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Q Sub ,gf-'ff fr . an Colonel William Frank Campbell Lieutenant Colonel Dale Ridgely Dental Corps Colonel Frank Ca C gram tea trorh I ey Hrah School IH l9l2 be arne rttereste ary tt rs W e Unrversrty ot llltnor as had tram na In a nurn lo I ot arnty Qcaools rn th J S a d s served as Instructor In several ln l92O he was assrqnecl t the err an torces n ue many wftere toyed tor tw years Alter ar Glu tron tr In the Amy War Colleae tn l933 he ol t I I y CIS er X or Depart e rt General S alt Officer e ln ta y l tel rqence Drvrsron The next tour years were S nt as an Instructor at Fort Leavenworth Kaneas He was al ed lea I4 to the Vlar College In Washm t to Qerve on lan V3 la UI v 'ter he rernatr' d trttr e Iyt ts year Cflhrrel Carpbell rs now In the South Pacitrc Area lonel ttrdgely las served wrth Arny unrte rn th State rcle tir owrr cou try He has been stat1 d In Call at Fort Xfrraht N w York at Fort Monrnoutrt New lersey I' I hawal He f raduated from Carlyle Mtlrtary S hool In I Qevtceot V e eaal a to yea Q fl e a t J years rn Ch I td ot t rtar ti a a teute Q ft J , A we . . .. 1 , Z ,W I Qt, ee.. a ra e .. . 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Colonel Iohn H. lack Gibson ,-4' 5- Colonel lack Grbson araduat of O T H S and student a tae U'1lV9IS1ly of llhnors 1 ft tt U lv rsly Ca ous 1932 for Randolph F ld where he earn a Us prlots Nlna A r lcnockfna about for three years he left the Arr Corps and beoarne a cross country pllot for Arnerlcan Arrllnes In 1942 he res1qned th1s pos1t1on to enter the Alr Tran port Comrnand but desmnq sorne real actlon Cas h put rtl '1 Jorned a Flylnq Fortress Group whrcn went lnto overseas actlon rn 1943 For Colonel Grbsons flrst mnportant mrssron the rald over Ke11 Germany he was awarded tae Sllver Star hrs C1lGl1O'1 readlnq For qallantry ln actlon as combat leader h1s msprrrnq 1eadersh1p d1rected a successful l3ornb1na of a heavlly defended ob1ect1ve Besrdes the Srlver Star Colonel GlbSOH srnce has been awarded the Au Medal wrth three Oak Leaf Clusters and more recently the Dlshnqurshed Flylnq Cross W'1th hrs knowledge of combat tactlcs and t ohrucal pleas s lack was transferred early thls year and asslqned as Assrstant Ch1ef of Staff of a L1berator DIVIQIOD sorrvewhere rn Enqlard 9 Q3 ' W, Q , o .,.. 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Mcnor Paul Arthur Domey vao Paul Dorney qraduated irc 0 T H S in 1935 He attended the Uri r ity of Illinois tor two years then er tered prir ary tlyinq school at Parks ,Air Colleqe East St Louis He took his basic tlyinq ccurse at Montqornery Field Aa loama and graduated frorn advanced ly inq school at Barksdale Field Shreveport Louisiana He re named at Barksdale as flying instructor until Ianuary 1942 then was h lp open a four enqine school 1n lan ary 1943 he went to Lockhourne Arnoy Air Base Columbus Ohio to op n a tour engine school Maior Dorney was awarded th Di tinquished Flyinq Cross for saving a F y ina Fortress and its crew when it ran in o trouble in Utah March 17 1943 At present Malor Dorney is the conf mandinq ottlcer ot ll74th Squadron CSpe cialized tour enqinel in the Central 1 tru tor School at Loclcbourne Arnoy Air Base Coletnobus Ohio 1 1 v r 'rw ve S' ' ' , 1- 1 11 ' 1 1 ' ' I I f I 1 I I transferred to Hendricks Field, Florida, to e - ' ' . u- ' .e 's- ' ' V ' 1 s c , A ' , 1' A , I . Colonel Harvey Domey Colonel Dorney s story 1S one ot tra 1ng graduatrons commands and pro c tlons He graduated trorn O T H S rn l9'3O from the Unrted States Mrlrtary Acad rny at West Pornt ln 1937 then trorn pnrnary and advanced tlyrng schools at Randolp and a Kelly Fleld San Antonra Texas He commanded rn turn the tollowrng Freld lamalca Dakota Freld Aruba and Zandary Freld Surrnarn lt was whrle at Surmam that Colonel Dorney recerved v orlcl notxce tor the rescue ot Tom Har mon famous Mrchrgan haltback From the rank ot Second Lreutenant rn l937 rap1d prornotlons brought hrrn to the rank of Colonel rn l943 ln l944 he was graduated from th Command and General Staff School Fort Leavenworth Kansas and from th Ar y Arr Forces Statt School . . . .I Q I L , , . tields: Losey Field, Puerto Rico: Vernarn , 7 ' , 7 5 ' . I L e 1 . ii I , 9 eg- At 1. . 1 X . .1 f 1 Mcnor W M Moore NA V1 D 52,011 f T D1v1s1On oft H1 GGVIPIU1 Hcspucl III Cvirg U lied S 1 mary Zu am Moore h lc m serv1 e for W1 e e IIS r11w1rg ,- , 11 Xl rg kfl Q11 r 1 11 H C 1 we X 'uycr 7. I . .hare mf d T..ecQ1::1l Ofizcer 1:1 1:10 1.1911 1 gs. ' ' ' he 134, , , 2 1, , L gems 1 111 1 the tc es Feb ' Q, 1944. Lf cs een 1 3 yr ,Hi 1r1:11y trciniufg C11 F111 Lecxtmd Vfccd T-.fissfrgrig Creati? ,::V1QQ1gI'I'c:::1i Flffldll. 1102.115 52,9111 11.9 LIS? 1:11943 5 SL: 1 G- Q 1115 Cff Ce, P11125 fr1.l Trf11111:1g 2-'fpfzrir ,YQITCTL D. . Lt. Comdr. Iecm W. Moore Lt. Corncir. lean VV. Moore entered Base Hospital at Norfolk on Ianuary 7, 1943. After his training at Norfolk he was CSSlQI'.E3 to combat transport. For almost a year he has been overseas with the Commander Transports, 8th Amphibious Force. lofis overseas duty included participation in the battles of Gela and Salerno. The character of his service brought hini the following commendation from his commander: l.t. Conidr. lean VJ, Moore, senior medical officer of a corn- bat loaded transport, demonstrated unusual initiative and capaf bility in coordinating the organization of his medical department so that all facilities could be fully utilized during this period and in giving exhaustive training to his officers and men. Wliile under repeated bornbing and strafing attacks by hostile aircraft he coolly and successfully performed several operations of serif ous natures. His courageous leadership and devotion to duty during this campaign served as an inspiring example to all rnedical officers and corpsmen under his command Tne action described above, during which a number oi casualties were treated, reflects great credit upon the Naval service. 'U Lt Col Iohn Dwxght Muncle U S M C lohn Dwrqht Muncxe entered the U S Manne Corps serv1ce upon hrs craduatlon from the Un1vers1tv ol lllrnors about twenty years aqo Dunnq that pertod h1s dut1es have rn luded SGTVICG at sea and IH torelqn countrxes Chlna HG1l1 Pananna and the Phrhpptne ls m lands as well as ln posts w1th1n the Untt d States He spent three years rn study and trarntnq 1n one of the worlds most noted rn1l1tary schools at Pans France Upon hls return to the Unlted States tn l939 he took up hts dut1es as tn structor ln the Basc Scho l at the Navy Yard rn Phlladelphta Hls next assugnment was to the Mann-e Headquarters at Wash rnqton D C He 1S now on act1ve duty 1n the Southwest PCIC1Il1C Area He took hrs f1fSl two years of Hrqh School work at Olney Hlqh School but graduated from Danvllle Hlqh School two years later Lt col Muncte has a wrfe and younq dauqhter who resrde at Arllnqton V1fQ1HlU dunnq hls overseas duty I4 sip? . if ' ' -if ' x 33-1 , yy, Q . . , Q . . Q 4 ' If 1 Y K. - f f f A , ' f , 4 , . , . , i A . . . . V . , . . N - - . I I . ,mx Lt Col I W Gaddls 1.1 CO1 I 'in W'1111C1 ttended the Umver My of 1111r1c 1 IO y ru 1 ntered West Pomt frorr w111c1 s 110 1 he qrcxcurot C1 1 192 Smc that Mme he has s rved 11 the P1'1111ppmes and 1I'1 A1c1s1cC1 1935 361 attended Fort Benmnq Infantry Scr1oo1 and serv C1 as Dost Cxdmtcxnt at several ct1er CGTIDS Smc me ou Fr ak of t Jar 11 hu b en on duty w V1 contmentc rcu g or e !11ss1 Slppl and at Camp Forr st Tenn ss OTHER HIGH RANKINC ALUMNI NOT PICTURED Lt Col. Kenneth Clark Mal Arch E Spelrnan Mcn Wlllmm Colvm Med1ca1Det Mcn Iohn Frank Hunt Mal Elbert Shff Mal Henry Mehmert Medlcal Lt Comdr Meml Tennyson De Chaplcnn Mal WcxrdK Schcxub- Mm Tex Wllson Mcrnne Corps I 5 Ji' . . . . - -- f-1 u- , A- : W. F f- M . 1. c. in uczdms fgrqdsatee 15.1. O. 1. h. 5, 1 ' 1 A vw nr: f- Q 1 1-svx 1919, G s 1 15 cr 1: eers, G 1 me.. e , .. . C. Q f ' ' e T1 3. , 9 , Q .A ., 1 1 , . , 1 - , , . e ? 1 . ' e 1 in e he e s e ' 11 Q1 111111 f C s, in , . ,H , , .' :1 , 9 , 9 69. Q 0 Q 1 . . . . L 'A' SERVICE HONOR ROLL 'k Sgt. Pete Ahlfieldffvlarznes foshua Aldrtdge Pic. Reuben Allard Marshall Anderson Capt. l. W. ArmseyfStgnal Corps Hugh Ashmcree-Army Sgt. Harry H. Bail Herbert Bail, S 2fc Robert Ball Capt F E Barley Sgt Othel Barley Gerald Baker A S Robertl Baker S 2 c T Sgt Othel Barker Pic George Newell Barnhart Cpl Leslre Arlo Barnhart Bea Bartley WAC Sgt George Bass Wrlltarn Baumgartner Cpl lack Bauman loe Bauman Wlllard Bauman Lt Glenn Beasly Adam Beaumont G M A C Paul R Beaumont Navy Robert B Bell Army George Bellrnger Sgt LeRoy Bellrnger Robert Bellrnger lvan Bennett Vlonty L Bennett Carrol Berg G orqe Bla kburn Ens Robert Blackburn Wlyrl Blarn C l Levr Blakney De or ted wrth Purpl H art pl Otto Bltrd arl Boatman S 2 c Gene Boatman Ixavy cl Clrftord A Bc ren arrnes r Ke neth Bol ren 6 Sgt. Sidney Bchren- Air Corps Sgt. lames L. Bolander Howard Boley Ptc. Roy Boley, lr. A S l. D. Boone Cpl. Ira M. Bourne Cpl. lchn G. Bourne Lt. Hazel Dell Bower- A N C Ralph Bower Cpl Rrchard Bowers Sgt loe Bowlby Robert Bowlby Lowell Bowltng lohn Brant Cpl Mary L Brassre WAC George E Brassrer W O Bernard Brauer Lt Harry M Brauer Lt lohn Alden Brauer Warren Breedlove Wlllram Roe Brrdges New Gurnea Pic Caleb Brrnkley T Sgt Frank Brrnkley Gerald Brrnkley Harold Brrnkley Wesley Bnstow Sgt Charles F Brrtton Cpl Kenneth E Brrtton Cpl Roy Dale Brttton lohn D Brooktleld Alva L Brooks lr CMPD Charles Henry Brooks S l c Dean Brooks Coast Guard A C Dale Brown Arr Corps A C Larry Brown R bert O Brown Ma rnes lmo B and e rg Buc ley rcftan Martne Ccpt lack Buckley Arr or C A lt C ,tl C rr S Cl B I 'V ' . , -M . , . . r , . . l 'c - ' , . V 3 . . , . . . Ce c . CQ . I m C ' A a ' . 