Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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A,, s. v - -. z 1 . .., ' ., Q 1 ahisco 1946 H -i--+ --- -1-,Q Published by the Senior Class Madison High School Madison, Indiana F oreward We, the class of 1946, as the first post-war graduating class, do proudly and respectfully dedicate our Mahisco to those members of the many classes which have graduated before usg to those who have restored peace to the world, and to those who are now securing the peace. Mr. Muncie The Madison Public Schools have traveled the road of progress for the past twenty-six years under the guidance of an outstanding leader, Superintendent, Emery O. Muncie. There has been a steady growth in the system of which the Madison public is proud. Modern, well equipped build- ings, an excellent teaching corps, and full curriculum have been attained under his leadership. The Madison Schools are comparable to the best in the state. Superintendent Muncie is an educator who seeks and accomplishes the best for his teachers, students, and pa- trons whom he serves. The senior class of '46 feels honored to graduate from .1 school system that has at its helm-Emery O. Muncie. EMERY O. MUNCIE Superintendent DePauw University, A. B Indiana University A. M Hanover College Mr. Salm CONNOR K. SALM Principal Civics Commercial Law Psychology Indiana University A. B.. A. M. Madison High School has been most fortunate to hast had as the principal for the preceding twenty years, Mr. Connor K. Salm. Broadmindedness on his part has won him recognition among his associates and pupils. Equality to all is pi-ac- ticcd with greatest regard to the welfare of the student who enters his office for counsel. Everyone who knows him readily admits that his sense of humor and fair play are his outstanding traits, which endears him in the hearts of the students. XVe, the Senior Class of ,46, consider ourselves privileged indeed to have had such a principal to guide us through these four years of our educational career. Faculty VIRGINIA ERNST-Physical Education, Safety, Health, Typing, DePauw University, Normal College, American Gymnastic Union, Indiana State Teachers' College, A. B., Butler University. CHARLES O. MANAUGH-History. Ph. Ed., Asst. Coach, Hanover College, A. B. ROBERT W. HODGERS-Industrial Arts, Indiana State Teachers' College, B. S., A. M. VINNIE GRAY-Art, Hanover College, john Herron Art School, Applied Art School, Chicago, Ball State Teachers' College. OPAL E. SHERMAN-Journalism, Mathematics, Public Speaking, Hanover College, A. B., Butler U.ii- versity, Indiana University. JOHN A. DANGLADE-Science, Indiana University, A. B., Chemistry, Columbia University, B. S., Formerly Chief Chemist American Steel Foundry, Chicago. MRS. IENNIE REUL-Commercial, Indiana University, B. S., Gregg College. DOROTHY OSGATHARP-Physical Education, Home Economics, Indiana University, A. B. NATHAN WILSON-Mathematics, Latin, Hanover, A. B., Indiana State Teachers' College. GEORGE V. REUL-Mathematics, Social Science, Hanover College, A. B., Indiana University. RAY EDDY-Athletic Coach. Purdue University, A. B., Ph. Ed., Health, Safety. MABEL C. GREEN-English. Hanover College, A. B., Wisconsin University, Indiana University, M. S. ARTHUR T. BUCKLES-Latin, Mathematics, Ball State Teachers' College, Indiana University, A. B., Central Normal College. HAROLD ROTHERT-Music, Hanover College, Central Normal College, DePauw University, B.S.M., Louisville Conservatory of Music. Arthur jordan Conservatory of Music, Indiana University, M. M. HELEN C. LOTZ--English, Hanover College, A. B., Butler University, Indiana University. RONV I-Virginia Ernst, Charles O. Manaugh, Robert W. Hodgers, Vinnie Gray, Opal E. Sherman. ROW II-john A. Danglade, Mrs. Jennie Reul, Dorothy Osgatharp, Nathan Wilson, George V. Reul. ROW III-Ray Eddy, Mabel C. Green, Arthur T. Buckles, Harold Rothert, Helen Lotr. Class Officers TOM MCLAUGHLIN President JAMES NICHOLS Vice President OPAL E. SHERMAN Sponsor BOB SMITH Treasurer ELAINE HORTON Secretary JOHN RICHERT- UI seldom have a solemn moment. Activities-Latin Club, 1, 2, Science, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Track, 2, Interclass Basketball, 3, 4, School Play, 3, Mahisco, 4. DOROTHY INGLIS-- Her thinking of others made others think of her. Activities-Latin Club, 1, 2, G. A. A., 1, 2, 5 Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, S. S. S., 1, 2,3 4, Secretary, 2, Vice President, 3, Science Club, 4 School Play, 1, Business Manager, 1, 4, Mahisco, 4 Senior Play, 4. ELIZABETH CURTIS- Always cheerful, always ready to talk. Activities-Class Pres., 1, Class Queen, 2, Class Sec,t., 2, Band Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Madisonian, 3, Asst. Ed., 3, Science Club, 1. DAVID O,NEAI.-- Genial is a word for himf' Activities--Softball, 3, 4, Clnterclass Softball, 1, 3 2nd Team Basketball, 1, 2, Madisonian, 2, Mahis -co, 4, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1. THEODORE WINKEL- ' Studious, virtuous-an excellent combination. Activities-Science Club, 1. MARY EVELYN PORTER- If intelligence were gold, she would be a millionx aire. Activities--S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4 Choral Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Mahisco, 4, School Play, 4. BETTY LOU TEWELL- For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never variesf, Activities--S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4. OSCAR BEAR- Th0u hast wit and funf' Activities-Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. 9 REBECCA KING- Strength in her right hand, and in her left hand wisdom and honor. Activities-Student Council, 4, Secretary, 4, Ma- hisco, 4, S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist, 3, 4, President, 4, Madisonian, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, G. A. A., 1, 2, Play, 2, 4. JOHN HECK- The first years of man must make provision for the last. Activities-Madisonian, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Science Club, 3, 4. XWILLIAIVI GOEBEL- He is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar and give directions. Activities-Mahisco, 4, Football, 1, Track, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, I, 2, 3, 4, School Play, 1, Softball, 4, Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2. DOTTIE HASSFURDER- A mighty spirit fills that tiny frame. Activities-Yell, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 2, 3, S. S. S.. 1,2,3,4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, G. A. A., 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Mahisco, 4. MARY VIRGINIA EVANS- A daughter of the Gods, divinly tall, and divinly fair. Activities-S. S. S., I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Mahisco, 4: Chorus, 1, Canteen Council, 3. RONALD CRODDY- The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do. Activities-Latin Club, 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 4, School Play, 4, Mahisco, 4, Hi-y, 4, Science Club, 4, Student Manager. BOB SMITH- Sober, steadfast, quiet and true, this can be said of very few. Activities-Central High School, 1, 2, 3, Science Club, 4, President, 4, Class Treasurer, 4. AUDREY GILLAND- 'Impcssible is a word I never use. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Madisonian, 3. CAROLYN COFIELD- The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, 2, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, School Play, 3, Madisonian, 3, Mahisco, 4, Senior Play, 4. THOMAS NICLAUGHLIN- None but himself could be his parallel. Activities-Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Team Basketball, 2, Softball, 2, 3, Interclass Basketball, 2,3, Interclass Softball, 2, Vice President, 2, 3, Class President, 4, Science Club, 1, Senior Play, 4. JOSEPH HILL- Speak Htly or be silent. Activities-Choral Club, 3, 4, Football, 1, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, Interclass, 3. VERA COTTRELL- Good nature is one of the richest fruits of the trees of Christianity. Activities-Scipio High School, 1, 2, S. S. S., 3, 4, Mahisco, 4. MARY LUE LEMING- X Live while you live.', Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club, 1,1 Choral Club, 1, 2, Senior Play, 4. N JIMMY NICHOLS- A youth, he seems, of cheerful yesterdays., and confident tomorrowsf' Activities-Softball, 4, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Softball, 1, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary Hi-Y, 4, Treasurer Hi-Y, 3, Student Coun- cil, 3, 4, President Student Council, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Mahisco, 4, Senior Play, 4. CHARLES CAIN- Thinking is the hardest work there is. Activities-Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, Track, 2, 3, Softball, 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Journalism, 4, Choral Club, 4, 'Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, 4. MARY HELEN KLEIN- And chief in golden memory, stands a girl both tall and queenlyf' Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 4, Yell Leader, 2, Choral Club, 1, 2. CHARLES GIONET- Mingle a little folley with some wisdom. Activities-Ripley High School, 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent Science Club 4' Interclass Softball 3 4' In- ttrclass Basketball, 4, Softball, 4, H1-Y, 4, Choral Club, 3, School Play, 4, Baseball, 4, Mahisco, 4. MARGARET JOHNSON- Her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Activities.-Latin Club, 1, 2, Asst. Editor Circum Oppidum, 2, S.S.S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1 2 Science Club Treasurer, 4, School Play. 3, Madi sonian Staff, 3, Editor Madisonian, 4, Co-edito Mahisco, 4, Vice President Canteen Council 3 Custer Contest, 4, Senior Play, 4. ESTELLE KELLEY- But so fair, she takes the breath away, who gaze upon her unaware. Activities-S.S.S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, 2, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, Science Club, 4, Mahisco, 4, Chorus, 1, Canteen Council, 3. GEORGE F. KLEIN- Courteous, active, and true, a gentleman through and through. Activities-Football, 2, Basketball, 2, Student Manager, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Science Club, 4, Track, 2, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. BUDDY SCOTT- So good natured that no one can help liking,him. Activities-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, President Hi-Y, 4, Var- sity Basketball, 1, Z, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, School Play Cbusiness managerj, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Vice President Class, 2, Inter- class Basketball, 1, 2, Interclass Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, Track, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Softball, 2, 3, 4, Mahisco Staff, 4, Canteen Council, 3, Senior Play, 4. VIRGINIA AHLMARK- Style is the dress of thoughtf, Activities-Latin Club, 1,2,, G. A. A., 1,2,, S S S 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3 4 Madisonian, 3, Student Council, 4, School Play 4 Co-editor Mahisco, 4, Band Council, 3, Senior Play, 4. MARTHA LEE- 'She pleased while distant, when near she charmed. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3,4, G. A. A., 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, School Play, 3, Madisonian, 3, Mahisco, 4, Senior Play, 4. CHARLES GROOMS- They just can't explain it, there is such a charm about him. Activities-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club, 2, 3, Mahisco Staff, 4, Madisonian, 4, Interclass Basket- ball, 1, 2, 4, President Class, 1, 2, 2nd Team Bas- ketball, 1, 2, Choral Club, 1. ELAINE HORTON-- A quiet being shows wise judgment. Activities-Latin Club, 1, 2, S. S.S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, Science Club, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, Mahisco, 4, Melody Maids, 4, Prompter Senior Play, 4. MARIANNA HODGERS- A kind, gentle heart she had to comfort friend and foe. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Class Treasurer, 4. PHIL COLE- Our youth we have today, we may always find time to grow old. Activities-Basketball f2nd Teamj, 1, 2, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, Manager, 1, Soft- ball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, Baseball, 4, Interclass, 1, 2, 3, Interclass Softball, 1, 2, 3, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Madisonian, 2, 3, Mahisco, 4. BETTY CLARKSON- Soft peace she brings wherever she arrivesf, Activities-G. A. A., 3, S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY RANAHAN- Her tongue is the law of kindness. Activities-Moxee High School, Yakima, Washing- ton, 1, 2, 3, S. S. S., 4, Mahisco, 4, Madisonian, 4, Costume Advisor School Play, 4, Senior Play, 4. LEONARD LICHLYTER- The cultivation of the soil is the most important labor of man. PAULINE FARRELL- Purity in mind and conduct is the glory of womanf' Activities-Vevay High School, 1, 2, S.S. S., 4, Mahisco, 4. MARY FIEDER1 Of manners gentle and affection mild. Activities--S. S. S., 1, 2, 3,4, Girls Glee Club, 4. li f HARRY BORN- The only way to have a friend is to be one! Activities-Science Club, 1, 2,5 Interclass Basket- ball, 1, 23 Mahisco, 4. DORIS MILLER- She may be small, but, oh, how clear, when one is in need she is always near. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, 25 Madison- ian, 3g Mahisco, 45 Senior Play, 4. JUNE WILSON- Here's to the girl with a smile, that makes the bubble of life worth while. Activities-Science Club, lg G. A. A., lg Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Mahisco, 4, Madisonian, 35 Senior Play, 4. FRANK KLOPP-- Rich are life's gifts to you, let life be thanked. Activities Track 1 Science Club 1 4 GLENFORD ROWLETT A little nonsense now and then is rellshed by the WlSCSt of men Activities HiY 3 4 2nd Team 2 3 Science Club 4 Latin Club l 2 Interclass Softball 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 MARTHA GREEN If she will she will if she wont she wont so there. Activities Student Council, 1, 2, School Play, 2, S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 23 Science Club, 4, Choral Club, 1, 2g Mahisco, 4: Senior Play, 4. EDNA LUSBY She doth little kindnesses which most leave un done or despise. A tnvities S S S 1 2 3 4 Science Club 1 JOHN MOORE Nothing succeeds like success. Activities Latin Club, 1, 2, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Track, lg Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Student Mgr., 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Student Council, 4: Custer Contest, 4g Mahisco, 4, School Play, 3, 4, Rotary Contest, 3g Senior Play, 4. DORIS SMITH- HOU1' deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES COLE- Keen sense, common sense, but still some room for nonsensef' Activities-Track, 1, 2, Madisonian, 3g Band, 1, 2, 3. HAROLD HASSFURDER- Anchors Aweighf' Activities-Track, 1, 2, 3. MARY LOUISE NAILL- The readiness of doing doth express, no other but the doer's willingness. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Choral Club, 2, 45 Latin Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Mahisco, 45 Band Council, 3, 4. NORMA ALEXANDER- Her's is a spirit deep and crystal clear, calmly beneath her earnest face it lies. Activities-Bedford and Milton High Schools, 1, 2, S. S. S.. 3, 4, Mahisco, 4. EDITH JENKINS- She is a wee, winsome thingf' Activities-Carrollton High School, 1, 2, S. S. S.. 3, 4, Student Council, 3. MARY S. STRICKLAND- She counts life by its sunshine and gladnessf' Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 45 Madisonian, 3. ROSE ANN METZGER- Kind thoughts, kind words, kind deeds, are little things, but they are the things that makes one's life worth while. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4g Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Madisonian, 4. ROSE MARIE WESBECKER- All her converse is sincere, Her conscience as the noonday clear. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, Choral Club, 2, 3g Madison-- ian, 3, Mahisco, 4. LENORA DITZLER- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., lg Madi- sonian, 3. GLORIA SMITH- Quiet, yet deep, you would End her, if you would only sound the depths. Activities-S. S. S., 1, 2, 3, 4. Class History In the fall of '42 we, an unusual crop of green freshies, entered that intellectual institu- tion known as Madison High School. For four fleeting eventful years, we have endeavored to prove to the faculty that we, too, deserve il place in the world. AS FROSH. We, in proving that we were not too green, elected Bunky Curtis, Charles Vaughn, and Stanley Vawter to fill our class offices. Our Student Council representatives were Martha Green and Morris Lockridge. Our activities were varied. In addition to the regular band members, Pat Long and Bunky Curtis were drum. majorettes. Buddy Scott and Charles Grooms played on the varsity team in several games. The boys of our class further proved our athletic ability by winning the soft- ball tournament. In the school play, Andy Has tba' Answer, Bill Goebel displayed our dra- matic ability. AS SOPHS. We returned to M. H. S. a bit more confi- dent. Having advanced from lowly position of freshmen to the height of sophomores, we be- gan the year by electing Kenneth Guthrie, Tommy McLaughlin, and Elizabeth Curtis to guide us through the year. On the Student Council to represent us were Martha Green, Martha Lee, Johnny Campbell, Bob Miller, and Rose Marie Wesbecker. For one night at least if a girl were dateless, it was her own fault. We gave every girl in M. H. S. her chance at our Leap Year Dance. Both Kenneth Guthrie and Becky King had parts in the school play, Thr Home Front. As in our previous year, We won the Inter- class Tournament. We were also Interclass Basketball Champs AS JUNIORS. We entered into one of our busiest years by electing very capable class officers. President .......... John Campbell. Vice President .Tommy McLaughlin. Secretary .......,..... Jerry Lewis Treasurer .,,........ Elaine Horton For the Student Council we chose Martha Lee, Buddy Scott, Edith Jenkins, and Jimmy Nichols. The student body elected a member of our class, Johnny Campbell, as President of the Student Council. In the school play, Happy Landings, the talent of our class was displayed by Margaret Johnson, Carolyn Cofield, Jo-hn Moore, John Richert, and Martha Lee. Aside from the three members on the vir- sity team our class again went into the lime- light in sports. Again we won the interclass basketball tourney. Our Prom was centered around the theme of a Mexican Fiesta. ' AS SENIORS. We, achieving at last the honor of being dignihed, chose for our class ofhcers: President ...... Tommy McLaughlin Vice President ,..... james Nichols Secretary ..,, . . . Elaine Horton Treasurer .....,., ...,. B ob Smith Our Student Council representatives were: Mary Helen Klein, Martha Lee, Virginia Ahl- mark, Becky King, john Scott, and John Moore. We again had the honor of having a member of our class as president of the Student Council, jimmy Nichols, who held this office, was the first senior to be elected to it in several years. The editorship of the Madisonian was taken over this year by Margaret Johnson. During the year our class has been well re- presented in all the activities. Many of us were oflicers in the various school organizations. John Scott, president of the Hi-Yg Elain Horton, president of S. S. S., Becky King, president of the Choral Club, and Robert Smith, president of the Science Club. The other three officers of the Science Club were also seniors. Charles Gionet was vice president, Margaret Johnson, treasurer, and John Scott, secretary. We busied ourselves further by choosing our caps and gowns, announcements, class colors, editing the Mahisco, presenting the Custer Con- test, Senior Play, and Class Day, and other pre- parations for graduation. 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Sm-I 9103 59111510 'JIAI-'-J 'V 'dd'-'PIX HU?-IQIg'd 'V49SI6T 'II M51'Xl157.-lallffll 19 SEHBQ P914 xSlWf9Q6I 99613 ,cew'SI0NI'1'11'00V0IH0 -9961 '6 New Lxsrsum' mam 'vNv10N1 'Nosmvw 1.1.Lu0N 111 Am WNVIGNI 'Nusmvw HHL 0961 NVINOSICIVIAI panupuoo ' -azz. 'Q i mKlX5'k.illha5 L V9 A .W- a wg 5 '3 'A' X Alu f fifmf ' 3 'H ,Q Wm sf N L Q V' 5 Qllv - x.,-, 1 v.' K t, L- ' I fr gi K l '- , rl' f E M W X: ROW I-Virginia Helton, Barbara Ketterman, Mary Cosby, Georganna Gray, Patsy Mc- Donald, Marianna Johann, Ruth Irwin, Shirley Faught, Priscilla Eckert, Wanda Tanksley, Theresa Kasper, Virginia Olmstead. ROW II--Alene Zapp, Gladys 0'Neal, Margaret Inglis, Bette Cole, Carolyn Schnaitter, Patricia Bersch, Mary Louise Bennett, Judy Wingham, Virginia Klopp. ROW III-Nadine Zapp, Norma Haas, Alma Skirvin, Bill Lohrig, Robert Cheatham, Charles Orrill, William Bilz, Joseph Winkel. ROW IV-William Kiser, John Hoffman, Oscar Tullis, Mr. Reul, Robert Gray, Cooper Buchanan, George Eaglin, Richard Vaughn, Robert Clegg. ROW V-James Landry, William Moorhead, Phil Kahn, Frank Armstrong, Miss Lotz, Coburn Jackson, Louis Garlinghouse. Juniors In nineteen hundred forty-three we entered Madison High School, a group of very green but enthusiastic freshmen. A-fter adjusting ourselves to the ways of high school life, we elected John Hoffman, Robert Clegg, Theresa Kasper, and Charles Orrill as our class officers. Our able Student Council representatives were Phil Kahn and Patricia Bersch. We were honored when Marianna Johann and Bill Moorhead were chosen the first freshmen King and Queen of Madison High School for a number of years. One member of the class, Carolyn Schnaitter, was included in the cast of the school play, Thr Home Front. Our views were expressed on the Student Council in our sophomore year by Frank Armstrong, Marianna Johann, Charles Orrill, Carolyn Schnaitter, Bill Moorhead, and Phyllis Strong. The dramatic ability of two members of the class was revealed when Bob Clegg and Charles Orrill were given parts in the school play. Bill Moorhead, Frank Armstrong, and James Landry were awarded ilnterscholastic Scholarships for having bet- ter than average grades for three semesters and a major letter in sports. To finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom, we engaged in a number of activities as juniors. Selling schedule pencils, Cub basketball pins, and taking magazine subscrip- tions netted over a three hundred dollar profit-a total unsurpassed by any other junior class. Again we were well represented on the Student Council. This year the represen- tatives were Bob Clegg, Theresa Kasper, Judy Wingham, and Robert Cheatham. Major roles in the school play were given to Theresa Kasper and Ruth Irwin. Beside winning the Interclass Basketball Tourney, the junior class boasts five members of the Hrst team- Bill Moorhead, Phil Kahn, Bob Clegg, James Landry, and Robert Cheathgzfx' Our class oflicers were: President .,,.,. . . . . . ,Patsy McDonald Vice President. . , ,........ Bob Gray Secretary . . . , . ,Virginia Klopp Treasurer . . , .... Paul Conklin Sophomores But now we're sophomores! Yes, last year we were those somewhat uncertain group of freshmen. To lead us through our first year we chose Mary Ann Vincent and Bob Knoebel. Our Student Council representatives were Mary Frances Hill and Bob Houze. In the school play, Happy Lumlingsf' Bill Bear typified the dramatic abilities of our class. Having left our greenish ways behind us, we, as sophomores elected the follow- ing people for class officers. President . , , Mildred Johnson Vice President. .. Bob Knoebel Secretary ...i,.. , , jo Ann Short To represent us on the Student Council we chose Bonnie Hugeback, Bill Bear, Norma Vestal, and George Wesbecker. To prove that we too are athletically inclined, Jack Server made the First team. Bob Beetem was chosen for a part in the school play The Mounfain Home Mysfrr-y. 1 ROWA T-Janet Kestner, joy Grimes, Mary Frances Hill, George Wesbecker, John Hoff- man, Nancy Hassfurder, Leila O'Neal, Marjorie Wilson, June Ricketts, Rachel jen- kins, Fredalynn Daubenbis, Betty Winkel, Dorothy Adler, Ruby Sutter. ROW II-Louis Burkhardt, Betsy Haas, Mildred Johnson, Lorilard Blackwell, Darlene Holland, Norma Harding, Rose Boyd, Donna Cottrell, Marguerite Schwab, Ellen Davis, Alice McConnell, Patricia Ditzler, William Bear, James Craig, Raymond Schnabel, Kenneth Lee. ROW III-Mary Ann Vincent, Mary jo Dattilo, Mary Ann Ackerman, Sally Breitcn- bach, Mary Kay White, Jo Ann Short, Georgetta Earls, Dorothy Hammond, Norma Vestal, Paul Goebel, Vincent Goebel, Emmett Kelly. ROW IV-Wilma Eades, Bonnie Hugeback, Mary Helen Crozier, Bernice Rusk, Caroline Lynch, Alma Skirvin, Vcrnadell Powell, Ann Rose Lueders, Harold Muncie, Thomas Nichols, Leonard Eades, Ralph Storm, Thomas Cheatham. ROW V-Leroy Lakeman, Harry Hill, Charles Gautier, Norma Overstreet, Richard Newman, Jesse Monroe, Dorothy Murphy, Suzanne Peddie, Frances Stiver, Nancy McKay, Joann Haak, jack Winters, Fred james, Ralph Sooy, Albert Mundt, Ralph Richey, John Kasper. ROW VI-Jerry Craig, George Wolfschlag, Robert james, George Cofield, Robert Knoebel, Miss Green, Joann Melton, Richard Hill, Richard Niesse, Carl Lunsford, Donald Leek. RONV VII-.lack Server, Raymond Green, Mr. Buckles, Mr. Danglade, Everett McDowell. ROW I-Emma Jean Bennett, Rita Stolte, Carolyn Scott, Ginger Bell, Dixie Driskell, Maxine Bever, Louise Montgomery, Olga Stoner, Betty Jo Ackerman, Betty Peters, Dorothy Rowlett, Frances Foxworthy, Mary Jane Sauley, Marilyn Demaree, Jose- phine Anderson, Ella Jean Spillman. ROW II-Richard Eaglin, Bill Wallace, Philip Stanton, Evelyn Herring, Norvella Wall- ace, Patricia Howley, Rose Marie Baglan, Norma Burkhardt, Jane Twineham, Mary Bea Lorenz, Donna Gayle Ashley, Dorothy Schmidt, Peggy Bunton. ROW Ilfl-Louis Burkhardt, Mr. Eddy, Bill Johann, Marjorie Hoagland, Jane Ann Mc- Clanahan, America Ashby, Shirley Stewart, Helen Parker, Catherine Jahrries, Mary Jane Hawkins, Joanna Sherman, Susanne Davison, Donna Bersch, Clark Ketterman, Dickie Demaree. ROW IV-Louis Dalhover, Charles Robbins, Graham Taylor, Bobby Bilz, Margaret An- derson, Helen Smith, Alene Wright, Charles Wilson, Leonard Eaglin, James Ritchey, William Winkel, Charles Smith, Clyde James, Bernard Gordon, Norbert Schultz. ROW V-Glendale Warren, Wayne Grimes, Charles Gautier, Billy Joe Sillivan, Pat O'Connell, William Humphrey, Dick Henderson, John Cain, Robert Karst, Robert Hartman, Russell Willey, Joe Gray. ROW VI-Mr. Manaugh, William Smith, Jack Thorpe, John Botts, Bobby McDowell, Eddie Orrill, Jim Werbe, Bill Ross, Donald Adams, Jack Ice, James Jenkins, Junior D. Monroe, Bobby Lorenz, Walter Ricketts. Fresh men-wssem bly ln the fall of the year of 1945, our class of ninety-two entered the portals of M. H. S. to take our place and win fame for our school. The officers that we elected to lead us were: President . . ....,..,. Junior Monroe Vice President, , . , . , Edward Orrill Secretary . , . , . . . , Marilyn Demaree Treasurer . . . ...,..,. . Peggy Bunton The Student Council members were Joanna Sherman and Ronald Wheeler We were well represented in practically all of the school activities such as Latin Club Sun shine Society, and G. A. A. That we were musically inclined was evident from the large number of our group who were in the band and chorus. ln our midst we find several very talented athletes. Those on the second team in basketball were: Junior Monroe, James Werbe, Edward Orrill, Robert Karst, John Cam Norbert Schultz, Bill Johann, and Richard Eaglin. The special distinction of being Yell Leader in his freshman year went to Dick Demaree. Marilyn Demaree represented us in the field of dramatics by her excellent inter pretation of the mysterious maid in the school play, The Mountain Home Myviery Joanna Sherman served as stage manager. F resh men-9B Thirty-two new freshmen came into high school at the beginning of the second semester. They had Room 25 for their home room. Several of the members have shown interest in school activities, and much can be expected of them during the next few semesters. They had Mr. Wilson as their home room teacher, and the following set of othcers were chosen: President Elston Branch Vice President Thomas Richey Sec'y.