest, Juniors, it's here 5 the much awaited class jewelry finally came. Jan. 9-10-Oh shucks! Those darn exams again. Jan. 11-The Juniors presented a rip-roarin pep-session to start the Bulldogs off in the Invitational. Jan. 12-The Bulldogs suffered their first defeat of the season as Middletown slipped past us in an overtime 28-26. Tough luck, boys. Jan. 15-The L. H. S. band went to Middletown today and put on a fine concert. Jan. 22--The Middletown band came here today. This is the first year that such a plan was tried, and it sounded very good. Jan. 26-The basketball team made it's longest trip of the year to Goshen, and won by one point in a thrilling overtime game. Jan. 30-An Operetta was presented by the joint work of the band and music club. Feb. 9-The Lapel Junior High had their tourney and lost a close game to Forest Hills. Feb. 12-Mr. and -Mrs. John L. Parsons presented a fine play a- bout Lincoln's life and it was enjoyed very much. Feb. 15-Lapel finished a successful basketball season by severely trouncing Markleville. Nice going, boys. Feb. 21-The Senior class presented a rousing pep-session in pre- paration for the Sectional which was held February 21-22-23. Yea Team! ! Feb. 22-Oh boy! Another vacation as it's tourney time-come on Bulldogs Feb. 27-George Campbell working out of the Y. M. C. A. led the school in some very enjoyable group singing today. March 5..BLUE! BLUE! BLUE !-The Sophomores received 'their class sweaters and they are royal blue and white. March 13--Today we launched our annual sales campaign with a short skit presented in the assembly that displayed its value in future years. This day was extra important as the Senior band members received their honorary sweaters-Old gold with black letters. March 25-The annual Basketball banquet honoring team mem- bers. March 26-The basketball team were honorary guests at a Lion's banquet. April 12-Friday-Junior Class Play. The Doctor Has A Daughter. April 26-Friday-Junior-Senior Banquet. Grandview Country Club. April 28--Sunday-Baccalaureate, 2:30 p. m. M. E. Church. May 1-Wednesday+l9th Annual Commencement. 8:00 p. m. High School Gymnasium. 71 L I .WM -4 +- dv X F I' 1 W-.i-,,f1 lf'- J? ji na. 6' 1 yn vi 1v's 9 GA 5 JVC , V 92:32, 8 ,O Q. 0 K -THE '46 BULLDOG- Bill comma Phyllis Henman Earl Hoock Cheer Leaders This year's cheer leader squad was made up of two seniors, Earl Hoock and Bill Conrad, and one sophomore, Phyllis Hoffman. The student body responded very nicely to the guidance of the cheer leaders and the team was supported very faithfully during the sea- son. The cheer leaders were under the leadership of Mrs. Hunt- zingerg they got their new black and gold suits to wear for the In- vitational Tourney and the remaining season. The two senior cheer leaders were given honorary yell sweaters, February 21. Bill Conrad received three chevrons for three years of service and Earl Hoock, one chevron. -THE '46 BULLDOG - Varsity First Bow: Qlett to rlghtj: Orville Armstrong iCoachl. Jlm Troutman. Jlm Woodward. Harry Hendricks, Jr. Montgomery, Dick Williams QStudent Mnnagerj. Second Row: Bob Wllson, Davey Sylvester, John Mattox, Eugene Blsson, Halfred Holloway, David Huiman Qabsenty. HT. WT. G. F.G. F-T. T.P. APG Tfoutman 5' 10 158 23 63 37 163 7.1 Holloway 5' 11 144 23 57 417 161 7.0 Mattox 6' 1 170 22 10 6 26 1.2 Montgomery 5' 9112 165 23 28 30 86 3.7 Woodward 5' 10 VZ 157 23 61 36 158 6.9 Sylvester 6' V, 160 17 10 4 24 1.4 Wilson 6' 1 160 23 61 43 205 6.9 Hendricks 5' 1O1f2 170 22 16 13 45 2.0 Huffman 5' 915' 146 14 3 5 11 1.3 Sisson 6' VZ 163 6 4 1 9 1.5 Legend-HT-height, WT-weight, G-games played, FG-field goals made, FI'- free throws made, TP-total points, APG-average points per game. -75- -'S --THE '46 BULLDOG - TROU'I'MAN Jlm Troutman has played basketball for Lapel for the past seven years, and has helped win a lot of games. Bruno was second