9 e , . A A ,C r F Guadalcanal E A A F, Aram Z ' L , G fc e 1: -A life l t k, , ' -W T . ,fi 1 1 A . A Y 7 L. - - U Y ' C ps M 'A opl. Xla er . Br lard-- Cyj. n r . c os lgnr n. l A S loe Bunn Sgt Wllllam E Burg Carl Burgener lcrrn Alb rt Burg ner Lcren Burgener Maurrce L Burgener A1r Corps Myron Burgener Ray E Burgener Sgt Vernon Burgener Arr Corps lfarron Burnett Navy S t George A Buss Pl Paul E Buss Arr Corps PS1 Harold Byrd Robert Byrne lce Castrllo Roy Caudle Navy Cpl Earl E Cazel Fl ght Gttrcer Ralph S Cazel G org Chaplm S l S la lc Chaplln Pt lohn Chaplln Inf G R Clark GM l CUSN T Sgt larnes R Clark Ronald Clark Lt Sam Clrfford S Sgt Earl Clodfelter Francrs Eugene Coan Navv Pt lohn Coan Awarded the Sllver Star rn N vx Gu1nea Torn Coan Arr Corps Pic Vern Coan Awarded the Purple Heart rn New Gurnea Brll Cockerell S lfc lewell Cokley Loren Cokley Verlm Colcley ltahan Prlsoner Eugene Collrns Plc Tom W Collrns Pt, Harold Colvrn Capt Gerald Combs Chas Conour, lr Chas F Conour Donovan 1- Cc tour Pt G enn Ccolc Howard E Co lc Iohn Coplea Boyc Ccrbrn Fl c Francrs Crackel Pt Elv1n W Cra1g Lee Cr1t s Pr Ray E Cro DY Everett Curnrn ngs Lt Frank Curnmlns Lt lames T Cumrmns lll Pt los ph Curnmtn l'lo1T19l Cutshall la nes Lowell Dale S l c Cpl G orge H DUVIS Nurse Cpl Frank E Dean T Sgt Carl A Decker Sgt Glen O Decker Army Arr Corps Pic Robert Dehner A S Iarnes Delzell Arrny Arr Corps Pic Loren Delzell Marmes I7 1 r Tl. C Y ' . ' ' . en c. l . l . o 1 . e e r 9 V ' c. A . ' . ' e . 'c. . ' s' L A a g. . c. e ' s c. . f ' ' ' A l v 4 Lzhl 1 A I y . e . ' Pic. Vernon Cassady Cpl. Maynard M. Davis e e ' , c gt. c ' c. ' - . , . I . 6 y ' , M Lt. , 'A' S Sg Rober De z l A1r Corps Veryl Davon Delzell Robert E D1clcer on Ptc Delrnar Drel Roy D1 trtch Rob rt Dlllrran Gene W Dean lohn Doan Plc R1chard Dugan Marln s Lt Paul C Dunn Robert Lee Edmlston Navy larnes Egleston lohn Flder Lt Gaylord Ellrs Arr Corps Lt Maurlce Ellls Naval Avrator Lawrence R Engledow F2 C Charles Everette Robert Everette Cpl Carl Eyer A1r Corps Fred Eyer MP W1llard lean Eyer Charles H Farmer Marmes Dean Fehrenbacher A1r Corps Cpl George Fehrenbacher O C S S Sqt Roy Fehrenbacher Lt Carl Henry Ferguson Cpl Harry Lee Fessel Capt Charles Frldes Medlcal Corps Sgt Chester R Fmdley A1r Corps Pfc lames A F1ock Robert Ftsk Allen Flemlng Sl c Lt Howard Flerrung Sgt Ed Fore Robert Forre t Robert Forsyth Merchant Manne M2fc Harry Foust Robert Foust I 8 Pic B b Freeland Cpl Iohn A Fntchey lr Chtton Fntchley Capt o Skr Troops lt G T Frutrger Bert Fulk Charles Fulk George Fulk lohn Robert Funkhouser Med1cal Det Dale Funlchouser Navy S Sgt Earl Fredenck Gaede S Sgt Robert Gaede Carl Games lesse Gallagher Alr Corps N91lGGllGQ16f Navy Robert Gallagher Navy Don F Garrett Walter Garrett Cadet Zean Gas rnann Ir V est Poxnt George Gassrrar lka 3 Chr1 han Gertsch Plc Paul Gertsch C ,t. t l el 7- , Q , 1 , .J , . x . 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Mrn H Houc IN C arles Floyd Householder Cyrrll Hovey I Eugene A Huchel Sl Fr dertc B Huchel S2 C Lt Harvey Hudson pl Neal Hudson Ranger Cc t Wendell L Hull Ionn Hunt S 3 c Oscar Hurley Navy Sgt Iohn D Hurn Plc George N Hursta Allen Hyde A C Glen laggr Sgt Elmer Dale Ireland Leland Iared A1r Corps Edward Ienklns Plc Gerald A Ienktns Pic Granvtlle I e n n e r Awarded P u r p l e Heart Guadalcanal Plc Rxchard lenner Donald lennlngs Edgar Iennmgs Alr Corps Ivan Iennmgs Marmes 20 L o Warren lenmngs Crarle Ray lones Harold W lones Sgt lames Lester lone Alr Corps lonn Iones Cpl loy F Iones Ralph lones Robert Iones Vernon Iones T Sgt Wrlham Keen loe Kehoe Don Kermtcle Elsworth Kesler Navy S Sgt Wrllram Kesler Sgt W1ll1am Walter Kester Harold Keyser Clrttord K Krrnmel Ionn Kmcatd W1ll1am K1nca1d Bernard Klng Ph M fc Lt Floyd Kmg lr lohn Kmg Arthur Klug Navy Harry Klug Navy oy Koertge Dale Kowa Dean Krudwlg Alberta Kurtz lll Carl Kurtz S Sgt Henry Kutz S Sgt Ierry Kutz Plc Norman Lamkrn Lt lackson Landenloerger Iames W Land1s Cadet Kenneth Landls West Pomt Sgt Sherman Landls Marlon A Lanear S 2 c Sgt La Vaughn Darby Lanier Frank Lathrop Lt Fred Lathrop Cpl Eugene Leaf Pic Rtchard C Leaf Awarded the Purple Heart m New Gulnea Cpl Lloyd Ledeker 'LU . e ' H . 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S SQ Ray L del: Sa Charl s Ron a L Rob r Lee Capt Kleon Le Fever Howard Lehwald Navy Sat Harold Lerst Vernon R Lenear M O M M 3 c Vtrarl Lenear Pic Roy Lester Sat Elmer Lrnder Gerry Lltherland P R 3 Carl Lonanecker MP A C lack Loptn Robert Loveless Burton Loveman Sat Leonard Lucas lun Maas CM 2 c Ens Paul Maas Loy Mackey Atr Corps S Sat Marttn Madden Lours Clay Mahan laoanese Prrsoner Cpl Corwrn Mannma Capt Ovrd Maples T Sat Wllla H ow P Roy Mar a Ar nur Lloyd lfartrn Ph M 2 c Ptc B1ll E Martrn C arl s Lowell Martrn G M 3 c Sat Paul McBr1de Lt Harry McClure Cpl B111 McCurdy la lc McCurdy H A 2 c Cpl Charles McDowell l Ned McW1ll1ams R y lflCVV1ll1Ul'Tl Navy T Sat Robert MCWllllGYPS vat Marlon Meadows Pr nk M1 hl S 2 c Sa loseph Ntcnel S Sat Benny Lewts Nrller Brll Euaene Mtller Clarence B Mrller Frank Mtller Ena Bn T Sat Glen E Mrller Terry Mrller A S Pic Mrlton Orvrlle Mxller Col Robert F Mrller Pvt Wrlltam H Mrller Medlcal Det Nrlllam Brll H Mrll r Enatneer A C W1ll1S Mrller Lt Charles Mrlone Martne Arr Corps Ross Mrlone Walter Mrlone Chester Mtnkler Glen H Mrtchell S 2 lohn Alva Mrtchell Sat loy Mttchell Loren Mttchell Cpl Wrllrarn F Mitchell Sranal Corps T Sat Ernest Sam Moore Lt Ralph C Moore A C Emrl Mosser Lt Iarnes Mounts pl Clyde Mullrnax Sat Paul Mrllrnax 2 I t. e .er ' i rf' ffarl Jt. ., e .all ee ic. r sh ll C. ' 4' - ' S L . .. L , Q T . 1 3- Q ' .. c , F c , . . fu T . op . ,LQ Sf' FY . r . . ' - a cr , I 4 ' ' F. L. 1 A A D - . . . l .541 . 'J . ,121 T . . V , . , , . ,, . ,, M A . Q , , . c . . , . , c , - . - , . . ,- . . V . V Lt. Carl Schahrer Cpl. Irl Schahrer Bob Schaub-Navy Ph. M. 3 'c lack Schaub-Arrny Bernard Scherer Sgt Earl F Scherer Cpl Kenneth Scherer Ray D Scherer S2 c Cpl Russell Scherer Wendell Scherer Cpl Everett Schrnoker Paul K Schrnoker Arr Base Sad Vernon Schnepper Medlcal e Plc Charles Scholfstoll Lt Louxs Schottstoll Arr Corps T 4 Ralph E Schonert Cpl Robert Schonert Cpl Kenneth Schrader Arlle Scott Ir Delbert C Scranton ASN Lt lohn Scranton Melvrn Dale Seely Y3 c Wayne Seely Harlln Se sengood Eugene Seller Lt Robert Shafer Le Shafer Howard Shaw M Sgt Elmer Shearer Iesse Wrllrarn Shrpley Loren Shrpley Navy Rex Shrpley Cpl Lowell Shultz Oscar Shultz Capt George Srebold I Medlcal Arr Corps Robert Srms Eugene Skaggs loe M Slater Navv S K lf c Petty Offxcer Cpl lohn Slater U S M C A S Sgt Stanley E Sllchenmyer Arr Corps Rex Sloan Navy Plc Wlll arn F Sloan Marrnes Chaplaln Bearl S Smlth El ner Srnlth Frank Srnrth Sgt George Srnlth Wrlllam Mrnor Srnlth Ir Marrnes Dale Snrvely Arr Cadet Paul M Snlvely Ph M 2 c Sgt Wendell Snrvely Lt Fred Spteth I S Sgt Charles Sprague Donald Sprague T Sgt Gerald E Stacey Award d Dlstrngulshed Flylng Cross 25 bomb mg mlssrons over Europ Plc Robert Stacey Cpl Russel Stacey 23 D t, I I ' ' . ' i . - ' es I. I .9 I Robert Shaw-eNavy HUT'-'GY Smilh ' ' ' , lr, ' . ' , r. . ' , r.- . . Q I .L I .q o M M P L ' 4 l hn Stacy Earl Stage Ir S Sgt Kenneth Stallard Plc Glenn Stanley Sgt Marshall E Stetty Alfred Rodell Sterch1 Dale Arnold Sterchr S 2 c Cpl Earl Sterchr Award d c1tat1on rrbbon fcr drstrn gurshed servrce rn Papua Robert E Sterchr lr C l c Charles Stevens S 2 Earl Stevens Sgt Stanley M Stevens Plc V1rg1l Stewart Lt Robert St1ff Capt Leland Strllwell Medlcal Corps l.ou1s Strvers Ir Army Arr Corps Ray Strvers W1ll1am Strvers Eugene Stoll Merle Stoltz Cpl George A Bud Stone Medrcal Corps Capt Herman Stone Sgt Wrllram Stone Roe Street Cadet W R Stroud West Polnt Sgt lohn B Summers Medlcal Det Howard Summers S2 c Pfc Ke1th Sutton Everett Sutherlrn Ir S lfc Edwln Ray Swlnson Navy Glenn W Swrnson S Sgt lames R Swmson Paul Swrnson Sgt Carl Tarpley Ralph Taylor Lt Roger Taylor Wrllram Taylor 24 1 ra N c ANC Fred Thomann Pfc Max Thomas Bernard Thompson Navy Dlel Thompson Lt lacob Thompson Ptc Trmothy Trlton Iohn Trrnmons S2 c Lt Matthew L T1pp1t lr Carroll Tollver S2 C Lt Gordon Totten Harry C Totten T Sgt Iames F Totten Oscar Totten Merchant Marmes Paul Totten S2 c Robert Eugene Totten Ruth D Travers WAVES Y 2 c Naval Arr lohn D Travls I Ptc Walter E Travls Walter E Treece S Sgt Charles W Turrentrne Robert Ulm o Lt. W ll m ' illrs Teinys ,ri I l I' . 'M A e . M. lack C. Stivers, Sl c Lt. Bernadine Thomann, . 'A' ll IA it . V ' , X f' 'V ' . ' . ' , r. Donald Urn le Bert Varl Lt Glenn F Van Blarr Charles V Van Cleve Sgt C C Van Matre B tty Varner WAC Cpl Harold Varner Lt Charles Robert Vaugh Marxnes Frank Vrce Navy A M IV' 2 c T Sgt Byron H Von Al Cpl Fred Von Alrr n l M Von Alrnen U S M C B Arr Corps Band Cpl Karl Von Alrnen Plc Maurrce Von Almen Awarded good condu rlbbon Reuben Von Almen Wrllrs Von Alrnen Woodrow Von Almen Brll Wagner George Wagner Loren Wrllram Wagner Verne Walker Kenneth L Watkrns Capt Bernard Weber Medrcal Corps Capt Eugene Weber Medlcal D1v Army Arr Lt C1 Q l George Weber Navy Capt Iames Weber Dental Corps Ens Iohn Weber Capt Lawrence Weber Medrcal Corps Army Arr Capt Tom Weber Medrcal Corps Army Arr Howard Weesner Delbert Weldner lames Weller Allen Welker A S t S Sg loy E VJ lls Cpl Bobert F Wells AS IN Robert Wayne Wells Navy Walter T Wells A C Wrllram Scott Wells A S N Col lack West Marrnes lame V! st Army lrm W'est Navy S2 Lt Lowell West Arrry Arr Corps Orvrlle West Gl nn Wettreau larnes B Whrtaker Sgt Warren Whrtak r Arthur lewell Wrlkerson Bulord Wrllrams Navy Harry G Wrllarms A A A F Max Wrllrarns Navy Iarnes Wrllramson Thurl Wtllram on larnes Wrllrs Marrnes Donald B W1lson Awarded Purple Heart New Gurnea Ia'nes E Wrlson S2 c Kenn th O Wrlson Coast Guard Leslle Wrlson Plc Ne1lO Wrlson Plc Samuel C Wrlson Cloyd Wlngert Plc Ern st VJ1lS 1'lCI'1 Marrnes Mrke F Wrtt Navy Douglas E Worstell Marrnes Cpl Donald lell Wrrght M rrrl Hershey Wrrght Donald E Wyatt A S Wrllram Wyatt A C lames Yeager lack Younglrng Plc Iohn Zrrrrmerly W1ll1arn Frankhn Zrrrmerly Phrl Zrrnmerly Cpl Bob Zwerman Burma 25 nl et t. . ' e . . 'cum A e - . . . . . a .n- r . s e W A . ' ' c . . 1- X V f . . men 4 J.. . L9 9 Capt. . . . --H A - I . ' e Cpl. lohnnie Von Almene- ' ' A T C l 1' IA WW - ' ' S e . ' - V, . e ' . 4-- I ,TA ll VI n . e ' ' . V A.J.1' Mg ..f.-Tlx' AJ ,U Me W.-fl4', J Jldyf, IVACTE UVCTII JIACC! IIUIJI pid!! 1.14 pdf! 1 A I A QACHQA OMIA tl Allin!!! 0118. . . -CBA4lLE.4!7t'4lTE CHC- M!! .4 Tslll' IAC LllYl4ll'll sllltl JACII' 1,011 IAC' ,7l'lA,l 1 . e 1' ,. 