-Treas. Edna Bennett ROW I-Alma Clarkson, Helen Lakeman, Norma Jean Robinson, Mary jo Peddie Harriet Haas, Margaret Robinson. ROW II-Ronald Irwin, Bennie Goins, Edna Bennett, Margy Sterns, Betty Jenkins Rosemary jones, Elston Branch, Bobby Thorne. ROW III-Bill Webster, Ted Server, Billy G. Miller, Charles VanWye, Thomas Ritchie Gerald Fragier, Donald Morgan, Donald Hummel, Charles Browne. ROW IV-Lee Buchanan, Spencer Schnaitter, Charles Kloss, Ruby Jones. ROW V-Mr. Wilson, Roy Brooks, Norbert Burris, Tommy Ryker. Mahisco Staff The senior class of 1946, due to the lowering of war time restrictions found it possible to publish our annual. The printing was done by the local company, The Democrat, and the engraving by Bush-Krebs of Louisville, Kentucky. The Mahisco staff was: Go-editors .,,. ,. Margaret Johnson Virginia Ahlmark Business Managers June Wilson Elaine Horton Rose M. Wesbecker Doris Miller Ronald Crodcly Senior Activities . Estelle Kelly Mary V. Evans Class Editors, . . . Rebecca King William Goebel Organization Editors , Mary L. Naill Alumni . , . . . Will ,.,.. . Prophecy , .. Circulation Mgrs. Dramatics Editors Dorothy Hassfurder Publicity Mgrs. , Faculty , . ,Jo-hn Moore john Richert Glen Rowlett Athletics . .Phil Cole Fritz Klein Charles Grooms Calendar . . .Carolyn Cofield Typists , Martha Green Judy Ranahan Jimmy Nichols David O'Neal Martha Lee Mary Helen Klein Luc Leming Dcuthy Inglis Mary E. Porter Harry Born Tom McLaughlin Elizabeth Curtis Marianna Hodgers John Scott Charles Gionet Charles Grooms Vera Cottrell Lenora Ditzler Norma Alexander Edna Lusby Pauline Farrell Edith Jenkins Audrey Gilland Madisonian Staff The Madisonian Hrst made its appearance in the halls of M. H. S. in 1919. This first paper, a six by eight weekly edition fas gradually enlarged until we have our large five column sixteen inch, four page bi-monthly paper of today. The mailing list of the Madisonian, which has been steadily growing large due to the subscriptions of service men and other alumni, has this year reached an all time high. The Madisonian has a circulation of 900 copies bi-monthly. The motto of the Madisonian, To Prirlf Your Nami' Wfifl Bi' Our Aim, is verx efficiently executed by the members of the journalism class. The staff for this year was: Editor Sports Editors Asst. Editor Margaret johnson Robert Clegg Frank Armstrong Robert Cheatham Marianna Johann Business Managers Reporters . . Faculty Advisors Phil Kahn Robert Clegg Members of journalism Class Opal E. Sherman George V. Reul ROW I-Patsy McDonald, Robert Houze, Rebecca King, Robert Cheatham Rf-bu Clegg, Frank Armstrong, Margaret johnson, Mary Helen Klein, Lue Leming, Mary Cosby, James Landry, Charles Orrill. ROW II-Caroline Lynch, Joann Melton, Mary Sue Strickland, ,ludy Ranahan, Mary Ellen Kiser, Gladys O'Neal, Thomas Nichols, Harold Muncie, -lack Server, Georg- anna Gray, Joann Haak, Bernice Rusk, Nancy McKay, Barbara Ketterman, Suz- anne Peddie, Miss Sherman, Norma Haas, Virginia Olmstead, Alene Zapp, Nadine Zapp, Georgetta Earls. ROW LII-Leonard Liehlyter, Coburn jackson, David O'Neal, Louis Carlinghouse, Charles Cain, Williani Bilz, joseph Winkel, Cooper Buchanan. ROW I-Bonnie Hugeback, Joann Melton, Norma Vestal, Martha Lee, Joanna Sherman, Rebecca King, Virginia Ahlmark, Mary Helen Klein. ROW II-james Werbe, Harold Muncie, Robert Cheatham, James Nichols, john Moore, Bill Bear, Robert Clegg, john Scott, George Wesbecker. ROW III-Mr. Salm, Miss Sherman, Mr. Buckles. Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to give the school body representation in an organization working to promote the welfare of the school from the standpoint of the students. This year the council sold War Bonds during the Victory Loan. On each Monday War Stamps were sold in the home rooms. The council provided some interesting as- sembly programs. The Student Council officers this year were: President ,....,. .... , .Jimmy Nichols Vice President. . , , . ,Theresa Kasper Secretary ,.... . .Rebecca King Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club stands for clean mind, clean speech, and thought. Only boys of high character may belong. Its purpose is to render service to the school and community. The hall monitor system was used again this year. An award of live dollars is given each year by the club to the senior boy ranking high in scholarship who has a good school spirit. The Hi-Y Club this year has grown from seventeen to thirty members under the capable leadership of Mr. Manaugh. The oilicers this year were: President . john Scott Vice President. , Phil Kahn Secretary . ,Jimmy Nichols Treasurer jimmy Landry ROW I-Emmett Kelly, Kenneth Lee, Richard Vaughn, Robert Clegg, George F. Klein, James Landry, Thomas Cheatham., John Kasper, George Wesbecker. ROW II-Glen Rowlett, Robert Houze, Charles Orrill, William Bear, Robert Knoebel, Harold Muncie, Thomas Nichols. ROW IH-john Heck, John Scott, Robert Gray, Tom McLaughlin, Ronald Croddy, Robert Cheatham, Charles Gionet. ROW IV-Mr. Manaugh, William Goebel, john Moore, james Nichols, Charles Chowning. ROW V-John Hoffman, William Moorhead, Frank Armstrong, Charles Cain, William Kiser, Phil Kahn. ROW I-Robert Smith, Richard Vaughn, Robert Clegg, Glen Rowlett, james Landry, Charles Chowning, George F. Klein, John Scott, Phil Cole, Bill Moorhead. ROW Il-Charles Orrill, Oscar Bear, Margaret Inglis, Margaret Johnson, Carolyn Schnaitter, Patricia Bersch, Georganna Gray, Elaine Horton, Charles Gionet, Patsy McDonald. ROW III-Ronald Croddy, Barbara Ketterman, Mary Virginia Evans, Bettie White, Martha Green, Mary Evelyn Porter, Virginia Klopp, Mary Louise Naill, Dorothy Hassfurder, Mary Cosby. ROW IV-Frank Klopp, Mr. Danglade, Estelle Kelly, Judy Ranahan. ROW V-Frank Armstrong, Dorothy Inglis. Science Club Sponsored by Mr. Danglade, the Science Club was organized with a thought to keeping pace with current scientific developments and performing interesting experi- ments as a sideline. The first meeting was called on October 19, 1945 and the following officers were elected: President A . . , . , ,Robert Smith Vice President . . Charles Gionet Treasurer . , , . Margaret Johnson Secretary, . . john Scott, jr. Latin Club The Latin Club was organized in 1926. This is the twentieth successful year of the club, which is open to all students taking Latin. 'It meets- on the first and third Mondays of each month. At the meetings of the Latin Club, all types of games involving Latin words, phrases and sentences are played. Displaying also a social interest, the members sponsored a very enjoyable and profit- able dance in the Brown Gym on January 11. The present sponsor of the Latin Club is Mr. Wilson. This year the officers were chosen as follows: President . , . . .Mary Ann Vincent Vice President . .. George Cofield Secretary-Treasurer Robert Knoebel ROW I-Donna Bersch, Peggy Bunton, Joanna Sherman, Marilyn Demaree, Mary Bea Lorenz, Janet Kestner, Betty Jo Ackerman, Betsy Haas, Mildred Johnson, Betty Peters, Marjorie Wilson. ROW II-Mary Ann Vincent, Mary Helen Crozier, Mary Jane Sauley, Frances Fox- worthy, Jane Twineham, Mary Kay White, Mary Ann Ackerman, Bonnie Huge- back, Wilma Eades. ROW III-Glenn Dale Warren, Richard Henderson, Charles Smith, Vincent Goebel, James Ritchy, William. Winkel, Ralph Richey, Everett McDowell. ROW IV-Paul Goebel, Clark Ketterman, George Coheld, George Wolf, Raymond Green, Mr. Wilson, William Bear. ROW V-Richard Hill, Harry Hill, Raymond Schnabel, Robert james, Robert Knoe- bel, Richard Vaughn. ROW I-Barbara Ketterinan, Doris Miller, June Wilson, Patsy McDonald, Margaret Inglis, Georganna Gray, Martha Lee, Wanda Tanksley, Priscilla Eckert, Shirley Faught, Elaine Horton, Virginia Olmstead, Rose Marie Wesbecker, Dorothy Hass- furder, Mary Cosby. ROW II-Mary Virginia Evans, Doris Smith, Betty Tewell, Bette Cole, Gladys O'Neal, Carolyn Schnaitter, Mary Lou Bennett, Patricia Bersch, Marianna Hodgers, Vir- ginia Klopp, Mary Louise Naill. ROWXIII-Estelle Kelly, Nadine Zapp, Alina Zapp, Norma Haas, Virginia Skirvin, Mar- tha Green, Lue Leming, Mary Helen Klein, Betty Clarkson, Mary Ellen Kiser. ROW IV-Edna Lusby, Mary Sue Strickland, Dorothy Inglis, Etta Belle Helton, Judy Ranahan, Rebecca King, Mary Evelyn Porter, Judy Wingham, Georgene Stephens, Bettie White, Carolyn Cofield, Virginia Ahlmark, Margaret Johnson. Sunshine Society A high school is hardly complete without a charitable organization. The M. H. S. Sunshine Society is one of such. This year the society has helped to pro-vide for the needy at Christmas, and has contributed to various community projects. The officers for 1945-46 were: President ..,........,..,.. Elaine Horton Vice President ,....,...... Virginia Klopp Treasurer ,.,......,, Marianna Hodgers Corresponding Secretary. .Norma Burkhardc Recording Secretary ...,. Mildred Johnson ROW I-Rita Stolte, Joy Grimes, Emma Jean Bennett, Carolyn Scott, Georgetta Earls, Dorothy Adler, Norma Harding, Norma Vestal, Gladys O'Neal, Nancy Hassfurder, Betty Ann Winkel, Carolyn Lynch, Fredalynne Daubenbis, Rachel Jenkins, Ella Jean Spillman, Ruby Sutter. ROW ,II-Lorilard Blackwell, Mary Kay White, Pat Ditzler, Louise Montgomery, Joann Melton, Dorothy Hammond, Betty Ann Ackerman, Josephine Anderson, June Rick- etts, Donna Mae Cottrell, Rose Boyd, Norma Burkhardt, Helen Parker, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Murphy. ROW III-Darlene Holland, Leila O'Neal, Janet Kestner, Marjorie Wilson, Norma Over- street, Rose Bagland, Joann Short, Mary June Hawkins, Anna Rose Leuders, Betty Peters, Dixie Driskell, Maxine Bever, Ellen Davis, Shirley Stewart, Norma Owens, Katherine Jahrries, Frances Stivers. ROW IV-Nadene Zapp, Mary Ann Vincent, Mary Ann Ackerman, Betsy Haas, Mary Jane Sauley, Mildred Johnson, Frances Foxworthy, Jessie Monroe, Bernice Rusk, Al- ma F. Skirvin, Mary Bea Lorenz, Jane Twineham, Dorothy Rowlett, Mary Helen Crozier, Marilyn Demaree, Sue Davison, Joanna Sherman, Peggy Bunton, Donna Bersch, Mary Jo Dattilo. ROW V-Rosemary Jones, Helen Lakeman, Alma Clarkson, Mary Jo Peddie, Margaret Robinson, Alice McConnell, Edna Bennett, Vernadell Powell, Marquerite Schwab, Betty Lou Jenkins, Wilma Eades, Donna Gayle Ashley, Nancy McKay, Bonnie Hugeback, Mary F. Hill, Joann Haak, Suzanne Peddie, Sallie Breitenback. ROW VI-Harriet Haas, Olga Stoner, Ginger Bell, Evelyn Herring, Miss Ernst, Nor- vella Wallace, America Ashby, Jane Ann McClanahan, Marjorie Hoagland, Patricia Howley, Margaret Anderson, Helen Smith, Alene Wright. ROW I-Mary Jane Sauley, Frances Foxworthy, Betty Peters, Mary V. Evans, Donna Bersch, Estelle Kelly, Mary Lou Bennett, Wandii Tanksley, Margaret lnglis, Mari- anna Hodgcrs, Virginia Klopp, Nancy Hassfurder, Leila O,Neal, Gladys O'Neal. ROW! ll-Marilyn Demaree, Sue Davison, Mary Helen Crozier, Peggy Bunton, -Ioanna Sherman, Donna Gayle Ashley, Dorothy Rowletr, jane Twineham, Mary Evelyn Porter, Nadine Zapp, Alene Zapp. ROW III-janet Kestner, Norma Overstreet, Mary Bea Lorenz, Betty Jo Ackerman, Wilma Eadcs, Mrs. Osgatharp, Joy Grimes, Mary Ann Ackerman, Mary Kay White, Darlene Holland, Norma Vestal. ROW V-Marjorie Wilson, Betsy Haas, Mary Jo Dattilo, Jo Ann Short, Dorthy Hams mond. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Osgatharp, is one of the most active and entertaining organizations of M. H. S. The membership and interest of the girls show a high percentage. This has proved that organizations such as this are worth while, as well as important. The girls are divided into four squads, or groups. They meet on Tuesday even- ings from 6:00 until 7:30. A business meeting is held once a month in the school. Basketball and volleyball are the two major sportsg however, there are many other activities in which the girls take part. A very good example of this was a pitch-in sup- per whirh was held. It was successful due to the planning and co--operation offered. The oilicers of the club are as follows: President . . . Wanda Tanksley 'Vice President , , Wilma Eades Secreiary . , Mary Ann Ackerman News Reporier , . Jo Ann Short Senior Play Before an unusually large audience at the Brown Gymnasium, the class of 1946 presented NSf7l'ilI4Qfil7l1' for Suzie, a three-act comedy by Samuel French, Tuesday, April 50. The cast consisted of: June Wilson . Suzie Smith Virginia Ahlmark Martha Green , Laura Lorraine John Moore , . Thomas McLaughlin Sam Lorraine George Fi- Klein Judy Ranahan . Armistice Johnson Luc Lemmg ' ' ' . Margaret Johnson Buddy Scott . Wayne Lorraine Carolyn Coaeld Martha Lee Lola Clifford Dottie Inglis 1 Glen Rowlett . Cupie Clooney Doris Miller . Those assisting in production were: Stage Managers Rose Marie Wesbecker Charles Grooms John Heck Prompter Business Managers Ushers Ronald Croddy Marv S. Strickland Harry Born Music Rose Ann Metzger Dorothy Hassfurder Charles Gionet Director Constance Pawle Bunny Slingsbce . .Jud Jones , . ,Jane Smith A . . Rita Pandros Sadie Applebaum .Mrs. Frankfort , Joyce Farrow Elaine Horton Costume Assistant Mary E. Porter Marianna Hodgers Elizabeth Curtis Mary Helen Klein Bill Goebel Becky King Mary Louise Naill Miss Sherman ROW I-Doris Miller, Martha Lee, Glen Rowlett, Virginia Ahlmark, John Moore Miss Sherman, Fritz Klein, Lue Leming, Dorothy Inglis, Margaret Johnson, Carolyn Cofield. ROW II-Rose Ann Metzger, Ronald Croddy, Elaine Horton, Charles Gienet, Buddv Scott, June Wilson, Becky King, Bill Goebel, Mary Louise Naill, Martha Lee, Tom McLaughlin, Judy Ranahan, John Heck, Rose Marie Wesbeeker, Mary Evelyn Par- ter, Mary Helen Klein, Marianna Hodgers. ROW I-Miss Sherman, Theresa Kasper, Bob Beetem, Virginia Ahlmark, Charles Gionet, Ruth Irwin, Mary Helen Klein. ROW II-John Moore, Dorothy Inglis, Judy Ranahan, Buddy Scott, Ronald Croddy, Marianna I-Iodgers, Mary Evelyn Porter, Marilyn Demaree, Joanna Sherman, Becky King, Bill Goebel, Martha Lee. School Play The Mo.unlain HfIll.Yl' Nlyxfvr-y, one of the most thrilling mysteries, was pre- sented at the Brown Gymnasium on December ll, 1945. The play was centered around the Williams family and relatives. Excitement was produced by an escaping criminal, a false uncle, and a mysterious girl. The play was directed by Miss Sherman. The managers were: Joanna Sherman , , , . , ..,.. Prompter Judy Ranahan . . Rebecca King . ....,. Sound Effects Bob Clegg . . Bill Goebel , . . . ....... Lighting Buddy Scott . , Martha Lee .... , .General Chairman Dorothy Inglis The cast included: Charles Gionet . . . .Maxwell Williams Ruth Irwin ,...... . .Sandra Williams Mary H. Klein . . . .Elizabeth Williams Marilyn Demaree ,.,....,. Mary Sawyer Theresa Kasper . . , ,,..... Peggy Sears Bob Beetem . . .Harold Trueblood Mary E. Porter . Virginia Ahlmarli. Bob Knoebel. . Ronald Croddy. A I John Moore i , . Marianna Hodgers. . , Costumes . , . . , Publicity , , . Publicity Publicity Manager , . ,I-Iilda Jensen .Mysterious Girl , .Mrs. Williams i ,Thomas King . . . ,Andrew Stone , . .Jonathan Ford Girls' Glee Club A democratic aspect of Madison High School's music department, the Girls' Glce Club, was organized this year to provide vocal instruction for students who did not wish to take the selective examination given in other branches. Any student who elected to enroll was given an opportunity to participate. A high standard of work was, neverthe- less, achieved. Activities of the unit included a program for the Parent-Teacher Association in November, Christmas appearances for the Presbyterian Guild and Cragmont church scr- vice, a performance before the Madison Woman's Club in April and a prominent part in the Spring Concert in May. ROW' I'-Donna Gayle Ashley, Mary jane Sauley, Marilyn Demaree. ROW Il-Theresa Kasper, Francis Foxworthy, Mary Bea Lorenz, Anna Rose Lueders Gloria Smith. ROW' III-Joanna Sherman, Betty jo Ackerman, Rose Ann Metzger, Sue Davison, Peggy Bunton, Judy Wingham, Betsy Haas. ROW IV-Mr. Rothert. v r S ,JE A P , N. A Q EW, ., , , . dp 5,1 ru EQ. .5 C3 35 ,TVD U36 Es EQ Ord TE 22 O U - U.-C 33 Q35-4 :Qu PQ .Bam wi so P11 ...Q 2 . Slug gif. EO .ilu -DE Ei :S .V - oo QQ 'Em L4 U-5 QU -40 0.9 io .EM CI:-' .EF .EZ Q2 I5 '-'Q 5,-1 O od tricia Bersch. ,- '03 :E 333,14 N E5 '53 Zi!! 'J is E3 Q..- SP OJ 3:42 MQ aff. -Db. ga ,E SL: 225 Q75 QQ .Q fo Ocn S Q if 312 LQ!!! .U I-I H , 22.2 SE UL UU EE 'U 3-,I Es. 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C D 'U nz U 1-4 D- i: N CD sr: fu n's officers for the year were .2 BJ rs .5 C N OD L. O in -C l ' EC 4-3 ..- DC uf ..- u L. .3 U Elizabeth SCCFCIZIY-IICHSUYCF. Vincent, Hn A Mary sidentg and fe P vice -1 O u Ch CCS. all ITI OI' perf E0 uch an impressive to rettes, added ajo In 35 err, IIII a Jean Be U-I 'U C in uf u jo Ann Short, Norma Harding, Elaine Horton, Norma Overstreet, Judy Wingham, Theresa Kasper. Melody Maids The Melody Maids this year were formed by Theresa Kasper, Judy Wingham, Norma Harding, Elaine Horton, Norma Overstreet, and Jo Ann Short. They partici- pated in various programs during the year such as the Basketball Banquet, the Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc., the Kiwanis Club, the Custer Contest, and the Spring Concert. Their sponsor was Mr. Harold Rothert. Custer Contest The thirty-fifth annual Custer Oratorical Contest was held on May 10 at thf: Brown Gymnasium. All live contestants, the highest members of the graduating class who had attended Madison High School for four years, gave dramatic selections of their own ehosing. james Nichols, who was also eligible, declined and his place went to the next in line. Mary Evelyn Porter, Robert Smith, and Judy Ranahan ranked high but were in- eligible since they had not spent four years at M. H. S. The awards went to: Ist prize-john Moore- The Inmate of the Dungeon. 2nd prize-Becky King- Into a Better Kingdom. Equal rank-Margaret Johnson- Mary, Queen of Scotsng Martha Lee- A Little Childuq Marianna Hodgers- The Bells of Medivaf' Margaret Johnson, Marianna Hodgers, john Moore, Becky King, Martha Lee ,, x mr 'R ff fk 1 - hf iw mae: ' 'K ' BR 1. X ,.,. K L K ggi' W . My ,hr , , W1 Q5 X111 5 1 ,s'g:f5kH5 A gdiglx 'Viv Sw' 1, .4 A . A 3 E Uh :Wax w , Qs. -S' it 1,3 , K ai ' ,'fL. QM' M wwysw SQ? , N2 S' y 've In Memoriam This year, the first season of peacetime basketball since the outbreak of hostilities in 1941, has seen many of the old familiar faces of the letter-men and other of our Alumni returning to their homes from far-flung battle-fronts, once again to see their favorite sport being played as only boys from Indiana can play it. But there are some of the boys who, in years past, not only played for their Alma Mater but also sat in the stands and cheered the Cubs to victory, who will never again see the sport popularly known as, UHOOSIER HARDWOOD MADNESS, for they were lost in the struggle- to maintain the rights of LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. To these boys, IRWIN ANDERSON, GEORGE BLACK, FRANK DUFFY WALTERS, RALPH KNOEBEL, JR., ROBERT FINCH, JOHN M. NEAL, and JOHN CUNDY, we humbly dedicate the athletic portion of our 1946 Annual. The Sports Editors. Coach Eddy For the past seven years, Madison High School's athletic ventures have been directed by two very capable men, Mr. Ray Eddy and C. O. Manaugh. Coach Eddy has piled up a won - lost record with his bas- ketball teams which has never been equaled by any of his predecessors, and Coach Manaugh has done likewise with his second teamsg this year's squad of reserves was the greatest ever, winning 16 and losing but 2. In his seven years at M. H. S., Coach Eddy has compiled this remarkable record: six sectional championships, three re- gional crowns fin successionjg one semi-final championshipg runner-up in the State Finals in 19415 two Southeastern Con- ference basketball championshipsg two S. E. I. C. softball crownsg one S. E. I. C. football championshipg and three in- vitational tourney CNew Years Dayj crowns. In all these glorious victories, Coach Eddy has been superbly assisted by the big, little assistant coach of our school. RAY EDDY I Coach Manaugh C. O. MANAUGH. The inimitable C. O. Coach Manaugh has worked all the boys on these teams who have gained athletic fame since his arrival in 1943, on various fundamentals of football, basket- ball, etc. He is responsible for the development of the second team boys into varsity material. In a large way, hc has de- veloped boys to the point where Coach Eddy can make young men who achieve athletic fame. But these two men not only coach sports. They also de- velop in all their players better character, and help them to want to be better school citizens. Great men? We, of M. I-I. S., certainly think so! This epitaph only in part glorifies them, because, as it has been said: All things cannot be coined into simple words, One can write easily of flowers and birdsg Or still can speak of warm spring daysg But Clvararlrr, try to put fha! into a single phrase. Cub Varszty BILL MOO RHE AD. ' BOB CHE ATHAM. BOB CLEGG. PHIL COLE. TOM MCLAUGHLIN R x Cub Varsity I ' JACK SERVER. AIIM LANDRY. ' ' BUD SCOTT. PHIL KAHN. HAROLD MUNCII Cub Roster Pos. w'r. HT Yns. Exp. cl.Ass JOHN SCOTT JR. .,... ,.,.. F -C 175 6'0 4 SENIOR THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN ..,. C 178 6'4 3 SENIOR PHILIP COLE JR. ..,... . . . G 172 5,7 3 SENIOR WILLIAM MOORHEAD . . . . . G-F 190 6,1 3 JUNIOR JAMES LANDRY ...... , , . G 165 5'8,' 3 JUNIOR PHILIP KAHN, JR.. . . . , G 150 5'9 1 JUNIOR ROBERT CLEGG . , . . . E 165 6'0 1 JUNIOR HAROLD MUNCIE . . . . . . F 147 6'1 1 SOPHOMORE JACK SERVER . . ..,. . , . G 130 5310 1 SOPHOMO'RE ROBERT CHEATHAM . . . . ,F-G 142 5'11 1 JUNIOR Total Points NAME r-'G FT PF -rp JOHN SCOTT. ,.,..,,. 99 62 68 260 TOM MCLAUGHLIN, . . 101 32 44 234 BILL MOORHEAD . 71 21 31 163 PHIL KAHN ,.., 42 33 58 117 BOB CLEGG ,,,.... 33 23 21 89 HAROLD MUNCIE 20 25 19 65 JACK SERVER . . . 19 s zo 43 PHIL COLE . . . 14 11 28 39 JIM LANDRY . , .,,. 9 12 31 30 BOB CHEATHAM . , , 7 3 9 17 T0t1llS . , ..,,. 415 227 330 1057 Regional . ..,.. ,.., . . 39 Grand Total Points. , 1096 Season s Record T oPPoNEN'r M.:-Ls. oPPoNEN'r Vevay . 54 .... , . Batesville , , . North Vernon . 38 . . , , , Greensburg . . . . , Columbus , . 42 ,... .Lnwrenceburg , . Scoffsbufg BLIND TOURNEY Lawrenceburg . . . . . Seymour-January 1. Salem ' 52 ,. ,Seymour ....,. Scottsburg ' 36 ..,. , . New Albany . . Final Aurora . . , Aurora SECTIONAL Salem V V I Q I Q 42 .,.. , . Hanover . , . . , . , Jeifersonville V E 65 .... . . , North Madison .,,, . . , , North Vernon - Q . .. .... Deputy ......... ... . . Bmwnstown .. . b 36 . . .,.. Scottsburg . . . Final Franklin . , . , , . . REGIONAL Huntingburg . . , 39 ..,. .... C olumbus .,,. . . Statistics This year's band of high scoring Cubs, in piling up 1096 points, broke just about every record ever attained in Madison High School in the statistics department. They not only out- shot their opponents 415 to 254 field goals for a margin of 161 fielders, but they also dropped in 227 points from the charity stripe, while their adversaries were able to garner but 155 gratis tosses, for a margin of 72 free pitches. From the per- sonal foul standpoint, the charges of Cub mentor, Ray Eddy, totaled 41 less miscues than did their opponents, the count be- ing 330 for the Red and White, to 371 for all their foes. The Bruins' defensive ability was well proven this year, as they held their opponents to an aggregate sum of 716 points, for an average of 28 points per contest, while ringing up a total of 44 per game for themselves. I-Iuntingburg's Happy Hunters, always a high scoring out- Ht, were the only team to score more than 15 field goals against Eddy's crew this year. The Hunters scorched the ccrds with 23 fielders, but this mark was the exception rather than the rule, as the Cubs held most of their foes to between 9 and 12 field goals per game. , Playing 13 conference games, the Cubs were victorious in 11 of them, they lost to Salem and Scottsburg by meager mar- gins of 41-38 and 30-29, respectively. Although dropping these two contests the Cubs later gained revenge from Salem, as they defeated the Lions 52-35 on the Madison floor, and avenged the Scottsburg loss, dropping Whiskey', Feeler's Warriors 36-35 in the finals of the sectional tourney. During the regular season, Coach Eddy's boys handed the Warriors their only set-back, when they defeated them 29-19 at Scotts-- burg. The Eddymen scored an aggregate total of 576 points in the conference this year, and held their opponents to 370 markers 'for an offensive average of 44 points and a defensive mark of 28. These scores helped the Cubs rank first in con- ference offensive averages, and second, defensivelyg their mar- gin of victory in first place slot this year. Sectional Madison drew Hanover's County Champion Bulldogs in the first game of the sectional held at the Brown Gym, and were pressed for three quarters before defeating the Dogs, 42-28. After North Madison had eliminated Central 28-23, Scottsburg's Warriors elim- inated Saluda 39-15, Dupont was put out by Austin 38-30, and -Deputycrushed Paris Crossing 38-15, setting the stage for Madison's resounding whacking-of North Madison 65-22. Madison had an easy time, leading at every quarter, 19-2, 35-12, and 4183-18. Scottsburg began the semi-finals by defeating Austin by a Whisker, 28-24, then Madison came on to crush Deputy 63-7: quarter scores were 15-5, 32-5, and 45-7, all Madison's. This victory pitted arch rivals, Scottsburg and Madison in the finals. The Cubs were off to the races early, but Feeler's Warriors almost closed the gap late in the game. Madison led at the first stop 17-9, and held a 25-17 halftime advan-- tage, only to see Scottsburg come within striking distance the third quarter 33-28. With two minutes left in the game, Scottsburg forged in front 34-33, then Jack Server cracked a long, high arched shot from the middle of the floor to put the Cubs ahead 35-34 with a minute left. Amick, Scottsburg's guard, was fouled, and he proceeded to drop in one of two free throws to tie the proceedings 35-35 with 40 seconds remaining and all in- dications pointed to an overtime, when Bob Clegg was fouled by Lloyd Everitt of Scotts- burg, and counted a free throw to send Madison ahead 36-35. Madison got the ball and Scottsburg fouled, then elected to take the ball out of bounds, and the Cubs stalled the rest of the game to win 36-35 and become 1946 sectional champions. Regional The Cubs dropped the Hrst game of the regional to the dead eyed Columbus Bulldogs by a score of 53-39. Franklin defeated Sandcreek 50-24 and went on to subdue Columbus 29-21 in the finals. ' ROW I-Mr. Manaugh, Coachg Norbert Schultz, Kenneth Lee, Raymond Green, Thnma Cheatham, john Cain, Bill Johann. ROW' ll-Richard Eaglin, junior Monroe, Oscar Tullis, james We1'be, Bill Karst, Ed ward Orrill. ROW' lll-Cooper Buchanan, Student Mgr: john Kasper, George Colield, Student Mgr Second T eam This year's second team, holding the best won and lost record of any M. H. S. reserve team for many years, divided its season, unlike Rome, into only two parts, the lopsided half, in which they won all their games by comfortable margins, and the win in by a whisker half, or that portion of the season in which they won practically all their games by a scant one or two points. Coach C. 0. Manaugh's Little Cubs, after opening their season with victories over North Vernon and Vevay, lost a ZSLZZ decision to Columbus, then went on a ram- page, hanging up a 13game win streak before being downed by Lawrenceburg 36-27 in the last game of the year. The big wheelsi' for the Cubs this year were Junior Monroe, who scored 144 points to lead the reservesg Oscar Tullis, who threw in 903 Buck Cheatham, racking up 80, Kenny Lee, who made 78g and john Kasper and Jim Werbe who scored 31 and 29, respectively. Others scoring this season were Raymond Green, lanky center, 133 Norbert Schultz and Ed Orrill, S, john Cain, 45 and Bill Johann, 2. Dick Eaglin and Bob Karst, although not scoring, contributed much to the success of the reserve squad. I n terclass Basketball By virtue of their 32-29 triumph over the sophomores, the juniors emerged with the interclass tourney crown this year. The sophomores, leading at every quarter. 10-0. 22-7. 27-17. and 39-21 at the gun, advanced to the finals against the juniors. who trounced the seniors 24-14. Quarter scorts were 4-2. 10-4, and 15-7. all in favor of the juniors. The final game was a tight contest all the way. The juniors led at the end of the first quarter 7-4. but the sophs came back to the lead at the half 21-I I. Led by O. Tullis, the third-year men came back to the lead at the third step 24-22. then went on to win 32-29. The seniors defeated the frosh 36-12 in the consolation game. leading at every period. 7-1. 16-2, and 26-12. The juniors were awarded gold basketballs in recognition of their victory. Coaches were jim Landry. juniorsg Bill Moorhead. sophomores: Toni McLaughlin. seniors: and Phil Cole, freshmen. Phil Kahn. Bob Clegg. and Bob Cheatham advanced to the varsity from the junior squad, while Harold Muncie and -lack Server stepped up from the sophs. ROW' I-john Hoffman, Robert Clegg, XY'illiam Riser. Robert Cheatham. ROW' ll-Frank Armstrong. Oscar Tullis. Richard Vaughn, Phil Kahn, -james Landry Coach. ROW' l--Robert Cheatham, llames Landry, john Scott, Charles Gionct. David O'Neal. ROW' ll-W'illiam Goebel, tlames Nichols, Thomas Cheatham, Harold Muncie, Phil Cole. RUW' lll-Norbert Schultz, Oscar Tullis, Bill Moorhead, slacli Server, Mr. Eddy. Coach. Softball Although playing only tsne regularly scheduled game this year, the Cubs' softball squad benefitted much from the experience of this contact and went on to win the S. E. l. C. softball crown, in the first tourney for the past four years, winning from Batesville, 7-2, and defeating the Salem Lions 3-2 in the finals. Salem and lirownstirvvn initiated hostilities for the tourney which was held at Madison on Kiwanis liield, and the Lions emerged victorious 7-1. in the only game of the morning session, then Madison's Cubs came back in the first game of the afternoon session to trounce the favorite Batesville Bulldogs, 7-2, in a game which showed the Clubs' superiority over the boys from upstate. ln the second encounter of the afternoon, the Salem Lions hung up their second vvin of the meet by shading the Paoli Ramblers S--l. Paoli forged ahead early in the game, but the Lions whittled away at their lead and eventually emerged victorious, therefore earning the right to compete against Madison in the finals. Madison showed that they had earned the right to be champions in this game, when. after they had been placed behind, 2-0, in the first inning, they came baclt in the fourth inning to score three runs on successive hits by Cole, Scott, Gionet, and O'Neal. After this the Cubs defensive ball came into the limelighfas they knocked hard drives off the bats of the Lions, and made beautiful catches of long flies t0 win 3-Z, and return the softbal trophy to the Cubs' trophy room for the first time since 1941. Baseball Again baseball was one of M. H. S.'s major sports, being played for the first time in five years. A record of 3 wins and 4 detfeats was clmlked up by the Cubs, giving Vevay beatings twice and Austin once, and making our downfalls with two losses to Aurora, once to Lawreuceburg and once to Austin. Next year the Cubs should have an excellent season since only nine members of the squad are graduating. Out of the graduating nine, four were regulars. ROW' I-Bob Cheatham, -lack Server, Phil Cole, Oscar Tullis, jim Landry, Norbert Schultz. ROV' ll-Fritz Klein, Glen Rowlett, Tom Cheatham, Frank Klopp, Dave O'Neal, Alr. U. Monroe, Bill Goebel, Jimmy Nichols. ROW III-Coburn jackson, Buddy Scott, Charles Gionet, john Bott, Tommy Nichols, Bill Kiser, Coach R. W. Hodgers. ROXV 'l-Williaiii Bear, Paul Goebel, Raymond Green, James Craig, Charles Orriil, Frank Armstrong, Robert Clegg, Ralph Sooy, Charles Smith. ROW' II-Ralph Storm, George Wolfsclilag, George Coheld, Clark Ketterman, Bob -lames, jack Wallace, john Cain, Robert Karst. ROW' III-Robert Knoebel, Charles Grooms, James We1'be, Edward Orrill, Harold Mun- cie, XVilliam Ross, Everett McDowell, Vincent Goebel. ROW' IV-Emmett Kelly, Richard Vaughn, Williana Moorhead, John Heck, Oscar Bear, XY illiam Johann, George W'esbecker, Kenneth Lee. T rack Matiistin Hgh Schtiilk track team, after being the under-dogs for the past live years, came baclx this year and turned in an exceptionally fine record. The Cubs of this year won two out of their three dual meets, finished second in a triangular meet, and wound up fourth in the aanual S. E. l. C. tracla meet, held at Scottsburg. The Cubs opened their season with the strong Seymour Owls, and due to lack of practice, were defeated by the large margin of 84-21. For their next engagement, Madi- son's thinly clads journeyed to Scottsburg for a dual meet with the perennial strong Warriors, and after the smolte had cleared, the Cubs were victorious. S4-53. A week later, the Cubs trelaked to Aurora for a triangular meet with Aurora and the Lawrence- burg Tigers, and tinished second with 48 'ig points, Aurora winning the affair. As their year's Finale, the Bruins once more went to Scottsburg, this time for the conference track meet. Although Salem won the meet, Madison made an exceptionally fine showing, finishing fourth with 22 'fi points to their credit, and winning a First place in both the broad jump and the pole vault. Earning letters this year were Bill Moorhead, hurdles: Bob Clegg, broad jumpg Bob james, pole vaultg Phil Kahn, dashesg Bill Bear, mile rung Oscar Bear, half-mile: Joe Hill, high jump, Frank Armstrong, shot putg Charles Cain, shot putt and Charles Orrill, middle-distances. The three lettermen who will be lost by graduation this year are Charles Cain, joe Hill, and Oscar Bear. Much credit must go to them for their fine performance in the years they have served their school in the field df athletics. Lettermen JIM LANDRY, '47, Football, Baseball Basketball. BOB CLEGG, '47, Basketball, Track. -IACK SERVER, '48, Basketball, Baseball. BILL BEAR, '49, Track. FRANK ARMSTRONG, '47, Track. HAROLD MUNCIE, '48, Basketball. TOM MeLAUGHLIN, '46, Basketball. BUD SCOTT, '46, Basketball, Football, Baseball. XVILLIAM MOORHEAD, '47, Basketball, Football, Track. FRITZ KLEIN, '46, Football, Basketball Student Mgr. PHIL COLE, '46, Football, Baseball, Basketball. CHARLES CHOXWNING, '47, Football Student Mgr. ROBERT CHEATHAM, '47, Baseball, Basketball. james Landry, Robert Clegg, xlaek Server, Bill Bear, Frank Armstrong, Harold Munei Tom McLaughlin, john Scott, Bill Moorhead, George F. Klein, Phil Cole, Charles Chow ning, Robert Cheatham. Charles Chowning, Georgannu Gray, Dorothy Hnssfurder, Dick Dem:1r:e. Cheer Leaders Each year, at the beginning of the basketball season, the student body elects two boys and two girls to serve as cheer leaders. This year the four yell leaders whom the students voted as their choice were: Georganna Gray, Dorothy Hnssfurder, Lloyd Risk, jr., and Dick Demaree. In December Dunie Risk was married and retired from our M. H. S. halls. Dottie, Dickie, and George, however, continued to lead our cheers competently throughout the season. At sectional time, Charles Chowning, one of last year's yell leaders, returned to M. H. S. and joined the squad. So now itls our turn to give three rousing cheers for our cheer leaders. M. H. S. Alumni-1862-1 945 CLASS GF 1862: Wm. N. Fitch, Mm. Henry Rogers, Emma Morehouse. CLASS OF 1863: Jennie Cockran, Sarah Marshall, Asa Hunt, Mary Jewell, Joseph Chapman, Kate Reid, Elisha Whitehead, George Chapman, Alois Holstein. CLASS OF 1864: Anna Langtree. CLASS OF 1865: Mary Cotton, Alice Conway, Emma Charlesworth, Isabell Duncan. CLASS OF 1866: Mary Caplinger, Hattie Ong, Thomas N. Callaway, Ida Zuck, Smith N. Collins. CLASS OF 1867: Sarah J. Thomas, Dora Temple. CLASS OF 1868: Wm. Voorhies Clark, Lucian H. Richardson, Thomas T. Davidson, Lizzie Dill, Jennie Culbertson, Clara Thompson. NO CLASS IN 1869. CLASS OF 1870: Kate M. Caplinger, Ness Lanham, Josephine Shaddy, Helen Lewis, Mary Calloway, Jennie Hurl- but, Anna Charlesworth, Sallie Reynolds, Mary Mathews. 1 CLASS OF 1871: Lilia Foster, Josie Rushton, Lucretia Phillips, Eva Phillips, Lillian Pearson, Dora McCoy, Wm. Alonzo Stanton, Sara A. Worden. CLASS OF 1872: Vena Arbuckle, Lizzie Greyble, Jennie Duncan, EHie Duncan, Sarah Benson, Eliza Maria Thomp- son. NO CLASS IN 1873. CLASS OF 1874: Cora Daniels, Charles R. Barnes, Emma Vauter, Minnie B. Traux. CLASS OF 1875: Della Culbertson, Julia Rushton Deputy, Mary G. Taylor, Eliza Sering. CLASS OF 1876: Ella Arbuckle, Sulie Ralston, Birdie Clough, Nettie B. Hubbs, Nettie Ralston. CLASS OF 1877: Lydia B. Middletown, Bertha B. Taylor, Emma L. Rushton, Lizzie L. Vorhees, Nellie Sanxay. CLASS OF 1878: Mattie D. Dougherty, Lue B. Sullivan, Alice M. Hulbert, Lulie L. Smock, Sallie C. Hubb. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1879: Laura M. Arbuckle, John L. Clough, Judie Bright, Katie R. Cochran, Emma Clegg, Callie J. Harrison. CLASS OF 1880: Nettie M. Colegate, Nellie Grayson, JosieL. Hutchings, Emma M. Davis, Ida Hennessey, Emma R. Vorhees, Annie L. Duncan, Maud Hitchings. CLASS OF 1881: Jennie Elliott, Sophronia S. Lewis, Minnie Weiir, Frank P. Gerbest, Clara E. Rahe, Lizzie Williams, Cora A. Hennessey, Luelle Weir. CLASS OF 1882: Kitty Alling, Kate Cochran, Ella Early, Agnes Sanxay, Fannie Vaile, Anna Josephine Crosby, El- mer E. Scott, Cora Cross, Stella Stanley, Charles Allison, Nettie Hurlbert, Hallie Bright, Hattie Joyce. CLASS OF 1883: Isa Davidson, Fallie C. Wood, Helen D. Stanton, William D. Sullivan, Ada G. Rushton, Ida Grei- ner, Fannie C. Morton. CLASS OF 1884: Fannie Claplinger, John C. Palmer, Mary Cornett, Charles F. Rea, Mamie Gavitt, Lizzie Richert, Gertie Greiner, Fannie Ross, Anna L. Marquis, Maggie Stockhouse, Dora Marks. CLASS OF 1885: Carrie Calloway, Florence Harper, William H. Phillips, Belle Doig, Alice Grossman, Lenora Schwab, Nettie Francisco, Clara Grebe, Mollie Leepper, Anna Weir, Nora Henninger, Charles Middleton, Jessie Smith, Sadie Ida Catherine Hammel. CLASS OF 1886: , Will B. Aten, Rachael Kronenberger, Agnes Cornett, Laura Peterman, Gertrude Gibson, Charles Stanton, Fannie G. Glenn, ,Mattie Skillman, Clarissa Hammel, Sarah Sullivan, Leah Kronenberger, Belle Wallace. CLASS OF 1887: Emma Brashear, Lillie Muse, Nora Gibson, Lillie Henry, Grace Gahr, Etta Crozier, Jesse Gunliffe. CLASS OF 1888: Maud H. Branham, Rose Lovinger, Elizabeth M. Stanley, Minnie Wallace, Margaret DeMoss Fitch, Bertha V. Swope, Grace Tibbets, Lulu Dickson, Carrie, Peace, Stella Marie Skaggs, Grace Chapman Maude Mahatfey, Clara C. Price, Lydia G. White, Carrie Davison, Robert T. McClroy, Florence C. Schick, Orilla Williams, Carrie Glaser, Alice M. Quigley, Albert B. Voiles. CLASS OF 1889: Benjamine Baer, Ida Hillabold, Robert S. Stanton, Bertha Hennessey, D. May Gray, Minnie Kron- enberger, Joseph Stanley, Adela Leland, John Sterns. CLASS OF 1890: Clara Aten, Grace Hay, Brainard Platt, Nora Schofield, Mayme Greusling, Flora Schelke, Virginia Given, Nellie Hitz Stanton, Olive Sanxav. Florence Smiley, Earle Martin, Theodore Sullivan. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1891: Kathryn Barton, Florence Cisco, Adelaide Dorsey, Anna Frieddley, Ida Hitz, Bessie Middleton, Margaret S. Crozier, Sallie E. Thomas, Jesse Bowman, Lulie M. Dietz, Pauline H. Ernst, Elizabeth H. Gatton, Agnes Hutchings, Grace Myers, Josephine Schumann, Ella Bras, Agnes M. Doig, Lillie B. Foltz, Fred C. Hennessy, Ada McGregor, Marion Robinson, Annie A. Tait. CLASS OF 1892: Nellie Barber, Etta Hoffstadt, Thresa Richerts, Alice Robertson, Bettie Thompson, Maggie Bur- lage, Thomas Hoifman, Nellie Roberts, Edward S. Roberts, Carrie Weyer, Lizzie Herbst, Robert Mc- Kenna, Charles Robinson, Abbie Townsend. NO CLASS IN 1893. CLASS OF 1894: Eva Buchanan, Kate Snyder, Nellie Elliott, Cordia Tate, Edna Whallon, Pearl Shannon, Louie Wallace. CLASS OF 1395: Mamie Bishop, Anna Heck, Mamie Hoffstadt, Ferd Litterer, Carrie Mitchell Hayden, Abbie Sering Moffett, Cora Voires, Anna Gardner Cravens, Stella Hitz Whiting, Ethel Jewell, Helen Lodge, Louis Ross, Gertrude Smock, Lola Williams, Fritz B. Ernst, John Hoffman, Bertha Kronenberger, Inez Long, Fannie Scheik, Pauline Tague. CLASS OF 1896: Gertie Bowman, Suza Brinkworth, Richard W. Buchanan, Ines Carr, Mable Creamer, Bertha Crosby, Margaret Crosby, Louise Diederich, Rebekah Drake Hugh Goode Garber, Beatrice Garlinghouse. Florence Glaser, May Brundage, Mayme Glass, Ella Hampton, Eddie Heuse, Will Leland, David P. Le- land, Fannie L. Meuser, Alvin Montgomery, Emma P. Black, Irene Reiser, Margaret Sering, Salome Shannon, Pauline Townsend. CLASS OF 1897: Frederick C. Alling, Fannie V. Barrett, May Bell, Leota Bowman, Jeannette Chadwick Davis, Ag- nes Cochrane, Mary Corya, Walter Dietz, Nellie DeMuth, Carl Dow, Daisy Ernst, Michael Garter, Ethel Gardner, Bessie Hampton, Margaret Johnson, Frances Hennessy, Tom McGregor, Ford Moore, Roland Rennee, Frank Stewart, Sabina Townsend, Mayme Wallace, Elizabeth Wilson, Arthur E. Wooden. CLASS OF 1898: Ella B. Branham, Agnes Carr, Hattie C. Cross, Will S. Dow, Mary H. Firth, Helen Francisco Robin Graham, Mayme Griffin, Maud Hammond, Lula Harris, Bessie Hitz, Lucy Hughs, Zoe Mitchings: Helen Hennessey, Mabel Johnson, Charles Leonard, Emma Meyer, Gertrude F. Miller, Daisy Nash, Strus- sie Nash, Mayme Phillips, George Sherlocke, James L. Snyder, Paul Snyder, Bessie Stackhouse, Ben Stewart Emma Stuart, Lulie Winnefeld. CLASS OF 1899: Anna Barton, Cora Brump, Florence Conway, Grace Cochrane, Maud Grayson, Katie Hughes, Rey- nolds Cosby, Phillip Kestner, Bert Lay, Mabel Moore, Lida Price, Agnes Rea, George Rea, Henry Scofield, George Simpson, Anna Smith, Hodges Sherlocke, Mary Van Horn Ashley, Jeannette Wilson, Robert Rea. CLASS OF 1900: Clifford Ach, Stewart Blasingham, Emery Bowen, Myrtle Courtney, Joe Ernst, Mamie Glauber, Joe Griffin, Walton Hampton, Daisy Jamison, Richard Johnson, Rosetta Johnson, George Middleton, Lola Ryker, Elsie Schooley, Pearl Spotts, Charlotte Stanley, Gertrude Sullivan, Robert Swan, Estella Wallace, Jessie Wood, Walter W'ooden. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1901: Maud Allen, George Bersch, Lina Bowman, Alice Camerer, Alex Golden, Emma Heuse, Martha Hill, Guy Matthews, Flora Price, Korah Lounsbury, Howard Wallace, Alfred Wood, John Wilson. CLASS OF 1902: Alice Straub, May Copeland, Lemuel Richert, Laura Rea, Grace Martin, Bessie Williams, Grace Ringwald, Susie Stewart, May Blackard. CLASS OF 1903: Blanche A. Cisco, Benjamin F. Davis, Mary Hill, Ethel Jamison, Clara Miller Lauer, Mantie Mont- gomery, F. Helen Nesslage, Jeanette E. Simpson, H. Belle Watlington, Richard B. Cooney. CLASS OF 1904: Mary Anger, Arthur Ach, Dot B. Barnes, Oscar Demaree, Thomas Finnegan, Clara Heuse, Neil Hinton, Ray Hoffstadt, Leota Lochard, Emma Millar, Oscar Rahe, John Rankin, Howard Richardson, Howard Turpin, Anna Sauer, Stella Straub, Maud Wolf. CLASS OF 1905: Ella Crawford, Rose Dickerson, Harriett Angeline Davis, Walter A. Greiner, Rachel E. Haigh, Alice E. Henry, Edith Johnson, Julia R. Klein, Fred W. Lotz, Dorothy- Brooke Lotz. CLASS OF 1906! Wm. Miller. CLASS OF 1907: Mary Bowman, Ethel Calloway, Lena Camerer, William Cochran, Kathrine Crawford, Fred Diede- rich, Florence Friedersdorf, Gertrude Gordon, Elizabeth Gossom, Virginia Hitz, Mary Hughes, William Klein, Nadine Millican, George Osner, William Rahe, Willa Walker, Lila Willhoite, Lottie Wolf. CLASS OF 1908: Will Anderson, Horton Barber, Moses Cochrane, Everett George, Phillip Kahn, Julian Klein, Will- iam Kremer, Harry Lemen, John Lotz, Lawrence Matthews, Herbert Metzger, Harold Patton, Dell Stei- gerwald, Chester Williams, Robert Williams, Laura Bach, Josephine Dadzow, Mary Driggs, Nellie Fer- guson, Marguerite Gibson, Georgia Haumesser, Corinne Johnson, Mary Kermen, Carrie Moffett, Edith Stewart, Jeanette Tester, Lyland Tevis, Grace Wood, Nellie Wallace. NO CLASS IN 1909. CLASS OF 1910: Charles Anger, Stella Brooks, Ethel Copher, Gladys Cox, Stella Cravens, Howard Douglas, Edna Ferguson, Clara Finnegan, Erwin Flora, Fred Flynn, Edna Greiner, Charles Grooms, Carl Grossman, An- na Harper, Juliet Hoffstadt, Frank Holzhaur, Evelyn Hood, Mabel Jessup, Helen Leland, Henry Lyons, Helen McGregor, Bertha Metzger, Mary Phillips., Fred Pommerehn, Alice Radcliffe, Florence Rea, Cora Renfro, Ethel Rivaud, Wallace Robertson, Gertrude Rousch, Blanche Ryker, Leota Stott, Mary Wilson, Robert Yunker. !CLASS OF 1911: Carl Bach, Cleon Colgate, David Cox, Glenn Hewitt, Oscar Hunger, Julian Keller, Harold Lotz, 'Tom Luckett, Vinton Matthews, John Niessee, Levant Sample, Robert Stanton, Robert Thomas. I NGLIS HAS IT IF IT'S FOUND IN A DRUG STORE KAHN'S VARIETY 8: GIFT SHOP We please most of the people most of the time. Compliments of HOME HEATING CO. Compliments ot COLEMAN CO. 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Madison Indiana NEWMAN TAXI Phone 126 907 W. Main St. A Compliments of M. W. RISK 6? SON BODY AND FENDER WORK Corner Third and Jefferson Birds-Eye Frosted F oods WEH'NER'S MODERN GROCERY STANLEY SHOPPE Smart Feminine Apparel Madison - - - Indiana BETTY MUNDT CANDIES Home Made Candies and Ice Cream Compliments of THOMPSON and GLASS WETZEL'S DRUG STORE Phone 396 W. H. Wetzel J. H. Fertig Compliments of KOLB TIRE SERVICE WHITE STAR BUS LINE 4 ROUND TRIPS DAILY Phone 109-L Alumni continued CLASS OF 1912: Anna Bangerter, Nell Bingham, Libby Clements, Katherine Dolan, Martha Dietz, Mabel Ford, Blanche Garber, Maude Greiner, Mary Frances Hargan, Helen Hughes, Mildred Huntington, Helen John- son, Bernice Knoebel, Madeline Laidley, Glenn Law, Verna Paugh, Nell Pogue, Marie Rapp, Margaret Robertson, Gertrude Schroeder, Margaret Scott, Frieda Schwab, Minnie Schwab, Gladys Shipman, Bernice Stern, Helen Sulzer, Margaret Vail, Ollene Whealey, Eleanor Wyatt. CLASS OF 1913: Mary Reul Barnes, Carrick F. Cochran, Florence Emilie Demaree, Agnes Marie Donlan, Anna Catherine Fehr, Hazel Belle Furbush, Howard G. Haak, Richard Charles Heck, Merwin R. Holtzman, Helen Rosalia Jamieson, Alfrieda Anna Kalb, Lelia G. Lamb, Helen Charlotte Lotz, Mayme Elizabeth Rivaud, Nellie Beatrice Rivaud, Alvin L. Rogers, Mabel Ryker, John H. Sauer, Cphelia Elizabeth Schna- itter, Golden Pruitt Skeldon, Margaret Gertrude Stillhammer, Mary Spaulding, May Demaree Tevis,. CLASS OF 1914: Edna C. Augustine, Daisy Elizabeth Adams, Theresa B. Bierck, Stanley Cochrane, Ada Randall Colgate, Elzia Cummiskey, Bess Davison, Mary Ellison Francisco, Laura F. Gertz, Howard S. Hitz, Helen Martha Hatch, Charles P. Heck, Carolyn Victoria Hargan, Carmon Ercil Hankins, Ellen Geen Harper, Mildred Bertha Hummel, Vera V. Hammel, Wilhelmine Hazel Heimsath, Chris Herbig, Edna Marie Kest- ner, Marcella B. Keller, Simeon E. Leland, Beatrice Stewart Lanham, Cecile B. Leakey, John S. Matthews, Boyce R. Morrow, Everett Phillips, Fancis Prenatt, Earl R. Rogers, Nina Alliene Ryker, Robert W. Shaughessy, John P. Shaughnessy, Eugene C. Sauer, Edith Sauer, Frieda Regina Schelke, R. Lewis Stern, Ethel V. Shockley, Mildred Evan Tibbets, Rhoyden F. Vawter, Martha Cassandra Winter. CLASS OF 1915: Alice M. Adams, Donald Reul Bear, Eleanor Annitta Beerck, Goldie M. Bird, Wallace Bishop, William C. Bowman, Roy E. Brown, Irene Victoria Bucknell, Nora Frances Bucknell, Ella Rhea Carson, William Aaron Clay, Jessie Anderson Copher, Burton N. Eaglin, Robert Sering Ernst, John Robert Fagan, Anna Louise Finnegan, Alliene Ruth Garlinghouse, Gladys Marie Grayson, Nadine E. Harr, Claire Mar- garet Hitz, Mabel O. Housefield, John Moffett Inglis, Albert Johnson, Mary Antoinette Keller, Mary E. Leland, Bernard Charles Lotz, Frieda Dorthea Lotz, Bessie B. Lyon, Mildred Marie McKenna, Alice Joyce Millar, Elsie Catherine Mersdorf, Charles Aaron Nichols. CLASS OF 1916: Maud Anderson, Winifred Glenn Ashby, Tressie Oella Augustin, Rayburn Castle Austin, Ruth Amethyst Bellamy, Joseph Randell Colgate, Aldean Copeland, Charles Rogers Creamer, Sena Marie Dow, Irine Marie Dunne, Raymond Earl Francisco, Leo Marguerite Haskell, Edward Forrest Holtzman, Paul- ine Ruth Hughes, Mary Bryan Jackson, Charles Richard Klein, Lora Florence Lee, Charles Clifford Mc- Cullough, David H. Noble, Nettie Agnes Ralston, Mary Grace Sauer, Harry Bernard Shaughnessy, Edna Opal Sherman, Ella Agnes Stuart. CLASS OF 1917: Hazel Bessie Augustin, Bernice Bucknell, Leah Victoria Barber, Charles Alois Beerck, Cullifr Brook, Jessie Mae Buchanan, George S. Cowlam, Robert Caplingef, Rosetta Cummiskey, Linda Williams, Clements, James William Gus Campbell, Alfred Schofield Donat, Earl E. Douglas, Bertha Dell Eaglin, William Frederick Friedersdorff, Ruth Ernestine Hanna, James Hargan, Harry A. Horton, Margie Ann Hancock, Mary Elizabeth Hoefling, Adelaide M. Jones, Charles Russell Kleopfer, Mabel Claire Litson. Louis Coleraine Mclntyre, Harold McKenna, Harriet Criegler Meolasson, Accia S. Martin, Floyd Earl Meek, Jessie M. Mechem, Millburn W. Mickel, Alene Marie Oliver, Mary Elizabeth Pratt, Alyne Frances Pate, Clara Elizabeth Ringwald, Maud Hammond Schad, Goldie E. Smith, Margaret Steinberger, Ben Morris Strother, Marion M. Singer, Edward Skeldon, Eleanor Armstrong Tevis, Virginia Tevis, Martin Earl Turner, Marie Vaughn, Charles Wainscott, Barbara Wunderlich, Marie K. Yunker. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1918: Thomas Carlyle Antrobus, Roy Black, Varience Tremma Brett, Myrtle Mary Bucknell, Agnes Lil- lian Demaree, Howard Hunter Denton, Ruth Donat, Pauline Virginia Ernest, Wilhelmena Edith Furnish, Paul Edwin Fewell, Mildred Lucille Grayson, Robert Edward Haak, Merritt Colgate Harper, Sarah Louise Heath, Glenn Fairbanks Hewitt, Glenna L. Joyce, Clara Edna Lanham, Mabel Lanham, John Ellison McGuire, Ernistine Marie Miller, Maude Mildred Miles, Francis Leroy Peck, Nellie E. Robbins, Mari- anna Schoheld, Roy H. Server, Anna Marie Smith, Donald H. Weyer, Dorcas Willyard, Maydene Woodfill. CLASS OF 1919: Hilda Armand, Helen Margaret Crozier, T. Garrett Donlan, Nesda Louvada Garlinghouse, Her- bert N. Gourley, Margaret Emily Horton, Richard M. Johnson, Louise Johnson, Herman Lester Jessup, Collette Blanche Keller, Benjamin Gertz Lotz, Stanley J. Leland, Maurine J. Merritt, Norma Louise Mil- ler, Mildred Mickel, Margaret Shannon Reed, Marie Stodghill, Helen Rodgers Sauer, Samuel Sauley, Charles S. Stanton, Anna Sauley, Robert K. Schelke. Charles William Schnabel, Henry Nathan Sauer, Thomas P. Vincent, Dorothy Vail, Wray Randolph Waters, Sophie Louise Wunderlick. CLASS OF 1920: Hilda Armand, Hazel Barber, Harry Benson, Margaret Buchanan, Helen Chandler, Sidney Cofield, Fred Coleman, William Colgate, Sam Colgate, Bernard Copeland, Edith Demaree, Helen Demaree, Charles Dunn, Hilda Dunn, Louise Eckert, Louis Friedersdorf, Aline Gerdes, Edward Hunger, Myrtle James, Roy Keller, Myra Lemen, Helen Litson, Vivian Magers, Ruth Martin, Joseph Maxwell, Lucille Miles, Joc Moorhead, Mabel Morrow, Mary Morrow, Paul Peddie, Louise Pullem, Grace Ralston, Laura Jean Ralston, Marcella Ralston, Rueben, Schirmer, Francis Schofield, Alice Schnabel, Charlotte Schwab, Margaret Scott, Lowell Smith, Freda Stevenson, Esther Taylor, Hannah B. Tibbets. CLASS OF 1921: Raymond Barber, Wesley Bear, Edward Bird, Edith Black, Lucie Mae Brett, Arline Buchanan, Mae Buchele, Harold Cochrane, Nadine Cox, Lesta Crawford, Della Cross, Gaylord Crozier, Brooks Davis, :i'Robert Demarce, Margaret Dixon, Redford Dorsey, Daisy Ernst, Sam Feuerstin, Bertha Geile, Agnes Graham., Mary Helen Haigh, Raymond Jessup, Mary Kampc, Hannah Mclntyre, Genieve McNeal, Daniel McGuire, Mary Maupin, Lloyd Neal, Lola Phillips, May Phillips, Charles Pratt, Arthur Pullem, Earl Ringwalt, Catherine Roe, Martha Schlereth, John Scott, Raymond Sherman, Stanley Shober, Evelyn Smith, Anna Stanley, Elmer Sulzer. CLASS OF 1922: Harry Baum, Gertrude Baxter, Lucille Bovard, Anna Ceclia Ford, Russel G. Hoefling, Richard Vawter Irwin, Howard E. Lanham, Wilma K. McCord, Elinor M. Manville, Randall Moreland, Martha Mundt, Delia Snyder, Milton R. Snyder, Roger I.. Steinberger, William G. Steinhardt, Mary Ellen Stewart, James Douglass Tyson, Robert Charles White, Herbert Charles Zearing. CLASS OF 1923: Edith L. Baxter, Raymond Orison Bowman, Sarah Elizabeth Brushfield, Horace Buchanan, How- ard Buchanan, Mildred Elizabeth Buchanan, Louis G. Bumen, Carolyn Elizabeth Cochrane, Leroy Conner, Edna Cooney, :iRaymo-nd James Cope, Warren H. Coppage, Louise Cowan, Wi'son Doig, :i'James H. Demaree, Marion B. Ford, William Gallagher, Bess Hampton Garber, Stourton Geile, Ralph Horton, Ray- mond M. Jones, Gertrude H. Klein, Catherine E. Krue, Maurine Frances Lee, Lois Edyth Lindsay, Frances Virginia Litson, Edna Lora McGlasson, Margaret E. McGuire, Elizabeth Hendricks Moffett, Suzanne Le- nore Moffat, Lloyd Gilbert Neal, Joseph H. Niesse, WC. Frederick Phillips, Agnes T. Ralston, Mary J. Ralston, Garfield Rogers, Roy Rogers, Shirley Rogers, Elizabeth Roe, Lottie C. Schirmer, Cooper Schler- eth, William Schnabel, Jr., Foreste E. Smith, Marie E. Snyder, Pauline E. Spaulding, Virginia Kathryne Turner, Mabel Louise Wagener, Mary Ella Williamson. ii Those who served in World War II. Fi Alumni continued , CLASS OF 1924: Mildred Louise Augustin, Maysel A. Bare, Bertha Althea Bliton, Theresa Marie Buchanan, Frieda M. Buck, Lester E. Campbell, Dale F. Copeland, Kathryn E. DeMint, Clara M. Diederrich, Elizabeth Fran- ces Dierkes, Hilda Marie Flint, George E. Geile, Beatrice Irene Glore, Mathilda Frances Graham, Virginia Louise Goldren, :i'Virgil D. Hand, Carleton E. Hargis, Victor J. Hertz, Joseph F. Hunger, Mertie