Losantville High School - Mysticlens Yearbook (Losantville, IN)

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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

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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

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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