5 V- -N ., K . , ,AT 0 XQQl'.xrog?h15 Q J Y' X 0.1- xX THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF DISTRICT 76 BUSINESS MANAGERS V nbers of 'ue Bofrrd Cf Edufcxtlow fx e rec L51 e Q D y l D I xl K E I y I g I r gm be G fees V' BI ur 0 e Mr I. C Blackburn A , ff' 2 'J' iz. S ' ' ' Q1 :'t'- f 1 ' 'J' Q f,Ei'f: 5 i 1 '- '. v. Q C: . ' 3 'fi C. F' 5 'Ui' L , 41- 211'-b :' 1 M1 ,-g Vg-'g ILQI .P , I ,I ', ' I er flue e 'I bxfhv I!'ILIQ-IS Cf me Lx gmt 6:1 day by day in O,T.H.S. TC Lzee IS play rgztiimig srieztzzly :rid efiiczeritly Cillflfig ine girese I ucai AISIIOG IS fl real TS . C: 1 this sp -f . Barney Coen was elected pre ' 'ext e ',:r ', spew, 'ing Tffr. L. V. cckb' If wh :ijed C1 -,gy QSFSSIXII ezignt yeir T'lfi :Is president. E '. DIRECTOR OF PLAY AT O. T. H. S. Wlr I H Cherry prtnclpal of Q T H S for th past two years entered the Unrted States Naval Reserve as a Lreutenant tlumor qradel on Aprtl 25th Both he and Mr Loren Cammon tormer asststant prrncrpal who was commrsstoned the same day lett Olney wrth the extreme qood w1shes ot students faculty ana townspeople alrke Lreutenant Cherry besrdes bernq a devoted lamrly rran rs a me'nber of the Rotary Chamber ot Commerce Kappa Delta Phr and several educatronal orqanrzatrons Hrs hobbres are typrcal ot an outdoorsman lncludtnq huntrnq and trshrnq wxth publt speaktnq thrown rn to balance the scales The Republlc rs nts tavorrte book hrs chorce for food IS anythlnq Dunnq Lreutenant Cherrys absence Mr L T Clark has taken over as pnncrpal but when the curtam falls on the last act of World War ll O T H S wtll welcome I H back w1th open arms Sflklllg 1121 1111111111 r1p11lal11111 11111 111 lb1 11111110111 1111111111 29 Q . . . . , .... C 1 . . , , . 1 1 1 - 1 v - 1 1 1 1 . . . 11 . 11 ,- C . , F- . . 1 , . . . 1 1 . 11 11 . , . . . . . . . 11 ' , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , 1 ' TECHNICAL DIRECTORS A 'I G C1'1I1TQ f-1 CC N XIHC1 xJ 1 OTFS cmdm 1 C4 f 1 f1C1f I se-cr-2 ' S BJIHH ' f ICRC wb hee pcxls Quin .. ' 1 cf.-.-.1 .e,.,.,.,.,!!.-I.. XML ll D L'flt'lll.5 . Mr. L. T. Clark, appointed O.T.l-l.S. principal for the duration upon lfir. Cherry's departure, teaches agriculture and sponsors F, F, A, A member cf several educational alliances, his fav- orite hobby is gardening, and The Robe his most favored book. Consid- ' ers fish and milk the two best in the line of Heats . ' ' Mr. L. T. Clark Miss Hazel Towery teaches typing, shorthand, and booke keeping. A member of Beta Sigma Phi, she revels in murder mysteries and thick steaks. Her favorite radio program, ln- formation Please, Miss Eleanor Burritt, office secretary, thinks Song of Berna- dette is this year's best book, ln the line of movies, Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon are her favorite acting team, and Madam Curie her most-liked film. .......4g-if XX x .J Miss Eleanor Burrilt Mss Hazel Towery 3 I Mr. R. Baker Mr. Iohn I.. Bower Mr. Ray Baker, a l943 addition to the faculty, teaches social studies, and is assistant athletic coach. His hobby is writing letters that he never mails, and he gets most of his enjoyment out ot basketball games. Mr. Iohn L. Bower, physics and biology professor, thought the senior boys' trip to George Field his most enjoyable experience this year. He considers hunting as the top sport of them all, as is evidenced by his sponsorship ot the Rifle Club. Mr. Loren W. Cammon, assistant principal and biology in- structor, likes to hunt, travel, and play pinochle with the rest of the boys His most enjoyable task is taking care of his son. Ca:'nmon entered the Navy along with Mr. Cherry on April 25, reporting tor duty as Lieutenant tj.g.P at Hollywood, Florida. Mr. O. A. Brown introduces us to a few of the many mysteries ot algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. A member oi the Kiwanis and Masons, his most interesting experience was working in the Evansville Shipyards last summer. Mr. Loren Cammon Mr. O. A. Brown Mrs Annu K Bullard Mxss Dorothea Berry Nhss Clunbel Lee Mrs Anna Katherme Bullard lS head ot the horre arts and eoonom1os department She chooses the l-l1t Parade as her tavonte proqram and Soap Behmd the Ear as the book An aotrve member of Beta Sxama Plu Eastern Star and lumor Wom en s Club MISS Dorothea Berry bes1des bema l1brar1an has classes 1U tavonte actor IS Paul l-lenned and she s a whole hearted noemb r ol the Iumor Women s Club M1 s Clanbel Lee Thesp1an sponsor adds Enahsh lll spe ch and Latm to our ournoulum l-le hobbres are knlttma and collect ma books and she really aot a boot out of tea hlnq her eventh hour German class thrs year 33 English ll. Her favorite film was For Whom the Bell Tolls, her . I Y . T W I l N A - Mrs. Evelyr. Germer has classes in band, music appreciation, chorus, and English ll. Her favorite foods are tried potatoes and cheese. A member of Beta Sigma Phi, she likes to read and bowl tor recreation. Mrs Evelyn Germer Mr. Loren Mitchell initiates the uns educated into the realms of chemistry and algebra. l-lis hobbyefishinq and hunting, especially squirrel-hunting. Mitch says this year's most enioy- able experience waseteachinq school! Miss Edna Erwin Mr. Loren Mitchell Miss Edna Erwin is assistant in the home economics department, and teaches consumer education. Her favor- ite tilm was Human Comedy, and lNhen time Lights Go On Again is first s ing ..c . 34 i Mr. Newton -il ,.4.., Mr. Frank Newton, athletic coach, business training, and business law instructor, tells us his favorite activity this year was giving P. E. to upper classmen. Frank is a member of the lffasons, Elks, and of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Miss Ella Schrnalhausen has charge of the freshman English and has one class in Business English as well. She enjoys the writings of lohn Galswortny, likes a good sense cf humor, and is always on the Job as cc-sccnscr of the Olneari . Miss Vera Smith doles out Latin and algebra to our unsuspectf ing freshmen. A member cf three sororities, she gets her kicks out of coaching debate teams, reading, and eating chocolate candy. Miss Ella Schmalhausen Miss Vera Smith f..r. IV. locques, who jixped our faculty lost Sept. os xonpxii urls in strucior, chooses woodwork :is his liolo a X' w ' fo' ' wr .' ' - 1 - l sy errzrge ...:Cori:1y as ziis .ovoriie 1 ., . ,, . , fy- ,z:t:r, 'zzz T110 nil Pcircxoe L: :gs lop as-es Mr. R. W. Icxcques Mrs. Arlene Flick fgives us English Liieroiure, Spanish, ond Biology. A Eeicr Siqrrio' Phi member, she lisiens io YCICI5 lT'k'fJTf1fTf. Bob Hope every week. Most enioyecl foinq io Moron Field, Colilornior, crt fllirisitriiis iirrte. Mrs. Arlene Flick lrlrs. Carolyn Ferguson teazsnes sliert- riond ond iypinq. A rnernber of Benn Y f 1 - szre tells us inoi Moocxipe opzrzf LS siig reztie ii t' fi :rid lzijno Berxgzzrcrn is lrer favorite 1:3- iress, An orderil S593li-'.'J1ifi'lY'3I'lCH'II16S .vpnfws Mrs. Carolyn Ferguson 4 Mr Edmund Smvely Mxss Mary E Myers Mxss Pearl Yost Mr Edmund Smvely CIVICS E ortormcs and Amertcah H s tory teacher constders G B Shaw as the greatest lwmq mart reads Tlme avxdly and emoys a healthy pOIl1OI'1 of roast duck upoh CISIOU Mr Smvely IS co spoh or of the Olrteah W 1 s Mary Est lle Myers has Classes m Curl s phys1cal educa l1OI'1 health and Enqllsh ll Her hobbtes loowlmq Cpres1deht Ladt B wlma League? stamp collectmg and kmttlnq for the R d Cross J tss Pearl Yost IS our mentor alortq th lmes of World I-hstory At tlo moment her chtet hobby lS Red Cross kmttmq She s also a rr r ot the Rtchlartd Country Club atd Red Cross N' t r Corp 37 Fl ? Y -' i an ' - - I 'X - Q . 1 1 fe M .. , .- . , I ' 4 V t ,, I i,,,:.,IL . . . F , , i n . . , , o , . , . . . 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' ,, I, Q 'C' j A ' Q F A Q X 1. la' 41, . 1 B v STAGE MANAGERS t a Reaa le at I OW La M RD R N F RTH ROW Je ae Eye H OW J c Q B LAST R W a K H e The O T H S Student Councrl together wlth the Class of l944 th1s year saw the end of four successful years Thrs year s senrors have had an actrve part rn the formatron and contmuatton of thls organ1zat1on and leave the Counclls of future years a good founda tron from whrch to drrect student act1v1t1es A good example of a dernocratrc law makrng body the Stu d nt Counc1l helped to defend therr r1ght to be such by sellrng war bonds and stamps to students and faculty Total sales came to S3 628 25 The mam feature produced by the Councrl was the annual Pow Wow All arrangements for the Pow Wow were done by the Student Councrl Steerlng Commrttee and sub commrttees The splendrd cooperatron of students and staff have made the l944 P w Wow one of the best yet As thls book goes to press the OT H S Student Coun rl rs cmg on the brggest and most lrrportant prorect rn rts hrstory tte stabllshment of a young p ople s recreatlon center Workrng rn l ague wrth the townspeople of Olney members cf the Councrl as represertatrves of tae student body are determmed that th Trger Hut saall be a success! 40 o ef' CZ. :7. ' ff to V ' F RST R : 'rw B'cw', Prcsq Jo A Z 'e' v, Se:v.t Gfb V. Pfesg 33' Chaplin Tfeas. SECOND ROW: Gere WT so' Newl7e El 'c't New Nc Fesselx Pat Goa THI O :Naofre Keele' Eve v Bern Ezra Kx': J, 'a Po oru. OJ : rw Scherer, B W wer We te' Fenfenoocre' NH'-:P Mezzaows. FlFlH POW E 're' Saw' Jac: Svcfier E Haffs AH: M 'r. SlXT R : rw Ol v rx Vemcf Ewfr, Mr. Che , Bc . oxer. Kane pe , Dc rw ruawfg JV' zfpst r. 1 O S - . I I I I - I I 9 , . , . 1 O . worl' V ' - ' L ' ' ' E, A e ' e ' ' . ' . S . I A . . 1 . A x. . .. , ... 9 FLASHBACK OF FORTY-FOUR lffith this issue of the Olnean we ring down the final curtain on a successful four-year runethe last performance of a little comedy-drama entitled Out cf the Frying Pan lnto the Fire or Class of '44. ln bringing to an end such an outstanding production, a short backward glimpse is in order. First, the setting: Time eFrom September l94O till lffay l944eit's only four years but Lt seems like forty. Locale Olney Township High Schocl and vicinity which covers quite a bit of territory. Cast -115 stout-hearted students, the pride of Olney and the hope of humanity. CWhew!7 Next, a brief resume of the four acts, with principal characters and some of the more important highlights in each act. Act lffln this, the opening section of our theme, all the actors are known by the quaint terminology of Freshmen -a name tc make one hide ones head in shame, but nonetheless a nec- essary part of life. We find our freshman class wandering the Probcfioncry Members of the Noffonol Honor Society. B'5 Va Jean Lcpln, Jefw M' er Pat Chap P, cc: Ja 3.'