Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1943 volume:

.tl 'gf A 7 -4 l gm MGJ 1 'Q 19513 Pfffvogafga a Dvugzzn V 7.715 QVEQTON Sfpymqs ! E Q E 3 L H . I. ,JB - .g0l'elUCll'll The Senior class of 43 , aH'er much discussion and debafing, chose a very 'Filling and appropriafe fheme of Vicl'ory for our book, which was used lhroughouf. We leave ihis Panorama wifh much pride and sorrow: pride fhal' we have accomplished some+hing in our fwelve years of sfudyg and sor- row lhal' we musl' leave our friends and good limes fo face lhe unknown world in ifs presenl' condi'I'ions. To all who read +his book, we hope il' expresses some of fhe values we have aH'ained from aH'ending Rcyerion High School. Unable of Content: Views Snaps ,..,... ...,,A..A... lnsfrucfors Faculfy Pic'I'ures and Summary ,.,....... Classes Seniors .,......,.,.. Underclassmen ..,,. Grades ..,...................... Teams Baslzeiball Firsl' Team ..,,...... Baslcelball Second Team .... . Baseball Team ...............v...... Yell Leaders...... Organizalions Band ............. Clubs ......, Refleclions Calendar ..... Yours Truly Farewell ....... Page 6- 7 I0-Il I4-2l 22-29 30-37 40-42 43 44 45 48 ..,........49-5I 54-57 63 sberfica lion We, +he Senior Class of I943, +l1ink ii' only fi1 ring and proper and deem il' a pleasure +o dedica+e 1'l1is bool: fo our sponsor, Mr. Sfebbins, who has so willingly and ably guided and direc+ed +I-me building of our foundafion of life. ri The Seniors of 43 wish fo express our fhanlxs and appreciafion fo our principal, Mr. French. Due fo his excellenf guidance and encouragemenf, we have enjoyed a successful and enioyable school ferm. 4 sfandards of educafion. To Mr. Lee O. Baird, Delaware Counfy Superin- fendenf, fhe Seniors of Royerfon High School, as all Delaware Counfy Seniors, owe much grafifude. Through his cooperafion we have gained higher We are fhanlcful fo Mr. Lowell Sfafford, our frusfee. for his infer- esf and fine work in our behalf. Through his efforfs R o y e r f o n School now has a service flag wifh blue sfars representing fhe boys serving for our counfry, who have affended Royerfon High School, and gold sfars represenfing fhose who gave fheir lives. Above fhis symbol of pafriofism shines a lighf which will burn for fhe durafion of 'the war. .9 'is WUGTCDIRY I U Q-QQ gjQaQQ Q I X 'CIQQQQ ,7 MX .sm M Q G Q A iffri 1 1 Q ' I 4, QQ Sl X w . X-xx A ':g:na u Q 1 1 ' 'X I7 4 ' f a' l ' Q. I ' o,g1gu:1: 1 - ad xxv '- .. -nun. A-Q, .Q , , p ' iv I U XVI I ...i-1.-lj .-.Sl.f.. ,l' 'I ' 4 1 t 7 t 1 1 . Q -1l91alaWiQlW'71? K QQ ww - 3 m y- Y as Pwnnmvvcu 5,11 CTN: 5AfLonJ , fi +W,'l I Z' iQ frH.4wf.f1f'f'f51 1- Q3 2 i J.. t 4.2 V 1 V P! s. .4 W? ' Wi-fo P P X172 Penis. LY - ORcm.sTA Q It .... 1 x K f3,,,g,y Bunn ssmudfl FQOTIIC Z ' x ,. '. , Q, . 9 'J J .3 h..t'? --j ' ff' ,-,,,o. - L 1 5 K ' u 5 sg ' ' Ei' Fonlfff WMM D107-If v Fmmm' If K INT? 1z.ADI'lrJ O PR I N z ' gf!! , if V+ , 9 - . 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Assisfanf Business Manager, ,.,.....,.Glenn Bushey ...,.....Charles Brown .,.,Mary Siferd ..,,.,...Phillip Hasson Adverfising Manager ,,., ,,,,... ,, ,, ,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,BiIl Sargent Assisfa ni Adverfising Manager Circulafion Manager ,,....,, ,. ,,.. , Sporfs Edifor ,....,. ,,.. , ., ,,,. Alumni Edifor .,.., Joke Edifor .,,... .. ., Feafure Edifor ,,.. , Assisfanf Feafure Ediforn, High School Class Ediforsw. Grade Edifors ,,...,., ,,... , ,, Grade Edifors .. .,... .. Snap Edifor Picfure Edifor ,. Acfivify Edifor .... Faculfy Advisor Arls Edilor ....,. Ralph Lawson ,,.,.,,.,,,....,.,,,Ralph McLaughlin .,......Max Burf, George Wine Ullom . ,,,,., Mary Hiaff, Maurice Grile Clevenger .. ,.,... .,,. , ..,,..............,...,....,,....,..,.,.a,..., B ill Waller Klrlham, Lois Young .,,..,.Marfha Harmon, Donna McCreery lWesfl ...,....,.,,.,,.Vera Sfradling, Norma Flasher lEasfl Marjorie Hawk Ullom .......,Tom Scoff, Juanila Sfrahan .. ........... - ..,............ Mr. Shbbins ..,..,.a...,Don Byrd WIGTHQLQW III S 'TF EE go S Q! K xy T' X 014 Q X 85859 fl A if A ll xr H HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW-Leif +0 Righfz Mr. Sfebbins, Mr. Dicir, Mr. French, Mr. Newion, and Mr. Boyer. SECOND ROW-Miss Abraham, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Davis. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Keasbey, Mrs. Falls, and Mrs. Brinson. FACULTY WEST BUILDING FIRST ROW-Lef+ 'Io Right: Mrs. Pershing, Miss Bell, Mrs. Quick, Miss Brinsr, Mrs. Morris and Miss Richardson. 10 FACULTY EAST BUILDING FIRST ROW-Leff to Righi: Mrs. Dungan, Mr. Bryner, and Mrs. Shroyer. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Frederick, Miss MarqueII, Miss Bowyer, and Mrs. Keesling. RD ROW-Mrs. Readle, Mrs. Sprong, and Miss Arrhur. On December 23, I942, I'he Ieachers had Iheir annuaI Chris+mas Dinner. The fables were very aH'racI'ive wiih pine cones, cancIIes, cedar branches and old Sania wiih his rein- deers. Turkey wiI'I1 all fhe 'rrimmings was served by Mrs. VanAIIen. Af+er +he feasr Mr. Boyer Ied +he Ieachers in singing Chrisimas Carols. Mr. Sfebbins I'ooIc picfures of Ihe group. Mr. NewI'on acfed as Sanfa CIaus and presenfed giffs Io everyone. A very good +ime was had by aII. 11 1 Jackson Jefferson Raymond Jefferson Clayfon Hayes John Howard Eiler Myron Clark Paul Heffner Donald Hiaff John Sharp Joe Hamilfon Junior Brofhers Leo Hiaff Jacob Clevenger Cliffon Burfon Roy Brown James Browning Joseph Burf Roberf Humberf Carl HiaH Charles Umberger Roberl Umberger' Harold Johnsonbaugh Donald Grey Eugene Beffegnies Lawrence Phillips Joe Hammond Max Harley Gordon Lyons Fred Brammer Joe Siloski Howard Sfafford Don Jarnigan John Sfinneff Thomas Jefferson Rufus Salee Douglas Williamson Jn Service Lee Mansfield Cassius Mansfield Joe Horn Leonard Jefferson Roberf Moore Roberf Powers William Resler James Harley John Browning Darwin Swarh Ofis Connell Roberf Turner Fred Brand Lloyd Jefferson Charles McLaughlin George Jusfus Carl Kefchem Billy Ullom Aubery Brown Roberf Dragoo Charles Tudor James Bryner Charles Dyke Kennefh Wilson Junior Wesfervelf Charles Cloud Arfhur Barfle Howard Mifchell Harry Lawhorn Bill Joliffe James Senecal Perry Mansfield James Marquell Frank Kemmer Frederick Harley 12 Fred Yohey Donald Rager James Goins Earl Holloway Donald Brewingfon' Arfhur Sfebbins Frank Sfebbins Howard Anderson William Joslin James Hiles John Penrod Fred Riggin Paul Glaze EvereH Glaze Roberf Sfrohm Lesfer Chi'H'y Ernesf Chiffy Milfon Berry Roberf Williamson Virgil Frances Lowell Morrow Lowell Wade Lawrence Bufler Roymond Wiggerly Keifh Mansfield Frank Fisher Louis Darsf Keifh Boggs Maurice Cloud Leighfon Whifehead Marilyn Alexander lWavesl Meredifh Kirkham Roberl' Huffer Paul Frederick Brady Alberf McGriff WUGTCQKIQW fi X . Senior Cyan .Hia tory If was a brighf Sepfember day in fhe fall of ninefeen fhirfy-nine, when our good ship, fhe Freshman , launched from fhe porf of Royerfon, sei' sail on fhe vasf sea of educa- fion. The members of fhe crew of fhis fine vessel consisfed of Mary Hiaff, Ralph Law- son, Thomas Scoff, Vera Jean Sfraddling, Juanifa Sfrahan, Helen Ullom, Philip Hesson, Billie Ullom, Bob Meranda, Bonnie Kirkham, John Clevenger, George Wine, Donna McCreery, Marfha Leannah Harman, Glenn Bushey, Mariorie Hawk, Maurice Grile, Dur- ward Moore, Jay F. Sfrom, Lois Young, Ray Eller, Ralph McLaughlin, Mary Louise Siferd, Charles Brown, Max Burf, William Sargenf, Bill Walker, Don Byrd, George Fisher, and Howard Head. The capfain, chosen by fhe crew mem- bers af fhe sfarf of fhe voyage, was Miss Marfin, now Mrs. Brierly. Affer exploring fhe islands of English, Algebra, and Biology our faifhful liffle ship sailed back info porf in fhe spring buf mosf of fhe crew were dissafisfied wifh fhe boaf so we had anofher consfrucfed. The fall of nexf year, ninefeen forfy, saw us launching our new vessel, fhe Sopho- more , for anofher voyage. A new capfain was chosen fhis year for Mrs. Brierly had moved away. The new capfain was Mr. Newfon. We sailed happily fhrough English, Ancienf Hisfory, Geomefry, and Lafin wifh no ofher addifions fo our crew. Riding safely ouf of fhese wafers af fhe end of fhe school year we discovered fhaf 'rhe Sophomore would be foo small for fhe coming year so anofher ship was builf. Chrisfening our new ship fhe Junior , we again sei' sail nexf year, ninefeen forfy- one, buf fhis fime several people ioined our crew. They were Dick Swain, Roy Beal, Olive Tuffle, Loreffa Headley, Myrfle Guf- fey, and Paf Hillery. The crew also chose a new capfain, Mr. Sfebbins, fo guide us farfher info fhe greaf sea. In fhe spring we sailed once more info our home porf affer baffling successfully wifh English, Hisfory, Typing, and ofher subiecfs. The crew survived fhese baffles buf noi' fhe boaf. ln fhe fall of ninefeen forfy-fwo, wifh a new boaf, fhe Senior , we sef sail for fhe lasf fime on fhis wonderful sea of learning. Norma Flesher and Beaulah Harrison were added fo our crew fhis year while Mr. Sfebbins confinued fo guide our good ship fhrough fhe wafers. During fhis voyage, while we were deep in fhe sfudy of Civics, Chemisfry, Bookkeep- ing, and ofher sfudies, Howard Head was lured away