Otter Creek High School - Otter Yearbook (North Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1944 volume:

4 To you, the readvrs of this book, ww, ibn designers, bopc will go flac' sufisfaction of laaring sonzc'!lJi1zg wvll worfla lacvping tlav l'C'lI1l1illdI'I' of your Iifv. W0 bopv you will bolrl in nzcwzory tba' incidents shown laerc and frcfasure tlavm zlvarly. The Staff We, the Senior Class of 1944, dedicate this puhlishmenf of the Otter to the service men who have attended Otier Creek High School. fn14ppa To Mr. Herbert Lamb, our beloved and respected principal, we express our sincere appreciation for his guidance throughout our years at Otter Creek High School. His friendly and sympathetic leadership will serve us through the coming years. Mr. Lamb graduated from Garfield in 1922. He attended Indiana State Teachers College and graduated in 1927 and received his Masters Degree in 1932. After three years of teachings here, he became principal in 1935. Three MR. THEODORE HAASE is the township trustee. He is a life-long resident of this community, and he is vitally interested in the Otter Creek schools. He is the father of six girls all of whom have attend- ed Otter Creek. Miss HELEN HALE, school clerk, is a graduate of 1942. She won the D. A. R. award foij that year and was very high in scholastic honors. She worked on the staff of the school paper and belonged to Blue Tri. Her help in typing for the 'QOtter was very much appreciated by the staff members. MR. CLARENCE POUND, our County Superintend- ent of Schools, graduated from Indiana State and re- ceived his Master's degree from Chicago University. Since teaching au Otter Creek, he has been Principal at Pimento, Glenn, and Rankin. He has been County Superintendent for the past eight years, and much of the progress of the county schools can be credited to his untiring efforts. Four A As. IN N Firm 7fze qaooaliaf row rundmg lcfn no right: CLAIRE MCDONAl.ID, I'byxinIl lid., English BARBARA LANEY Sth mm' 6lb grades MAXINIi KIRKl,liX , CfJll1lIIt'l'f't', lifzglisb ERMA MODESITT, Ari, ljuglixlz ALICE BELL GORIE, Hlllllf' El'01l0lIIiCX NI2I-l-IE NEIL, Isf Gnzdf' GLADYS HUGHliS, English, Lilmlriun MIl,DRED MARLONV, 5rd and 4111 gnnlvx ARLIQTTA WIENDHOLT, lIISIlI'Illllt'IIfllI Mllsiz' Sccund row: Thir d fOV': ROY LAYIIOLD, Ivfallwfmzfivs EDWIN YEAGIQR, AIllllbl'llItlfit'S J FRED SPENQI1, 1 bysical lid., Com lllt'l'C'1' PAUL OVERPEQR, Hixforhy HARRX' CovIaRsToNE, Scimrr xVAL'fER WIQBIZR, Agrivzzlfurr TIIIQODORE HAASE, Tl'llSfl'l' BLANCII Wlil,IAN1AN, Vonzl M EDITH HART, Sfb and 'Slab gmdvs BERTHA BURGAN, Sth and 6111 grades ORI'HA HARI'OI,D, 7fb and XII: gnzdv Ilixior-y EDNA BLACK, 7fZJ and Mb gnnlv linglixb CHARLOTTE CREAL, Isf gnnlv jzassna NWILLIAMSON, 2nd grade' OPAL CUNDIIfIf, 2111! ami ,inf grmlv HAZlliL MoDIsIaTT, 4156 gnnlv LOIS PAYTON, 1101110 Emzmnzifs HELEN HALF, Clerk HERBERT LAMB, Priucijml Fi ue mir, f!I17.W'llfj MRS. KIRKLEY, the senior sponsor, is a graduate of Otter Creek, class of 1939, Winning the D. A. R. award for that year. She attended Indiana State the following four years, and upon graduation in 1943 she returned to Otter Creek as a teacher. The senior class expresses its appreciation for her advice and help during the past year. Swan 61644 ww, In the fall of 1940 a timid class of sev- enty-one students entered the portals of the great institution of Otter Creek High School as freshmen. We elected the following stu- dents as class oflicersz Kathryn Riddle, Presi- dent, Mary Hurst, Vice-President, and Glenn Stultz, Secy-Treas. Norman Remington represented our class on the varsity basketball team. Our Fresh- ie boys were the winners of the inter-class basket-ball tournament, and the girls were forced to take last place in the girls tourna- ment. We were given a class party in the gym by Mrs. Abbott, our class sponsor. The following fall an enrollment of sixty three students, feeling more important as sophomores, elected the following for class officers: Bob Bryant, President, Walter Bram- ble, Vice-Presidentg and Glenn Stultz, Secy- Treas. As Sophies we enjoyed a successful year. Our boys again proved to be champs of the inter-class tournament, and the girls, improving rapidly, were runner-up in the girls' tournament. We were represented by two boys, Norman Remington and Bob Bry- ant, on the varsity team. We had a most enjoyable class party given by our sponsor, Miss Hughes. As juniors in '43, we were responsible for the annual prom. To finance it, we worked very hard selling candy and refreshments at noon. We also gave the Air Raid Revue. We were well represented on the varsity by six lettermen, namely, Norman Reming- ton, Bob Bryant, Don Smith, Bob Richard- son, Walter Bramble, and Jerry Neese. These members were responsible for a successful season. Our class officers were Don Smith, President, Walter Bramble, Vice-President, and Glen Stultz, Secy-Treas. We had an en- rollment of forty-five students. During this year our Student Council was organized, and our junior class was repre- sented by Kathryn Riddle, Don Smith, Don Mowery, and Glenn Stultz, fContinued on Page 26D Six 'f I ', -Q54 , DoN BUM SMITH Sr. Pres., '44, Basketball, '43, '44, Winner of gold basketball, '43, jr. Pres., '43, Otter staff, '44, Student Council, '43, '44, Band, '41, '43, 4-H, '41, '42, '43, '44, F. F. A., '43, 44. VIRGINIA GINI AUSTIN Transferred from Vandulia, Ill- inois, '41, Student Council Secy.. '44, Asst. Editor Otter , '44, Blu: Tri, '42, '43, Pres., '44, Yell lsnd- er, '43, Dramatics, '42, '41, RUSSELL Russ BOATMAN RUTH DOYLE G. A. A., '41, '42, Blu: Tri, '41, '42. '-13: 4-H, '41, '42. Sr. '43, s ,vlq, 'hx Wax War IRMA NEESE Sccy., Glue Clu i 44 C A A '41,'42, ,1. . lJ, 42. , fi in 40 ... x a . A i v -Aw. . - . ss... X. 1, ,..,...,, . .. W -9-A J'-'N YT '7 WALTER SPEED BRAMBLE gb' J Basketball, '42, '44, 4-H, '41, fa '42, F. F. A., '43. 