.er, SENIORS PAY FOR CLASS RINGS 1dNQ 111 CI dcxze cxekmq Such uprcdflous questxons CIS Alri they qot no recess here huh? cmd WIIGTGS Mr Brow S roar? cmd How do I Get my pdec shp slqned? C mst dct was one of the fdnmeet scenes you H ever x NF-me me ytfwr mdlly Qefted cw' hcuq1 to CI rx crc I 19 dm e the dlrectxon cl cm I ducilch chle Mf Ihcx wlo took hcrqeo th c r CIT s ell C Q' c fm Long me lrs GC CGGQ were HG c dss O41cerC fc Q Hudeoh ICXCk1G Neque d d Ierry fxller Vmer HI ecde IS fx r er f' y he md rmtermg mtot e ee wc I of Q' c f ry: IG Q Q 1 Y Q r DUN 1 1 L MLA n, 1 YQC V Qcr we hcree trymq tc N111 V1 43 cm cm Q Ibm y I3 I 11 ll thmqe ccneldered TNS wds The yecr O T e D P lily Ucsrc IW TCG by r e-'x -,lfl.'1''.,'ff1fQcQtfQ f-,AQ2l. ,L E. ffl' .f ClG SIA' ' ' ' f 'k A ,, ,, ,..,c.L . ,C Q, ,,.Y, fu .., ,,.' S ,, K. HL' H313 ,, -, ..,..... ,, .,.c S.. S cf .. ..., W-, .. A to date To lard e t e naerwe e ors e rferst c e aaas ers Quo a group came t r wr ly at r C f' rr rt for the year was Dean Krudwlq o es the tma s age anne r rana d cg on ous organlzatron Bearma t e cy ttte of S r ea 1 member of the cast roamed tne oat s of O T H S Nl ln a ha o surroundrnq h1s head speakma to n one content rn h1s own sp end r But not for long' A nu her of the more batrrnto boys started themselves alonq me rfod to tame ana fortune vra the armed forces Peters Baker Krudwrq Sloan Wrlson Barl et al As May and qraduatron came rushmq toward rts clrmax the senrors beqan to ask ouestrons rermnrscent of the bewrldered freshman days Wwen do you lnave to ao B1ll'? and What college 1S the best for me? and Are you aorna to Work all summer too? But then qraduatron wrth rts rustle ot caps and qowns 1ts confus1on and 1ts drplomas The probatlonary members of the Natronal Honor Socrety Pat Chaplm lean Lopm hm Butler Ierry Mrller and Blll Va1l TGCQIVQ recoqnrtron And at last the productron IS tlnrshed Fnenclshrps are broken up tarewells are sadly qrven and The Class of 44 goes rts merry Way rnto the cruel cruel world Semors Measure for Caps and Gowns 43 PRINCIPAL PLAYERS BAKER BETTY IEAN BAKER GERALD RAYMOND Bake A IN w 5 BALDING HAZEL MARIE JG 1 rc G IS IOC!! BEAVERS LEONARD ALONZO Otter Gag '13 rf BERG HELEN MERL Shorty Home EC CIub 4 G A A 4 I-IeIen choosps mvsw os her p oIessIon We c IoId she 3 5 w s excufed 0 cw 'Ia V1 GAA BERGER KENNETH WILLIAM Phylum A r K rw would rc mb ger WTI' U I. BERRY EVELYN VIOLA crefo I J mor Iossu o eau e I I QIGe CI O me C D Smce ' C v rv I e os I I.c n :J ,.a :or or cz pIe cz c wo BROWN LARRY FRANK er? C I CLI: 4 I e Bc 'P c rn as hs mvomfe Ioo s BUNN WALTER LEE Bud 3 e 'css Ice es srev z: A G d rov '1 of ba P W L rw Jon Lows BUSS RUTH MARIE D L. X S I ,I Secrefl IGI w :wwf-'Sf '1: PH: P:'g C' L I fi C'Pf-' 1-1: ' 31 C'Q. S' in CC. 4. Bf . . f-1'-.WJ f:. ' fi ' 25' 3- 1 v-': - 5 Fzpn-,f '-2 S, crm I. e :'f' Icws. PF. , I 2 3, 43 Src, 3q Re::: f' 41 FAc'bc 2 3 4' T'1:r I, 2. 'Iifrs ' B' PG , 's ' S in v 'P :fv 'i I g: Uri: 'I '. E 5,S .- V, PIE Ci E :.r0. O G':' 3 4. Off' c' Ve Oval' SWISS 1 S' AC' G., H310 IUGS It H311 cv: :Nev 19 ::'C'c. SIG Isa chcfgc 5 Se :' fc wc :c'cs ff' V. . 1, .1 RIIQ CV: 31 F.F.A. 4. Af :1I'cu'f I ,'x'cr 'Q f- gp 'e F O.9:::nr Life on: 'mfzffg C Iwo I bug-ef. -ng . L . . .I . VY - re I1 3 ' b I B A. . . . FF. . I,2 3, 41 P es. 4, e' f The' I'5Ier Vo Paper DoII Iho' eoffmless iI's Hs 'J ' o Io'sI We I3 Ilke Io ct Ierd U. cf I. cnc fake p ?crr'.'rg. CI '1 : U ' C 'Q I L V. gG'rIs' C- ab I. I ',: COTM9'IC Iv. 3: f ard 4, E eI. won 3 J.C.L. D for zIcIrg rr rn I 'Heres' if I' . Sk? rcs ' ss' I f p , p'e de. Sud . :,nc'I 43 Pfes. 4: Rfe ' . Tiirks be II go Info r:Iv'I rg ee'I'g. Races 1 c , of' efiofs Ice c'e:'v or pos' :Q ' ' ' 11. CI f f':o1':C' V' Pr .33 Y-3c'bo:Ic 35 Bc :sl 2, 33 F.F.A. Ig Soi' cII 2 3. Owe-,: FF. . 4. S r is V5 ' :rI'e :ack c':i Q 3,1 g s ? I Vs Coby. o II1 me to ,em 1 '. Sauer? C.:.':'I 23 Cv.A.A. 3, 41 V :Q Pres 43 O'e::n 3, 43 H We Ez. C E 4. MCS' gy: :rg e zerience: Vp: 'g 1: :cI R3- Q 341 '9 :uct :ff 'J' M'I IrI'. THE CLASS OF 1944 BUTLER IAMES H Buqs CALLAI-IAN MARY CAROLYN Car CAMPBELL BARBARA Charhe S CASSADY WILMA NIXOLA Nnckev L 4 CASSADY VIRGINIA EILEEN Gmny ee J CHAPLIN PAT A A R COMBS MARION WILLIAM 1 A CRALLE NORMA Lou Lou C CVS CHUM IUNE LORAINE G r s c Mcc DIEI. BETTY NAOMI 4 GAA vcr? 73 i 3 'Y u ww, T PRINCIPAL PLAYERS re Ak 's. 'rv ,fnihg g QQ' Qu, dns- 'L ss. 46 Qin fu DODSON ROSEANNA EAGLESON MARIORIE A ELKINS IUANITA IOYCE EYER ANNA MAE FARRIS PRESLEY DOUGLAS CJ H0516 Mouse FLEMING CHARLES DAVID Dove A FORSYTH MARGARET HELEN IOY A A FRITS HLE VERA MAE QADDY IEAN GASSMANN, Acrgogcs wsarzg E Fl .' T I 2' . 2. THE CLASS OF 1944 GRAY DONALD Don g pe 'J c vo I e GRAY MAXINE CAROL 4 0 4 x s 5 0 e ffm O 9V V I GRIFFIN IERHY ANN Red A L o Aw J rr ro Ben G o N s e dec C 'ne' GROFF NORMA IEAN Pepsx n Gund IGI wr d ose Iesfs n HAHN MARTHA ELIZABETH yrfno ws of runny Ian rf sf erm e Mc HAMPTON IANE HamPY e ClJb Us occ N1 neo 'fn D ones O mes ore swvv' wg 'un J C ng 0 CIO Zes on wr I n fe wcnfs O Comrnmcuol Ie HARMS BETTY LOU Hormsxe o s Qwm r D SKU In 1? effy O r ICH erper need Telephone ooerw 'J ons Io conhnue os such offer grocworm HARPSTEH IAMES DAVID Harpo I ns 2 O cnge one ck r Horoo vn March for Nov I-I S cvorf band :S Eddw Howard s ond d Iwke wee? Monne Ace Joe Foss for Q Iong chat HARTLEROAD MAE IEAN Iectnnle fre EC CI b n I e Wo Dsn v S corfoor Io rec I -I er Q a Cade? Nurs Corps HIXON ROBERT ICE Bob cs cc e C s , :J ood D 0 D I' fee 1 Ones' 43 S or Paz, A Dc' w': 1 As '2 plz, CW - Ong 0' -3 'J s'2'e , 'fd Vs fc: r fx-3 is 'My I'1e:I, Home Ez. CIA. I, 2, 3, qG.A.A. 43 C 'ei' 4j C' '.s . Mo Yne 'Ives 'Q D 'Ja 'e 's V1 wzfgn owe' 1 I . 'S. . 'NVK Vu F 'qf3 on T D Is h, IG o 'e YAP. GA. . I, 23 0:1 X3-r1IgH: eEt C .Q I 2 3, 4, e ys CD1 Is ein: rg Q :er Cdl-,' 'I Ms nf c vnu' s A 2. Sne 2 very xc' wnef We Sefe' Hfqs Q' O 'ea-I 4, H we Ez. CLD 4. Jes' 2 ':bc?es ' we :1'J'cI g If' g 31:53 f'e S2151 3' onl-In I B.s7r'ess LZNI cg' H .e EC. CI.b I, 2, 3, 4, OInec' 3, 4. Maw ' Q DI1 cg , wnose 0 efdfifg exp 'enc was In fd- 42, we- f'e 'ern wen? Io sIo?e, ., .. Q RTF' 1 I, 2, 35 V. Pres.31G.A.A. I, 2, 4: Se:.-Tre , 4g L I A 'cs I 25 Tnesufrs 2, 33 V. Pres. 33 OI , n 43 H eE:.C1. I, 2. 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Pe 3 'ov er hw? 3' 'Li AD'2'.II 't PRINCIPAL PLAYERS HOOVER DONALD LEROY Don HUDSON MARSHALL LEE Di' Cv D' Cm HUDSON WILMA MARGARET Bull NT KATHRYN YVONNE Kcxie -vo Q org U RSTA ELIZABETH ANN Llfiet rr ww on Jo r us zo e h w u o C ' cs ef r- rr' cw f s IONEQ ANNA MAY Anme rc mrs 4 Arr- ay w swvm re ooo e e P U e F D R Q 0 plums fo bc u ecre'om IONES ARNOLD RAY cn c w L N wswrs er s 'U Svoge Manager 3 Reporie 3 or U th ee year CLENES mchoe :reofv Lxes Xavwer C nc' IONES CATHERINE Cathy d Proper' 1 Crows 4 GAA Tfcs sms! 'vw Q Cc: we s er '1 N N cr Q V Q le KEEN LAVAUN Red A Spam N C rrcr L CC T :1 e cs KERMICLE VIRGINIA LEE Gmqer f ff sxaie THE CLASS OF 1944 KRUDWIG THORNTON D Bud KURTZ FRANCES IEAN Fanme J A LAMBERT EUNICE VIRGINIA Eum LAUGHTON ALBERTA LOUISE ou fn I LAEF IOHN RAYMOND ack LEAT-IERS IA K ONEIL 'J LOPIN IEAN LOVEMAN BURTON IR Burt MADDEN RUBY IUNE Shoriv s R MARTIN MILLARD IR Blackie 1 AEM 'BY' vv G I vw 49 Jo ss- .,.. W AN PRINCIPAL I 4 FK if -v PLAYERS MEADOWS BERNADINE LOUISE Bern MEEK DOROTHY IEAN Do V I MILLER GERALD Ierry Q, C MILLER HELEN LOUISE Nellxe M C1 MILLER MARGARET PAULINE xp L 325 rw I MILLER RAY EUGENE Gene MILLER STANLEY IOHN Bridgeport MOORE DOROTHY ELLEN Dot I-'c 'T O NEGUS IACQUELINE HARVEY Iaclue V 'v NELSON BETTY IOANN A wczcsl wet 305 c fwrs 0 3 r v w E C : 3 4' J ' Ff1 Cuff I' 1' 4' I :': :' 3 -1- PM CJSJV 1- 1' 4, 1 C11 S. '- , '1 ff- 1, C r 1 f- 1-.If 'I s 5 W ' 8 ' ' I 'ff w', 'J S2 'ff flfl' ' l l. N ' ' .I 1, li? A - A ENV' '2'ff 'i4':W's1 uSi:'f' ' . N ':'1 5'1,w9'1 1.I'gc F 'vs 1 gf' 4 ,, H ,, ph, , , S,,,!,,.1,,V:.: I C. ,. ., - Ii ,. B .': I Q, 3, 41 Sf-',fT'Q'1s. 3, Cx IJ'1 I 1 1 4 WV' C 1 I, 2 3, Se . 2, F' ,' is h lr- 2 3, Cwxss Sf:fI'c:S. If 70' 5 Y 3 f' f' PI1.. CH .f Im' ch , jf qv, 1' 1' - I I FW 'S 'f' Ba . GL 111-nr S L , ,,, 7 H..-K 1,.W,gS' ,I-,Z I. E C : I' Cpff, S., I , A I, ' 1 'f: Is I'e'I:'s IX: ' 53,1 A ' f M S- -fs 1 :s-fnz' Lciezc :vu : . 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CIub I 2 3, 4 ' S':f'1.s' , chef L' ', Dlgm I' C. av: HG . J: 1 'Q hc' iavzfvez. W rt, 1, , '1 f-1 1 N1 'I esfev THE CLASS OF 1944 PAMPE ANNA PAULINE Polly PAMPE AUGUST DEAN PETTY KENNETH GENE Bruxser POLAND EVELYN MARIE D POWELL RICHARD MARSHALL Dxck fw 1 Sc PROVOST IACQUELINE EATON Icxckxe .QF Jr J RASH BETTY LOUISE C VY' RAUCH ALVA FLORIAN D 3 Lymcw or r one STERCHI FREDA Rl E src 1 H rv FJ ROBBINS RUSSELL EUGENE Rusty 4 3 K C D NJ s Tb Ql- -'3a.4s. if J fy ' 5 I . W-Wy if-:QA 1.-1 fwjfv 43' ' ' .Q , 75 D5 4 ,,' .319 ,g 95-':g 1rj iz wwf C' .ij Q , i Gi' 'J ' if Z: C li'i 5 fj'I T 'q 1' F C:G'Q 2 ':' CTG J' 6' 1 L PFQ C .5 4. Hf 'f:v':'5'Q Y' ,S 'CYS' A5 J W l 6 I l ,Y -'wwf' P ,ng -Q ,.,q'gP :Hz :E LC. -'- K ze :': cus -v,', 'ss - 'X VL 'J' X ,- rffyff e . V X J 3 X X .W ' FF!-'I 2 3 4- eww- cr..-ff 4- iff' re E 4 A5552 do ch Wide- fc' V 'JW 1:14. X.'.f: i 'C qi W3 Purdue f1 1 Ve' FAQ l :'c'i' ': '2c':,:'!. R nv v . YK? P-'CWC Ed CL' 3. Ukes Vo rec: Civ: 5 Wife-V.-fr g eff: 61' Vc b','gf's Finn e 5:: z ye :::Fef::l yd 'zezf 'fn 1. Q Owe L ':e :wa cn Tom , DVS-ef I V vc 'is :'e'f, Well scf' 'fi W:.': 're - 'Q : c': T -S':'f-. , 14 f VJQC 1' Z,3gH1f'eE: CW.sVgO'f:'1 25' I g, 3, 4'1 -'r ff xl 2,3 g,A,A, I, 2 3 4: xx , -.Y -V L::: AN:':sN Z' S 1ff- Aw 123 4: Cwer ' ' L:-Csf' 3 45 C':f S I, 2. Dfmif- ':'g'1. fv :': Z'. ': 'lm f3vf: fS ,' Jim- ,wif . -., V' '3f f1 '::'j 3 1s '::f P-' 'J' Sv- 14, ': 'J' Vins 21' J LSAVW N. 'fu' A r f W ww 51, C. Ig GAA. 1, 2, 3: sc-'gf , 7 53- 3:- . -'QS 'Q sh W NSW' '5 Pi . 