Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Mr Hengstler as superunten dent has the duty of overseeing all the schools In our system Has able gundnng hand has coordt nated the entire program to a successful clnmax this year Hts offuce ns located nn our burldmg and there his guudance can be sought rn solving any admums tratnve problem Nb' Pdaccpa-l Perhaps the busiest person n our buuldmg rs Mr Meyer our prlnclpal Besides hls addltlonal teachmg dutues he IS always most w mg to lend an ear to he problems of students and teach ers as well Hrs wrse counselmg and untlrlng efforts In our behalf have made thus year a happy and memorable one -fm- 1 1 P' 91' L may E' ROY McKEE Science MARY TRAPP Commerce Journolnsm DARWIN STONE Socual Studnes French 'Ta ffl f VERNA FREDENBERGER Physical Educchon, Health JAMES STONE Industrial Arts VERA JEAN FESMIRE Home Economrcs Dean of Girls PAUL HARTLE Mcfhemohcs Drrver Trarnrng JOANNE SULLIVAN Englrsh E ' r I X' 7 ix 1 3 .Q . 5 A S f. - ' fr, . 'L L X . RUSSELL ARTHUR Soclal Studies ELSIE DAVIS Englvsh Music JOE SMALLEY Dean of Boys Agriculture Physical Education Health 'UNSW CLEO TERRELL Spanish Lubrary ! ' A . - 5 1 f A 'i , A I E T. ,V - it H. lv. --s, R .15 . 9 . . I V v I I , ,V W If A 's ', Y 11? 1 , I , SEV' if 'W HAZEL REDDEN Commerce Q11 FRED REITER Musoc KW JOHN RILEY I' INot plcfuredl WILLIAM WILEY Sclence Mafhemchcs QQ-':9x I A JOHN FREDENBERGER Social Studves Physical Education ,fc .Q- 4-em P J W 'N .L 1 'fx Gertre and Kathryn as they are known have the task of keeplng all the school records un order Students go to them for help In solvrng problems such 0 as makrng change telephomng and looking for lost and found artucles Thelr M6614 ready smrles are a famllrar slght an the office 74a Deana . ,sh Besides keeping the dolly attendance records our deans are always avarl able to counsel and drrect us when we go to them wlth our problems ' 5351- rfvj.-5 fi W'TgCf! .:. . .. X ' ' qf- - 3- Y 3' f' . 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J I M5 , .mx 4 'rw msd Lett to rnght Treasurer Kathryn Pattnson Secretary Mary lou Duckworth Presudent John Sabansku Vlce Presldent Cllnt Wulson Four years ago we started our seemmgly unendung struggle Our hrst class enrollment was ll2 Bemg the largest class In hugh school we were able to elect the fnrst and last Freshman Track Queen who was Barbara Pace As our tradltlon goes we ordered our class sweaters Our Freshman team won thelr County Tourney Our Sophomore year was not quate as excltvng as the furst year of hugh school The most thrulllng day of our school lute happened when we walked through the doors of the new school bulldvng Our Jumor year was clumaxed with three umportant events They were the Play Prom and our rlngs Our Play was The Campbells Are Coming Our Prom took place at the Delaware Hotel on Muncie When our rlngs came we thought them the prettiest thus school had ever gotten At last we were Seniors Our turn has come to run about the halls and act luke the lungs and queens we are ln realuty the Sensor year of hugh school was spent un workang hard to prepare ourselves for college or the work we plan to do after we graduate As our class play we gave Ready Made Family l N . ,aft YQ' l 1. 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' 'I I I ' ' .. - H Qs Y DICK NELSON nramurol I 2 Chorus I Sloge Hand .lumor Pep Club 4 SUSAN ARLENE LISTENFELT . .A. 2 lnlramurcl 2 3 orus 2 3 Ready Mode Fami Pep Club 4 Showboal 2 36 '9 CAROL ANN MITCHELL M non I 2 Dramaluu Club 3 4 Play Robed Cholr 3 ly 4 Pe Club 3 4 Three One Acl Plays 3 Ready Made Famuly 4 All Slale Chorus 4 Choral Feshvols 3 4 Showboal 3 4 lnlramural 3 4 Pow Wow 4 Gym Show 3 JAMES ELLIS MILLER ramural 1 2 ck I, Cross Counlry I l I JOAN MARILYN RAYMOND GENE SIMPKINS SMITH nd I Baslmelball 2 Robed Chonr I Foolball 2 3 Pep Club I rack I Sludenl Cauncnl I Baseball I Varslly Cheerleader 2 3 ramural I Freshmen Cheerleader I Y owboal I 2 3 BILLY G GERBER JOYCE NELSON ramural I Offlgg 4 Track I ow, 1 Club I Q? Q JOHN JOSEPH PATRICIA ANN SABANSKI HEATH Jefferson Township A I Class President 2 3 4 Chorus 1 lnlramural 4 Class Secretary 3 Pep Club 4 Class Reporter 2 e Club I Showboat I Smoke Signal 3 THEATTA LISTENFELT JACK PRATT A 2 Pep Club 4 Ready Made Famsly 4 orus I 2 Intramural 2 3 Showboat I 2 WILBUR THOMAS SMITH The Campbells Are Coming 3 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4 Tratll I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus I Robed Choir 3 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Smoke Signal 4 Class Secretary I LOIS CATHERINE HAWKINS orus I Showboal I 2 The Campbells Are Coming 3 Smoke Signal 3 Student Council Secretary Ready Made Family 4 Club 2 3 DELORES RUTH WEBER Robed Choir I, 2, Showboat I, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3 Dramatics Club Officer Photography Club 3 Smoke Signal 4 BENJAMIN WHITTINGHAM ramural I Cross Country 3 T' if x DAVID NICHOLS LINVILLE Student Councll 3 4 Otboll 2 3 Lettermen s Club 4 Robed Chonr 3 Choral Festival 3 Algebra Contest Intramural I Pow Wow A Club 2 PATRICIA LOUISE COX arnon I G A A 3 Intramural 3 'lf 3 -43' RITA IRENE BARTON Robed Chour I Dromotncs Club 2 P Club 3 4 Pow Wow 4 Showboat I 2 A 2 n romurol I Offuce 4 Gym Show 3 All State Chorus FREDERICK ALAN MILLSPAUGH s etball I otbcll 2 3 Baseball I Stu ent Councll I 3 Student Councrl Offnce Y English Contest 3 Lettermen s Club r 3 LESTER LEE SHIVELY ONAL ETHEL EAKINS ntrcmnral 2 3 Chorus 2 Track 2 Band I Cross Country 3 Pep Club 4 Epworth Schools I RICHARD ALLEN BONNIE LOU SMITH SCHMIDT n ramucl I Club I 93' GAA 2 orusl Showboot I 2 9- 'T x '54 '19 RICHARD DALE PATRICIA LOU SHIVELY COYNE Epworth School I Chorus I W,M.R.I. Radio Club 4 Showboat I Band 4 Track 2 Pep Band 4 SHIRLEY JEANNE RICHARD LEROY DAY Pow Wow 4 pep Club I, 2' 3' 4 Intramural I, 2, , Chows 1 State Student legislature 4 showboo, 1 Librarian Office 3 Pow Wow 4 Librarian 4 Intramural I JOHN MARVIN DALTON olball 2 3 4 o s etball I 2 r ck I Cross Country I Baseball I Cub Class Presrdent I Leltermen s Club DALE ARTHUR CRAGUN n ramural I Baseball l rack I Club 2 Ready Made Famuly 4 Pow Wow 4 JUANITA FITZSIMMONS IMAGENE STACE Olllce Help orus I Showboatl 2 Intramural I Lxbrarlan I Club 2 'Hg E' Que L '3' A WALTER LEROY STEPHENSON ed Chour I 2 lnlromurol I KATHERINE LONG orus I 2 Pep Club 4 Showboal I 2 Track Queen Allendonl 2 BETTY LOU KING Pep Club 4 A 2 Showboul 2 lnlromural 2 3 4 JACKIE L KING orus I 2 nd I Pep Band 3 4 Cross Counlry 3 Track 3 Showbool I 2 ramurol I 2 LOIS ANNE SHOCKEY JACK LEE ECK Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sludenl Council 2, 3 Chorus I Class Treasurer I, 2 Showbool I Boskelball I, 2, 3 Smoke Signal 4 LUTHER DALE MARY ROXANNE HUMAN HENRY ck I T HI Y 4 Foolball 2 3 Chorus I Cross Counlry Club I ramurol I 2 3 GAA 2 Bcskelboll I 2 05,5 Swag, .JV t QQ! DAVID E MCKELLEB nd I Robed Chovr 2 3 4 Dramahcs Club 2 Scvence Club 3 Photography Club 2 3 Pow Wow 4 lubranan 3 Choral Festivals 3 Pep Band 3 4 Showboat 2 3 4 Intramural 'I Algebra Dustnct Contest Geometry Drstrnd and State Contest 2 Englnsh Dustrnct Contest 3 Chorus 2 All State Chorus 4 VIRGINIA RUTH FOSTER A I Band Twlrler 4 Showboat 1 2 Smoke Sagnal 4 Chorus I Llbrarrcn I Dramahc Club 3 I .