Losantville High School - Mysticlens Yearbook (Losantville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1951 volume:

K3 NT MKS Q! gpbfi I chiwiwu ff? 1 ff- K 5 W .X f if-as A 17 f N ffm We dedicate thus 1951 annual to our alma mater the Losantvllle School To Our Alma Mater Old frlendshxps are not broken By this our partmg here Thy memory w111 linger with us Our Alma Mater dear, The Joys we've known within thy halls W111 ever wtth us stay The knowledge gained, thy great xdeals Wlll help us on our way, We'11 treasure long Ln memory These happy, happy hours, They'1l always be the sweet perfume Of memory's lovellest flowers, We've learned to love you L., H, S, Our Alma Mater true. We'11 hve, and work, and think and play, And thou wouldst have us do, K? Wm CV 3 if ++ if LT 3 X14 Cf'f f.- X e., f 2 V tgffpa , LMLQQ7 1,4 ff? I I fl A 5 3 gif f ff, , I f L , ,, , j 4 ' ' I - I w L? V f ,NQ j f J f If 5 I I ,y if 1 BECK SUPERINTENDENT xvms joHNsoN MR NOBLITT MR CRAIG MR BR UNEGRAFF waff- , fx. MR STRICKLER TRUSTEE MR HAVIZA hd! MRS KLIPSCH 'VIRS W IGGINS gvutbff W N QQ GLENN HIMELICK VIRGINIA METSKER GLENN HIMELICK Williamsburg Losantvllle Always In Trouble Mxss jimmy Annual Sta!! Reporter Basketball Baseball Carnwal Chorus Track Operetta Basketball Captain DEAN LESTER Track Baseball Basketball Always Ih Trouble Mlss jxmmy Llbrarlan President Carmval Paper Staff Reporter Annual Staff Student Council VIRGINIA METSKER Llbrarlan Always an Trouble Miss jimmy Paper Staff Annual Co Editor Carnival President Secretary Chorus Latxn Club Vnce Presxdent Pep Club Yell Leader Reporter PAULA MCCOLLUM Always In Trouble Mln jxmmy Llbranan Paper Staff Annual Staff Carnxval Secretary Treasurer Chorus Latin Club Pep Club DEAN LESTER PAULA JANE MCCOLLUM ' ........... 1-Z f ' ............ 3-4 ' 'Z ...... .3 ' ....... ....4 . ............ 4 .. ............. .3 ...........2-3-4 A ............ Z-3-4 Z-3-4 ' ........ 4 ..............1-Z-3 ............2-3-4 ..........l-Z-3-4 ' ..... ..3 ' ........ ...4 ' .............. 3-4 Basketball Co-Captain ...... 4 ' ' .............. Z H ' N ..... .3 .. ........ .4 - ...-..... 4 ' .............. 3-4 ' .............. Z 3-4 ' ............ 1-2 ' ' ' ........... 3 ............Z-3-4 ........3 ' ....... ....4 ' ............... 1 ............3-4 ' ............. 3-4 ..,........l-Z-3 ..........l-Z-3-4 ............Z-3-4 MARY PANGBORN Always ln Trouble Miss jlmmy Latln Club Pep Club Carnival Paper Sta!! President Chorus Librarian Annual Editor Yell Leader BR UCE PETRO Basketball Always ln Trouble Carnival Vice President MARY PANGBORN Dramatlcs Club BILL TRINDER BILL TRINDER Always ln Trouble Baseball Basketball Annual Stall' Carnival Dramatlcs Club Track MRS MAE D JOHNSON We the class of 51 wish to ex press our gratitude for your con tlnual encouragement and enthu iasm Also we wxsh to thank you for your patience klndness and understanding through our last three years of high school BR UCE PETR O MAE D ,IOHNSON Class Sponsor ....... 3 U M ........... 4 , ............l-Z ............Z-3-4 . ............ 3-4 . ......... 1-Z-3 AnnualStaff. ............ 4 .... ..3 - ........ 1-Z-4 ....... 3 ............l-2-3 ' ........... 1-Z-3 .................3 Baccalaureate Services On Sunday April the twenty nlnth the Losantvllle Modoc and Huntsville Seniors met for Baccalaureate Service In the Carlos Chrtstian Church The music furnished by a selected group of twenty voices from the three schools was under the direction of Mrs Fred Wiggins and Mrs Charles Coffin Chosen for their speaker was Reverend Raymond Harris of the First Christian Church of Richmond Indiana Commencement Servzce On Thursday evening May 3rd the Seniors of Losantvxlle Modac and Huntsville received their diplomas ln the first combination Commencement exercises of the Union township The Losantville Seniors decorated the Community Hall with flowers and a patriotic color scheme of red white and blue The Seniors wearing blue caps and gowns marched into the hall to music furnish ed by an orchestra Dr Merrill McFall a Methodist mnntster from Bloommgton Indlana gave the Commencement address Paul H Beck County Superintendent of Schools presented the diplomas Senzor Trzp On May fifth 1951 the junlors and Seniors accompanied by Mrs johnson and Mr Brunegraff left for then' trip We traveled east through Richmond on U S 4-0 That evening we reached Pittsburg and spent the night In the Pittsburg Hotel Our sec ond day was spent seeing interesting sights such as the University of Pittsburg Gettysburg and Washington Cathedral continuing with a drnve down Massachusetts Avenue That night in the Annapolis Hotel we slumbered The third day was spent nn Washington seeing such places as Washington Monument Capitol Buxldlng Supreme Court Building and Congressional Library After lunch we vlsited the Airport Mt The evening was free and the nlght was spent at the Annapolis Hotel On the fourth day we left Washington early and drove to Baltimore and on to Philadelphia where we visited Independence Hall Franklin s grave Betsy Ross s Home Then we crossed the Delaware River and passed through the Lincoln Tunnel into New York City After a free evening the tired group agaln went to the Shelton Hotel for rest On the fifth day we went sight seeing tn the upper and lower New York Cnty The tour Included a three hour boat trxp around Manhattan Island then a glass topped bus met the boat and took us on a tour of lower New York to see Greenwich Village China Town and the Empire State Building We then spent that evemng and the next day as we deslred The seventh day was also spent sight seemg m upper New York Cnty Central Park Columbia Uni versity and Grant s Tomb The eighth day we drove to Niagara Falls seeing the Falls from both the American and Canadian side The night was spent ln the Londoan Hotel London Ontario On the nmth day we came home by way of Chatham and Wmcfsor thus completing our long and eventful Journey Class Motto CLIMB THOUGH THE STEPS BE RUGGED Pink Carnation Rose and Gray Vernon, Smithsonian Institution, National Cemetery and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Class Flower Class Colors Past Events of he Class of 51 One evenmg as we the class of Sl watched TV mysteruous program flashed before our eyes And lo the announcer saud Tonught on Little Town the makers of artu flclal rain present the history of a group called the Losantvllle Seniors 'The time us fall 1939 the place Losantville School thirteen luttle scared sux year olds cluster about the steps tull the teacher Mrs Frank McCollum brungs them unsude All day away from mother us goung to be a strain Bruce Petro shyly comes un followed by Bull Trunder Dean Lester Lowell Hester Virgunua Metsker Paula jane McCollum Bobby Freeman jimmy Wilkinson Cathalune Abernathy Ondalee Burrows Aluce Beeson Norma Davus and Tommy Clevenger The furst class us just startung Boys and gurls open your work book to the furst page ln the confusion Dean pounts to a clown and yells Look at the cyclone The picture fades Here we are again un the second grade We have the same teacher but thus year now that we are much older she takes us on a train to Modoc My but it us excutung The announcer interrupts by sayung The makers of artuficlal wull return with tonight s revue in one moment but furst let us all tell you about Look There we are comuug un from recess Let s follow The little fellows have been promoted to another room Mrs Rubble ls the thurd grade teacher Everyone ls hard at work on number books The spelling llst got longer thus year and so dud the words Mrs Simms guided us through our fourth grade dufficultues with multuplucation tables and other thungs Goodness gracuous ut seems as if the teach er is very angry at some gurls and they are suttung ln theur seats at recess Maybe thus wull teach them not to wade un water and through chunks of uce any more Well maybe when they re un the fufth and suxth what s thus ? They re un more mischief It ls a Halloween party at Bruce s and Harvey s car us goung down a hull all by uts self no ut us beung auded by spooks The spooks aren t feelung so pranky as we see them ln the offuce Mrs Heuser saw to ut that they also studued by askung each student to stand and recute a topic wuthout the book Several were absent thus wunter due to an epudemlc of measles The gurls spent many wintry recesses desugnung clothes for theur paper dolls 'Dlesels may be a wonderful lnventuon but they always go messun up the TV when it gets right unteresting complauns Granny A! the unterference clears the pros pective Seniors go upstaurs to the seventh this fall Aren t we big? Classes change to dufferent rooms there are various teachers and our study halls are wuth the hugh school The students look unhappy they are un the eighth grade but are treated like tots by just havurug one teacher Not only that but Mr Schofueld enforces such chuldush pun lshments as standung un the autograph corner puttung theur noses un a circle stayung in at recess for whusperung or takung a spanking Furst one book then another disappeared unto a hole un the floor that us Since the boys were growung up they started chewung This was back in the days when semester exams were requured Spellung was the most dreaded and everyone studled actordlngly The exam consusted of one long hard three syllable word dog The next scene takes place as Bill Trunder Paulune Cooper Bruce Petro Mary Pangborn Donald Searcy Dean Lester Paula jane McCollum Vurgunua Metsker and Bull johnson take the Freshman seats un the assembly Green? Maybe but not after the unutiation at Pat Quate s Evudently the Sophomores thought we were some sort of green anumal for we played a luvely game of leap frog un the yard A hay rude was planned by the group and Mr Havuza sponsor but ut rauned Instead, hay seed clad as we are the Ruvolu we troupe Part of the gurls have shown a desure for culture by formung a tun Club What preposterous goings on us thus? Oh yes, remember the Latun dunner we had at Paula Janes? There is Mrs johnson eatung an apple dipped un mayonnause feat hard to accomplish while reclunung L 7 . I' ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . as . - . - 1 1 ' ll . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . 1 - . , 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 11 . ' ------ , . 