1' B013 ZIiKE BRYANT Sr. Vice-Pres., '44, Basketball, '42, '45, '44, Student Council Pres., '44, lidirur of Otter , '44, 4-H, '41, '42, '43, '44, F. F. A., '43, Pres., '43, lst in Nat. Dem. Cun- test, '41, lst in State judging Con- test, '44. GARLAND BAKER JUANITA BONIZR Art for Otter , '44. BEN BOCKHOLD CHARLOTTE CHOD I-IAASE G. A. A., '41, '42, 43, '44,, Art for Otter , '44. MARJORIE MARGIE HUFFMAN Transferred from Glenn, '42, Orchestra, '44, Blue Tri, '43, '44, 'Otter , '44, LEROY HARDER 4-H, '41, '42, F. F. A., '42, Glee Club, '41, '42. MARY JANE JONES 4-H, '4I. JACK MILLER Band, '42, '43, Orclmestrm, '41, Glen Club, '41, '42, 4-H, '41, '42, '43, '44, F. F. A., '42, '43, '44. JOYCE CED O'ROURKE Student Council, '44, Blue Tri, '42, '43, G. A. A., '41, '42, '43, Dramatics, '42, '43, Yell leader, '44. DON MOWERY Otter staff Sludkllf Council 43 Viet Pres 44 4H 44 Band 42 Science Club 41 42 lst In Nat Dem Contest 43 S100 winner Clueago 44 I N fi Hai f... 1 Q71 -sf, i r-fx -Gr' 3 G Q . ff, A I , N 51 BILL CORNELL ELEANOR JONES Blue Tri, '41, '43, Glue Club, '42. BOB USHORTYU KIRK Yell leader, '42, '43, '44, 4-1-1, '42, '43, Pres, 44, F. F. A., '42, '43, Pres., '44, W'inner in judging and demonstraton contests, '42. DORIS LAFOLLETTE Science Club, '41, '42, '43, '44. DOUGLAS DOUG MOODY Band, '41, 42, '43, '44, Orches- tra, '41, '42, '4-3. CLETA PUG POEF Otter staff, '44, Blue Tri, '42, '43, Dramatics, '41, Glee Club, '42. ANNA REMMINGTON G. A. A., '41. NORMAN IRE REMINGTON Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Otter Statf, '44, Softball, '41, '42. CLEO HSMITTYH SMITH Blue Tri, '42, '43, Dramatics, '42, '43, A. A., '41, '42, 4-H, '41, '42, Glue Club, '42. JAMES Ross BETTE MUsH STORM Yell leader, '44, Blu: Tri, '41, '42, '43, FRANK CECIL,, SLATTERY Band, 41, '42, '43, '44, Orches- tra, '41, '42, '44, 4-H, '41, '42, JERRY BILL SNUFFBUCKETH NPISI Basketball, '43, '44. KATHRYN KATE RIDDLE D. A. R., '44, Otter stmtf, '44, Student Council, '43, '44, Blue Tri, '43, Drnmatlcs, '42, '43, G. A. A., '41, '42, '45, Glen? Club, '42. BOB BONES RICHARDSON Otter staff, '44, Basketball, '43, '44, F. F. A., '44. JOAN SMITTY SMITH Blue Tri, '42, '43, 4-H, '41, '42, '43, G. A. A., '41, '42, '43. JACK JUDGE STEINER 4-H, '4I. '42, '43, '44, F. If. A., '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, '44. HELEN SCHULTE' Blue Tri, '42, '43, G. A. A., '41, '42, '43, '44. KATHRYN RIDDLE Winner of the D. A. R. Good Citizemlaab Award fir 1944 qw emyeway, ,aww The following have received the award: 1935 1937 1938 1936 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 . A. , Pearl Lee . Rosemary Creal i.,,......GailGobin Helen Mary McKillop . , , . . . Maxine Smith . . . . Barbara Laney . . . Doris Snodgrass , . Helen Hale AH... Ruth Creal The Good Citizenship Award is an award given by the Daughters of the American Revolution every year to the best citizen among the senior girls. The winner is selected by the faculty from a group of three named by the senior class. Ten Swim Glau Wd! We, the Senior Class of Otter Creek High School being noted for intelligence, brilliant recitations, and refined qualities, knowing our days in this school are numbered do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Juniors we will Mr. Harry Cover- stone, his Dynamic physics book and his un- conquerable meter stick. To the Sophomores the be called the superior race. To the Freshman the future success. 1, Virginia Austin, do my ability to easily attract to Lucille Smith. I, Garland Baker, will my manly muscles to Charles Gambill. I, Russell Boatman, will my casanova tac- tics to Dick Laney. I, Benjamin Bockhold, will my gift of gab to Tex Black. I, Juanita Boner, will my beautiful tresses to Rose Marie Smith. I, Walter Bramble, will my boldness to Claude Tindall. I, Bob Bryant, will my quiet ways to lit- tle Dick Hultz. I, Bill Cornell, wil' my passionate love for Mr. Fred Spence and his gym class to Don Hike. I, Ruth Doyle, will my ability to flirt to Norma Matticks. right to some day best regards for hereby bequeath the masculine sex I, Charlotte I-Iaase, will my beauty to Sara Herman. I, Leroy Harder, will my basketball abil- ity to good ole Bobby Kirby. I, Marjorie Huffman, will my ability to yell across the assembly at Charles Carty to Beverly Jordan. I, Eleanor Jones, will my ability to get those cute out-of-town boys to Doris Jones. I, Mary Jones, will my Betty Grable appearance to Wanda Nichols. I, Bob Kirk, will my towering height to Gene Dabelow. I, Doris LaFollette, will my ability to sleep in economics class to Bill Burkett. I, Jack Miller, will my ability to play tit- tat-toe with Joyce O'Rourke in English class Eleven and not get caught to Frank Aldrich and Sara Herman. To those under classmen who persist in the use of profanity I, Douglas Moody, do bequeath my nickname Cusser,' to Joe Cain. I, Donald Mowery, will my ability to hop school to Johnny Sturm. I, Irma Neese, will my reputation as a manhater to Dorothy Stone. I, Jerry Neese, will my horse doctoring sense to Arthur Atkinson. I, Joyce O'Rourke, will my ability to do the can-can to Thelma Howell. I, Cleta Poff, will my birdlike voice to Ruth McKillop. Since I frequently have the giggles I, An- na Remington, do hereby bequeath this hap- py habit to Priscilla Hodson. I, Ike Remington, will my skating ability to Daffer Trout. I, Bones Richardson, will my ability to collect kisses after each game to Bruce John- son. I, Kathryn Riddle, will my red hair to Barbara Kirk. I, James Ross, wil my ability to bluff to Ralph Lee. I, Helen Schulte, do hereby bequeath my muscles to terrible Don Creasey. I, Cecil Slattery, will my wolfish ways to Wayne Neese. I, Cleo Smith, will my plentiful supply of wind to next year's basketball team. I, Don Smith, will my Saturday and Sun- day night dates with Virginia Austin to the fellows at Rose Poly. I, Joan Smith, will my dainty slimness to Charlotte O'Brien. I, Jack Steiner, will my ability to carry on a brilliant conversation with myself in economics class to Bob Homan. I, Betty Sturm, will my shapliness to Ida Mae Carson. We do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Signed and sealed this twenty-first day of April, nineteen hundred and forty-four. by Joyce O'Rourke Ike Remington Frank Slattery genial: QZGM It was a cold, wintry night in 1955. Gar- land Baker was amusing his three year old daughter with tales of his youth in Otter Creek High School. But, Daddy, where are they now? asked tiny Ruth Doris. Well, answered Garland, It's a long story, sit down, and I'l1 tell you what hap- pened to the class of ,'44. Virginia Austin is now a second Helen Hayes, her leading man is the one and only handsome Jerry Neese. Russell Boatman went rabbit hunting just often too often, and Juanita Boner di- vorced him. Benjamin