Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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J Q93 5 A is for Anderson, the first of the class. B is for Barbee, Also for Barker and Barcus, reformed from the past 3 N ext'come Bayley, Blessinger and Bodenhorn three. . C is for Coverdale and Cunningham, whom we see. D is for DeLawter and Denson, as Seniors the same. - E is for Eiler and Ellingwood, next year is their aim. F is for Rose Finley, a pupil so new. G is for Gentry, who never is blue. ' H is for the Hersbergers, named Leah and 'Jeang Now don't forget Howell on the basketball team, Also for Hudson, Huffman and Huntzinger all, They come right in line in the Junior roll call. I is for intelligence which we all could use. J is for Junior, the highlights in news. K is for The Calamity Kids , the grand Junior play. L is for Lackey, Lee, Lewis, and Lucas with plenty to say. M is for Males and Moore, who live in Lapel, also for Myers, we all know so well. N is for nothing doing , Junior Sponsors agree. O is for Operetta, they sang it in glee. P is for the Prom, it sure was classy. Q is for queen's attendant, quite some lassie. R is for Rector, Renbarger and Rich, often seen. S is for Schmitt, Shaul and Smith, so keen, Also Snyder, Stottlemeyer and Swinford, so gay. T is for Thompson-Bill, you probably say. U is for Upton, who plays in the band. ' V is for Valentine and Vanness whom we think are grand. W is for Whetsel and Wise, who are full of good cheer. X is for exams, the best times of the year. Y is for this year, best of them all. Z is for Z -end of the Junior roll call. , -1, . l. -7 - S- 1 Q-aging 512 '- gf. as ,S - . . 135.3 . 5: - i ' 2 +. ' 551 sf- Ig ' -X .. il X f:.- . Q. i -S Q ' effffiii ' ' A T. S. r . s. lizfii, 'fxzf Tiff - Jack Howell Robert Denson 30111118 Vlmlesi, 50751110 NYS!! President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer D261

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EDPHDMURE First Row fl to rj: Joan Martin. Paula Davis, Georganna Horine. Betty Baker, Lorena. Mattox. Marlgp Flgg, Doris Huntzlnger, Jackie Whetae . Carolyn Jo Milburn. Evelyn ompson. Second Row: Mr. Halsey. Irma Smethers. Betty Dunham, Betty Jo Stanford. Wanda Carlin, Mhfllzgg Ermrth, Lena I-lelterbrand, Beverly Hooper, Marl- llpn Funk, Joan Whe 1, Mrs. Owens. T rd Row: Joe.Turner, George Shuck, Sara Sparks, Harriet Hersbexger, Barbara Anderson, Anne Kerr, Jerry Smith, Robert Brantltixiger, Dale Fulk. Fourth Row: Stanley Howell, Lelloi Del.-awter. 'Wllllam endrlcks, Max Brattaln, Ralglg Renbarger, Kennet Beach. Herb Newton. Abrams: Helen odpaster, Ruth Slsson. Patty Teeten-1 and Charles Wake- e . SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As 52 freshmen, we started out Rather green, there is no doubt. We tried our best to have some fun But class work! It was never done. As sophomores, we started with 41 Ready to have a lot more fun 3 That sophomore spirit was gay and alive, When we held our first class party in Room 5. By magazine sales we made lots of money, To the people we pestered it wasn't funny. A halloween party was just the thing, To end our sales with plenty of zing. One December morning we made quite a sight All wearing new sweaters of black and white. Our sophomore year ends with 39 members. Striving to be a class everyone remembers. a28: