New Market High School - Flyer Yearbook (New Market, IN)

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BONNIE LOU ROSS DEWEY KEITH SERVIES Sunshine H1 Y Chorus Boy s Chorus Speech Club Basketball MaJoret1e Yell Leader Annual Staff Annual Staff Crop Judgmg H1 Y Annual Staff Basketball 511115111112 Boy 5 Chorus chorus Annual Staff 10 ' 4 '- 3 4 ' 1 1 1 ' 4 1 ' 1 JQHN SANDERS BEVERLY STOCKDALE '- 3 , 4 . 4 . l 1 4

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JOHN CHARLES OLSON Student Council Z Speech Club I Hi-Y 3, President flll Boy's Chorus 1 Class President 19.10, Yell Leader UZ, Junior Play Annllll Shlff Bind 3 PATRICIA DOVE Sunshine Q41 Chorus IZ, Junior Play Annual Staff Speech DOROTHY FAGAN JEANNE MULLEN Sunshine 4 Chorus 4 Speech Club 1 Band 4 Junior Play Annual Staff GEORGE OBENCHAIN Class President fl lj Chorus 2 Bend 4 Band Librarian U22 Hi-Y 3 Hi-Y Secretary 3 Student Council 1 Drum Major 3 School Paper Editor 1 Junior Play Annual Staff Sunshine 4 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff V9

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V' HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '49 In September of 1947 a group of noisy, robust children cluttered the halls of the New Market School---that's us--- the Seniors of 1949. p Since 1937 we have been an active hilarious group who have caused our teachers many headaches. Members of our first grade were as follows: Walter Thompson, Leroy Largent, Ruth Webb, Jane Steele, Eddie Harrison, Dewey Servies, Margaret Booher, Patty Smith, Johnny Sanders, Robert Cash, Richard Kelly, Paul David Clahan, Rex Ross, Jeanne Mullen and Carroll Terry. A Aside from learning some of the fundamentals from our teacher, Miss I-limes, our first year was uneventful, as far as we can remember. During our second grade of school, a carnival was presented, our class gave a Southern Plantation scene. A contest was held that year between Jeanne Mullen and Ruth Webb. Remember girls? The boys doll! When we entered the third grade we found that we had many new members in our class due to the closure of the Parkersburg School. We were pleased to enter into the fourth grade because now we had recess with the older children of the grade school. While we were in the fifth grade on one of our class members fell head- over-heels in love. We won't mention any names but his initials are C.A.R.R.O.L.L. T.E.R.R.Y. The sixth grade was a very exciting year. The girls proved that the boys are not the only ones who have athletic ability. The girls defeated the boys in two basketball games, in fact the boys were skunked in one of those games. Upon reaching the seventh grade, we were very proud to be upstairs among the High School students. In both the seventh and eighth 'grades two of our class- mates, Jeanne Mullen and George Obenchain were Yell Leaders. After a hard grind of eight years, we reached our goal--- entering High School. As was the custom, we like all other Freshman were initiated. However, instead of hauling the boys into the country the girls were the victims. Our Junior year we were very busy preparing for the Junior-Senior Reception as this was our responsibility. This included selling ice cream, as well as cokes, candy, T. Shirts, scarves and giving a box supper and presenting a play. At the box-supper, square dancing was enjoyed by everyone. ll