-l MARJORIE MAE SOULTZ ROBERT LEE CRAGUN ck I 2 Cross Country I 2 3 Baseball I ramurall 2 3 BARNEY ALBURTUS BUTLER Robed Choir 3 4 FRANCES SHIRLEY CONN Pep Club 4 Chorus 2 MARILYN IRENE BUTLER G A 2 orus I Robed Cholr 3 4 Showboat 2 3 ROBERT EUGENE SMITHEE Robed Choir 4 Ready Made Famuly 4 Intramural 4 Br ant l diana I 2 our I ig: if T f SZ ,,.-of QF WY 45 4-'-eq, .-14 ,QR 4 4955. 4 7I ,r JIMMIE LEE MITCHELL MARY LOU as elball I Baseball I Chorus I Track I A Y Varsny Cheerleader 3 4 BETTY JEAN BEDWELL Showboal I 2 Club I lnlramural 4 Llbrarlan 3 Prompler Jr Class Play Ready Made Famnly Chorus I GAA 4 Club I Class Secretary 4 lnlramural 3 Showboai I 3 G A A Ofhcer 4 Gym Show 2 3 Ofhce Help 4 RONALD WAYNE SAPP F ofball 2 3 4 s elball I 2 Track I lellermen s Club 4 LENORA ARLENE STEPHENSON Chorus I Showboal I 2 Offuce 3 Track Queen Allendanl Sludenl Councll 3 Student Councul Officer Pow Wow 4 A 2 n ramural I Pep Club 4 Style Show 3 ADRIAN A BLACK F ovball 2 3 s elball I Intramural 3 4 Ready Made Famuly e ersan I 4 PHILLIP EDWARD BASKETT ramural I Football Mgr 2 B skefball Mgr 2 3 The Campbells Are Commg 3 Ready Made Famnly 4 Chorus I Robed Choir 2 3 Pholography Club Smoke Sxgnal 3 owboal I 2 nd I Lellermen s Club Robed Chonr Offucer 4 All State Chorus 4 INEZ VERA FORNSHELL orus I ShowboaI I Club 2 Rabed Chow 4 The Campbells Are Comung 3 Ready Made Famuly JOAN KARNES Smoke Slgnal 3 4 Offuce l JOE D SMITH Robed Chonr 2 3 4 Showboall 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 Smoke Sugnal 4 H Y 2 Photography Club Intramural I Club 2 3 CHARLES THOMAS COX Basketball l 2 Baseball l Vrce Presldent I The Campbells Are Comnng 3 Pow Wow 4 Three One Act Plays 3 Prom Toastmaster 3 ed Cholr l 2 Dramancs Club 3 Choral Festivals Intramural 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Pep Club 3 Class Reporter 3 lettermen s Club Pep Band 3 Robed Chour Offucer 3 SHIRLEY RAHRAR orus T 2 Pe Club 3 4 Office Help 4 Smoke Srgnal 3 Showboatl 2 Style Show 3 SHELDON LEWIS GEORGE otball 2 3 Ca sketball Mgr 2 3 Intramural 2 4 Ro ed Choer l 2 Robed Chonr Officer 4 Class Treasurer 3 The Campbells Are Comvng 3 Pow Wow 4 Showboat l 2 3 Choral Festivals 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Lettermen s Club HELEN JOAN MORRIS Pep Club 4 Chorus 2 vm. PHYLLIS ANNE PATTISON nd l Chorus l Showboat I HI Y e Club l Office 3 Smoke Signal 3 4 WALTER WELCH HUTTE nramural l 2 .1-,X J Qi' i Fo , ,4-- pt. 4 Ba ,2, 3, 4 Ba . , , 4 A . b ,,3,4 Tri-'-4 A ' P p , 2, 3, J . X ' vu I , , , 4 I I t , , 3, 4 9 Lt . ' . Style Show 2 Track If 3, 4 A 1 Ffiig- . . . X . AV' r K .. . H I fr I Rob ' , , 3, 4 ' 3, 4 ' il. . . I 4 ' . , Ch , , 4 , , , 4 P , i- ' A 3 . , 3, 4 Pep , , 4 ff' -ll Z HENRY ROBERT BONITA CAROLE JONES NUSS mo nl Sho boa! l a c o Cl b 2 a clue Sg a DONNA GORDON PURVIANCE SOUTHERLAND o us l Cl b I o bool 1 Slye Sho 3 Lbranan 3 4 SUZANNE HEALE Chorus 1 Club l Sho bool 1 :Hee 4 ROBERT BOSWORTH N1 JACK WILLIAM BRUNNER Basketball l ramu al 2 3 ed o 2 3 Football 2 WATHETA JEWELL MCNUTT b ar an Off ce Help 4 e Sho o boat I or s 1 5-54 L. 'X-A I Zi, L YN li. 'WF its JAMES EDWIN MCGUIRE Basketball Mgr I Football Mgr 2 n ramural I Smoke Signal 3 4 KATHRYN ELAINE PATTISON Class Secretary 2 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus I G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Intramural 3, 4 Showboat I The Campbells Are Coming 3 Pow Wow 4 Slyle Show I, 3 Gym Show 2, 3 Class Treasurer 4 QT' tl SHIRLEY JANE SWINGLEY Cheerleader I Track Queen Court I owboatl 2 3 ed Choir I 2 Robed Chow Offucer 3 nd I The Campbells Are Comvng 3 Student Councll Club I Pep Band 4 Smoke Sugnal 3 4 Choral Festivals All State Chorus 4 CLINTON WILSON Baseball I Track I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 The Campbells Are Coming 3 Vice-President 2, 3, 4 Intramural 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3 Pep Band 3, 4 l.ettermen's Club 4 Three One-Act Plays 3 JERRY DWAIN MOORE ramural 2 Football 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Student Leguslature 4 MARCIA ANN ANDES A Club I Style Show 3 orus I romural 2 Showboat I ALICE CAROLYN MAHONEY Dramutncs Club 2 Club I Showboat I The Campbells Are Commg 3 Smoke Sugnal 3 Llbraruan I Robed Chou ace I Student Council 2 FORREST THOMAS GLASS n ramural I Pow Wow 4 Tr ck l lnduana Leguslature Pag e4 3 fr I L -- O f f Q Y Qbfygo XVNN ffx FW J' ffd XX K rf Z Q EI 5 4 VW A A U0 L10 f? X A4 kj bv CLA, I 7611, l 29 XTX 0 n xi? I WY I J E f QQ 'Q , .'yr'K'f',X ,M'fXff 'XX KX K' ' X A 2 xv yxf ' frfflq of ' Q1 X AW Q If -,,fCHgi'1,'u ?ms . - N - L o Q W f M pu. N JJ f' ' g f . A .A Q , A 1,71 01: 'N N DL! ff I f 1 V 9 Q M , V ff 's Q I Km-f I X if gf If Left to right Vlce Presudent Martnn Burdette Presndent Wllbur Webb Treasurer Eleanor Solms Secretary Pat Thompson Wrlbur Webb Martrn Burdette Pat Thompson and Eleanor Solms assrsted unto the realm of fun and frolnc Only a few of such trnps were taken to class parties and after game dances The hnghlnght of the year was the Junior Senuor Prom sponsored by the Junuors No More Homework the Junuor class play guven March 31 and Aprnl l was only one of the undertakmgs to ralse funds for the Prom Among the others were the candy machmes and one of the concessron stands at the basketball games o I I I . I . I I I I by Mr. Darwin Stone, the class sponsor, led the class of '54 on many excursions , . .. In . I . . I SMR! LARRY fC PPOCK TOM ELKINS RONALD -Q Q' YS BO JNOPYH 1' A LARLELSE dLJR.JET E MAR N BJRDETTE BARBARA COLE JFANNE ANNE CRAIG HELEN DAWSON DONALD FANNLNG CHARLES FELTY ,1- if HAROLD DILLEY RUSSELL DLLLEY CHARLES FLANNIGAN COULD JOAN GRIFFIN JAMES GREEK SUSAN HARDY JIM HELVIE JAMES HJNANT TOM HELVIE SONIA HOCKETT LOIS HELM S3 JOE HOWARD S- NANCY HENGSTLER 51 SUE HOWELL RUSSE L COLfER 4 SUZANNE ELIOT JOHN GASKIN EVELYN GILLISPIE GEORGIANNA HEAL LARRY HEDDEN N! gn- GENE HERD VIOLET HERRJNG YG in G 51. KAY HUMAN GERALD HUMERICKHOUSE N 'fm A L' I W Q , V 'ii-,iQ , ,' 4. JANET ,HARD mms , 5 L ,. E, 'J Q1 ' T1 ' V L , ' T A V sv Q . - A A . wg, F y ' -.4 'L' fn Q , . ' . Eff? ' - . I 1 V 2 I wi I L x J J . A ,Sw A Sv , A ' T A .9 -D ca J . . X J .ai -A A , f e f ' , 11' 'egff' J , L x J ' .S J 2 . AV f- . u Q ,V '. Av 1' ' ' F ' 4 'S L K v h ,, . g A wr . x 1' L l 5, . XS-K., ,J X . , X , kts ...V .Q . .N X b 51 J f I yy. TY HUNT JOAN HYATT S0 MARI YN LONG EVA JO LONG PAUL MAINE JERRY MITCHELL cl JUDY REYNOLDS . W! N J, i .45 DONNA MADDEN some Marc:-men L., BOBBY RHOTEN 1' JANE SKEENS NELLIE SKEENS 4? GWEN KELLEY 3 MARTHA LOVE PAT MALLOY MAXINE MOORE -our 3 -4 JIM LEWIS RAYMOND LEWIS ps ALBERTA MCNLJTT HAROLD MCCOLLUM CAROL MILLER of' MARYANNE MILLER :lx 'or JOE NOBLE CAROLYN PFARSON ,4- .IANE RICHARDS BOB ROARK PHIL SCOTT R I I I s Q.. 1 ., M OCKPIDGE 2 1' BOB MCCOLLUM .R fm-I LARRY MILLSPAUGH 712' -War SUE POLING pq 47 .1 VIRGINIA SHIVELY ,J dz? I DICK SMITH JOE A. SMITH PAT SMITHEE ELEANOR SOLMS -up 4 A R 1 'WW ' v . . Q I A, A ..- ... .an . -, BEVERLY SOULTZ BEVERLY TURNER 'P ad CAROLE WESCO i Y A 4' Oth. 'dh 'N 'wiv LN W SUE SURBER GEORGE TEEGARDEN LARRY THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON DIANE TRAPP -vm .4 AN: JACK TURNER DONNA WAGONER WILBUR WEBB RICHARD WEST PAUL ZIRKLE 'Qf' Ll JACK Mlllfl MARY FRANCES PARSON S' fi! rf' 6 kwin! is 4-.,,,, 'V :QL T' Lax: I P 0 ' A ' , 'A - X.-gd, , .. X I. 