Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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SOPHOITIORES At last they have settled down and lost all of their greenness. They have promising: youth and will keep Noblesville High School's standing among the highest. Look them over as they are. First row, left to right: Denzil Regenold, Robert Jenkins, llarry Mosbaugh, Robert Iliday, James Stevens, Joe Cook. Donald Neilson, .loe Olvey, Jim Stern, Cedric McGuire. John Ralls, Charles Baker, Robert Iipp, .lim Morris. Robert Castetter. Second row, left to right: Martha Rose Davis, Mildred Duck- wall. Yirginia llurlock, Betty Ann Wright, Eula Foland, Lucy Goodnight, Mildred Davidson. Thelma Aminerman, Dorothy Bonne. Marguerite Craig. Martha Lehr. Stella Plackas, Kathryne Irwin, Don Htaats. Henry Clamp. Third row, left to right: Fayola Simmerman, Lois Goodwin. Vatherine Willits. Doris Bart. Becky Morris, Eleanor Haas, Mary lfritzler. Yivian Stern, Gerry Houghteling, Gerry Pugh, Pauline Ward, Ray Wiles. fiY'H010ilIlll Ogle. Frances Decker, Phyllis Guil- key, lloward Young, Arnold Williams, Runnels VVilson. Fourth row. left to right: Keith Venable, Lawrence Martin, Diek lleaton, Ross Ammerman, Ralph Todd, Joe Burgess, Kenneth Bond. Joe Hare. Fifth row. left to right: Jeanne Knotts, Mary Castetter, Milda lilvans, June Rose Taylor. Mary Huntsinger. Simon Dorman, Richard Grimes. Ronald Guilkey, Troy Hanna. Russell Spannuth. James llaverstick. Wilber McKinsey, Donald Timmons. Don lNIills, James Wood. nonms f'lub was lI7'fIClIlI.Zl?fIi on the 25th day of September. The 30th marlmd the fall of the Irish it to 0 -The Anflerson and .N'oble.s'ville substitutes tangled at Anderson on Uetober 7 Even the 17

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J UTIIORS First row, left to right: Johnson Baker, Harold hlehlahon, Fayola Guilkey, Maxine Gary, Virginia Gwinn, Betty K. Mills. Panet Passwater, Martha Whitesell. Helen Wiseman, Helen Scully, Judy Kinder, Lois Lowe. Marjorie Anna Carroll, George Richwine, Robert Reasoner. Second row: Ross Taylor. VValter Michaels. Ruth Roberts, Betty Lou Beecroft. Ellen Ginder. Virginia Mills, Rosemary Baker, Jean Gilkey, Elizabeth Funsett. Martha Ann Forsythe, Chloe Hooke, Ann Essington, Lois Hanna, Athalyne Browne, Richard Mason, John George Roudebush, Charles M. Johnson. Third row: Betty Thomas, Lena Mae Hodson, Doro- thy Dashiel. Vera Goodwin, Janette Clark, Geneva Durbin, Verone Douglas, Janet Goins, Catherine Hayinaker, Anita Kepner. Fourth dow: Ralph Swank, Eddie Robbins, Don Stehman. Ruth Nichol- son, Mildred Cruzan, Geneva Mushrush, Frances Moser. Evange- line Moser, Josephine Roudcbush, Maybelle Simms. Dorothy Phil- lips. Mary Libler, Mary Sue Teter, Helen Wvalton. Don Zimmer- man, Fred Metsker. Fifth row: Jack Faust, Thelma Shugart, Katherine Musselnian, Mary Musselnian, Robert Foland, John Hollingsworth, Joe Riggs, Bill Howard, Leonard Church. Robert Craig, Charles Roberts, Loren Armstrong, Vvlllialll Shirley, Paul F ertig, Richard Pritchard, John Huntsinger. Sixth row: George Hall, Bernus VVarfield, Max Benson, Gene Bennett, Jim Baldock, J oe Granger, Albert Harrison, Meredith Heinznian, Myron Wilson, Coy Robbins, Robert Tate, Harold Boggs, Chester WYade, Robert Stevens. N ll Clif. ill ' I, I 0 J esvz e Q Izgilyf ,fillers proved their might when they met M'or't0n of Richmond.-The 21st Wir. Kelley refuses to Leech an f1'ndust1'ious dog that attended U. S. History class. The Home Eco 16

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FRESHIHEU V One hundred new students. sent to the high school. started the year as hundreds of freshmen classes hefore them: by visiting. attending wrong classes. According to tradition they were probed and dubbed green. The Lonesome Club welcomed some of the girls hut the more resourceful boys were left on their own. The freslnnan class was not organized, hut if it was we sug- gest the following as a part of their routine: Green, of eourse. would he a fitting: class eolorg the class Pllll'Dl61ll+Sll3llll'0CliI and elass niotto would bef-'gwe Caine, we saw. we hope to conquer. The first year is the hardest hut in spite of the obstacles en- countered about three-fourths of theni CODIS up smiling. Keep that sinile, Freshie. and you can use it again in about three years to sniile out on. subs have the idea-they rtnne out rm top with the score 12 to U.--Uctober 3rd, The Home Eco 'i70'Il7,7iC8 Club held their twimer roast at the park. -llclober 4th. Hammoncfs team invites the No 18