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

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HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1951 On September 5 1950 thlrty sxx of us Semors entered the halls of Dear Ole Alma Mater for the twelfth and flnal year Sxnce th1s IS our last year we are en deavormg to make rt our best year also Out of our thlrty s1x members there are only n1ne who started here 1n the f1rst grade Those or1g1nal class members are Joan Doyel Phyll1s Johnson, Nancy Webb Lola Delano, Beverly Beecher Al1ce Steele Mary Beth Hester Don Hallett and Charles LaFollette As we look back on our past exper1ences a few remam V1V1d ln our memory such as the t1me Don Hallett was rewarded w1th a spank1ng when he was a szxth grader the many recesses whlch were spent playmg The Lone Ranger w1th none other than Phyll1s Johnson belng the Lone Ranger and V1rg1n1a Wllls her fa1thful fr1end bemg Tonto We remember Charles LaFollette received an electnc tram one year for Chrlstmas many years ago chlefly because he broke that horrlble hab1t suckmg hrs thumb Remember Nancy Webb was so cute IH her long curls? Don Barker wr1ter of poetry espec1ally to the gxrls was well known xn hrs days Norma Rodgers always ' sh1ned 1n basketball Lola Delano w1ll always be remembered by her grggle These are but a few of the many thmgs we shall remember about our class mates but 1n a few years we shall hold these memomes so dear to our hearts The sponsors of our class th1s year are M1ss Harrlson and Mr Douglas Our class offlcers are Judy Ball, Pres1dent Charles LaFollette Vlce Presldent Joan Doyel Secretary Lola Delano Treasurer Harold Gentry and John Alexander serve on the Student Councxl w1th Harold as Presxdent Class colors are red and gray The Class flower IS a whlte rose We began our act1v1t1es of the year w1th our Semor Play Mr Beck dlrected our play and Delores Stevens was Student Dlrector dur1ng both our Jumor and Semor Plays Mr Rlsley was dxrector of the Jun1or Play The title of the J umor Play was Th1s N1ght Beware The Semor Play was ent1tled S1las Sm1dge from Turnxp Rldge The annual class tournament was next 1n l1ne wlth the Semors agaln commg out v1ctor1ous for the thlrd consecutlve year We f1rst defeated the Sophomores and then defeated the Jumors 1n the f1na1 game Don Gentry and Joan Doyel were sen1or class yell leaders Followmg the class tournament the class went to the home of Al1ce Steele to en1oy a get together Games were played, refreshments were served and pxctures whmch were taken durmg play rehearsals were shown Followlng the Semor Play the class celebrated by having a party at the home of Norma Rodgers Class mem bers and the1r guests were present and the remarnder of the evenmg was spent playlng games dancmg and 6l'lJOy1hg the refreshments Band members 1n our class are Delores Stevens Basll Hester Mary Beth Hester Al1ce Steele Nancy Webb Phyll1s Johnson Barbara Seaman Jane Martm and Carol Sue Baker Yell leader Don Gentry Basketball players Charles La Follette Don Barker Don Hallett Perry Hockersm1th John Alexander James Lowe and Don Patton The Ways and Means Commxttee has made these suggestxons October Maga z1ne sale November Food sale December or January Soup supper February Valent1ne Dance Aprll Sprmg Carn1val The goal of our class IS to take a tr1p IU May followlng our graduatxon 1 1 ' Q , - 1 - 1 . I , 1 1 1 1 , . y 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . - 1 1 1 1 ' K . ,, . . 1 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - , . . 1 H . . ,, . . N . . . . ,, . . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - . , 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' I 1 ' . . . ' , , 1 7 7 , ' . . 1 1 '

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CEM 'W As the tlme grows near for passmg Out of th1s hxgh school dear We hope we ve made lastlng 1mpress1ons And want all of you to hear Our most valuable and pr1zed possess1ons We are proud to leave behmd And we re sure no greater endowments In th1s world you ll ever fmd Now we don t pretend to be w1tty And our Engllsh as far from class But we re tryxng to enterta1n you By 1nclud1ng each lad and lass Yifiifiiiiiiiiiiifiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiifii Delores Stevens wllls her f1gure tall and stately To Patty Mlles who hasn t grown lately Icky Hockersmlth wllls h1s ab1l1ty to smk foul shots To Kexth Stewart and hopes he ll hxt lots Harnett Jarv1s w1lls her baton To Nancy Gardner and hopes she get back 1n the band Mary Beth Hester wxlls her techmque of holdlng a man To Eva Jane Jarvls and hopes that next t1me she can Don Gentry w1l1s h1s ab1l1ty to cheer To Benny R1ce so he can lead yells next year Don Barker a lad erect and tall W1lls th1s asset to Carroll Jones so he can play ball Ellene Sheets w1lls her abzllty to keep st1ll 1n class To Mary Mlldred Myers a talkat1ve l1ttle lass Chlck LaFollette wllls h1s ab1l1ty to get along w1th h1s gal To blond Roland Harr1s who xs a shy pal Don Hallett w1lls h1s seat on the school hack To Loren Hampton who can enterta1n each httle J 111 and Jack V1v1an Eldrxdge w1lls her extens1ve vocabulary To Romella Sanders may she keep Mr W1lson cool as a berry Norma Rodgers wllls her qulet d1sp0s1t1on To John Sheets so Mrs Servles nerves can be 1n a relaxed cond1t1on Phyll1s Johnson wxlls the offlce of Sunsh1ne president To Mary Ann Wllson may she never hesltant John Alexander leaves h1s m1nd keen and true To John Fa1rf1eld and hopes he ll flnd a new clue A g1rl w1th good attendance Judy Ball W1lls her record to Lou1s Swenke so can answer roll call V1rg1n1a W1lls leaves her ab1l1ty to lose welght To Martha Baldwln so pounds she won t Lola Delano leaves her Job as hot lunch clerk To Patsy Redenbough a dark ha1red perk V1rg1n1a Baldwm who s good ln the art of flgurmg W1lls th1s ab1l1ty to Edlth Sue Carr so her Job at Larew s won t be h1nder1ng Joan Doyel w1th a grand personal1ty W1lls th1s traxt to Larry Harr1s to prevent h1s rascal1ty The sen1or boy who s basketball manager namely Danny R106 W1lls h1s Job to Loyal Delano who d make a manager so n1ce J1m Lowe whose amb1t1on IS to keep all books closed txght W1lls th1s tralt to Anna Keller who w1ll always be br1ght A O . . , , . . . , . 9 ' Q - , . . . . , - . . . . , n . . . , . . , 3 . . , , , 7 7 . 1 ' 2 7 i . . , n u ' 1 1 - , ' ' he u , I . . . , , twirling hand hate, I ll , - . - i . . . . , , . 1 ' ' 7 s ! 7 . . . . . , , . . , , 7 7 - . . . . , 7 9 . . v . . 9 , . ! I