Patoka High School - Wrens Yearbook (Patoka, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1939 volume:

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LfEL4ff!7.57 , ,i'wf'f'n 5W 5Y L .. . - :uv ,',fg4,a. . ,g. gm,'Ei,:Hi T H, , SW, J 1' '-in -fi-Q. 'Y 4 M 4, .ef , , 1. . f . e -af .-iqe '.,-ni-1,M,,,m. ,. k , Y .H .., Q 1. - V W- WW: ' '-'ve 1 .. .wr 439, . -f . .. M Q, , gp . , A 5 x RA ' gm,-sr:5.V,g.14,ff ,xh f M ,.., 0 . 3 Wiggkfiiifi FIBRIS Q-Q . A .i, qb., 7 i-'J iz a- ,,:41 ' If :. 4 . As a tokil at yan ef inert for an aeimblg -an this annul te nu' pnmrbg--ww -- ,fu -4 'as .lg W -V ,s 1, 1. A. ,,..,s-,.' -fm: W. .W wi' :,, 4 FL f A Ez 3 lui ' u his FOREWORD We, the class of 1959, present for your approval this volume of 'Golden Memories of the 39grg.W Since we are the first class of Patoka High School to attempt to publish an annual, we hope it will be a success. Realizing that High School days are ' happy days, we have attempted, in this volume, to portray the various phases of student life, and, to keep fresh in mind the names and faces of classmates and teachers, we have included photographs of the various classes and of the Faculty. If in future years this book proves to be a mlrror of the pleasant days at Patoka High School, our efforts shall not have been in vain. ' A A ,M f.yQ,-'f'- ' 'fl-A'Px ' :ffkif L. A-'Q f,ff.11-'A 1 A N- - x -' 'ff' A wi '- V wwf .. in . - LP-Y-'..' ' f . 'A ' ff'-' . 44 fu, H 144,23 JE -'tx Ls , ' - - 2 44. -a4f:.1'ay,g 4. . x fn..-, fu wg' .4 j 1 in , Q s .M A.,-.y ,V w A A- ' K . .T'm '..f . V ,fy w..h',, . A? -- . x. , , . fry 3 , f, ff, Q 42:11 --gf-Jfrf .' -in fqsf- J, e.f .. .,'.Q, - 1. ,t ,5 K, af 'Jw' F434-w,, O sf' 1:'u 5-Y. A . AJS. 3 wiv , v 5 Y I . I -,521 P zfg hy? v W .l.?li5', -332' Q7 Q W t- ' N fr 2 ',f,'if??' 'Q .i ? 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FRED WILDER Mr. Wilder is a very popular teacher among the students of Patoka High School, He has been principal here for four years, and also has been basketball coach. While principal of Patoka High School Mr. Wilder has taught Algebra, Geometry, Physics, and Arithmetic. o I MA is 0 L 1 Y ,M 0 West View of the High school Building 'T In e1' 5. I Q T7 FE 3 K e 1 f-4 wr? ' T1 1 4 5? Qif ,px . b 1 N if' 'g.:5f'f: '15 2? fs fi' ' 41 Jw . gg' -1 4 ' 1 ,, n I . v 'c I I ' I Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss An.. ..-. i . -fm '- ' ' tv First Rowg Left to Right Knight -------- Music and art teacher Barker ----- Home Ee, English, French Bunnell- Kindred- Johnson- Campbell -----Arithmetic, and Typing Second and Third Grades Fourth and Fifth Grades --------First Grade teacher Second Rowg Left to Right Mr. Wilder ------ -Geometry and Arithmetic Mr. Stuckey ----- Science, Biology, Civics Mr. Fisher ----------- Civics, Citizenship Miss Decker ------- Fifth and Sixth Grades Miss Collins --------------------- English - f If ,V 4 5 J? :T 'if'-1... fb gi 2 3 A ,. , ,, , ..,,.,,,,.,. .. .N .. m-cam :n:.,,:.:-.---vegas. was ewww mwmmmv- nifff I . .1 Vg, ' 3. ,,. R. 3 Front Row: Left to Right: 'Mary Louise Morrison, T Jean White, Berniece Marsh, Mildred Garwood, Mary 5 Second Rowg Left to Right: Kenneth Smith, Marjorie 3 Manning, Raymond Gilpatrick, Everett Fisher fSponserl Thomas Garr t, Robert Fleming. 1 MARY LOUISE MORRISON , In every class there is at least one person A who is a scholar, whose scholastic abilities are T an honor and a challenge to the rest of the school , and the class. Such a person is Mary Louise. ' JEAN WHITE 5 To a person who has an appreciation of the Y Arts, life is never a dull, uninteresting affair. L Life then, to Jean, must be very full of meaning, H for, while she is not always concerned with its 5 prosaic everyday care , she has a deep appreciation , of some of its fine 'sidess Music, Art, and . Literature. qjsf' Q is,- U X-Nwwyxllgyjff .flC':Li'?P4idi Q we-'I 4 lf? 4' i .