in scoring this year with a total of 163 points. I-le graduates this year and will surely be missed! He was asked once ln a whlle to 1111 in guard position, although he played forward. which he did very nicely. Nice work, Carp. r. at UARMY.. Coach Orville Amxstrong guided the Bulldogs through a very successful season, winning fourteen of the eigh- teen scheduled games. He has just completed his sixth year at Lapel, pro- ducing several fast-breaking teams. When Army was in high school, he always said that he was going to coach Lapel or Alex sometime. We are all very glad that he chose Lapel. HOLLOWAY Halfred Holloway is another good for- ward that graduates this year. Hal has also played some good ballgames for Lapel and wishes he could play some more. He came ln third ln point- gettlng with a total of 161 points. Nice going, Bones, -THE '46 BULLDOG- MATTOX John Mattox has had a hard time In his basketball career. Although he was not the star center he could be relied upon when he was needed. John made only 26 points during the season but the records don't show his man get- ting so many points either. Thanks for the help you've given Lapel, Johnny. ,,,,,. ..,... -. . . ., MONTGOMERY Herman Montgomery, Jr. is a boy who played guard and has also played basketball for Lapel for the last seven years. He was always in there pitch- ing when he was needed and that was quite often. Mont was Hfth in the lineup for points with a total of 86. Junior also graduates this year and will be missed very much. Good work, Roller WOODWARDU James Woodward is a guard who grad- uates and will sorely he missed. He has also played ball for Lapel the past seven years. and was their captain. T'herefore, he was voted the honorary captain for this year. Jim was fourth ln scoring this year with a total of 158 points. Nice ball-handling, Lefty. -1'HE'46B WIIBON Bob Wilson was a very good center and led in the scoring lineup with 205 points. He also held individual scoring honors at the sectional with 49 points. Bob has another year with the squad and therefore will be able to do a lot more damage to the opposing teams. Let's go, Bob. lun..ud,,F XX SYLVEBTER Dave Sylvester has played some ex- cellent ball for Lapel and is expected to do a lot in that line next year. Little David' d1dn't see much action this year and therefore only scored 24 points. Keep pitching, Silly. UHENDRICKSH Harry Hendricks d1dn't see much ac- tion toward the beginning of the sea- son but toward the end he came in very strong. Harry wasn't too tough on the offensive by only scoring 45 points but his defensive playing made up for it. He also is a Junior and therefore will be with the team next year. Keep going, Harry. -THE '48B WI1J.IAMS Dick Williams has served one year as statlstlclan: the last two years he has been student manager. He was very emclent and always on the job. Dlck is a Senior: he deserves much credit for his faithful service. SISSON Herschel Eugene Slsson started play- lng on the first team late in the seas- on but made a very good showing for himself. Despite this handicap he scored 9 points. Sis ls only a Soph- omore this year and therefore a lot is expected out of him In the next two years unless he has to go into the Service. Stay out of the draft, F1rebug. HUFFMAN Dave Huffman considered himself a very good bench-warmer, but when he did get in the ball games, he dld very well for himself. Dave was only a Junior this year so he will also be able' to play another year. Because he dldn't see' much action, Dave was only able to score 11' points. Go get 'em. P1geon. -THE '46 BULLDOG- Flrst Row: fleft to rightl: Donald Foner, Bill Barker, Johnny Lackey, Eu- gene Rector, John Barcus, Second Row: Jack Howell, Ronnie Vanness, Arnold Moore, Jlm Males, Bill Thompson. Third Row: Orville Armstrong QCoachJ, Donald Helterbrand, Donald Parker, Hamid Scott, Bob Ford, Dick Williams istudent Managerj. Second Team Lapel 17 Fortvllle Lapel . . 