11 - , . 41 111 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 . 1 .4 . . ' 1 . II 1 . . 1 ----- . . . . . . . . 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . - I . . . li' 1 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 . ------- . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 11 n 1 . ----- p - 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . X 1 , 1 1 . . 1 . 11 . . , 1 1 ' . 1 . . . . 1 1 . . ----- . . . . . - 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 . . . 1 . .. . . . . . 11 . ll ' 1 1 . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . - 1 . . 1 1 . . . . . 1 . . . o 1 1 1 , . . . . . . , bet . . - . . . 1 , B . . As the last picture fades another ls faintly seen but lt ls a scramble of action by us Sophomores Our sweaters have just arrived and we are hunting those never falling com purses parents A little later the class IS shownng off their new class rings To assure ourselves the only way to get a large vocabulary IS by hard work the class pre sents VOCABULARY FOR VICTOR The three second year Latin gurls add to the Jewelry collection with club pins Oh murder Miss Clark s study hall Murder for the teacher of course A lxttle foresight ts shown by the attempts to start making money for the Senior trip The people of Losant are shown looking upstairs downstairs and in the attic but whatever for? Why magaztnes etc for our paper drive The next project takes us to the gym Gala decorations prizes and games are the attractnons at the New Year s Party jolly jumors yes str reeeee and xt looks as if there lS a jolly ole committee meeting ln the library right now lxnay here comes Mrs Wugglns from the study hall The re sult of such meetings was a play Always ln Trouble the Hoosier Cornhuskers and a chill supper Mr Church hired as commercial teacher by nature was not a detective because he never solved the mysterious disappearance of parts from certam typewrlters We three are seen laboring over the school paper That reminds me of the time At last the grand ftnaley Yes we are Sernors Others have come and gone tlll there are just seven of us Mzsery peers znto the crystal ball 89' tells us In the year of our Lord 1961 in the month of june a small barn mouse sat gazmg into a crystal ball lh the gralnery on the Bruce Petro farm situated on the highway whxch passes through the city of Losantvllle This mouse nicknamed Misery felt ln his bones that something speclal was about to happen Misery lS interrupted from these special thoughts by a swoopl-ng zooming sound It s a bird It s Superman No lt s a plane and the pilot IB none other than Glenn Hlmeltck captaxn and pilot ln the U S Alr Force and jet Fighters Mtsery meanders to the ultra modern school where he scares the klndergarden teacher Paula McCollum a graduate of Florida Southern College Virginia and Alvin arrwed on the 10 15 bus at the twenty four mllllon dollar bus termmal located just two blocks fllom the Hub This terminal station owned and operated by Bill Trmder ls the only one of its klnd in Indiana where a commuter can leave his grocery list in the morning and pick up his sack of groceries ln the evening They are met by Dean Lester owner and manager of a thousand acre farm near Losant who will take the class to the Petro farm ln his new custom made Chevy statlon wagon On the second floor of the bus station tn the sweet shop we encounter Mary Pangborn now a prominent social worker nn Chicago She had come down to att d a social worker s convention in Craig Memorial Hall here ln Losantvllle The class reunion was complete with the arrival oi our sponsor Mrs johnson head of the English Department at Losantvllle University The evening was spent viewing programs presented by the local station L. O S T TV Channel 12 ll .S n 1 9 s l . U I I I I 1 ' I I . s I I I I l s n n U . 9 - 1 . n ll ll I I l l . n I 1 . f ll 1 ll 9 . when , exclalms Mr, jackson, -i s U o s 1 0 ' Q I f . , . ' P U I 0 ll 0 ll U. n I I U I . I l Q D I P . . I U O 1 v V o z - . . ' n V Cl 'U l Y , . I I . f 1 ep I D 0 I g Sen :or Class Wzll We indnvidually and collectxvely as members of the Semor Class of.Losantv1lle Hugh School party of the first part on this twenty fourth day of january 1951 belng sound of mxnd and memory knowing that our end ns near at L I-I S do ordaln pub llsh and declare thus to be our last will and testament I Glenn I-llmeltck will my bow legs and eye for the basket to junior Smlth I Dean Lester wnll my convertible to Kenneth Evans hoping that tardxness wxll be the exceptlon and not the rule as wasn t with me I Paula McCollum will my red sweater wlth whlte elephants to john Pool to go with hns red corduroy pants I Vxrgmla Metsker will my ab1l1ty to become covered wmth mimeograph mk to Conme Rawlings I Mary Pangborn wlll my beloved battered megaphone to Tom Sharp Please handle with care Bruce Petro will my ablllty to get along with Vmce to Butch Baldwm B111 Trlnder will my perfect attendance record to jay Thornburg I Glenn Hunelnck will my ablllty to get a Freshman gurl which I In herlted from Reed Holaday to B111 Pangborn Dean Lester wnll my snlffles and contmual