- Q f . .3T,-g.wQ ,i. ' I52+,Le55'i? - - , 'X 3- MQ-ws -V -4 wif S MILDRED GARWO on Mildred Garwood has shown steady improvement scholastically during her four years in high school. She has a very pleasing personality and is willing , to cooperate with not only the faculty bgt her school mates as well. She is a very dependable person and gets the work completed that is assigned 5 as. to her. She does not wait to be asked to help but 3 is observing and offers assistance readily. Q BERNIECE MARSH i'il' It has been said that WMusic washes away the dust of every day life.N Benny's interest lies in the field of music 4 and she has taken an active part in extra-curricular 5 activities, She has accompanied the Glee Club and 3 E Orchestra for the past three years. 3 Some day we'll be-proud to say Wwe knew Benny P Whbnaooooooon HARY ELLIOTT One senior of whom we will probably hear a p great deal in the future in the journalistic circle is Mary Elliott. She has attended Patoka High School three years, while attending one year at Battle Creek, Michigan. A Mary acted as assistant editor of the school paper during her junior year. As a senior she has Qgggiill been editor of the annual and school paper. These 3 are positions for which a student gets much criticism 3 and little praiseg yet they take ability, intelligencei patience, tact, and initiative. Mary has these qual- 2 ities as well as being able to make people like her. 5 Mary will go far in whatever she chooses to E do for she will do it well. '1- f 1,--- 2.11142 AA- 4'-as-?'f43l:l'Q53lriQ1-J M 1 4 af' ' 'G 5? 55.53 2, ' ' X . 331 'F W 'f zffwl f f ft ' 45 ,fir , M n i ' 'fi 1 vw , 13,1 . www? ,.. f-:wg , -,-,. .1 ' A ' O MTW . .fu ,. -7 - . Av K, . V. WV? hh pi .. M Y' le Y . f Q-We H53 'z nil? A? . dv ai? Wi? Wx 'H 'Y 35:33 ' Bi K- 'fl tag. 4,11 f 'Or Q U '.-.1'f 4, 5' '4' 'nm r Q - N HARJORIE MANNING 'Still waters run deep.' 'lhrj' is a very quiet but, nelertheless, an extr mely dependable girl. She will undertake any task or problem no matter how difficult, and solve it in an excep- tionally mastertul way. RAYMOND GILPATRICK Our athletic teams will surely miss Raymond when the call is made next year. While in high school his opponents in basketball always feared his ability to hit the basket. In basketball he south-pawed with deadly accuracy. Raymond's performance in the senior class play, 'The Absent Minded Professorg' kept the large crowd in an up- roar. THOMAS GARRETT 'Tom'l' conservative ideas and willingness to do work for his school made him a valuable member of our class. He was a member of the student council for three years. we will not be surprised if Tom becomes an outstanding engineer some day. ROBERT FLEMING The making of a man depends largely on his willingness to accept responsibilityg take the bitter with the sweet and never dodge anything because it is hard. 