Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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WiTh These ThoughTs in mind we have Tried To presenT a True picTure oT The acTiviTies in RoyerTon l-ligh School. 2 Ina? Jackson Jefferson Raymond Jeliferson Clayfon Hayes Myron Clark Paul Heffner John Sharp Joe Hamilfon Junior Brofhers Leo Hiafl Jacob Clevenger Cliffon Burfon Roy Brown James Browning Joseph Burl' Roberf Humberi' Carl Hia'H' Charles Umberger Roberf Umberger Harold Johnsonbaugh Donald Grey Eugene Beffegnies Lawrence Phillips Joe Hammond Carl Kefchem Billy Ullom Aubrey Brown Roberf Dragoo Charles Tudor James Bryner Charles Dyke Roberf Jolliffe William Bax Paul Chisman Paul Wilson Claude D. Lee Roberr Lindsey Vicfor Sprong Max Burl' Roger Hunnicuff Joe Leamon Roberf Poland Willard Miller Junior Sfrahan Gene Riggin Charles Brown Earl Cummings Herman Cummings John Branf Warren Branf William Branf William Kirby Edward Kiger Jack Bushor Wiley Ullom Lloyd Penrod Roberf Kennedy Erwin Doerr Paul Corfner Raymond Tod Anifa Thorpe Roberf Mounf Charles Mounf Fred Brammer Allen Cloud Edna Russell George Brady Paul Brady Max Jones Kennefh Wilson Junior Wesfervell' aj0ua Charles Cloud Ernesf ChiHy Milfon Berry Roberf Williamson Lowell Morrow Lawrence Buller Raymond Wiggerly Keifh Mansfield Frank Fisher Louis 'Dorsf Keifh Boggs Maurice Cloud Leighfon Whifehead Marilyn Alexander Meredifh Kirkham Roberf I-lufler Alberf McGrifl Ralph McLaughlin Clyde Bird John Abshire Roberf Wiggerly James Hall Wayne Williams Max Harley Gordon Lyons Fred Brammer Joe Siloski Howard Sfafford Don Jaraigen John Sfinnefl' Thomas Jefferson Rufus Salee Douglas Williamson Lee Mansfield Cassius Mansfield Joe Horn Leonard Jefferson Roberf Moore Roberf Powers William Resler James Harley John Browning Darwin Swarfz Ofis Connell Roberf Turner Fred Brand Lloyd Jefferson George Jusfice Charles McLaughlin Roy Beal Lesfer Ray William Sours Roberf Lee Casimer Schesky Lowell Thorpe Edna Russell William Fisher Charles Smifh Margaref Loh John Williamson John Fullharf Kennefh Green Roberf Meranda Don Byrd William Wilson Thomas Holloway Durwood Moore Phillip Wilson Lewis Dean Earl Jefferson, Jr. 3 Carl Parsons Tom Scofr Sanford Anderson Arfhur Barfle Howard Mifchell Harry Lawhorn Bill Joliffe James Senecal Perry Mansfield James Marquell Frank Kemmer Frederick Harley 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 Evereff Glaze Roberf Sirohm Lesfer Chiffy George Jones Maurice Grile Ray Eller Henry Young Huberf Chance Phillip l-lesson Jay Sfrom Roberl' Milo Lee John Clevenger William Sargenf William Walker Fred Burr Clifford Piner George Wine Paul Hilas Roberf Goebel Lowell Wade Paul Waldo Evereff Waldo Rufh Buchanan Scoff Spidel Lewis Dean Earl Chisman Ernesi' Jeff James Powers John Howard Eiler Donald Hiafi' Woodrow Sforms Oren Huffer Ernesf Corfner Roberf Piner Richard Jolliffe Gene Keller Earl Nelson Harry Whillkem Eugene McKinley Wilbur Umberger William Buchanan Orville Yohey Donald Poland Ralph Kem Gene lrwin fbeclicaifian To Those who have leTT our school, in pasT years, embodied wiTh The same desires we now have-To Those who Tound The world in Turmoil- To Those who have become a parT of The vasT Torces TighTing To preserve The ideals They have been TaughT - To Those who have given Their lasT Tull measure oT devoTion, To you. we, The graduaTes oT RoyerTon High School oT I945, wish To dedicaTe our book, humble Though iT may be. 4 l We wish 'ro fhanlc Mr. French for his leadership and assisiance. His endeavor 'ro make our school a be'Her one is deeply apprecialed. To Mr. Siafford we wish fo exiend our appreciaiion for his efforfs To beiier 'rhe educaiional slandard each Year. As frus- 'ree he has done much +oward 'lhai goal. We wish io commend Mr. Reed for his success as Couniy Superin+enden+. His effor+s in +his capacify are appreciafed very much. 6 FACULTY FirsT row, seaTed: Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Brinson, Miss Abraham, M:s. Keasbey, Miss McCoslcey, Miss ATkinson. Second row, sTanding: Mr. Sfebbins, Mr. Brinkley, Mr. PiTTenge.-, Mr. Paul Brown, Mr. DuTro, Mr. Herschel Brown, Mr. Ganh. Mr Dobbs, M r. French. Sefton! Wana Mrs. Wanda Hughes is The Home Economics Teacher. ln addiTion To This she supervises our school lunch program. She has TaughT here Tor eleven years. Mrs. Nellie Brinson who has been aT our school Tor nine years is a very capable Teacher of The Junior High. She also manages The book sTore. Miss Anna Louise Abraham is in charge OT The Commercial DeparTmenT and 'she acTs as TaculTy advisor Tor The RoyerTon Review. She has TaughT here Tor Tive years. Mrs. Keasbey is in charge oT The LaTin DeparT- menT. She also Teaches English and Bible sTud . She has been in our school Tor Three and one-halT years. Miss McCoslcey who is our Librarian is one of The new Teachers who has come This year. She also Teaches HisTory ll. Miss ATlcinson is our new girls' Physical Ed. Teach- er. ln addiTion To her physical Training Teaching in The grades and high school she Teaches Biology. Mr. STebbins who is Senior sponsor has been aT RoyrTon Tor eleven years. He Teaches DraTTing. lndusTrial ArTs. and HealTh and SaTeTy. AnoTher oT our new Teachers