gum chewing to lrls Newman Paula McCollum will my soupless soup bowl to Mearledean Corkell I Vlrglnla Metsker will my generous share of transportation for the girls to anyone who can drwe a car as well as I dxd Mary Pangborn wxll my abnhty to enroll In all boy classes and an eye for flying objects to Roberta Lawson Bruce Petro will my ablllty to guess the right answer to history questxons to john Young I Bill Trmder will my wide awakeness in all my classes to Gerald McGuneg111 Furthermore we the Semors, whose life begms in 51 do w1l1 and bequeath our varied talents and personalxtnes to the jumors and a box of color rinse to the teachers who have put up with our abxhtles and lnabllitnes durmg the past years IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto subscribed my name thus twenty fourth day of january In the year of our Lord one thousand nxne hundred and fnfty one bk-cf .QT Sponsor Signed 194.-,JM ci!-2 cm M., .l I, ' . . . . . . . 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' I I 0 I' Y , i 4 QQ 1 '1 MARY GLENN VIRGINIA DEAN BILL PAULAJANE BRUCE Q0 V wirwf KAW Q f Q iuhwg ,, FE f .N x Y M l U Y U 0 dn 5 X fy,,, ' X , 1 fy ul FIRST ROW Left to right Carl Baldwin john Paul Golliher Gene Himelick and Bill Pangborn TOP ROW Mr Havlza Betty Terrell Barbara Luellen Marllta Thornburg Canals Rawlings Mildred Price and Stella V4 eaver Class Ojfrcers President Gene I-Iimelick Sec 8: Treas Tillie Thornburg Vice President Barbara Luellen Reporter Connie Rawlings 5Ponsor Mr I-Iavlza Jumor Class October 23rd the class boarded a wagon at the drug store tn town enroute to Tillie Thornburg s to have a wiener roast Glenn Himeltck drove the tractor while everyone sat in and started back to the woods over a very rough lane When we arrived at the woods everyone jumped off the wagon to get the fire started When the hre was ready we started eating Some one got the bright idea to take Gene Himelick smpe hunting We heard later he didn t catch anything The fire was put out and everyone again boarded the wagon for the return journey back to town Mr I-laviza and all members of the class were present except one Guests were Glenn Htmellck and Peter David Haviza The evening of December ZZnd the class went to Connie Rawlings for a Christmas party The class all gathered in the front room to play Electricity Then everyone rushed to the kitchen grabbing a partner on the way to dance After this Spin the milk bottle was enjoyed for a while Finally the big moment came for refreshments Everyone enjoyed ham salad sandwiches candy apples and pop Everyone had eaten all he could stand so some played ca nasta while the others played carom Finally the party broke up after an enjoyable evening Guests were Mr and Mrs jim Hancock and Mrs Lucy Rawlings The class sold pop popcorn and candy at all the ho ne ball games and other events which took place at the hall 0 the wagon, on bales of hay, singing and having a good time, Finally, we arrived at Thornburg's FRONT ROW Left to right Macky Freeman Tom Sharp junior Smith Hoyatt Ellis Clifford Underwood Douglas Evans john Young and Bill Golllher BACK ROW Mr Craxg Marlena Da ault Ins Newman Mary Allce Bailey janet Cromls Norma G lllher Barbara Terr ll Roberta Lawson and Shlela Harris Class Offrcers President B111 Golllher Sec 8: Treas jumor Smith Sponsor Mr Craig Sophomore Class Shortly after school started the class ordered sweaters which arrived in the middle of October All year around the halls the Sophomores have dxsplayed thelr bright green sweaters with the white letters outlined ln green New students enrolled an our class thus year are Anna Keith a former Muncle Central student and Clifford Underwood of Chxcago Hexghts On December Zlst all the class members gathered ln the school bulldlng for a Chrlstmas party Early arrnvals played Plug Pong Then Marsena and Ins dnrected an enjoyable evening of recreation Later two large chocolate cakes ice cream and cokes dlsappeared with amaz ing swnftness Vice-President ,. :Douglas Evans Reporter , , . . .. ., .Anna Keith FRONT ROW Left to right jay Thornburg jesse Crabtree john Pool james Clevenger and Malcolm jackson BACK ROW Betty Yount Mary Newton Mearledean Corkell Lovelxne Lee and Ernoltlne Lee Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS President jesse Crabtree Secretary Mearledean Corkell Vtce President Betty Lou Yount Treasurer Malcolm jackson Reporter Mary Kay Newton Mrs Klipsch was chosen sponsor of the Freshman Class for this year Near Christmas time the Freshmen Home Ec gurls gave a dinner for themselves and the Sophomores Later on the boys helped clean up the room It was a comical sight to see one boy was up to hls elbows ln soap suds another boy had an apron on trying to help dry the dishes On the evening of December 18th jay was taken 111 He was taken the next mornmg to the hospital for an operation for appendtcltes A short time later he came home and had Chrlstmas wnth hxs famnly One bright sunny morning the class came to school carrying under their arms their Christmas exchange gifts It was a snght to see some wore brxght smlles others were laugh mg and cutting up Many remarks were made as to what each person was to recewe On january the eleventh the Home Ec gurls came to school dressed fxt for a kung ready for a bxg adventure tn Indlanapolls Much to thexr great despair they couldn t go because of bad roads Seemg their great dlsappomtment Mr Brunegraff consented to let them go to Muncie They saw Ball Store Penney s and many other stores Later they ate lunch where they chose Many went to a movie others went to see the sights of Muncie At 3 30 the gurls met at the bus station and started the long sllppery drwe home I ' n 1 r u I n u u n . 