'Bohn has lived the above thought since he entered Patoka High School. He especially ' displayed these characteristics in school subjects, athletic and extra-curricular activities. In September 1935 lb Freshmen were proudly situated in the Assembly. They were Mary Elliott, Tom Garrett, James Garwood, Mildred Garwood, Raymond Gilpatrick, Bert Jones, Charles Key, Berniece Marsh, James Moore, Kenneth Smith, Millard Spain, Mayme Stewart, Merietha wilkens, and Pauline williams. Jean White came here from Spring- A field, Illinois in November. Benny Marsh was a elected president of the class and she was also ele- cted yell leader. Merietha wilkens, Charles Key, and Mary Elliott 1 left the class but Mary Louise Morrison, Robert Fleming, and Marjorie Manning teamed up with the class. This gave the class the same number of students as there were in the Freshman class the preceeding year. Although quite a few started out in the Junior year, before it was ended the following had left the f class: James Moore, Bert Jones, willard Spain, and i James Garwood. Mary Elliott came back from Battle Creek, Michigan, this added one more to our total of 15. Several of the class ordered jackets at the beginning of the junior year. In October we present- 1 ed the play, WTom Sawyeru, under the direction of Miss Gilpatrick. The play was very successful and entertaining as well. was the junior-senior According to comments ed gyms for some time The main event of the year banquet held in the school gym. g it was one of the best decorat J At the beginning Marjorie Manning was elected class president. A few f weeks after school began the class ordered rings. w of the senior year we totaled 9.f sg .S:-- ' .14 2 .f,-.JQNLCEBZES Our Class play was HThe Absent-Minded Professbrn. qgmg eg, ,exe The class decided to present a year book this year -iwmwiagg under the direction and guidance of Mr. Fisher. This Qjgggjigg was a new idea and proved to be quite the talk of the 'itxfiiii school. Berniece Marsh, Marjorie Manning, and Jean -'W' MMWM white of the class are members of the Glee Club, Robert Fleming, Jean Jhite, and Berniece Marsh are members of the school orchestra. Berniece Marsh has also been yell leader for 4 years. Although there have been times when the class have agreed and disagreed, we, the class as a whQle, treasure and cherish the memories of our school days gone by - -V -- a-..tr:ht.vfL.-'iv151- fm. G. gm 0 1 135. 'vii -fl if H 1 t , E E B WILL As the end of the School year approaches, we the Seniors, find it the usual routine to scan over our belongings, property, and rights, as we don't feel right in leaving the Al q Mater , and taking all of them with us, so we have 5 F. consulted our lawyer and after deciding on what Q to leave had a will drawn up. we hope it is w nleasinr for those of you whom we have mentioned Q so take 'good care of' what we leave you. Taking j the class one at a time we find that Bernieoe Marsh iS first. Q Ur e Free hearted Benny, she wishes to leave to , Nancy Lee Kolb her forgetfullness and her deep 5 L ft interest in the opposite sex. And to Betty Jane 5 5 Pauley she wills one tiny date with Raymond Q M. Skelton. Now ian't that sweet of her? 5 Next is Mildred Garwood, a sweet shy little E girl who claims that she hasn't much to will but 3 we think that it is quite a bit. She wills to E Alex Belcher the art of making those little red s ,lb and white dolls that caused so much talk for 5 5 uite a while She also leaves to all of the i girls whose hearts happen to be in Hazleton, the 5 right to visit there without any comment from X any one else. 3 1- we, AP Q' Slippery . H9 wills to Gabby Hart the title of ideal man for next 1 year. And to Vaughn Meeks he leaves song requests he gets from the girls from Gray- ville. And to who ever can put up with him he wills George Horrall, or Public Nuiance Number And next is Thomas Robert Sonny Two-Gun Garrett----Golly what a name f, m H H d D' m 'PH-re' ' xi ?lgbV if NME 5 3 l in other words. SJ!-iff 4 P' 4 P'- D- B m B o H '4 o Ps D' m H m m PJ Pa m D Q1 m C9 Q o'4 O-'-P-L onsm own m we W C d- o H- Phd UQ z'm H- I'-3 U1 m m m w W U'UV4 I-'OCC P' O C CIF' 1.