1 ' ' Jcwf' ': f :sex Q' cr: wi: 1 :inf ' I r. :::v: 'f4 hcgczine, Esizjre I cg cff f ' if K 1 f, 9 1 HAI., x U 1, A lt, S:::'s' C .3 3, Er' ,S 'f::'1I'g 5:9531 . I, 'W' Q L'e . -Wes fa 93W cnc 1 'Fe 'Gd Q 5- Q , 'Q' A .'s'e' ' Ace , , f Q! ' f'c'. A ,,, ' f' -x A r- - I Y V . O T'e::':'s 31 Covwrerce C43 33 F'f-S. 3. L F'e:: 'res to YOMEF ff-, 0556531 Q'- , owen 5?: 1: c esf' f: wc. '1 re 'W' N 'Q eff C':'!es Seyed RV? CL: 41 2 Bsskefbcl 'fvr:. Pc s ' ,- 'Q :Q 'J s: cc! fo :hgh Lf'es fo cw up ' ' , wt- c 'Re:cJe's 'ges' Q' ,cv idea ' 1' PRINCIPAL PLAYERS 6 li L.. 57 ROBINSON RUTH ROSEMARY WLETT DAPHINE EMMA Cuddles ROYSE CARL ELROY A P C U v RUDOLPHI MELVIN GEORGE A s sc' Uqoyvc SAYRE BETTY IEAN 2 f Evcer rc Q J Lrr cv OL SCHERER IERRY EDWARD Iockey C 'CI-IILT HOWARD LEROY SCI-IONERT DOLORES LU ILLE a A SCHONERT TREO MARGARET Maqgxe CCHREY CALVIN WILLIAM Grumpy THE CLASS OF 1944 SIMON DORIS LU CILLE Skeets 3 :LOAN REX A swen g We Moms A hors Awewgl' 1 fc o d M New 0+ For ag STERCHI NADINE Sadle 0 c C e C v 0 I 9 Y Y :x g'JNs ora L STEWART DONALD C 3 S res cm C 0 He e o Jr in rf s s STRUBLE VIVIAN xz A occ wo rcs c n P1 C b v on e scene s s or? peope O Q d oe of cor versa! on TAYLOR DORIS LEE e vrs GWee M I C1055 rc: e v Ton omowe Go r ar o VAIL WILLIAM RALEIGH Bruxser 3 c 9 3 4 Mos? vw! Q experwence wo mom fo Pe LcwrencevwHe boskefbcil game wxfh Rub Von Alm n Hobby as donning 6 VON ALMEN DELBERT ELLIS Dub A reos Ano r fe' ow o k s I speccfw ferderom 0 F 1 Ywcfrow w S e ' N VON ALMEN IOHN REUBEN Rube d 2 The orugl ol speeo dmver TH S Woula Ike fo m ef Harry Jo-ues :af veocs E uw e WACHTEL BETTY LOU A I wczfos 4 Howe Mb among many ovhers wcnfs io mee? Jown :ny e co'le s of cs d won? 53 Sc'1:'s :cn b:TI, ::c:i 'T'+:' c'3 'ce vez c'e '::s w Dofs, NFO pens Y: c'fe'3 l':':' CE CI. f r 5 f of ' 'CI ' ' R9 As 5 f' re ' 'fh We , ' J, ' I::'o. How- E'. mba 43G1e my ug cams I 4, Ne er sri! mimfek Nc: e s cI os' ' E'v': 3cf gg Nlng. Lfes fc 'U' oss! g.,5 3' , .ses ffeezweg .o. ' A S P eff 2, Don me 5 my oe J A I f. r 7cd! f The svcow ye f is Q c ' pc WCP I' We OH by Mess. I HB. ., GA. . I, 2, 3. 4, L w A I, 2, Sp Ig M. 3. VI 2 thlrrs wofk'r'g m Ve office is ex:f+Yfg, Dor1cNd O'Cormer ws. 1 o im 'o Meet, T GH c guru p ,-:nu 1 so Sw Q C? - ME EFI: G'I' C b g Te 2. lg Vo' dk 'cn 3. BI ' , f We ie Ms. 'Lozv 'J Ie Eve' 'd :Macc we cave ' 3'-2 -sei: fee WWF Daw. Focfb ' 2 3, 4g C std- 43 M if V'JI.'1c'-3 1 M - . , ' ' 5 Q A H. . I, 2, 3', 4, T . 4, We I . w!- H e fo eo? e ' ' I ' J ard fclk sou? gTfWs. He MI-ks H35 .F-.A. 'f ' . 0 p' 'vw exemg, Bof , 3, -sf A 'I ' ' of - O. . . . ' ' e , d sc 'r '. K ' . 9' G.A. . Z, 3, 41 Local Awcfzxs I, 23 S'c'e A 3, 3 EC. C 3, 4. Be v, . P Ne. SP- ,dl Q Els ' s fo be o ruse. 3 ' . g, fb- 'xf Dt PRINCIPAL PLAYERS if Wo? A36- ww lb 54 Q6 WALTER MARY KATHRYN Kcdy WEAVER PAUL Wcshmqtcn l'lS WEBBER RALPH WEBER EUGENIA WEBER FRANCES INA J WELKER ALLEN DEAN WEST IIM WHITAKER MAXINE CCF' WHITESIDE BETTY IANE 'I s J WILSON KENNETH C s Puzl Frankie Nellie Icrmes Shortle C U b Kenny Y1 ','e :,:ff :-- '- 5 , Q zz' fq , . L-fe S 5 ' ' f :ff ,S : P-2 ff .P ' 51 ffS.fn ','L1'.fiff,Qf,..'Q' fff E.. ,.?' ,. ,,..,.-,., ,LJ 5. 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Lcckr 4 1 3' S':'::1.- :zv.': , 5' ' N:----V 15 rf-' f' , A:'f', 1 .nfl XNQI' Off., im' A x AA Q.. ' , Cc'e c C':,' s1l2,3gC:Nhf'e ' ' .L 4 I 2' C ':': SEQ 2, 3' C 42262 ', , r sC':: ', N f- Zinc C L I 3. ' 1' f-1 1 fxcwvw- Az' 'z 'fp Sr 1 U S' 'Q Pod. L-A5 E710 . A v ,, , y 1 lx , , , , ,, 3, , .nv A ', Afc c'lh6 Cf' f' We 535 - N-55 . ,- X I Ke , mf' s:'c:3 42' We cc ' 27 i':. 'x ' . -. X 1 fe. THE CLASS OF 1944 WIMER ROBERT L Bob WYATT IOSEPHINE LOUISE osle YEAGER IAMES CHARLES Trxqqer ZIMNILRLY IO ANN Z1m PETFRS GLENN Sonny Sunshxne ASHBOUGH RUTH BABE 55- An. SENIOR WHO S WHO f-Xlpfw QI I' f I il V W lf' Q, mmf J T GHW AT 11 B y A 163 Gul IQCY1 L st 'mmrqftl R fp .Q I KICK f W W4 pm ,JT 1 I . H H 9 K Ei' 1 I .'1:e A ' 3 'S : l Ei: x X f., 3, ff- ', W ' '- ' 1, J - M, I-I i.,-i'w:i: g'U.iV:,r: - 2 H. . If I 2 . WZ .V f , fl ' X 4 ., I. 7,1 . I , Av -X X if 1 1 L. 1.1 Y ' .L ,Y A Y ' xl' , M, fA , Q ' f if 'Z ', , ', ,' i H- ' 1 .' M , 1 1 '- - ' -'M 2 .L 'V 5 V Q V 1 Y z., - , jx Qi Aw ,rifa at 1 7 f-f-V E16 1 f Cf A w, P - -r M . ': f-7 V' - 1' :':: ' ' f S , ' , x if All , sind D1 Q Put 52.19114 E25 if Arzuiid EQ' ILA H',:7gi,s'2-Y B051 LQCQ1 gg Girl Iuzfv Fif,If1,Q,ICI. Big? Lcfkiig Egy ffilfzrci T.'f'1rti:A F11-'irblxesx Girl - I-.riiii fffze fy-Er F wil 'lzefst Huy Glirixki Bfzkfi-r Gdyest 'QIYQ Huppzesz G11 Ig' Fxsytz. XNLIUQS R ' .5.1QQ:'1 Vx ,Him Lfist PQ: lc: Girl Iam? Hirrzpptox Lfcst Pr,g,11lf1r Bay lixllfzru Llumz. E951 ' . E' Bi: hz , C'1rt1phQ.1 Best 5 ' IELEGISW filerl Bus' t ' f , . Q Q MC E. , J 'C .Ly -Imi B' ler UNDERSTUDIES THE CLASS OF 1945 IEAN IRENE ANDERSON .4 GEORGE BAILEY 'T' 'in I A Lak ,Q 'W 'ag W. Q.. get J' r'- W6- N1-1 I ,DOF Anil s K 1 'Y' Q.-ff' A41 A 1 I f ' ' I ' A I f ' H 1 U ' ,Irv S, r - hy,- ' lf, V Y ,. 3f.,.jQ, ' ' F , , , N- , 3, . X A 'I I f 1 5 ,, ' ' I 2 ' I .f K 'fx L' X I I I '61 isf' ' I - .x f A I .fir ' I N 0 'I' ' ' 6 I 'Q ' ' A R .1 ,455 fig. .7-4. 1 ... 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C GEORGIANN BARTHELME ESTLE BERRY HAZEL BOATMAN EDITH BOSTIC ROBERT LYLE BOUGHAN ESTHER BROMM NEOMA FAYE BURGENER NORMA MAY BURGENER MARY LOU CHRISTY VERNON ERWIN MARIORIE EVERETTE IA 'K FORREST PAT GADDIS COBERN GASKINS HENRY GASSMANN KENNETH WILLIAM GAYER IOHN GIBSON ALINE GILLASPIE IOAN GILLESPIE LEATHA GINDER IIM C GLOVER HELEN IEAN GREENWALT UNDERSTUDIES-THE CLASS OF 1945 CLIFFORD GREGORY EARL HARRIS MARTHA HENDERSON LUELLA HERMAN WILLIAM EUGENE HULL ROBERT IAUN IANICE IACKSON BETTY IONES CLARA IONES MARGARET LLCILLE IONES BILL KALLANSRUDE STERL KEEN NADINE KESLER RICHARD KING BOB LOCKE ANNETTA MCLERRAN MARGARET MONCY IACK H MOTTWEILER I W MUNDY NEVA IO NICKLE ROSALYN NIX MABEL LUCILLE PAULEY BILL PAULSELL , ,,t,V: I . . 444: f' 'I' Nw 4I x,1g:'P- 3 N. HALA .Li gtg. QV' in -1.-x .tr 4, ,IS PLL J -In 2' L4 S 1.1 M A E' 'in- 39 'K ' ' 46- 4 I' A 2 ' I ,fe M X 4 I AV 5 I lv . Z 45,7 ' I ' :EL X I t, N' 1 X f . 5 ' f . -w 1 2 ' 4, W fc 'B 4 A I .N L V -W ' ' I - 4 K 5' ' 'I 'V . If l . ,, X, 6 , I ,, 5 I Y LILLY DfT I 'ML' M ' Q' 5 ., 4 Zh Q Q , A , M 5 X . ff A L Q :Q lx fQ 2 1- ' ' I ' W ' .1, I - 5 I I , x .y A 1 -W4 I f X, GILBERT MILLER f W Q f ,gi - Av , m f , M ii 2, 'A ' Lf 'Q ' A 5 - , - - W' I N' V 4 L A3 . X .I W Y - f L A g!1QY - ' A -...Y I 0 ' -V . 1 V 1 if I L 1 :V K V V A , ji' V 7 fi I , A . M F5 6. he v O UNDERSTUDIES-THE CLASS OF 1945 RUBY NELL PINKSTON ' NANCY POLAND 'M' Donoruv Ponrsn BETTIIANE POWELL IACK PROVINES MARIORIE RICTOR WINI ROBERTS MARGUERITE ROLLI Jff Y WANDA RONE PATRICIA IOAN RUNNELS ROSEMARY SCHERER GLORIA RAE SCHNEITER L5 KENNETH SCOTT PATSY SCOTT MAXINE SEYMOUR PAUL summsns BILL voN ALMEN 9' BILLIE wsnsn V I moms ELAINE K wrzucsn RALPH WENDLING I 4, Q BARBARA WHARF EDDIE WILLIAMS GENE WILSON 444. ' 'AV 9 , ' Y- - -Q 5 A sm .Q xv gl I fx L T1 nw-Ft? V 2 1' : 1 Q ' N' it . -.- f X, A ff' .. A A R rv f A 5415. V' W' A A r Hfiji 'au 4- V 5' V af- ' I V ' A X ' . W ,L q , V A ,: If v A ' :r ' J ' 1 I' 1 ELMER SLATER CX L l 'TW V s.j.,'T.V Y' - ,. 0 V VV 3 V V I V , VVVV 1 'I -1 in .1 x . I 1 . 'i ly I I 'P L lt was Greek to me. Filth l-leur Physics Class, lffr. Bower Alas, poor Ycriclc, l knew him well! Filth Hour Bicloay Class, lfrs. Flick The rank-est compound at villainous smell that ever citerided icstrilf' Sixth Hour Chemistry Class, Mr. Mitchell 6 I BIT PARTS-THE CLASS OF 1946 GLENN L BADGER IEANENE BAKER MELVYN BARCHE MARY BARRE MARGERY BASKETT ROBERT BENTON LOREN BERGER 0.51 ,aff N? ELEANOR BERLIN ROBERT BERRY ROY BLACKFORD BOB BOHRER BARRON BRAINARD DORA BRASHEAR GEORGE BRINKLEY GEORGE BROWN IUANITA BUCKLES DONALD RAY BURGENER BILLY GENE BYFORD LOUISE CHAPLIN BOB CHILDRESS ROENA CLODFELTER DELBERT COLVIN TED COX NOBLE EAGLESON X 1 1' 'rx Y ml lu- bd wr hr, in JR f 2 M. L AI 7 Na 63 . 1, f L' Q.: Z A 4 4 , . 'r Y I .6 Ita, i . ' '5 2 Q V' ' Nz: 3 V fi A S , -6' . , ii ' Xml? . Vim X'- 5 . M ' 2 L U P' 1. I- it -I S ' 5. 1 I K G- 4 Q in f 5 ',, hw Q9 B A 'T' Y? 1 Kg- . . , 5 1 , xi 6 A if 1: ll , ' T ' if ' E T' ff' f Q- YQ 'E 1 5, ' X 5 w D 5 .,f ,id L B , '7 5 'D .- . ,Z if QW' I f ai- I ' 4 5' J ff I w- ' YE' K i N .' ,, S - I J , , , ' . Wg' - - v y' ' ... sv 'ASF 0 iv ' 3' ' ' , x i 'V 5' I I 1 f .1 I BIT PARTS-THE CLASS OF 1946 iii- ? .-:IAQ gaar L 64 3 52 -v T4 T' BARBARA ELKINS LEWIS ELLIOTT NELLIE ELLIOTT FRIEDA LOUISE ELY IIMMIE EYER KATHRYN FARIS IONA I-'ARQUHAR WALTER FEHRENBACHER MARY NELL FESSEI. BERNIE FITZGERALD DOROTHY FLEMING JAMES FOPAY BERNIE FRANKLIN ROSE ANN FREELAND GEORGE I GARDNER LILLIAN GARDNER CAROLINE GASSMANN LUCILLE GERBER EVELYN GENE GILL RAY GILL BETTY GLATHART IOHNSIE GLATHART BILL GREEN 7' f, X ,am x-l . , an N I , 4 I I ,, I . fb ' 'N .I js, f 17' f , 7. Q. J' K ' lu b D 4: 7 'S ' - ' ,. . 'Q I 'fi' : ' fi A . ' f , I, h I, N - 9 0. 'T 3, I ss. Q Y I 'Q X aus N KIT? in ri- ,E L my tr' Y, . ' l I' Q I ,ge I ' 5 2, A ,A , ,,, Lu ' IOHN M. FREDERICK N al Q 'Ai aw X 4 E . I H 4 A ig ', ' V ' fi, I ' 1 I-A ' Pb Tv, .p TB -. . ., gy FLD Qi- I I 3 V . I JL rl f- .'- . K 'K ' 'x A A Y A i ix ' b P 6- X ' , I.. f 1 A 9 , -I - 5 A 25 L' . , 'V A A BIT PARTS-THE CLASS OF 1946 MILDRED GRIFFIN CLIFFORD HAHN THELMA IEAN HALE IERRY HARDEN BETTIE LOUISE HARMON HAROLD HARTLEROAD HARRY HILLIS IR ROBERT GENE HOCKING RUSSELL GLEN HOLTZ ELEANOR HOUCHIN NORMA HUDSON IONA IENKINS ROBERT IENNINGS RICHARD KESLER ROBERT GERALD KIMIVIEL RICHARD R KING ALVIN KOBERNUS IEANNE KOERTGE THOMAS KUENSTLER EDNA MAE KURTZ GEORGE EUGENE KURTZ DICK LAMBERT MIRIAM LINDER STANLEY LINDER ,RQ ivy! 'MMS Xe 'SN 'il 5. '13 Aqk Q 65 , . .A - 1: 1 M, 1 tv 8-' .I -AL! f L , V A T, ,,. . K' I L 4 I T' R ' -I rf Z 5: lv In 3 'fa - - 1' I 'V ' Q- 'f -, I iq + 1, 57: xv 3221 N4 M Q Mc: I fa 3 .w1','. 7 ' ' IJ , V rf V A 5 V L, I, I L , 3 I View I -' , 2 ,X W1 It Tiff ' 4 i -. ' ., I.. Q 1 V' - 2 T ,,V ga' . - l 5. , :il .' ,:. if ,, M , J , , ' V fy . 4, 9 k I I ai tv ' 15 ' I' ' C 45 ,A 3 BIT PARTS THE CLASS OF 1946 'Q-f S' QQ 1 XX ix Q- Y' mf Rx an an f gh If-RC ji 5- 2 M. Ks, 66 f-Q BOB LOGSDON IACK MAXWELL PEGGY MCCORD NORMAN MEADOWS CARLOTTE V MORGAN MARGARET IRENE MORGAN NORMA I. MYERS ALBERT NIX IR IULIA FERN POLAND YVONNE REDMAN ADAMAE RICE ROBERTA ROTH IOYCE SCANLIN BILL SCHAUB MYRL SCHERER PATRICIA SCHERER HAROLD SCI-IMALHAUSEN IEAN SEESSENGOOD BARBARA SLICHENMYER MARY ESTHER SLICHENMYER PAT SMITH EUGENE SNIDER IOANNE STOLL LEWIS STOLTZ 1 lb ,. I , 6 I ' R- Q I Ir ' T: ov as if we CL .' 