1 . - . . . . . . . - I I l I 0 l 0 U . . . . . . . - . - 1 - n 1 I . , . . . . . . . 1 n v r r ' - . . . . . . . . 1 I I . - , . . r 1 . . v . 3 r . FIRST ROW Left to right Stella Weaver Barbara Terrell lrll Newman Marsena Davault janet Cromls Paula McCollum and Mary Alice Bailey SECOND ROW Mrs Wlgglns Betty Yount Mary Newton Sheila Harris Roberta Lawson Tlllle Thornburg and Lovehne Lee TOP ROW Mildred Price Norma Golllher Mearledean Corkell Vlrgmxa Metsker Barbara Luellen Betty Terrell Connie Rawlings and Ernestme Lee Gzrls Glee Club The Gxrls Glee Club composed of gxrls from the Seruor Hugh School have done splendid work again this year under the dlrectlon of Mrs Fred Wlggms They have appeared m concert at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs, and have enter tamed the P T A several tlmes The hugh point of thus year came ln March w1th the presentation of the operetta The Beauty Contest Inbretto by Thedosxa Paynter and the muslc by G A Grant Schaefer Tl'e Glee Club jomed by the Modoc and Huntsvllle Glee Clubs, sang for the Umon Township Baccalaureate services They were conducted by Mrs Charles Coffin and Mrs Fred Wxgglns : - . . . , . 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FIRST ROW Left to right Glenna Ellla Bxrdle Golllher Marllyn jackson Carol Uhrlck janet Trimble Eileen Cooper Connie Cromle Bonnie Ellll and Peggy Halstead SECOND ROW Walter Smith Billy Mlkkelson Rosalie Brooks Glenda Roblnson David Crabtree Stanley Price Ronnie Wxlklnson Leslie Stamps and Curtis Harrie TOP ROW Kenneth Terrell Paul Bailey Robert Warner jean Trlnder Leatha Hlmellch jeanette Weaver judy Thornburg Arnold King Lonls Conyers and Mr Brunegraff Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS President Peggy Halstead Sec 8: Treas Conme Cromxs Vice Presldent judy Thornburg Reporter Kenneth 1'errell The seventh graders had a Christmas party in their room Frlday afternoon before vacation They exchanged gifts The class presented their sponsor Mr Brunegraff with a gift Peggy Halstead judy Thornburg and Connie Cromls were responslble for serving the popcorn balls and candy Stanley Prlce and Arnold Kung were lh charge of the recreation E :gh th Grade CLASS OFFICERS President Birdle Gollnher Sec 8: Treas janet Trxmble Vlce President Karol Uhrxck Seargent at Arms David Crabtree Sponsor Mr Noblntt Early ln October they took their guest and traveled to the home of David Crabtree for a wxener roast Here the class roasted wxeners and played games Everyone enjoyed Mr Nobhtt s ghost stories The class Christmas party was held an the history room where some played records and danced while others played Pmg Pong After the glft exchange refreshments of popcorn ball and pop were served Sponsor, , , , , Mr. Brunegrafi O . 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I I 1 O a , . a . . . . - ' . , hs FIRST ROW Left to right Doris Petro Karen Rawllnll Charlotte Maynard Gdirglalma Fisher Emily johnson Linda Baldwin Irene King Shirley Newton andjan Ellen Rawlings SECOND ROW Jerry LaFever Gail Thomas Homer Robinson Harry Conyers Eva Brooks Lowell Evans Sammy Newman jimmy Robinson Eugene Stamps and Paul Lee TOP ROW Dennis Lindsey Denton King Phillip Decker David Stamps Susan Deady Ardxtb Evans janlce Golllher Freddy Stonebraker Bobby Hunt Gerald Boswell and Mrs Lester Fzfth and Szxth Grades In the Red Cross drive we had a lot of fun seeing who could get the most money We chose the Busy Bees The full amount was S28 40 The people that haven t been doing so well on arithmetic combinations are catching up since Mrs Lester brought us the number game Our room has been learning Bible verses They are 67th and 1Zlst Psalms Luke Z 8 Z0 Ten Commandments from Ex Z0 3 I7 and the Beatltudes Matt 5 3 IZ All of us thank Mr Hoover for making a new large bookcase The children of our room have been helping to decorate the room and windows to fit each season of the year We ordered some leaflets from Winona Lake Indiana to help us learn more Bible verses to win awards The Better Speech Contests have been helping our oral speech Reporters Sammy Newman jerry Lafever up sides with captains: Gall Thomas, of the Lucky Red Cross Eagles and Emily johhson, of FRONT ROW Left to right Bully Brown Davnd McQumn Davxd McGuneglll jummy johnson Larry Glaser Bully Lal-'ever Gary Dean and Max Holaday SECOND ROW Dorothy Bumbalough Shirley Crabtree Phyllis Terrell judy Fisher Barbara Robinson judy Mlkkelson Mary Ohler Rebba Brooks Bernnce Lee Margaret jackson and jean Trimble THIRD ROW jamce Ellls Nancy Terrell Ruth Weaver Shirley