from us fo anofher vessel. Thus we have fraversed fhese vasf wafers and have for fhe lasf fime headed info fhe porf of Royerfon wifh fhe feeling fhaf we have explored fhoroughly each opporfunify offered us and wifh fhe feeling, also, fhaf each of us are ready fo fry our hand af sail- ing our own vessel across fhe sea of life . MAX BU RT Baskelball Baseball Commercial Club Agricullural Club Chorus Panorama Staff GLENN BUSHEY Science Club Math. Club Yell Leader Camera Club Panorama Sfaff Hi-Y Table Tennis Champ lnlramural Office Slafl I-2-3-4 3-4 2-3 2-3 2-3-4 4 CHARLES BROWN Baslzelball Baseball Hi-Y Panorama Slaff Commercial Club Science Club 3-4 l-2-3-4 3 2-3 4 2-3-4 2 I-2-3-4 3 DON BYRD Science Club Commercial Club Camera Club lnlramural Drafting Wailing Al The Church Hi-Y Panorama JOHN CLEVENGER Commercial Club Yell Leader 2-3 4 Walling At The Church 3 Science Club Vice-Pres. of Class Panorama Slaff Class Sec. GEORGE FISHER Agricullural Club Inlramural Commerce Club 4 4 4 3 RAY ELLER Baskelball Commercial Club Chorus Band Hl-Y 3 I-2 4 NORMA FLESHER Office Staff Library Slaff G. A. A. Girl Reserve Lalin Club Chemlslry Club Ceemoh Club Commercial Club Panorama Slaff 15 l-2-3-4 2-3-4 4 4 2-3-4 4 I 2-3-4 I-2-3 I-2-3-4 3-4 3 2-3-4 4 I -2 -4 2 -4 2 -4 I -2 -4 I-2 -4 3 2-3 a MAURICE GRILE Band Commercial Club Class Pres. Inlramural Hi-Y Panorama Slaff Science Club I-2-3-4 3-4 2 I-2-3-4 2-3-4 4 4 MYRTLE GUFFEY Lalin Club 3 Ceemoh Club 3-4 Chemislry Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Office Slaff 4 Girl Reserve 2 Ceemoh Club, Sec. Treas. 4 MARTHA HARMAN G. A. A. Ceemoh Club Chemislry Club Commercial Club Royerlon Review Sfafi Panorama Sfafl Library Staff I-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 2 3 4 4 4 BEULAH HARRISON 4H I Commercial Club 4 G. A. A. 4 Ceemoh I-2-3 Science Club 4 MARJORIE HAWK Wailing AI The Church 3 Yell Leader 2 G, A. A. I-2-3-4 G. A. A., Treasurer 3 Chorus I-2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Ceemoh Club I-2 Royerfon Review Staff 4 Panorama Slaff 4 Office Slaff 4 LORETTA HEADLEY G. A. A. 4 Commercial Club 3-4 Lalin Club 3 Chemislry Club 4 PHILLIP HESSON Draflinq 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Panorama Staff 4 Baseball I -3 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Intramural I-2-3-4 MARY M. HIATT Ceemoh Club I-2-3-4 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Chorus I-2-3-4 Office Staff 4 N. Y. A. 3-4 Class Secretary I Ceemoh, Vice-Pres. 3 Waiting A+ The Church 3 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Panorama Staff 4 I6 I A ll J V :if PAT HILLERY Caemoh Club Chamislry Club Chorus Lalin Club Commercial Club RALPH LAWSON Baskelball Hi-Y Commercial Club Agricultural Club Panorama Staff ROBERT MERANDA Agriculfural Club lnframural Commerce Club BETTY RUTLEDGE H G. A. A. Ceemoll Club Office Slaff Commercial Club Chorus Panorama Royerlon Revlaw Slaff 3-4 4 3 3 4 BONNIE KIRKHAM Band Maiorefle 3-4 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 G. A. A., Pres. 4 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Panorama Sraff 4 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Class Secrefary 3 Chemislry Club 2 Office Staff 3 Library Sfaff l-2 Drafling 4 Chorus l-2-3-4 l-2-3 3-4 2-3-4 3 4 DONNA McCREERY G. A. A. I-2-3-4 Caemoh Club 2-3-4 Chamisfry Club 'Z Commercial Club 3-4 Royerlon Review Sfafl 4 Panorama Staff 4 Library Sfaff 4 3 I-2-3-4 4 DURWARD MOORE Commercial Club 2-3-4 lnrramural l-2-3-4 Drafting 3-4 3-4 3-4 4 3-4 4 4 4 WILLIAM SARGENT Class Pres. 4 Vice Pres. fCIasxl 3 HI-Y 2-3-4 Hi-Y Pros. 4 Vlce Pres 2 Camera Club 2 Panorama Slaff 4 Walling Af Tho Church 3 17 TOM SCOTT Band, Orcheslra Chorus Baseball I-2-3-4 4 3-4 Waiting Ar The Church 3 Panorama Sfaff Agricullural Club Chemisfry Club Inlramural Commercial Club 4 I -2-3 4 I-2-3-4 3 MARY SIFERD Band, Chorus, Orcheslra Ceemoh Club Waifing Al The Church In Grand Old SwifzarIand Royarlon Review Slaff Panorama Slaff Royerlon Lalin Society Commercial Club Class Treasurer Class Sacrelary 4H Club G. A. A. VERA JEAN STRADLING 4H Club I-2-3-4 Band, Orchesfra I-2-3-4 Chorus I-2 G. A. A. 2-3-4 Ceemoh Club I-2-3 Commerce Club 3-4 Panorama Staff 4 Royerfon Review Sfaff 4 FREDERICK JAY land Camera Club OLIVE TUTTLE Chorus Chemisfry Club Commercial Club JUANITA STRAHAN Ceemoh Club . Chorus Panorama Slaff Chemislry Club Commercial Club Royerfon Review Slaff Girl Scoufs STROM I-2-3-4 2 DICK SWAIN 4 4 3-4 BILLIE ULLOM Malh. Club Camera Club Panorama Sfaff Hi-Y Inframural Office Slaff Commercial Club Baseball Drafflnq 18 I-2-3-4 I-2-3 3 I 4 4 3 4 3 4 I-Z-3 4 I-2-3-4 I 3-4 4 4 4 4 2-3 I-2-3-4 2-3 4 2-3-4 I-2-3-4 2-3 7-3 I-2 3-4 HELEN ULLOM G. A. A. Ceemoh Club Commercial Club Office Slaff Girl Scoufs Royerfon Review Staff Panorama Sfaff Ch I b emis ry Clu 4H Club BILL WALKER lnduslrial Arls I I -4 2 2-3-4 3-4 2-3 4 4 4 I-3 Camera Club 2 Commercial Club 2-3 Draffing 3-4 Office Slaff 4 Panorama Slaff 4 Chemislry Club 4 Yell Leader 4 lnlramural I-2-3-4 GEORGE WINE Commercial Club 3 Drafling 3.4 Intramural 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Panorama Sfaff 4 Office Sfaff 3 -v--'Y Induslrial Arls I-2 Hi-Y 2.3 LOIS YOUNG Band, Orcheslra I-2-3-4 Chorus I-2-3-4 Office Sfaff 3-4 Library Slaff 3 Wai9ing Al The Church 3 Girl Scouf Treasurer 3 Commercial Club 3-4 Science Club 4 Table Tennis Champ 3-4 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Panorama Staff 4 RALPH McLAUGHLlN Summary of -:Senior alctivitied The Seniors were forced, because ol lhe war and ralioning of dilferenl arlicles, lo curlail many of lheir aclivilies lhis year. Bul in spile ol all lhis lhey all had a won- derful year. A Senior Class parly was held al lhe home ol Bell Rulledge in November. All who allended' had a good lime. The Chrislmas program was pul on as usual b lhe Seniors and gills were ex- changel Since lhen mosl ol lhe Seniors have been working on lhe Panorama, laking lime oul only long enough lo lake a shorl lrip lo Indianapolis. They drove privale cars on lhe lrip and slayed al lhe Holel Lincoln in Indianapolis. While in lhe capilal lhe sen- iors visiled lhe Soldiers and Sailors Monu- menl, lhe Scollish Rile Calhedral, and lhe Indianapolis News. All had a greal lime and aller seeing lhe hockey ame iourneyed back lo Muncie, exhausled tbul happy. The nexl imporlanl evenl was gradualion, lhe biggesl and mosl imporlanl ol all. We had wailed lwelve years lor lhis, and now we were sorry il was here. 19 Senior Claw fropfzecy The nighf was wild and dark and dreary: If rained and fhe wind was oh so weary. I seafed myself in fhe cozy room By fhe fireside wifh ifs brighf, cheery bloom. If seems fhaf fhe Fafes musf have fouched my brow, For in no ofher way can I accounf for if now. Those figures fhaf info my vision flew And leff fheir impressions, whefher false or frue. Ten years have flown: 53 fhe dafe And fhe chums of my high school, bofh modesf and greaf Came flocking around me, each having his say And all of fhis happening in a wonderful way. Firsf came Doc Sfrom , fhe whiz af chemisfry. He had sfudied hard and now M.D. Was affached fo his name, I was glad fo see, Then dear liffle Helen Ullom of high school fame Had won for herself a glorious name. She had really wriffen a wonderful boolz. I Iznew if was fine from her very Ioolc. And Sunshine , fhaf very genial oung man Thaf murmured and whispered as only he can, A prosperous merchanf now is he Wifh a home and love, as happy as can be. And Donna and Marfha, iusf fwo of a kind. And bofh had developed a wonderful mind For fwo brofhers and, sfrange 'fis fo say. They were fwins, foo, and now all are happy and gay. And fhen came a sweef-faced woman of grace, Mary Louise had found in fhe world a fine place. She had followed Miss Abraham in Royerfon High School And had Boolrlceeping and Typing and faughf fhem by rule. Then came a fall fellow wifh a serious face And if seemed fhaf I could find him no single place. Buf af lasf, fhrough fhaf clerical look I espied Our Tiny , fhe joy of our hearfs and our pride. Buf who's fhis fhaf now comes info fhe lighf? If's Marjorie Hawk and a very fair sighf She is, fo be sure, a greaf movie sfarl Whom fo see, people come from near and from far, And almosf unchanged fwo sweef mafrons came They were Sfrahan and Sfraddling and no one could blame Them for being so happy wifh such fine looking men. They fold me fheir names-buf fhey're bofh gone again. Then I furned my head fo see fwo happy men. They were Meranda and Fisher-fhey saw me and fhen They fold of fhe luck bofh had had galore. Each sfill owned a Ford and wished for no more. A preffy singer was nexf. If was Loreffa Headley, 20 enior Cfau froplzecy And when fhe music played, she could sing quife a melody. Buf, who are fhese ladies who come info view? Why Kirkham and Young, indeed if is frue. They fold me fhey furned fo fhe polifical field And found fhere greaf glory and much power fo wield. And jusf as fhe beaufiful ladies lefl' And l was feeling old and bereff ln came a young man wifh hair black as a raven. lf was Bill Sargenf, and as usual he was unshaven. In our class he was fhe masfer mechanic And now his iob is fo sail fhe Aflanfic. And fhen came six ladies passing