New Washington High School - Highwayman Yearbook (New Washington, IN)

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SAMUEL BEACH MARY JEAN GREGORY ERNIE MAPPINS GEORGE BAIRD EDWARD BOLES A. 'U 6 WILLIAM JAIES; LLOYD BARTON BUELAH CARTRIGHT Ax ' Buv-m

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1950 There were 61 freshmen who began their voyage for the senior side of the assembly, way back in l9h6. Although we were not initiated, we be- came known as the green freshmen of Old N. W. H. S. Those entering school during that year were: Margaret Ziegler, Nancy Greenwood and Made- line Dean. We elected the following officers: president, Mae Nelle Foster; vice president, Dorothy Pollard; secretary and treasurer, Norman Zimmerman; reporters, Betty Prewitt and Ernie Mappins. We chose as our class sponsor, Mr. Hatfield. During our year as greenies we lost nine of our crew. In 19h? we moved over toward the center aisle as silly sophomores. The school dances of this year turned out to be a big success. We wel- comed Mr. Hall to our school as history teacher and coach; and he later joined Mr. Hatfield as sponsor of our class. Our officers for this year were: president, Norman Zimmerman; vice president, Ernie Mappins; secretary and treasurer, Mae Nelle Foster; re- porters, Doris Head and Bill James. During this industrious year Bill Engle, Joe 'Newton, Marla Evans, Alma Smith, Thelma Vest, Lucy Townsend and Doris Head Joined us as silly sophomores. There were fifteen of us who didn't want to become Jolly juniors 1n 19L8. Well, this was our big year. Our main goal was to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was very successful, and enjoyed by all who attended. We sold magazines and had a rummage sale which added to our pennies. We welcomed Maurice Cash and Eva Walls to our class. Our offi- cers were: president, Norman Zimmerman; vice president, Ernie Mappins; secretary and treasurer, Alma Smith; reporters, Bill James and Doris Head. We lost fourteen members during this year. Well, finally we reached our destination which was to sit in the last three rows of seats in the assembly. Gee, it sounded good to be called dignified. There were 30 of us who had the desire to sit in those seats. Those who didn't sit for long were: Eva Walls, Melvin Har- mon, Margaret Ziegler and Joan Ringo. Our president was Norman Zimmer- man; vice president, Maurice Cash; secretary and treasurer, Beulah Cart- right; reporters, Sherrill Peters and Audrey Tucker. Weoare all proud of our crew of 30. We'll really feel proud of ourselves when we can change the tassel on our hats and walk out as graduates of New Washington High School. --Audrey Tucker