Bockhold won world fame as a veterinary when he cured Bill Cornell's horse who had just won the Kentucky Derby a few weeks before. Anna Remington and Walter Bramble are to be congratulated on their 10th wed- ding anniversary. Ruth Doyle is living in the beautiful suburbs of North Terre Haute and has little Gene, Jr. Robert Bryant is still dreaming of his XVAVE, Dot, and the swell times he had at Otter Creek. Charlotte Haase, famous artist, has just completed a painting of her neighbor, Doris LaFollette. Doris helping Jack Evans in his nation wide gas stations. Leroy Harder, who gained most of his knowledge through Mr. Coverstone's physics class is a world famous teacher of centrifu- galism. Margie Huffman, who's fine voice was trained in college, is now the world's cham- pion hog caller. ujack Steiner replaced Bob Burns, the Arkansas traveler, two years ago. Helen Schulte has made a business out of suing old millionaires. Twelve Robert Kirk realized his ambition and opened an agriculture kindergarten five miles north of North Terre Haute. Mary Jones is a famous opera star at the Metropolitan, with Frank Slattery directing. Bob Richardson forgot to turn off his motor, and grew to be the world's tallest man. Donald Mowery became a millionaire off his cider stand and plans to run for President if Roosevelt ever retires. Kathryn Riddle and Cleta Poff have be- come a famous television comedian team along the Spence-Coverstone line. Douglas Moody is now playing in the Panther Room of Hotel Burnett. James Ross has just won the 500 mile speedway race at Indianapolis. Norman Remington, the famous gam- bler, who won ten million and has retired. Don Smith has been an aviator for elev- en years fflying high for Austinls heartj. Joyce O'Rourke and Betty Sturm run a skating rink along with many other things. Joan Smith has retired from her ambi- tious typing and now has two little Bruces. Cleo Smith has bcome famous since she became editor of Dorothy Dix's lovelorn col- umn. Irma Neese has become a traveling com- panion for Mrs. Roosevelt on her many trips. Eleanor Jones is now nurse superviscor of the third floor in Union Hospital. Then there is one sad case-Jack Miller got disguested with the human race and be- came a hermit. And that's what happened to the class of '44. by Cleta Poff Marjorie Huffman Bob Richardson NAME Virginia Austin Garland Baker Russell Boatman Benjamin Bockhold .Iuanita Boner XValter Bramble Bob Bryant Bill Cornell Ruth Doyle Charlotte Haase I,croy Harder Mariorie Huffman Llea lisx r jones Mary jones Robert Kirk Doris LaFollette -lack Miller Douglas Moody Donald Mowcry Irma Neesc jerry Neesc Joyce O'Rourke Cleta Poff Anna Remington Norman Remington Robert Richardson Kathryn Riddle james. Ross Helen Schulte Frank Slattery Cleo Smith Don Smith joan Smith jack Steiner Betty Sturm IS sophisticated quiet short tall friendly timid wind jammer from Burnett SIOV' an artist 5ll'l3l'I .1 blonde a nice girl ambitious runt contralto funny very dignified proper a swell girl romantic yell leader heartbreaker cute Clark Gable t slim nice a bluff talkative YP9 Always late for school friendly handsome sociable dumb a flirt Seniaae LIKES to talk strawberry blondes girls beautiful woman to sing Annie girls to read books to chew gum sailors physics evervonc ITIIIIII service men to yell to sing girls to tease girls apple cider to study to laugh to have fun soldiers Walter girls to joke her glasses his car smooch symphony music a sailor basketball Bruce to talk to himself to smooch Thirteen NEVER misses a basketball game flirts drinks dates stops laughing misses a date silent dates seniors without Gene angry dances chews gum primps giggles goes with girls awake quiet idle uses slang out latc has his civics on time serious stops giggling stops flirting studies stops talking stops grinning stays home studies quiet without Virginia stops talking quiet still WANTS TO BE actress coal miner a millionaire farmer a radio singer aviator farmer railroad txeeutive Gene's wife dress designer engineer farmer's wife Pat's wife canteen worker a man politician aviator a husband Professor of Agriculture private secretary brilliant you don t know do you soldier's wife aviator's wife Clark Gable stand in who knows? teletypist ear salesman Hoot's wife accountant sailor's wife aviator johnson's wife baker blushing bride by Juanita Boner Charlotte Haase Mary jones Don Smith Norman Remington Norman Remington Bob Richardson Bob Kirk Don Smith Walter Bramble Don Mowery Don Smith Bob' Bryant Frank Slattery Don Smith Ben Bockhold Ben Bockhold jerry Neese Douglas Moody Bill Cornell Bob Bryant Norman Remington ,mf of dame MOST POPULAR HANDSOME BOY BEST ATHLETE WITTY CUTEST CLASSIEST UNSEPARABLES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING COUPLE CHATTERBOX BEST DANCER PRETTIEST GIRL ARGUER BASHFUL BEST NATURED GUM CHEW' ER GIGGLER HIGHEST TEMPERED HAIR COMBER FLIRT Fourteen Kathryn Riddle Helen Schulte Joyce O'Rourlf.e Marjorie Huffman Virginia Austin Anna Remington Irma Neese Virginia Austin Cleo Smith Betty Sturm Marjorie Huffman Cleta Pofi Irma Neese Marjorie Huffman Ruth' Doyal Anna Remington Helen Schulte Ruth Doyal Betty Sturm my - erm The Junior Class began its year by electing the follownig officers: President . . Frank Aldrich Vice-Pres. . .,... Don Hike Secy-Treas. . . . , , . . Ovid Barnes The Student Council members elected were Frank Aldrich, Jack Black, Barbara Kirk, and Don Hike. In September the class held a party at Hul- man's Park. We met in October and selected our class rings. To increase our financial status the class sponsored Goblin's Harvest, a party to which the entire school was invited. We also sold pop corn and soft drinks at all of the home games. We gave a successful Junior-Senior Prom this spring. The class sponsors were Miss Gladys Hughes and Mrs. Alice Gore. F zfteen Frank Aldrich Arthur Atkinson Ovid Barnes ,lack Black Betty Boner Bill Burkett joe Cain Donald Creasey XX'illiam Creasey Sara Herman Don Hike Priscilla Hudson Robert Homann Mabel Howell Dick Hulw Bruce johnson Gertrude johnson Doris Jones Beverly jordan Barbara Kirk jack Marquis Norma Mattick Daisy McClara Ruth McKillop Robert Meyers Mariellen Moss Charlotte O'Bricn Ruth Pruett -Iohn Ruszler Lucille Smith Marvin Smith Norma Smith Rose Marie Smith Dorothy Stone Betty Utterback Barbara