Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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Row one: Beverly Bragdon, Mary Ann Sage, Fharlotte Skelton Betty Haidesty 'N mu I ek Loretta Gossage, Evangeline Smith. and Sharon Born Row two: Mr. Elliott, Sponsor: Freda Grubbs, Rose Smith Ina Shauel Shnon Cuiti Rosemary Miller, Joice Craft, Frank Riggs, and Miss Piphel Sponsor Row three: Sam Frye. Charles Krivanek, Daniel Beard Donald Buckley I un Hiishman William Tuttle. and Larry Rupp. HE SOPHOMORE class is composed of twenty-three members sponsored by Miss Pipher and Mr. Elliott. This class is well represented in the Honor Society by Larry Harshman, Donald Buckley and Sam Frye. Other outstanding scholars in this class are Sharon Curtis and Sharon Born. There are many students in the Sopho- more class who are active in athletics. These are: Sam Frye. Larry Rupp, Frank Riggs, Charles Kriyanek, Daniel Beard, and Larry Harshman. Students taking part in musical organiz- ations such as choir, boys' chorus, band dance band and dancing are: Joice Craft, Sharon Born, Freda Grubbs, Evangeline Smith, Garnet Browning, Larry Rupp, Frank Riggs, Daniel Beard, Bill Tuttle, Sam Frye, Verne Douglas and Donald Buckley. Evangeline Smith and Joice Craft have done a wonderful job this past year as cheer- leaders. Girls in -1-H and Art Club are: Sharon Curtis, Beverly Bragdon, Nancy Jack, Joice Craft, Evangeline Smith, Rosemary Miller, Garnet Browning, Sharon Born, Mary Ann Sage, Freda Grubbs, Loretta Gosage and Rose Smith. Among these Freda Grubbs is a Junior Leader in 4-H.

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Ron one: Vliiford Blcllerniitt. Betty Craft. l lorenvv l,e-th. Janice l.e-th. llavifl Goins, lien llayilvn. il2l.l'lllL'll llarhert. and Vernon llrulfl w two' 'Nlr Brewer Sponwwr' l 'thQr Nlcfloud luclv lorclan. Geneva Vollins. live-lyn Smith. 1 Ro ..s,.rl. Wanita Beard. Sharon Lovett, and Mrs. Wogerman, Sponsor. lion three: Frank Strother. Donald Towne. Fred Searcy. Roland Jack, Frank Oldhain, Hill l'aig'v. and James Smith. HE JUNIOR class, sponsored by Mrs. Wogerman and Mr. Brewer, started their third year of High School with a grand total of twenty-one members. They have partici- pated in almost every school activity. There are two very outstanding scholars in the Junior class who are members of the National Honor Societyg these students are Betty Craft and Donald Towne. Other out- standing scholars are: Clifford McDermitt and David Goins. In the field of athletics the class was re- presented by Clifford McDermitt, Frank Strother, Bill Paige, Frank Oldham, Fred Searcy, Vernon Grubbs, and Donald Towne. James Smith was student manager for the football, basketball, and track teams. Betty Craft did an excellent job as one of our cheer- leaders. Those who have done excellent work in the Dancing classes are: Betty Craft, Wanita Beard, Carmen Harbert, Florence Leth, and Evelyn Smith.. There are also many Juniors in choir and boys' chorus- These are: Judy Jordan, Carmen Harbert, Wanita Beard, David Goins, Clifford McDermitt, Vernon Grubbs, Ben Hayden, and Roland Jack. Those in 4-H are: Esther McCloud, Judy Jordan, Janice Leth, Florence Leth, Wanita Beard, Evelyn Smith, Carmen Harbert, Betty Craft, and Sharon Lovett. One of the biggest events of the Junior year is the honor of decorating the gym- nasium for the Junior-Senior Prom.

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Row one: Donald Bragdon, Robert Collins, Martha Brewer, Elizalmeth Parsons, .Indy Shaw, Mary Walters, Judy McCloud, James Jack, and Wendell Bragg. F h Row two: Mr. Moon, Sponsorg George Smith. Jerry Blair, Robert Miller, Carl Billman, David Lemons, James Childers, Frank Smith, James Woods, and Mrs. Guyatt, Sponsor. Row three: Donald Dawson, John Grubbs, Keith Decker, Jack Darling, Eugene Vaughn. Ronald Schuesler, Charles XVeaver. Ralph Curtis, and Charles Flint. RS. GUYATT and Mr. Moon sponsored the Freshman class through their first year of Senior High School. Adding to our Schools' High Scholastic standings are the following Freshmen: Mary Walters, Charles Weaver, Jim Woods, and George Smith. This class has shown much promise in athletics in the coming years. They lost only two games in their basketball season and are proving themselves in other sports such as track and volleyball. The athletes of this class are: Ralph Curtis, Wendell Bragg, Jim Woods, Eugene Vaughn, David Lemons, Jack Darling, Carl Billman, Charles Flint, Keith Decker, and George Smith. The Freshman class has also contributed largely to extra-curricular activities such as band, dance band, dancing, boys' chorus, choir, 4-H, and art. Members of the Fresh- man class in these organizations are: Mary Walters, Martha Brewer, Jim Woods, George Smith, Jack Darling, Ralph Curtis, Wendell Bragg, James Jack, Jim Childers, Charles Weaver, Judy McCloud, Jerry Blair, Don Bragdon, Eugene Vaughn, Charles Flint, and Ronnie Schuesler. From the participation and sportsman- ship shown by this class it is obvious that much can be expected from them in the years to come.