Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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I , , - , , , cl 4 ' I . L , -xl 1 -r. ,Q --..x,f. '- 1 -.g, I ,,. r, . n ,I .4..a , A QT EK OV IE SEFUDQSQS Dick Early Gene Custer Abige Smith Ruth Pollitt Helen Kaufman Emmalou Stitz Betty Garrison Emmalou Wilson Eloise Shanafelt Richard Lambert Jack Thompson Evelyn Miller Dick Weesner Tom Wnymire Donna Rife f f '3 P45 'fi 14 ,Qjf of f f I, Xi , -x XMM ,-J: My students in the President e-President Ay-Treasurer enior c1ass,NHss .e to the Selancnie :shments of ciden :ood time despite xelr snonsor, Miss . Wayne. After ad for the after- :he Emboyd Theamr This was thefjrst r at Linlawn and a consisting of , and George Arlhr aning of February -Ffa' -firzufg R221 ,ff-'Y-,sniff V ' ,1 .. ' fi , ,,, W , , 4 f . '-. . . x- -l 1 A 4' S 'i li' A 0 Fl. 1 ,J-ffxP'rEJfa UNE ceigg Q e3FUUeDSfi5 Dick Early Gene Custer Abige Smith Ruth Pollitt Helen Kaufman Emmalou Stitz Betty Garrison Emmelou Wilson Eloise Shanafelt Richard Lambert Jack Thompson Evelyn Miller Dick Weesner Tom Waymire Donna Rite , Y, , .? fa gh P5 3 gl 9 I. -JAN 125 :J 'wg 7 f L2 MRM X,nfss,,,' N1 students in the President e-President 'y-Treasurer .enior class, Miss Le to the Salsmcnie :shments of ciden good time despite 1e1r sponsor, Miss , Wayne . After ad for the after- :he Emboyd Theater This was theirst f at Linlawn and s consisting of , and George Arlifur' arming of February 4 M k, U r, P I f 4 fN PQ as ...sf Effie 3 Q9 1 f fxfhd ff of sein wif 7 AJ' L XX 'SENIOR CLASS This year there are only fifteen students in the senior class. Small but Mighty! Gene Custer President Jack Thompson Vice-President Emmalou Wilson Secretary-Treasurer On the evening of October 11 the senior c1ass,NHss Shortz, amiMr. Gurtner enjoyed a hayride to the Hnsmade State Reserve near Lagro. We had refreshments of ciden weiners, and potato chips. We had a good time despite the chilly weather. On November 15, the seniors and their sponsor,hMss Shortz, skinned school and went to Ft. Wayne. After lunch at Mi1ler's Cafeteria we separated for the after- noon. we met again in the evening at the Emboyd Theamm to see the movie The Seventh Cross. This was thefirst time any senior class had had a Skm Day at Linlawn and we hope that it will be continued. A group of WOW0 Radio Entertainers consisting of Skeet Cross, Judy and Jen, Fred Oliver, and George Arthr was sponsored by the seniors on the evening of February 7. V s'i Xj I On February 26 the Civics Class went to Wabash and visited the different County Offices. While memeze ihere we also visited court house. Dick Early Gene Custer Betty Garrison Helen Kaufman Richard Lambert Evelyn Miller Ruth Pollitt Donna Rife Eloise Shanafelt Abige Smith Emmalou Stitz Jack Thompson Tom Waymire Dick Weesner Emmalou Wilson Act promptly Be courteous Cut out worry Deal a arel QU Y Eat what is wholesome Forgive and forget Give generously Hope always Imitate the best Judge kindly Knock nobody Love somebody Make friends an involuntary manslaughter trial atihe SENIORS ARE LIKE OPEN BOOKS A Man for the Ages The Pirate An Old Fashioned Girl So Red the Rose Hoosier School Boy To Have and To Hold Rose in Bloom Passin Dream How Green is My CR1ch?Valley Smokey Frills and Thrills The Sea Wolf The Romantic Rebel The Gentleman from Indiana One Foot In Heaven ALPHABET OF THE SENIORS Never despair Owe nobody Play occasionally Q1Ot6 Your mother Read good books Save something Treat others fairly Use discretion Vote regularly Watch your step X-ray yourself Yield to superiors Zealously live 1 Y .Lx xx Xi' w. cmss Hrsfroay Twelve years ago in the fall of 1954 around thirty A first-graders walked into the halls of the Lhdemn grade A-f building . Out of these thirty Duills nine will gnmhat in l945. They are Betty Garrison, Eloise Shanafeit, Emmalou Wilson, Gene Custer, Dick Early, Richard Dmdnrt Abige Smith, Jack Thompson, and Tom Waymire. Miss Pau- line Churchill was the teacher. We were a pretty brash- ful and timid group of students those first few weeks. But after new friendshies were made and new experiences gained, our long career in Linlawn had started. if ,. H? ,-Z ..- -N f In 1955 we entered the second grade. Miss Stoops was our teacher. We were rather uncertain as to whedmm we would pass on to the third grade since one of theres quirements was a 5-minute subtraction-addition test. 1956 found us in the third grade. Miss Emmalou f Shambaugh was the teacher. It was her first year out of f College and we had a good time trying out a new teacher. I In 1937 we entered the fourth grade. Everyone was ' glad to be promoted upstairs for his fourth grade rin-. school. Helen Kaufman became a member of our class that , year. Miss Irma Small was the teacher. Q the fall of 1941 we became freshmen. 'Greenhcrn' f that we teacher year in our own became members of our class that year. They were Wabash 1940 found us in the high school building at We liked it very much even though we did miss the were taught the dreadful long division The was hiss ecotten 1959 we entered the sixth grade It ww our hat the grade building and we had things pretty'much way we thought Emmelou Stitz and Donna Rife from lr Tinkle was our teacher last fif teen minute recesses and the long noon hours tawhich we were accustomed. Dick Weesner from Wabash joined our class that year. 1941 saw us in the eighth grade----our entering high school. Von Williams was our in junior high. His work was to fit us for and the last before main tea : High schoog work was well done. ' n I. .ff 1938 saw us in the fifth grade. This was the yeag,.x YL J a xx tx. V In A , . -g- , X f A'fl . 4 . . 4 If - f 1 if X 1 4 In is the senior word for it. This was the year that our LX, I class reached its weak in enrollment ---- 38. we were db vided into two sections to give each student the best , possible chance in classwork. Evelyn Miller,entered ar I .f' . .!, X. L W fi'lv I M u I I 'v 4:.-:' ' 49 -r,Q v rm Y ' ' Q 'f' I ! 'rv 1. v-L A -1- - f, 6 Y v h 'L In .1 V, S . 1 I-r' -. ' fa F , 'fh'fe30' , r v r - I .