Losantville High School - Mysticlens Yearbook (Losantville, IN)

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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 . Q e I . . . . . Y . ' I ' D . . n I

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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

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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 : '. . . . ' . U Al . I I ID . - . ll D ll l . Q . a bl ll . n