Maxwell High School - Lions Lair Yearbook (Maxwell, IN)

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Q 6 i 9 SU Slll E IICIETY Row l Betty Hadley, Marlene Stiver, Shirley Smith, Bev Goff Marilyn Cook, Betty Pyles Judy Jackley, Judy Henry, Zelma Young Row 2 Janet McClammer Donna Smith, Betty Macy, Esther Welborn Annabelle Elliott, Wanita Brown, Patsy wells, Pattee Souder, Isabelle Trees, Jane Miller, Jeanie Branock, Karen Pope, Manetta Oliver Row 3- Ars Gant, Alice Kiser, Janet Swarts, Jane Lewman, Janet Kuhn, Valeeta Burnham, Leta McClammer, Esther Hicks, Marie King, Janis Ballard, Marian Grrnstead, Jean Swarts, Patsy Kelly, Loretta Souder Row 4 Colleen Cottey, Joan Walls, Barbara Sims, Barbara Bledsoe Sonja Dobbins, Ar lene Bradley, Alberta Young, Dorothy Willits, Doris Merchant, Marlene Miller, Jeannie Lanham, Laura Eakin, Pat Bradley Dixie Copeland 6 Betty Frost Knot shown! Sunshine Creed: With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. There are 51 girls in Sunshine this year, The following officers were elected: Marie King, Pres.: Dixie Copeland, Vice Pres.: Jeanie Branock, Corres Secy.: Alice Kiser, Recording Secy,: Janet Swarts, Treas. Mrs. Gant is the Sponsor, The Sunshine girls raise money for many worthy purposes, such as helping the children at Riley Hospital, giving charity baskets at Christmastime, and sending cheerful greeting cards to people who are ill. Each year they send two or more girls to Camp Tecumseh where the girls learn more about the Sunshine Society and learn to be better citizens. Page Thirty-nine

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Row 1 Lauxa Eakin, Eat bradley ihagorettesl Row 2 Betty Hunt' Karen Moore' Betty Frost, Annabelle Elliott, Rex Cook, Nancy Chambers, Shirley Smith, Mer rilene Rogers, Delores Elliott Pow 3- Bob Meadows, Jim Bodk1ns, Marlene Str ver, Pattee Souder, Betty Pyles, Beverly Copeland, Alberta Young, Phillip Van Duyn, Beverly Goff, Esther welborn, Marilyn Leary Row 4- Bernice Bledsoe, Julia Trent, Owen Copeland, Valeeta Burnham, Loretta Souder, Janet Swarts, Jane Lewman, Marilyn Cook, Patsy Kelly, Tom Beason, Patsy Pope, Sonja Dobbins Row 5- Dixie Copeland, Sharon Kuhn, Stanley Ricks, Phil Doughty, Don Hunt, Gary Wil son Louie Weaver, Eddie Willard, Tom Macy, Don Burnham, Karen Pope, Jean Swarts, Mr Delay This year the band has increased in number due to a transfer from the beginning band We now have a total enrollment of forty four members. The band has attended several activities this past year, some of which were the following the Memorial Day parade at Greenfield, the parade and two concerts at the County Fair: Band Day at I. U.: the Marine Band concert and parade at New Castle: a Butler University Band and Orchestra concert: the County Music Festival at Greenfield: and the District Band Contest at Knightstown. Also, there were about fifteen members entered in the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Muncie, five of which went on to the State Contest at Butler, Page Forty . - D . D 1 if ., ' , Q L Y is 5 ' , K Q. ,X S . L 1 .. u - p ' --n ' ' x u 'V 2 0 ,,,,, . . . - . . . . . I 0 U . - . . . . . - . . . . o . . . . . - . . . o 0 . . . . . 0 - . . . . O . . . . . .