is Mr. Brinkley. He Teaches Civics, DramaTics. and English. This is Mr. PiTTenger's second year aT RoyerTon. He is in charge oT The MaTh. deparTmenT and he also Teaches Physics. Mr. H. Paul Brown is our music insTrucTor. This is his second year aT RoyerTon. He also Teaches English Ill. Mr. DuTro who has TaughT here Tor Two years is The eighTh grade sponsor and he does all oT his Teaching in The sevenTh and eighTh grades. He coaches The Junior High baslceTball Team. Mr. Herschel Brown is our very capable coach. Under his direcTion The boys won The Baseball Championship. ln addiTion To his work in physical Training he Teaches AriThmeTic To The eighTh grade. This is Mr. GanTz's TirsT year aT RoyerTon. His work is done in The Junior High School. He is a graduaTe oT Ball STaTe. Mr. Dobbs Teaches AeronauTics, HisTory lll, and he does some Teaching in The sevenTh and eighTh grades. This is his TirsT' year aT RoyerTon. Mr. French has been in our school Tor sevenTeen years. AT The presenT Time he is Teaching only one class, ReTresher MaTh. GRADE TEACHERS FirsT row: Mrs. DuTro, Mrs. Morris. Miss Ballinger, Mrs. Shroyer, Mrs. PosT, Mbrs. Frederick, Miss Bell. Second row: Mrs. Dungan. Mrs. ArThur, Mrs. Quick. Mrs. Readle, Mr. Morgan, Miss Marquell. Miss Briner, Miss Richardson. Mrs Sprong. Qwcle '7eaclxm4 Mrs. DuTro is The Teacher oT The TTf+h and sixTh grades in The EasT Building. She has TaughT aT RoyerTon Tor Two years. Mrs. Morris Teaches The TiTTh grade in The WesT Building. She has been a member OT The sTaTT Tor Tive years. Mrs. Ballinger is The Teacher oT The second grade in The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Two years. Mrs. Shroyer has TaughT here Tor Tour years. This year she is Teaching The Third grade OT EasT Build- ing. Mrs. PosT is The Teacher of The Third and TourTh grades in The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Tour years and acTed as a subsTiTuTe Tor one year. Mrs. Frederick Teaches The TiTTh grade in The EasT Building. She has been a member of The Tacul- Ty Tor six years. Miss Bell Teaches The second grade in The WesT Building. She has been Teaching aT RoyerTon Tor TiTTeen years. Mrs. Dungan is The Teacher oT The second grade in The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Tour years. 4 Mrs. ArThur insTrucTs The TourTh grade of The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Tour years. Mrs. Quick Teaches The Third grade in The EasT Building. She has been Teaching aT RoyerTon Tor TiTTeen years. Mrs. Reaclle is The Teacher oT The TourTh grade in The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Three years. . Mr. Morgan is The Principal OT The EasT Building and he also Teachers The sixTh grade. This is his TirsT year aT RoyerTon, having come here Trom Roll aTTer having TaughT There Tor TiTTeen years. Miss Marquell is The Teacher OT The TirsT grade in The EasT Building. She has TaughT here Tor Tour years. Miss Briner, who is The Teacher oT The TirsT grade in The WesT Building, has TaughT aT RoyerTon Tor eighT years. Miss Richardson is The sixTh grade Teacher of The WesT Building. She has been Teaching aT RoyerTon Tor sixTeen years. Mrs. Sprong is The Teacher oT The TirsT grade in The EasT Building. 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ThaT is where we spenT mosT oT our Time. We didn'T like Miss Bell's punishmenT. Doris EdringTon and MarTha Jane Si- Terd came ThaT year. Miss LamberT was our Third grade Teacher. Dur- ing This year we presenTed an opereTTa along wiTh The TourTh, TiTTh, and sixTh grades. Erma WaTl-:ins and Alvena STinneTT enTered The class aT ThaT Time. Our TourTh grade Teacher was Miss STiTTler. We presenTed The play, Cinderella aT Thanksgiving Time. Janice WesTervelT, James Hann, and Fred Julius came during ThaT year. How well we can remember The year we enTered our new Building! Miss Richardson was our Teach- er. Helen Mclfinley, Harry Wilhelm, and Earl Tharp enTered The class. Mrs. Brinson had her hands Tull when we enTered The sixTh grade as our group had enlarged. The class was divided and Mrs. Mrs. HeaTon TaughT parT oT The class. Shirley Young, and Mary Bushey came This year and Janice WesTervelT leTT us. As we enTered Junior High School we TelT ThaT we were really growing up. Our TirsT sponsor was Miss BurT. My, how diTTerenT everyThing was in ThaT assembly! Velma ShaTTer, Elaine NoTTingham, and AnneTTe NoTTingham came and Janice WesTer- velT came back. Our sponsor in The eigTh grade was Mr. ChaT- ham. The class helped in The pre-senTaTion oT an opereTTa. Bill Gibbs enTered our class This year. Freshmen! By This Time we TelT sure we were grown men and women-even iT we didn'T acT iT. Our sponsor was Mr. ChaTham. Billie SToTler, Nor- ma Manring, and Dick Rarick enTered The class. Mr. Dick was our Sophomore sponsor. Besides a parTy or Two, The year was quiTe unevenTTul. The ofiicers were: PresidenT, Dick Rarickg Vice-Presi- denT, Harry Bullock: SecreTary, Jack Johnsonbaughg and Treasurer, Blanche Brand. Our Junior year was pleasanT and Tull OT Tun. We had a Tine sponsor, Mrs. Brown, who planned everyThing so successfully Tor us. During The year we gave The play, BrighT Penny. We had charge oT The candy and ice cream sales aT noon. The oTTi- cers were: PresidenT, Earl Tharp: Vice-PresidenT, Shirley Young: SecreTary, Velma Shaffer: Treasurer. Doris EdringTon. RuTh Malson and Dick Arnold en- Tered The class. My how Time Tlies! Here we are Seniors. We were TorTunaTe To have Mr. STebbins Tor our Senior sponsor. We Took a Trip To Chicago in SepTember because we ThoughT some oT our boys mighT be in The service before The year was over. We had a wonderful Time. Our enTire year has been Tull oT acTiviTies - Trip, Panarama, RoyerTon Review, Sen- ior Play, and oThers. We losT Max Jones who is now in The Navy. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, Earl Tharp: Vice-PresidenT, Velma ShaTFerg SecreTary, Adeline Lawhorn: and Treasurer, Doris EdringTon. C2561 MARCELENE COATES Dramalics Club 4 G. A. A. 2. 3. 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Lalin Club I, 2. 3. 4 Lalin Club Treas. 4 Royerlon Review Slall 4 Panarama Sl-all 4 LiHle Darling 4 Chorus 4 Yell Leader 4 JACK JOHNSONBAU GH Commercial Club 3, 4 Dramalics Club 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Baskelball 2. 3 Sludenl Manager I The Sewing Club Meel's 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 RICHARD ARNOLD Lalin Club 3 Hi-Y 3 Inlramural 3. 4 Dramafic Club 4 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Panorama 4 Sec. of Dramalics Club 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Chrislmas Play 4 EARL THARP Hi-Y 3 lnlramural I. 2, 3. 4 Pres. Dramalics Club 4 Royerion Review Siaff 4 Panorama 4 Sec. Commercial Club 4 Class Presidenl 3. 4 Brigl'1I' Penny 3 Sludenl Mgr. 3. 4 Baseball 3. 4 Baslcelball 4 Sewing Club Meals 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 VERNON DEAN DICK RARICK MARY BUSHEY BILL BUCHANAN Bible Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Drafling 3. 4 Inlramural I. 2. 3, 4 Brighl Penny 4 Dramalics Club 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 lnlramural I, 2, 3, 4 Agricullure Club I Sludenl Manager 3 Royerlon Review Slall 4 Sewing Club Mee'l's 4 G. A. A. I. 2, 3. 4 Lalin Club I, 2, 3. 4 Library Slafl I. 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Dramalics Club 3, 4 Royerlon Review Slalf 4 Panorama Sfalil 4 Bancl Twirler 3. 4 Assl. Phys. Ed. Teacher 4 Sis+er Susie Swings l'I 4 Agricullure Club I Hi-Y 2 Baslcelball I. 2. 3 lnlramural 4 Fooiball 2, 3, 4 Traclc 4 VELMA SHAFFER G. A. A. I. 2, 3.4 Ceemoh I. 2, 3. 4 Chorus 2. 3 Commercial Club 3. 4 Commercial Club Pres. 4 Panorama Siafl: 4 Royerion Review Sfahf 4 Class Presideni I Class Vice Presidenl' 4 G.A.A. Vice Presidenl 4 Dramaiics Club 4 Assisianl' Edifor Panorarn a4 HARRY BULLOCK Panorama Sfafl 4 Royerfon Review Slat? 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Baslceiball I. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1.2. 3. 4 GLENDA BROTHERS G.A. A. I. 2. 3. 4 Ceemoh Club I. 2.3.4 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Dramaiics Club 4 Sis'rer Susie Swings II Royerion Review Sfaff 4 4 HELEN McKINLEY Commercial Club 3, 4 4-I-I Club 3. 4 Dramafics 4 Ceemoh Presidenl 4 Ceemoh Club I. 2.3.4 G. A. A. I, 2. 3. 4 Royerion Review Siaiif 4 Panorama Sfaff 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 ADELINE LAWHORN RUTH MALSON G. A. A. I. 2, 3.4 Lalin Club I. 2. 3.4 Orchesfra I. 2, 3. 4 Jr. Classical League 2. 3. 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Chorus 2. 4 Library Siahc 2. 3 Dramaiics Club 4 Royerion Review Sfafl: 4 Panorama Slaff 4 Class Sacerfary 4 Assisfanl Phy. Ed. Teacher 4 SisIer Susie Swings H 4 Ceemoh Club 3. 4 Commercial Club 3. 4 Panorama SI'af'F 4 Royerlon Review Siaff 4 ORVILLE YOHEY BOB STAFFORD Commercial 3. 4 Agriculiure Club 2 Royerion Review Sfaff 4 Office Sfaff 4 Panorama Slaff 4 Iniramural I. 2. 3. 4 ERMA JEAN WATKINS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Royerlon Review Slall' 4 Dramalics Club 4 DONALD POLAND GENE McKINLEY HARRY WILHELM Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2 Baslcelball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 The Sewing Club Meels 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 I-li-Y 2 Sisl'er Susie Swings Il 4 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Aqricullure Club I, 2 Bible Club 4 Dramafics Club 4 BILL GIBBS NORMA MANRING Sludenl Manager 3 Commercial Club 4 Agricullure Club I, 2 Inframural I, 2, 3, 4 Drafling 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 TracIc4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Club 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Brighl Penny 3 Royerlon Review Slaff 4 Chorus 4 LiHIe Darling 4 SHIRLEY YOUNG 6. A. I, 2, 3,4 Lalin Club l, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 3, 4 Orcheslra 4 Dramaiics Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Panorama Sl'a'Fl 4 Royerlon Review Slalll 4 Brighl Penny 3 Lillie Darling 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 Briqhl' Penny 3 I-Ii-Y 3, 4 .Commercial Club 3, 4 Bible Club 4 Track I Royerlon Review Slall 4 Panorama Slaff 4 Dramalics Club 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 BLANCHE BRAND Dramalics Club 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 G.A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Pres. 4 LillIe Darling 4 Brighl Penny 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Royerion Review 4 Band Twirler 3, 4 Chorus 2, 4 ANNETTE NOTTINGHAM ELAINE NOTTINGHAM Lafin Club 2, 3 Dramafics Club 4- Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Dramafics Club 3, 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 SisI'er Susie Swings II 4 SisIer Susie Swings I+ 4 JUANITA McKINLEY Royerion Review Sialil 4 Office Siaff 4 Commercial Club 4 Dramaiics Club 4- DON NA MARIE STUDEBAKER G. A. A. I, 2, 3,4 Lalin Club I, 2, 3,4- Commercial Club 3. 