-I-' , 1 f N' class from Indianapolis that year. In the sophomore year things really began rolling. Some of the boys were regulars on the second team. Our enrollment dronped to 26. Another new member who wasi become a senior entered our class that year. Shewashith Pollitt from Shelbyville. The next year, our junior year, was one of someimp portance. We were finally nuoper-classmen.n Thus meant an active part in varsity athletics, junior play, and junior-senior banquet. In 1945 we became seniors. The senior year is one that you wait on for eleven years, and then it is over before you know it. This is the year that most of us realize for the first time, how valuable TIME reallyis. Every student has said sometime in his school life that he would be glad when it was all over. How true that is in the early stages of the game. But when the month of April comes and we know that in a few weeks we will be gone from Linlawn as students forever, we change mn' minds 0 Commencement brings down the curtain on the first act. The next acts will be the hard ones, but also the best ones ---- -because the first one was spent at school -------in LINLAWN. nAll the world's a stage, . And the men and women merely players.h CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1945 of Linlawn High School, County of Wabash, State of Indiana, being of soundnini and good judgment, and in good spirits, do hereby make, execute and publish this our last will and testament in manner following, and do hereby, by these presents revoke any and all wills by us heretofore made. First, to the high school teachers we leave the Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, the boys and the girls that will follow us in this grand march of youth. we hope that these teachers will be able to make something of the oncoming classes and have more brilliant records to report than have been made by the Class of 1945. Second, to the Juniors, we leave the honor ofbeing the Class of 1946. May your flag proudly wave over the school for the entire year and may you bring many laur- els to this beloved high school. Third, to the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen we leave all the old relics of bygone days we lm ve me iime worn halls and scarred desksg we leave old love notes between pages of Websters International or the Britan- n ca. Fourth, to all the students of this school the mem- bers of this class will all the best wishes and gaodwlll possible for the days and years to come. We will for each and every student the very best of things in life, suc- cess in school work, success in extra-curricular act- ivities and all the success in life itself. I, Gene Custer, do hereby will and bequeathtn Gor- don Ridenour my ability to get caught by a teacher arery time I do something wrong. I, Eloise Shanafelt, do hereby will and bequeathto Maxine Vandegrlft my seat in the assembly, making it easier for her to enjoy the reading of magazines and talking to all the librarians who come along. I, Helen Kaufman, do hereby will and bequeath to Martha, Ann Spitler my office duties for the coming year. I, Donna Rife, do hereby will and bequeath to Srah Elliott my great knowledge of First Aid so that she will be able to find the proper hammers, mallets, and saws in the senior play--to use on rept1les. I, Richard Lambert, do hereby will and bequeath to Robert Ward my office work so he can bother Mr. Gurt- ner's health class as I have done the past year. I, Gene Custer, do hereby will and bequeath to Kathryn Sailors, first, my tall, slim stature, and sec- ondly, the ability to advance from Junior Secretary to Senior President the same as I did last year. . I, Betty Garrison, do hereby will and bequeath to Chuck Hoover my naturally curly hair so his mother wont make him WAC off his WAVES. I, Emmalou Wilson, do hereby will and bequeath to Ronald Reed my seat in the back of the assembly, so that he may hear and see all of the students and teachers duo are in the room or trying to sneak in from the rear. I, Emmalou Stitz, do hereby will and bequeath to Lawrence Denney, my ability to make fudge and abilitytb be able to tell a joke every night on the school bus. I. Evelyn Miller, do hereby will and bequeath to Traverse Shanafelt my gas stamps, so he can get'back an forth from Peru without having to push the car. I, Emmalou Stitz, do hereby will and bequeath to Doris Baublet my seat in Civics class and also my great ability to act like all good, little, senior girlsfhoukt I, Betty Garrison, do hereby will and bequeath to Valette Eppley my ability to entertain the high school patrons with my exquisite twirling routine. Em alou Wilson, do hereby will and bequeath to I Martha,Ann Pond my Public Speaking book so that she may become the next ELEANOR--and also a nice, new airplane for her I. travels. Helen Kaufman, do hereby will and bequeath to Louise Ogan my typing period so that she may put it to better advantage than I did. ' - I. Jack Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Frances Barnett my ability to pass the time away in the assembly, so that in the future she won't become bored with the long periods. I, Dick Early, do hereby will and bequeath tohmiml Dale my ability to arrive at all places on time-------- always early! I, Dick Weeaner, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Louise Mansfield my tall stature, so that she may model the caps and gowns for the class next yearandhope they will fit ner. I, Tom Waymire, do hereby will and bequeath to Bob Penn my ability to hold my temper at all times, at all places, and under all conditions--lwith the cooper- ation of Gordon Ridenourl. I, Dick Weesner, do hereby will and bequeath toikanp ees Custer my naturally curly red hair so that she may be easily seen and won't have to bother about puttingit up when she gets in--in the wee hours of the morning. I, Ruth Pollitt, do hereby will and bequeath to Jerry Stouffer my great ability to make foul shots--and hope that he does better than I have done. I, Abige Smith, do hereby will and bequeath to Don- ald Waymire my ability to always get into trouble and by so doingto keep the school alive. I, Ruth Pollitt, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Kathryn Roser my knowledge of Latin. It finished the HSS and the the Romana and almost did away with me. We hereby nominate and appoint the Class of 1946 ole executors of this our last will and testame rit direct that said class not be required to gve bonds. The above will is the last instrument given under hand and seal of the official board of the C1ass,in year One Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Five. J A J! '-Zffmef Ejwwwwfj' MMM ' WW elf J7?ZJ?iJ W J edge 1bee,z9z,g? Hmwfjf, 514,521 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Veronica Grable, formerly known as Evelyn Millen has now reached the peak of her fame in her latest pict- ure, HA Brussel