W'eddle Ifranees Wallinms 7fae Sopfaa GZGM The Sophomore Class elected the following of- ficers: President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer Patty Butts John Pruitt Jo Ann Cliver Charles Carty The three members on the Student Council were Jo Ann Cliver, Patty Butts, and John Pruitt. The class sponsor is Mrs. Erma Modesitt. Iilza Adams Barbara Bandy Walter Bartlett Patty Butts Irma Callccod Ida Carson Charles Carty Doss Church jo Ann Cliver Arthur Cole Mildred Crane Gene Dabclow Edward Downing Virginia Doyal Barbara Elliott Norma Feuquay Charles Gambill Sixteen Thelma Hamilton Leon Harder Harold Hayne Irene Herman Phyllis Houston Stanley Hoffman -loanne Hutchins Anna Jeffries Robert johnson Delmar jones Mabel jones Bobby Kirby Billie Kyle Richard Laney Waneta Lemricls Dorothy McClara Thomas Meehan Waneta Murdock Wayne Neese Cynthia Norton Carl Orth Don Pearman John Pruitt Roland Richardson Betty Riggs Merza Ruszlcr Margie Smith Marjorie Smith Virginia Snow Kenneth Steiner Donald Sturm Robert Todd Robert Trout Susie Wassill 'Wm 4 Blau The Freshman Class organized and elected the following officers: President Maurine Anstead Vice-Pres. Bob Blackburn Secy-Treas. . , Patsy Hunt The two members of the student council from the class were June Kersey and Donald Stultz. The class party was held at Forest Park where members of the class and their friends en- joyed thc evening. The class sponsor is Miss Claire McDonald. Seventeen l Frances Atkinson Tex Black Bob Blackburn G.la Blair Tom Burkett Helen Carson Dolores Chappelle Alyce Cornell Carol Cottom Clara Doerr Eleanor Edwards Carroll lfvinger Merom Fox Wfilmn Gallion Mary Gill Carol HJICII Gene Hicklin Patsy Hunt Donald Inman james jones Gertrude, jordan june Kcrscy Eileen King Ralph Lee Maurine Anstead Bob McClain Gordon McKillop Marilyn Meyers Joyce Neesc Betty Perkins Maxine Piker Martha Pruett Margaret Remington lrene Rusvler Mahlon Saxon Donald Stull! Freda Smith Rosemary Sronebrakcr Aloan Timko Florence Townsend Bob White Gilbert W'illiams ewan qw -M . -... . .-.4-... Seaenllz Qaacfe Social N an can I First row reading left to right: Rose Marie Smith, Joan Hutchins, Dorothy Stone, Barbara Kirk, Mrs. Gore, Jo Ann Cliver, Virginia Austin, Sara Herman, and Marjorie Huff- man. Second row1 Dolores Chappelle, Betty Utterback, Bar- Third row: Dorothy McClara, Alyce Cornell, Virginia Snow, Betty Riggs, Irma Callecod, Carol Cottom, Mabel jones, Billie Kyle, Mildred Crane, Irene Herman, :md Thelma Hamilton. Fourth row: Waiieta I.emrick, Marjorie Smith, Barbara barn Elliott, Anna Jeffries, Charlotte O'Brien, Barbara Wed- dle, Maurinc Anstead, Doris jones, Florence Townsend, and Mary Gill. Bandy, Merva Ruszler, Norma Fcuquay, Doss Church, joan Timko, Virginia Doyal, and Clara Doerr. Blue The Blue Tri Club was established at Otter Creek in 1939 with Barbara Lany as the first president. This club was organized to serve the school and the community. The members attend ring meetings, Go to Church Sundayf' and many other social events sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. The officers this year are: '7u President , . . . Virginia Austin Vice-President . , . Dorothy Stone Secretary Barbara Weddle Treasurer , . , . . . . . . ..,,. Marjorie Huffman The other council members are Jo Ann Cliver, Betty Utterback, Barbara Kirk, Charlotte O'Brien, Sara Herman, Doris Jones, Rose Marie Smith, and Joan Hutchins. This year 20 new members entered the club attending both rough and for- mal initiations. The club prepared Christmas boxes for the needy, made favors for the Billing's Hospital, and rendered other services for our school and community. Twenty - First row reading left to right! Douglas Moody, Frank Slattery, Dorothy Stone, joanne Hutchins, jo Ann Clivcr, Iileanor lfdwards, Norma Mattick, Gertrude Johnson, Mer7a Ruszler, Donald Creasey, Jane lPll1lI7, and Vera Bell. Second row: Mrs. Vl'endliolt, Virginia Snow, Richard Laney, Don Hike, Bill Strauser, Kathryn Carty, Mae Grin- dlc, Betty Uutterback, Charlotte O'Brien, Phyllis Fuuquay, Cynthia Norton, and Loretta Ottc. Third row: Richard Stewart. Don Pearman, Marion Blackburn, Patty Butts, Barbara lrlliott, W'aneti.i Murdock, Delmar jones, Raymond Snow, Bob Creasey, Tex Black, Bob Blackburn, Dick Hultv, jerry Keyes, jack Steiner, and .lames Cundiff. Fourth row: Kay Campbell, john Pruitt, Carol Cottom, XY'anda Nichols, Dale johnson, and Donald Meyers. Eancf The Otter Creek High School Band was organized by Mr. Albert Owens in 1935. It has grown under the leadership of Mr. Charles Letsinger, Mr. Joe Cull, and Mrs. Arletta Wendholt to a fine band of 50 pieces. The band has entered district and state band contests annually and as a marching band has appeared in many downtown parades. A modern instrumental music building was erected in 1941. Twenty-one lxrst row reading left to right: lion Creasey, Ralph Lee, Smith, Bob Bryant, slack Steiner, jack Ruslltr and Bill C ilbtri XY illiams, and Kenneth Steiner. Harrison. Ltontl row: .lack Miller, Boh Kirk, Don Mowery, Don Third row: Bill Creasey. Don Stultl, Mr, XX ebtr C tr Orth, Howard Ifmme, .intl Charles Carry. Qaime 6-Zaamefu of Nmeuca The Utter Creek Chapter has been one of the most active clubs in agri- cultural events in the state. In organizing the club the following officers were elected: Charles Carty President jack Ruszler Treasurer Bob Kirk Vice-President Bob' Richardson Srgt-at-Arms Jack Miller Secretary Bob Bryant News Reporter A vegetable demonstration team composed of Bob Kirk and Don Mowery went to Putnamville. This team won first prize and represented our district at the Purdue Round-Up winning first place there. A vegetable judging team composed of four boys namely-Don Smith, Bob Bryant, jack Ruszler, and Don Mowery won a large gold trophy given by Mayor Vern McMillan. This same team won a placque, for first place, at the State Fair contest. Jack Ruszler and Don Mowery were awarded trips to the national contest. They placed third in this contest. Don Mowery won a 215100 award in the scholarship contest held at this meeting. The judging team with Carl Orth replacing Jack Ruszler also won first in a state contest at Purdue. jack Ruszler and Jack Miller won first in a state demonstration contest at Auburn and a trip to Chicago to the national contest. Twenly-lu'o Q. A. 4. First row