A. Hoff- man, Graham F. Hand, Dorothy Jones, William H. Lilly, Mary Emily Lodge, Jean Wagner Lodge, Vir- ginia Carolyn Marquette, John Mersdorff, Jr., Mildred Virginia Moreland, Dorothy McGuire, Herbert D. Niles, Esther Cross Pheasant, Lydia Barton Powell, William Pfortner, :i'Jessie L. Richey, Charles R. Risk, Fayette E. Ramsey, Roy C. Robinson, Edith Sauley, Andrew N. Taff, Granville L. Taylor, Pauline Ty- son, Mary Lillian Trout, Ethel Wade, Ruth Wentworth. CLASS OF 1925: George Alexander, Ruth J. Barton, Frank L. Bird, Nancy Lee Butler, Dorothy P. Chapman, Thomas McKenna Cisco, Katherine Harriet Coleman, :iEdward L. Courtney, Mildred Davis, Vinetta Maude Harper, LaVerne Nadine Hostutier, Margaret E. Leinenweber, Esther E. McCartney, :i'James White Mitchell, Norma Adalene Norisez, Martha Louise Pfeister, David Richert Sample, George Shober, Agnes Maude' Smith, Edna Virginia Trout, Helen P. Vernon, William Willis, :iBernard Baum, Margaret Bellamy, :lKenneth Buchanan, Robert E. Chandler, Kathryn Myra Childs, Elizabeth Laidley Clements, Alma Lee Conn, Merle Cripe, Dorothy Caroline Eckert, Anna C. Kahn, Burrell Lawton, Morris Lorenz, Viola Fern McLaughlin, Edgar W. Moreland, Allison F. Patton, Eva Isabelle Pribblre, Mai Louise Siddall, Marjorie Carolyn Smith, A. Louis Spivey, Jr., J. Thomas Tullus, Edith Wfaters, Donald Zearing. CLASS OF 1926: Mary Louise Anger, William Frederick Buck, Marguerite E. Cripe, Thomas Finnegan, Mildred Irene Heinrich, Irene G. Hunter, Ernst Moore Hampton, Eva Jones, :i'William Martin Kasper, John Knoebel, Lola Lcckridge, Ethel McCartney, Elizabeth Dillon Rea, Martha Francisco Roberts, Robert Renschler, :9Bernard G. Steinhardt, Anne Elizabeth Schofield, Fern Louise Stewart, Harry C. Wilde, :iWilliam John Bierck, Dorothy Cox, Harold L. Davis, Hannah Mary Golden, Stella Fay Heinrich, Bertha James, Ida Elizabeth Johnson, Martha Evelyn Krom, Allie Mae Kirk, George Chauncey Lewis, Jessie May Lodge, William David Roth, Norma May Rutherford, Garnet Marjorie Risk, Dorothy Allene Ramsey, Sebastian Thomas Sheets, Virginia Madelyn Skeldon, :iChester Schziabel, Melvin J. Yater. CLASS OF 1927: Edith Etta Anderson, Hortense Buchanan, Virginia Boicourt, Adam Christman, :i'George R. Craw- ford, Wallace Edward Childs, Kenneth D. Chatham, John A. Chandler, Feirde Francisco, Denzel M. Few- ell, Pauline Smith Fordyce, Sarah Nelda Gray, Helen Emma Geyman, Mildred O. Gray, Margaret Eliza- beth Gcssom, Margaret Rebecca Harper, Frank J. Hertz, Roy Denny Holwager, Birl O. Hill, Charles C. Humphrey, Gladys Marie Hillis, George F. King, Louise Stanley McKay, Virginia Kathryn Niesse, Mil- dred Merrill Perry, Gilbert D. Quinn, Frances Rogers, John Ray, Lewis Ralston, Edna Hazel Sheets, Kathleen Smith, Charlotte Stanley Schofield, Eleanor Lucile Stewart, Robert H. Schirmer, Charles J. Schmidt, :?John Shipley, Lucian Bayard Spauling, :iFrcderick R. Schad, Gracie Edna Truesdell, Jean Eloise Torrnace, Martha Tandy Vaughn. CLASS OF 1928: ' Helen Louise Morrow, William Sherman Conway, Ida Ruth Mathews, Maurice Finnegan, Charle: Edwin Mills, Daniel Monroe Mills, Dorothy DeMint, George D. Yater, Mary Elizabeth Frechtling, Ruby Lucille Rodgers, Maude Edna Shirley, Josephine Klein, Inez Belle Barber, Nelson Bivens, ii Nelson W. Boicourt, Aline Brooks, :PNoble H. Burdsal, Burton Perry Chambers, Ellen L. Christman, Margaret Har- riett Collins, Alma 'Gertrude Demaree, Wilma Evelyn Denny, Gladys Florence Diederich, :iJohn B. EC-- kert, Stella Hill Firth, Martha L. Gallagher, Naydene Francis Goins, Anna Marie Gunnion, William Wal- ter Hertz, Charles H. Hirst, Dorothy H. Hoefling, Ruth Doris Holwager, Virginia Lucretia Hyatt, Wen- dell M. Jabobs, Gertrude May King, Charles S. Klein, Warren J. Lanham, iiArthur Layton, Mary Lorenz, 4 Those who served in World War II. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1928 continued: Leinenweber, Hiram G. Lemen, John Rowlison, Joseph Ernest Rugherford, Helen Virginia Schnabel, Ber- nard W. Schultz, :iJames Robert Scott, Nicholas Charles Steinhardt, Lena Grace Stewart, Jessie Louise Tidball, Joe S. Vail, Mary Ella Weber, Mildred Margaret Weber, Charles Williams, :iAlbert C. Winter, :lRobert F. Zepf. CLASS OF 1929: Martha Richert Eckert, :iCharles W. Geile, Mabel Kathryn Raney, Howard W. Hillis, Emily Harper Rea, Anna Rosalia Koehler, William George Schwab, Edna Catherine Eckert, Virginia Louise Dib- ler, Mary Jean Drake, :iWilliam H. Joyce, Margaret Opha Andres, John David Mitchell, Anna Eaglin, Wilhemina L. Gourley, Lona Eileen Vestal, Adelbert S. Albright, Gladys Marie Black, Asa Gilbert Buch- anan, :iCharles Frederick Chapman, :?John A. Crozier, :iGlenroie L. Danner, John H. Driskell, Jr., Clar- ise Elston, Daniel H. Garry, Jr., Marie Isabelle Golden, Jean Linwood Gray, Horace Eernst Hamilton, Geneva F. Harper, Ralph L. Heath, Thelma L. Jenkins, Margaret Jean White, Ralph Edward Kahn, ii Robert Stanley Kendall, Geneva Stewart Lee, Pauline Lemen, Margaret Jean Lewis, Ethel Louise Meyers, 25 Graham Cooke Miller, :fCharles H. Norisez, Joan Cravens Ogden, Louise Elizabeth Quinn, David Law- rence Spann, Walter W. Schmidt, Clair Smith, Edna Lee Taif, Anna Dalphene Turner. CLASS OF 1930: Wilbur R. Barton, Virginia Elizabeth Buck, Cordia Virginia Chambers, :iHilbert Squibb Cofield, :lHarold Edward Jones, Mary Capitola Keelty, Bessie M. Kloss, Martha Jean McKenna, Lucie Clair Miles, Margaret Eleanor Rea, Margaret Jeanne Spicer, Bernice LaVerne Turner, Hubert Frank Bersch, Luella May Black, Meredith Beatrice Bright, Janice Esther Burkhardt, Winnie Charlotte Collins, Helen Pauline Cripe, :lCornelius T. Drake, Myrtle Geneva Fancher, :iFrancis G. Ferguson, Gertrude Marie Gourley, Charles Edward Haungs, John Oliver Holwager, Charles Francisco Horuif, Virginia Le.e Howe, Betty M. King, Vivienne L. Kirgan, Helena McGill, :iVan Earl Miller, Herbert A. Miller, Henry L. Moore, Eleanor Frances Morrow, Mildred Dorothy Petit, Earl Pommerehn, Leota Geneva Robbins, is Charles Rochat Scott, Grace Sedam, Norbert Anthony Steinhardt, John H. Thacker, Robert Elmer Turner, Charlotte Ellen Tor- rance, Eunice Kathleen Wentworth, Lena Catherine Willis, Opal Lillian Wilson, :5Harold Albert Yiesla, Helen Jeanette McKay. CLASS OF 1931: Elizabeth Barber, Frances Aldean Brindley, :iJames Sage Chadwick, Eugene Louis Cooper, Helen Lee Farl-ey, Nellie Elizabeth Jones, Caroline Bradley McKay, Marjorie Larimore McKay, Mary Elizabeth McKeand, Emily Elizabeth Nickell, Harold John Niesse, Drusilla Lanier Ogden, Helen Lucille Schirmer, Mildred Anna Tevis, Mildred Irene Thompson, Gladys Marie Vaughn, Lucile Elizabeth Yater, :lJacob Henry Bersch, Edward J. Bronner, John Emerson Collins, :lRichard Cox, ?fWilliam David Cox, Mary Louise Crozier, Erma June Davis, :iWilliam A. Dixon, Walter Wallis Dowell, :5'Joseph DeLoste Eckert, Margaret Edson, Inez Alent Eldridge, Julius George Fisher, Martha Rebecca Goodrich, Florence Gladys Gourley, Bernice Swanell Gray, Wilma Frances Gray, :i'Edward R. Greene, Hesse L. Hall, Lavina Jane Harsin, Jean Abigail Heath, Serelda Lemen, :iHoward Boone Lodge, :fRobert Knox Lodge, Nell Lucille McCauley, :5Dwight Mills, :iJohn William Miller, Dorothy Hempstead Patterson, George C. Perry, Mary Margaret Pfortner, Kenneth Ray Smith, Melvin Spotts, :iCharles Keith Stewart, Chester Walker, Charles Louis Wettrick. CLASS OF 1932: Annette Jean Fewell, Lula Belle McCauley, Alberta Clara Zepf, John Robert Morrow, Mary Helen Taff, Joseph Cooper, Jr., Dorothy Dean Denny, Ruth Kathryn Otter, Melva Helen Lohrig, Irene Thompson, Frances Clements Ross-, Olive Marie Smith, Charles C. Bersch, Orvel M. Bird, Dorotha Dene Black, Myrtle Emma Buchanan, :iJohn H. Cheatham, Franklin Lee Crutchlow, Charles Lincoln Demaree, Frieda Mae Denny, Pauline Alma Eckert, John L. Firth, :PBurkert Friedersdorf, Frances Marie Garry, Charlotte Josephine Golden, Alma Emma Gray, Hendon Harris, Helen Mary Hertz, Agnes R. Jacobs, :P Those who served in World War II. 331.0 DEMOCRACY JOIN NOW MAKE JEFFERSON POST NO. 9 1000 STRONG The American Legion N UN' 1 S YA 'C' 0 N qt:-if --'-Q I fVf TfF'A 4311-,1'1 1 X Y? 'lg 'L' 5 I' Sclovi ,ll 3715 After School - The Game - Studies It's The Canteen Compliments JEFFERSON POST NO. 9 MADISON, INDIANA LOYALTY WOCI'.EIElH.:l Clifty Falls Mills, Inc. TROWS PERFECTION FLOUR and WHITE SATIN F LOUR POULTRY Ed LIVESTOCK FEEDS THIRD STREET MADISON, IND. PHONE 252 l VISIT Of Hinkle's 24 HOUR SERVICE 65, 1 C O. Delicious Sandwiches pp Y f Light Lunches 204 W. Main PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DOCTORS: WM. A. ABERNETHY, D. C L. F. BEETEM, M. D. A. C. W. CHILDS, M. D. J. P. CHRISTIE, M. D. E. C. COOK, M. D. F. C. DENNY, M. D. ANNA Goss, M. D. C. A. MAY, M. D. L. A. MCCLANHAN, D. C. E. J. SHARMAN, M. D. W. A. SHUCK, M. D. 0. A. TURNER, M. D. I-C RESTAURANT Sandwiches - Plate Lunches LAWYERS : DONALD BEAR COOPER 8L COOPER ARTHUR D. CUTLER CURTIS MARSHALL GEO. METFORD HARRY NICHOLS W. 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Highest Grade Coals Steigerwald INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Good Insurance K of P. BUILDING Phone 517-L Phone 117 Madison, Indiana MAY ALL YOUR FUTURE L il t t ENDEAVORS BE EVER SUCCESSFUL IS THE , WISH Rousch S OF THE Dairy i M dison, Ind. FUNERAL HOME F OR REAL ESTATE C US B4 U BY Compliments Of R SELL R TRADE h H ARRY MADISON l T REAT RE LEME COMPANY Real ESPEVEC OHIO at MADISON Phone 143 THEATRES 409 VV. Street Madison, Ind. A HANOVER CABINET SHOPS, Inc Hanover, Ind. Custom Built Kitchen Corner and Utility Cabinets Store Fixtures and Fixture Hardware Hallways and Room Paneling of Walnut, Mahogany, White Oak, Birch, and Other Woods PHONE HANOVER 30-L FOR ESTIMATES Compliments of RICHARD M. JOHNSON Insurance Agency SPAU LDING T'S SOLD RUG STORE if SCHWAB Dry Goods and Ready-To-Wear OU CAN GET IT AT O d S 77 Rogers CENTRAL HOTEL CAF ETERIA Our Food Talks For Itself Compliments of Coopefs Corner Hanover, Indiana BOlCOURT'S Beauty Shop Compliments of STAR FOOD STORE 801 W. Main Street Phone 246 F URNlSH'S LITTLE FOLK SHOP The Only Baby Store in Town Compliments of PEARSON'S MEAT MARKET Phone 414 MADISON RADIO SERVICF Records and Radios Phone 222-L Compliments of ECONOMY DRY CLEANERS A FRIEND Compliments of MACK and SHIMMlE'S TAXI Phone 294-L Compliments of JUDY'S GROCERY Compliments of MADISON COFFEE SHOP Madison Hotel Phone 14 Compliments of Haigh Funeral Home National Branch Bank Madison Safe Deposit E6 Trust Co. Compliments of MADISON HOTEL AVON BEAUTY SALON 318 W. Main St. Phone 565-Y Mildred Meredith, Mgr. RAY WARD'S CAB SERVICE 775 Presbyterian Ave. 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 228 HERFF-J ONES COMPANY DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY MEDALS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS CUPS AND TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Jewelers to Madison High School Knoebel-Bird Clothing THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES Ralph T. Knoebel and J. H. Bird E i9iAii4ii MARKET Groceries - Meats Birds-Eye Frosted Foods 601 W. Main St. Phone 591-L Compliments of RICHERT HOUSE Tourist Rooms Compliments of L. J. HILL Buick Don't Worry - Be Happy OGLE and PORTER Compliments of HERTZ SHOE STORE When Inexperience Can't Do It, Bring It to Experience C. M. MILLER WELDING SHOP Established 1923 BLACKARITS SANDWICH SHOP GIVE US A TRIAL 221 E. MAIN OFFICE - SCHOOL EQUIPMENT - SUPPLIES Globe - Wernicke Desk and Files Cramer Posture Chairs L. C. Smith Typewriters R. C. Allen Business Machines Rousch's Greeting Cards - Stationery SOUTHERN INDlANA'S BEST CLOTHING STORE John Knoebel Ed Son Hart-Schaffner 8a Marx Clothes Stetson Hats and Arrow Shirts THE RELIABLE STORE Compliments of Maddox Tobacco Warehouse HOUSE OF FLOWERS HCORSAGE SPECIALIST Mr. and Mrs. Emmett S. Wood Corner of Main and Mulberry Phone 740 Thanks for Your Patronage and Welcome To Our New Shop I W H MILLER Wi1s0n's ' ' FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 699 A LUMBER CO. 105 W. MAIN ST. MADISON, IND LUMBER AND BUILDING A MATERIAL - Phone 322 ffwhere Good Furniture Sash Doors and Mill Work Costs Less Compliments of WHITE'S STUDIQ THE STUDENTS CHUICEU z'7'::::::::,1-:::- A.:-:Q' A ' ::: , , , 7 DEMOCRAT PRINTING COMPANY Your Printer Goodman-J ester DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc Dry Goods - Wearing Apparel THE STORE WHERE QUALITY AND VALUE MEET ASK US, WE HAVE IT! The Madison Lumber Co. At the Sign of the NaiII Madison ---- Indiana Madison Light 665 Power Co. ELECTRIC SERVICE MADISON Phone 824 Alumni continued CLASS OF 1932 continued: William W. Jacobs, Helen Fern Tones, Emma Frances Kendall, Dorothy Louise Klein, Norma Loraine Konkle, Ronald V. McKay, Jane Louise Miller, :f'Scott K. Mills, Elizabeth Corinne Mitchell, Mildred Louise Poindexter, Orville H. Reed, 'PRichard Robinson, Margaret Marie Schmidt, Georgine Rea Sherlock, Foster Stutsman, Verna Catherine Schirmer, Graham A. Tevis, :?James Morrison Tidball, Gilbert Under- steller, Neva Leota Willis, Alice Bernice Woodf-ill, Frances Ellen Woodfill. CLASS OF 1933: Neoma Shingleton, Herman C. Yater, Robert Bruce Moffett, Mary Kathryn Boicourt, Edna Ade- line Nickell, Emma Margaret Claflin, :lRobert T. Reed, Betty Mountjoy, :9Ernie Lemen, Ruth Marshall, Mildred G. Thomas, Margaret Wolf, :i'Charles F. Renschler, Catherine E. Einsel, Richard Young Pat- terson, ':'John Bersch, Catherine L. Carr, Stella C. Collins, :lCharles W. Courtney, Elizabeth Cox, Thel- ma E. Fancher, 'E Robert M. Gourley, :i'Robert G. Greiner, Thomas H. Hargitt, Marilouise Harman, fEd- gar Hearne, Marcella C. Hoffman, Robert C. Hoffman, Thelma E. Holwager, :5Charles Hugeback, Mar- garet