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V' QA V , ...J ,,-li sr'- Left to nght Mary Anna Darley Reporter Danny Ludlow Vlce President Hugh Swetnam Pres: dent Audley Cragun Treasurer Bob Welton Secretary The sophomore class as an an between class that receives no sweaters or rungs to make them standout but gust the same they are recognlzed for being themselves and dolng the work requrred of them The leaders of thus class are Presudent, Hugh Swetnam Vice Presudent Danny Ludlow, Secretary, Bob Welton, Treasurer, Audley Cragun, Reporter, Mary Anna Daily, and thelr very capable sponsor IS Mrs Redden I - - , c L 1 , . 'ff: ,J ., , . , , 'R 1 T , K t , qt' R . T. J . , L, Q '7 sl X .,.- 4 k lvxv . . 4:1 1 l ' , 91.3-4 G1- , f' 'c-. we , , 4 if , L L ! W 'i 5 5 . f k y 9 . .fl l ,fr af- 1 X s . A ' 1 ' , 1 , ' ' 1 , '- : . : . . S 1 0 I I : I ' 1 fi JN-'XLI '.. AFSBJ JNDRA ADAMS N 1' LAD:-H BOWMAN BOB BRODT DARLENE CROSBY 15 JOE EASTES GEORGE GERBER -.Q-Y MARY A DAILEY Q DONALD ELLIOTT LARRY GOBLE an Thx LARRY ATKINSON sl EARL BUSSERT Q T47 WILETTA DALTON fs '1' SHIRLEY BALIINGER GENE BARTON .01 JIN COPPOCK KATHRYN DAVIES DONALD CRAGUN Cx Q? CAROLYN DILLEY CLIFFORD BENNETT AUDLEY CRAGUN SALLY DROLLINGER GEORGE FENNIMORE FORREST FLANNERY MARILYN FRY SHELBA FURNISH in L aww Q' s. Lx A CAROL GORMAN JUNE GREEK WILMA GRIFFIN TOMMY HARRIS R ROMA HARSHMAN LOUISE HEATH PEGGY HEATH WILMA HOCHSTETTLER DAVID HOLLOWAY ALLAN HORN fr v 'I A '. ni --W? Q I , ve, I. ' T I A I , I , H I .5 I A . . I i jx V L. 'Le ' T J , , I ' ' EE: -N5 f g - , z -' ,A G I- v , , Q' s 1,3 I' I K b I I K 'ai A, -A I -I 1 . I . we we J La 'J .6 'f':P I I - M, - L p - K . X , N fs - i at T' - H , . Lx Ng- I Ad L Q 0 Q' S N - . Y. l K A .,'. ' .QI , T , Q , -- .L I U Q f , I V j E 'xx X, ' bl J .-,. 1 . ,Q I K jk 'ti' I I' T ' P f H - I f I 2 'I JESSE HORNER 'xxx JERNIGAN gs 'P 51 'Q lx Q 'L -of JOHN HUESTON BRENDA HUGHES LINDA HUSTON LESLIE JACKSON '27 Hi PHYLLIS JUDY PHILLIP KELLOGG RONALD KIRBY DOROTHY KNIGHT X ROBERT MCCOLLUM JOE MILLS 9-if BOBBY MCGUIRE -wp-.ny SUE MILLSPAUGH 'T' 7 LARRY LEWIS Q LEON McKELLEB 4- f-4 ANNICE KING PATTY LIGHTLE ,- 1 ROBERT MCNUTT L an CHARLES MITCHELL ROBERT MITCHELL I 1 1Q - W. xv' ai DIXIE OATMAN PATRICIA O'BRIEN HELEN PARKER . ' , x . H . N MAX PATTISON 1' JEAN KING DANNY LUDLOW gg, 1 5-7 MARGARET MADDOX NJ., J---L CAROLE MOORE vo- LINDA AY 45 DONALD KIRBY .am CHARLES LYNCH JANICE MILLER ' A BILL NEAL AQ MARTHENA PENCE GEORGIA POLING ft .AY RILHARD PRATT ' HARLEE SHAFER I JAMES SMITH HUGH SWETNAM ,QT SHIRLEY RADFORD 'I BETTY SHELTON ? CAROLYN STACE JANEEN SWIFT PHIL TEAGUE as 4. K f PHYLLIS RAMP LORENE REISDORPH in JANET SHIVELY LARRY SHROUT Q 1 K AMES STAPLETON KATHLEEN STRAUSBAUGH PAUL SWANNER 'T GLEN THURMAN LOIS UNDERWOOD F 'Pl MICHAEL wusv CAROLYN WILLIAMS PATRICIA WARNOCK ROBERT WELTON NANCY WHEAT HAROLD WILLIAMS LELIA WILLIAMS GEORGE WOODCOX PEARLANN GOULD LARRY SIMONS JU EVANGELINE ROARK WILMA ROBERTS 4,4 I 1 SMALLEY TOM SWARTS i X-v JAMES VARDAMAN fl DORIS WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED FRED NELSON DICK MAYNARD .4 I' ' A A . 1 I , .3 A , I 41 .04 A' Q T 'V+ X 5, - Zi -4: A. fir 'J . T U We ' f' f I A it 1 2 I . I I I ' x A 4 , ov 1 - , .. E I 2 ft 4 ,, an I Kai N I I - in ' -4 , ' xl -I - , A J ' ' F ua. XE 'fm A , ' ' ' 'I ' r ' Q ,I . A 5 .1 4 I oz R ' xl , I J . -' ' 1 .X F, wifi - f A A x F! ' K 1'-. 1.- 'il X . ., ' v . A I '- Lv 7' ' ' fl 4: 3 , S, , xl ii X z . X Left to rnght Bud Fanning Pete Wrlght Carol Bruch Jim Muller The freshmen seem to be havmg a slow start So for they have ventured to have a class party Guve them tume and soon they wull be gomg strong along wzth the rest of the students boys arent too bashful especially when ot comes to sports Offucers for thus year are Bud Fanmng President .lum Muller, Vlce President Carol Bruch Secretary Pete Wrught Treasurer The freshman class sponsor as Mr Wzley ? I I I U Their freshman basketball team may soon rule the basketball court. These F fn- ADDISON JANIS ATKINSON 'Mia HARRY BROWN CAROLE BRUCH SARAH COLUMBUS JERRY COUCH gl l --0 DELBERT EAKINS MARY JANE DAY Q- T SHARON ATKINSON LAWRENCE BARKER is RONNIE CARMONY ANN CHAPMAN VAUGHN CRAGUN U CRAIG 1' -.-4' RICHARD DAY PHYLLIS DEAN i -Q .. CHARLES EDWARDS -F DICK GOODWIN LARRY FANNING JIM GORE 'gl v1 D I NANCY GASKIN JERRY GRAVES MAE FANSLER DON FOREMAN 1-I ', Y- RONNIE BOTKINS CHARLA BOWSMAN .is CAROLYNE CLAPPER JAMES COE ga PAUL DAWSON JANET DAVISON JOHN DRAPER BEVERLY EDGINGTON pq.. xf QJ X212 Cuts: E ' E BOONE FOSTER BEN GERBER 'Y LINDA GRAY M GREEN wi A ' I, u , 1' I ' . W v M 71 C 22 - I. ' J, W: , :rl X if-U Q JJ E-- E1 ' BOB M 3 'Sl aw A ' W E I A I , ,L 1 , 5' 1? K , 1 v v f - N A 3, - I 'u -i!? 1- , V .5 Liv - 2--1 Q f ' M S E ,, , I '22 'Q - A '4 f ' ,4 ' v ,. A, I N w 4 . , 8 5 . x .4- Tg. , I K ' X -f' I 1 I.- I . I 'f 1 A ' Qu my K N 'N A A .x . . - . ' X . , 1 ' . . , ' 'W J.. X . ' f r . , L J J - -T ' J , I AHL , ,L LI. . I . ' ' JI B . ff ,L-. . -v - 4- f 4- is R x -P ov , m . .. ,.. . ' M - X. i Q 7 W mx, . .E wx' C T' A ' S. 'U I A It ONNIE HACKER fl' EARL HOCKETT DAVID HLJTTE GEORGE JONES L A DONALD HALL SANDRA HEAL CHARLES HESTER ROLLIN HOLE SANDRA HOLLOWAY 5 , . 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' f ' .- JAMES MILLER THELMA MUILINS .1 'Y PETE NESBITT Q LARRY ROSS VIRGINIA WOLFE THEA SOUTHERLAND nl- FRED MILLER LARRY MI'l.S Qu- LARRY MEYERS DICK MEYER -1' 1 MARCELLA WEAVER v-may DALE SOULTZ .num 1' BETSY MILLSPAUGH DARLENE MOCK LARRY MOORE Ing f-' H. 11- Qty DELORES NELSON RONALD NELSON SHERMAN NELSON I JULIA PETERSON JANET REYNOLDS SHAREN REYNOLDS Ano MARJORIE SCOTT MARLENE SHOCKEY LARRY STEPHENSON PHYLLIS SMITH wa -w 4 RICHARD TOLER SHIRLEY SMITH SONIA TUCKER EARLENE SUTPHIN RICHARD SWAIN BECKY SMITHSON ROBERT SMITHSON FRANCIS SOLMS 1' 2'4 ELAINE TURNER SAMMY VANDERPOOI. SHIRLEY WEBB , .2 A E It I.-A , , .4 - ' T -.n . It I - 4 . 4 'Ea i 'J' , Af- I A . bb XJ di E' S: 'I' C I ' - 515 V X A A ' ,. ' 'f A' fu ' . f - 'tl . Q I K -, . I -2- I Lf 5 ' 6 X ' ' x ... , - ' .za - N xx r'! X -. K Q as , ,N I 2 J -J gf IL 4 A L Ink X' g 4 . 'x ia R 4 mg 2. ' Lx W. sf 'm Ng . - , ,f--- L Lf' In , 3' K I nv- 5'-U1 ',f- . .4-. I in f x T AJ f' J 'X- 4 ,-'ja Lx , N?-3 W If gi ff? in , k i A V 7, AL . IX L . 1 uh X , k , N MARY LOU VAN HOSIER RUTH ANN WEST JOHN WHITE JAMES WILDONER GEORGE WILLIS WALTER WOODS 9 -1 PETE WRIGHT 'II VA lk ANQ A IX? I ui . 7 R' ' N4 . 'f-T fx Lf: N KL 7 L' 1,, -1,4 I ' : ,-X .x ' ' 1 .v . ' W feia-5.5 ,L , 52443 A 1 , - ,1:1f,,5,Y i - 'R ' 1 1 L , F1 , I . F I N' T A I I I I f- bf, I A I ' LI R I - -P K , ' w- In , . , . ,,... . , . , A v. .- A . N , . A F I , T J, - 1, L+ ' ' l id 4 6 . 1 ' I I xf-x 'if 'Wm lfu ' f U5 s I I I I I I ,ff . . f ui- if 7 1 x XX Q ' - ' 1 if , c X 1 ' . - I-Riagg, N ,g xx J my , ' bf- . MN 1, f 1 Fu X X , .Y 7. f,q . 1 J' . A..-..:.m...Kf,..w 1 J - 3 - X C . Y ., X Y K k xx K f - J X x' 'xx .- X , . V. AT 11. f Xl . X5 .-,Q P X 1' 1 f' V f ff X 4 'l Y 1- W f ,f . ' : f 4'31J.'wkfS-- ' x , , 'F fl 1' . ' 1 , :vigil ' ' ' 1 ff 32' X x 4 .I I f 1 , ' .J ' I NX! 