+I-4' PE' D'w W 5 CDC? O 5 U'E 1 H O O 5'd'O HCDCYKD HQIPJI3 I--'-v CDD: m '4 W Q UJPJO 02. 5 5232 Cfqfi-Jon CD Ole F 'QJH ' 5 H O W'm Pb ECU! 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She wills to the next senior lEl fr class president, better luck with everything, as Hg, if luck will help her a lot. And to Frances wilson ikgg gg she wills her quiet and reserve nature, who she Rf' 1Q.i hopes will make good use of it. Eiga ,Q gl, V gif Raymond Gilpatrick wills to Gabby Hart a new igi, ffgj, razor just in case he wants another close hair cut N fs' ' ,RQ -- this coming summer. He wills to Jael: white the fs2fg ,.. 'gi management of the Senior Class next year. And he fgig' N Q A-l' wants to leave something that is truly close to q'p Q ,f him to Ray MacRoberts, so he wills to him his is ill ability to tell those long drawn out unbelievable iF5! 2 if tales. 2Q+a ,m5f, Robert Fleming is extra nice so he leaves his age. 5 ig old tennis shoes to Richard Byerly just for luck. is ','Q So if they don't fit wear them around your neck. Ji 'WJ' And to Ed Meeks he wills his studious nature that Bi? gr he hasn't got. i ggi? ,ifw And lastly Jean white, she wills her dignity ,ghf .Q and poise to .nine Braseiton. And to Virginia' ,ji Rogers she wills a sleet little headache and her ,Ny .wQj' pretty smile. All of the gum under her desk goes ,imma -...-...msmsnassvg to Nell Lou Garrett and Lillian Hyneman. ' l Q That finishes up the individual willing, but Affg i'i' the class as a whole wills to Junior class a private zzgssslf room for studying next year. And to all the teach- ...aww 3HfJf5 ers and class mates we wish to leave a memory of us xg! f NQNS, which we truly hope isn't too bad, and that you'll ,wi QW 335 if always remember us. Now please don't take any of gp? wjggt this will serious as it is all in fun and we hope X, 'fig Q, that there are no hard feelings. N fi' isgjiu 52? fn? 5 K -A he Z' Vg 'J -,. -,G ,W-,ali , L . 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Some of them may go tosoollege And rapidly forge aheadg Gthers may work or stay at home And some may soon be wed. Whatever it is they And they truly want Just give them some And they will prove A A attempt td do, time- it to you. The Seniors have a few words 1 To say in regard to you, Don't give up your schooling 'til Your high school days are through Class Song Goodbye now, Goodbye now We really hate to go Goodbye now, Goodbye now To time we can't say no OUT IIGTVGB 8I'6 OHS S 9 It won't be long We'll get a nice long rest Goodbye now, Goodbye now We're leaving P, H. S. .r.l...-t-.,,. ..xM, ...l ua,..,, . ,..., .. . .. ,,.-,..... M- .................-...-..........-..............M...,..,,.,i is FW 7 . 2 . f WHO'S WHO Most popular faculty member ------ Nh. Wilder Best looking faculty member ---- -Mr. Wilder The sheid ---------------- Raymond Gilpatrick Most polite student ----- ---Zelpha Morrison Best looking boy ----- - ---- --Robert Fleming Best boy athlete ------ - ----- Ray MhcRoberts Laziest student ---------- Raymond Gilpatrick Most graceful girl ---------- Nancy Chappelle Most popular boy ------------- Robert Fleming Wittiest student ---------------- Franz Moore Studies most in assembly---Mary L. Morrison Peppiest student ------------- Francis Wilson Best looking girl ---- Biggest dude --------- Biggest vamp --------- Bernieoe Marsh John Boyles Nancy Lee Lolb -----------------------------Bernlece Marsh Talks most ------------------- Francis Wilson - ------------------------- ---Maxine Manning ----Annis Partenheimer Most popular girl- ----------- Bernieoe marsh L Busiest student Heaviest girl-- L1 test irl --------Mary ouise Morrison Heaviest boy ---- -------------Virginia Rogers -- -------------- Wilmer Hart --Mary Catherine Yeager sh e ------- Lightest boy --------------- Malcolm Campbell Tallest girl---- ---- ---Catherine Clutinger Tallest boy ---- -- ------- Raymond Gilpatrick Shortest girl --------------- Lillian Goodman Shortest gmyL-- -------------Elwood Capehart Oldest girl --------------- ----Mary Elliott Oldest boy ----- - L- .