Sprouts in Puckerbrush,n or nHow Much Longer Shall This Life Go On.n J. Howard Thompson, that well-known and distin- guished old bachelor has recently been appointed U. S. Ambassador to the Fuyji Islands. Abige Smith has just been released from the hos- pital after a serious injury to his big toe caused from a fall off a ladder while puttying windows. Mrs. Horace Hoople, the former Emmalou Wilson, has recently been blessed with a new addition to her lovely family of 15. She manages them well for she whips them all regularly once a week. If she doesn't know why ---- they do!! Gene Custer, now a famous inventor, has recently patented a device similar to a torpedo for shootingchdk in the schoolroom.' This should prove to be a very pop- ular gadget, as it effects a more accurate aim andgnaur speed. Emmalou Stitz may be heard every morning at 9zl5on the nGrab it and Growln dog food program with her point ers to Pedigreed Pet Owners. Richard Lambert spends his time peddling ice cream in a little cart on the streets of Wabash. He findstus useful in keeping his weight down to 'the proper 250 pounds and also as a fair means of livelihood. Ruth Pollitt Tyler Johnson Brown, who has been married and divorced three times already, is now travel- ing about the country giving lectures to women--uHelpdd Hints on How to Hold Your Hubby.m Dick Weesner has been in the U. S. Navy for overven years now and has seen the four corners of the earth. But, as the old saying goes, he does not have a sweet- heart in every port ------ He has two! Mimi Paloola, formerly known as Donna Rife, is a well-known designer of the Tryan Fittum Women's Clothhng Stores in New York. Her HHandsome Hussyn styles are known all over the world. Tom Waymire better known as uThe Terror of the Westn or nTwo-Gun Tomu, rides the Texas ranges on Dog Biscuit shooting up towns as he rides. He s ill sing . that old, old tune, unknown to our younger generation, Don't Fence Me In. Dick Early, a successful scientist, has worked for many long years trying to discover different uses for the eggplant. He has already found 25 various usesand he has prospects of finding still more. R1 Botti Garrison has long been a conductress on the ch Val y-Mi Geek Railway Service. She is always singing The Trolley Song and still has hopes of find- ing a man who will stay on to the end of the line. Madame Rhufman of New York is a famous fortune teller and is never seen without her crystal ball. Not only does she look into the future, but she can tellyn such miraculous things that even she cannot believetumt Mrs. Leon Hamfat CElo1se Shanafelt as we knew her! is the owner of a new restaurant just opened in Wabash. P eople flock to her cafe from miles around just totry her home-made ground-hog pie---just like mother used to make! If PROGRAM I Band Class Poem---Jack Thompson Band Prophecy---Jerry Stouffer Will---Emmalou Wilson Presentation of Gift Gene Custer School Song Movie Annuals LINLAWN HIGH SCHOOL QACCALAUREATQ 3RocRAM High School Auditorium Sunday, April 15, 1945 Music------ ---- OO P ---------High School Band Invocation --------- - ------------------------ Mr. Sparks Holy, Holy, Holy! -------------------- High School Chorus Scrinture Reading ---- ---Gene Custer, Senior Pres. Address ------------ - ----------- Rev. W. Wimherly The Blind Ploughman ------------------ High School Chorus Benediction---------------------- ------Rev. Hershberger LINLAKN HIGH SCHOOL commsggamsmg QROGRAM High School Auditorium Friday, April 20, 1945 Music------ ----- SZOO Po M Invocation ---- ------ ------- --- Music ----- 4 ------------------- nThe High Price of Democracyn Music ------- ----------- - ---- --------- Presentation of Diplomas --------- ---- Presentation of Bibles ---- :Cancun-nuns Music --------- --------------- --High School Band --------Mr. Tinkle Manchester Quartet ----Dr. Logan Hall Manchester Quartet -------Mr. Gurtner -------Mr. Vrooman --High School Band J Lf-XJDT Q 25 XX F f W 1 bi Qt? JWODZW President .ce-President Bob Ward .ry-Treasurer Robert Penn Ronnie Reed. Don Waymire Chuck Hoover Doris Baublet Valette Eppley Francie Barnett Kathryn Sailors Martha A. Spitler Traverse Shanafelt Maxine Vandegrift Mary L. Mansfield Gordon Ridenour Lawrence Denney Jerry Stouffer Frances Custer Sarah Elliott Katie Roser Martha Pond Louise Ogan Sally Dale ' the school year b oys and thirteen nd Rona1dSmmers ifferent from the 'ace the job of or banquet. Some 'ith a trip or a ato chips at he Curtain. idlmehdp rked all during 'ew parties. Our e Ogan s house. ---a sleigh ride living at school I X , 1 l r fx gig. ' 1. U fzfew ,v , . : , . 1 W t MIM? s Q xlib X 3 ., iffy a f Y sf Pkwy Lf 35' ff? 2 - f U y Q -4 , T H -, 5' sN H1 . N7 f JUNIOR CLASS Jerry Stouffer President Mary Frances Barnett Vice-President Kathryn Sailors Secretary-Treasurer The junior class at, the start of the school year consisted of twenty-two students, nine boys andimirteen girls. Elizabeth Pearson, Bill Titus and Ronaldfbmmers did not return this year. The juniors this year aren't any different fromihe past juniors. Every year the juniors face the job of raising money for a junior-senior trip or banquet. Some of the things we did thisyear to help with a trip or a banquet were: C13 Selling ice cream, pop and potato chips at ' noons and at basketball games. C21 Putting on the play nPulling the Curtain.H Q57 Presenting a school car ival with the help of the seniors. ounds as though the juniors worked all during It s the school year, but we did enjoy a few parties. Our first party was on October 20, at Louise Ogan's house. We had our class party on December 12 ----- a m.eigh ride from Rich Valley to Linlawn. Upon arriving at school v we had hot dogs and hot chocolate ----then back to Rich Valley and home. Next on our special events list was the receiving of the class rings and necklaces we ordered last year. They are pretty, aren't they? On October 12 we started the concession stand. Two members of the class, Jerry Stouffer and Frances Custen were elected to be in charge of it. we hope that next years juniors have as much luck as we have had with it. The class was represented on the baseball team by Traverse Shanafelt, Donald Waymire, Lawrence Denney and Bob Ward. The junior class also had representatives on the NAU and HBH basketball teams. Traverse Shanafelt, Don- ald Waymire, Jerry Stouffer and Bob Ward were on thenBn team and Ronald Reed, Lawrence Denney and Charles Homer were on the NAU team. Charles dropped out right