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X 1 J I ' J , ,J X gf f f' 1- X. 1 ff? eated lelt to rr Dov: Lmvrlle Lols Huwkrns Drxne Hunesley Jeanne Anne Cralg re Mrllspauqh Mr lawrence Meyer Shnrley Smrth Ramona Jackson Judy Smalley Jesse Horner Standung lelt to rrght Larry Atlunson Larry Mlllspaugh Wllbur Webb The Student Councll as a representation of our student body The presldent and vuce presldent are elected from the sensor and lunlor classes respectlvely Other representataves are nomrnated and elected one from each home room Our Student Council has provnded the school wuth several educatronal and entertalnlng convocatrons thus year such as Alrce and Harold Allen presenting Sounds of the Arr Mr and Mrs Edmund Gray who presented a program of colorful and comedy muslc The lmeprlal Slngers who sang American folk songs as well as popular and sem: classlcal numbers to mentron only a few The Councsl was rn charge of collectrng donatrons for the Jumor Red Cross as well as handlmg numerous problems whlch arose throughout the year Mr Meyer very capably lent has gurdrng hand to the councrl JP' ,ii 'we '-L.. c- to ru rlyn Butler Shnrley Graves Bonxta Nuss Donna Southerland Eva Jo lonq S e Ho ell Roma Harshrnan Mrs leo Terrell Row two lett to rught Tom Cox James Hlnant Om .fcdmucma The prlme purpose of the Ixbrary ns to and In developlng good thnnkang and learnmg hablts In b ys and gurls The Ilbraruan and her assistants make an effort to help the young people to learn to engoy reading develop ludgment an selecting worth whsle books acqulre abllnty In using factual books ond materaals and respect the rights and prlvuleges of publlc property Row one left to rnght Ronnue Carmony Duxne Hunsley Judy Smalley Tom Swarts Pat OBrien Rchard West Joe Noble Om pw Our prolectronnsts are IH charge of showing films to the varnous classes Room Two as designated as the permanent vnewvng room The mechamsm of the prolectors IS no mystery to these students who handle them so capably under the guudance of Mr Roy McKee TV lik- gig . - v gy ,ef f' - ' 1 to T 'Q ' q.i ' I K ff Y . ,W ,g .. 'Eve ,I ,. I V i 3 f .Y I E!! , M fl' . , T H 75. 1 sei l l ' ' .- 3 A32 ' f 316 Mt --is -7? til ' . 'ff Yi Q 'f l jf no . 3 1 E Q If: 6 ev 1 ' 4 T 5 'l T gy VE ROW On , left gh! , ' I A 1 I U W , , . C . , ' : , ' . O . Q . . . ' ' . T .X W ' Z, V , t qu ',, 4 '- ' 1 , dx ' . , ,s E l I , 1 . , . . Seated left to rnght Adnan Black Inez Fornshell Robert Smuthee Betty Bedwelt Theatto Llesten felt Standmg left to rnght Carol Mttchell Lots Hawkms Dale Cragun Susan Lnestenfelt Phll Baskett 4vft'N 5 P 1x0 tem, J-P Agnes Martyn lots Hawkins Bob Marulee Gracle Mass Lydla Henry Turner Doris Sammue Begonto Nlcodemus Robert Smuthee Theatta luestenfelt Betty Bedwell Inez Fornshell Dale Cragun Susan loestenfelt Phll Basket! Carol Mutchell Adnan Black 2 Wiade 7am Ready Made Famrly a three act comedy by Jay Tobnas was grven by the semor class thus year The plot ns lard when wndow Agnes Martyn decrded to marry again agamst the wishes of her three chuldren Marllee Gracle Bob and her sister In law Mass lydla Henry Turner the prospectlve bndegroom has two chnldren Dorls and Sam mme who also oblect to the marrnage By commuttrng all types of antncs the chuldren try to break up the romance e play offers many hllanous sutuatsons and the colored cook Begoma and the handyman Nucodemus add much to the humor of the play K-' G3 1 F .1 . s L 2' .' - , , R , ,, ll 6 l 1 V . I - 1 X ' rf - Su, X... , ,- , sf' yf ' o . A R . . ,. . fb , , x I 6' ' N -1 - ur - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I I I - , . , . Th , I I ' KN 7 , e 2 A EMA.-, ig -1 g X ,r 5 , 'ff' - I L - 9 'Z ,fx 1-4k 1 'B 5-.1 5 in Seated Iett to right Richard Day David McKelleb Tom Cox Rita Barton David lmville Carol Mitchell Shirley Groves Kathryn Pattison Standing Mrs Sullivan faculty advisor Dale Cragun Bud Glass Sheldon George Lenora Stephenson pow 70am Staff: Those students interested in putting out an annual have worked at gathering material, selling subscriptions, campaigning, and assembling together our yearbook It is a record of the activntn , We hope that you enloyed reading the Pow Wow, and will long remember our class for its efforts to give you the best This year for the first time we had a tumor staff too, who worked under the senior class learn mg the ropes li Agyifitl 2 ' Al 3' Sealed left to right Jane Richards Diane Trapp Violet Herring Nellie Skeens Standing left to right Nancy Hengstler Joe Noble Maxine Moore Mrs Joanne Sullivan , is f i , be D . ,, , Mt . A , ' , - . ' T 5 U D 'Q' ' T., i . vi . ,Y .. , , if - . V 55 t U g 1 - 'F . D . . ig ' . -xv., af , 45 .- ggy- if I 1 i 1 i - l 5 - V 1 i 2 1 . . . . . U . . Hes organizations, athletics, and classes of the school. I - N., 1 y s if L. 9 5. ,lily I ,. '5- ' 4 if n . - ' ' 'll x , W 4, 1, , c v isqf' he e .Ai A . ' gg ., -e e s tf..Q-1723 ' - ' - - -- -X . 2' , . ' ' .,.. - I X ' Q 4 x ' - ,. . sd ?-- ' f l - M 'e ' . . .. ' ,f of , ,cx .X , X . nw-'W rf .ni A J X X Row one lett to nght Wulbur Smnth Eddle McGuure Lots Hawluns Ruth Faster Phyllis Pattlson Bonlta Nuss Shnrlee Swmgley Allce Mahoney Row two lett to rlght Wnlbur Webb Delores Weber Joe A Smith Joe D Smlth Mrs Mary Trapp Lols Shockey 5690415 To keep up on school news IS a must The Smoke Slgnal IS the tra weekly newspaper of Mus snssunewa Hugh School lt as published by a staff whlch IS generally made up of present and post members of the lournallsm class All members of the gournalasm class are reporters The Smoke Signal IS published for the ro motuon of school anterest Thus years staff consusted of Shurlee Swmgley edutor Aluce Mahoney and Phylhs Pattison fea ture edators Bonuta Nuss Loss Shockey and Delores Weber CCTIVITY edltors, Joan Karnes copy edator Wilbur Webb and Joe A Smuth asslstant sports edntors Loss Hawklns business manager Ruth Foster advertusnng manager Wulbur Smnth asslstant odvertlsmg manager Joe D Smlth photographer, and Mary S Trapp faculty advlsor . V ' 8 . . ly L . W 7 9 iv 1 J ' r - - i - . . sh - , K I x f . , , P- 3 1 L' s 4 I ! 2 5 Eg, A X .1 .hy E ' I-7' .5 W D 'Af' : I f . .N ,SZ-:F Y ,mg ,. 1 3 1 - I Q l 1 I . I I , , - . ' : ' , , ' I ' I ' I . - 0 1 0 I I I I ' I I I 1 ' 1 I ' I i I F I I 1 F - 1 ' . , , .im f fs- Row one, lelt to right: Shirlee Swingley, Dave McKelleb, Wilma Roberts, Suzanne Elliot, Earlene Sutphin, Sammy Vanderpool, Suzanne Pennington, Wanda Knoebloch, linda Gray, Dixie Hinesley, Marlene Shockey, Wanda Meyer. Row two, left to right: Joe Noble, Sonia Tucker, David Jernigan, Elen Benson, Mike lucas, Mariorie Briles, Russel Baslzett, Jack King, Roger Cragun, Bobbie Wright, Donnie Herd, Johnnie Noble, Jimmie Briles, Johnnie Svtphin, Rolland Hole, Ronnie Botlxin, Shelba Furnish, Jerry Humerick- Oufzgmeclu. Our band this year consisted of forty-three members who, under the able direction of Mr. Fred Reiter, played for several school programs throughout the year besides participating in the State Fair Championship parade at Indianapolis and the Grant County Fair and County Tournament Floor Show. . ,Q Z-zwsef-3 7 Y ,lu N, , v ,ds , W ,s Zami Seated, left to right: Vials -fm Shirlee swingrey, David McKelleb, Joe Noble, Clint Wilson, Jerry Hum- erickhouse, Dallas Hum- ericlzhouse, Russell Bas- ketl, Jack King. Standing, left to right: Richard Shively, Nancy Hengstler, Ronnie Car- mony. house. Third row, left to right: Joan Simpkins, Ruth Foster, Betty Bedwell, Maxine Moore, Carol Moore, Helen Parker, Linda Hues- ton, Delores Nelson, Phyllis Pattison, Tom Swarts, Dallas Humerickhouse, Paula Sutphin, Mr. Fred Reiter, larry Brown, Richard Shively Nancy Hengstler, Jack Lemons, Jerry Lemons, Ronnie Carmony, Vaughn Cragun, James Pace, Tommie Graves. This year the pep band was completely reorganized under the direction of Delmar Rybolt. The group furnished music for the pep sessions and all home basketball games. Mississinewa's twirling corps displayed their skills at the home football games and also took part in the state