4 Chorus 2, 4 4-l'I Club I, 2 Library Siali 3 Band 4 Panorama Slalzl 4 Royerion Review Siaff 4 BriglnI' Penny 3 Assislanl Phy. Ecl, Teacher 4 Here Comes Charlie 4, JAMES HANN FRED JULIUS Orclweslra I, 2, 3, 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 Lafin Club I. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Royerion Review 4 MARYELLEN SCOTT Orchesira I, 2, 3, 4- Band I, 2, 3, 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 4-l'I Club I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3. 4 G. A. A. I, 2 Commercial Club 3. 4 Office Siaff 4 Dramaiics Club 4 Royerlon Review Sfalii 4 Panorama Sielili 4 SisI'er Susie Swings I+ 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 I MARTHA JANE SI FERD Bancl, Orclwesira I. 2, 3, 4 4-l 'I Club I, 2, 3,4 La'I'in Club I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Oflice Siaff 4 Dramaiics Club 4 Royerlon Review Slalif 4 Panorama Siafl: 4 Sis+er Susie Swings II 4 MILDRED MORGAN Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Club 4 Royerlon Review Slafl 4 WILBUR UMBERGER 4 lnlramural I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Here Comes Charlie BILL BUCHANAN lnframural 4 Agricullure Club I Baslcelball I, 2, 3 Foolball 3, 4 l'll-Y 2, 3, 4 4 JANICE WESTERVELT ROSALIND TURNER LiH'Ie Darling 4 Orcheslra I, 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2,3 Chorus 2 Chorus 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Dramafics Club Treas. 4 Ceemoh Club I BrighI Penny 3 4-I-I I G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4 Panorama Sfalif 4 Lafin Club I, 2 LiI'I'le Darling 4 Orchesfra I, 2, 3 Commercial Club 3. 4 Panorama SI'ahf4 BrighI Penny 3 Royerlon Review SI'aI'I 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 DORIS EDRINGTON Class Treasurer 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Royerlon Review Slahf 4 Lalin Club 3, 4 Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3, 4 4-I-I Club I, 2, 3, 4 Sluclenl' Direc'I'or of Brigid Penny 3 Dremalics Club 3, 4 Bible Club 3, 4 Library Slahc 2, 3 La'lin Club Vice Pres. 4 l-lere Comes Charlie 4 MARY SMITH Ceemoh Club I, 2, 3. 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Dramalics Club 4 Chorus 2, 4 SisIer Susie Swings II 4 I I BILLIE STOTLER ALVENA STINNITT Ceemoh Club I. 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Chorus 4 Chorus 3 61.444 Wd! We, The Seniors of NineTeeen hundred and TorTy- Tive of RoyerTon High School, do hereby make our IasT will and TesTamenT. We, The Seniors will To The EacuITy. all of our annoyng habiTs, Too numerous To menTion. To The Juniors, we will The righT To go A.W.O.I.. aT any Time They see TiT. To The Sophomores, we will The righT To go inTo any class IaTe wiThouT a pass. To The Freshmen, we will The righT To iniTiaTe The Freshmen oT nexT year. To The EighTh Grade, we will The righT To Take noThing from oTher classes, providing yours is large enough. To The SevenTh Grade, we will The righT To have permanenT seaTs in The assembly. I, Elaine NoTTingham, will Philip Davis, The righT To smile aT oTher girls, buT noT like he smiled aT me. I, AnneTTe NoTTingham, will my red hair and freckles To anyone who will claim Them. I, Alvena STinneTT, will BeTTy Lou STinneTT and Janice L. BaTT The righT To go To Indianapolis aT any Time in The near TuTure. Have a nice Time, girls. We, Norma Manring and Shirley Young, will To Annaiean Dowling and Janice Young, The righT To go To I2Th and BurIingTon every nighT aTTer a ball game. I, Mary SmiTh, will my Tallness To Maxine WhiTe- head. I, Dick Arnold, will my small TeeT. Isize IIVQI To big Wesley Manring. I, Fred Julius, will To Jim SmiTh, The sole righT To Talk or sleep in The assembly aT any Time he sees TiT. We, Velma Shaffer and Helen McKinley, do hereby will To Jackie Sue and Annaiean. The righT To do as They please wiTh no quesTions asked. We, RuTh Malson and Harry Bullock, will To Mar- iorie Huflier and Gene Keller, The righT To siT To- geTher during school acTiviTies, againsT Mr. Erench's desire. I, Jack Johnsonbaugh, will To Jack Wilson, The righT skip school and class whenever he sees TiT. We, Maryellen ScoTT and MarTha Jane Siferd, will To OcTavia Wilhelm and Mildred SToneburner, our close school-day Triendship. I, Rosalind Turner, ain'T wiIIin'. I, Mildred Morgan, will my hornrimmed specTa- cles and also my red suspenders To Johnny HiaTT. I, Orville Yohey, will my seaT in The assembly, To someone else, I Hope. We, Adeline Lawhorn ancl Donna STudebaker, will our abiliTy To geT Panorama ads To Janice Lea- mon and Virginia Green. I, Dick Rarick, am Taking my will wiTh me. I, Vernon Dean, will To Earl Nelson, The righT To go wiTh all The women unTiI he Tinds