reading left to right: Beverly Jordan, Jo Ann Cliver, Patty Butts, Irma Callecod, and Betty Utterback. Second row: Doris Jones, Barbara Elliott, joan Hutchins, Barbara Kirk, Sar.a Herman, Waneta Lemrick, Alyce Cornell, and Gertrude Jordan. Third row: Priscilla Hodson, Mary Gill, Rose Marie Smith, Florence Townsend, Helen Schulte, Merza Ruszler, Clara Doerr, Joan Timko, Daisy McClara, Phyllis Houston, Dorothy McClara, Virginia Doyal, Dorothy Stone, Carol Cottom, and Miss McDonald. QM! Scania First row reading left to right: Betty Hale, Marilyn Havens, Shirley Myers, Mae Grindlc, Geraldine Anderson, Cloetta Stover, and Florence Town- send. Second row: Mary Gill, Betty Knopp, jane Hultz, W1lHdL1 Nichols, ,Ioan Hutchins, Virginia Doyal, and Joanne Auberry. Third row: Miss McDonald, Eleanor Edwards, Clara King, joan Timko, Clara Doerr, Merza Ruszler, Carol Cottom, Jo Ann Cliver, Phyllis Houston, Patty Butts, and Helen Hale. Twen ty-three ,.. .. , 4- Rive' ,,. A, .f J,-2 rf .. -- First row reading left to right: Mahlon Stevenson, Bob Laney, Bill Kersey, Ralph Lee, jimmy Lenhart, and Gordon Chappelle. Secodn row: Bobby Bilbruek, john Garrett, Freddie livans, Paul liuszler, Robert Creasey, Claude Lawyer, George Stevenson, Larry Oghorn, Wlayne Smith, Richard johnson, and Mr. W'ebcr. I .- 1 -- 'K ' '. Q- , A ' wmv . . . - ...i Third row: Bob Kirk, Boy Bryant, Stanley Hoffman, Don Mowery, jerry Keyes, Charles Carty, Kenneth Steiner, Dick Sowcrs, Tom Burkett, Bob White, Gilbert Williams, Don Stultz, Arthur Pcnman, Raymond Snow, and Marion Blackburn. Fourth row: Gene Foster, -lack Steiner, -lack Miller, Don Smith, and Robert Trout. 4-Q4 Glad The Gtter Creek Ribboners organized their club for 1943 and elected the following officers: Bob Kirk .,.. President Don Smith . Vice-President Bob White , . , . i , . . , . . . . . . . News Reporter The club made several exhibits during the summer at the County Fair and at the State Fair at Indianapolis. The junior leaders who completed their work were Jack Ruszler, Fred Salmon, Bob Bryant, and Don Mowery. Don Mowery was later elected Presi- dent of the County Junior Leaders to help distinguish the Otter Creek club. Walter Weber, agriculture teacher, was director and sponor of the 4-H club. Twenty-four 'iir-1 row reading left to right: Bruce Richardson, Marion Blackburn, Kathryn Carry, Patty Knopp, Patty Colau Marilyn Herman, Phyllis Laybold, Sara O'Rear, Kay Camp- bell, joan Vandevier, Mary Goings, Shirley Myers, Shirley Wassiner, Larry Ogborn, and jimmy Lenhart, Second row: Barbara lflliott, Irma Callccod, Doris Jones, Charlotte O'Brien, Badbara Kirk, Sara Herman, Mer7.1 Rusller, and Gertrude johnson. Back rows: Gordon Ch.ippelle,iLorettaa Otte, Marilyn Havens, Betty Hale, Kathleen Burris, Phyllis Fequay, Ma- donna O'I'irien, Christine Utterback, Luveda Piker, W'ilma W'illiams, Irene Rusvler, Phyllis Houston, Anna Jeffries, Frances Atkinson, lileanor lfdwards, Patricia Marquis, Faye Atkinson, Shirley jones, Sarah johnson, Dorothy Stone, -lane Hultl, Miss Ions Payton, and Virginia Snow. aaa 4-41 cm In the 4-H girlls division there are Five clubs, namely, clothing, baking, canning, food preparation, and room improvem mt. There is also a boyis bak- ing club. Each club is organized and has its own officers. Miss Lois Payton, the adult leader, has general supervision of the work. The junior leaders of these clubs are Barbara Elliott, Gertrude Johnson, Sara Herman, Doris Jones, Betty Utterback, Charlotte O'Brien, and Barbara Kirk, assisted by Merza Rusz- ler and Irma Callecod. The 4-H, members during the club year canned 275 qts. of food, baked 780 products, made 150 garments, prepared 315 dishes of food, and prepared and served 376 meals. The members also took. an active part in the county and state contests in which Virginia Snow and Barbara Kirk each ranked very high, also in the County Fair, camp, mothers' luncheon, dress reviews, and pic- nics. Twen tyfive 'Wie Seniafz- 81644 Characters: Dr. Pilski A , . , Miss Rice , Mrs. Potter Beams Claire Dalton . Miss Selena Catchwell Trudy Trudello , , Veronica Lincoln , , David . , Bob Bennington Damon Goodfellow F Hotfoot . . Sponsor . . Student Director . . . Bob Bryant , Marjorie Huffman , Virginia Austin .,..., Cleo Smith . Kathryn Riddfe . . , Betty Sturm Joyce O'Rourke , . . . Don Smith Jerry Neese , . Frank Slattery . , Bill Cornell , Bob Richardson . Maxine Kirkley .. .,.CletaPoff The play takes place in a doctor's sapnatorium in the desert where people have gone to be helped by the doctoris concentrated food diet. The concen- trated food pills get mixed up with the Anger, Love, and Truth pills. In bringing about thc delightful end, it makes a hilarious comedy. This.play, Soup to Nuts, was presented by the senior class on March 10. 'sir ik ii? Sendai: 61644 aqdloaq QContinued from Page 61 In the fall of ,43, forty-one intelligent students entered the portals of our great insti- tution as dignified seniors. We elected the fol- lowing class officers: Don Smith, President, Boy Bryant, Vcie-President, and Irma Neese, Secy-Treas. Student Council members were Kathryn Riddle, Virginia Austin, Joyce O, Rourke, Don Smith, Don Mowery, and Bob Bryant. During the year we took interest in such senior activities as selecting our caps and gowns, working on our annual, selecting and giving our senior play, and preparing for graduation. From the athletic standpoint the class was tops. We were represented by six players on the varsity basketball team. Coach Fred Spence depended on these players for vic- tories. As We close our high school career, we the class of '44 look to the future, hoping that our lives may be happy and successful ones. -By Walter Bramble and Don Mowery Twenty-six 4 an-'44 Um eaacfn When we needed a coach this fall Mr. Fred Spence came to our assistance. Although he had never coached before he was backed by seventeen active years in athletics-four years at Otter Creek, four years at State, and as a referee since his graduation from college. He won the Gillum Award which is awarded annually to the senior who rates highest in scholar- ship, athletic ability, sportsmanship, and general worth to the college. He also won the Bigwood Award in football. Twenty-eight - Q A l Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jun. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb'. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 0m Eaakdddl '7eam O.C Honey Creek 36 West Terre Haute, there 17 Riley 62 Fontanet, there 32 State 36 Rosedale 37 Glenn, there 57 Clinton S5 Pimento 25 Riley, there 40 Brazil, there 26 Concannon fValley Prelimsj 37 Tech QValley Prelimsj 22 Garfield, there 52 Fontanet 37 Glenn 50 Tech, There 37 Honey Creek QSectional Tourneyj 42 Fontnnet QSeetional Tourneyj 28 Twenly-nine OIJfllllIt'Ilf 21 15 31 29 30 33 24 41 21 27 29 25 30 33 34 24 36 28 31 DON BUM SMITH Senior plays guard 2 years WALTER SPEED BRAMBLE Senior plays guard 2 years BOB ZEKE BRYANT Senior plays forward 3 years Thirty BOB BONES RICHARDSON Senior plays center 2 years NORMAN I KE REMINGTON Senior plays forward 4 years 7 DONALD JOHNNY STURM Sophomore plays guard GENE PLOW ' DABELOW Sophomore plays forward Thirtyhone JERRY NEESE BILL SNUFFBUCKETU Senior plays center 2 years RONALD RON RICHARDSON Sophomore plays forward DICK FLASH HULTZ Junior plays guard Honey Creek West Terre Haute, Riley Fontanet, there State Rosedale Glenn, there Clinton Pimento Riley, there Brazil, there Garheld, there Fontanet Glenn Tech, there there B'7-xam 31-19 26-13 23- 8 20-19 24-19 22-21 34-12 21-17 28-17 21-10 7-20 19-24 Thirty-I First row reading left to right: William Creasey, junior, forward, Robert Trout, Sophomore, forward, Bobs White, Freshman, forward, Ronnie Richardson, Sophomore, eenterg Tex Black, Freshman, forward, Ed Downing, Sophomore, center, Dick Hulrz, Junior, guard. Second row: Mr. Spence, Coach, Frank Aldrich, junior, manager, Wayne Neese, Sophomore, for- ward, Harold Hayne, Sophomore, guard, Johnny Sturm, Sophomore, guard, Don Stultz, Freshman, guard, John Pruitt, Soph- omore, manager. The Otter Creek Otters opened the 1943-44 season with a veteran team. We were very fortunate having lost just one senior by graduation last year. The varsity squad this season was made up of 6 seniors, 1 junior, and 3 sophomores. Fred Spence, our commerce teacher, took over the coaching job this year. We all want to thank him for his splendid work because he did a grand job. The Otters went through the first ten games undefeated. Some of the games were close, and the Pimento and West Terre Haute games ran over- time, but the boys managed to come through on top. However, when they journeyed to Brazil to play the Wabash Valley Champs, their record was broken by a 29-26 loss. The following week was the Wabash Valley Tourney. With two of our regulars, Remington and Smith, suffering from injuries, we were eliminated from the tourney by Tech, 30-22, after we had defeated Concannon, 37-25, in the opening round. After a rest of two weeks the Otters lost a hard fought heartbreaker to Garfield, 33-32. During the season Remington, Richardson, and Smith were high point men With Bramble, Bryant, and Neese playing fine floor defensive games. Since six of the boys are to graduate, next year's team will be some- what inexperienced, but we wish them lots of luck and hope they come out victorious. Thirty-three Well feadeu Joyce Ced O'Rourke-a senior girl who is an efficient yell leader. She has the spirit needed to spur a team on. Bob Shorty Kirk-our little man who has been yell leader for three years. His pep has inspired many boosters of the Otters. Betty' Mush Sturm-another senior and the author of some of our new yells, a very energetic leader too. Thi fly-four People ancf Plawi fqaaunaf Seine! First row reading left to right: June Kersey, Patty Butts, Joyce O'Rourke, Kathryn Riddle, Barbara Kirk, Virginia Austin, Jo Ann Cliver, and Mr. Lamb, sponsor. Second row: Frank Aldrich, john Pruitt, Don Hike, Don Stultz, Bob Bryant, Don Smith, jack Black, and Don Mowery. Slucfeal eauncif The Student Council was organized last year. It is for the purpose of serving the student body. They had charge of the yell leader election, and they also started the Work on the annual. The officers are elected at the be- ginning of the school year. This year they Were President .,,. . . ,,.. , Bob Bryant Vice-President . . Don Mowery Secy-Treas. . . . , . . , , Virginia Austin The Council meets every Tuesday at noon to discuss the problems of the student body. Thiflyeszlv we 5:44 The staff members are as follows Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Art Director Asst. Art Director Sport Writers Social Feature Writers Sponsor Bob Bryant Virginia Austin Don Smith Don Hike Juanita Boner Charlotte Haase Bob Richardson, Norman Remington Kathryn Riddle, Cleta Poff, Don Mowery Mrs. Maxine Kirkley This is the Hrst annual published since 1928. All the staff was inexptri enced, but they have compiled a book that they hope will please everyone md will be a memorial of your high school days. Thirty-seven Our very efficient building cleaners, Mr. . . . Senior prexy and gil . . . Sailor Smith . . . Mooneyham, Russ and Sam . . . Never apart, Our orchestra . . . Senior wolves, where could Walter and Anna . . . The morning after they be going? the night before . . . Smith and Stone, Inc. Thirty-ezght lewd of 0m Safran! 5, 111 . 5195 :Ji gy v-en' 'ix 1 Place where the folks of the nursery reside ..... sanctuary of the l.muliA-- worms ..... home of the Otters . . . . noisy end of the school grounds-- band, science and ag . .... mess hall . . . . resting place of the intellectuals Thirty-nine Sept. Oct. 21-22 27-28 Nov. 25-26 Dec. Jan. 27-29 Feb. Mar. Apr. School Gblemlcw 1943- '44 School began. A holiday was declared because of Labor Day. The faculty held a party at Forest Park. The Student Council was organized. Freshman class party was held at Forest Park. Movie- Our Enemy, Japan. Seniors had a fish fry at Forest Park. State Teachers' Association met in Indianapolis. Students were given tuberculin tests. Teachers and students issued War Ration Book 4. Juniors sponsored a Halloween party-3'Goblin's Harvest. Otter Creek won their first basketball game from Honey Creek, 33-27. No school because of Armistice Day. We were victorious over West Terre Haute, 17-15. The staff for the Otter met for the first time. Played Riley, and won 62-31. We Won over Fontanet, 32-29, Thanksgiving vacation. We clashed with State and won 36-30. The sophomore class had a party. Beat Rosedale, 37-33. Won over Glenn, 57-24. We played Clinton and Won 55-41. The faculty had a Christmas party. We had an overtime game with Pimento and