and county fair parades and the local Halloween parade. The highlight for the twirlers this year was the floor show at the county tournament. Om 7410114219 60491 left to right: Delores Nelson, Carol Moore, B e t t y Bedwell, Ruth Foster, Maxine Moore, Helen Parker. Row one left to rrght bue Anne Polrng bhnrlee Swmgley Duane Trapp Pat Thompson Sue Surber Pat Malloy Donna Madden Allce Mahoney Delores Weber Wrlma Roberts Row two left to rnght Shlrley Ballenger pranust Evangeline Roark Pat Llghtle Nancy Hengstler Carol Mrtchell Ruta Barton Inez Fornshell Marulyn Butley Carolyn Stace Marthena Pence Jeanne Anne Craig planust Row three left to rnght Anntce Kung Sue Anne Mlllspaugh Phll Baskett Jerry Humertckhouse Mtchael Wiley Don Cragun Jane Rlchards Mary Anna Darley Joan Snmpklns R w four left to rught Don Ellsott Davud Mclfelleb Ed Jermgan zeedmcm Row one left to nght Vorgmra Wolfe Betsy Mlllspaugh Ann Chapman Delores Nelson Bonnle Marks Sharon Atklnson Sandra Holloway Charlotte Bowsman Nancy Gaskm, Shlrley Smrth Elaine Turner Row two left to right Becky Smrthson Eula Howell Janet Reynolds Wanda Meyer Sammy Vanderpool Mary Jane Day Beverly Edglngton Sue Craug Sharon Reynolds Darlene Mock Lrnda Jones Row three left to rught Lrnda Kellogg Ruth Ann West Patty McHenry Julle Peterson Sue Heale Mary lou James Carol Bruch Janet Davison Marcella Weaver Row four left to rught Ronnle Botklns Rollm Hole, David Long Charles Hackett Bob Jackson, Clarence Kang, Jerry Graves Richard Goodwm I 1 : - I I I J I 1 I y f J 4 , J . , 5 2 I . I . I . . 4 O I . 1 . ' Leslie Jackson, Dallas Humerickhouse, Barney Butler, Joe D. Smith, Larry Coppock, Sheldon George, I . 1 . . . I . , I I - I , ' , I . . . I . . , l I . , , 1 1 I 1 I I . r 1 I I , ' : ' , , , . 1 I I , , I I . : . .. . . I I . I - Raw one left to right Sue Howell Patty Warnnck Carolyn Pearson Eva Jo long Janeen Swift Carol Gorman Row two left to right Linda Jay lorene Reisdorph Wilma Hochstetler Carolyn Dnlley Pat O Brien Phyllis Judy Lois Underwood Nancy Wheat Row three left to right Evelyn Gillespie Pearlann Gould Bonita Nuss Shirley Rahrar Ann Andes Bonnie Schmidt Sandra Adams .lanet Shively Row four left to right Margaret Maddox Kathryn Davis Louise Heath Darlene Crosby Linda Houston Bennet ,lim Coppock larry Gobel Bob McCollum Gene Barton Forrest Flannery Ed Jernigan There are two choruses in our music department, the Freshman Chorus and the Advanced Chorus These choruses are not selected groups but rather are composed of students who are interested in music and enloy singing The Robed Choir is a selected group Membership is gained on the basis of musical ability and individual interest This group does not limit its activities to our school alone but also participates ln district and state festivals This year s program for the Choirnncluded appearances before civic organi zotlons, special school programs, Baccalaureate services and the annual spring program A A A Shirley Radford, Carolyn Williams, Willeta Dalton, Jane Slzeens. Row five, left to right: Clifford Zell leadm dial M sit I hw xl The Yell Leaders Club as composed of all the students who try out for cheerleader and are not elected All members must stay nn good standlng wlth the club In order to be elnguble for tryout the next year The upperclass members are the second team cheerleaders Occasronally the cheering sectron of some of the second team games are led by two upper classmen assusted by two freshmen Varslty yell leaders are also members Wamtq Zell .feadefea Our varsoty yell leaders were tn charge of all the yells at the football and basketball games thus year plus havmg the lob of planmng the pep sessnons for home games These four are elected by a vote of the student body fl if 1 Q 'ff '43 A l '. llf 5 s ff ss. . A nk, Km gf.. N N r. N3 , . Y - f L J I FB ' A Qneennh i F 'Fld' B .Q ' 5,1 'D 1 't eye 1 A W LFG? K' .ea-f Row one left to right Sue Heale Pat Heath Kathryn Pattison Bonnie Schmidt Lois Hawkins Shnrlee Swingley Alice Mahoney Shlrlea Rahrar Ruta Barton Phyllis Pattison Shirley Graves Bonita Nuss Row two left to right lmogene Stace Ann Andes lenora Stephenson Onal Eoluns Helen Morris Inez Fornshell Mary Henry Carol Mitchell Lois Shockey Delores Weber Betty King Betty Bedwell Row three left to right Katherine Long Theatta luestenfelt Pat Cox Sandro Heal Sandra Adams Jean Craig Jane Richards Nancy Hengstler Maxine Moore Eleanor Solms Sue Surber Duane Trapp Row four left to right John Sobonslu Susan Hardy Barbara Cole Mary Parsons Eva Jo Long Donna Madden Sue Palmg Pat Malloy Betty Hunt Janet Burchard Kay Human Alberta McNutt Nancy Gaslun Duck Nelson Row five left to right Larry Shrout Delores Nelson Carolyn Stace Shirley Ballinger Peggy Heath Susie Dalton Janet Shively Lois Underwood Carol Moore Judy Smalley Pat OBrien Charla Bows man Phyllis Judy Dale Cragun Row six left to right David Jernigan Shelba Furnish Nancy Wheat June Greek Marilyn Fry Brenda Hughes Patty Lnghtle Maryanna Dailey Kathryn Davies Louise Heath Margaret Maddox Jean King Carolyn Williams Tommy Harris Row seven left to right Jock Lemons Sue Ann Millspaugh linda Hueston Phyllis Ramp Rama Harshman Wilma Hochstettler Wilma Roberts Carol Gorman Janeen Swift Helen Parker Sarah Columbus Linda Jay Patty McHenry Rollin Hone Row eight left ta right Vaughn Cragun Marlene Shockey Patty Jones Mary James Sharon Reynolds Marthena Pence Sue Craig Betsy Millspaugh Shirley Webb Sammle Vanderpool Wanda Meyer Sharon Atkinson Dixie Hmesley Frances Solms Raw nine left to right Ronnie Cormany linda Gray Earlene Sutphln Soma Tucker Eula Howell Julia Peterson Sondra Holloway Ruth West Bonnie Marks Janice Atkinson Marcella Weaver Janet Reynolds Ann Chapman Pete Nesbitt. Fostering school spirit at football and basketball games is the primary purpose of the pep club. This large organization of one hundred eight boys and girls has practiced many hours throughout the year in order to present new and different yells at the various athletic events. It is their iob to be on hand at all games attired in their red and white costumes which help to form an M symbol for the school. Mrs. Verna Fredenberger is .dvisor for the club. lf' nbmmcnaia Q I 'W nv I sql Row one l ft to right Joe Maynard Fred Miller Jerry Couch Donald Hall Charles McCollum Gene McNutt Donald Kirby Peter Nesbitt Row two left to right Ronnie Botkins Don Cragun Gene Barton Charles Hester Larry Bowman Richard Goodwin Charles Mitchell Peter King Rollin H e Row three left to right Larry Shrout Dick Mayno d Jam Smith Jim Coppock George Fennimore Ronald Nelson Bill Neal Bob McCollum Doyle Lewis Ronnie Carmony R w four left to right Boone Foster Sherman Nelson Phil Teague Delbert Eakins Larry Simons Vaughn Cragun Tom Harris Ronald Kirby Bob McGuire Fred Nelson R w five left to right Phil Kellogg Jim Gore Jim Miller Bob Brodt Larry Goble George Jones Larry Morris Bob Jackson Ed Jernigan Max Pattison x 4 'A Sa NJ F YI 'HJ Row one left to right: Jack Miller Walter Hutte Dale Cragun Eddie McGuire Don Havens Jim Miller Clint Wilson. Row two left to right: Ray Smith Lester Shiveley Jerry Moore Dale Human Wilbur Smith, Dick Nelson. Row three, left to right: Bob Smithee, Bob Cragun, Tom Cox, John Saban- ski, John Gaskin, Bill Gerber. Row four, left to right: Joe D. Smith, Adrian Black, Bob McCollum, Jim Greek, Harold Dilley, Jerry Mitchell, Charles Flannigan. Row five, left to right: Forrest Glass, Ronald Gould, Jim