by. Try as l would, l could cafch nof an eye. They were Hiaff, Rufledge, and Myrfle, all walking slow, Hillery, Flesher, and Tuffle, behind fhem, did go And each had a sign fo wave every way. Men Hafers Club , fhey were seen fo say. Four men came fhen, each carrying a fool For fhey had become farmers when fhey gof ouf of school. Burf, Scoff, and Moore, and Swain, foo All growing food for me and for you. Don Byrd came nexf and as a golfer he was fop For nofhing in fhe world could make him sfop. Beulah Harrison followed fhen, as quief as of old, Her sfory of mafrimony was soon fold. Who is fhis siffing in wails and in fears? lf's Walker and Wine, who've been married for years. They bofh found fhaf marriage was no bliss Even fhough if was sealed wifh a kiss. Beal, Hesson, and Eller had formed a corporafion To sell beffer mousefraps fo all of fhe nafion. The deal didn'f work ouf quife safisfacfory So now fhey all sfill work in fhe facfory. There aren'f many more visions leff fo see For l've seen whaf mosf of fhem will furn ouf fo be. Bushey's nexf. He's gone far since fhen For he is a masfer when he fakes up his pen. Grile and McLaughlin bofh learned fo cuf hair. They give a good haircuf buf of fheir shave, bewarel And fhen fhere was Cleyenger, he made a success For fhey hired him in Hollywood iusf fo say yes. An officer of fhe U. S. Navy, nexf, came, Who, fhrough valor and bravery, gained much fame. If was Billie Ullom, sfanding sfafely and sfrong Prepared fo guard our nafion againsf all wrong. How fhe winds blow so wild and so dreary. If rains and fhe sform seems never fo weary, Buf I rouse me up by my brighf fireside And gone are fhe visions! To recall fhem l've fried. Wriffen by John Clevenger 21 union 1943 Margarel' Armsirong Leonard Afchley Margaref Aus+in Geraldine Bell Lois Bofhasf Ruih Buffingfon Jack Buschor Judiih Wealcly Evelyn Connor Freda Dowling Evelyn Dragoo John Fullharf lmoiean Gale Kenneih Green Tom Holloway Donna Huffer Roger Hunniculf Esfher lrwin Earl Jefferson Ralph Kem Roberf Kennedy Joe Leamon Barbara Lindsey Wilma Maddy Kenneih Meranda BeHy Mifchner Bonnie O'Dell Doroihy Piner al uniora 1943 5 James Powers Mary Reynolds Beffy Swarfz Helen Tuffle Barbara Riggin Florence Russel Wiley Ullom Harold Waldo Casimer Schesky June Smullen Be++y Wiggerly -5 J Harold Williams fs-A -V i- 7 Ema Spicer Maryln Wolfe funior Clan Af fhe opening of school fhe Junior Class mef and elecfed offi- cers, which are as follows: Presidenf ............,..........,.... .......,.... J ack Buschor Vice-presidenf ........ ,,...... B effy Michener Sec. and Treas .......................,....................................................,.... Donna Huffer Soon affer fhis fhe candy room was opened, which proved fo be very profifable in spife of fhe difliculfy in obfaining candy and ice cream. The class held fwo parfies during fhe year-a Thanksgiving parfy held af fhe Riggens Dairy and an afhlefic parfy held af fhe school. Alfhough fhe class acfivifies were limifed because of fhe war, we feel fhaf we have had a very successful year, and we would like fo fhank Mr. Boyer for his help and guidance fhroughouf fhe year. 23 -, .- , 4 IiI' -. sophomores 1943 Blanche Brand Warren Branl' Glenda Brofhers William Buchanan Mary Bushey Marcelene Coals Doris Edringlon Madeline Forlney William Gibbs James Hann Mildred Jeff erso n Jaclr Johnsonbaugh Fredrick Julius Adeline Lawhorn Norma Manring Eugene McKinley Helen McKinley WilmeH'a Miichell Louise Murphy Elaine Noiiingham Donald Poland Diclr Rarriclr Mary Ellen Scoll' Velma Shaffer Mary Smilh Rolaerl' Slafford Alvena Sl'inneH' B Joyce S'l'ol'ler 24 cq0plt0ln0l'eJ I Donna Sfudebalrer Earl Tharp Lenna Tudor Norma Turner Rosalind Turner Wilbur Umbarger Erma Wa+l:ins Janice woo+ofvol+ Harry wnholm E Orville Yohey shmoy Young Mariha Siferd Mildred Morgan woo Sophomore czooo The Sophomore Class has finally oufgrown fhe bewildermenf +hrus1' upon fhem in ifs Freshmen year and has en'rered info ihe sanc'ruary of learning. The class mei' a+ +he firsf of +he year and by a unanimous vofe elecfed Don Dick as i+s sponsor. Dick Rarrick was elec+ed presidenh Harry Bullock, vice-president Jaclz Johnsonbaugh, secreiaryg and Blanche Brand. +reasurer. The Sophomores have an infra-mural feam which has won Three games and losi' +hree games. Their coach is Jacl: Johnsonbaugh. The class has celebraied wifh one parfy which was held in 'lhe Roy- erfon gym. Everyone enioyed fhemselves fhoroughly. The Sophomore Class speni' a very indus+rious year and con+ribu+ed much +o +he school. 25 m grealzmen 1943 , ,:,. 4r.-w1,gl'g:?5':- Q I 'W all I I I W . I I . FIRST ROW: Janice Bah, Mary Beeler, Jaclrie Benbow, William Brani, Marc Buflingfon, Jo Ann Burke, Wayne Chandler. SECOND ROW: Reba Claxpell, Lore++a Coolr, Annaiean Dowling, Mary Duncan, Mary Edwards, Helen Eiler, Harold Fisher. THIRD ROW: Joseph Green, Virginia Green, Beulah Gunclal, Joyce Hammel, Edward Harbison. Mary Jo Herle, Doris Headley. FOURTH ROW: Alberf Hia++, Marjorie Huffer, Wayne Hunnicuif, Joseph Irvin, Ernesf Jeff, Louise Jordan, Mary Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Jusfus, Eugene Keller, James Kiger, Janice Lemon, Wayne McConneI, Rose- mary McCord. Earl Nelson. 26 1, in ,S grealzmen 1943 FIRST ROW: Eddie Pease, Lewis Piner. Robert Piner, Phillis Quackenbush. Jackie Raper, Chadd Recror, LaDene Richardson. SECOND ROW: Bernice Rose, Jimmy Smiih, Belly Lou Sfinne'H', Richard Sfouf, Gaylord Toll. Parricia Ullom, Francis Warner. THIRD ROW: Merfhe Wefson. James Wesf, Maxine Whifeheed, Eugene Wilhelm, Ociavie Wilhelm, Billy Wilson, Jack Wilson. FOURTH ROW: James Wilson. freshman Class The Freshmen, af ihe beginning of ihe ierm, were anxious ro eleci' iheir sponsor and class officers. Mrs. Falls was elecfecl as sponsor and has successfully guided The class ihrough a bewildering year. Billy Wil- son was voied as presidenf, Earl Nelson as vice presidenf, Marfha Waison as secrerary and Gayord Toll as ireasurer. The purchase of sweaiers was made ihis year because of fhe prob- able shorfage of wool yarns in The coming few years. One parfy was enioyed in fhe school gym, wi+h cider and doughnuis being served. The group is looking forward io more years as worih while as 'l'his one has been. 27 EIGHT:-I GRADE MS. Davisl FIRST ROW-Lefl lo Right: Rousey, Hedges, Cassel, Lehmer, B. Cassel, Tobias, and Young. SECOND ROW'-Harley, Reynolds, Tharp, Smilh, Dodson, Whllman, and Edwards. THIRD ROW-Landis, Cloud, Davis, Williams, Wilson, Abboll, and Mrs. Davis, Sponsor FOURTH' ROW-Jack, Sharp, Marley, Harley, Hammond, E. Tobias, and Green. - - .Ag EIGHTH GRADE BOYS FIRST ROW-Lsfl' lo Righl: Moore, Smilh, Dougan, Huxhold, Burggess, Manry, Poland, Hahn. Graham, and Hesson. SECOND ROW-Branson, Davis, Quallrinbush, Fosler, Killer, Delcarf, Russell, Cloud, Gibson, and Mansfield. THIRD ROW-Brown, Buflinglon, Forshee, Richards, Sargenl, Weslley, Greer, Barfla, Byrd, and Mrs. Davis, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW-McCord, Pease, Kennedy, Daniels, Chalman, Folh, Mills, Hendrix, and Shaffer. 28 SEVENTH GRADE lMrs. Brinsonl FIRST ROW-Lefl fo Righf-Rosemary Lane, Mary Branf, Mary Rose Clevenger, Geanine DeHarl, Lois Yohey, Bonnie Dealon, Lucille Day, Nancy Neff, and Belly Reasoner. SECOND ROW-Leif fo Righf-Ernesf Gaslinin, Don Scoff, Roberf Folh, Marvin Barlle, Frank Brand, Wayne Smi+h, James Fadley, and Berdina Claspell. THIRD ROW-Lefl fo Righf-James Smifh, Cyrus Paul, Charles JeH, Dick Wesf, Herberl Snider, Ronald Asbury, Roberf Hillery, Chesler Miller, and Mrs. Brinson. FOURTH ROW-Leff fo Righl-Roy Manning, George Irvin, John Hariy, Claude HulTer, Roberf Walker, Gordon Morrison, Donald Coals, Marvin Hari, and Carl O'Dell. BACK ROW-Leff fo Righf-Fay Jue'H, Alice Flasher, Marilyn Faulkner, Romona Weakly, Joanne Wesley, Margarel Greer, Norma Wefmore, Donna Sf. John, and Phyllis Davis. SEVENTH GRADE lMrs. Brinsonl FIRST Row-L ff + R' h+-R b e o ng e a Gale, Beulah Beal, Edifh Hanna, Helen Porman, Joanne Wafson Wilma Resler, Barbara Tracy, Barbara Ray, and Carol Reese. SECOND ROW-Leif' fo Righf-Earl Logan, Dickie Garringer, Dick Brown, Donald Kennedy, Ray- mond Burns, Waller Anderson, Charles Lilly, Jack Riggin, and Jim Riggin. THIRD ROW-Leif fo Righf-Joan Mansfield, Paffy Whifehead, Rurh Mannorinq, BeHy Cavanau h, 9 Belly Roberfson, Mary Walker Marfha Brown Muriel Williams and Mrs B ' . , , . rmson. FOUNRTH RQW-Leff 'lo Righf-Paul Smifh, Huberi Taylor, William McLaughlin, Robarr Tudor, ernon Euler, Ted Jones, Dorman Walker, Jerry Branson, and Willis Hunmcut BACK ROW-Leif fo Righf-Charles Tooley, Leonars Hicky, Weldon Yoder, Bob Parks, Charles Clavengar, Ronald Mulch, James Beal, Jack Smifh, and Paul Greenwallf. 29 SIXTH GRADE lWes+l Miss Richardson FIRST ROW: Leif Io righlz Pauline Jack, Joyce Whilman, Doris Nelson, Mariorie Kiger, Wini- fred Swarlz, Lois M. Slradling, Sue Mills, Helen Humberl, Barbara Coales, Eleanor Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Marcella Flaller, Palricia Toolev, Freda Huxhold, Barbara Green, Joan Brand, Jane Brand, Janice Cary, Jacqueline Rhea, Roberfa Dougan, Jayne Brolhers. THIRD ROW: Paul Umberger, Herberf Kimble, Gordon Absher, Everelf O'DelI, Herb Shideler. George Schisler, Bobby Huffman, Donald Riqqin, John Waldo, Edrie Faun Richardson lleacherl. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Jusfus, Bobby Slrahan, Howard Hesson, Wayne R. Morris, George Harley, Fredous Jefferson, Laverne Tuclrer, Don Cassel, Charles Coolr. Absenf: Florence Pence. SIXTH GRADE lEasl'l Mr. Bryner FIRST ROW-Leff lo riglvlz Ermaiean Herberl, Frances Reynolds, Carol Hole, Dorolhy Gibson. Pally Hanhins, Edna Bush, Mary L. Holland, Georgianna Tobias, Wilma Rubla, Pafricia Rowland. SECOND ROW: Doris Jones, PaHy Hanna, Mary Logan, Belly Smilh, Gerlrude Clark, Charlene Keller, Mary Ann Neal, Eula Hammond, Ruby Fuson. THIRD ROW: Carl Yohey, Clyde Thornburg, Lloyd Lilly, Kennelh Parks, Charles Hendrix, Donald Dewees, Richard Lykins, Roberl Miller, James Bryner lleacherl. FOURTH ROW: Dale Chalianf, Marvin Johnson, Richard Fancher, Claude Chandler, Waller Whifacre, Arlhur Clarlr, Jerry Nolfe, Alberl Monlgomery, James Woods. Mrs. Posl is now leaching fhis room. 30 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE lEas+l Miss Bowyer lDeceasedl FIRST ROW-Lefl lo Righl: James Walson, Marlha Falls, Eleanor Janeway, Fay Hann, Dorofhy Chapman, Sara Rulh Bes+, Ella Rousey, Belly McCord, and Jackie Decker. SECOND ROW-Charles Kiger, Ermajean Resler, Belly June Slanley, Beverly Smullens, Shirley Davis, Dixie Rogers, JoAnn Nelson, Barbara Hickey, and James Coppcck. THIRD ROW-Richard Norlhcufl, Marvin Clevenger, Donald Hedges, Francis Hanna, Vernon Chandler, Richard Hedges, Jack Hammond, Mickey Manering, and Miss Bowyer. FOURTH ROW-Gordon Smilh, Jerry McConnell, Charles Rosenfhal, Gilberl Whifacre, James VannaHer, Charles Perdue, Billy Walson, William Moullon, and Charles Smilh. Mrs. Healon is now leaching lhe Fiffh and Sixlh Grade. FIFTH GRADE lWesll Mrs. Morris FIRST ROW-Leif lo righl: Jan Madill, Marilyn Kirlzham, Judy Dick, Belly Clevenger, Belly Slan- ley, Joan Brofhers, Barbara French, PaHy Quale. SECOND ROW: Joyce Habegger, Verna Lee Bales, Joyce Williams, Jenel Sue Riggin, Beverly Bumngfon, Jylmla Mansfield, Jacqueline Jackson, Phyllis Mansfield, Iva Morris lfeacherl. THIRD ROW: Cleon Fullharl, Virgil Green, Leon Janeway, Roberf Smilh, Philip Sprinkle, Harold Cross, Frederick Parsons, George Buschor, Gilberl Bushey. FOURTH ROW: Charles D. Smifh, Dewayne Dawson, Sfanlay Beaven, Woodrow Kyle, Raymond Parsons, George Hell, Don Morris, Jackie Tobias, Lowell Weslervell. 31 EAST BUILDING IMrs. Fredericlcl FIRST ROW, Leif fo righfz Phyllis McCord, Mary Taylor, Eihel Pormen, Jacquiline Wallrer, Nancy Scheshy, Barbara Roberlson, Carolyn Anlrim, Norma Jean Hale. SECOND ROW: Thelma Jeir, Alice Yohey, Wanda Davis, Belly Favors, Donna Jean Riess, Edifh Sfevens, Wilma Wilson, Virginia Hanger, Virginia Miller. THIRD ROW: Glenn Conner, Ralph Smilh, John Dull, Carl Acher, Gerald Hendrix, George Ander- son, Charles Ray, Max Locke, Mrs. Fredericlr. FOURTH ROW: Roberl Rhae, Clyde Hayes, Franlr Hiifson, Gobel Poe, Richard Muich, Chesfer Waflzins, Kennefh Gunclel, Edward May, Donald Dougan. FOURTH GRADE lEas+l Miss Arihur FIRST ROW lLeff lo Righii: Vivian Meer, Margarel' Parlrs, Dorolhy Smullen, Hazle Townsend, Jayne Smilh, Ella Belle King, Mary Rousey, Jacqueline Sue Cassel, Be'Hy Sue Teal, Shirley Smifh. SECOND ROW: Jaclm Lawson, Janis Buress, Lois Jean Pease, Belly Lou Clouse, Roberia Lane, Myrfle Harfy, Wilma Asbury, Wilodean Claspell, Evelyn Jeff, Wilma Huxhold, Arfhur Maze. THIRD ROW: Charles Welder, James Logan, Ray Landis, Richard Davis, Ray Bush, Leslie Jones, John Beal, Ermil Tuflle, Edward Whilacre. BACK ROW: Donald Love, Karl Hiesiand, Vernon Nelson, Billy Fisher, Carroll Smiih, Charles Mock, Richard Dragoo, Roberf Shockley, Billy Boors, George Warrnan, Harold Goad. Absenlaes: Ernesf Barflefr, Dale Garreif, Thomas Weakley. 32 FOURTH GRADE lMiss Pershingl ROW ONE-Lefl Io righf. Joanne Kern, Margaref Swarh, Norma Jean Cary, Glenna Sue Thompson Jean Wesr, Oivian Cash, Jacquelyn De Bord, Willean Fuson, Marlha Holland, Berniece Whifmani ROW TWO-Leff fo righf. Sally Rarick, Jacqueline Ellis, Mary Joan Largenr, Margaref Hari, Shirley Bunner, Carolyn Sue Abraham, Befh Ann Brown, Margarel Bales, Norma Jean Hufler, Palricia Smilh. .. ,. . .. ROW THREE-Lell Io righl. Clyde Clemens, James Burcaw, Roberf Chisman, Charles Davis, Iva Spurgean, Evelyn Harper, Ronald Benner, Keni' Tuflle, Harold Clevenger, Harold Buchanan. Mrs. Pershing. , , , ROW FOUR-Lefl lo righf. Glenn Cross, Johnny Sfrahan, Donald Armslrong, Bernard O'DelI, Jerry Mauck, John Claspell, Alan Crooks, Don Roberl Siferd, Richard Mansfield, Arlhur Young. Missing from Ihe piciure are 'lhe following: Jimmie Kimm, Fielden Dallon, Billy Jones, Billy Joe Lawson. Roberf Hickey, Virgil Paul. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES lEas+I Mrs. Readle FIRST ROW-Leif Io righl. Elma Huxhold, 3: Jama Ann Coy, 3: Norma Jean Burling, 4: Rhea Jean Smirh, 4: Marilyn McCreery, 4: Janef Ball, 4: Rosanna Rogers, 4: Laura Lou Wilhelm, 4. SECOND ROW-Glen Ellis Dougan, 3: Dwighl Thornburg, 3: Rulh Logan, 4: Beflie Lou Blankenship, 3: Rosella Coafes, 4: Alois Nash, 4: Refha Chandler, 4: Marlha Dealon, 4: Wendall Gibbs, 3: Leon Miller, 4. THIRD ROW-Jimmie Ray Parkam, 3: Curlis Nelson, : Frederick Huliman, 4: Billy Rex Bennefl, 3: Vernal Love, 3: Joseph Selvey, 3: Donnie Smifh, 4: Harold Parlon, 4: Eugene Absher, 4: Mrs. Readle, Iaacher. FOURTH ROW-Howard Walson, 3: Charles Mann, 4: Bobby Jean King, 4: O. Gene Williams, 4: Joseph Upchurch, 4: Bobby Herberf, 3: Melvin Freed, 3: Kenl Trehearne, 3: Wayne Janeway, 4: Robsrr Hankins, 4: Wayne Landis, 4. 33 THIRD GRADE lWes+l Mrs. Ouiclc FIRST ROW-Lefl lo righlz Lonsul Lily, Carolyn Sue Brand, Marilyn Cramplon, Sallie Sue Wall, Virginia Branl, Barbara Humberl, Marjorie Davis, Helen Brolhers, Elsie Mae Chalfanl. SECOND ROW: Dorolhy Alchley, Norma Meranda, Beverly Smilh, Dana Tullle, Sue Ann Smider, Nancy Lee Joyce, Delilah Ball, Iva Rulh Bales, Lou Ann Cassel. THIRD ROW: Billy Pollr, Nancy Shaffer, Norberi Needler, Donald Hardin, Gary Mansfield, Douglas DeBord, Virgil Townsend, Alfred Graham, Evelyn Groscosl, Mariorie Quiclc lleacherl. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Coales, Richard Green, Richard Rigqin, Gordon Hunl, Roger Benner Roberl McCormick, Willie Perdieu, Billy Jenlrins, Thomas Gibbs. Absenl: Jerald Beavens. THIRD GRADE IEasll Mrs. Shroyer FIRST ROW-Lefl lo righl: Norma Branson, Gloria Waflrins, Nancy McCord, Mary Jane Leamon, Joan Bice, Phyllis Hammond, Marjorie Clouse, Mary Jo Alexander, Glenda Miller, Barbara Bader. SECOND ROW: Blanch Mace, Rulh Walder, Nancy Lee Underhill, Palricia Asbury, Janice Locke, Loree Rose, Marilyn Davis, Belly Thompson, Caroline Anderson, Gloria Case. THIRD ROW: Eugene Pence, Jerry Davis, William Wilhelm, Gilberf Gunclnle, Donald Nelson, David McGriFF, Paul Kern, Larry Slofller, Bernard Garinger, Mrs. Shroyer. FOURTH ROW: James Wilson, William Maddy, Billy Barne'H, Glen Hole, Jaclr Slanley, Arlhur Grahm, Harold Lylcins, Roberl Srnilh, Billy Kinder, James Harper. Absenf: Denva Garelle. 34 SECOND GRADE lWes+l Miss Bell FIRST ROW-Lefl fo righlz Beryle F. Rifcheson, Jo Ann Riggin, Mary Ellen Sfeinlme, Virginia Addingfon, Jo Ellen Yohey, Palfy Ann Smilh, Cleo Mansfield, Elaine Hesson. SECOND ROW: Judy Ann Hawlr, Elaine Greene, Jane? McCord, Mary Jo Madill, Merilyn Chisman, Sharon Shaffer, Delma Wagner, Rulh Bell lfeacherl. THIRD ROW: John Burl, Donald Gufhrie, Charles Conner, Philip Brand, Richard Fruili, Donald Paul, Harold Smilh. FOURTH ROW: Arlen Losh, Donald Ray Rees, Terry Pailer, Ralph Smilh, James Bools, David DeHar+, Marvin Moclc, Tommy Hanna. Absent Gloria Eller, Jean Addinglon, Joe Ann Lawson. SECOND GRADE lEasI' Buildingl Mrs. Dungan FIRST ROW-LeF+ lo righf: Rozella Thompson, Palricia Herberi, Mary Elizabefh Sfaggs, Lois Walson, Evelyn Slinnefl, Joyce Parlon, and Ida Lou Coolr. SECOND ROW-Virginia Gibbs, Opal Smifh, Helen Lilly, Paula Reams, Mary Agnes Buchanan, Mary Lou Hanlrins, Rurh Beal, and Marilyn Rowland. THIRD ROW-Jerry Jesler, Jimmy Teal, Jay Kinder, James Cash, Charles Roberlson, James Chandler, Clay Williams, and Calherine Dungan. FOURTH ROW-Lucky Maze, Richard Tooley, Ronald Fliclc, Gerald Flinn, Dora Downing, Billie Burden, Teddy Fancher, John Pofler, and Carl Green. Absenlees-Ronald Rallilif, and Caroline Limle. 