after the county tourney. During the last of the year Jerry and Traverse were moved up to first team places. The class is looking forward to being back next year-----sitting in the last row in the assembly ---- --- ------------------------ SENIORS -------------------- J' L1-XP T ER lrrr 'r'J rhizz 2 ff Peggy Baer Patty Smith Doris Yoder Dean Coldren Robert Floyd Richard Dyson Jean Erlewein Lewis Jamerson Donna Reynolds Beach Whitaker Grayston Campbell Phyllis Pakuszewski James Whiteman Lois Mansfield Donald Wilson Doris Kaufman Beulah Cherry Ida Leonhard Earl Turner Wilma Tyner Leon Cline K4 President e-President y-Treasurer zomed five new Wabashg Wilma uteg Robert F1oyL hree students who ty Lou Schaaf, Eva ow has twentyhtwo r, with Dean Col- Donna Lou Rey- a weiner roast party for Chris service on Feb- ice kit as agift. Dean Coldren, basketball and we had hot dogs Valley and home Next on ou of the class r They are pretty On October members of the were elected to years juniors h The class Traverse Shanaf Bob Ward. The junior UAH and HBH bas ald Waymire, Je team and Ronald were on the A the county tour and Traverse we The class year-----sittir iw yi' W J lip J fi' SOPHOMORE CLASS Earl Turner U President Grayston Campbell Vice-President Patty Smith V Secretary-Treasurer RCW This year the sophomore class welcomed five students. They were: Jean Erlewein, Wabashg Wilma Jean Tyner, Lagrog James Paul, Terre Hauteg Robert Floyd Lagrog James Khiteman, Claypool. The three students who left our class during the year were Betty Lou Scheaf, Eva Eltzroth, and Chris Demos. Our class now has twenty-two memb ers . r The class had a hay-ride in October, with Dean Col- dren furnishing the trans aortation and Donna Lou Rey- nolds entertaining us at her home with a Weiner roast and games . Dlringg January we had a farewell party for Chris Demos who left for induction into the service on Feb- ruary 10. We presented him with a service kit as agzlft. 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CN ,r r 'r' dal- fini FQUR ?54AiS5Q50K?FU Paul Keel Donald Baer Vivian Ogan Jack Weesner Wilbur Frank Donald Raver John Winters Naomi Sailors James Van Camp Cecil Shanafelt Margaret Stouffer Barbara Whitehead Lavonne Shoemaker Gene Potten er Robert Milfer Joanna Brown Jay Reynolds Harry Knable Gary Fordyce Betty Barlow Mary Burris Mary Denney President :e-President fy-Treasurer IH enrollment of Institute atten- uer 51, at Wimli a were given to assed person, Bar- aed, and BettySte- iressed couple. sch 20. We saw ' the show Bonnie x L' l I - gif t61ANg, 3 f.Lr4f??ff yd ' ks ,J-,uv ' r .e1 f W ffm f MS 'Yx,EgE4L::9 FRESHMAN cnsss Gene Pottenger President Joe Surridge Vice-President Mary Denney ' Secretary-Treasurer This year the freshman class has an enrollment of twenty-two. Two students from Wh1te's Institute atten- ded during both semesters. - Our Halloween party was held October 51, at Wimli Lodge on the Institute irounds. 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Shillinger Margaret Williams Curtis Carnenter Norma'Pottenger Julia Ann Yoder Jean Ann Brown John Thompson Miriam Eppley Clara Wilson John Bracken Jerry Young Jimmy Smith B111 Rife Fred Reed Merle Ray ad thirty stud na g it twenty-nine. the other dndents idard, Miss Baum- :ner was our spon- won the-majority six out of eight uw out of four seventh grade and faders next year. graders and get P A y , i .Xl 'N Qggxxbfj ,St g ly gi ,Zi ,X 5? ix A M... ,- , 7 ' lxklixf C k-33 px aff M X ' c LJ 'E' M SEVENTH GRADE At the beginning ofthe year we had thirty students. Bob Parsons le t dur ng the year making it twenty-nine. We have enjoyed associating with the other Hndents and our teachers, Mr.W-illiams, Mrs. Stoddard, Miss Baum- gartner and Mr. Gurtner. Miss Baumgartner wus our spon- sor. Our junior high basketball teams won the- majority of their games. 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Shanafelt, T Coldren, D. Wuymiro, D. Dennoy, L. LL 41 F 5' -ff BASEBALL - 1944-1945 BATTING AB AVERAGE .291 26 .509 26 .511 26 .505 25 .318 26 .555 26 .551 26 .211 19 . .197 10 .111 12 .250 '4 .ooo 4 HITS RUN 7 Q 6 8 7 9 6 5 7 7 13 11 12 8 5 3 2 3 2 0 1 1 O 1 The baseball team ended ,the record of four games games lost. We de- Laketon, Chester,,and by Chester and -North season with a won and three feated Roann, were defeated 1535101168 ter n 1 will lose four of its senior players this year--Dick Early Jack Thompson, Gene Custer, and Tom Waymire. The team Here's Wishing the '45-'46t2am the best of luck! SCHEDULE Linlawn Roann Linlawn Chester Linlawn Laketon Linlewn N. Manchester Linlawn Roann Linlawn Chester Llnlawn N. Manchester QHAJUWYEJVQ TXNQ Q A SW? A112533 BRAD D 55032215221 Jef' ww No . of Points Grade 206 12 93 12 85 12 18 12 25 12 125 11 10 11 0 11 3.1 10 so ' 10 88 11 '78 10 55 11 60 10 15 11 19 11 0 10 The baseball season with a rec won and three gem feated Roann, Lak were defeated by Manchester. The team wil senior players th Jack Thompson, Ge Waymire. Here's wishi the best of luck! X '1 1 4 03 if AW1 X ef t' ,G 4 . - 3' ,, QNWQ 24 .-5 :fa- ' F an , U. T?f17 UM QQWL iffkl ' 5313 4- in ks -:fri MB I ' isbn BASKETBALL - 1944-1945 Years Pos. Service Gene Custer F 8 4 Dick Early G 4 Jack Thompson G 4 Tom Waymire F 2 Bob Jackson C 1 Ronald Reed F H 3 Lawrence Denney G 5 Charles Hoover G 6 Grayston Campbell C 2 Earl Turner F 2 mraverse Snanafe1tC 3 Don Wilson G 2 Don Waymire F 1 Dean Coldren G 2 Jerry Stouffer F 2 Bob Whrd G 3 Chris Demos F 1 No. of Points Grade 206 12 93 12 85 12 18 12 25 12 125 11 10 11 O 11 51 10 so ' 10 88 11 78 10 53 11 60 10 15 11 19 11 O 10 Linlawn Roann Linlawn Lagro Linlawn Chester Linlawn Chippewa Linlawn Alumni Linlawn 4Lagro Linlawn iLaFontaine 4Four-way SCHEDULE S 25 Linlawn SO Linlawn 24 Webash 40 Laketon 15 Linlewn 49 Linlawn 28 Chippewa 54 LaFontaine 20 Linlawn 26 Linlawn 24 Andrews 29 Lagro 52 OT Linlawn 32 Linlawn 58 Roann 57 Lincolnville 42 Linlawn 28 Linlawn 54 Urbana 19 Urbana 22 Linlawn 27 Linlawn SO wwLagro 56 euwwabash 29 Linlawn 54 28 Somerset 20 4wCounty wwuSectiona1 T2 Ps y ffif X Ny., l l 2 iQ24fX,j 5 , 1 L,J Q' C W If lj '5-tg: f . 