Won 25-21. We enjoyed a Christmas program during the afternoon before the dismissal for the holidays. School began for the second semester. We won over Riley, 40-27, for our tenth consecutive victory. We suffered our first defeat when Brazil Won 29-26. The Girl Scouts sponsored a Barn Party. We played Concannon and came out on top, 37-25. Eliminated from the Valley Prelims by Tech, 30-22. Wabash Valley Finals. We were defeated by Garfield, 33-32. Won over Fontanet, 37-31. We played Glenn, 50-24. We beat Tech in the Garfield gym 37-36. Sectional tournament began. The juniors had a school party. The mothers of the basketball boys gave them a supper. A large number of students attended the Honor Banquet. Good Friday. Easter. The Junior-Senior Reception Was held. Baccalaureate exercise with Rev. Britton, speaker. The seniors received their diplomas at Commencement. Last day of school. Forty Edwin Adams, 1932 Virgil Adams, 1924 Charles Adair, 1938 Paul Adair, 1940 Robert Akers, 1937 Arthur Atteberry, 1936 Iames Anderson, 1939 Richard Aughinbaugh, 1939 Harold Bellinger, 1942 William Bellinger, 1943 Oscar Black, 1936 Robert Blair, 1940 Edward Bockhold, 1942 Bill Bockhold, 1939 Emil Bockhold, 1941 George Bogarth, 1941 Robert Boyll, 1942 Arthur Bramble, 1936 Vifalter Bramble, 1932 Vincent Bruce, 1938 Billy caan, 1939 Harvey Callecod, 1936 Richard Cain, 1942 Joe Cassidy, 1937 jack Chaney, 1940 Carl Commons, 1943 Howard Commons, 1939 Norman Compton, 1938 James Coyle, 1941 Robert Creal, 1941 Seth Critchley, 1942 Eugene Cundiff, 1942 James Cundiff, 1938 Ralph Cundiff, 1937 George Dean, 1943 Donald Easton, 1942 jack DeGraff, 1938 Paul Erickson, 1932 Reid Evans, 1941 Richard, Fagg, 1942 Frank Flak, 1938 Homer Flinn, 1935 Herbert Flynn, 1942 Emil Forbes, 1935 Herschal Fox, 1935 Marion Fox, 1938 We hope that this is a complete list up to We have omitted anyone. Sefwice Mm Eugene Gambill, 1935 Paul Goff, 1935 Warren Goff, 1935 Robert Gossman, 1943 joe Gruse, 1939 Donald Haase, 1939 john Halter, 1943 Forrest Hart, 1926 Glenn Hart, 1922 james Hart, 1930 Alfred Havens, 1937 Everett Head, 1943 Robert Hike, 1941 Earl Holler, 1938 Hubert Howell, 1938 Doyle Howk, 1938 Tack Howk, 1940 Woodrow Jenkins, 1936 Robert johnson, 1939 Bobby Jones, 1938 Clyde Jones, 1939 Eugene jones, 1940 Joe jones, 1936 Ralph Jones, 1940 George Kalber, 1935 John King, 1943 Robert LaFollette, 1941 Thomas Lanning, 1936 Harold Lawson, 1928 Wavne Leachman, 1938 Arthur Lee, 1939 ,lack Lenhart, 1939 Donovan Maxwell, 1939 H. A. Miller, 1939 Truman Minar, 1939 Iohn Morgan, 1936 Iames Mosteller, 1941 Betty Motz, 1942 Wilbert Murdock, 1936 Harlev Myles, 1939 Rimes Norton, 1942 Clifford O'Brien, 1939 Billy O'Rear, 1938 Danny O'Rear, 1941 Fred O'Rear, 1933 Forly-one joe O'Rourlte, 1942 Fred Page, 1927 Edward Parcus, 1938 William Poff, 1941 James Riddle, 1939 Earl Richardson, 1938 David Riling, 1939 Norman Robbins, 1937 Floyd Rogers, 1941 James Rogers, 1942 Myron Ruszler, 1941 Robert Salmon, 1936 Doyne Scank, 1942 Fred Schulte, 1937 Lawrence Schulte, 1940 Allan Sebree, 1929 Elwood Shadley, 1933 George Shestack, 1936 joe Shestack, 1938 john Shestack, 1942 Thomas Shestack, 1942 james Shir1ey,1936 Paul Shirley, 1940 Bob Smith, 1942 David Smith, 1935 Russell Smith, 1942 Russell Smith, 1939 James Smith, 1945 Wayne Smith, 1936 William- Smith, 1941 Dale Snodgrass, 1941 john Southern, 1940 Gerald Stone, 1943 Robert Stone, 1943 Ernie Sturm, 1942 Warren Sturm, 1923 Raymond Thomas. 1938 Roy Tindall, 1942 Harold Trout, 1942 Trueman Utterback, 1940 James Vaughn, 1943 Pearl Vaught, 1937 Joe Wessol, 1940 Ralph Wilding, 1939 Albert Williams, 1941 jack Williams, 1937 February 1. We are very sorry if lwnni 1918 Doin Adams, Mildred Hansel, Maude Walker 1919 Irma Justice. 1920 Richard Carpenter, Charles Henry, Jessie Thomas, Gla- dys Vaught. 1921 Gladys Devonald, Opal Engle. 1922 Myrtle Ballou, Glenn Hart, Paul Jones, Lulu Marlow, Thelma Mooneyham, Hope Reiz. 1923 Reva Brown, Mildred Cottrell, Thelma DePugh, Ora Engle, Chester Fields, Emma Justice, Faye Lawson, Paul Overpcclt, William Snow, Warren Sturm, Elbert Vaught. 1924 Virgil Adams, Margaret Alcorn, Paul Brown, Etta Doty, Madonna Garret, Edward Grifhrh, Anna Henry, Reva Thomas, Elsie Walters. 1925 Helen Christopher, Paul Creasey, Velma Gore, Rosalie Henry, Maurice Jones, Florence Justice, Helen Milan, Harry Newton, Harold Page, Redginal Payton, Delbert Shadley, Edgar Snow, Harold Stapleton, Oscar Tribble, Ruth Warn. 1926 Mabel Fields, Ina Finton, Victor Foltz, Forrest Hart, Lural Hathecock, Katherine Kalber, George Moss, Fay Over- peck, Marie Richardson, Eva Smith, Havel Smith. 1927 Laura Creasey, Kenneth Doty, Ernestine Fox, Margaret Haase, Wilma Haase, Grace Mooneyham, Roscoe Morgan, Fred Page, Aneta Ruszler, Thelma Vaught. 1928 Nellie Frey, Thomas Goda, Kathryn Jenkins, Harold Lawson, Iivelyn Meek, Ellen Osborn, Opal Poff, Mary Rob- bins, Doyne Shadley, Waunetta Southern, Genevieve Spence. 1929 Arthur Allen Doris Cottrell, Mary Finton, Genevieve Foster, Bernice Frecrs, Martha Haase, Eugene Harpold, Ma- ble Hoskins, Mary Jones, James Porter, Violet Screen, Allan Sebree, Raymond Smith, Opal Stapleton, Rueben Stevenson, Philip Tilford. 1930 Ruby Carter, Earl Cassidy, Mildred Dennis, Marjorie Haase, James Hart, Ivan Hastings, Violet Hoffman, Beulah McCuthchan, Pauline O'Rear, Pauline Shadley, Carl Snow, Fred Spence. 1931 Jane Acheson, Louise-. Atteberry, Zelma Carty, Kenneth Dollahan, Erline Fox, Marguerite Kalber, Jessie King, Mable Maxwell, Bessie Reed, Gertrude Rhea, Bernadine Smail, Harry Stants, J. T. Taylor, Juanita Watson, 1952 Edwin Adams, Sylvia Berry, Waller Bramble, Elsa Camp- bell, Velma Carty, Kenneth Cundiff, Paul Erickson, Arthur Gambill, Iva Haase, Jack Huntley, Lucille Jones, Margaret Jones, Ruth Lawson, Gilman Modesitt, Norma O'Rear, Le- roy Reid, Mary Ruszler, Ira Sullivan, Marian Sebree. 1933 Mary Bramble, Irene Bryant, Myron Campbell, Leola Carty, Victor Christopher, Josephine Cundiff, Esther Dar- nell Ruth Haase, Fred Hall, Thelma Huddleson, Evelyn Jones, Lena Laney, Ben Newton, Fred O'Rear, Paul Orth, Agatha Pence, Paul Reed, Ethel Sapp, Elwood Shadley, Juanita Sherwood, Fay Smail, Annetta Smith, Catherine Smith, La Vern Smith, Garnett Stapleton, Huerta Tribble. 