Lockridge, Paul Maine, Henry Jones, Bob Bosworth, Row six, left to right: Gene Herd, Jack Turner, Tom Elkins, Ben Whittingham, Joe A. Smith, Bob Rhoten, Harold McCollum, Don Fanning, Richard Day. Row one left to rught Theatta Lustenfelt Mary Lou Duckworth Pat Lughtle Georgua Polung Delores Nelson Betsy Mullspaugh Duanne Trapp Barbara Cole Row two lett to rught Sharon Atkunson Januce Atkunson Duxue Huensly Ruth Foster Carol Muller Sue Ann Polung Pat Malloy Eleanor Solms Sandra Holloway Row three left to rught Susan Lustenfelt Lunda Jones Bonnue Marks Sammy Vanderpool Carolyn Wu'luams Jeanne Kung Ruta Barton Donna Madden Pat Thompson Row four left ta rught Mrs Fredenberger Lunda Grey Sue Craug Dorus Wulluams Sharon Reynolds Phyllus Judy Eva Jo long Kathryn Davues Ann Andes Kathryn Pattuson ow fuve left to rught Betty un Betty Bedwell Nancy Gaskun Pat O lruen lous Underwood Earlene Sutphun Marthena Pence Carolyn Stace Nancy Hengstler Betty Jean Hunt Row sux left to rught Brenda Hughes Louuse Heath Nancy Ann Craug Shurley Ballunger Row seven left to rught Bonnue Hacker Marlene Shockey Marcella Weaver Judy Smalley Mary Anna Dauly Sue Ann Mullspaugh Carol Bruch Susan Hardy Maxune Moor Jane Ruchards Extra currucular actuvuty un sports us provuded for both boys and gurls through the untramural program The boys season opened on December l wuth the drawnug of names and selectuon of captauns Teams played each other at least once nn basketball and at the end of the round of play the team wuth the best record was declared the wunner There are two leagues, one for 'freshmen and sophomores, the other for lunuors and senuors Mr Smalley us sponsor of the program and makes the selec tuons for captaun Gurls untramurals are organuzed under the GAA program wuth actuvutues goung on throughout the year Thus assocuatuon aums to stumulate partucupatuon un gurls athletucs and to promote udeals of health and sportsmanshup Awards are guven the gurls on the basus of a pount system Two of the awards are local and another us a state award Gurls offucers thus year uncluded Mary Lou Duckworth presudent, Nancy Hengstler, vuce presudent, Judy Smalley, secretary, and Duxue Hunesley, treasurer Mrs Verna Fredenberger sponsored the GAA V l I I I I . I I V I I . ' . I . I . Z . I . . I . . . , I . I . I I I - V . 1 . ' . I . I 1 A' V I . 1 D I I ' I . I I I . I . I . . . , I . I , ' , , ' . R ' , ' : K' g, I . l , . I . I . , , , , - ' u V 1 , l , Wheat, Wanda Meyer, Janet Reynolds, Ruth Ann West, Judy Reynolds, Mary Lou James, Jeanne . I . . I l . z . I I V I . I . I I I . '7 . , . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . , I P dial . e iw T T Y gh ,C 4ll 1lS'rl 'lu vii!! P-If 'REQ The Photography Club was establlshed In l95l for all of the students unterested rn takmg plc tures developmg and prmtrng pnctures and the techmcal knowledge of the camera We had a rather small club thus year but next year we hope to have more members Thus year the club sponsored the annual exhnbrtlon of the Eastman Photo Contest wmners The club sponsor IS Mr Meyer Saeoeceglud ,XJ All 0 ts was The purpose of the Science Club us to promote Interest rn the scnences The club sponsor ns Mr Mc Kee Durrng the year the club has had demonstratrons of chemrstry and bnology A speclal program In bnology was presented by Prof Charles De Val of Marlon College The offrcers are Rrchard West pres :dent Peggy Heath vrce presrdent Ronnle Carmony secretary treasurer and Drane Trapp reporter Q x- ,, ' 1 ' A ,. . nf, ls f 'f ' l s Fl- v I. 4 Q , .. 'U K V T I I I I ' , . I 1 1 4 t if X R v V '.x - mi .. 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DC ww L44 gl ThIs IS the thIrd year of the DramatIcs Club The maIn purpose ofthe club IS to foster Interest IH dramahcs Some of the actIvItIes of the club are helpIng present Chnstmas programs and three one act plays Durmg the rush betore Chnstmas lhIS year the club presented three one act plays Members who arent especIally Interested In GCTIDQ can specIalIze In paIntIng and bUIldInQ of sets lIghtIng and sound effects Mr Arthur the clubs sponsor has expenmented Wllh student dlrectors anne? 140167664 .. y 1,0 iheiln-..4 The Future Homemakers of Amertca IS made up of gIrls Interested In home ECONOMICS The only requIrements are one year of Home EconomIcs and Interest In homemakIng Some of the purposes are to promote a growIng apprecIatIon of the Ioys and satIsfactIon or home mcIkIng, to encourage democracy In home and commumty IIte, and to further Interest In home economtcs Some of the actIvItIes were InItIatIon at Arletta Glens, ICC skatIng at MUDCIE, fIeld trIp to lndIan apoIIs, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet at school . , ' . . W M until. .f . 'df Q-1,91 Mx A' .1 MP, , ,f A 'f uf:.:.:Ig I '- 4 st , -3493-'-T . . , ,sz , , QE: ,-rye? ' 4' .l'I' , I- y we Y In . 2:13, :QQ , , A .s .. W Y.- -. . ,.. K mi I J . i ' W ua: . . ,wg--asf i . ' '- , - ,, 5 N - I. , ,, 57 . I ' ' - t I ,- H Xu 'E' fn .V . . u. . L. ,. , , V . w l . . ., If I - I I - . , , . . of U , M - .. ,, ,-.r.gr. ,.. F 1 T lx -I K .1 r, , '. ' I W. : X V . -K ' wr v. 4 , , . T 1 .l . . T' ' ' ' J .f -vf 1 ' K m y ,. 51, ...A . x 1 ' ' ' , . I A If , x, .K f 4, I' ' i'..f' . . 744 We Z It us the purpose of the Tru Hu Y to teach gurls to luve clean wholesome Iuves Thus year one of theur prouects was a dance sponsored wuth the Hu Y wuth the admussuon consust ung of food for Operatuon Tots Thus beung the furst year of Tru Hu Y at Mussussunewa most of the year was spent un organuzung the club for the future Mrs Terrell sponsored the club She was assusted by the club offucers presudent Maxune Moore vuce presudent Sue Polung secretary Jean Kung treasurer Pat Thompson 74 41x I I' To create mauntaun and extend throughout the home school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character us the purpose of the Hu Y Club Our Hu Y at M H S sponsored after game dances, sold apples at football games, co sponsored wuth the Tru Hu Y dances for the benefut of Operatuon Tots and the Cancer fund, and also donated a sum of money toward the new school pruntung shop Thus year's offucers were James Hunant, presudent, Leon McKelleb, vuce presudent, Gene Herd, secre tary treasurer, and Davud McKelleb, chaplaun Our advusor us Mr Hartle '. 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' -5 tx K 'Hf479fd44 P Llfe ot the Party concerns the mastortune that occurs durlng o party after the younger brother was not InvIted Ronnle Carmony played the kId brother Llnda Huston and Eleanor Solms acted the role of hIs two slsters Mary Anna Dalley and Larry Coppock have these three troublesome creatures for thelr chlldren Guests at the party whlch doesnt come att Include DIXIE Hlnesley Nancy Wheat Betsy Mllls paugh Larry Shrout JIm Hmant and Larry LewIs Judy Smalley dlrected the play Another party was under way when the Umnvnted Ghost makes her appearance The party goers Included Sue Surber Carol Mutchell Mrke Wnley RIchard West Jane Rachards and Sondra Adams Donna Madden and Larry LewIs were a couple Interested In purchaslng a haunted house from Larry Shrout and Wanda Meyer played the tltle role Maxlne Moore dnrected G-il The lhlfd play IS also concerned wuth a party thus tlme a weekend whuch lnttle brother trnes to prevent Nancy Hengstler and Pat OBrIen remaln at the mercy of Ronnle Carmony Sue Hardy the housekeeper IS also desnrous of a weekend spent away from work RIchard West AnnIce Kung Sammy Vanderpool Sharon AtkInson Mlke Wuley and Larry Sumons are Interestung and complIcatIng bystanders Larrv Coppock wnth scalpel IH hand a brnef but revealmg appearance' Duane Trapp dlrected The Pampered Darllng ff , J 1 X if I . 