1' R ' fe Nw 'l Axf ' Z KW FRESHMAN AND JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Freshman team was composed of Gene Pottenger, Gary Fordyce, Donald Baer, Donald Raver, James Van Camg Cecil Shanafelt, and Wilbur Frank. The team looks pro- mising. Some of these boys were allowed to dress for second team games. The Junior Pirates First Team won 6 games out of8. Members of the team are Larry Curless, Donald Denney, Fred Reed, John Dale, Donald Harnish, and Morris Ford. The Junior Pirates Second Team won 4 games out of 6. The members of this team are Bill McGinnis, Bob Van Camp, Earl Raver, Bob Thompson, Jerry Young, Eugene Spitler, Jim Smith, Barnett Wolfrum, Robert Winters, Bill Rife, and John Bloxon. BASKETBALL AFAHDS OF 1943-1944 Each year awards are given to those boys who have played on the basketball teams. Sweaters are awarded1m the seniors and first or second team L's to the others. The Yell Leaders were given L's in appreciationcH'their fine work. These awards were given at the close of the 1945-1944 basketball season. YEARS PLAYER SERVICE AWARD Thomas Bever Sweater Stripes Burnell Barnett Sweater Stripes Wendell Snyder Sweater Stripes Bob Metzger Sweater Stripes Bob Stouffer Sweater Capt. Star Stripes Vernon Waymire Sweater Stripes Gene Custer lst Team L Bars 5 Dick Early lst Team L Bars 5 Jack Thompson lst Team L Bars 3 Dean Harwood lst Team L Bars 5 Charles Hoover 2nd Team L Ronald Reed 2nd Team L Lawrence Denney 2nd Team L Grayston Campbell 2nd Team L Earl Turner 2nd Team L Tom Waymire 2nd Team L Traverse Shanafelt 2nd Team L Bob Ward 2nd Team L Dean Coldren 2nd TBHM L .YEARS PLAYER ,,,' SERVICE AWARD Donald Wilson 'Q' 1 2nd Team L Jerry Stouffer 1 Mgr. L YELL LEADERS 1945-1944 Charlotte Barnett 1 Yell Letter Mmgarett Stouffer 1 Yell Letter Betty Barlow 1 Yell Letter YELL LEADERS 1944-1945 Mary Frances Barnett Martha Ann Pond 3 1' C10 Kfgux ,XA f - In 1 1- 'f' 1 1' QQ N 5.1 N -+4-.. Q lk m X! X WL M Q , MQ W ff,f I Q ' 7 i, 'L , iQ' . 1 lf V ll-T , ' -4 vv,1 ',-,L v.:,.'. ' ' E 1. ,link ,1 . K-',g?,. . J 1 y,v.- A .. .L...,k'-. '-.',ZY!f M- v , ml 'fi 4 Z? 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We played three popular pieces, God Bless America , When the Lights Go On Againn, and NChiapanacasn and several light classicals. The program ended with the audience singing Christmas carols. Last spring, the band entered the State Band Con- test at Fort Wayne, and won first prize in its division. we are planning to enter again this year and hope txzdo as well. Due to the fact that most people graduate soonercr later, the band will lose four of its best regular mem- bers this year--Donna Rife, Gene Custer, Emmalou Wilson, and Jack Thompson. Three twirlers will also graduate-- Emmalou Stitz, Evdyn Miller, and Betty Garrison. We are sure to miss these members as they have been quite active in the band for several years. CHORUS If you heard a loud noise at the beginning of the year, it was the chorus starting off with a bang. The following list will give you a brief idea of who does the warbling: First Sopranos Ruth Pollitt Emmalou Wilson Second So ranos Sarah Ellgotf Valette Eppley Wilma Jean Tyner Bass Robert Penn James Van Camp John Winters Altos Frances Custer Mary K. Roser Maxine Vandegrift Barbara Whitehead Doris Yoder Tenors Gene Custer Richard Iambert Gene Pottenger Donald Raver Jack Thompson 5.7 in The girls of the chorus sang for the October PT.A. meeting. They sang, nBeautiful Garden of Prayern and nDown the River of Golden Dreams.n On the Christmas program the chorus with Mr.Iawson as soloist sang uGes1 Bambino.H Other selections that were sung were: nBirthday of A KingY'White Christmasn, and nln Excelsis Deo.n The Big Dinner, Baccalaureate, and Com encement were the occasions for which we sang the new numbers. Several new pieces have been added to our collect- ion. We have three Fred Waring arrangements: nErie Canalu, NHoly, Holy, Holyn, and HThis Is My CountryPOur other new numbers are: 'On The Road To Mandalayn, mln My Gardena, and nThe Blind P1oughman.n SPEECH CLASS There are eleven seniors in the speech class under the direction of Miss Baumgartner. We are in thisciass to learn to talk successfully. We have studied special- ized subjects, such as drematics, extempore speaking, debating and interpretative reading. At the end of the year we all hope to be able to speak before an audience without making mistakes and also to be perfectlyat ease ---not scared to death as we were the first few weekscf school. The senior play will offer us an opportunity to see if we have improved. The speech class presented a play ca1led1he'Chrisb mas Angela for the benefit of the high school. We also gave it at the Alumni Banquet. The characters were as follows: -1 Mrs.-Reynolds ------ - ---Emmalou-Wilsons 1 Angela Reyno1ds---- ---- +4--fEmmalou Stitz A T Jeff Reynolds ------- ---7--4Jack Thompson' Q Alice GFHY - -' P e . 'f se15?DQUUakRlffe 4 Pat Bond --------- ---- Evelyn Millerf' Messenger Boy ------------ --------- Abige Smith The plot centered around the fact that Angela did not want to be the Christmas Angel in the local Christ- mas pageant. Since she had been quite small she had played the part because of her nyellow hair and blue eyes.n Several people offered to take the part.Thismas quite strange as before no one would take the part for anything. Angela finally decided to take the part her- self. Upon reading the paper she discovered that the pageant was to be filmed--the reason for all of theldnd offers. We A 1' -, f'Nfl-5 , ,fZlSJ'jAx7 T Mpeg! ul kia? ,.c 1: fifnxxt ' 9'N QEE: 'EE 1.5:-,Q Q In 9 iff, Y A Y GIRL5'4fHLUYUB5 There were thirty-five girls in the Linlawn Clubs and nine girls and one boy in the Rich Valley Club. The officers of thse clubs were? LINLAWN SENIOR CLUB Frances Custer President Maxine Vandegrift Vice-President Mary Lou Mansfield . ' .Secretary-Treasurer LINLAWN JUNIOR CLUB Clara Wilson President Miriam Eppley Vide-President Norma Pottenger Secretary-Treasurer RICH VALLEY ' Janet Waymire President Sarah Elliott Vice-President Peggy Baer Secretary-Treasurer This year we had several achievements in the Girls 4-H Clubs. the FIRSTS for the County Fair were: CLOTHING FOOD PREPARATION: BAKING: CANNING: CLOTHING Rebecca Elliott, Phyllis Renbarger, Lois Mansfield, Mary Lou Mansfield, and Frances Custer. Miriam Eppley,Rebecca Elliott, Mary Louise Denney, Phyllis Renbarger, Sarah Elliott, and Martha Pearson. Martha Pearson, Lois Eppley, Mary Lou Allegree, Janice Vandegrift, Jo Ann Kroft, Margarett Stouffer, Mary Lou Mansfield, and Sarah Elliott. Phyllis Renbarger Frances Custer Each of these girls receive dress revue pins. Max- ine Vandegrift was Reserve Champion in the dress reun Others in the first ten were Frances Custer,Mary Louise Denney, Sarah Elliott, Phyllis Renbarger, and Miriam Eppley. Sarah Elliott had the