- - owlsZ-.i'T1'i'fX'133'-'P-'Fa-1Hi2ff ?5t?L ----------------Alex Belcher Q 5 E : 5 S 4 5 6 i . S s 4 , 5 . 5 A' x ,QF LB-f N5 1 r .'!,.e--, ' x.'f'1 I . 3 f 4 6 5 1 fs 5 Y in- 22' 2 2 fr H+? gif? 91 Q s 'ff ' '-3 tg J . l. 3,9 'Vt' 1 'lfe :Z N , ' x ., in 5?-E Q, Q 3 V gijg, X in fl - -rl X- , -. 5: --..-............. ' ' u-Q-........ ' 514FQ iz 5'-fri lf - ,i W? 251' fail if 5 .-.. ',f,L f' I ,YY ila 2 Nl 5 - B5 ' ,-. .. .....,.................,.,...,.............- I f I.. t sg QQ - .rfgz ,432 li ls 9 Pu ,' f W , Q, 5, aagyf, X ' . sf y 5. A ' K UNIUH5 in G15 iw, .f t ,ki I .. sr N, if x 15:- -,Km 'Sit ..,,g-xg . ,F ., 2 ' 'K A 471.23 QM? 4 3-QSM.: xr ALJTSQMDMQQK !m?2+'A-v I! x -if?-Ili if'iN:!ifD f T ...nyfy-.'Qv .QQ I .,, t, ,,,, w- The class of l94O began its high school carrer in 1936 with l9 members. They were as followsz' Gene Whitehouse, Herbert Gray, Nell Lou Garrett, Nancy Lee Kolb, Charles Smith, Edwin Meeks, Sigel' Eads, Jane Adams, Lavaughn Meeks, Lillian Hyneman, Mary Ellen Spain, Willard Spain,'George Capehart, ' Murrell Slinker, Lillian Goodman, Linda Smith, Andrew ' Alcorn, Jack White, Virginia Rogers. Lillian Hyne- man had the honor of being our first class president with Gene Whitehouse as vice-president and Jack White as secretary-treasurer. For our Sophomore year Lillian Hyneman was re- elected president with Nell Lou Garrett as vice- president and Jane Adams as secretary-treasurer. In' this year Charles Smith, Murrell Slinker, Sigel Eads, Lillian Goodman, George Capehart and Andrew Alcorn left us. Our Junior year opened with 9 members. Lillian ,2 Goodman returned to the fold and we found new recruit S ,new in Alice Horrall and Imojene Muncie. Lillian Hyne- xggagggg man was again elected president with Nell Lou Garrett M ,,.,, W as vice-president and Virginia Rogers as secretary- AH,mT -lii treasurer. Q53 The 20th of October 1938 we gave our Junior class play fThe Red4Headed Step-child' in the high school 1 auditorium. We held our Junior- Senior Reception at the Fortnightly Club in Vincennes on April 15th 1959 with the Seniors as our Guests. E, .. , F1 4 :gif 'Z SUPHUMUHE5 :, V f 'iiafv3mg J5 -.- ,iv-,4'f. .,' wf'z45.v 1: . Tp f mea, . ' 1 ff: v i' K E ,Q U U if: :fff ' V E A j',5j5g,e1: - ,. , xb 35,5 - -x 1 .gzwxi ' . W 1 ff . .l r -. V 9' Qwqgf ' 9 , 'Q2,,.ifg3f W: ,., 'z -gg: ggi.. iig 1i1kFll'i:f,ya. 'v ixwmmm k ', , wgesmyx ,wi.v.qgf5 S1f1S'!zT . .Q 'c Xg:,glygfig A X E sf . . enegqm-z,:aim.u. Pi 'Q-K-yr, ., M at fs, K1 - 4 f, , , Y' a ,Q Q ,ff .,, 5 9, .Q ,, Y imp-. ,. -, , an 4 IM , I M ,.., X, ..,-..,..35,- ,Wa ,NE A, . 