Hugeback, Marie Kellems, :fWilbur L. King, Alberta Klein, Marianne E. Knoebel, :?Ford Kohl. Mary Anna Krueger, :iBilly Lawson, :i'Dalice F. Lynn, :fFrancis J. Matthews, ::'George H. Miller, James C. Oakley, Anna L. Pfortner, :lCharles W. Potter, Elizabeth W. Robertson, Edith Mae Sando, 'fDor- mond Schoolcraft, ::'Edwin Schultz, :PEverett Stutsman, George H. Thieman, Frederick White, Eleanor Jeanette Wolfe. CLASS OF 1934: Jessie Eaglin, Pauline Marie Ryker, Sam M. Moffett, Alice Chowning Coffin, ::'Enos H. Baglan, Everett Welby Heath, Margaret Jean Voiers, Wilma Kellems, Ruth E. Ramsey, :5John Robert Cooke, Helen Marr Hill, Erma A. Furnish, Marian Georgine Cofield, Patsy Lowey Cochrane, Katheyn Calland, John Calvin Black, Marie M. Potter, :iFrank E. Buchanan, Bertie Frances Campbell, :9Richard Chadwick, Margaret Jane Chatham, Frances Jane Crawford, Henrietta K. Crawford, :lCharles Cooper, Pearl J. Crutchlow, :l'Philip Martin Daily, Anna Kathryn Danner, George F. Denny, Catherine Louise Genter, :iWalter E. Hassfurder, 'ijoseph Harold Hertz, Anna Laura Hill, Martna Hudson, Dorothy June Jenkins, Violette R. Jenkins, Mildred Virginia Jones, :5Robert Henry Kalb, Clarence H. Knoebel, Lillian Myrl Kre- mer, Charles Layton, Welby Layton, :lGavin Knox Lodge, :iWilliam D. Miller, Catherine Ross, 'I' Gilbert Schnabel, Mary Theresa Schnebelt, Mildred G. Schultz, 'i'Shirley Smith, Bea Smith, Portia Tevis, Richard Weber, Helen Marie Weber. CLASS OF 1935: Mary Elizabeth Meyers, 9Paul Edward Steinhardt, Sally Virginia Otrich, Jeanette Turner, Mary Louise Francisco, Margaret Catherine Wallace, Mary Elizabeth Battles, Mary Elizabeth Crawford, Mar- jorie Sauer, :lWilliam R. Smith, Bettv Lucille Quinn, Ruth Lockridge, ::'Gerald E. Amos, gf William L. Amos, John Alban Blake, :5Martha Locille Blaze, Jack C. Callaway, Charles Nathan Cowan, ::'Joe E. Cox, :lJohn C. Cox, Clara Crutchlow, Alice Louise Daro'ett, Evelyn Dew, John F. Genter, :5Luther W. Gilt- ner, :?George F. Harper, Mary Jane Hargitt, Clifford E. Hassfurder, fijohn William Hoefling, :fMaurice O Hoffman, Martha King, Floyd Lane, x'Philip A. Layton, Ruth Elizabeth Layton, WI. Chester Lodge, Margaret Lynn, ':'Robert E. McCauley, :5Theodore L. McKay, Eleanor Wanda Miller, David Patterson, Alene B. Peake, Charles W. Peake, :fJohn Peddie, Bradford Roberts, Ben Schnabel, :fMelvin Schnabel, Helen Ruth Smith, William Thomas, Elizabeth Eileen Turner, Eleanor Uebele, Em.erson Wilson. CLASS OF 1936: Dorothy Jean Conoage, Anna Margaret Pender, Clarence Burton Sheets, Martha Elden Danner, Sarah Isabel Cooke, Pauline Tinile, Helen Karen Boggess, Edna Louise Miller, Maurice Fredric Herbst, Vi- vian Thompson, Helen Jean Kremer, Kathern Marie Powell, Roberta L. Winkel, Harvey Albert Alexander, Ramona E. Bish, :?Clyde Louise Bragg, Kenneth E. Bush, Lucille N. Cranford, William Crawford, Mar- jorie Frances Denny, Lillian Eileen Finch, Margaret Anne Furnish, Ann Elizabeth Glauber, Mary Louise Greiner, Carroll E. Heath, if Joseph Preston Joyce, 25 Judson A. Klein, Bernadine Kremer, Andrew Gra- ham Larimore, Laverne McClure, Nerine Eloise Lockridge, :f'William Perry, :fPetros C. Petrakos, f'Charles x' Those who served in World War II. ... -rw-wr Alumni continued CLASS OF 1936 continued: Poindexter, :iWilliam Poindexter, :iCharles Richard Quinn, :iBernard Rousch, Dorris B. Schmidt, :iJudson Alvin Schmidt, Delores Lee Tewell, Rose Marie Tice, Mary Alice Torrance, Betty Virginia Vin- cent, iiMaurice T. Wolf. CLASS OF 1937: Betty Jean Harris, Mary Eleanor Taylor, Lucy Mildred Holt, Martha Badger, Louise Roberta Thomas, Olive Frances Thomas, Norma June Turner, Mildred Elizabeth Phillips, Catherine Velma Stoner, iilrwin H. Anderson, :iGeorge K. Black, Dennis W. Breidenbach, Marietta Cole, :iMarion Carlisle Dero- sett, Horace Farley, :?Charles M. Feider, ::'Robert B. Finch, Dorothy F. Gold, Thelma L. Greene, :5Daily Francis Hill, June Hugeback, Lloyd V. Imel, :iGeorge W. Kalb, :iRoger F. King, Helen Kathryn Klein, :iCharles J. Lawson, Ruby Catherine Lusby, x'Wilbert R. McCauley, Adaline Evelyn McLaughlin, :5Donald J. Muster, :iWilliam H. Niesse, Mary Thelma Perkinson, Mary Kathriene Raisor, :5John F. Schoenstein, Arzetta Clara Sieferman, :iHerbert Ray Turner, Anna Kathryn Wells EE. Clayton Wheeler, Mary Elizabeth Wolfe, :iRichard J. Zepf, :iWilliam C. Zeof. CLASS OF 1938: Jean Maurene Montgomery, :PMartha Jane Server, :iGeorge Denny Hughes, Jessie M. Coppage, Lil- lian Helen Douglass, Mary Gladys Tingle, William A. Lyon, Dorothy Joan Vincent, iiRobert Bethea, Jr., Mary Aveline Schumacher, Dorothy J. Grebe, :1'William K. Black, Wilhelmina Burris, :iKenneth R. Giesler, Ruth Carolyn Hancock, :iHerman Edward Hoffman, Gladys M. Hugeback, Elmer R. Jones, 'iCharles Phillip Kasper, Jeanne Elizabeth Penn, Martha Ellen Keelty, Morris Kidwell, :fThomas Grover Klein, Roberta K. Langsdale, ifEarle M. Lewis, :PK.C!11'lCfl1 G. McKay, Mary Elizabeth Major, Jack T. Matthews, William Paul Meyers, Anna Martha Mundt, Catherine Petrakos, Christina Petrakos, Drusilla L. Poinclexter, Ralph M. Pratt, Jr., Mary Kathryn Quinn, :i'John T. Reed, Polly Saltsgaber, :i'James Ed- ward Schafer, :f'Bennie Shuck, :iClarence Nichols Scott, Rita E. Sheets, William D. Simmons, :iShep- herd E. Stivers, Jr., Emily Jane Thacker, Russel F. Thomas, Martha Jean Uebele, Robert N. Wilson. CLASS OF 1939: E. Delbert Schneider, Robert W. Hodgers, Betty Jean Forthofer, Louise Ryker, Bernadette Cass- idy, :iWm. Kenneth Stutsman, :i'Ralph E. Knoebei, Joseph Hoffman, :iJack H. Gans, Louis Hill, Jr. Mary Eunice Muncie, Jean Pauline Thomas, Audrey Irene Armstrong, :iAlfred Leonard Baglan, Eunice M. Bentz, ::'Gail Robert Burchfield, Norma J. Burris, ii'Richard V. Chatham, Thelma Fern Cheatham, Will- iam Paul Cole, Norma Ruth Cole, Evelyn Eaglin, Janet E. Friedersdorf, :iVerle V. Giesler, :iWilliam Marion Gray, ::'Charles E. Harrod, R. Dale Harrod, :iPaul Hill, :iAlbert Hoagland, :iRichard Holsclaw, Anna Kathryn Kasper, ii'JepE:ha Kimmel, Margaret Ruth Klein, :?John K. Layton, Mary Gene Lemen, Max- ine L. Long, i:'W21lfSf Mundt, :i'Jehn Melvin Neal, Norma E. Niesse, :iRobert J. Perry, Aletha Mae Rob- inson, :fKenneth Sauer, Stella G. Smith, Glenna Frances Stoner, :iPatrick Albert Toomey, :iWilliam O. Weaver. CLASS OF 1940: A Dorothy Mae Baumgartel, :iWilliam L. Bentz, Virginia Brooks, :?Louis H. Cowan, :iJohn L. Cun- dy, :iElmer Dahlem, i?Thomas B. Demaree, :iRobert Howard Douglass, :lJack M. Eaglin, Rosemary EVHHS, Virginia Grebe, :iWalter E. Griflin, Wanda Marie Hand, Susan Beebe Harper, :iBenjamin H. Hassfur- der, John M. Jenkins, Mildred J. Kahn, :iGeorge R. Kncebel, Joe Langsdale, :i'Lynr1 R. Layton, :5Willian1 Thomas Lockridge, Louise Loretta Lusby, Virginian na Matthews, :iDale Melton, Pauline Messmore, Wy- nona Jean Perkinson, Mary Poindexter, Doris Mae Ricketts, Dorothy Rogers, Gertrude Ethel Rusk, :PConnor Kyler Salm,, Jr., Mary Catherine Scheser, Catherine R. Schmidt, :i'William F. S-emon, Dave M. Smith, Lena Mae Stanton, Wilma C. Stephanus, :5Paul Conrad Storm, :i'Raymond E. Turner, Ruth Almeta Webster, Vera Lee Lawton, Opal Laverne Bellamy, :P Howard F. Richards, Frieda Mae Burkhardt, :iJames Richard Geyer, Kathryn Marie Born, Ilva Josephine Kelley, :itEugene David Spivey, James Robert Firth, Helen Catherine Wolf, Bette Black, Lena Kathryn Graham, Geraldine Pless, Lloyd Merle Miller, Marianna Cole. if Those who served in World War II. .,,-a. .- L1. L 1- f W f f-- f-1 1 f - f----V-f Alumni continued CLASS OF 1941: Mildred Ann Bersch, EH. Brooklyn Cull, :iClycle A. Wallace, Betty Ann Grooms, Norma L. Sau- ley, Mary Bernice Giesler, WA. Louis DeCar, Jr., :iJames C. Eckert, Mary Alice Bock, Jean Carolyn Faught, Sara Virginia Hill, Doris Lucille Baker, Rena Madelene Mundt, Opal Margaret Barber, Betty Jane Chadwick, George E. Hylcord, :lElbert Richard Turner, :iDonald A. Roell, Dorothy Ann Aber- nethy, Edith Adams, :iEvertson R. Ashby, :iAlbert V. Banta, :iAlbert C. Barrett, Leana LaVerne Bentz, i :lRobert John Claflin, :l'Mose Cochrane, :iChris Cranford, Catherine Arlene Curtis, Mary Elizabeth Doores WG. Frank Dunn, Jr., :9William F. Evans, Frederick W. Feider, :iGeorge J. Feider, Loretta L. Grimes,, :iRowan E. Guthrie, :iCharles Everett Hamilton, Elvin E. Holt, Vera Jean Howe, :i'Wilbur G. Imel, Mar- jorie Jeanette Jenkins, iiWilliam D. Johann, Doris M. Lane, Christine D. Langsdale, :iGlenn H. Lawson, ::'Howard E. Layton, Emily McLaughlin, :iCharles F. Peddie, :iDonald Roy Server, Janet Mae Sheets, :f'Edwin Ra ' Strickland :iRussell Keith Vawter, George F. Walters, i:'Gerald Kroot Weinberg, :i'Robert A. ,, Willick. ' i CLASS OF 1942: :i'John C. Wilson, Virginia Louise Baglan, Elizabeth Johnson Lyon, :l'Paul D. Needler, Mary Jane Reed, :iRogers Clark Walker, :iJohn Paul Foxworthy, Mildred Inez Hunt, Lawrence N. Gordon, :iDana C. Winn, :iJack K. Colppage, Frances Clarkson, Alice M. Alcorn, :iWayne Swope Montgomery, Mary Alice Mayfield, Mary Margaret Geyman, :iJohn B. Armstrong, :lWilliam Bellamy, 7iJohn Graham Bock, Wilma Bern, il'Gene Cheatham, Jary Jane Corbin, Lucille Curtis, Patricia Ann Davis, Betty Jean Delzcll, Rose- mary Dipper, George E. Distel, Jr., :i'Forrest E. Douglass, Rosemary Louise Faught, Ruth E. Gibson, Phyllis Jean Gwinn, iiKeith Hand, Jannie Mae Handlon, :iCalvin B. Hassfurder, fiRichard Tevis Heck, Robert C. Hughes, June Hulett, Martha Jane Kalb, :iEdward L. Klopp, :l'William L. Lodge, Betty Ann Lowe, Bonnie Lou Lowry, Alice Opal Lynch, :iMarkt Andrew Lytle, :l'Lavon McClure, Donal Lander Mc- Kenna :i'Charles F. McNimery, George A. McLaughlin, :iFred D. Norris, Charles Elbert Osborn, :i'Louis David Owens, Richard Lee Pryor, Merle H. Richardson, Margie H. Ryker, ii'Arthur Schafer, Norma Joan Scheser, ::'Norman Logan Smith, :i'William Irvin Stoner, Audrey J. Thomas, :lFrancis Jos. Toomey, Jr., I Selma Katheryn Turner, Elizabeth Vaughn, :iGilb':rt G. Wfinkel, :iRaymond Charles Wolf. , l CLASS OF 1943: Helen Elizabeth Geyer, Nancy Saunders Ross, Evelyn Jean Wilson, Doris L. Kremer, ::'Thomas A. McKay, Florence Irene Carson, Dora Grace Ricketts, Janet Louise McNimery, Mary Jane Hertz, BJ. Brin- ton Thomas, Norma A. Cull, Norma Jean Jenkins, 'NVilma Jean Conway, Agnes E. Sample, Betty Jean Hartman, Mary Louise Eisenhardt, Lillian Edna Sachleben, Mary Elizabeth Ashby, :i'Leo Eugene Graves, Mariella Arbuckle, :iJames H. Bayne, ::'Horace A. Black, Thelma Burnham, Jeannette Lee Cooley, Ina Lee Corn, :i'John Robert Easton, Hazel M. Ely, Jeannette A. Gans, :i'Francis E. Gaines, Edna Ernstine Giltner, if'-John S. Glore, :i'Gerald Lee Gooden, Mary E. Harr, Nancy Jean Heck, Charles F. Hill, :i'Mat- thew J. Hoffman, Jr., :iRobert C. Horton, :iWilliam Lynn Horton, Bettie Marie Johann, :iI'aul E. Jones. :iWilliam Robert Klein, Charles L. Lantz, il'Albert M. Layton, Virginia Lee Long, Edna Ruth Martin. I Martha M. Meiford, :l'Richard M. Miller, :iEmery Teafcrd Muncie, :iRichard Edward Neal, :i'Louis T. . O,Neal, Betty Jeanne Price, :iGraham Robinson, Anna Margaret Romans, Frank William Rusk, :iWill- G iam Robert Standerfo-rd, :i'Andrew Miller Taff, :fDale Bates Taylor, Betty Jo Ann Turner, :iWilliam How- ard Wilson. I CLASS OF 1944: Mary Moffett Inglis, Sarah M. Bethea, Betty Jean Hargis, Mary Lizabeth Hughes, :iRolla Mac' I Owens, Analee Plew, Ethel M. Bennett, Suzanne Thomas, Mary Nash Ross, Jessie Sailor, Margaret Scott Jeanne A. Bechhold, Mary Ann Bear, James Henry Bersch, Norma Ruth Bladen, Norma Jean Brook-A Lcuis Denny Chowning William Wesley Corbin, ::'NVilliam Edwin Cranford, Mary Janice Curtis, tfjohn E Dalgleish, :iRobert Charles Dierkes, Ella Jean Evans, :iJchn W'illiam Feuerstin, Helen Louise Goins, Nor- ma Bess Gray, :iWilliam J. Guthrie, :iRobert WilliamGuin11, Martha Lucille Gwinn, :iLeslie Samufl Hayes, Joan Ruth Holsclaw, Mildred Hughes, :iCharles S. Humphrey, :iVincent Coleman Janes, BA. Ray- :P Those who served in World War II. Alumni continued CLASS OF 1944 continued: mond Jessup, Jr., :ll-Ierman joseph Kasper, Mary Elizabeth Kasper, jean Hope Klopp, M. Helen Long, :iCharles E. Maddox, :lNathan E. Mayfield, WJ. Lynn Moore, Roberta Anne Newman, Betty Kathryn Oakley, james Brandt O,Neal, Mary Gladys Petrakos, :iWilliam Howard Robinson, :iPaul Kenneth Reed, Margaret E. Roll, Betty jane Rothhaas, Patricia Ann Sieferman, Ada Hyacinth Tewell, Marjorie Anne Thacker, Janet C. Tharp, Jean Wallace, :i'Bob Wallace, :i'Robert A. Zimmerman. CLASS OF 1945: Corinne L. Lyon, :iWilliam Ralph Pfister, Katherine Ann Hughes, M. Janet Cofield, Helen Marie Gans, Helen Frances Ricketts, Mary Margaret Mills, Zona Lee Kloepfer, Myrtle Louise Shipley, Anna Belle Manaugh, Dorothy Lucille Born, Theodore William Wilkins, :iTommy Joe Coppage, Mary Margaret Scott, Eleanor Evans, ::'William N. Butler, Jean Kingsley Greiner, Loleta Maxine Mason, George Powell Alexander, Mary Ellen Bailey, :flames Edward Bellamy, :i'Charles E. Bennett, gijohn Fredrick Burkhardt, Jr., x'Arthur T. Cain, Ann Eaglin, Norma Lynn Faught, Mabel Ruth Goins, Phyllis Esther Harlow, :i'Everett T. Harrell, Norma Jean Hassfurder, Virginia Mae Helton, Catherine A. Hill, Patricia G. Hill, :i'Clement G. Hoffman, William Glenford Horine, :iRichard J. Irwin, George A. Jones, Vera Mae jones, Richard A. Klein, Sondley A. Littrell, Morris Lockridge, Dale Murphy, Jr., Ida Mae Niesse, Freda C. Parker, Paul Kirby Peddie, Anna Mae Phagan, Elizabeth NV. Potter, :iRonald Marshall Potter, Winifred R. Robinson, William E. Sauley, :i'Carl R. Schnebelt, Jessie Lucille Seigel, Norma Blanche Sieferman, :iRobett E. Smith, :lMerrill L. Stephanus, Mary Evelyn Waas, Helena Faye Winn. if Those who served in World War ll. . . Autographs . . 2 I I