35 GRADE TWO fEas+ Buildingl Mrs. Keesling FIRST ROW-Lefl 'ro righf: BeHy Ellis, Labedia BaH, Virginia Herberf, Lois Pence, Berry Bader, Garner Hibdon, and Freda Bailey. SECOND ROW-Jerry McCormick, Joan Burcaw, Beverly Kennedy, Wilma Suilon, Wilma NoI+e Beverly Fogle, Phyllis SI. John, Donna Branf, and Clarence Gibson. THIRD ROW-James Fuson, James King, Kennelh Meer, James Ray, Sam Hedges, Frank Ressler John Hillery, Garland Smilh, and Mrs. Keesling Ireacherl. BACK ROW-Charles Clasbell, Jaclrie Tracy, Kennefh Holcomb, George Thornburg, Jacliie Fisher James Dawson, Harold Tharp, and John Allen Miller. Absenfees-Roberf Bodgers. FIRST GRADE lWes+I Miss Briner FIRST ROW-Leff Io righfz Paffy Bur+, Sara Mills, Helen Warner, Bonnie Spurgeon, Shirley Mauch, Joyce Clevenger, Barbara Gufhrie, Barbara Johnson. SECOND ROW: Richard Roberfson, LaVerna Fruiff, Rufhanna Pollr, Fairy Holland, Geraldine Bullock, Mar-fha Fishbacl, Nila Jane Campbell, Roberfa Croclreff, Rollin Lee King. THIRD ROW: Forresf Durnal, Larry Lee Brandon, Larry Bader, Merril Hiafl, Richard Gufhrie, Donald Boyd, Joe Walder, Tommy Nelson, Madonna Briner lfeacherl. FOURTH ROW: Keifh Kern, Charles Largenf, Ronny Boois, David Richards, Richard Dongan, Roberl Kern, Jaclr DeBord, Lewis Heafon. Absenr: Jerry Lee Wesf, Paul Rice. 36 FIRST GRADE lEasl'l Mrs. Sprong FIRST ROW-Lefl lo righl: Shirley Marie Decker, Palricia Kinder, Beverley Burden, Nancy Sue Shreve, Mary Ella Claspell, Monica Pallerson, Barbara Lou Love, and Jacqualin Taylor. SECOND ROW-Mary Kalheryn Milchell, Judilh Bond, Wilma June Chalfanl, Phyllis Jean Tobias, Beverley Joyce Sfephens, Lillie Lee Jesler, Palricia Barnes, and Phyllis Ann Holliday. THIRD ROW-Harry Smilh, Joe Wall, Jaclc Roberls, Billy Brand, David Wilson, Bruce Huxhold, Bobby Lilly, Mary Darline Chapman, and Rulh Sprong. FOURTH ROW-Glen McCormick, Bobby Beal, Marvin Furney, Donald Coy, Jessie Cecil Harly, Eugene Russell, Bobby Gene Haflner, and Billy Pefers. FIRST GRADE lMiss Marquelll FIRST ROW-Lefl lo righl: Janice Parlram, Phyllis Ann Kiger, Shirley Ann Miller, Elaine Case, Barbara Blanlrenship, Mariorie Coals, Sandra Prevosl, Palsy Pence. SECOND ROW-Leff lo righf: Carolyn Sue Barnefl, Duslin Waymure. Billie Davis, Carl Janeway, Allen Relherford, Larry McCabe, John Wolfe, Barbara Folfz. THIRD ROW-Lell 'lo righl: Lesler Ruble, Calvin Richards, Chesler Hulifman, Donal Wallier, Ronald Conner, Marshall Tobias, Rex Slinnell, Dorolhy Mae Hiall, Miss Marquell. BACK ROW-Leif fo righl: A. D. Harl, John Bradley, Bobbie Clarh, Alberf Love, Elvis Scales, Junior Bryanf, Marlin Gunclrel and Dickie Manring. 57 enior clad! We, lhe undersigned, members ol lhe senior class nineleen lorly-lhree ol Royerlon High School, being ol sound mind and ol peaceful dis osilion loward lhe world in general, do hereby voliinlarily and willingly bequealh and bequesl: To lhe Facully, who have so willingly assisled in our slruggle lhrough lhese lwelve years, anolher approaching senior class. May lhey always be as in uslrious and energelic loward school work as we, lhe Iale seniors have been. Igulpl To lhe Juniors, lhe row ol seals nexl lo lhe win- dows so you'Il have lols of Iighl lo sludy by. To lhe Sophomores our arl ol persuasion so you ma always be on good lerms wilh lhe leachers. 'lyo lhe Freshmen, lhree more years ol school, each ol which, we hope, will be lilled wilh many happy and carefree momenls. To lhe underclassmen: I, John Clevenger, do lhough reluclanlly, will lo Bob Kennedy lhe sole righl lo have his hair cul oil iusl as shorl as he pleases. I, Ralph McLaughlin, will my abilily lo keep oul ol lrouble lo John Williamson. I, Charles Brown, will lo Tom Hollaway lhe righl lo leave school wilhoul permission. I, Billie Ullom, will Mildred Jellerson lo anyone who'lI lake her. I, Ralph Lawson, am gonna keep il. I, Don Byrd, will lo Margrel Auslin lhe righl lo gel inlo more iams lhan anyone else in school. ISomelhing new eh Maggie7I I, Jay Slrom, will lo anyone lhe righl lo go lo lhe lab wilhoul permission. I, William Franklin Walker, being in queslionable mind and heallh, do bequealh lo Jack Buschor lhe righl lo ask as many and as foolish queslions in lhe civics class as he may see lil. I, George Wine, will lo J. Powers my abilily lo lake il lrom lhe leachers and give il righl back. I, George Fisher, will lo Dink Meranda lhe righl lo loaf in lhe basemenl. I, Tom Scoll, will lo Bob Beery lhe righl lo open lhe windows during Mr. Boyer's assembly period whenever he gels hol. I, Roy Beal, will my bashlul ways lo Harry Graham. I, Max Burl, will lo Earl Jellerson lhe righl lo slay oul aller lraining hours. I, Maurice Grile, will lo Kennelh Green my greal heighl lo do wilh as he may see lil. I, Philip Hesson, will lo Helen McKinley my old :ai of gum which you will lind slicking under my es . I, Durward Moore, will lo Willie Ullom one old desk, a broken pen poinl, a dry ink bollle, and a pile of old scrap paper. I, Roberl Meranda, will lo Arlhur IWhileyI Hil- lery my relined and quiel way. I, Mary Hiall, will lo Evelyn Kirk my lemper. I, Lorella Headley, will lo Bob Kennedy lhe righl lo swilch girls as ollen as he may choose lo. I, Juanila Slrahan, will lo Maryellen Scoll lhe secrel ol how lo gel 'em and hold 'em. I, William Sargenl, will my resplenclenl curly locks lo Joe Leamon. I, Olive Tullle, will my abilily in shorlhand lo Armslrong. No doubl she'Il need il. I, Belly Rulledge, will lo Lois Bolhasl my place as lhe lile ol every parly. I, Bud Eller, will my old sweal shirl lo Billy Wilson and my abilily lo play lhe lrumpel lo Roger Hunnicul. I, Vera Jean Slraddling, will lo Mary Beeler lhe righl lo win all argumenls wilh C. S. during band praclice. I, Helen Ullom, will lo Dorolhy Piner my lumbling abilily in Ph. Ed. class. I, Glenn Bushey, will lo Rulh Bullinglon lhe righl lo argue wilh lhe leachers on any subiecl whelher she be righl or wrong. I, Beulah Harrison, will lo Helen McKinley my quiel and relined manner. I, Myrlle Gulfey, will lo Gerry Bell my happy-go- luckiness. I, Pal Hillery, will my abilily lo gel along wilh lhe bus drivers lo Tom Hollaway, Whiley Hillery, and Ralph Kim. I, Dick Swain, will my lillle black book lo Louie Piner. I, Mary Louise Siferd, will my lovely red hair lo Snow While Hillery. I, Norma Flesher, will lo Gerry Bell my long curly eyelashes and I also will my abilily lo keep oul ol lrouble lo Johnnie Williamson, Roberl Beery, and John Fulharl. l??7I We, Marlha Leannah Harman and Donna Mc- Creery, will lo Belly Michner and Donna Huller lhe righl lo lhe coke machine al noon. We, Marjorie Hawk, Bonnie Kirkham, and Lois Young, will lo Evelyn Dragoo, Freda Dowling, and Lois Jean Bolhasl lhe righl lo leave school any lime lhey shall see lil lor no reason al all. In conclusion, we, lhe Iale seniors, appoinl as execulors and adminislralors ol +his will, lhe Junior Class, knowing lhal lhey are superior lo lhe under- class men in worldly experience. To lhis, our lasl will and leslamenl, we do, lhis lhird day of February, in lhe ear ol our Lord, I943, sel our hands and our seal Signed THE SENIOR CLASS WUQTGJIQW N E N X -55 ' P -5 Xapngl ', ttgqoliir '.pvwv,1 fttvi Q x::vrw,,, rt .0Oi1.,, 'tb A xfvx- 5 s 39 ...f- ii fu 'Z Mig3Q, 7? if 3 Hi. Q.. Q... 1. sr 2, 5 N.. x.. -x. V s- N.. sf N-.- -.fQ. 5.4 s- ' 1 w.. n- G. ' x C 'X' 1-M ,f Z f ,- i xv. Mx I S 1 NXK f .F ffm Desoio Cen+er Ea+on 3 Selma Gasion Farmland Daleville 3 Harrison Albany Dunkirk Cenfer Cowan 3 3 Summi+viIle 5aJkel6all They We 27 2l I7 I4 20 27 3I 27 33 35 26 42 28 43 I8 34 20 27 44 32 26 28 I9 30 36 3l Ea+on 3 3 Parker 3 33 3 3. Selma ,,,a Harrison 3. 3 333 Deso+o ,,,, ..,,,, 3 3 3. Couniy Tournameni' Cowan ,,,3 3333.33. 3 3 ...3, 33333 3333,, 3 3 3 3 3 Eafon 3,,... 3 3 33 DaIeviIIe 3 3333 33 333333333 33 3333333333333 33 SeIma3 333333 3 3333 3 3 IFinalsI-Counfy Champs Seciional Cen'I'raI IMuncieI 3333333 33 3 They We 22 24 32 37 35 3l I6 36 23 28 32 34 26 44 30 36 25 30 39 32 1 f 53 oAc.O,Q Q Q sfnusmx 'kkxkgs l COUNTY CHAMPS One of +l1e cleveres+ +eams ever fo come from Royer+on, gained championship honor af flue Coun+y Tournament allhough 'lhe opposifion was much s+ronger in +he counfy 'khan usual +l'1is year. A beaufiful frophy and banner were presenied +o flue ieam for iheir magnifi- cenf performance. We also owe a special fribufe +o Mr. Don Dick who has worked hard for five years fo a'H'ain Huis honor. Second Team BACK ROW-Eugene McKinley, Eugene Keller, Billy Buchanan, Gaylord Toll. FOURTH ROW--Billy Wilson, Wayne HunnicuH, Jaclr Reper, and Bob Piner. THIRD ROW-John Hiaff, Eddie Pease, Earl Nelson, and Ernesf Jeil. SECOND ROW-Chedd Recror, James Wasl, Dick Poland, Jack Johnsonbaugh. FRONT ROW-Wiley Ullom, James Powers lSfudenf Managersl. 43 15.1-2' ' H- '-2- .-Q. .. Baseball Ueam FRONT ROW-Lefl' Io righ+: Harry Bulloclr, Joe Leamon, Eugene McKinley, Charles Brown, Wiley Ullom, James Powers, Casmier Scheslry, and George Wine. SECOND ROW-Bob Gobel, Earl Jefferson, Ralph McLaughlin, Tom Scofl, Max Burr, Tom Holloway, and Jack Johnsonbaugh. BACK ROW-Billy Wilson, Earl Nelson, Roberf Piner, Jack Raper, Eugene Keller, Harold Waldo, Gaylord Toll, and Dick Sfoul. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES BaHing Names A.B. R. H. Percent Leamon ,7..,., ..,,,,,,,, 2 0 5 I0 .500 McLaughlin . ,,,,,,..., I5 I4 .483 Burl' .....,..., ,,,,,..... I I 8 .308 Wine ..,,,,.. ....,..... 8 6 .300 Wilhelm ., ..., I I .250 Holloway ..,., I I .250 Jefferson ..... ,,.....,,, 6 6 .240 Brown ......,. ........., 5 6 .23I Goebel .,..,, ........,. 2 5 .200 ScoH .......... .......... I 3 4 .I82 Scheslry .... I I .I I I Piner .......... I 0 .000 Powers ............,... 0 0 .000 Bullock .......................... 2 0 .000 Johnsonbaugh .............. I 0 .000 Royerlon ,,.,,.,.,,..,,..,,,, 5 Eafon ,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,..,,,, 7 Royerfon ..,,,,.... ....... I 5 Yorldown ,.,... ,,...... 7 Royer+on . .... ...... 2 Harrison H I Royerlon .....,....,....,.... I9 Cowan' ,.,........ ........ I 6 Royerfon .................... I0 Selma' ,...,,....,....,...,,.. 