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First comes the athletic field. The class contributed the following members to the basketball team: Ray KcRoberts. Wilmer HGabbyN Hart, Q, Junior NBettsW Hughes, Alex Belcher, Junior Cutright, FQ Richard Byerly and Sigel Eads. Charles Taylor was gi water boy and official towel thrower. We also had ' sl on the side lines two yell leaders, Nancy Chappelle, eg and Maxine Manning. In the musical field the class : has ten members in Glee Club and two in orchestra. We believe we are the most happy-go-lucky group of fun-believers in school. We hold-undisputed record for parties held, We have an average of a party a . month. Can you beat it? We are not lacking in romance either, for several of our members are very romantically inclined. Oh yes, we nearly forgot.' Our president, David Clutinger, won the ping-pong tourney. Miss Barker, our English teacher, has quite e Q.. t 2 K if a collection of articles large and small which she is has obtained from certain members of this class. Our if reputation is -------------- -- ---- wee-l-l-l-l. Qi tm The members of the Sophomore class are: Alex Belcher, Elkins Belcher, Wilhelminia Braselton, John Boyles, Richard Byerly, Jr. Cutright, David if --. .,-. 1-ewmmQ4', ., , r- - 'Q ' 1 Clutinger, Nancy Chappelle, Jean Coleman, Sigel Eads, j35f::::: Charles Hunt, Jr. Hughes, Wilmer Hart, Bobbie Hartley,eT Ray McRoberts, Maxine Manning, Nettie May Morrison, gg '7 - - 1 -- If . - - sf aelpha Ruth Morrison, Franrlin moore, Aanis .q Partenheimer, Franklin Stokes, Floyd Slinker, Charles lp. Taylor, Frances Ellen Wilson, Eugenia Williams, ,Q Margaret Ann White, Wanda Wheeler. Qs V X iq fl g: 3575?-if i'iZiIET?fS?i?A-hifi. S .. ...,..-.lm--.--44...- .9 .a - , s-.. .FQ rf! T22 SA Q 4 E Q 22 1. if is -Q K 5, Q Q ,r--1--1 -Lf vw,-4 vm . ' ' ' 9' ' 'rfrffwwssw-Tsf . , . , , , . , W a ' 1 J X W , r 1 . 1 n ' 4 E I, -f N w-. , 1 WEA., 3? riff FRESH ax A if . Q3 K .-siyE2?t V lm f-Y , f, ?'Ef,z'5 ,J ,: '1,1FJJ if . Af -ff! r 5- 'f 1 , pvx. rw Rf 4 X ,v N 1 '14 ..,., Members of the class gre: Helen Hicks, Alice Morrison, Mary Kathryn Yeager, Catherine Glutinger, Geneva Curl, Betty Flo Gieseke, Pat Milburn, Iris Palmer, Raymond Skelton, Howard Meeks, Billy Franklin Joe Watt Adams, nlwocd Capehart, Walter Marsh, Carl White, Malcom Campbell, Therme Scott, Eugene Willis, Biden Smith, David Hull, Edward Berger, Luther Lynch and Mary Ellen Stone, and Thurman Scott. The freshman class has twenty-three members. Of these twenty-three students seven have sttented the Pdtoka School since the first grade. Our class seems musically inclined as nine of our rank are members of the Glee Club and Orchestra. Rqymcnd Skelton, our class president, is a member of the Varsity blsket bill team and six of our boys are taking an active pirt in scout work. We also take pride in saying that P-tty Ann Milburn of our cless was elected Bssketball Queen for the years 1958-'o9. - s '- it f -1- F .gf- Q!!!-id 'V , , JC.13:,.L-az: ' f ' -':5T A r ess-:I Q5 1 'L Q, ' 'I Q ff, P! ' .151 '., f -' ex' iw warn,-wx-txllvti 'A 1 nv-w1,1:'.'sis?w'PI!u ' ' 4 ,NW .. ' Ai-1 !G!U!i S . ,.,....w,,..-. 1 , V, 1. , f :,5' Y ' Y -h ,- 5:12 Q .iw 'R SM ' I K 9 A, ' ' ' I -yf X Q J F I ' L . ,W 4- , .YQ ,, . . , , ,Y I .aw :' ,w w-N ,J 1 f 4: Vw A .-,N-, 1, 1. . , '1,gt is 22 k ,PA fm K. 1 I Q 3 . 5, 1 :Q 1 r Mi X i x Lf-fn: f .5 if JZQT' a ,jr , 4 r ,jf m , ' K , I . Q , '-viii' .e.':'6f:iEi : - i . iff' if a,'g:?Ti'21:u ' QLJZYS vi. ,': Q -'E ,: ,, 3 if W Lf , 1 A311 g,,41EQ Q T' , eg ., M ,Q . ifrqi f, gi 4 , ' ' ,, L . V gffff , -rs 1-. ' . , In '1:fE'ia 'g::ng,f. ,..A, , L' f NL ,i ,V ,.,iQ,. - 1 . i , fygjfh .a 'iiwfffnf sfnif, -.L ,353 f A eil? :mag ::.f,.iZ.fQ, izww W 1 f - if . . x ,Q .fI.fr ff , VL w 1', 'F .. ,Q wrt: ' f I ' L . 'W 4. . 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Seventh Grade We are sorry to say that the picture of tae 7th grade did not develope, but we will give you the names of the members: Lilly Anthis, Beverly Byerley, Jack Braseleton, Clyde Elliott, Gladys elliott, Mary Hull, wilmer Jones, Antionette Kolb, Clifford Huncie, Mildred Vurphy, Donald Rainbolt, Marie Speedy, hhrjorie Sanders, Betty Jo Smith, Delphis Stone, Ruth Maxine Stevens, John Stone, Jr., Bobby White, John David Wilkins, Gloria Jean Golden, Charles Slinker, and Virginia White. -ni 1 mi ' frigff - , . , Q x g ,. . . . 