1934 Ruth Cottrell, Robert Doyal, Marion Harrison, Marjory Jacobs, Pauline James, Virginia Kalber, Mary O'Brien, Per- dlta Shaffer, Louise W'oods. 1935 Donald Aldrich, Virginia Baker, Mary Carry, Homer Flinn, Emil Forbes, Herschall Fox, Eugene Gamble, Warren Golf, William Haase, Linnie Henry, George Kalber, Billy Lawson, Pearl Lee, Mildred McQuaide, Mary Newton, Dor- othy Orth, David Smith, Mary Stewart, Edith Zambenini. 1936 Marguerite Adair Arthur Atteberry, Chester Bell, Nila Bell, Oscar Black, Vera Black, Arthur Bramble, Harvey Callecod, Freda Christopher, Woodrow Jenkins, Joe Jones, Thomas Lanning, Helen McKillop,, John Morgan, Wilbert Murdock, Naomi O'Brien, Margaret Orth, Grace Pence, Evelyn Robinson, Robert Salmon, Eugeinia Shepler, George Shestack, James Shirley, Wayne Smith, Mary Sowers, J. O. Wright. Forty-two lamni 1957 Robert Akers, Darwin Aldrich, Alta Bell, Lillian Bry- eans, Joe Cassidy, Harold Claybaugh, Rosemary Creal, Dor- othy Cundiff, Ralph Cundiff, Charles Duifin, Paul Goff, Margaret Gruse, Alfred Havens, Jessie Jeffries, Edith Jones, Shirley Jones, Ralph Maxwell, Dale Modesitt, Raymond Moss, Nola Niece, Carl Osborn, Esther Reeve, Norman Robbins, Fred Schulte, Martha Sowers, Wayne Stapleton, Hilda Stewart, Pearl Vaught, Jack Williams. 1938 Charles Adair, Helen Adair, Ruth Almon, Bertram Bad- ders, Violet Baker, Norman Black, Vincent Bruce, Julia Bullard, Norman Compton, James Cundilf, Dorothy Davis, Jack DeGraff, Helen Doyal, Mary Doyal, Mary Evans, Frank Flak, Carrie Flinn, Marion Fox, Gail. Gobin, Ellen Graves, Gladys Haase, Evelyn Henderson, Ruth Hodson, Earl Holler, Hubert Howell, Doyle Howk, Bobby Jones, Laura Jones, Ruth Leachman, Wayne Leachman, Leona Lowe, Rosemary Mason, Robert Maxwell, Fernrose Morgan, Orville Morlan, Billy O'Rear, Edward Parcus, Lucille Red- mon, Ruth Remington, Earl Richardson, June Sebree, Eliza- beth Shelburne, Joe Shestack, Marie Smedlcr, Norma Stubbs, Raymond Thomas, Virginia Turpin. 1939 Warren Aldrich, James Anderson, Leoma Anderson, Richard Aughinbaugh, Beryl Badders, Anna Beck, Earl Bell, Iona Black, William Bockhold, Billy Cain, Versa Carty, Mildred Christopher, Howard Commons, Wanda Day, Al- jean Goff, Mary Gossman, Joe Gruse, Donald Haase, Bar- thol Haltom, Mary Huntley, Robert Johnson, Clyde Jones, Jessie Jones, Rosella Jones, Kenneth Joslyn, Merle King, Faye Lankford, Arthur Lee, Jack Lenhart, Donavon Max- well, H. A. Miller, Truman Minar, Harley Myles, Clifford O'Brien, Frances Orth, Dorris O'Rear, Morris O'Rear, Don- as Owens, Edward Richardson James Riddle, David Riling, Rosemary Ruby, Jack Sampson, Virginia Schulte, Lillian Shestack, Jean Smith, Maxine Smith, Russell Smith, Ruth Smith, Maxine Spencer, Evelyn Sturm, Gertrude, Trout, Charlotte Tyler, Marie Wade, Helen Wassill, Helen Watson, Ralph Wilding. 1940 Paul Adair, Agnes Baker, Virginia Bensinger, Robert Blair, Jack Chaney, Dorothy Dean, Frances Elliott, Mary Frey, Mary Hale, Robert Harkness, Ruth Holler, Betty Houston, Helen Howell, Jack Howk, Margaret Jenkins, Rose Johnson, Eugene Jones, Ralph Jones, Rose King, Betty Kyle, Barbara Laney, Louise Malooley, Mary Marquis, Eliza- beth Mattick, Charles Modesitt, Ruth Petty, Betty Phelps, Betty Potter, James Riggs, Cleta Ross, Glen Salmon, Law- rence Schulte, Paul Shirley, Catherine Smith, Katherine Smith, Marjorie Smith, John Southern, Harold Thomas, Catherine Trout, Rosetta Trout, Trueman Utterback, Joe Wessol, Albert Williams, Jim Winders. 1941 Murl Anstead, Herschel Barnes, Dean Blocksom, Emil Boclthold, George Bogarth, Margaret Burke, Norma Burton, Dorothy Cornwell, James Coyle, Robert Creal, Nellie Critchley, Dorothy Dickerson, Dorothy Engle, Reid Evans. Frances Evinger, Robert Hike, Jennie Hodson, Virginia Kennedy, Robert' LaFollettc, Laura Lawson, Hazel Lemrick, Irma Mann, Kathryn Marquis, Joseph Mattick, Henry Moss, James Mosteller, Danny O'Rear, Norma Osborne, William Poif, Floyd Rogers, Myron Ruszler Rosemary Shelburne, Marjorie Sherwood, William Smith, Joan Smith, Dale Snod- Bonnie Warner, Albert'Williams, Betty Yocum, Irene Zam- grass, Doris Snodgrass, Ernestine Stewart, Imogene Stultz, benini. 1942 Charlotte Austin, Marilynn Barnes, Harold Bellinger, Eva Blair, Edward Bockhold, Robert Boyll, Richard Cain, Virginia Cottrell, Seth Critchley, Eugene Cundiff, Dorothy Darnell, Betty Donham, Lorene Durham, Donald Easton, Rosemary Epperson, Richard Fagg, Herbert Flynn, Jennie Fuller, Alverna Graham, Helen Hale, Beulah Hamblen, Dorothy Herman, Esther Jones, Marthann Jones, Dorothy Joslyn, Annetta Kalber, Kathleen Long, Ruth Meyers, Re- gina Minar, Rosalie Mitchell, Betty Motz, James Norton, Joe O'Rourke, William Orth, Norma Otte, Myra Perkins, Florence Remler, James Rogers, John Ruszler, Mary Rusz- ler, Doyne Scank, John Shestack, Anna Smith, Bob Smith, Russell Smith, Mary Steiner, Ernie Sturm, Roy Tindall, Harold Trout, June Turpin, Betty Williams, Ferol Williams, Virginia Wood. 1943 W'ilma Akers, Harold Barnes, William Bellinger, Rich- ard Bemis, Marjorie Bensinger, Janet Blocltsom, Phillip Blocksom, Ruth Burkett, Bill Carlin, Carl Commons, De- lorma Corzine, Ruth Creal, George Dean, Margaret For- sythe, Robert Gossman, Evelyn Haase, John Halter, Everett Head, Josephine Howell, John King, Patricia Kyle, Marie Love, Helen McLaughlin, Lea Modlin, John Neese, Bill Pruitt, Elizabeth Salmon, Fred Salmon, James Smith, David Stewart, Gerald Stone, Robert Stone, James Vaughn, Doris Vaught, George Zambenini. Forty-three Before we say adeiu, we wish to extend our thanks To Don Aldrich for his photography. To Helen Hale, who did all of our typing. To Mr. Coverstone, who drew our otter for the cover and the silhouette. And to the following merchants Without whose help it would have been impossible to publish this book. FREERS GENERAL STORE Compliments and LUNCH Room of L. R. COX Quality Meats, Food, and Merchandise North Terre Haute, Ind. North Terre Haute, Ind. A Good Place To Trade PHONE-3195 MARKIN'S GROCERY Meat-Vegetables-Feed Park Ave. 8: Fruitridge Com pliments of HIGHLAND CREAMERY CO First and Poplar St. Terre Haute, Ind. Phone C-3725 I DOWNEY'S HATCHERY Compliments 232 South 3rd St. of MIDWAY GROCERY l'h0ne C-7465 North Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute, Ind. I Fortyfour Compliments EDDIE STABLETON'S of GROCERY AND FOUNTAIN LO0K.0UT FARM Good Luck Buddies J- J- WATSON Prop. North Terre Haute, Ind. 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