1 TP Q.. -L 5. A I I 1 - L ' ' V . gi 'Z :iff I .i 5, l l l 5' , , . If . . . Tl.. lx I 1 , ' t X I, - 1' - l f x ' -. 54 wtf, .I . ., ,HK Q' i ' ' J '. sv I I I: , A I-if f I L .-4 ft 5 ' Q 'Ar xr 1 - l ,y . MSM!! 1 ' O 6, .-nal! 4' i'- Q These women take the responsrblllty of preparmg for us a good warm meal each day They are helped by students who volunteer to clean up the trays and sulverware un exchange for their lunches 5045 lx Y- These men together wrth student assistants keep our building neat and tram and In good repalr Theurs IS a rob which continues all year long 1 F Q.gQ,, . ' ' - l .c h . l K, ., Q ' - l 'N l ,x A - X 1 F fe f iii . . '71 f ' ,. .fqw-sg-al' g -Y f'f4J--My ,. ,J 1 - - W .......-7 ,P , uv ' 1 L 41 , ' -f K 0, 'l Q R ' l ' 2 'K A 5-in , t U ., I X 1 , f Ry ' 1 Q ' . K ,Q X ' k X . V 'r 1 , We t A -' ii ' ' gl ' V. , , 'l . -v-... Swim: Oggm fi-up. , w v lk' g ' Grrls unterested ID offtce tralmng have asked for the lob of working tn our school office The var nous dutles of these students are to take phone calls lo relay messages do typlng for the people In charge of the offrce to make announcements to collect absentee slrps to sell advance tickets to games to glve change and to hand out medlcal supplies Wrth thus trannrng gurls have been able to go dlrectly unto an office lob and know lust what will be expected of them dented! Wwww 3- N-. I - mn I ll Q 'll,V 1.- I I The magazine sales for the year l952 l953 exceeded S600 00 First prrze was won by Richard Day who won a Hampden watch second prize was won by Carol Muller who was awarded a Phulco radro thrrd prlze was won by Gene Barton who recelved a Parker pen and pencil set fry, 1 K H - vs f 'sk 'S V. A . '20 4 '- . An 0 Y I ,,. . I I I I I I , . I . . . fx, ,XV , .qv 1 L?Qii.,, ,1- K ,, , I ' he W.. t .1-.5 g g .. 1, -,N ,' :, .... - . - - . x F ' , ', ' g f I X t I lp , - A a , 2 , 1 , - D L.. A -40 7' .Mw- W4 G' und C1 gina- anding t ri Larry Hedden Max ne Moor Eleanor Solms larry Coppock Helen Da son Wilbur Webb Richard West Jerry Humerickhouse S ated I f to right Nancy Hengs Ier Diane Trapp Jim H nant Georgiana Heal Jane Richards Joe A Smith Alberta McNutt Joan Hyatt larry Millspaugh cmwzelaed play Can you imagine the student coun cil officers taking over the high school for a day'9 Thats exactly what hap pened in the .lunaor Class play N More Homework There was one ad venture after another with Mr Tok quarrelrng with Mrs Ratchet, the bas ketball team stopped by a snow slide on the way to the state tourney, Buzzy Barley teaching the home eco nomrcs class, and Shalimar and Pamela fighting for the affections of Buzzy. The money of the play Rusty Wings is stolen by Shalimar and Talluluh who try to' frame Pamela. All in all the play provided fun and entertainment for everyone. 7Zo7itme7f Ronald Sassoon Pamela Jones Buzz Banley Mudge Murphy Talluluh Ploetz Mrs Clendenmng Mvss Goodln Mnss Algnvle Mr Harper Mr lundgulst Miss Dlll Tack Tok Mrs Ratchet Elmer B Ames CAST Wtlbur Webb Maxme Moore Larry Hedden Alberta McNutt Eleanor Solms Duane Trapp Georgnana Heal Jane Richards James Hmant Larry Mzllspaugh Joan Hyatt Larry Coppock Helen Dawson Je ry Humerlckhouse 74, www aww l Coach Guthrie ............... . Joe D. Smith l f I 1 1 ' . . A J I , ' -,f A W f YQ V H' rg? 5,0454 X if W 4 Q ,,, if! K ,' VV ,!,7! v A QXXW , SN 1 I ?, if 4 Qs Huqff Lakin ck, ' M GENE HERD SHELDON GEORGE RAY SMITH NJ P 4, WS Q' uf' JI WAYNE SAPP CLINT WILSON 44 - be ifixg. :fn YW AA wh 1 ff -.4 EES' Rf BOB WELTON DON HAVENS LARRY HEDDEN ,SEMA 4 ft' 1. Zur! .4 '57 'Q W 4,- 'V pa' J' Qfjw A Ji' A -r,,1f f' ,Q EW W JERRY MOORE GEORGE TEEGARDEN PAUL MAINE 44. GR 5,5 JOE A SMITH HAROLD MCCOLLUM qi DAVID LINVILLE LARRY COPPOCK JOHN DALTON . ,f 1 D K.. A ,A ,. H -,,- -4 .wx .Lf, -V -v ff ,. -ff-' , , . 1' , , - M ,Z 9 r ' ' 'A iv' 7'4 .ML Y. A ' m., f --- :. --ff,2,54f. .- ggi. , ,A4 N -. 'H ?Q.,:: fsgx-71 , W-A 1 ',, . ...NA M N 4,.' 'X-.Qs ' I AL rf 'xr '1 ' .gl ., .' A A Alyy .-1 -'Q I 'Az.:F 1 A ' K V rg ' . ,Q L -., H. 2 A 4' f f-41' A i,.., r- - 5,1 , ,Q- V , ..,. I . 54 -r - .mf Y D' .4 ,I LL, 4, ' - 4' , 1' ,- 45. ,C,.'j-1,1 ' ,,,. .L-.-f--' . - . . A s .. w A - .44 . , ' 1- : , ,Q I s ., P ,-, ' ' N . A 1 . ' . ' , ' ' L - , h L . .i'X,V , ' --1 N- J, ,.i, , .f ,,..A ., . -, ., , 3- 1? J -gr 1 ' ,. ,f 3 L -i -, b ,z 4, .::, ', .5 1 I 9 .Q , . 4 In 'rv 3' 0 'A - ,3 'D' ,Z -X-.. ?,. .rg- Q .. '1,1 ',,e A, af- ' g W -. ft-AER' . A . .,:5 '. g T1 ' , A 4-- , v .- ' ' . , A A I , .. .f. t K :ig -- L'-' .wif Z -4 ,.,4 'V -. 3 A , -' . - , .. , '- -. L . N 'f ,fr I1 21 ,,:,'r'l-e - ' ' -. 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M25-sf HUGH SWETNAM LARRY MILLSPAUGH WILBUR WEBB MARTIN BURDETTE 'Sv' an -vn- xX X my LH to rrght Joe Smalley John Fredenberger Jlm Stone 74466461 Thus year our football team drd very well for the second year of varsnty play Our season ended wnth A wnns 3 losses and 2 tres Thus was the first year of the Massnssmewa Valley conference and we were honored by havmg three of our boys chosen on the all conference team They were John Dalton quarterback Fred Mrllspaugh right halfback, and Larry Hedden left end Our B team and freshmen were undefeated thus year Even though the team was beaten an score rt was never beaten In sportsmanshup Good Iuc nn the seasons yet to come' Mrssusslnewa Musstssmewa Mlssnsslnewo Musslssunewo Mrssusstnewa Mlsslsslnewa Mrssrssunewa Mussnssmewa Mtssrssunewa Bluffton Alexandna Hagerstown Hartford Cnty Royerton Tapton Greenfreld Carmel Wlnchester i left to rught Yhrl Baskett, Davud Long Gene Barton ijflrf ' ll l ' A V 3-t-J-Ms... -.,,. TM? I ' ,.L . ,. Nw M N' ' A pw' ,.,,,,-7, Y -Y l l' ' ffte. f ' X 5, LN, ly I Q -T V BK .-V 1 -'R ' Q 'X 5 ' , ' A ls 'X ng, gm- X If E I X ,QI :.7f,,:i-y , . ga . 746 S e ' 1 . , ' . 1 I . . ' . -3 . . l. ,REM . X' A , 1 I l 4 I I l . - V T-bi A y T 9 k ' l . ' A ' ' ' ' JI 7 it ' ' ' ' ' O ' 22 ' A ' ' ' 25 7 ' ' ' I9 ' 7 ' - - r 6 leg . ' ' ' 6 ' 31 W! T.. ?aoZKaZ6'2e4efwe4.., Coached by John Fredenberger the B team won all seven of nts games thus year and made a very favorable showtng nn domg so We are looking forward to some very good maternal for our varsity team from thus group of boys In the future 744654665 The Freshman Team coached by Dale Graham won all of their games thus year We are sure they wvll make a ftne showing for us In the future years 1 1 1 v 'airihx 37mm Under the watchful eye of Coach Joe Smalley the Indrans second team came through the season un very good shape The outlook us good and everyone ns sure they wull make a good showvng on the varslty team M fir Q XV' kj .altgl A nw 'ww Y 5 il ? The Freshman basketball team dropped only one game this year A much tougher schedule was played thus year and we are looking forward to a hard 7646, worklng team nn the coming year .. 4' 1' s , ' A! 1 f f l ,X ii ' r .....1r.... X V H s. 1,1 .4 QQ' 'rf , i H -,ly X ,4 fl ' . 'Liar' l V5 A , f, U 1 X XA Mg :AAN 5 ll Y 4 K J. , SIM: F .mfr as , r sfo- KL-LY X vl R 'ggi' V e . L. X V' A I 1 I l 1,1 l ' ll ! fl K A A ' X l l - as if . 'f Bl H gy ti. A ah' 'JJ F Slnlhlllll iff- X' 5 1 ,Z ! ' ' g l .. ' V ,, g fy - t .M sry y nm v e 2 ' l, I A . 