8 'Prolesled Iheir games Pifchers' Records WON I-OSI Brown ...,...,........,..................................... 3 I Wine ....,................................... .,,. ...... 2 0 Johnsonbaugh ............,,........ ............. 0 0 ToI'aI 5 I gui' yell Leader, The Baslcefball season was broughl' +o mind by 'rhe eleclion of Billy Walker and John Clevenger as Yell leaders. Through 'rheir splendid yell leading, Royerfon has had one of lhe besf yelling seclions of +he counly. Thanks boys! 45 k..A,:Y Gy. , A .- 1 W -,. - ' wi 'E 1 ...t . -' , I afutagra .. ' QQ! - f-'Pg ' if 'S-f . 75, ,gaff .2 qv: - 5 . , . .5 t, 1' l Tv? :.. ,s ali 9' ffm. ,,. .. .Vw -V 'f 1 'f U. . .u,A 57, ' . fren , -, 14 ,:m',z: 3. ,, ,JJ .-015.1 5 ,- ly, ' . I - HZ: . ,Rik-xx l':',.'-Ati: 1, 1. A- -Y 1' ' 'L an ly. E44 fyfflfffim ' 1.-fa'15-'p'f-2. .Y 12118421 , :. l1a MP-rf' . 'VX .u l ' ' ,, A r. 4 . A 1 - w Mr , HQ ., W - P- Kay: ' AY? il 'E'-I W . lgylglsunk 1 alll: iii! 'Ri W JT X QW S Ga frm Q all Q DQQ UQDUUZ Q W2 BAND FIRST ROW-Leif Io righf: Kirk IFIagbearerI: Clevenger, Davis, J. Young llwirlerslg A. Dowling lAssisIanf Maioreffelg Bonnie Kirlzham IMaiore'HeIg Mansfield, Lane, Deafon, Mulch lFIag- bearersl. SECOND ROW--D. ScoH, HoII, G. Bushor, L. Young, J. Bushor, M. Scoif, Auslin, Huffman, Rhea. THIRD ROW-Kem, Lindsey, Grile, Wesfervelf, Turner, Manslield, Daniels, Sfouf, Riggin. FOURTH ROW-M. Siferd, Morgan, Miller, Irvin, Pease, Wolfe, Irvin, Harley, Riggin, Silerd. FIFTH ROW-S. Young, Porman, Nelson, Eller, Raper, Sfrom, Kennedy, Sclweslcy, Beeler, Slradling, T. Scoff, Mr. Boyer llnslruclorl. icttzaor CHORUS FIRST ROW-Lefl' fo rigI1'I: Kafherine Coals, Ermma Jean Wailins, Juanifa Sfralwan, Maiorie Hawk, Lois Young, Barbara Riggin, Barbara Lindsey, Geraldine Bell, Bonnie Kirklmam. SECOND ROW: Blanche Brand, Donna Sludebalrer, Velma Shaffer, Glenda Brofhers, BeHy Ruiledge, Mary HiaI I', Marilyn Wolfe, Rullm Bumngfon, Esfer Irvin. THIRD ROW: Olive TuHIe, Margaref Ausfin, Mary Smilh, Adeline Lawlnorn, Mary Siferd, Marfha Siferd, Janice Wesfervelr, Mary Scofl. FOURTH ROW: Tom ScoH, Ralph Kem, Max Burl, Casimir Scheslry, Ray Eller, Bob Kennedy, Jack Bushor. 48 HI-Y CLUB John Slebbins, Sponsor FIRST ROW-Lell lo righl: Billy Wil- son, Tom Holloway, Earl Nelson, Wiely Ullom, Diclc Rarrick, Maurice Grile, Jaclr Bushor. SECOND ROW - John Slebbins, Bob Kennedy, Ray Eller, Glenn Bushey, Roger Hunnicull, Bill Sargenl, Ralph McLaughlin, Phil Hesson. THIRD ROW-Casimir Scheslry, Harold Waldo, Kennelh Green, Ralph Law- son, Billy Ullom, Don Byrd, Wayne Hunnicull, Charles Brown. CEEMOH CLUB FIRST ROW - Lell lo righl: Russell, Murphy, Harrison, Eiler, Gunclrel, Swarlz, Armslrong, Benbow, Juslus, Hammel, and Wiggerly. SECOND ROW-Harman, McCreery, Weakley, Bullinglon, Irvin, Wolfe, Turner, Dowling, Kirlr, and Mulch. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Hughes, Hillery, Gulley, Flesher, Smilh, Sloller, Coolr, Maddy, Tullle, Gale, and Addinglon. FOURTH ROW-O'Dell, Connor, Spicer, Piner, Ullom, McCord, Neal, Dragoo, Bolhasl, Dowling, and Foreman. FIFTH ROW - Morgan, Turner, Burlme, Wilhelm, Harl, Quallenbush, Scoll, Slrahan, Milchell, Manring, Wallcins, and B. Slinnell. SIXTH ROW-Coales, Nollingham, Ed- dringlon, McKinley, Schafer, Brolhers, Beeler, Huliler, Hiall, Rulledge, A. Slinnell, and Jellerson. I COMMERCIAL CLUB lMiss Abrahaml FIRST ROW - Lefl lo righl: Helen Tullle, Mariorie Hawlr, Lois Young, Bonnie Kirkham, Ada Addinglon, Mary Reynolds, Florence Russell, Margarel Armslrong, Geraldine Bell, Belly Swarlz, and Belly Wiggerly. SECOND ROW-Margarel Auslin, Em- ma Spicer, Bonnie O'Dell, Evelyn Con- ner, June Smullen, Judilh Wealzley, Freda Dowling, Evelyn Dragoo, Lois Bolhasl, and Dorolhy Finer. THIRD ROW - Lorna Mulch, Olive Tullle, Vera Jaan Slradling, Juanila Slrahan, Donna Huller, Belly Rufledge, Mary Hiall, Barbara Lindsey, Barbara Riqgin, and Imogene Gale. FOURTH ROW-Miss Abraham, Helen Ullom, Norma Flesher, Marlha Har- man, Donna McCreery, Evelyn Kirlr, Belly Michener, Mary Silerd, Myrlle Gulifey, Pal Hillery, and Lorella Headley. FIFTH ROW-Richard Swain, John Wil- liamson, Kennelh Meranda, Phillip Hes- son, Ralph Kem, Bud Eller, Casmier Scheslry, Georqe Fisher, Jack Buschor, and Harold Williams. Subiecls: Typing I, Ollice Praclica, Bookkeeping, Shorl Hand. SCIENCE lMr. Newlonl FIRST ROW-Lell lo righl: Roy Beal, George Fisher, Dick Swain, Billy Miller, John Clevenger, Bill Walker, Tom Scoll, Roger Hunnicull, Jack Bushor. SECOND ROW-Olive Tullle, Beulah Harrison, Esler Irvin, Barbara Lindsey, Belly Michener, Evelyn Kirk, Donna Huller, Juanila Slrahan, Lois Young, Lorella Headley, Myrl Gulley. THIRD ROW-Pal Hillery, Mr. Newlon, Jay Slrom, Ralph Kem, Bud Eller, Glenn Bushey, Bill Sargenl, Maurice Grile, Ralph McLaughlin, Phil Hesson, Leonard Alchley, Helen Ullom, FOURTH ROW - Don Byrd, Durward Moore, Cash Schesky, Harold Waldo, Roberl Meranda, Kenney Green, Ralph Lawson, Billy Ullom, Max Burl, George Wine, Charles Brown, Rulh Bullinglon. OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW - Lell lo righl: Olive Tullle, Helen Tullle, Mrs. Hursl, Ger- aldine Bell, Myrlie Guliley, Norma Flasher, Belly Rulledge, Mr, French, Marjorie Hawk, Helen Ullom, Billy Bax, and Billy Walker. BACK ROW - Virginia Green, Francis Warner, Mary Hiall, Kalhern Coales, Jacky Benbow, James Hann, and Dick Sloul. if GIRL SCOUTS Mrs. Brown, Scoulmasler Mrs. Falls, Assislanl FIRST ROW-Lefl lo righl: Rosemary Lane, Joan Mansfield, Belly Lehmer, Belly Harley, Joy Cloud, Janice Young, Belly Roberlson. SECOND ROW - Phyllis Whilman, Maxine Jack, Pally Ullom, Phyllis Oualkenbush, Mary Joe Harl, Oclavia Wilhelm, Arella Cook. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Brown, Annelle Nol- linqham, Helen Sharp, Jama Davis, Kalheryn Coales, Elaine Nollingham, Mary Ellen Edwards, Doris Headley, Mrs. Falls. DRAFTING AND INDUS- TRIAL ARTS I Mr. John Slebbinsl FIRST ROW-Lell lo righl: Wilhelm. Keger, Fisher, Wilson, Wesl, Smilh, McConnell, Wilson, Harlsison, Green. SECOND ROW-Gibbs, Johnsonbaugh, Poland, Julius, Irwin, Sloul, Reclor, Branl, Hunnicull, Chandler. THIRD ROW - Jill, Slallord, Powers, Ullom, Wilson, Yohey, Rarrick, Ken- nedy, McLaughlin, Grile. FOURTH ROW-Slebbins, Swain, Hes- son, Tharp, Miller, Raper, Keller, Wil- son, Umberger, Branl, Hiall. FIFTH ROW-Ullom, Williamson, Beal. Meranda, Finer, Wallzer, Fisher, Mer- anda. SIXTH ROW-Bushey, Clevenger, Burl, Piner, Brown, Wilhelm, Lawson, Mc- Kinley. LIBRARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT-Belly Swarli, Evelyn Kirk, Donna Huller, Belly Michener, Marlha Harman, Donna McCreery, Mrs. Brown, Doris Edringlon, Rulh Buf- linglon, LaDene Rilcheson, Mary Bushey. G. A. A. lMrs. Fallsl FIRST ROW - Lefl lo righl: Belly Michener, Freda Dowling, Evelyn Kirlm, Bonnie Kirlcman, Pal Hillery, Belly Rul- Iedge, Lois Young, Marqarel Arm- slrong, Gerry Bell, Helen Tullle. SECOND ROW-Beulah Harrison, Nor- ma Flesher, Bellv Wigqerly, Margarel Auslin, Lois Bolhasl, Evelyn Dragoo, Lorna Mulch, Florence Russell, Vera Slredling, Belly Swarlz, Marilyn Welle. THIRD ROW - Wilma Maddy, Mary Reynolds, Mary Silerd, Barbara Lind- sey, Barbara Riqgin, Donna Hulfer, Evelyn Conner, Bonnie O'DeII, Lorella Headley, Mary Hiall, Mrs. Falls. FOURTH ROW-Juanila Slrahan, Helen Ullom, Esler Irvin, June Smullen, Rulh Bulilinqlon, Dorolhy Piner, Marlha Har- man, Emma Spicer, Donna McCreery. -z,.cJ...- . 3 . .1 ,bf 4 W er fur' 4: . - Q 1 N fag G 1' . 5953 35. . ff ' ' 'E uf. . x 1 1- 'Q 1-his-- t I 1 .. J Y ,n, all Ju K . V S Ga f-:J QD 50553 4 ,J FF U: E S Cf,-J U GD III G53 Calendar Friday, Sept 4. Look al' all +he new faces. Horrible aren'+ fhey? Monday, Sept 7. The firsl' real day of school. Tuesday, Sept 8. Readin' and Ri'l'in' and Rilhmelic. Getling monofonous already. Wednesday, Sept 9. Egadll A +es+ already. Thursday, Sept I0. Clevenger has gol' a snazzy hair cut or should l say shave? Friday, Sept ll. End of fhe iirsl week. Monday, Sept I4. Everybody is unlaxed and sleeping. Tuesday, Sept I5. l wish April was here. Wednesday, Sept lb. Those Juniors are a whiz a+ foofball. Thursday, Sept I7. French sure likes his office slaff. Friday, Sept I8. The seniors elecled class officers loday-Sargent Clevenger, Brown, and Siferd. Monday, Sept 2l. To work again, say fhis is fun. Tuesday, Sjpt 22. l wish fhese underclass girls would quif following us senior boys aroun . Wednesday, Sept 23. Bonnie Kirkham is faking wreslling lessons from Max Burt Nofice 'l'he l'eel'h marks. Thursday, Sepl' 24. Why is Sargenf going around wifh a black eye 'lelling everyone lo conlrol your impulses? Friday, Sepl' 25. Golly if is hot Monday, Sept 28. OOHHI My headl! Tuesday, Sept 29. The suspense is killing mel Wednesday, Sept 30. Our firsf reporf card. All you could hear were groans. Thursday, Oct I. The sfarl of fhe second monfh... lJus+ ge'Hing going.l Friday, Oclober 2. Wilson and Dowling. Some combinalion. Monday, Oct 5. These sevenlh graders sludy loo hard. Tuesday, Oct 6. Jusl' anolher one of lhose days. Wednesday, Oct 7. NUTS!ll! Thursday, Oct 8. Look al' +hese seniors. They're really dressed up. Picfure day. Friday, Oct 9. Lawson looks over The girls lbewarel. Monday, Oct I2. Our baseball ieam is good. Tuesday, Oct I3. ls everybody happy. Wednesday, Oct I4. Why is every one geH'ing his hair cul' shorf? Thursday. Oct I5. Civics sure is fun. We really siudy hard. Friday, Oct lb. The Golden day. Monday, Oct I9. Shorl hair culs are fhe lafesl fhing. Tuesday, Oct 20. Cherry Cock+ails 'For Mildred lwhy Bill7l Wednesday, Oct 2I. Three happy Morons-Kirkham, Young, Hawk. Thursday, Oct 22. Poor Clevenger. No hair, no feeih, he's praciically a fofal wreck. Friday, Oct 23. l wish fhese seniors would waif +iII lhe bell rings lo go 'lo lunch. Monday, Oct 26. Wonder why some of +he kids were nervous? Noi because ihey are 'lo seleci Yell Leaders. Tuesdgy, Oict 27. Try ou+s for Yell Leaders +oday. Clevenger and Walker were eecfe . Wednesday, Oct 28. Pesiy 'lypist Thursday, Oct 29. Ohhhhl Oh, pardon me Jack, l lhoughl' l'ha+ was a 'False face. Friday, Oct 30. Ghosl' and Goblins. 