Losantville High School - Mysticlens Yearbook (Losantville, IN)

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Baccalaureate On Sunday, April twenty-third, Baccalaureate services were held at the Losantville Methodist Church. The Seniors had chosen for their speaker - Reverand Leroy Houlk. The music program was furnished by the Girls' Glee Club. Commencement On Friday evening, April twenty-eighth, the Seniors received their long awaited and worked for diplomas. In a very beautiful candlelight service, Bruce Petro, Glenn Himelick, Bill Johnson, Dean Lester, Gene Hirnelick, William Trinder, and Virginia Metsker received the candles from the graduates. A large crowd was ushered by Mary Pangborn and Paula J. McCollum who were wearing spring formals. The Seniors, who where attired in caps and gowns, the boys in blue and the girls in white, took their places on the stage to hear Doctor G. Benson from Indianapolis, who addressed the graduates, parents, and friends who attended. The diplomas were then presented to the Seniors of 1950 by Paul Beck, County Superintendent of Schools. Class Motto NOT AT THE TOP, BUT CLIMBING Class Flower Class Colors Yellow Rose Green and Gray 0 IZ John

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Juniors ' FRONT ROW: Bill Johnson, Paula Jane McColumn, Virginia Metsker, Mary Pangborn. TOP ROW: Glenn Himeliek, Bill Trinder, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor: Bruce Petro. Dean Lester. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . . .Mary Pangborn Secretary-Treasurer . . . Pull! I. Mccdlllhll Vice-President. . . . . . . . .Virginia Metsker Reporter. . . . . . . . . . . . Glenn Himelick Late in October the Juniors decided it would be fun to have a roller-skating party. This was held at the Lynn Skating Rink in Lynn. All members were present with the exception of one, and all agreed they had a wonderful time. Near the latter part of November they sponsored a chili supper at the November P. T. A. Meeting. Lots of work had to be done. Details in the menu were worked out, tickets were printed and sold, posters were made and put up, decorations and other factors were finally worked out. Finally the evening arrived and with it came a crowd of people for the chili supper. As they had hoped, everything turned out to be a success. To help increase their finances the Juniors ordered and sold plastic plates to be bolted above the license plates. After about two months of waiting these plates arrived with a grinning red-devil in one corner and written across the plate in red, was LosaLntville Red Devils . The class was divided into two teams to sell these plates. The losing team then gave a party for the winners. 14 ri,