26 FTBHEUOD Lapel . . . 24 Lebanon Lapel 17 Anderson Lapel 38 Mm-klevllle Lapel . . . 32 Pendleton . . . Lapel . .1 25 Middletown . . . Lapel . . . 31 Noblesville . . Lapel 13 Cathedral Lapel 81 Greenneld Lapel . . . 82 Greentown . . . . Lapel . . . 24 St. Mary's . . . Lapel . . . 29 Pendleton . . . Lapel 20 Fortvllle Lapel 89 Alexandria. lapel . . . 27 Middletown . . . Lapel . . . 88 Marklevllle . .. PENDLEIWON INVITATIONAL TOURNEY Lapel . . . 16 Pendleton . . . -801 -THE '46 BULLDOG- The Bulldog Trail November 2-Fortville-Lapel started off the season with a bang by beating the Demons 35-32. ' November 9-Lapel-Frankton got their surprise when the Bull- dogs drubbed them 53-29. November14-Lebanon-The Bulldogs played their hardest game of the year, the final score Lebanon 36-Lapel 38. November 16-Anderson-Bulldogs nipped the Indians 36-34. fOvertimeJ . November 30-Markleville-The Lapel Bulldogs journeyed to Markleville to shellac the Arabians 40-15. December 5-Lapel-Crosley showed great power but the Pendle- ton Irish still lost by 8 points, 40-32. December 7-Lapel-The Bulldogs' chalked up their seventh straight victory by taking the Middletown Cossacks for a ride by a score of 43-34. December 12-Noblesville-The Noblesville Millers lose to the Lapel Bulldogs again. Final score Noblesville 33, Lapel 39. December 14-Lapel-The Cathedral Irish traveled to Lapel only to be beaten 28-21. December 21-Noblesville-Greenfield and Lapel traveled to Nob- lesville to play a thrilling ball game which ended fas usualj in Lapel's favor, 34-30. January 5-Noblesville-Greentown and Lapel met in the Nobles- ville Armory so that Lapel could mark up their eleventh straight win with a score of 29-26. January 18-Anderson-Woe is me! St. Mary's 52, Lapel 46. January 25-Pendleton-Woe again! Pendleton beat the Bulldogs in a very rough and tumble game by a score of 24-23. January 26-Goshen-The Bulldogs traveled north to beat the Goshen Redskins 39-38. February 1-Lapel-Fortville fusually a great jinx to Lapel at this time in the seasonj bowed to the Bulldogs by the great score of 62-34. February 5-Alnderson-Lapel loses again. The Bulldogs bowed to the Alexandria Tigers by a margin of one point. 44-43. February 8-Middletown-Lapel loses again. fThis is getting to be a habit., Middletown won over Lapel for the second time this year by a score of 37-35. g February 15-Markleville-Lapel ended up the season with a tri- umph of 59-38 over Markleville Arabians. IN VITATIONAL Lapel 26 ....... a .... Middletown 28 January 12-Pendleton-Lapel lost their first game this year to the Middletown Cossacks. Middletown proved to be a jimi to Lapel. SECTIONAL Lapel 47 ...... Markleville 20 Lapel 45 ...... Alexandria 38 Lapel 36 ....... Pendleton 33 Lapel 33 ........ Anderson 50 February 21-22-23-Anderson-The Bulldogs played four good ballgames during the Sectional but bowed to the Anderson Ind- ians in the final game. Four games proved to be too much for the Bulldogs to play. 81 -THE '46 BULLDOG- First Row: flett to rightjz Dick Mills, George Shucks. Jerry Smith, Robert Bratllnger, Dean Presser. Sewnd Row: Verlin Orooke, 1Coachj, George Lewis, Harold Hufman, Herbert Newton, Dick Haines. Ralph Renbarger, Harold Eiler, fStudent Managerj. Jmnor Hxgh Squad Lapel . . .......... 27 Frankfon ..... . . . 12 Lapel.. ...21 Sheridau..... .. 8 Lapel . . . . 18 Noblesville . . . . . 19 Lapel .. 12 Anderson 46 Lapel . . . . . 18 Pendleton .... . . . 19 Lapel . . . . . 11 Elwood ..... . . . 20 Lapel . . . . . 9 Pendleton . . . . . . 12 Lapel . . . . . 17 Noblesville . . . . . 24 Lapel... ...15 Anderson... ...19 Lapel.. ...48 Frankton... 9 Lapel ...... ..... . ..29 Elwood... ..,14 Lapel ................... 42 Sheridan ................ 9 Lapel Jumor Hlgh Invxtatlonal Lapel .................. 24 Forest Hills ........ p. .J . . 25 Cheer Leaders: Jackie Whetsel, Barbara Anderson l t .l A .-f,.. f 1 '............-... , .,m'g : ------- 1 -namunuqrl' 1 --..:: g .gg-3yP,g:gi:E U t ....................... ..,. 3 .mmm- J 'HIVIWE 4 wlmpnau, 1 I .................. I ..................- ' f..-.,.......,.- , .m,,,: ......,......- , .,,,,q,,,ou ---NM 1 ' an ll f an . - n...T... . ..... -. -531 ' mv 11 n 3 'Jfllllmls ' ,-, W... 0 ... 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N 4 A n E :R-el Sew-.lx X3-llrr, K' 5 -1 to 20 curtaln ralser wlLh inks, I secunds. Summaryh: H lla, 1 3. ,,., f by periods: lm .. .... 1Yi:1:i: ' iii E 2 ----,N-M r....... . . ,. . l n rlnll: Refer ' AQ II Muncie: .... , . W - Poll ii: .. 5 l lluws 1 YQ 'il ll I rkllard! I -Q 1, 1, 2? N Ure, f -LILY X5 Elm '. rf 'f B --- ' 2 rkhlrdf '51 '55 55 'KC' 2 S 5 --'ff' x -l. is :Sl - ' 5 X- ,,f' fl. e 1. G, 3 'WSL-' V.-' as x m , Y if rise B yn an U -- f fl. v .1 c ' I,- f XT- qi K ,ev 55 Q1 'L G Y.-' 9 x x X- f' qmwx V, ,eu ,. vpgulxxgxzi' 'X f' 5 0 f Y fl. s 1 1, Q fs Q -5 sl i 'm'ssn mxx x fl. n s 'V' iw sv-eq 5 ' 's x A in 'S 5 X a 90.-W9 10 l J. - X , ss vreeva- ,. 5 R f B 1 'l ,SW nv' x ' .4 ,- I ., w'lo9,o c - f,w 9 1' ke rv- . . f Q06 Xqxxiovxi 1, ' x x . ,- l 260 QQOWJ 1, AS.. xg P' nee 6 xo 5 el e vs' 9 1-94 Y s xx. 4 ,AB W? 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W ' ' 10 dvanlfe at half for f Z -5' .P Av, f' 0 to 4, and enleyed a 13 to a 0, ,K be 5? 3, 5 44, S qi? J ,D yoga., ,V , 0 1 front et the lhreequarter PGH. 21 Q55 Z A, e 0 ,, fo' QL, 5, :6v99,lk,' ey, Cao 0 f ' me 0233533252 .ess .sssgffg I., swf ,Q my:-wzvzff' .r lb from Lhe field an ma e 3 ,U Q gb As sb, ,S 4. -rg 1 qw ,G 1-4 9 0, fl of h 'ry tosses.Greentow1 'J A - JR 9 E 0 , o' 9 0 as 0' 1 .1 l -milllulainlrlaeld goals and mf' 3 I-g'f Qfv 0q, 2, 'o,'i2, qhwly'-f1,'7 'f g.,4f,, flffrffefobefoa 0 good lerilgf- nigeria: gzgimfgrov 3' '7X-6:9 9 sgywlhi 55995955 fq x,il3.JZ7,ZQ,6?o:a:Z004. 'J Bu OES v A ule.gJ.,47e-, ,j,1,61b,,rv.7 1 N- Lapl players saw av 004 9, .cl c 'f f 'fe c-U fb Q 1 D +5 4: and ,lilies of them contributed 9 Jyrqgb fediq, gfogllqfo 00 0 e'Q, lZQf4oa 4',gf'lp::?'abl, fl scoring. 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I iialllllli -FEE grz?-53-'-T I:i::::-tl Q 2 E 15525555 l Q, :E ':!i 1llli5ilillli5ggl2i ' ge-ve cv.y.....-... 1 1 1 -'Q 'Su' sf fn-4 ,nf 3' - -.Q- - I W' QIU. mam ' 5.5 - 'E 1C 5l-l 'l1 9 ' - 5 1 1 -.Ige.-oem...-..:,,,.ll--.-:sense-.l...3 'E Q Ck' ' ' - 1-f---5 4 W -- 204:35 .152 . lx JI, 1 2: 1. ' , 1 - .. '. 15:3 .1...l.-..-..- EEE 51352222 eff-f -'. . -'- sis. . . 5-IQ-s..:.:s........leo.-.s....e.--el 515.5 B hgxnbymnml 5 ',u:'-20:54-CES--. 'g'1. -js' is 5- -5 1 ' ... ..,....... - ,... . - . : I ' 0 . 5' I :t -sl Sis? 5 ---11--l l li '53 diss S-Eff 5 ff saws? 225 52242255 '- -- ....,,+'+ 1fH,9'i1'1'2!Hf1.'-'f'-i't- uses sEi.Ee:2.E5ssE:3 55.35555 Eff E255 sfiissg l l l l l l l l l l il -'rr-m'4s BULLDOG-'E . a. A ,TF ,- ' , -. -I v. .,.-v .V . Baseball Team Front low: Qleft to rlghtj: Orville Armstrong iOoacl1y, Earl Hoock, Jr. Montgomery. Jim Woodward, Jlm Troutman, Donald Aldred, Donald Barker, ,Dick Williams Qstudent Managerl. Bai Bow: Rex Kramer, Jack Howell, Jack Watkins, James Graham lstatlstlclany, Bob Wilson. Bob Ford, Jr. lloore. Bonnie Vanness. SCHEDULE lapel .... . . . 10 Summitville . . . . . . 8 Inpel .... . . . 5 Pendleton . . . . . . 4 Lapel .... . . . 13 Markleville ..... . . . 12 Lapel .... . . . 3 Greenield . . . . . . 8 Lapel .... . . . 12 Summitville . . . . . . 3 Lapel .... . . . 6 Fortville . . . . . . 12 Lapel ................... 3 Pendleton ............... 