1 . , , V f A- V A -fr ., X, H ,.1,,:u. 4 u X , ' 'Ba'-7 L W' A + W sf l.ll!!!!LuMg l H ,wg5gal!l -wx uf W ' - .,.. g-f :-'1 :QWT 'fi ' aff WYHQQX ' A 1 4 3540 5343-. .5.:.1'..'F!!!: .4 fgxiq T145 ,ni , , ,zivi ,glf:x4 ..k 4 ' 1 4, 1:13. 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Near the end of the season, Dick began to con- tribute his portion of the points. He has two more years on the team. Raymond Skelton NBones', as he is commonly called, was the smallest guard in the county. He was a very good offensive player, but his strongest points were his ability to hit, dribble, and fake. He has three more years on the team which is Ndefinitelyn something to look forward to. Robert Fleming Bob, a reserve guard, saw plenty of action in all the games, He orobably had more fighting spirit than any other player. He was considered a good defensive man. He are sorry to lose him by graduation. Iilmer Hart NGabbyU was an all-around good player. He worked part time at forward and part time at guard. Gabby was a hard driver and we are ex- pecting great things from him in his next two YBBTBQ 4 w Qf ' 'mffmg -1 - 5 4 ' y AJQ FQ ,ff,+ff1f'73. M r, ,J ,Q 71. e,-1,5 ',,5g3 f.a . Q . 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Much is expected from Alex in his remaining two years. Junior Cutright Most of WCuttys time was spent on the second team. He has a splendid eye for shooting and has, more than once, pulled his team out of the fire in the last seconds of play. Cutty also hae two more years of playing and more power to him!!! o x 0 I .5 1 4-44. , . 4 b 4 7 'W H -f , Aff To further the interest in vocal activities and provide entertainment for various occasions, the high school Glee Ckhb is sponsered by Mrs. Vaughan with approximately twenty-two vocally talented student members. The club has given several public performances. The first being at the Methodist Church on Rally Day. They have made several appearances before the Parent-Teachers meetings. The most important program for which the Glee Club sang was the County'Inst1tute which was held at Patoka High School April l. The club brought the years' activities to a close when they sang for the 1939 Baccalaureate Service and the Commencement exercise. The members of the Glee Club are: Janna Jheeler, Eugiena Williams, Nancy Chappelle, Jane Adams, Benny Marsh, Francis Wilson, Nilhelmenia Brazleton, Maxine Manning, Harjorie Manning, Zelpha Morrison, Nell Lou Garrett, Nancy Kolb, Iris Palmer, Pat Milburn, Nettie harrison, Margaret shite, Jean Jhite, Catherine Clutinger, Virginia Rogers, Betty Gieske, Lillian Hyneman, and Annie Partenheimer. 4.,,.5z5AQ mf--,.. -WEE 2 :iv .1 Q-VF J -3 , 5.ggMfg1QA:1i.-5 ' . 'f ?'f.-N2l6bCi'! W QEHSQR! ,- ,cams .armani , , ..f.,v,-,amass-f-1 5 HQ 1- - if 1. 31,7 , 4 fw7Q 75' if u is ' 4- N V 1 Q -1 '55 fl Qjfff ' f ' F' ,. 5? if x 5 .f'!rw- 4 gil f 2 fa ' , W . , f5: ' LW' ,ga V ,- . I-1. g,., 1 V, , 5 U A ., :yu 4.- Q.: 4, 4 .114 if. P' 'ff ' - V f ' -15 LQ. ,iv -ap , ' :I Qu. au LIL -, f.'.-4 F 3 A ' - W . n Q I 4A'W'7-P , ' 1- , . ,jgqf x L - I..- 9 ', g gm- , ' ,- ,f . 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The seveteen members of the orchestra are to be congratulated on the progress made by them this year. They have made several ,ublic appearances, having played for the Parent-Teachers Association many times the Senior Class play, Countylnstitute, Baccalaureate and Commencement. There are fourteen new instrumental students preparing for the orchestra so as old Father Time rolls on the P.H.S. orchestra will become larger and better . 