1 --A l , , ? wr ' lx K ' 3-X-x -Sw wwf! erik LARRY HEDDEN FRED MILLSPAUGH JOHN DALTON An?-E 72Z7 - Om 2? eam Thls year our basketball team got off to a slow start by dropplng the flrst game to Mlddletown ln an OVeflIme But they qulckly bounced back and ran up a wlnnlng streak of 24 games before loslng to a hot Hartford Clty team lover tlmel ln the MGTIOD Reglonals After Wlhnlng the County Tourney and l8 games ln the regular season we won the Sectlonal from Swayzee Marlon and Falrmount by a margln of 266 polnts The lndlans defeated Marlon ln Wlnnlng thelr flrst Sectlonal Wllh the help of a 33 polnt fourth quarter In the Reglonal the Trlbe took our flrst game of the Reglonal from the Huntlngton Vlklngs and dropped the nlght game to Hartford Clty 66 64 ln an overtlme Also lhIS year Larry Hedden o r 6 5 center broke the County scorlng record by pourlng 4l7 polnts through the hoops durlng the regular season whlch was 40 more POINTS than the prevlous record of 377 held by Wayne Duncan of Swayzee A UIA4, xi l I iff ai MARTIN BURDETTE JIM MITCHELL WAYNE SAPP W ..4'- ' BOB ROARK DICK SMITH LARRY COPPOCK liinnzonga 5Z?eoozoi Mrssrsstnewa Mlssnsslnewa Mlsslsslnewa Mrssussvnewa Mlsslssunewa Mlsslsslnewa Mlsslsslnewa Msssrssmewa Mlsslssunewa Mlssrssnnewa Massvssmewa Mlsslsslnewa Mussassmewa Mlssnsslnewa Mrssusslnewa Mnddletown Iovertlmet Jefferson Township Royerton Fairmount Portland Van Buren Summltvllle Hartford Cnty Montpetler Northwestern Noblesvllle Dunkirk Sweetser Converse Eastern Mrssnssnnewa Mnsslssmewa Mlsslssrnewa R Mrsslsslnewa Mnssrssrnewa Musslssnnewa Mlssrssrnewa Mlssrsslnewa Mussrsslnewa Mlsslsslnewa Mrsslssnnewa 3I Winchester 4 30 Swayzee 6 48 Hagerstown ANT COUNTY TOURNAMENT 6 40 Sweetser 7 48 Jefferson 4 36 Swayzee SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 6 33 Swayzee 6 34 Marlon 6 49 Fairmount REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 5 49 Huntmgton 64 66 Hartford Cnty Iovertlmel MANAGER SHELDON GEORGE LARRY MILLSPAUGH COACH JOHN FREDENBERGER J 'ITT 1 I- I . 1 g. .-il., 54 , ' ' ggi 'E' if 'W ' A I 3 . . . 52 54 . . . . . 45 . ' - - 62 43 ' t ' 4 ' ' ' 52 48 I ' ' 1 ' ' ' 59 SI ' G ' ' ' 78 45 . , . 3 ' ' ' 72 so . . . 8 ' ' ' 57 54 ' ' . . , 8 ' ' ' 74 57 ' ' ' ' so 49 ' . . . 51 39 . , . 6 . . . 47 46 . . . . I . . . . 69 54 . . . . 9 . ' ' ' 74 41 ' ' ' 59 so , , , , ' - ' 7I 43 , . , 7 . . Z Q, yi! Fsrst row left to rlght Torn Cox Ray Smlth Jlm Mitchell John Dalton Phil Baskett Second row left to right Bob Cragun Cllnt Wllson Jerry Moore Third row left to rlght Don Havens Wayne Sapp Fred Mlllspaugh Sheldon George Dale Human Davld lnnvllle 60402 These are the boys m the sensor class who have earned malor letters m cross country, football basketball or track They represented their school well In sports and they conducted themselves m such a manner as to make theur school proud of them Football letters were awarded to Raymond Smith John Dalton Don Havens, Clunt Wllson, Davad lmvulle Sheldon George Wayne Sapp Fred Mnllspaugh Jerry Moore and Phll Baskett as student manager Letters m basketball were awarded to Jlm Matchell John Dalton, Wayne Sapp Fred Mlllspaugh and Sheldon George and Phll Baskett as managers Track letter awards were given to Tom Cox John Dalton, Don Havens, Bob Cragun and Clrnt Wrlson Bob Cragun also was awarded a letter In cross country 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 . U 1 I I . . . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 0 HBW -vff' Hn f '9 f 1:1 O gnu lllls nl, I llll 44 Row one left to rlght Rlchard West Student Manager Tom Cox Robert Smlthee Jock Kung Dale Human Don Havens Wllber Smuth Clunt Wulson Dean Hyatt Student Manager Row two left to rnght Richard Day Bob Jackson Bob McNutt Danny Ludlow Wtlbur Webb Paul Marne Charles Flannugan Audley Cragun Hugh Swetnam Row three left to rught Delbert Eakms larry Atluns Jon Knapp Harold McCollum Charles McCollum Joe Eastes larry Fannung Jnm Gore Larry Snmmons Paul Swanner Row four left to rrght Jack Turner Paul Dawson Martm Burdette Ed Jernngan larry Hedden Earl Bussert Larry Myer Danny luvely Jam Coppoclm Pete Wrrght Um 7 7mm The track team won four and lost three meets last year, wlnmng from Bluff ton Noblesvllle Falrmount, and taklng the Marlon Relays for the thlrd year In a row and lostng to Muncue Burns and Peru tn triangular meets and Wabash rn a duel meet Three new records were set they were Pole vault Hugh qump Mule relay Low hurtles O3 109111 59Vg 346 3458 New Event 22 3 Duck Polung Larry Hedden R Thompsonj Guyer D Human T. Cox Don Havens Mr J R Smalley, track coach, has the following meets Imed up for thus year Aprll Aprrl Aprul April April Aprll May May May 7 IO I8 21 24 28 l 5 9 Portland Wabash Bluffton Muncle Relays Noblesville Open Conference Track Meet Alexandrla Pendleton Elwood Secttonal H H T T T H H Kokomo ,,,, ' A ,. e gf ,fl ' It 5 l I N . ' P , I 4. A 1 H X X5 , K A mix v , N v 1 I I 4 ' 4 'xg 4 ft N ' l 4 A 7 1 ,s ' , Q S5 ,D nun v ,, Q 3- ' q xi, 5 l I 4- X 1- 1 r 1 ' ' 2:5 1' P.. . . - 3 1- ,KN x V L 5- 4 RA I 14 S . A , 1 A- I ' l ', I e ST' Q In 4 ' is - ' Y nxt? Att' ' ,dig ,f 1 Q 'bu t X ' l , mf 5 P ' F? . t . 4' 1 7 4- 1 , t - I f ' - I l ' l a 1 a I . I . . . . . I I . , : ld by I ll I ll 0 I s o 5197! I fl IW' 7 X X ff T: 7 'XFN Af? ff EZ '-4 x P0 Hcfvelqfl SERS Jizfff 9 -x .J x f 5 xi h C1 11, 4 Su V ff OU. A CJR? ' ff' ff Iii! gg- COMPLIMENTS COLE S CLEANERS GAS CITY INDIANA BI:ST WISHES SENIORS MARY S SHOP GAS CITY INDIANA RUSS MILLER S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE W 206I GAS CITY INDIANA THURMAN S MARATHON 2ND 8. MAIN STREET PHONE 2 III GAS CITY INDIANA TOPLIFF Sc SI 00 STORE MARION 3. MARTHA GAS CITY INDIANA LIVELY S DRUGS YOUR STORE 504I GAS CITY INDIANA COMPLIMENTS VANDERPOOL S GROCERY GAS CITY INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF THE RICHMOND BAKING COMPANY MAKERS OF II MARION INDIANA OF 1 1 7 1 202 est Main SI. Phone W 1 Opposite City Holl REXALL T Iephone OF 1 Bu ernut Crackers and Cookies BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T953 COMPLETE MOTOR GENERAL REBUILDING OVERHAULING GAS CITY INDIANA Groves Auto Service Robert McDonough Pharmacist GAS CITY IND GOOD LUCK CLASS GAS CITY IND TWIN CITY CHEVROLET SALES GAS CITY ND BEST WISHES Class of 53 B R U N T GAS CITY SOUTH MARION S OF 545311 'Ir G GAS CITY LUMBER TO O t 7 , I . 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Company, Aurora Steel Pr0CIUCtS nc Company INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA AURORA ILLINOIS GF O 0 OF AND I . or or I COMPLIMENTS Csborn Paper Company MARION INDIANA COMPLIMENTS H D DWYER Vending MARION INDIANA OF OF COMPLIMENTS COMPIIMENTS OF GLAZE'S HARDWARE GAS CITY, INDIANA OF ARCADE THEATER GAS CITY, INDIANA BEST WISHES WESTERN AUTO Ph. 86I2I GAS CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF CITY NEWS STAND GAS CITY, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS Happy 8. Son Garage COMPLIMENTS BOB S TEXACO GAS CITY INDIANA ORDER YOUR T954 POW WOW EARLY SOME PEOPLE WERE TOO LATE Ta-'IS YFAR COMPLIMENTS TWIN CITY LOAN CO Roe RT RAY Mg 302 r MAN BAS CITY I OF OF 7 I I I OF ,L X E ,, r ., I ' ,, , ,, I - I -- I - I COMPLIMENTS N MARION JONESBORO GAS CITY HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Nat ra Ab III es Are Lke Nat r I Plants They Need Prun ng by Study Francs Bacon CHARLES B GEORGE SHIRLEY 8. 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