3 4 ' ,Lx , A-X L M3 , 4- I in ' I.. ,I 'H I Q I - , . it-N 1 I XI K I ,I 6. . 1 3 A I 'L -- ... . , 5' 1 , 9:5 if IVA, 4 ,K - I NBRY 3 A A I I Gi. I , , F V4 ! 2 5 K , vw- , I ,. V, 'VE n ' 6 l g' . 4, V X ,T ,EQNL 5 -3- X ,. 1- xv A I A f YV f NLT , K 1 ' 'Q I 'I , Rv, I as ' 1 ' I- Av V VJ - ff Y' A Cf 1 'IR- I I ' ' - Sf V' I BIT PARTS-THE CLASS OF 1946 NORMA STRUBLE BUDDY STURGEON IIMMY SUTHERLIN 5 CAROL LOUISE SUTTON ALBERT SWINSON CHARLES TARPLEY MARION THOMAS JC '13 BOBBY TRAVERS DOROTHY RAE VARNER BETTY VON ALMEN VIRGINIA F WATSON GORDON WAXLER PAULINE WEAGEI. IIM WELKER VIRGINIA WELKER but 74- 94- 1:- 5 I ' t ,. I 4' 2 K I fx f ' I Q 4 I X 4 If -K - I Img , W 7 I If 4 4-V I - wr 5 f ' f Q 5 ra. 4 I L 5 ,v Q .,f, I fix-MX f I A Q ' I ... 2 I 5 4 IV I 1 1 I jg A .H if-- I 4 ll- I 7' - cf: A V. A I -:W EVELYN WENTI-IE VIRGINIA WHEELER .9 Q IOAN WIDDOWS DOLORIS IMOGENE WILLIAMS LM DALEY WINGERT DONNA MAE WORSTELL ROLAND YOUNGLING BOB ZIMMERLY -Y B' 67 gr R' ,,,1' Strdirrihq harsh disccrds and unpledsihg shdrpsf' Fourth Hour Band, Mrs. Germer Music from the spheres Second Hcur Chorus, Mrs. Germer ...,..: ,.. Y -4 mf I al'-1 .. f- , f- - 1 fs. Fifi 333. L.l'. CS VQIES Diflwf xicxriy 11325 hence x -- f--qv 'nbv Quinn W5 fvffggf-Q f'3Y U -Wh .,.,, -,WA1.,,,,,.uJU-. I is ',lI'.L'QCff1 iziii 1:55925 YET Hiliiit-.'i. F-..,.,, H WMM.. f' T Y , 'Af ' ' ---f-Y-Y I -.N OUT vv:r.G inn., -V1G.:s STAGE HANDS-THE CLASS OF 1947 G N 'C' I fav 1 Tu O-1 26- wfpl Mx ' wah' ENOCH AHLFIELD WALTER LE ROY ALDRICH MARY PAULINE ANDERS Q ,K ROBERT EARL ANDERSON BETTY LEA BAIL MARY BAILEY ,N ROBERT BAILEY HARVEY BATEMAN SHIRLEY IEAN BECK IOHN OGDEN BERRY NORMA IEAN BERRY DONALD BLANK WILLIAM EDWARD BORAH MARTHA FAYE BOWDEN WILLODYNE BOWDEN MARSHAL DALE BOWLBY IAMES BRINKLEY ANITA BROOKFIELD BONNIE BROWN HAROLD BROWN 1-:LsYr: BRUMMETT CARL BRUNSON BETTY Louxss CAMERON MARILLA JEAN AB N CARSON IIM CAZEL MARIORY LEE CHAPMAN BETTY ELLEN CONOUR WANDA CREAGER FANNIE CROPPER NADINE DAVIS PATRICIA DE KER GEORGE D1CIRO MAR:HALL DODSON THIRZA EBERHART HELEN ECKEL ROBERT ELLIOTT MARION FARQUHAR NORA KATHRYN FINDLEY IEAN GASKINS MARTHA GASSMANN ALICE GERBER PEGGY IO GRIFFIN WANDA HARDING BOBBIE DALE HAYES BOB HEARRING BETTY IEAN HENBY MARIAM HENDERSON 1 If STAGE HANDS-THE CLASS OF 1947 93 sl X '38- Qt: - GBTX Ibm-4 Q 7 l ff 1 I 'T' A - is I A , 1 4' X' I g ' f E l I ,I I .Av A .. I: z My 5 ,fy ..l 6 l rf , K., ' I ' I I flf - I -5' ffl- 5 I , 9 - x . J, , A- ay I 5, ,V 4, I 2.7-L -W. - L S-I . ,, Zh A 4 I ,I ! H A VI I DOROTHY GARDNER If 4- :D I f I ' I . VI . . J X . I Q- -- 'J' f 3 1 1 ,-- 5 ' '-'Q ,V - ' 'x u Q ' , ', C. I if ' 'Wi C' Y, A - 4155 lx ' TX' Y . D A I I STAGE HANDS THE CLASS OF 1947 Q96- .r Q- iv ' II-QR 'C' 'U' :AL Q6 s. N-I 'INN 3 72 BERNARD HERMAN MARY ANNA HERMAN MAX HOCKING IIM HUNT PHYLLIS ANN HUNT CAROLYN RUTH IENKINS MAXINE IENNINGS JAMES IOHNSTON STANFORD ELLIS IONES BARBARA KEEN RUBY LEE KRICK ROSANN MARIE LAMBERT MAXINE LANCASTER LLOYD LARRY DICK LAYMAN NELSON LEC IVAN RAY L STER MARY LOUI E LONG IOAN MADDEN EVELYN YVONNE MCDANIEL RUSSELL MCCL RRAI' GEORGE MILLER GERALD MILLER ROSALEE MITCHELL Q , If - .I L ., Us gf - I 5 f-1' , -., .1 .. 7 Iv... I .W .2 . an V, f I I .- r- ' , ' -. rx 1 . A I I , A.. bg! H 1 If . xg. ' ' tl 'w ., f 5 A - - ' F1 f-2 'Q -5 .C ' - A - f A wr V 1 A X I - I A Mx ii xi. l 'N-I I . E, I. . Q 1 . Uv ! Y Tv. x G- Qi . za. 1- fg if-M: ' ' I . v- A X W 5. , LW, M ,T ' U ' W It . I ' an Q I ' . vi A.. I - f'0'X R Y 65 ...f 2212.1 W , , -4 I ,X .. 'i I I '-. 5' ' STANLEY WILBERT MONTS PHYLLIS ELAINE MORGAN KATHERINE SUE MULLINAX EVERETTE DOYLE NEWCOMB WILLARD WILLIAM PAULEY MAR! ALICE PEER NAOMA ELIZABETH PIPER ARTHUR PRELL RALPH RANDALL AVIS BELLE RODGERS PAUL EUGENE ROSE VELVA LEE ROSS IULIETTA ROTH HAZEL IRENE ROWLETT IA K SCHAEFFER WAYNE SCHONERT IOAN SEYMOUR LaVAUGHN SHEARER ALEAN SLATER DEAN SMITH ANNA MAE SPANGLER LEWIS SAMUEL STOLTZ KENNETH STRUBLE RUTH ANN TARWATER U! -1 Ir- Q ru 'JI DI 2 I -1 'JI m G r.-' UH cn cn O '11 E ali Q SAFE RMU O ' l 1 I c 5 . ' iiii P . , A -4 I IAQZI ' . .V N x A , . Q ivy , do ,P . , A Q I 4- if I 1' I A 'I' xx IJ. my ,I 4 P 5, V , vfgkw i ' 'T :N .4 I V' 213' iff, 31 5 Ir If 1 I 'I I,-I: l FM I , fm A 4 ' , - I I X gf. X 'Q X X, -, I s - I r I V l 1. f ' P' ' , , N'IW2+i?g,,I Qfew ' I . 4' I lf, ' - . . Wi - f J i , ? I S. E A' Q Y f A If A A' I I' I ' ,A , Tix 'IIE lf. A - gx U 'N ,Q . . h ' W5-fa A '4 , 'W -- ., 1, IXLLA' ' Qt i 1 Q 6 K it .4 EI 4- .aa Qin AT v I I 73 STAGE HANDS THE CLASS OF 1947 DONALD TAYLOR RAEDELL THOMAS DONNA IEAN TIBBS IO ANN TOTTEN AXINE WARREN MAXINE WELLS HAROLD WENTHE DAVID WESTALL THELMA IEAN XANDERS The followrna poem was awarded a place IH the lQ44 Auttroloqy of I-lrqh School Poetry SAGA OF THE SOUL ln srlent awe my soul On the threshold of a rnystery stands The mystery of th Unrverse Ot me sparklrna breakers cast up n ome drstant s ore Cf the brrlllant sun qurdma us rn our Ofbll bendr a out rays ct brlaht new hc e The moon and 1ts pale yet tantal1z1na srrnplrcrty Ot the marestrc rnountarns the deep qreen tcrests The open pra1r1es and the deserts ot sand All t ese ecrets and rnore Locked rn the c ld vaults ot the shouded hall ot d gt Vx7nere my soul, alter death, shall stand Sttll rn awe but wlth the mysterres answered By ARNOLD RAY IQNES 74 ' ,K N- - Q v. Q r X 11- , z V A 'X' ' X , N ' J' X at VG, Q M A v . 'Z 'If . .i'-I A , 6 . E C' 3 :iw - , A, - 7 e ' - . 'f ' fs Q ' 11 A. , - V - .. - .. , , , ,T VX V Y' . r. . p . 1 1 A I .r . , ' ' ..,, , . S - r... A , ' c .. ef n, , l.:- 1 l e aeal te t Soorts Seotron to our oassrnate Dona a 1r an paa Q l:er9 l943 ot Von tlntsned nts l1YSl 'tree years ot Hgh school Work It lr qra o a ae ter olOTl-lS asa Sen1orSete1nloerl l9 3 F wcs a trrst rate football rran tne rnamstay of the lrne both or onense ana defense Altoona re was a student here tor only C ew so rt w eks Veto e vs unt ly dea D rt 'tad no e ony fnends On be' alt of these frrencls me sttrclent body as a whole t e la t ana Don Q 1: re Us we ta4e tors op rtu tty to eyoress our adnlratlon f 'td o y our reso cts t an all round sNell fellow 75 ,ML Q7 ,iw I Q 1 t .-,L'l1-s -efr -ji: 1 --1: Y 1 I A y V l 1 ,Y 1 Q ' 31 1 - 1 . . 'X 3 1 t .- 4 . 'f'of '9-' No l 'Ca hrs -' l one V, . lo l-lintersener, who ale ' ot A rt Lille rflysts, oto , , 'ter an illness of only a few days. .1 ' 'Q t tl , Q r Q if www rl W Q C A vvfl .A .. o .... o o A-. , .. .o . o . , . .. . V, r U l l L, l , 1 v .so . r. .A . . A t A -lo 'eo o lor nl- .inte th, orl nad rn Q -. W1 o ' -, l ' , li, ouly, .' .'--a,r.-,-o.1 1' ,oo n' Whose ' .J ',J. Aa f--Ae o .- ' V '. Frank Newton, our coach and Athletic director. Hes the one who backs our team cmd boosts our boys to vrctory Frank rs always there when hes needed ready and wrllmq to help the boys lfl overy way B l r our aesrs art Coa h Thrs rs hrs lrrst year at Olrl y amd es already made htrnselt very p pmar wrth the boys and the student body Both these en rarrlc hrqh m tmderstartdma rt t only Wrth team members but x 1th everyone corcerrted wttt ho l a l1V1l16S ,fy Ji- -Q fww QI rc J Vi he , .5 ,Q cmd 3,9 1 X113 ted... 'Q ww ni V--v Hwfvx ,fw f- r ' N 'y Qluey cms l EI'l.C'.lS'3 fi' , SCC GJ 5. ent' sc red 6. .29 I6I'fI 1If1.A x,,,I'f.SS. x,CI'1S-. Il, men P4 'If V11 .. A M, ,A.. - Hx- ,T fb fn IJ U1 cn 'D I5 dx U w 'Q 51' rn . il V cu ru gs s .11 H 19 , I U1 1 r is E. 5 'U Q 1 FT '42 EQ, rn E2 c 13 nl LD 2 E! E3 l were stuirie' M.. HV.. .,.,, .FVJGJG bylcokixc' :J he 5-Cer, Q 1 Krudwiq Fitzgerald ,.. .3 . R. 'C' Schmalhcrusen Forrest FOOTBALL Capt. Vail ....,,,...,............. Farris Miller L 1943 in Petty v,' ....,F':1r',,., Baker A.,!.f .V U Gcssmann Welker Roth 7.1 Scherer Summers ,,- A lucky snap Three all Ccrrlere Ce star m T1 Ore,rCu 1d 1 Cele-cted rr t w ,1 I3 e Q a De These boys also had lancrahle G 1'1C 1 fer all state 1 er xl year s Ca lam elect and Sci l a se 'W h r The Athleues Actrvrues Grcup Here s wrrere Fra lx and the l: ys dlscuss pT9VlC1S lsr lfes arra Elan future s 1 gens Here s where the thoughts put 11 actlcn Tuesday and Frraay were f rrnulated Oln y Olney O n y O ney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Q Oln y O rey O1 On FN QYI BASKETBALL 1943 1944 A lenolole 23 Noble l8 S len 0 Casey 55 Lawrencevrll 453 Oblonq 24 Nt Carmel 32 Salern 35 Clay Clty 22 Flora 20 Bndqeport 37 Geor ge Pleld 27 Flora 45 ' Carrr l 3 Q Fran rsnll r: rl Q 22 lfll ld 28 8 I , K-14 - xo- Orme saw 'S 2 'Z ' 2 J 5'i.:S' 'fl 52:e ' 5. 5','g-' 7, M. O':SE '1 . e 28 ............,..........................,.................... l . ' l9 ....,......................,............,..........,......l. I e 26 ..............,,..,......................................... a r 4 l 35 ............................................................ l9 ............................................................ Qe 3 41 ............................................................ 30 ........,..,................................................ . . . l9 ............................................................ . 40 ............................................................ l Olney l8 ............................................................ .e 35 ...........................................,................ ' Olney 47 ........................................,................... Clay City 32 lr 5l ........................................l................... I ' Olney 34 .................,................................,......... l SY .......................................................,.... T-ll. l N3 ae l. ey 30 ............................,............................... or. C' ' ne 26 Olney 25 ..............,............................................. Casey 37 Olney l9 .......................,.................................... Bridqeyo 29 Olney 29 ............................................................ Fairfiel ' All ey 32 ....,...,...........,....................................... Far 'e Olney 33 ......................,.,...........,,...................... l.:1'.'Jrenoev1lle 40 Ojey 37 ............................................................ Noble Q5 3 Berry Kullansrude Scherer 1 , 'Cbillge dill !6iCA! Fon-esi Younqlinq n QLNEY' 14 S'c df'g, left to QM: Ycfg 'sg Kc 5c's'-:e F: est. K'eel'rig, left to '.QL,I Gaslfns, '-421' fg, Favs, F':ge'c 3, S: ': 'c-se', Cccc' New: On the shoulders oi the boys shown on these two pages lay the responsibility ot carrying on the almost legendary prowess of former Olney tives. These boys, all but two of whom are undergraduates, did admirably. They won no trophies but the team showed its fans plenty of fine basketball and above all, team spirit and iight. No one can be singled out as the out- standing player ot this bunch, with every one being the star in one or more games. Farris, at the end ot the season, was a well polished center with a deadly one-handed shot. Gaskins, elected most valuable player, was a very scrappy and hard-driving for- E4 'ucvt 'uLNEY Pc 'of-1, left to f'g : Koaietter, S:Pe'e', Fovesy Ka :venue S: 'a,rc.:er., Fltzgec 3, Coin Newtoi Fa ': Hzckrg Gask s, Y:.'gl g Be ,g Hez g. Second row: Mgr. Gaesmcww, Schaeqeq B':w' Prcvme, Harcei Z 'e'l., Crefn, WeS': , Locke, Sum-ne's, Childress, Ass't. Coach Bcien ward. Hocking was a smooth working forward whose height under the basket was of great value. Fitzgeralds defense re- bounding time and again saved the Olney bacon, while Schrnal- hausen was the boy who had to balance the team and run the plays. Valuable augmentation of Olney strength was given by Kallansrude, Ycungling, Forrest, Scherer, and Westall. Scherer and Farris are the only players lost this year and next years prospects are very rosy with an exceptional season antici- pated. ,-.P lf X.. .3 L , A uv , .,g3.?3 4, K i A , -V I K.. rf., . - TL I Qi ' III, ' Y ? Y K A 9 1 .sf ' - v f 1? ,E A 2.1.5 x 4 - Q i PRESS AGENT DE LUXE Tre ran you see al: v lmr ri C11 al Conn ction with O T H S but h is unatiicially cn ot th a tinrpcrtant contrihutars to every school activity Allen Buck Yount editfr ci the Olney Daily Mail is a rnan who qets eniayment out at helping younq people Any school support can always ask tcr it and get it no matter how crowded the paper Buck is espe ially n tariaps for his sports articles practically every issue C' the Daily Mail praises the tearn or an individual p rformer C 're Pow 'Wow Prarn play or concert plenty at publicity and co peratian are forthcoming from this friend at tfie student the inconspicuous hard working regular teller Allen Yount 87 l. rp - . C e fS .O 'fbi e ' ' . . . ., e' , ' Q . , e e rn 5 ' i Q, , V . A , activity, be it larae ar small, is always sure oi his whole hearted . '- V ec' .Q ' i ' ' - . . L . t . . , -C V . V . , ATHLETIC AD LIB CGir1s' Aihletic Association! A MSSM U G ss s cs 2- fD 2 QTUS Gym r:If2seI1t1'1q CI V112 C011 v 'IIS-'1c2s 0 G P 14-2 I3 I Tre mme was any tI11Id hour OIT 112551 gb OHC1 I I, Q C I, I were the I' GI1beIQ OI ' Q 1 1 Q. I toI M155 My-ers VKIITOUQ D IPv1 I ECII y 111 J C xCC1fOTL1Q qyII1 I 0I1It1 1 CIT was bd LA Q Q11 t III I P , Q V -1 N , G A. . F?Q:: g 1:3-wsf WWI :::- 3' : 'V2: I ,eg ssysc' F' 'cfs K 3 A I:' S1:'e' H: Q' Bvg Jar S::' I E:'I,:': E- I Vs' AWP' P559 A F'ePi'1, CY: A-2 c Wi No 'e E E Jffn' L:: R f' B.s, Dofcth Vc1 fI' Joum D'CV3S7, C'7 '- Vifqzf Jfzww '-'i '? ' J , Fffcyf Jzww Nwq' R N101 D 1s BD , J' N- :I . s-- I1 gf' ' Uv. , C 1', '::f- B :M V' C3 fI'7'1H J 'I-S Ln: ' Vwu' S :fy Nizff- Kr-sf-' 5-I , Wiz , TE1, awww was . , 4 A , 'I ll lv - QILI , f ...,I3:',I'C:. 'I ' T 1: 'H 1 ' F Ways. TBI, 2:1Ir :te S fx.. I ' ii- GLITS' fthlei1:AS5::1::t13:1 Q-:I1dtl1e'I 51 ec , ' 1' . ' ' N SQCIIH p , 'ded T19 fiffljii. 1 'I he yer I, -.,5k.131.q1I1siTCCQ',' . i . 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':ri:i1g':Q ffl I-1::i:2' fi. f1:1Ff?SEiIIfflIT QIYTS Igefd 'zrid If:-:t if 1219 Effie f3::.T:ii1i1 Itirz. 2:1 .-fC'YCI17 it ':,-1 1.515117 Q5 Ofhcers lane Hampton Secretary Treasurer Ioy Forsyth Presxdent Ruth Buss Vlce Presxdent sorrna the Olney GA A was host to thre s ools at ba e were tae three sch ols attendrna and the day p oved to a o f fun and extr rrely su cesstul T e GAA has rea hed a new lslah thls year rn awardtna second stat awards Srx senrors rece1ved the awards the largest arouo t C 'nplete tour years of actrv GAA nsernbershrp ra the nrstory of the Olney Club These a1rls were Roseanna Dodson lean Loprn laclcre Nequs Betty Io Nelson Iackre Provost and Betty Wa ntel The curtarn rang dowr on a successful year tor the O T l-l S Grrls Ataletr Assoctatron go I. -- . . Q Afi- L Q 3 J . I Q ' I f . ' I I r 1 . . . . A . ' 1' is . Q li Q71 ln the ' , V . .. , A . e 'Ch ' a Cixi: Strip Play Day. lfft. Carmel, St. Francisvtlle, and V!est X M - ' A t f be l to ' e .V c o - . .ho . . . C Q . ' ' ' ' e . ' ' ' , o ou 'e . . . . A Q '. ., r , . , , ,F . . bb ,Jil 7 QQ at JAC lA Lil I- L eun Gaskms Nevcx Io Nxckle lure Hampton O O I Q , W' af K A X A . i I ' ' . I I1 flff 711 1 Ula, GALA PERFORMANCE The gala performance of the year held on March 31 l944 earned more money featured more acts and entertamed more people than any other Pow Wow IH O T H S h1story Twelve dlfferent acts sponsored by school clubs and act1v1 the evenlng The freshman s frsh pond F F A fun barn Hosprtal of Horror the Court of ln1ust1ce and the Amateur Hour feature events of the evenmg attracted large crowds As a cllmax to the evenrng events came the dance 1n the gym and the CTOWDIUQ of the Pow Wow Queen Neva Io Nrckle The queen and her mards of honor lean Gaskrns and lane Hampton were presented flowers and wrth thetr escorts led the grand rnarch Swrng shlft decoratrons musrc by Red MOITIS and h1s or chestra and a brg ten act floor show made the dance 1n the gym a brg success 9 I ,, 2 1 I l 9' 161.4 fall' C 6 L' I Nfl! ties groups, began at 6:30 and held forth for the greater part of TUN ING UP BACKSTAGE Providing musical effects for this year's high school produce 'ion is the not so difficult job of the ever present C.'l'.l-f.S. band. Starting the schcol term with a war-time shortage of material, Mrs. Evelyn Germer, in her second year as band instructor, rapidly began the task of rounding out and filling in the various sections, until, by the time the football season rolled around, the band was in top shape and ready for another big year. After completion of football and basketball schedules, marching music took a back seat to the strains of overtures, symphonic selections, and concert marches, as all the band's musicians began training for the annual spring concert, given during the month of March. As a final public appearance for the year, the band played for senior commencement exercises on the night of May 29. f.,,,.., C FW.: f. ., ,mm mb ..-Q .,ra...a..s l3-rsr,..a- c. -aaa r..,.a.., Clarineiselerry Miller, lit: Baller, lohn Frederick, ffaraery Bas' keit, Barbara Campbell, Katherine Sue Llillirzax, Pat Strain Pat Scherer, lo Ann Totten, Carolyn lenkins, Avis Badgers, fffildred Griffin, lack Berry. Comets' lirn Yeager, George Bailey, Flrner Slater, Leroy Schglf lack lfloitweiler, Gordan Vfaxler, George Miller, Bob Fllictt, Nadine Davis, Nelson Leo, Donna W'orslell, Beify Loaise Carti- eron, Marshall Dodson. French lclornsf-Catherine lones, Virginia Wheeler. Fluieseloan Seyrnour, Pai Decker, Barbara Keen, Anna Mae Spangler. Saxophones-Bill von Alrnen, lim Welker. Trornbonesfllonald Burqener, Clifford Gregory, Bob Bailey, Rich- ard Kinq, Harry Hillis, lr. Barifones-Bill Schaula, Widdy Pauley. Bases -Reuben von Almen, larnes Fopay. Percussionf--Calvin Schrey, lirn Sutherlin, Miriam Henderson, Dorothy Fleming, lean Lopin. SOUND EFFECTS RIFLE CLUB .JI A Paw P M M Od s'r'1 N v 7 M W Pa F M E 'J sfx T H V! err the curtath rose last tall about 48 members were on hahd to beam the Btll Clubs aCt1v1t1es For the purposes ot rohtritthg ahd dtrectmq the Club s act1v1t1es throughout the year th se ofttcers were elected B1ll Borah presrdeht lack Schaffer res deht Barbara Elkrhs seeretary Martha Gassrhahh tea urer and Donald Burqeher executrve otttcer T Brtle Club met once a week wrth GU averaqe attehdahce t s tooters at each rueetlhq Nrhty per Cent of these peopl e r a red tte rahk or s rarpsoooters Mamorre Egqlesoh and Corzel wort a tourha ent soo usored by Soho ast C rfaqazme also partrctbated rr' t e Hearst Trophy Match arta as th s to press are ahxo ly awattma th results ot th A 1 15 1 , ,.,....... ..,. I tt Q 4 E t l 5 L13 1 ' ::.' tl ' e .1 1.1 -e ' F. V, r .- N. .5 f . . 2 I , 3 5 f' Cl.: Rel: 'elf 'C ' Q . FN row' A. Pwr l, J. Calf . bf B. Ht'-..r g4 K, M 1- 5 3: le. J tflli' 5 51 1f R. 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C X O' a s ff 1 ea Jay e F y e V1 aetby 1er1aDrsof1ea ar a1 aduf I 1 1 , urses f ef F F f D Q L me fr ffm Q f P11 e C LX T1 1 s me 11 we I CJD , 1s 1 rd now a e est uas te esfanes IGF et Q ,yes owned by any F411 s heel OTQGHIZLTIOIA1 1I'1 V1 Caumff Mr Bower and Mr Muchell duectors ef the club have sa1d t at T 11S years ar up was be T1 t bee ounch of e'1t'1us1as aood ratared Cocaefatma yrur sters U'1ey have ever had unde t'1e1r d1ref11ar1 95 f..er?.bers ef the Fifle Chi Cpefaiea a refreshrieit siaia aar- lliff 'he 111-feed fzazball seaszi, aia ta earri aaa1t1:ia. iciey parilapatea a magazine saies Cantesi ir. league 'mth Vmeai Siaff, ESSLCQGS be-Hia haw 'H sieciiq, these st 'ents prcvea 15 be sharp ii another a aria pxpci 'ffiiiliiiifj the -citesi '-,pre ai er a ban Au, ' the fn .' e ' h- 'efeated Clnea . S1 fi. Tw: pre-1. Qian 1a'r1':a Ca' , :r p,,ple ,Lil sf sekecl wha '.-fagld sofa ,der tl., a fied fweas, were spcrzsared by ihe 1' 1 I L. The Ol ey Exile Cub Pia' prec' -a rrgucl' . yr ,Q 'ifrtpeif 1? 