9 The baseball squad won four out of seven games this year. Although baseball does not draw as large a crowd as basketball, itis still a very popular sport. This is true especially among the boys. There are always as many, if not more, boys who like to play baseball as well as basketball. Therefore, Lapel always has a fair baseball team. The team this year did about as well as any that have gone through L. H. S. p-s4- iw QMEQEEL C? EM PUT ifzx WEE R U 5 0 E QQ X T QM H E N THE HOUSE OF HARTER INDIANA'S LARGEST WHOLESALE SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS GOSHEN INDIANA C. Rich: What kind of a husband do you think I should look for ? J. Givens: Better leave the husbands alone and look for a single man. YHIDI M IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BO'l'I'LING CO. Anderson. Ind. Phone 8834 -THE '46 BULLDOG- Dick W. How did you get along with your blind date, Marvin ? Marvin B: She said to me: Stop ! My lips are for another? Dick W: What didyou say to that ? Marvin B: I said: Well, if you will hold still, youfll get an- otherf' F. Walker: W'hy were you late this morning ?', Donald G.: On account of my alarm clock. Everbody in the house got up except me! P' Walker: How was that ? Donald G.: There are seven of us and the alarm was only set for six. The colored office boy dashed in- to the inner ofhce. Here am a telegram from de boss in Africa. He says he is sending us some lions' tails. Lions' tails, Rastus? What are you talking about?', asked the office manager. Well read it yourself. It say plain: 'Just captured two lions. Sending details by mail.' Timid man proposing over tele- phone: Miss Barton ? Miss Barton: Yes, Miss Barton speaking. Man: Well-er-will you marry me, Miss Barton ? Miss Barton: Yes ll W'ho's Speaking ?,' A middle-aged couple were walk- ing down the street and when they came to a large mud puddle the man made no motion to car- ry his wife across. Wife: You aren't as gallant as when I was a gal. Husband: You aren't as buoy- ant as you were when I was a boy. Why do you go steady 'with Diane ? asked Joe Dye's mother. She's different from other girlsf' said Joe. How so ? She's the only girl who will go with me. Two L. H. S. teachers were dis- cussing what theytd like to do when they retired. Mrs. Creed: Pd like to be sup- erintendent of an orphan asy- lum, so I'd never get any letters from parents. Mrs. Thomas: Well, I've a much better ambition. I want to be warden of a penitentiary. The alumni never come back to visitf' Mr. Walker had just scolded Bill Conrad for bad behavior. Bill retorted, Let me tell you we have a wonderful family tree. The tree is all right, but the crop is a failure, was Walker's reply. Miss Hendrickson: Davy, con- struct a sentence using the word 'archaic' Dave S.: We can't eat archaic and have it too. Helen R. : If you were my hus- band, I'd give you poison. Walter U.: lf I were your hus- band, I'd take it. P. Millikan: That's a dirty look she gave you, Harry. H. Smith: Who ? P. Millikan: Mother Nature? Dick W.: I've been asked to get married lots of times. Idamonte fsurprisedj : Who asked you ? Dick W.: Mother and Father. Official Photographers . . . Lapel High School GORDON ODELL STUDIO 101159 Meridian Street Phone 3170 Anderson, Indiana V. Smith: Isn't it dangerous to drive a car with one hand ? J. Montgomery: Yes, many a guy has run into a church that way. MAX IONES JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO. Phone 99F10 PENDLETON DECKER'S mconrommn 7 ANDERSON, INDIANA 'l hour V' Officer: Miss, you were doing sixty mi es an . Evelyn P.: Oh, isn't that splendid! I only learned to drive yesterday P' COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUNT POTATO ' BEATRICE CHIPS CREAMERY co. PHONE 4511 Phone 4211 1819 COLUMBUS AVE. ANDERSON 18 East 14th Street ANDERSON, INDIANA lb- 2 HARRELL and BOYER Commercial Printers 705-7 EAST EIGHTH ST. ANDERSON, IND. Norman N. says A reckless driver is seldom a wreckless driver. BUSINESS EDUCATION VOMPLETE CAREER - QR - SPEIWAL COURSES 10 11 Indiana 12 13 Business College 14. 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