Reelsville High School - Chief Yearbook (Reelsville, IN)

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Senior Class History Our Search For Freedom 50-51 It all started our year of 50-51 at the Reelsville High School. Our leader was Nr. Luther B. Mann, with the assistance of hr. Alward, Nr. W. Koile, Mr. Richard Marksbarry, Mrs. Bamburger, and Mrs. Thomas. We Bill Amers, Joe Collins, Retta Barnett, Bill Cox, Jack Cox, Audrey Dobson, Russell Gardner, Bob Girton, Barbara Jones, Feb Kendall, Arthur Kirk, Phyllis Neese, Robert Taylor, Shirley Ward, Sharon White, and Jack Young. We gained two strays through out the year which were Ruth Matherly and Shirley Wright, but left soon afterwards. Our gang of 16 decided by the way we were being shoved around just too much. Our Fight For Freedom was upon our Shoulders. we had three search parties ahead of us. 51-52 Over a rest period of four months we started out again in the year of 51-52 to start another search party concerning the gang, which was the same gang as last year except Bill Amers who joined another party and Joe Collins which dropped out completly. We still have same leader but new assistants who are Jane John, Mrs. Thelma Sutheslin, hr. Ralph Owen, Mr. Charles Griffith, hrs. Olive Kirk, and last but not least Mrs. Roxie Hentschler, Mr. Griffith who got dishearted and left us at Christmas with Mr. Hurst taking his place. We thought maybe that this would be a chance for the gang to gain a little of our lost and unselfish freedom, for which we were, all striving for. with our chins up and our shoulders to the wheel we managed to get through this years party. 52-53 During this vacation trip we just lost one member of our party, which was Sharon White. She decided that a mew search for freedom was in sight for her and got married in December of 52. replaced by Mr. Gilbert and Mrs. Betty Aker. We another search. We did search again in the fall FREEDOMW would be ended by Four old assistants went out and four more Hassler, Mr. Woodie McBride, Mrs. Olive Kirk, had a narrow escape but finished striving for not want to give up so we started for another of n53n. Le were hoping that our WSEARCH FOR the spring of Sh. 53-5b with our vacation over and a New School in sight we hope to find the end of our dream HOUR SEARCH FOR F1hmDCLH with a new leader, hr. Donald Cooper and Two New Assistants Pr. Bob Gray and Mr. Carl Foreman, hrs. Sutherlin came back for a second year. Along with the old assist- ants, hr. Gilbert Hassler and hrs. Olive Kirk, hrs. Roxie Rentschler, With cooperation from one and all we made a great pain during our four long trips of HOUR SEAHCH Ffh FHL DOiH which was founded in the spring of Sh. he now aim to fight just as hard for our future. We lost one member in January, which was Russell Gardner. He sure miss him.

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Cla' s W17l I, Audrey Dobson, will to nobody nothing, because I have nothing to will. I, Phyllis Neese, will my long hair to Patty Hutcheson. I, Barbara Jones, will my used typewriter to Mrs. Rentschler. I, Shirley Ward, will my straight hair to Rita Riggs. I, Retta Barnett, will all the soup beans and corn bread to Mr. Gray. I, Robert Taylor, will my battered old Derby to Bill Williams. I, Arthur Kirk, will my ability to skip band to Joe Friend. I, Jack Young, will my ability to take square roots to Charles Boyer. I, Web Kendall, will to Kenny Kirk my life savings which consist of the following: one toothpick, two buttons, and a piece of string. I, Jack Cox, will my 195 Pounds to Dicky Butts. I, Bill Cox, will the moles on my back to Bob Aker and Dale Nelson. I, Bob Girton, will my ability to drive over 30 M.P.H. on gravel roads to Charles Boyer. I, Gib Hassler, will my new Lincoln Convertible to the Senior Girls and to the Senior Boys, I, will my old worn out Chevrolet. we the Seniors will to all the under-classmen, the ability to get along with all the teachers, and the ability to get their lessons on time' We hope to meet you on that long hard road of life, where one for all, and all for one. ?hyl.US D. TEACHER, Have ' N you ev .L shmfv w M..cEZti??3? Avoriy Q -feggnu Bane I 'ru 'I Rem a -K ' vi gjggvgx ' U-sw 15251, Boba -D ' 3 lj! f xy., ,xy YN 1 X , ' Y v tx 1 ? A rl 4 1 2 - C' 5 A , lQgf1r 5 JUVGK Witnesses: Six noisy type-writers and Six English students. C.