Sweepstake Record Book this year and will receive a trip to the 4-H Round-Up at Purdue in June. BOYS 4-H CLUBS The vocational agriculture class at Linlawn isnft as large as in some preceding years,'but it is just as good. The boys are studying about dairy cattle and pasture management this year. They have had consider- able training in livestock judging, also. They have been doing a lot towards figuring cost of rations, bal- ancing rations and how to keep good records.This group of boys is an exceptionally good one. 4-H ACHIEVEMENTS Last summer Linlawn had a baseball team made up of 4-H boys. we won five games out of ten. We had several close games and enjoyed ourselves a great deal. An initiation ceremony was held during the summer for all 4-H members. The committee initiated 18 boys and later initiated the Chippewa club. A movie was shown and refreshments were served after each event. Linlawn had a very successful season in 1944. A list of achievements are as follows: LOCAL--COUNTY Champion Poland China Gilt ----------------- Donald Raver Grand Champion Barrow --------------- ---Richard Dyson Heaviest 4-H Litter ----------------------- Richard Dyson DISTRICT Highest Scoring Boy in Dairy Judging --------- Dick Early Champion Dairy Judging Team Members Mary Louise Mansfield Frances Custer Dick Early Paul Yoder champion Livestock Judging Team Members Burnell Barnett Gene Custer STATE Third place Chester White Litter ----- - ---- Richard Dyson Showed against 10 other litters. Eighth place Gilt -------- ---------------- -Richard DYSOH There were 30 others in this class. Seventh place Gilt ----- ----- ------ ' ------Donald R9V9r There were 55 showing in the class. Van Wilson and Bob McKillip were members of theliveshnk judging team-from Chippewa. Highest Scoring Indiana Livestock Judge-Burnell Best Horse Judge-- ---------------------- Burnell Winner S100 Scho1arship--- ------- - ------ Burnell Reserve Champion Livestock Judging Team-Burnell , Gen Members of the Champion Dairy Judging Team were Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett e Custer Mary Louise Mansfield Frances Custer Gene Custer Paul Yoder Winner of S75 Scholarship ------- --Mary Louise Mansfield Winners of Q50 War Bonds Mary Louise Manefield Burnell France Gen D1 Barnett s Custer e Custer ck Early Paul Yoder NSW Q5 ' 'Y 90 C306 wi- I- .. . 1 1 - A v v , -X as W Mxbevfw' QQ C Mu., all . ' 'il ' Xi!! ' A 'N O ' 4- s,--a-no fins I Q 6 U11 41. QM ,fb '.1 ,.'f 4. . , 1' -.1-fr? -1 .41 ........-1 4 .. ' '1--41'-U... .' lv- 1 1, ,.. . .4 -. ,':4.,1. 14. -,.1..1.,. ., 11 L'.' 111:.' ff.. 5 .1 1 - 1. 4 1'-.' 11. 1 'X' w ff. ' . Tu. , ' 4 ku. 4.4 V.VVVV V VVV, . V,V 1 . .1 ,. 41, ,' W ' . I.. -.,f1 1 -4- . ---...VV . v, ,.. .- s., .1 -,1 ,V 1. 1 f . 1 ..', 'V 'V ' f .c,4- 1 .1.., . 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HM, A F J , - VL' L L1 I Qi K CD m 2 l lf!! 92 'Gel ssrmsmssn School ------ Oh no! not that again---new faces seen---our principal, Mr. Gurtner ---- three new teachers--Miss Baumgartner, Miss Rowe, and Mr.I Sparks ------ old faces missed---Mr. Smith, Mr.C7 Wilson, and Mrs. Barnett. gfjtw AxA!!V Happy Birthday! Miss Keller. g! lfV Work begins--everything in a muddle--herecomes the team carrying mitts, balls, and bats and the rest of the baseball equipment. Another year, another day, a1other birthday--- yy A70 Happy Birthday, Mr. Williams!!! gen' ,,,W.,XN e Class officers elected---the meeting will com95Z7Eh5'5j3J,, to order! A A ,U f 5f'g.e our first movie---Thanks seniors of 194411 0 D A' vig! OCTOBER ,N --w Reverend Johnson--our first speaker. A certain senior girl's birthday--Hi Emma . - Well, another birthday---what's your age, Miss shox-cz---or is it a secret? 'j7 P Mr. Gurtner's Birthday! ' Seniors had a hay-ride---Boy, am I cold! Another movie---and we thought meat was hardim geto The juniors finally start to work??? There's where our money goes ---- for the junior's peg ice cream, and potato chips. Junior play---HPul1ing the Curteinn ------- Miss ,,f. Keller finally got rid of that picture!! I' 'W Election of yell leaders--Let's gettehind Pond and Barnett. ,f' ' il F4 'll 7 6 1 y Novsmssn QJ, -2 S1 n - , First basketball game---so we traveled to Seann K K XX ffy X for our first victory--good work, boys! !,k!,'7 xx' ,G Another speaker--Reverend Hershberger--we fond , f- NX X der how many of us will be painting the grass, 1 xM,f. X in a few years ----- -get it???? , f . -,- There goes the first of our seniors chang ' X- l -,gf her name from Frank to Reed ---- Good Duck, Bess! Election----Yea Rah! Roosevelt -------- Too Bad Dewey---Better luck next time. General Assembly---Reverend Breedlove gives a good talk. 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X 1, . 1 , 1 1 11 1,, X1,,XXX,.,X11rX,l,,y X I ,, X . . X X A' 1 '1 ,1f1,1'?i1'1 1 ' ,.'1 1 X1 11' 1 1 41 ,11 10' , 1 ,, 1.,,1 11, 1-I' '1 l1,.XX', 1 , 1 1 :4Z,, ., -fe on ff'-+ - as ' fa rt Mfg gh.. T17 Z2-T UTTE ,V-S e Q .SQ r N wthough boys ---- Tvmdrlers exhibit themselves. . X 5 Who do the seniors think they are- ----- leaving A.-X, fsjchool' Skip Day---I'm sure the seniors were ,ffsjih-fxfalngels and and thinks worthwhile---1'11 bet rt. f 'Qf Cgplwayne is glad seniors don!t have Skip Day more 1 C CMG' than once a year---poor bus drivers! ------- -We ,f fy missed you Emmy W. - f'g I f':!ldlHappy Birthday, Betty G. Sweet? and neverben fgnlv gq'fk nissed? Xqxffo if QJQSJ nanksgiving vacation---before dinner--Yum!Yum! Q jk X 'M,'a ter dinner ---- Tuma!! Tums!! y ' XXI. . xx X ' , X KK N'5U!.ij - DECEMBER 4EQEs 2 Four way tourney--Lagro vs. Linlawn ----- played F,, ., .vxrfv K! 2 N-Q... F' ,-'RY' - w '5 ,. .., 8 -EMM! 023' XX M 6 ..- ,L 12 Q ,N , 21-22 we Jf 22 fa! fS7g7'j722 ly:-ey n f NM ' 22 4 - 27 Wx 224 Vx x Xf LaFontaine in consolation game--Won! Bond week----Good work everybody ---- especially the eighth grade. Another game ---- lost, but wefre behind you all the way. FLASH!!! ---Pirates rob ---- Indians sob ---- Yea! Rahl' for our-side. 2 Juniors hitch old Dobbin to the sleigh andtake a ride ---- Some fun! - - 1 Everyone looking for his thinking cap ----- most of them lost ----- Semester Exams. Christmas party ----- look at the presents ------ Thanks Mrs. Santa! With a rooty toot toot---and a rum y tum tum-- our band swings into a concert. O. K.! While eaves-dripping we heard that one of our teachers has been keeping something from usfor two years----why Miss Keller---Terrible--- you really should have told us---We might have tried to hook you up to some other.guy! Miss Rowe changes her name---Mrs. Stoddard---- May we wish-her lots of happiness. Alumni Banquet ----- Good food----Good C97 play ---Angel Child ---- Something stinks!!! , S S ' JANUARY hat a way to start the year out---a blizzard. Here we are only half back in our seats after vacation wonder why so many empty seats--- oou1dn't have been the nl nt before! Nrs Cooper's wedding ann versary--Second ---- . Gue s who Linlawn drew that's r1ght--Lagro-- Ye Q.. rf' Xqkbgxxxxf ll-15 County Tourney--another tourney for Chester-- . 