The righT one. Also To drive Trom The school grounds as TasT as he pleases. I. Bill Gibbs, will To Jack Wilson, The righT To lean againsT The wall any Time he sees T'iT. I, Earl Tharp, will my empTy seaT To anyone who can be ouT of iT as much as I am. I, Erma WaTkins, will The righT To Bob Piner. To leave The assembly whenever he sees TiT wiTh no quesTions asked. I. JuaniTa McKinley, will my dark hair and com- plexion, To OcTavia Wilhelm. We, Doris EdringTon and Mary Bushey. bequeaTh our noTe wriTing in class, To whoever can keep sup- plied wiTh paper. I, Harry Wilhelm, have no will. lFour years under Mr. STebbins Took all The will ouT oT me.l I, Marcelene CoaTes, will To any girl who is yell leader nexT year, The righT To wear a skirT or any- Thing They may see TiT or unTiT. I, Eugene McKinley, will To Gaylord Toll. The righT To have as many daTes Through The week as he wanTs. I, Wilbur Umberger, will The Time I spend sTudy- ing To anybody who may, or can use iT To a good advanTage. I, James Hann. will To Chad RecTor, The righT To sleep and blush anyTime he sees TIT. I, Billie SToTIer, will my quieT ways, To Bob Piner. I, Bob STaTlord, will To Dick STouT, my posiTion on The bench. I, Blanche Brand, will To LaDene RiTcheson. my seaT in The assembly, and The chewing gum Ken- neTh Green and I have so graciously IeTT To you. I. Janice WesTerveIT, will To Sue Mills, The righT To have as many boy Triends as she sees TiT. I, Glenda BroThers, will To Mary Beeler, The privi- lege To leave The assembly anyTime she sees TiT. wiTh or wiThouT permission. I, Bill Buchanan, will To Earl Nelson, The abiIiTy oT having a perTecT aTTendance aT school. ,z, On a brighf affernoon in May, l955, a young lady walks nrevously To and fro in The waifing room of The Municipal AirporT in Indianapolis. The manager of The airporT, no- Ticing her exciTemenT, hurriedly asks whaT The Trouble is. Oh, you see l have an appoinTmenT in New York CiTy To make an audifion aT The MeTropoliTan Opera House. l'm afraid l'll be laTel The manager, who has been wafching her closely, asks, Aren'T you Rosalind Turner? Why, yes, she answers. Remember me? l'm James Hann. Oh, of course, Jim. This is a co-incidence, isn'T iT? JusT Then The plane comes roaring info view. Amid ex- planaTions ThaT she musf hurry, James helps her inTo The plane and calls, LoTs of luck, Rosy! As The plane soars from The field, Rosalind seTTles back in her seaT, prepared for The iourney. Affer reading a magazine awhile. she grows resfless. The sfewardess is walking by and Rosalind exclaims, Glenda BroThersl The air hosfess glances aT her in surprise. Well, Rosalind Turnerl -whaT are you doing here? For a few minufes The ofher passengers receive liffle aT'TenTion from Their hosfess while Rosalind explains. NoTic- ing a ring on Glenda's leff hand, Rosalind inquires who The lucky fellow is. You probably know, Glenda replies. lT's Eugene McKin- ley, our piloT. He's flying The plane now. The co-piloT is Dick Rarick. He's married To Mildred Morgan, who formerly modeled cloThes. designed by Erma Wafkins, in Chicago. Have you heard abouf any of our ofher classma+as? Rosalind asks. remembering vividly The Royerfon Class of '45. Why, yes, replies Glenda. Harry Bullock is manager of The Sfevens Hofel in Chicago. He married Rufh Malson, you know, and l see bofh of Them quife offen when l sTay aT The hofel befween flighTs. l'm afraid l've losT Track of our class, Rosalind confesses. l have seen Donna Sfudebaker and Adeline Lawhorn in pic- Tures, Though. They're quife a success in Hollywood, aren'T They? Oh, yes, replies Glenda. AnneTTe and Elaine Noffing- ham, famous crifics of The sfage and screen. hail Them as superior even To AbboTT and Cosfello. By The way, Jack Johnsonbaugh is back in The recreafion room righT now. lmmediafely affer he married Janice Wesfervelf, he accepTed an offer as a big league pifcher,-l guess They plan To have a baseball Team all Their own. BoTh girls laugh buf soon Glenda has To rush away To aTTend To her dufies. Rosalind begins looking around aT her fellow passengers. A young man, siTTing across The aisle, looks sfrangaly familiar, and when he speaks she recognizes him as Dick Arnold. You're going To sing aT The MeTropoliTan Opera House Tonighf, aren'T you? he asks. There are a group of us on The plane going especially To hear you. Shall we go To The recreaTion room? Perhaps we shall find Them. As They walk back To meef The resf of The group, Dick Tells her of his posifion as Mayor of RoyerTon. Upon graduafing from R. H. S.. I was unanimously appoinfed To ThaT office. My wife, The former Alvena STinneTT, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yohey, Mrs. Yohey was formerly JuaniTa McKinley, came wifh us. Here They are now. AfTer Talking over old Times, The hours quickly pass and The plane arrives in New York in a shorT Time. Rosalind dis- covers Thaf she has plenTy of Time before her audifion, so The group of friends decides To go To a Theafre. The usher, very Tall and dark, is soon recognized as a graduafe' of The '45 class-Vernon Dean. He informs Them ThaT The manager of The Theafre is Bill Gibbs. Smiling confidenfially, Dean Tells Them ThaT Bill has iusf recenfly eloped wiTh his secrefary, Mary SmiTh.