54 CALENDAR lConPinuedl Monday, Nov. 2. Everybody all pepped up Por Phe big game. DesoPo. Tuesday. Nov. 3. Guess who won. Wednesday. Nov. 4. We play CenPer. Thursday, Nov. 5. We losP again. Friday, Nov. 6. Selma, Ponighl. Monday, Nov. 9. Everyone sleeps Poday. Tuesday, Nov. I0. The underclassmen picPures Poday. Wednesday, Nov. II. Boy 'Phe Freshmen are green Phis year. Thursday, Nov. I2. Every Pime BePPy Wiggerly has a daPe she doesn P come Po school Phe nexP day. Friday, Nov. I3. This is supposed Po be an unlucky day. Le'P's hope iP isn'P an unlucky nighP Por we play Gas'Pon PonighP. Monday. Nov. Ib. RoyerPon beaP GasPon in a double overlime, 35 Po 33. Tha'I's Phe old PighP Peam. Tuesday, Nov. I7. George Wine is sParPi'ng all over again aP Phe boPPom o'F his lisP. Wednesday, Nov. I8. ShorPy, Don, Tiny, and Ralph all had colds Poday and couldn'P come Po school Poday. Thursday. Nov. I9. QuiPe a scuffle in Phe Pyping room Phe 8Ph period. I guess Walker means business. Friday, Nov. 20. The Juniors received Pheir sweaPers Poday and Phey look very nice. Monday, Nov. 23. Have you heard Phe one abou'P 'Phe Pwo morons? These morons sure geP around don'P Phey? Tuesday, Nov. 24. The Ceemoh girls are dressed up in 'Pheir besP cloPhes. They look screwy. Wednesday, Nov. 25. Daleville played second fiddle las'P nigh'P Po RoyerPon Po Phe Pune of 43 Po 28. Thursday, Nov. 26. No School Today. Thanksgiving. Friday, November 27. No School Today. Monday, Nov. 30. SPill having Purkey. Tuesday, Dec. I. AbouP half Phe school lePP Po see Phe parade. AnyPhing Po geP ouP of school. Wednesday, Dec. 2. Harrison wenP home lasP nighP wiPh Pheir Pails bePween Pheir legs. 34 Po I8 RoverPon. Thursday, Dec. 3. The seniors Pook a 'PesP Poday 'Po see whaP grade 'Phey're supposed Po be in. Friday, Dec. 4. Same old grind. Game PonighP and we're going 'Po win i+. Monday, Dec. 7. Walker's aP il' again. This 'Pime iP cosP him Pive bucks. Tuesday. Dec. 8. More Pes'Ps Poday and Phey geP easier as Phey come. Wednesday, Dec. 9. Now iP's Bex and he was Pigh'Ping Keller. I Phink iP was a draw. Thursda , Dec. IO. Did you hear abouP Phe moron si'I Ping on 'Phe curb wi'Ph a piece of bread and bu'Her waiPing Por 'Phe Praflic iam? Friday, Dec. II. They Pried 'Po run us ouP of chemis'I'ry class, bu'P we Pooled 'em. We iusP Pain'Ped. Monday, Dec. I4. We really goP bea'P by Dunkirk Friday, 47 'Po 32. Tuesday, Dec. l5. More very unpIeasanP odors PloaPed 'From 'Phe lab. Maybe if we keep iP up we'll geP ouP of school. Wednesday, Dec. I6. We didn'P wanP Po work so Frenchy leP us all ouP of school. lWanP a drag oFPa' Phis?l Thursday, Dec. I7. I saw a senior yelling aP yell pracPicel WhaP a surprise. Friday, Dec. I8. CenPer is due 'For a dePeaP PonighP. Monday, Dec. 2I. The vicPory cup is ourslll Tuesday, Dec. 22. TESTS. Wednesday, Dec. 23. Only grade children af school Poday. Thursday, Dec. 24. Exchange of gi'FPs. Ou'P 'For Phe ChrisPmas holidays. 55 CALENDAR lCon+inuedl Monday, Jan. 4. Wine and Kirk wanf lo gel married. Tuesday, Jan. 5. Have you heard lhe la'les+7 Three guys are going 'lo ioin fhe Golden Gloves. Wednesday, Jan. 6. A lafe while Chrislmas. Thursday, Jan. 7. Bul' il didn'+ lasl long. Friday, Jan. 8. The end of anolher week. Hard +o believe isn'+ if? Monday, Jan. Il. We've slill gol fhe viclory cup. Tuesday, Jan. l2. Counly Tourney week. Everybody all pepped up. Wednesday, Jan. I3. Whal a pep session. The +eam's gol' real backing. Thursday, Jan. I4. Cowan is our meal' fonighl. Good luck boys. Friday, Jan I5. Eafon nexl and 'lhen on fo Daleville. Monday, Jan. I8. Delaware Counfy Champs. YEA RAH REDBlRDSl! Tuesday, Jan. I9. No school! Too cold. Wednesday, Jan. 20. S+iII cold buf lhey couldn'+ keep us away from school an- olher day. Thursday, Jan. 2l. Clevenger broke fhe viclory cup, lel s hope l'ha'I' if doesn'f bring us bad luck. Friday, Jan. 22. Lawson said lhal' lree was righl in 'lhe middle of 'I'he road. Monday, Jan. 25. We sure gol beaf Friday night Tuesday, Jan. 26. All lhe farmers are al' school loday. Wednesday, Jan. 27. l acfually saw a sevenlh grader working loday. Thursday, Jan. 28. Newlon won fhe len bucks and he gave away fwo secfional lour- namenf lickels. Friday, Jan. 29. Our 'leam is very delermined lo keep 'I'he vicfory cup. Monday, Feb. I. The senior row looked almosl' deser'I'ed. Everybody's calching up on Their sleep. Tuesday, Feb. 2. Six more weeks of winfer. Br-r-r. Wednesday, Feb. 3. Same old lhing. French yells quiel' and fhe sevenlh grader's don'+ pay any aHen1'ion. Thursday, Feb. 4. Spring is in 'lhe air. Friday, Feb. 5. We find ouf how lough Parker is fonighl. Monday, Feb. 8. They will sfarf school al noon so all lhe Seniors could get here on lime. Tuesday, Feb. 9. Sfrom had his hair combed loday, of all 'lhingsl Wednesday, Feb. IO. Such a nice sunny day. The wealher will surely be nice over 'l'he week-end. Thursday, Feb. II. Those Golden Gloves Boys do lheir siuff ionighl. Friday, Feb. l2. Dem Selma Bums come over here fonighl. Lel s hope fhey go back Bums. Monday, Feb. l5. Whaf a hip! The firsf seven rows were reserved by seniors al 'rhe Fox. Tuesday, Feb. I6. Mrs. Brown is slill nol' ealing anylhing since 'lhe l'rip. She lanked up lhen. Wednesday, Feb. l7. Once fhere were 'lwo lrishmen now look how many fhere are. Thursday, Feb. I8. Bill gol' knocked our lasl' nighl. Friday, Feb. I9. The end - of 'lhe week. Monday, Feb. 22. Ralioning, l wish +hey'd do lhis more offen. Tuesday, Feb. 23. Boy l like lhis kind of school. Wednesday, Feb. 24. Presenlalion of sweafers fo lhe senior baskefball players. Thursday, Feb. 25. Tourney slarls +onigh+. Friday, Feb. 26. No school foday. Monday, Mar. I. ll came in like a lion. Tuesday, Mar. 2. Why was Mary HiaH' absenl' +oday7 56 CALENDAR ICon+inuedI Wednesday, Mar. 3. Whaf is 43 doing on Bill WiIson's sweafer? IHuh Loisl Thursday, Mar. 4. Why is H. Waldo making eyes ai M. Wolf? Ans.: CompeI'i'I'ion. Friday, Ivwr. 5. If Be++y R. don'+ quil' chasing 'Ihese sevenih grade boys, I'm going 'ro Ie . Monday, Mar. 8. Isn'+ love grand seniors? or should I ask Ihe juniors? Tuesday, Mar. 9. I wish J. would quil' making love fo Ihese senior girls. IH. UIIomI Wednesday, Mar. I0. Bushy sure works hard on fhe panorama. IHow are Ihe iokes coming Bushey?I Thursday, Mar. I I. Office work sure is fun-buf we sure have Io work hard for Jack. Friday, Mar. I2. Boooooom ILab.I Monday, Mar. I5. Boy 'rhese wooden shoes feel funny. Tuesday, Mar. I6. Today my Hoi Dog goi up and ran across 'Ihe cafeieria barking like a dog. Wednesday, Mar. I7. Anybody seen a new fire running around here any place. Thursday, Mar. I8. These Teachers will appreciaie us when we're gone. Friday, Mar. I9. The popular phrase af Royerion is now Heil Johnny. Monday, Mar. 22. Why does everyone call J. a wave? Tuesday, Mar. 23. French said he would buy anyone a coke Ioday. lMach. empiyl Wednesday, Mar. 24. Hesson asleep as usual. Thursday, Mar. 25. Gas, Gas, wha'I s 'Iha+7 A new kind of food? Food, food, whaI's fhai? Friday, Mar. 26. Eller fakes some girls for a walk. Monday, Mar. 29. Rain. Tuesday, Mar. 30. Powers and Dragoo lOhhh boyl Wednesday, Mar. 3I. Jack asleep in 'Ihe office again. Thursday, Apr. I. April Foolgggg Friday, Apr. 2. Bill Ullom Iook a lawn mower io Hawaii. II wonder why?77I Monday, Apr. 5. How I hafe Io say good-by. Tuesday, Apr. 6. Don'f fry Io puf Ioilei waI'er on your hair, 'I'he lid mighi' fall down. Wednesday, Apr. 7. Everyone is siudying Ioo hard. Thursday, Apr. 8. Thai' Old Black Magic. IReviewI Friday, Apr. 9. Panaromas came ioday. Monday, April I2. Tesis. Tuesday, Apr. I3. Tesfs. Wednesday, Apr. I4. Ohhh Dear I wonder if I passed. Thursday, Apr. I5. Horseburger fry by fhe seniors. Friday, Apr. lb. The Iasl' day is in sight Monday, Apr. I9. BaccaIaurea'I'e yesierday. Tuesday Apr. 20. This is Class week and we aren I doing a Ihing. Wedlneidgy, Apr. 2I. I don'I know whefher 'Io reioice or mourn, 'Ihis being our as ay. Thursday, Apr. 22. Commencement Friday, Apr. 23. The end. 57 Office Helen Swarfz . . Howard Hernley , Oren Huffer , , Allis Jane Williams Vera Gale A Charles Dylre Earl Chisman , June Berry ,, , Eleanor Cramp+on . Junior Sfrahan Paul Heffner , Margarel' Wesf . Anna Jane Rariclr , Harold Umberger ,. Clyde Bird . Charles McLaughlin Margarel' Lindsey Paul Parson , Wayne Williams . Freda Mills , Be++y Hudson Charles Jusius Ted ScoH