1' yea , a . ' has s ma CfT?1Q b Q 1 s, ,le Q h 1, ,' ,ka s, le Q, etc., ' , .za C a ' le . , . . , a , . h l ' :'l e J V11 't1:, .a ,, yu' , .a- ., , r 1 , V, . HEATED DIALOGUES a Q W c o W was ss 9 CD Members of the Nauonal Forensxc League completed a full Qeason of appearancee thts year debatmg on the rtattorta ques t1or1 Resolved That the Uruted States should nom m recortstttut 1 Q the League ot NGTIOHS Pro League debaters are Vemort Erwm Ieart Lopm and Anna May loner' wh11e lack Forrest and CK Mottwetler rbake up the Peaatwe tearv The debaters have been fortunate true year m Qecurma trans rtattort to t e D1str1ct Meet at Newton rw wmch tbey ue Q9 ond and m havma tbe Newton debaters ae quests 1' r earher We season Perf rrwartaee at Home were Q1V6'1 betcre t e Ro y Busmess aad Profeeetcrtat Womens Club and tbe Efart a CWLK 1 I 6 t 6 ek tr r rtf Lf 'Q PID Q t1eL o Ncrfo' Y Fcfvsr Magee: Jack M -'f sie' Ja R F est, Vcfrcv Er 'r Av: Ma. Qc . M' - H JCC' L W, , - L, , A , ' I ' L - W - I I 'JI Ia ' L L , L I.. l .. I4 J A . ' po ' 3 ' ' . , .' .A breed - C , t ' . - .e e, ' .H .' A - u , .. . V .. o - a . . . .N tar, ' . -Q . . ' , H- ' ,- -Qn- 1 ' . :W .,,.,o . . .om , ,. . . , T R I .A A 4 .utss Sritth IS the NFL. rpozisor, otttoers are Iearl Lojotrl, f- 1 v vxv-fv 'K vi nf --- A A 1 . L vhhr '-nf-1 A ,arena ri: I-t....u may lobes, ..C-:':.2l :Srd ara fa . f.,ct..,eler. seczearyteasurer. flies Lee :id f.fa.lo:i peril., u , :leg ziiertr 'as if E eaque. C KEEPERS OF PLAY BOOKS AND SCRIPTS f 1 O T H 4.4519 f' md M ,ugzm Q. Q Q Qtczf C1 ,I e FCC-9 C101 J XJ Q f Q Q :rf T F' ff ,1 ff 1 rcs Q QU crcifr JQQ fu Q 1 Cm nv' 1 9 XF W1 1125 0 CI Dru r N 1 '1 C IQ 11-CN 10 fur FJ 11 gf ZWQQ QQ ,Pars r '1 1.1612 191121911 2 'ru Q1 Dafa C 1 www UIQ Q fm W0 Q C1 WQ yIo'1 S P01 ,her lm K 2-L 1 can f IJ' I1 Q Q ff.: f Q 1 Hatred Gulf T1 s-I 'fs IPOIOHIUS What do you re-cd, my lord? Hamlet Words, words, words 97 THE PLAY'S THE THING T, , ,, T, , N -'cw w ., . V. I . .. w - ' M , , . , A , , Y 1. :'- '- ' . ' A 52. 5 . A Z 11' ,f Ylzssw :' E- , .- Q GQMCW Mr. Nlf- F155-' f ,. , V - N N Q ': ':A J-,T Gia- 'S ffm- 5 . ET: 2 K-1 -Lv? U' A V:'. - CMS! -T: 51: 5 V 1 Qi' f' :i ' 'J 1' F! ' .fn '4i'fS'C' PJ' I'f rv!I ' Cff -T C2 ,2'iI' - G ff .Nff N N' J 1 PM : '- Fl' F': 4 3 J N r-f N : NHHS 'J 'M' 'N rr, 0 r ., :- The Ncxtitnal Tfl9S121GI'1 Drczwcztif Homer Society I P Schccls, Trcupe No. 292, one cf the Hicst cftive crqcnxz t X C.T.H.S., he-qfm the YEXCTIS fzctzvgtifs with fort'-wf'.'.'5 pr zzftirs, actresses, fzrzd C1ffI91mf1f'?S fri TYIIJG. ffeetizig, :ri is Qxverzxqv Qrffe C1 ...,:,t:g T' 9E:1..,QS C. fEl61fIIl1II1Y on-stage przblerps fmd zxrrixrufgeci fgr :if-gtfzqe X L After Ciiscussirig Lusiress, rzezzlirs :.g:3l 1: 1:1 gi f',lI', fgixrres, ciczritzxq, :md listeziirzg if .zlks zzbiut pkzys. 93 A Christmas dance for Thespians and their guests, complete with decorationseremember that fruit-bowl YH?-and refresh- ments, cokes and sandwichesereal meat, too!-proved very successful. Come spring, Thespians made the Amateur Show at the Pow- Wow a b-i-g success. The audience surely got a kick from lerry Millers Corn Band! laclcie Provost and Louise Laughton got a lot of claps for their song and dance number, and everyone nearly laughed tears at Pat Decker's humorous reading! This year's Troupe brought a new item into its activities, staging a formal initiation on April 20, at which time twelve new members were initiated. r y S azer Y 99 t Thespvs' Ox'26'S, le? to 'ghtz Awold Rc Jore, Stage M ' g 3 JoA'f Z 'e' .N SQ:'e'a'-T'ecs.'e'g JV' B-'Q', V':e P'f:s'1c Q Lofse Lmghton, Pesos . F srl r ff fv CCYWIQYG CYC V1 G Jruqqlc of U deqf ' Q HJQTGT tc: e Q O e cc W: neo 'W1 C L, 'Umm G C Q UGC ,nvels ver C ec , Q EQ ' K 1 Iccm L N , w C1 GQ O.. Q T 'C WHQS1 q ff C1 Q cqew 'crm-CH NGO 'A c L IIC. We '1 Yr Carolyn Callahans portrayal ot the eccentric old maid, Marv l.ou's ghastly appearance as the housekeeper, lirn l'larpster's role as a brutal Negro, and Nellie Elliott's characterization as the grandrnother, were excellent examples of swell acting. And Puzi Weber's screarns really sent shivers down several spines. Then Arnold Ray lones fooled everyone by turning out to be the gang- ster in the end. The success of this play when first produced warranted a second pertorrnance, sponsored by the newly organized Rainbow Assembly ot Qlney. lohn Frederick did a fine job with the part previously played by lim Harpster, who had joined the Navy. 2: Wp lOl The last production ot the year was a one act play, The Ring and the Look. This play was presented before visiting girls at the GJXA. spring playday, and as an O.T.l'l.S. asseibly proe grarn. The cast included lohn Frederick, Marshall Dodson, Caro- line Gassrhanri, Nellie Elliott, Roseann Lartilzert, Martha Gass- niann, Mary Nell Fessel, and Bonnie Brown. Those who did not participate in plays earned points by helpinq with publicity, properties, nialce-up, taking tickets, usher- inq, and other back stage Jobs. 'Niieri sufficient points were earned a niernber was recognized as a National Thespian. Those pictured below loecarrie National Tfiespians loefore the middle of the current school year. Every rnerrgber has nad a lot ot fun this year and foraet the Thespian activitie ot l943 44 O Qi ' . l Ni:':r': T'f:i:'f, L1 '1'3 5'S ff ki' 47' . f+ :h 't - ff-T2 :M ,i go. 5 ,,, f-,,, ,, q,.,,, .,,, 1 ., :, .. . A : 1 ,f,.,,, fr' .' C: :rr .vu 1 rg . 1' 5' t-':'. .1 C '. '-V ff E :': ty ,I Vin. M.. a:.:,.,. cr., Y 5-.V 'u t s HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Where The Women Have All The Speaking Parts e prcara of work ca rtee W Pres1der1t P 1 Crea 1 pr Sldlflq had a panel cl1QcuQs1or1 cf 11115 year s theme a scr 131 ry H E a1rl should lc cw Ea? 11 up wear 1' cm 'Vla e11dc af Wl cat The Club S 52 new rrerhbers were 1n1t1a1ed both on slaqe a f' 1 stage More fun for llae Qld Qtaqe '1 rrclsl By Noverber the q1rls were really character malcmq Y r'1 de 1 or L1 hrlarens 12 rt al the irrbt qraae q1rl5 were 1DV1lQCl IO3 we C st obo and We Prmcfl C1 play stre Q1 Q ' 4 D c Qveryonc- S ph C1 was Q O1 CTC L2 Lou, mb V7 4 r V1CS fcxl Q-1 3 vQWy'1 M Clflg latiid Norma Crclle cmd Io N513 V1 or the crwcircis T y Gdg QT -4 IC' f. - .4 , 14 Sf? Ji' q . I ':A W A 7:w.:'i' ,Af Sn ' Aft' SCT' ffig: ' T ':,: E:'2 :':' Cyzr J-i-'ff J-1-3' 33252. V: QA: Pc' flag-2' Eq':,:': P'-Q-if F24 . F J::' Vizgis' H13 RCA f Ni: 'Y fi-.5 3256 BMA' T1 G of B .. ' -, 5-53 rhv nqh. lirid' f iced , V hm 'I' em, - bly re Ad 'y Ierm DC .ell Q , ' p A: dgi, Citi ' Ev-. . .CD .QJ Ccigrcxtq- , ' U A Cl . ' ' he xii - L. :lub Zieziibers. ' I S i A -gm -71 l' These were cues f r lmee ef oy 0 by C111 Armor More Eye fmcmce chcrlrvcm send It wont be long tml we have cz war bVr1d All the money len frow dues was put mio war stamp Iecm H ler cmd PH1 f ol' med to fund scmethmq qcod to ec cmd do me :urls hke to eat' The Qecretury Put Sfberer wrote LD the rmnmes of eocvm 'reetmq Mcrihcr Gcxbsmcmn recr ctlcn c cm 1 cm puzded ov r Pew qcrfres N re 1 d H13 v 1QS Er JIT are Fofre E Club due tors IO5 - Q3 1 ' - . 1- st' . , f -f' fj':, 'i 1' W X U Q ' ' , ' ., - , 1 I V I- P 'S ',. ' Q' r A ' .. I A , K , N A ',-, ' f. , A' .V V -V . V.1, : . . 1 VT, , . . ,V , ,, . . . , , 1, , . fx . V .. . . V S. fvr' A 'Q r-A ' ' ' 1 . VA.. V , V. V VV .., V . V . V ., , . ,X V . V d . . V VV , V .V V , V L , V W . h A Q . V . V . . . . . , V W ' vw Q, A .. . . ., .V V . . . . V 1 1 ., , 1 . Xl f- nf U f- ,- . . V. V.. V.. ... V . . . . . . V. V . 1.5-.- 0. X N S 'll ln December the s o llq L vas U1 me Ju r Red Cr ss Com mlttee ds they dlrecled d we bersfup dr1ve N1 cuqh llme ACllVlll9C Groups Tie scldo l went lOO Q on mewberslfllp To dl funds collected were S57 O2 Tee comwwwee played T e s e role m me sellmcz cl Tuber CL. OQIS Seals l:l9pIGQCI'1lOllV6Q irc t e Acllvmes Grceps sold seals GWOUDTIFQ to Sl93 Q4 vb Pat Chaplin and Anna Mae Eyer attended the state club camp at East Bay near Bloomington. The camp activities were a good preview to this years program tor the Olney Club. An all-time high for tun was set by the F.F.A.-Home Ec. party at the community building. Club members entertained their mothers with a pot luck sup- per, home project talks, and a nutrition test. The Home EC. Club presented a Spring Review ot Fashions' Each admission bought a ten oent war stamp. The Home Economics l olasses made wash cloths and the Home Economics ll and lll classes made utility kits as our part ot the production work tor the Iunior Red Cross. IO7 I3 ffovks frm! :mfg III-X vzwx IYVUULI noi: 5 VLIHIN xfuvmf IIUIJQ all is 41111ixx. but not for the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA sr Aw FFA Meet W SD-sslcr' FFA Tr:-ers 35 Jw? Q V 9 BOC Berry Al 1 Kfbermw B r fl d Pr nklm J y DK fox R E er 'V DU md F L I Mormon Co Kvnnetn Pelty CI d Be-QV In N . .... ,fl -..,,, , .,- J, .AV V .., vv .-. -.,.V fn 1 V 3, RL. C1,..., Mrtic.. yexcx- .f:. 'T .tri nVE1,?Y Geri. -inte L. T. Clxrlz, . ICEIQIYF -frgzg-5 jet S1f'QI'Q1. izri Lerzy Czilit. r cf-I cv 'l C' '1 Il I 1 ' Q1CWC vllll' CU NYI C C1..,lGIS 'lg PM Ufldfl C fm' vwrf CLS IT ,4 IF X, I 'W ff WLC, P e I mtrcvwurcrl s ltlzuwl Q. C1 volleyball lem s sly fvjn rfgt Q w CVT J -ie .031 siege, Q. lie Future Fcrrzers V Arisucc, W-. -w :M MMM: N ': U 5. X f-f4N-.- .1 -..ng mfwt' Neem: ...':. U.. ...: :'::.,v....,4 M. G . M. .. --...fuuul 5 V- :.A,.. ...uh . , ..u.l.':.,. .v 'A' ...A f-'.':.. ,.4',. A ' l .af-.f-I Q1 JC: eu prcgrz... cl 3,1 1..es. Eesfges 5-23- -. . ge.-l3,el. . l ..:.-. y F 5 lf ' new - 5. ff . .-Vs., . .. A , .N .even ..,..,y':, ,I ,.., ...,.:,,. 'eaclersefc fl 'ff plc ? Perdusfed 'self 'feel' gs ' We Q ., , -.-Q s. W . ,N ...es - s., reports, held Ike CL? ' 'l est Ciiirel Cshtesl, Cclleegd paper, cz..- eizered mio ccmpeuuon wx: tzie vcrlcus classes Trl- Q' eqfcx '. ' se ffl 'ri' xi '.-1el1 as stizglrg the sw ILiIS:f 5fZZ.l CL1 'r:gp1en-r11,, wx 'grzup c .Ffa fe Us. T' 5 ' -- '. 1 'f'::t i. -ft L : ,': f :, Q : 25 2 f- v If 'T f' l'I 'iff 5' Ass '. S'f'f Z'f' G' 1 I 5I ' :',f1 f I' KZZT .f Lfgj Ei: E- . 9f:'i: :' :': L. T. CCG, Acfgf. Boo Travers d slr i s ou ry uaigmq ln ne Am Husbanary class TreFFA Ho en wnc C lil reylec x qowrg ba k L T Clark Ken y Bef, r Leroy S Frenrenrra W' Ler Bunn lvm Bndolphl Nor yr S nearer K Leaf Nano Co bs Eugene X 1 W 1' w 1 ara CQ er Ice Hnfo aa, r B rnard Fr I-' Wayne Vo CY' B C Ionneon Ben' WO 'N eznon a e po It 3 1 Q ' T ., IT '. . . . :no Boorn, of Ai 21 a ' Son ' '- nairria First ro L. : : . . , . n ae , ch Y'X.'a ef 'I ' ofer .A al' Ne ' '. ' ' W Awfeadows, Bob Benton. Second row: Calvin Schrey, Bob Zi ztierly, ff I C' V o , Iaol f , . ' n :xi , f Miller Belbert Vo: Alrnen. Tfznd ro A: Bon ' K--i '. rx, G1 B e . an .l1Y1, V ' Son non, o A - , ,a Hernian, 1 an -QQ? Q4 if Y Q wg Q I - , n ' ing 1- 1 , gli X . 1 s I 1 ,ax I . -1 i.. rv' A fx v 1' rin , 4,- , , - .,.: p,.:. wI.,.i.i. fT,?'.'.'f I- -. --vf 1-W., pf, . ,. ..,,, ,A Y X J .-.-,, V. ..,--A-,. .. ...,-. ,.,- ,. --'12-MA 4 -,.1, .f,Q,1: ,., Q I ,. ,.,.-..-.W V- .,.,,, ,f, L, .,.. l,V,.,. 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