- They make an ideal couple, he says. By The way, if you'd like. l'd be glad To call Them. Soon Bill N and Mary ioin The group. Have you noficed ThaT The lead- ing characTers in This film were in our class? asks Bill. Norma Manring and Bill Buchanan each won The Academy Award This year. They are To sTar in The forfhcoming picfure, The Ravaged Tree , wriTTen by Doris EdringTon, Mary Gibbs says. Doris has wriTTen Two very successful novels. AfTer The show, The group decides To go To resTauranT To eaf. As They sfand waifing for a Taxi, Alvena remarks how much cleaner The sTreeTs of New York are Than in RoyerTon. A small, bedraggled man, overhearing her commenf, says, Yes, They do look nice, don'T They? You know, when l was presidenf of The Senior Class of Royerfon High School in '45, l vowed l'd sweep Trash and scandal from The face of The earTh. He sighs deiecfedly, l've kepf my promisel Earl Tharp! They excfaim in unison. Tharp regisTers sur- prise when he recognizes Them. l iusT saw Wilbur Umberger awhile ago, he says. He's sure doin' a fine iob fixin' sTreeT-lighfs. I always said Wilbur would make a good elec- Trician. Meanwhile a Taxi has pulled up To The curb. and in a few minufes They find Themselves alighfing in fronT of El Puco , The largesf, mosT exclusive resTauranT in New York. As Or- ville Yohey sTarTs To pay The driver, They insTanTly' recognize each ofher. Who ever picTured Donald Poland as a Taxi driver in a cify larger Than Royerfon? Remembering ThaT They would have To dine quickly, The group hurries info The resTauranT. The head waiTer, whom They recognize as Frederick Julius, shows Them To a Table. Fred informs Them ThaT RoberT Sfafford owns El Puco , and is financially successful. The orchesTra, having Taken an in- Termission, refurns To The sTand and begins playing. The group cenTers Their aTTenTion on The band-leader and are asfonished To see Harry Wilhelm, who is announcing The sur- prise aTTracTion of The week. OuT come Three beaufiful, vi- vacious, glamour-girls-Mary ScoTT, Marfha Sifred, and Velma Shaffer. They soon have The male audience swooning from Their crooning. ' Suddenly The noise in The room ceases as The maesfro makes a special announcemenT: VVe inferrupf This program To reporf TThaT Marcelene Coafes and Blanche Brand, navy nurses, and Shirley Young, foreign correspondenf, who were recenfly reporfed missing when The U.S.S. ROYERTON was desfroyed by a hurricane in The Aflanfic Ocean, have been rescued by a PT boaT, commanded by Capfain R. Max Jones. l hadn'T even heard ThaT They were missing unTil yesTer- day, Juanifa Yohey says. l suppose iT has been a miliTary secreT. l'd like To know whaf Billie SToTler is doing, Rosalind says. Do any of you know? The lasT Time I flew To Royerfon in my helicopTer, re- plies Arnold, she was MaTron of The Delaware Counfy Jail. She and Helen McKinley, who became a lawyer, had builT quife an air-TighT case againsf The sTaTe. WiTh The help of Mary Bushey of The F. B. l., They sued The sTaTe for S500,000, To be used To build sanifary jails. Alvena Arnold heaves a sigh and remarks, lsn'T iT fine ThaT all The members of our class have accomplished so much for Themselves? Then Rosalind Turner exclaims, Oh, if is only Twenfy' min- uTes unfil my audiTion. We musT hurry! They all Take a Taxi back To The Opera House. IT is well crowded for Rosalind's firsT performance.- AfTer she makes her appearance, The loud applause proves ThaT she is on her way To success. lmmediafely following The evening's per- formance, Rosalind accepfs a conTracT wiTh The MeTropoliTan Opera House. Then she goes To The airporf To see her guesfs off. Rosalind refurns To her hofel room, feeling lonely because her classmafes have deparTed from her, buf quiTe pleased because she knows whaT They are doing. i i Pafricia Ullom Francis Warner ' Mary Beeler Mark Buffingfon Harold Fislner Edna Dowdy Virginia Green Q John I-lia'r+ Wayne Hunnicufi Joe Irvin Lavon Miller Peggy Mills Louis Piner Roberf Piner Richard Siouf Jack Wilson James Wes? Janice BaH Annaiene Dowling C Are++a Mary Ellen Edwards Joe Green Jackie Sue Benbow oolc Jo Anne Burlce Buelalw Gunclcel l Joyce Hammel I8 Phillis Quallcinbush Chadd Recior La Dene Rilcheson Bernice Rose Belly Sfinneli' Mildred Sionelourner Gaylord Toll Maxine Whiiehead Eugene Wilhelm Ociavia Wilhelm James Wilson James Smifh Mariha Wafson L. I9 L Edward l-larbison Mary Joe l-lar? Marjorie Huffer Louise Jordon Virginia Jusfus Eugene Keller James Kiger Janice Leamon Wayne McConnell Rosemary McCord Shirley Neal Earl Nelson Eddie Pease Billy Moore Bill Brown Paul Craw Gerald Dougan Jo Ann Jolliffe l Edward Pease Eugene S+ral1an Dickie Poland Dale Warkins Ar+l1ur Russell William Wesley Helen Sharp Janice Young David Snider Billy Burgess Q Gordon Byrd Calreen Cornin 20 Chase Buffiingfon Joy Cloud Jama Davis Jane Ann Dodson Belly Harley Maxine Harrison Belly Lou Lelwmer Lowell Mansfield Ru+l1 Ellen McKinley Arlhur Keller Drisilla Landis Wesley lvlanring Dick McCord Charles Quallcinbush Rufh Reynolds George Rowland Roberl' Sargenl' William Smifh Rulh Ellen Tharp Ailleen Tobias Ella Mae Tobias Barbara Williams --aw l Bill Daniels Dova Green Dickie Hann ' 2 l Phillip