Harris Llnda Thomas jeraldean Huckaby Patty Thornburg Marcella Corkell Kathyrn Davault Patty Ellis and jonean DeCamp TOP ROW judy Hall jimmy Cross Bully Uhrlck Roger Stonebraker Howard Ohler William Lindsey Wayne Metsker Hershell Deardorff jlmmy Lindsey Billy Thzrd and Fourth Grades On September l 1950, sixteen children enrolled ln the thxrd grade and twenty six children enrolled ln the fourth grade judtth Mlkkelson Joined the fourth grade about the middle of September and Reba Melton entered the fourth grade m October In january Bobby Cross entered the third grade thus making our total number enrolled forty fave In October we had fwe new books added to our lxbrary We were very glad to get them On Wednesday afternoon preceeding Thanksgwxng the children of the first, second fifth and sxxth grades joined with the children of our room to sing songs give recltations and llsten to storxes ln keeping wlth the season December 22nd the grades agam gathered ln our room to sung Christmas songs and gtve Christmas recltatlons We then had our Chrlstmas party with the exchange of gifts and refreshments of candy and popcorn balls At the close of our party we were dismissed for a week of vacation We decxded to make Lndlvxdual mall boxes for our valentmes this year Thus the postman was able to sort mall as xt come ln and wasn t so rushed the afternoon of the 14th Price, Nancy Freeman, and Mrs, Fouls, O 1 . 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' I ' D . . n I FRONT ROW Left to right Martha Wiggins Linda Rawlings Sylvia Fouts Slndra Ohler Karen Holaday Mary Ellen Robinson joan Lindsey Susan Lindsey and Betty Crabtree SECOND ROW Vickie Hodson Patrick Lee Ronnie Stamps Stevie Stonebraker Danny Foutl Timmie Oxley Kent Holaday Bobbie Conyers Eldred King jerry Huckaby Dewayne Oxley Billy Terrell and Sandra Robinson TOP ROW james Harris Larry Dean Lowell Ellis james Peny Dale l-hmellck Darell Decker junior Bumbalough jay Glaser Arthur Lumpkin Donnie jester Dale Bumbalough David Stonebraker Charles Hall and Mrs McCollum Fzrst and Second Grades Grades one and two have an enrollment of torty, which is the highest number for several years daughter Games and refreshments make these happy occasions for the pupils Special table and room decorations were emphasized for the Halloween and Valentine par les instead of valentine boxes each child made a large heart shaped folder to receive val entines Much fun was had placing valentines in each others folders Christmas and Easter programs emphasized devotions A special study of Robert L Stevenson s A Child s Garden of Verse , was made and given before the P T A The reading program was enriched by pupils reading and sharing their own story books brought from home At the noon hour and recess periods many of these stories were play acted A umt of farm stories was studied Farm Day was held in March The boys of the first and second grades had an exhibit of farm tools and animals A prize was given for the best exhibit These were co related with a unit on farm stories I Highlights of social activities were birthday parties given by the mother for the son or : '. . . . 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UK f Q r ,ff 0 We , f ff N Freshman In ztzatzon The Sophomores lmtxated the Freshmen the second week of school They were each gwen a slap of paper from a member of the Sophomore class On these slips were dtrectnons for dressmg on mltxatxon day Some were told to dress ln gunny sacks and shxrts and some of the boys had to wear women s dresses shorts skxrts blouses and shoes Some of them looked hor rxble They were made to get up before the assemly and told to do crazy thmgs by the members of the Sophomore class Everyone ln the assembly enjoyed this greatly Then they were paraded through the grade rooms for everyone to laugh at The Sophomores gave them a party after wards U1 the hxstory room Both classes played games and had refreshments jesse Crabtree recewed the prlze for being the best sport Students Attend Internatzonal Dazry Show An all day trlp by the agriculture class was taken an October In lndnanapolls they vlslted the State Fair Grounds where the International Darry show was being held There the class prac tlced on mdlvldual Judgmg of the cattle Those who attended the show were Glenn Hlmelnck Gerald McGuneg1ll Gene I-hmellck Dean Lester Bruce Petro and Mr Brunegraff Magazzne Awards Early ln the fall the jumors and Seniors undertook a two weeks magazme drxve awards be given to the students showing hugh salesmanshlp ablllty john Golhher and Paula McCollum each won a pmt of lce cream for hlghest sales of the fxrst day A Browme reflex camera with flash attachment was awarded to Dean Lester for hugh est durmg the two week drxve For those that sold one hundred dollars worth or more trophxes were awarded The proud reclplents were Dean Lester john Paul Golllher Vlrgxma Metsker and Paula McCollum Those awarded certlfncates for sellmg thirty dollars worth were Dean Lester john Golhher Vxrglma Metsker Paula McCollum Mary Pangborn Bruce Petro Carl Baldwm Stella Weaver and Conme Rawlings Junzor and Semor Party After the bug jumor