1-nga-L f , , Lrl Q5 !.f ' UQI xc x f Lf SU E EE! EEE Qfwg. a Q as M Wx' T--1 I -f-CI- ---it never fails!! WO' 6211002 f if 15 Shortz following the tradition--carrotsQaummsJ on third finger---left hand. - 17 Stitz and Garrison give reports in Civics l2- Airigl ver good ---- at least they thought so! ghflq 18 Speaker---Dewitt Jones fr m Detroit Christian gf f church. .xg ' -U5 ,N 19 Je.ckson's last day of school ----- sorry to see if - 'JW you go Bob! V! , D , 24 Sad story ---- N0 SCHOOL-----Ha! Ha! Ha! ----- I , Q love those deep drifts---don't we??????? U 25 Happy Birthday, Mr. Sparks, Happy Birthday to E7'Ouo 26 Back in the rut ---- -Iaketon beats Linlawn. 51 School party---movie---skating ---- sandwiches-- ff, I cocoa. rr, nvb? FEBRUARY - 7 Seniors sponsor WCWC radio entertainers ---- Big Crowd!! ggi 9 Ball game between Linlawn and Urbana---We Won. 14 Valentines Day---Lovers make goo-goo eyes to- day. Example ---- Jack and Effie??? 24 Sectional Tourney---Yea Rah! Linlawn--Linlawn , won its first sectional! Who am I kidding????? A All kidding aside boys, we're really proud of ' ou! 28 get much doing this month was there??? MARCH l 6 Birthdays come but once a year, So Happy Birthday, John Deere. CJohn Peters!! X f 9 Carnival---sponsored by Jr's. and Sr's -------- KMXG9 Total profit Q225 Qapnroximatelyl. Q Trio from Manchester---Let's do thisrmre often! ff f 5' 12 ALL THE REST OF THE MONTHswauPlay practice ---- and more play practice. APRIL 5 Dress Rehearsal for senior play ---- Gosh! Are we nervous??? 4 Senior play--HHook, Line and SinkerN--- Listen to the audience laugh. 6 Juniors and seniors start on trip to Chicago-- Oh, what fun--a wonderful time---why is every- one so tired?? 'ff , f n . - 1,1 , ,as 0 J A er ,, x it-faq '4 I ' ' fm rxmlxv iiE4f,U X A. Qiokx Qjofr ,-Xyflrfg yo U o A .6 x - -+ Q7 Cf n ry 2' . fri . . 1 M .V , .N-!eg, l,'rlf,S XQ K 14 Band Contest---Band goes to Fort Wayne----Hope af we do it again! A f' 15 Baccalaureate--1-5 more days of school for sen- iors. I XX 20 Commencement-----Good Luck Seniors!! as-4.f-was-za-eeeeesas.-as U AQ SENIOR CLASS PLHY Hoon, LINE AND emma! G HARVEY HOOK, ------- Q ---------------------- .Tack Thompson temporarily in charge of The Jolly Inn. LESTER LINE,-4 ------ - ------------------------ Dick Early an old friend of Harveyfs. HAPPY JORDAN, ---- - ---------------------- ----Gene Custer 1 the clerk at the Inn. SEPTIMUS SINKER, --------------------- -------Abige Smith whose wife troubles his life. EDNA SINKER, -------- ---- ---------- ------- Emmalou Wilson Septimus's ball and chain. MRS. AMELIA CROSSWORD, ----------------------- Donna Rife who has a will of her own. CHERRY RAYNARD,-- ----- 4 ------------ -------- Emmalou Stitz ' - her sweet and pretty young niece. BONITA SMALLEY,---- ---- - ----------- --44--Betty Garrison a young actress. ANGEL BENEDICT,-- ------------------------- Evelyn Miller who causes plenty of trouble. MRS. MABEL HALLEM, ------------------------- Ruth Pollitt whose arrival causes more trouble. SYNOPSIS or SCENES The entire action takes place in the parlor of the nJo11y Innn, a small summer resort hotel in New England TIME: the present ACT I An afternoon in June. ACT II One hour later. ACT III Several hours laterg evening. After Act One Ruth Pollitt, Gene Custer. Jack Thompson Frances Custer and Maxine Vandegrift sang Erie Canal and In My Garden. After the Second Ace a saxaphone quartet--Lois Mansfield, Miriam Eppley, Billy and Donna Rife played Alice Blue Gown and 'Mary Lou.' xx Y inf? JUNIOR CLASS PLAY UPULLING THE CURTAINW This hilarious novelty playvme given atthe Linltwn High School gymnasium on the evening of October 24. The play was directed by Mrs. Gene Cooper. CAST Leffie Jewel Hhnderstine tHe president of the Pine Valley iadiea Aid-'-Martha A. Spitler Mrs. Carrie Cadweller, a widow---------Valette Eppley Mr. Herman Sprechen, a butcher--- ---- --4Lawrence Denney Mr. Lucas Luxow, an ex-tragedian----Traverse Shanafelt Miss Lena Wells, a school teacher------Frances Custer Erie Drizzell, the village belle-4-------Sarah Elliott Fonzy Donahue, one of her boy friends- ----- ---- Bob Ward Hobart Hanky, a young married man--------Jerry Stouffer Betty, his wife-----va------ -------- ---Mary F. Barnett Nora McClellan, who owns the Inn-- ---- Maxine Vandegrift Johnny, her little boy-- ----- --- ---- -------Chuck Hoover Leon Hundersgine ---- ----- ------'-- ---- --Ronnie Reed James Killian, the chief of police----Gordon Ridenour Aunt Edna Dlnwiddie, Nora's sister----- ---- -Rachel Dale Ruby Lee Rakestraw, a dramatic aspirant--Martha A. Pond NPulling The Curtainn tells what happened when Leffie Jewell Hunderstine decided to produce!nr'own play -- her own opus, so to speak --a delicate English drama. Act One shows us at the first reading and castingg Act Two, the dress rehearsal--six months laterg andAct Thm the final performance. But, by the time the first two acts were finished the audience was so exhausted from laughing over Leffiefs troubles at rehearsals it wasdii- ficult for them to believe the play was ever produced. The plot began when Carrie Cadwaller, who played HThe Duchess of Wells,H had her pocketbook stolen and Herman Sprechen, who acts Lord Vmeelern with a German accent, accuses Leffie's henpecked husband of stealing it. Much of the novelty of the play lies in the fact that muchcf the action occurred in the aisles and amidst thex aud- ience. . CHRISTMAS RARTY After the grind of semester exams the junior and senior nigh students gathered in the gym to hear Rev. Ware Wimberly, see the play Angel Child given by the speech class, and sing Christmas carols. A few days before this, all of the students had drawn numbers--those who drew odd numbers bought a pres ent for a boy and those who drew even numbers bought a present for a girl. At 10:50 a.m. Mrs. Santa Claus and her helpers handed out presents to the group. Everyone watched with eager eyes as one-of the helpers carried a large present to Mrs. Stoddard---it was a box which conf tained a small bottle of Jergens lotion wrapped in sev- eral layers of paper. ' ' At last all of the presents were given out and the bus drivers were waiting for us. As we went out of the assembly door Miss Baumgartner, Mr. Sparks,and Mr. Bech- told handed everyone either a cup of ice cream or anlce cream bar to start the Christmas vacation right. y 4- r l scsool. PARTY A SCHOOL PARTY! A GOOD TIME! EATS! A school partyffor the high school was, held Jan- uary 3l.