Davis Powell Del-larl Vera Jean Edwards Charles Follz Harry Graham Charles Greer Mable Hammond Belly l-larly Randall l-lendericks Virginia l-lillan Dickie Brown Ray Dalion Eugene Dugan Norma Jean Emminheiser William Gillman Clifford Habegger, Treas. Willis i-lunnicuf George Irwin Ida Joan Mansfield Rex Morgan Gordon Morrison Carl O'Dell Roberi' Parsons Cyrus Paul Jack Riggin Jim Riggin Donald SCOH George Smi'rl1 l-lerberf Snider Ray Sfacey I Dorman Walker Joan Wesley, Sec. Richard Wes? Muriel Williams Weldon Yoder Lois Yohey William Tudor Roberf Tudor Wal+er Anderson Donald Asbury I Frank Brand Jerry Branson Roberf Buchanan, Pres. Mary Rose Clevenger Donald Coaies John Crouse 22 Phyllis Davis Bob Davis Bonny Dealon Jeanine De Harr Vernon Eiler Lawrence Fenneken Edward Fish Roberf Foltz Margarer Grier John Hariz Leonard Hickey Jean Hillery Roberr Hillery Claude Huffer Ted Jones Charles Lilly Nancy Lord Gene McGuire y L, Ruih Mannring Chesfer Miller Berry Roberrson Ollie Rousey Wayne Smifh Barbara Tracey Pafricia Whirehead. Vice Vernon Whifman Barbara Ray 23 Pa+ricia Reasoner Carol Riesse Donna Jean S+. John Jack Smifh Nancy Jo Wafson Norma Welmore Pres. Lucille Day Roberf Walker Dorofhy Flesher Berdena Claspell EIGHTH GRADE Froni' Row-leff io righi: Bob Jusfus, Earl Crouse, Charles Cook, George Harley, Jim Fadely, Marvin Johnson. Second Row: Jane Brand, Jeannie Arnold, Joan Brand. Sarah Best Carol Hole, Gerirude Clark, Eula Hammond, Jayne Brofhers, Fay Hann. Beulah Beal. Third Row: Roberia Dougan, Barbara Green, Mr. Slebbins, Doris Jones, Reba Gale, Phyllis Hoskins, Shirley Davis, Mr. Dufro, Janice Cary, Violel Everroad, Mary Holland, Juaniia Cavanaugh, Helen Humberi, Barbara Coaies, Barbara Hickey, Mr. French, Ruby Fuson. Fourih Row: Ross Humbarger, Roberf Hoffman, Dave Craw, Howard Hesson, Charles Jeri, Diclc Fancher, Richard Lykins, Don DeWees, Charles Hendricks. EIGHTH GRADE Fronf Row-leli 'ro righf: Evereif O'Dell, Wayne Morris, Michael Manring, Maurice Kennedy, Charles Tucker, Marvin Mariyall, Carl Yohey. Second Row--Pairicia Wrighi, Palricia Rowland, Reba Wilson, Beiiy Smilh, Doris Nelson, Delores Lowe, Ermaiean Herberl, Imogene Sours, Lois Siradling, Marilyn Mills. Third Row-John Waldo, Lloyd Lilly, Mr. Siebbins, Juan fa Weaver, Belly McCord, Ella Rousy, Winifred Swarlz, Mariorie Kiger, Charline Keller, Phyllis Morgan, Dixie Rogers, Joan Nelson, Jacqueline Rhea, Pairicia Tooley, Mr. French, Virgil Lowe, Kenneih Parlcs. - , Top Row: Bob Slrahan, Paul Umberger, Herb Shideler, Bill Wafson, Don Rigqin, Mr. Dulro, Jim Woods, Clyde Thorn- burg, Jack Wiseman, Herberi Kimble, Roy Maddy. 24 SEVENTH GRADE Firsl Row-lell lo righl: Dawayne Dawson, Carl Acker, Cleon Fullharl, George Anderson, Harold Anlhony, Slanley Beavens, Virgil Green, George Holl, Don Morris. Row Two: Virginia Hanger, Verna Lee Bales, Jackie Sue Jackson, Rosalie Lawson, Belly Favors, Carolyn Anlrim, Norma Jean Hale, Virgielou Cook, Vivian Karcher, Joyce Habegger, Marlha Falls. Row Three: Jackie Decker, Mr. Slebbins, Gilberl Bushey, Donald Dougan, Eleanor Janeway, Wanda Davis, Thelma Jell ,Mrs. Brinson, Palricia Hanna, Belly Clevenger, Beverly Bullinglon, Glenn Conner, Gerald Hendrix, Francis Hanna. Mr. French, William Berry. Row Four: Leon Janeway, John Dull, Donald Lawson, Cooper Dallon, Harold Cross, Max Lock, Marvin Clevenger, Virgil Beason, Roberl Kaulz, Jack Hammond, Kennelh Gunckel, Donald Hedges, George Lowe. Absenl: Wilma Creech, Gene Disinger, Charles Harker, Jykla Mansfield, Lowell Weslervell, Bonnie Burris, Frank Hill- son, Adeline Ellis. SEVENTH GRADE Row One: Jackie Lee Tobias, James Walson, Jerry McCJnnell, Charles Rosenlhal, Roberl Smilh, Philip Sprinkle, Ed! ward Whilacre, Raymond Parsons. Row Two: Roberl Rhea, Belly Louise Slanley, Janel' Sue Riggin, Barbara Roberlson, Edilh Slevens, Belly June Slan- ley, Beverley Smullen, Nancy Schesky, Barbara Slacey, Jean Riess, Jacqueline Walker. Row Three: Mr. Slebbins, Jan Madill, Marilyn Kirkham, Barbara French Joanne Dulro, Errnajean Resler, Mary Tay- lor, Mrs. Brinson, Helen Miller, Sue Ann Null, Alice Marie Yohey, Helen McKinley, Virginia Miller, Phyllis McCord, Joyce Williams, William Moullon, Mr. French, Forresl Wallers. t Row Four: George Buschor, Goebel Poe, Charles Ray, Richard Swingley, LeRoy Schirmer, Frederick Parsons, Earl Miller, Ray Moneyhan, Clyde Hayes, Travis Miller. 25 SIXTH GRADE - WEST BUILDING Miss Richardson 1 Firsf Row-Ieff Io righlz Vernon Nelson. Billie Jones, Johnny Sfrahan, Bernard O'Dell, Melvin Harker, Richard Dra- goo, Jimmie Kimm, Don Roberl Siferd. Second Row: Lois Pease, Rhoda Collins. Janis Burres, Naomi Gasper, Belly Lou Karcher, Palricia Smifh, Carolyn Sue Abraham, Margarel Swarlz, Norma Davis, Belly Sue Teal. Third Row: Jean Wesf, Mr. Slebbins, Joan Brolhers, Norma Cary, Twyla Joyce Dulro, Sally Rariclc, Miss Richardson, Mary Swingley, Befh Ann Brown, Shirley Bunner, Mr. French, Norma I-Iuller. Fourfh Row: Arlhur Young, Fielden Dalion, Virgil Paul, Claude Scolf, Rodney Miller, Bobby Chisman. Those noi in Piciurez Donnie Smilh, Grover Scolrl, Ronald Benner, Deloris McClure. SIXTH GRADE - EAST BUILDING Mr. Morgan Firsf Row: Leslie Jones, Ray Bush, Herman Washinglon, Richard Davis, Donald Love, Charles Kiger. Leon Miller. Second Row: Duane 5hirmer,.Plivian Cash, Roberla Lano, Myrfle Harfy, Rhea Smiih, Janel' Ball, Evelyn Jelf, Mary Rousey, Vivian Meer, Anna Lowe, Jacquelyne Ellis. Third Row: Dorolhy Smullen, Wiladean Claspell. Margarel Parlcs, Thelma Smilh, Belly Clouse, Imogene Downing, A-Carol Smifh, Wayne Janeway, Alan Crooks. Fourfh Row: Charles Mann, Harold Buchanan, O'Gene Williams, Fred Huffman, Mr. Morgan, Tommy' Weakley, Joe Upchurch, Wayne Landis. Eugene Yorlc. 