and Semor magazine drive the gurls threw a party for the boys smce the boys proved to be the better salesmen lmmedlately after school both the junxor and Semor glrls accompamed Mrs johnson home where they fixed sandwiches and made last mmute arrangements for the party After the boys arrived various games were played In one contest each boy attempted to set a pm curl on a gurl s head as she undertook to tae the boy s necktne Gerald and Barbara proved to be the most successful and as rewards recewed lolhpops Then the party switched mto full swing and everyone grabbed a partner for an old fashloned square dance The rooms echoed wxth laughter when one or both squares became confused and the record spun on wxth new unheeded calls All joined ln the swxnging and promenadmg shakmg the room as they c rcled until everyone dropped with exhaustion Sandwiches and cokes were then devoured by the hungry dancers Those attendmg were Mildred Prlce Conme Rawlxngs Marllta Thornburg Betty Terrell Stella Weaver Barbara Luellen Berald McGuneg1ll john Golhher B111 Pangborn Carl Baldwm Gene I-llmelnck Glenn Hlmellck Mary Pangborn Bruce Petro Vlrgtma Metsker Mr Havlza and Mrs johnson Latzn Lwes Agwn The Latin Class proved to the Losant school world that Latm can be a medium of commu nicatxon They also showed how the Roman glrls used to dress They did this by presentmg mn costume before different groups a little Latin play which they gave first m Latin then ln English They also sang Gaudeamus lgltur Clifford Underwood who IS audltmg the Latin Class helped the girls with the song A male volce was a welcome addxtxon to the singing The gurls m the class are Marsena Davault known Ln Latxn Class as Livla Ernestlne Lee KAUYBIIB, lrls Newman Valxrlaj and Barbara Terrell llulxal oo Q . 1 . 1 1 1 . 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R 1 1 . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 0 0 . - 1 1 . ll I ll ' I . 1 Z , . . . . . . .. 1 1 ,K Halloween Carm-val Featured lt s the mght of October 231-d Look at all the cars parked along the street tonlght Must be because of the junior and Senlor Halloween Carnival Let s hurry Here inside Bull Pangborn sxts sellnng door prxze tickets offering several useful prizes dnsplayed ln rows on the bleachers Also we can buy a chance on a flfteen pound turkey which will be awarded later this evening Gathered before a basketball goal with Dean Lester and john Golllher are fellows shoot mg to wxn cigars or candy Around large tables with prizes heaped up work Bruce Petro and Glenn Hnmelnck callxng out numbers on Bxngo Attractive cakes cover a large table ln the center of the hall where Paula McCollum and Stella Weaver award them to the lucky persons on the cake walk Near the side Vlrgmla Metsker marks up the votes on a close race Ln the Kmg and Queen contest A long llne IS formed before thus corner attraction Why lt s the fish pond with Barbara Luellen and Betty Terrell flxmg the hooks Wlth colorful balloons pxnned around and on the dart target Gene Hxmellck and Carl Baldwin hand us a fist full of darts so we try to burst the balloons Then we go unto the dark spook house where Gerald McGu.negxll and Mary Pangborn almost scare the wuts out of us wtth the Egyptian mummy Let s see what goes on mslde here it s a movxe As Kenneth Evans takes the tickets we settle down to watch a side spllttmg com edy Hurry Hurry My I m thxrsty let s get something to drlnk Here working are Marnlta Thornburg Connie Rawlings and Mildred Price Everyone is gathering around the King and Queen contest After the votes are tabulated Norma Golliher and Bill Pangborn are crowned by Vlrgmxa The Kmg s crown fits luke a dog collar The lucky number drawn for the turkey was held by johnnte Strlckler With the auction closing an evenlng of fun and entertain ment ends for us too Pep Club Students fund they can participate ln basketball too by yelling their heads off well almost But this yellmg msn t very effective with everyone yelling something dlfferent Vlrginla Metsker The energetic leaders rounded up the lungbusters to form a pep club Barbara Luellen was elected Presxdent janet Cromis Vice President and Paula McCollum Secretary and Treasurer The clubs activities Lncluded selling novelty basketball pins to have funds for taking buses to games Speech Class Presents Declamatzon The jumor and Senior speecn class under the direction of Mrs ohnson presented an evening program of poems to the P T A They were as follows Carl Baldwin Curfew Kenny Evans Lovelxest of Trees Gene Himelxck Plantonlo Dean Lester Antony s Second Speech over Caesar Paula McCollum The House with Nobody ln it Gerald McGuneglll Crossing the Bar Vnrgnnxa Metsker Entertaining her Blg Sister s Beau Bill Pangborn L Envoy Mary Pangborn Be the Best of Whatever you Are Bruce Petro Invictus Mildred Prlce Abou Ben Adhem Connne Rawlmgs The Psalm of Life Marllta Thornburg The Old Man and jim Betty Terrell Flander s Field January 11th Red Letter Day Mrs Klipsch took tne hugh school Home Ec group on a fneld trip january llth to Muncie The group orlgmally planned to tour the dry goods and ready made departments ln lndlanapolls but the road condxtnons were too hazardous The boys took this opportunity to collect scrap All day long trucks tractors and wagons came back to the school buxlding loaded with a large assortment of scrap The proceeds wlll go for the junior and Senior Class trip . . . I u f . I I e . ' u I I I . . s - u 1 I 1 - ' n Q u I 1 Q ll . Il ll I . I , n u II n - n . - . n I 4 , . 