C . Dorofhy Bechdoli' Vera Hesson Maurice Cloud James Russell , BeHy Kyle as .. Mary Jane Eiler , ,C Alberf McGriFf ., what the Senior Cilau of 1942 id :Doing Ball Siaie Teachers' College . ...,......,..s,,..,.,.....,.. Durham Mfg. ,,....w.......e,........Delco Remy lArmyl Secrefary, Richmond, Indiana Resfaurani , e.,Navy ,e.,.,..s.Durham Mfg. lArmyl A. r..., Muncie Business College .Home ....,,W,.Farmer ........Gay-Games Inc. Marsh's Grocery Farmer ,e,,Durham Mfg. lArmyl .V - ,s,, ,.s.....,,,,.,.,. ,s,, , . ....,,.Home .. ..e......eee..............,...... Riggin's Dairy 58 Magic Ci+y Tool 8: Supply Co. . f. e..ee......e,.....,,,,.,,.. .,,, H ousewife .. ...,....s.e....,..v....,,., v,s,, Y Housewife ...,,e..Delco Remy v,,,Farmer C Home .,c.,.....Casl1ier lRivioli Theaferl ...................,,,......neFarmer ....,......,.,....,..,Housewi'Fe .,,,,,.eBell Telephone Co. .C..................,.,Marines 5, G9 -:G CQ 529 Qfesaca wwewi ,5E,moR Ac,.,..GA,l9P,Y5 , WMV WM Vpcwwpzffi fgjz Xb- ,W y wk Mff 23,mZ,,? MW ffgafjaag Q92-af, MW M4W65MJifjVW2amZLi W fn' mi WW W Ja,-ewell Now +ha+ +he 'lime has come fo bid all lhose whom we've learned +o honor and respecf a Fond farewell, we find +haI' we're noi' so anxious fo leave +his fine insfifufion of learning as we've preiended. We feel deeply grafeful +o each and every person responsible for preparing us fo en+er fhe vasf world of knowledge and experience. We wish +o bid you all 'farewell and Io leave wi+h each of you fhis fhoughl' of Joseph Auslanclersz And can I ever bid +hese ioys farewell? Yes, I mus+ pass fhem for a nobler life, Where I may Find +he agonies, fhe s+rife of human hearfs. 61 HOME FURNISHINGS INC THE STORE THAT FRIENDS BUILT II9 W Jackson SI MUNCIE INDIANA Telepho e 592I MacDONALD 2400 E Jackson SI' MUNCIE INDIANA D QI 9732 GREEN S TRADING POST GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES GAS OIL S'I'aIe Road 3 and 67 Norfh DlaI 6048 I OI-INSON FLOOR COVERING STORE I03 Soufh Hugh SI'ree'I' Dual 542I COMIVIERCIAI. PRINTING CO Phone 7707 MUNCIE INDIANA OH YEAH Falls Whaf does sea afar conh n s des Sodnum chlor de? J Raper Fush SHONFIBLD S MEN s WEAR Made to Order Suns and Mens F h ngs at Popular Prices COOPER COMMISSION COMPANY W d Apprec ate Yo r Busmes MUNCIE INDIANA Phone 3062 MILLER S SMART APPAREL 206 S Walnui Sires? MUNCIE INDIANA FRANKLIN STUDIO PENDLETON INDIANA I n - -w I bo- -I S. WBIIIITI' STYCQT , 62 I N D I A N A Dairy Marketing Ass'n P1-oducer's Quality Maur DIAL 5529 MUNCIE, IND. MUNCIE. IND. DIAL 2 4860 Complxments of Muncie Egg and Poultry Co. ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI BOTTLING I I07 Easi' Main SIree'I Muncie, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF Iohnson Hardware Co. I23 I25 w Mem s+fee+ MUNCIE INDIANA DIAL 95 SLI-LUGHTER FEED STORE Sfoclr Yards Muncue Ind DIaI 5I7I Jamesway Poultry G Barn Equipment Parma Feeds Grams Seeds Kuhner Tankage Meat Scraps CAVANAI. TRUCKING CO MUNCIE INDIANA 6I3 N MadIson Sireef DIQI 948I The DRUG STORES PERRIN 86 HARPER 200 S. Mulberry SI. I424 S. Walnui' SI. MUNCIE INDIANA ROYERTON CAFETERIA IN HISTORY CLASS Dlclx Whos iallung back? B Meranda Jus'I' HISIOTY repeahng If se COULD BE sfudeni' here? Tmy Brown No Im l Senuorl 3 I ' - ' ' Cifizen passing by school- Are you a Ifgll J .JI ' I 0 'I 63 Hunmcutt s Marathon Statlon Intersection 3 and 67 Tire Inspection Gas and O11 Phone 2 3239 MUNCIE INDIANA The Posey Shop Pier 526 North Flowers Phone etferaon 2 1 54 1 Opposite McK1nley School MUNCIE INDIANA DUTCH MILL Delncnous Foods Courteous Serwce I09 E Washmqton Street MUNCIE INDIANA Compliments of MORTON STANDT JEWELER OPTOMETRIST II9 E Jackson Street There is only one Morton Standt Store WHAT NEXT? Officer You ve been doing sixty mules an hour Dont you care at aII for the aw Hawk Why officer how can I? I lust met you FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS 4l5 E Mann Street MAGIC CITY SUPPLY CO 9954 DIAL 9954 BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL GRAVEL SAND WHO ME? SaIesman- This us the ty e of washing machine that pays for ltsel Mrs Brown Fmel As soon as at has made the Iast payment send at out to my house NOW YOU KNOW In case you haven t heard what they call drunks in Mexico now its Souse of the Border SUNSHINE CLEANERS CAREFUL CONSERVATIV E DISTINCT IVE CLEANING Phone 6667 ELDRIDGE ICE CREAM 225 West Mann MUNCIE INDIANA Phone 2337 FRI-INK S GROCERIES and MEATS BUS SERVICE ROYERTON INDIANA Phone 704I DIDN'T I TELL YOU SO There are three menaces to driving in America The hic, hike and HUG. ARE YOU KIDDINC5? A. Dowling Isn't it wonderful how Iit ile chicks get out ot their shells? Jackie B. What gets me is how they get in. ' J I 71: . ' ' 1 ' MUNCIE, INDIANA 64 Munue Federal Savmgs and loan Assoclallon CORNER WALNUT AND MAIN STREETS MUNCIE INDIANA Our Part In The War Program Agenf For War Bonds and S+amps Insured Savmgs and Home Fmancmg MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT PORTER DRUG STORE' I05 Souih Walnuf Sireei For Every Meal Slngers Sun Tan An BUTTER NUT BREAD Complzments of Iohnson Hardware Co I23 I25 W Mann Sfreei MUNCIE INDIANA IB 2 222I New and Used Furmture and Stoves Startlxngly Lon' Prxces Thus Great Savmgs Is Yours Be ore You Buy Investxgate You Owe It To Your Pocketbook McDOWELL S COMPLIMENTS SCHUSTER BROS Corner of Charles and Walnuf Muncle lndmna Is f - . I ,, ,, 8I448l6 S. Walnuf Dial 7382 I A ' I d I OF ' ' I . I . D' I - 65 AFTER THE GAME IT'S W R A Y ' S New and Used Furniture and Stoves Startlingly Low Prices This Great Savings Is Yours Before You Buy - Investigate FOR GOOD ICE CREAM AND You Owe It To Your Pocketbook SAN I H S 1 DW C E McDOWELL s 26 and Madison Street 8I4-8I6 Walnut Street MUNCIE. INDIANA Dial 7382 For Health and Fun ROLLER SKATE AT Gibson's Roller Arena Private and Walk-in Parties Arranged Muncie. Indiana METROPOLITAN HAT SHOP CLEANING - PRESSING 20I East Main Street MUNCIE. INDIANA KIMM PAINT COMPANY Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper Window Glass, General Paint Supplies Artists' Material, Picture Framing Phone 7797 MUNCIE, IND. 220-222 E. Main Street ED. DOWLING QUALITY SERVICE STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 2203 N. Walnut St. Phone 24870 SERIOUS OFFENSE He was Iriclxecl out of school tor cheat- ingI How come? He was caught counting his ribs in a physiology exam. Quality For Less - See Us lil PEARSON'S E AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS II6-I I8 South Walnut - Phone 2-2l8 MUNCIE, INDIANA The CADE COMPANY FLORAL ARTISTS Cor Mann and WaInu'I Sfreels MUNCIE INDIANA LYON S SERVICE STATION INTERSECTION 3 28 Phone 30I8 PHILLIPS 66 ANTHONY GAS OIL GROCERIES LUNCH MODE MORRISON t R 21 Dual 5080 MUNCIE IND EXPLANATION PLEASE Faiher Bonnue whal was II Ihai' Icepf Max so Ia+e IasI mgh+ when we all wanfed sleep? Bonnie K Oh he was Irylng 'Io dem onsI'ra're fhe arf of self conirol BE CAREFUL Loss B Do you love Tlny? Tnny B Of course I do Loss B Then why donf your chesi up and down luke Ihe he oes un I movies? LAWVERE TAILOR SHOP CUSTOM TAILORING ALTERING CEANING AND PRESSING 404 E Mann Sfreef MUNCIE IND M U N C I E S V LEADING THEATERS RIVOLI WYSOR STRAND HOOSIER UPTOWN WHY7??7 fude I I Iussed you? Loss Young I d close my eyes 'Io PITTINGER S WHITr ROSE STATION GAS OIL u-es Greasmg and Washing Befhel and Wheelmg Dual 2 3I6I HOWELL S FLOWER SHOP Shop Phone 8772 Rnvolu Theaire Bldg Greenhouse Phone 2 272I YOrKTOWN ROAD BEWARE NewI'on John can you explaln Ihe Meet our I,-,tends At meanlng of unaware? John C Yes snr unaware IS whaI' you 'Iake off lusl' before you pu+ on your pagamas AINT IT THE TRUTH had my money and my 'Frlend IenI' my money fo frrend aslred my money of my fruend Ios'I my money and fnend Sandwnches So'FI' Drmlzs Dancing COMPLIMENTS Il67ll SUPPER ROYERTON. INDIANA CLUB NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP Walnuf af Adams SIreeI Intersection Sta e oads 28 and ' 'ill' I ' - . :H .' O ' ' r ' Ee . COMPLIMENTS OF i eI'?' W.- Wha'I' would be your a'HI- , U JI i+.ll FI E ' Z F. 1 . I ' . ' I my ' . . I ' . I my ' . 67 we a ,, . .eye , PUNISHMENT Myrl' G.- Mol'her, did you ever 'Flirl when you were young? Molher- Yes, dear, I'm afraid I did. ?Myr+ G.- And were you punished for 3+ ll Moiher- Yes, dear. I married your fafher. MY. MY Once lhere were Iwo lrishmen, now look how many 'lhere are. CORNY One lilfle Moron was ealing corn off fhe cob. When finished he handed il back +o his Mo'I'her and kindly asked her lo pul more beans on The slick. THESE YOUNGlNS Don Byrd- Your molher is mosl unrea- sonable.' Henry D.- Why, dear? Don ByrdL Because she 'l'ells me noi fo lose sighl' of my obiecl in life, and lhen obiekcls when I call on you seven nighls a wee . ' THE TRUTH Radio will never be wholly salisfaciory fo lhe lislener uniil he can 'Iurn off un op- ular programs wilh a click Ihal will: be heard in fhe broadcasling sludio. BE CARELESS-7? French- S+ebbins. is 'lhe sidewalk slip- perY7lI Slebbins- Jus+ swell, French. I saw six people fall down already. Ill SEEN Mrs. Walker- Bill did you iake Ihe nole lo Mr. French? Bill- Yes, buf I don'+ 'lhink he can read i'l'. Mrs. Walker- Why noi, Bill? 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