'A ff? ' 51 fa ,- xg - .fZP,,,:a' vllrfwifxz' .-W, - QV.-, jx I '2 mf . ,. .1 ,MA .1 A: PQ LR4- . a 2' 'ws' ij, '-',' 5 .arm A . J frf - W ,Q I , is n f. f'- E, A M . iw? Q2 af: t 'El , ,V , ,E f ,LHS ,qw 9 ff , ,. 4 :Q-, I 4 W J? 7 , H' In f- 'L 'f' V gx MQ Q M ' 1:1 ' 21' 2 ,U .Af ' - f If 4.,,A,, ,Um W yw zgsh , l .swm ,W ' ' gag 'f 53334 ying: vs- f f' 1 11-V3 21- Qi! 5 ' if , , H ,, ,gg A W . ' -. '-me , Q-, 3 . . A. X, .gi .nik-g - 4' gf. 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P P Front Row: Left to Right--Patty Ann' Milburn, Zelpha Merrison, Jane Adams, Mildred Garwood, Second Row: Mary Louise Morrison, Marjorie Manning, Jean White, Berniece Marsh. Third Row: Nell Lou Garrett, Kenneth Smith, Jack White, Mary Elliott. PAPER STAFF Editor-in-chief ----- Mary Elliott Assist. Editor--Nell Lou Garrett Business Manager ------ Jean White Assistant Bus. Mgr.---Jack White Senior Reporter---Margie Manning Junior Reporter ------- Jane Adams Soph. Reporter---Zelpha Morrison Freshman Reporter ---- Pat Milburn Grade Reporter---Mildred Garwood Joke Editor--- ----- Kenneth Smith Sports Reporter ------ Benny Marsh Cartoonist------ ----- Jean White Proof Reader-4--Mary L. Morrison r 4 5 n 1- V T: 14 ,961 ' ww. Aify. ' flaw A .1 1 .H .- 1 V, ' . 5 ,-,-iiifq , w 7. 54 1 A . .-.1-swam,- ,, ff 'emu - f,,.,a., . v Q, 1 4- 'iii 'ish if. . EMF' Front Row: Fred Wilder, Marjorie Manning, Raymond Skelton, Nell Lou Garrett, Lillian Hynemn, Junior Cutr-ight. Second Rowz Mary L. Morrison, Tom Garrett, David Clutinger, Virginia Rogers, Robert Fleming. ' The above group represent the Patqka ' High School Student Council. The council is composed of the president, vice-president, secretary, and one extra member from the Senior class, the president, vice-president, and secretary of the Junior class, the president, and vice-president of the Sophomore class, the president of the Freshman class and one representative of the junior high school. The council acts as a governing body to decide on affairs in the school and gives each class Q voice in the school government. Elections are held each year by the respective classes and the officers of each class acts on each motion for the members cf his class. ,p . 1 ,, wry' Jr!- ..wsf. ,V wavy: Af., sais pf , -V -, Ii . w 'v 'A': t F i ' Q A 4f,4iSikRHw -' , ks v. we K' 'lffigg We H. 97.3 ren Leaders as Si Berniece Marsh Nancy Chappelle Maxine Manning ails fx ly! AI' 22 The girls pictured above were the three K? merry maidens who led the cheering sections of 1 'X dear old P. H. S. Berniece has been cheer ' 5 leader four years, Nancy Chappelle two years, - and Maxine became a leader this year. The three Q32 girls brought praise to the home school by their Qtr peppy yelling. Even when defeat was assured for ,fsgfi the Wrens, the yell leaders kept the crowd in 5.31 a boosting spirit and always secured good gggg sportsmanship in the qctions of the Sans. Berniece plays the piano for the Glee Club and the orchestra and sings in the girls' sextette. Maxine is a member of the Glee Club. Nancy sings in the Glee Club and also in the sextette. All three of the girls like sports. Berniece says her favorite one is tennis. While Berniece graduates this spring with honors, the other two girls will be back next year, ready to take up the yelling duties if the vote of the students calls them. . .. , .-7.7- M. 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