1 I . u I . u n I a ' . n . and Mary Pangborn were elected Cheerleaders for this year. ' : . ' - s . . . n 0 . l . 0 p 1 n I ' . . . .D ' 1 . . . . ' . Yule Tzde Actrvztzes The varxous rooms were decorated for the season There was a small tree In the English room and one LD the Home Ec room The mann attraction was a large tree ln the lower hall do nated by Mr Hoover It was decorated with everythlng from icxcles to hghts The cafeterxa was decorated with boughs of evergreens and bells made of milk bottle caps Glorla In Excelsis and Chustmas Chimes sung by the seventh and eighth opened the all musical assembly program Friday before vacation The group sang jingle Bells Rudolph and Here Comes Santa Claus The gift exchange followed The downstairs Christmas program opened with the group singing Silent Night The Christmas story was told by the fifth and sixth Poems were recited by the third and fourth Gail Thomas accompanied by Doris Petro sang Away In A Manger jan Rawlings played a piano solo The first and second sang jolly jolly Saint Nicholas Bells Bells was re cited by Eldred Klng The program closed by the group singing jingle Bells Here Comes Santa Claus and Rudolph Mzss Jzmmy The Senior and junxor Play MISS jIMMY a hilarious comedy proved to be a smashlng success Well earned praise is extended to Mrs johnson the play director The production staff who helped make thls performance a success consisted of Stage Manager Gerald McGunegIll Publicity Gene I-Ilmellck Kenny Evans and Bxll Trxnder Assistant Director Marilta Thornburg Lighting Carl Baldwin and Glenn Hlmehck Make up Stella Weaver and Betty Terrell and Property Bruce Petro and john Golliher Those of the cast were Louise fLouj Barbara Luellen Florence fFloj Vlfglhlh Metsker Cathernne lKIttyj Conme Rawllngs Doris lDotj Mxldred Prlce Harriet Paula jane McCollum Droopy Qcolored Janltorj Dean Lester Miss Watkins fDean of the Collegej Mary Pangborn jimmy Bill Pangborn and Prof Frazier Carl Baldwin As the curtain rises Lou Is greatly concerned about a date for the prom The gurls all congregate In Lou and Flo s room where they persuade Droopy the colored Janitor to raid the refrigerator The girls are caught as Mlss Watkins comes ln and fmds a horrtble sand wich In the room which is most unsanltary jimmy enters the room and Flo grabs ber blun derbus which was last fired when her Grandpa shot Wald Bill Hickock Harriet and the others tie jimmy up with Flo s sllk hose Dorls suggests a court to try this mask and boner Then Kitty the judge sentences the offender to brlng four of his fraternity brothers and attend the prom The Crimson X girls send a note to his fraternity brothers for dates jimmy ms locked In the closet by Flo all the glrls take a fancy to jimmy and bring him food but he always wants to know Do you have a key? Later Lou stuffs a Perishable jlmmy U1 a trunk while she hopes to send him back to hrs college Droopy comes to take the trunk but it s so lnght he de cides dem moths has done gone and et up all Miss Louise s winter clothes jimmy dresses like a girl and poses as a new nurse Mlss Eltlnge who finds Flo s throat just like the bottom of a blrd cage The gurls discover the lmposter but Professor Frazier the Oxford wonder enters so jimmy poses as Louise s cousin Hoping to escape jimmy plays up to the Professor who proclaims By jove this ls ripping to flnd someone who appreciates good literature A screaming siren announces a squad car As the girls look out Harrxet concludes the polnce are after the girls for kidnapping jimmy Droopy has other Ideas he fears they are hunting for some disappeared chicken therefore, he hides his fine feathered frlend under a waste paper basket jimmy wanting to get to town stages a violent love scene with the Professor telling hlm We must fly away together When the Professor accidentally knocks jim s hat off jxm socks htm and drags hmm into the closet Droopy hears the Professor poundtng on the door and concludes Ghosts Then he appears with a shooghost to scare away the ghosts Miss Watklns discovers from the Professor that Miss Eltlnge lsn t Lou s cousin but She s a man jxmmy talks Miss Watkins out of gettlng the police involved comes back and Lou says for two cents I d kiss you jlrnmy replied Here s ftfty cents lets get going The curtain falls as Droopy s chicken cackles from under the waste basket Square Dance The juniors and Seniors lnvxted the Modoc and Huntsville juniors and Seniors to our square dance party February 8th at the Community Hall In the recelvlng llne were Mary and Gene who Pilmed ldelliifitatlon hearts On the guests The chilly atmosphere was dlspelled by lively games Harold Smith of Dunkirk arranged the group into sets I I C l , . . . . . . . . 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