- The eighth grade because Of.bheiT work in the bond drive was guest.of honor. . 1 , A V --' .,-,..,,- ., Starting at 7 p.m. the partY.Gontlnued untilI3p.m. The seventh, e1ghth,.and ninth gradaxsaw the show uFly- ing H1ghn'w1th Joe E. Brown while the sophomores, jun- iors and seniors skated. As soon as the picture was over the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades came to the gym to skate and the upperclassmen went to the assembly to see the show. After seeing the show and skating everyone enjoyed refreshments of ham salad sandwiches and cocoa. I'm sure everybody had lots of fun and will look for- ward to another school party next year. PATRON'S DAY On March 16 Linlawn held its annual uBig Dinner. The program was as follows: PROGRAM Star Spangled Banner - Band This is My Country - H. S. Chorus Band and Twirlers - QAmerican Patrol? Washington Post - Band Songs - Grades l-6 C2 numbersj Lisha Overture - Band Songs - 7th Grade Q2 numbersl Trio - ll song! Senior Play Skit Songs - 8th Grade C2 numbersl ' Present Dairy Team - Medal to Barnett Volley Ball Game Movie - Grades l-9 in H.S. Assembly Short Talk - Rev. Ware Wlmberly Business Meeting v SENIOR RECOGNITION We give recognition to last years seniors foriheir scholarship, citizenship, activities, and athletics.TMU well deserve recognition for their high standing during their last year of school. 1Martha Jane Stouffer ----- Medal for Scholarship Marjorie Emrick ---------- Medal for Citizenship Robert Metzger ------------ Medal for Activities Burnell Barnett ------------ Medal for Athletics Bob Stouffor --------------- Medal for Athletics They have left on their chosen paths of life,wh1ch will succeed if the future can be judged by the past. They were, and still are, an inspiration to us wholnve not yet begun our experiments with fate. SCHOLARSHIP Very few students receive the honor of achievingihe highest standing in their class. Just one or two from each.grade are able to march up and accept that honon To those who last year proved their ability, we pause to say a few words in recognition. Eugene Spitler 1 7th Grade Jr. H. S. Barbara Whitehead 1 8th Grade Jr. H. S. Lois Mansfield 1 9th Grade Sr. H. S. Martha Ann Spitler 2 10th Grade Sr. H. S. Sarah Elliott 2 lOth Grade Sr. H. S. Dick Early l llth Grade Sr. H. S. Martha Jane Stouffer 5 12th Grade Sr. H. S. CMeda1 and Letterl Last years scholarships were given to students who could compete with any other pupils from anywherein the country. They did not just slip by with the highest grades in their classes. They made the highest scores possible. we wish to say to them nwell donenin thegast and ngood lucku in the future. 1 LIBRARY This year the library has been supervised by Mr. Sparks and his six librarians--Emmalou Stitz, senior: Martha Ann Spitler, Maxine Vandegrift, juniorsg Lois Mansfield, sophomoreg and Barban whitehead and Lavonne Shoemaker, freshmen. We added only seven new books to the high school library the first semester. We have discontinued some of the less important magazines. Of all the books, the three most popular are-- 'The Robe , How Green Was My Valleyu, and 'All This And Heaven, Too.W' Two of these were made into movies. The three most popularnagazines are--Readers' Digest, The Saturday Evening Post, and REP ular Mechanics. The junior high librarians are Jo Ann Kr-oft Cedghth grade! and Janet Jo Waymire Cseventh gradeb. They have added five books to their library. We now have approximately 1500 books in mnrhbn 'y and hope to have more by the end of the year. Everyone has helped us very much in taking care of the books, by paying fines promptly and by obeying the rules. The librarians have enjoyed the past year and are looking forward to next year. CARNTVAI. The juniors and seniors sponsored a carnival in order to make money for their junior and senior trip. Entertainment during the evening consisted of acake walk, womanlessstyle show, bowling, movie, basketballan baseball throws, a dart game, and a popularity contest. Candidates for the popularity contest were chosen from each class a few days before the carnival. They were as follows: Freshman Betty Barlow and Gary Fordyce Sophomore Jean Erlewein and Grayston Campbell Junior Sarah Elliott and Lawrence Denney Senior Betty Garrison and Tom Waymire Tom Waymire and Betty Garrison were elected King and Queen, while Sarah Elliott and Lawrence Denney came in second. BOND DRIVE A CONTEST!!! From December 4-8 the Linlawn junior high and high school sold War Bonds. The class selling the largest amount was to be entertained by the faculty and the student body. The eighth grade won the contesg but the rest of the school did very well and deserves a great deal of credit for its share in the contest. Seventh Grade S 168.75 rEighth Grade 2,595.75 Ninth Grade 245.75 Tenth Grade 600.00 Eleventh Grade 1,512.50 Twelfth Grade 545.75 35,468.50 ' Q A week after the bond drive the eighth gradesold another 31,000 bond. ANNUAL STAFF 1944-1945 Editor Donna Rife Assistant Editor Em alou Wilson Business Manager Eloise Shanafelt Art Editors Evelyn Miller-Tom Waymire ANNUAL STAFF CContol Sports Activities Plenty of COOPERATION Plenty of HARD WORK Add a pinch of BRAINS Several drops of IMAGINATION Stir in a little ART work Add several typists Dictionary, English book Jack Thompson Betty Garrison Mix Well Blend Thoroughly Stir Vigorously You have it-----the receipe for Editing an ANNUAL 'Pr 7. ff v v A 4, 1.15, Ng ...vm-r., W 41. ,Uv-V4 H, 'sp MIM 4: J . 1 ,. K -.. ,L.. , WV' I . 1 , . , x 1 . , .. .wi . ' I fl - r IP,-It P W 1 Pb .. T' - L. . '- U -J . l , L - . Y 34 A'-. ive if. ,fp 4 1' r ..- -,-QX . 5. P, 'rd ' I .lx if NL, , . L ' 1. A ri ,. . 1 . .. '- n, . . -...V -' 1 ... '.....' .1 'W'Z+. I, .',.. ,' .. ..' 1. ' f-'51 . -'N .X ' .X sl' Q M' N VCD fi vq, W l 5 ill lu H 5 vu il D Wg. 1-T11 ' I if l 'V' ., VI Fu' .I .la ' 1-in. n ... M 4 nv.. 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