's, 26 I I FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES - EAST BUILDING Mrs. Dulro Firsi Row-lell' lo righl'-Billy Fisher, John Claspell, Paul Kem, John Monroe, Gordon Huni, Charles Welder, Billy Barnell. Second Row: Marilyn Davis, Mary Jane Leamon, Wilma Wilson, Dorolhy Alchley, Virginia Branl, Norma Meranda. Hazel Townsend, Belly Blankenship, Loree Rose, Sallie Wall, Janice Locke. Third Row: Wilma Asbury, Mr. Slebbins, Elhel Hoskins, Marlha Holland, Laura Wilhelm, Evelyn Harper, Rosella Coales, Mrs. Dulro, Marlha Deaion, Marilyn McCreery, Jacquelyn DeBord, Willean Fuson, Blanche Mace, Marjorie Davis, Glenna Sue Thompson. Fypurlh Row: Vernal Love, Lynn Turner, Gilberl' Gunclcel, Harold Clevenger, Nelson Modglin, Donald Armslrong, Mr. Frenc . Absenlx Harry Copeland. FIFTH GRADE - EAST BUILDING Mrs. Frederick Firsl Row--lelr fo righl: Arlhur Maze, Bobby Coales. Willie Perdue, Curfis Nelson, William Maddy, Odell West Dwighl Thornburg, Harold Lylcens, Tommy Gibbs. Second Row: Delidah Ball, Parry Asbury, Belly Thompson, Alberla Moses, Marjorie Clouse, Roberla Meadows, Rob- bie Brannon, Nancy Llnderhill, Carolyn Anderson, Rulh Wallcer. Third Row: Verqil Townsend, Howard Walson, Joan Bice, Helen Shepherd, Phyllis Hammond, Mrs. Frederick, Nancy Shaffer, Janel Slephenson, Glenda Miller, LeRoy Modglin, Jerry Davis. Fourih Row: James Wilson, Ray Landis, James Harper, Billy Wilhelm, Collar Elkins, Alfred Graham, Kenl Trehearne, Melvin Freed, Jerry Mauclc, John Norrhcull, Bobby Herberl. - 27 FIFTH GRADE - WEST BUILDING Mrs. Morris Firsf Row-leff fo righi: Billy Polk, Roger Benner, Glen Douqan, Gerald Beaven, Richard Mansfield, Billy Joe Law- son, Billy Mizell, Glenn Jones. Second Row: Mildred Gasper. Nancy McCord, Evelyn Groscosf, Phyllis Polsley, Suzanne Roudebush, Barbara Hum- berl, Jean Mills, Carolyn Brand, Marilyn Cramplon, Mary Joan Largeni. Third Row: Mr. Slebbins, Alma McCar+y, Norma Branson, Mildred Srrunk, Mary Jo Alexander, Mrs. Morris, Lou Ann Cassell, Beverly Smilh, Margarei Bales, Mr. French. Fourfh Row: Richard Green, Glen Cross, Joe Dallon, Gary Mansfield, Dick Riggin, Charles Davis, John Beal, Harry Vesl, Larry Sloller, Richard Riley. FOURTH GRADE - WEST BUILDING Mrs. Arfhur Firsf Row: Arlen Lash, Oneal Wesf, Jimmie Teal, Charles Conner, James Cash, Ralph Smifh, Harold Tharp, Donald Wrighl. Second Row: Shirley Snider, Virginia Addingfon, Lavell Lilly, Labeclia Bali, Joanne Cox, Rosemary Davis, Helen Brolhers, Virginia Weaver, Jo Ann Lawson, Jo Ellen Yohey. Third Row: Mr. Slebbins, Paily Smilh, Phyllis Sl. John, Sharon Shaffer, Jean Addinqion, Mrs. Arlhur, Sarah Alice Morgan, Mary Jo Madill, Joan Sims, Judy Hank, Marilyn Chisman, Mr. French. Fourfh Row: Donald Ray Rees, Kennelh Meer, Richard Fruill, Clarence Gibson, Philip Brand, Harold Smilh, John Burl. Glen Hale, Billy Bennell, Bobby Dean, Byron Humbarger. New Sluclenfsz Marvin Manes, Hoyail Ellis. 28 FOURTH GRADE -- EAST BUILDING A Mrs. Readle Firsl Row: Jack Ashcrall, Harland Smllh, John Allan Miller, George Earl Thornburg, Jackie Fisher, Ronnie Ralliff. Second Row: Joyce Ferrell, Virginia Gerberl, Marilyn Towland, Pa++y Herberf, Elaine Greene, Beverly Fogle, Belly Mooneyham, Ina Rulh Bales. Third Row: Mary Elizabelh Slaggs, Opal Smilh, Carolyn Limle, Gloria Eller, Freda Bailey, Delma Wagner, Mrs. Readle, Wilma Sullon, Rosele Lillle, Mary Agnes Buchanan, Lonsul Faye Lilly, Belly Ellis, Velma Morris, Paula Karcher. Fourlh Row: Mr. Sfebbins, John Sours, David McGril:I, Teddy Fancheo, Carl Green, Jackie Slanley, David DeHar+, Frankie Resler, Mr. French. THIRD AND FOURTI-I GRADES Mrs. Posi' Row One-lell' Io righl: Chesler Huffman, Charles Roberlson. James Fuson, William Pelers, Clifford Owens. Row Two: Carolyn Walfers. Paula Reams, Elaine Hesson, Rozella Thompson, Janel McCord, Norma Gregory, Mariorie Coaies, Nila Campbell, Nancy Shreve, Judy Sfephenson. Row Three: Gordon Kirby, Donald Nelson, Maryellen Sleinlce, Barbara Goldman, Jacqualine Taylor, Rulh Marlzall, Lois Walson, Beryle Rifcheson, Sammie Hedges, Edward Everroad. ' Row Four: John Slebbins, William Brand, Edgar Miller, William Monroe, Mrs. Posl, Ronald Flick, Alberl Ferrell, Richard Manring, Clifford French. 29 i l THIRD GRADE - WEST BUILDING Mrs. Quick Firsi' Row-lefi 'ro riqhi: Larry Bandon, Billie Davis, Jerry Wesi, Dusiin Waymire, Jack Roberis, Marshall Tobias, Lewis Healon. Second Row: Joyce Sfrunk, Pairicia Holland, Barbara Johnson, Ruih Anna Polk, Beverly Siephens, Joyce Clevenger, Saniha Sue Kinsey, Esfelle Dalfon, Geraldine Bullock, Helen Warner, Helen Sue Penrod. Third Row: Mr. Siebbins, Bobby Lilly, Donald Boyd, Larry McCabe, Ruby Scoll. Sara Dianne Mills, Paily Buri, Dicky Dgggan, Japer Bryani, Carl Janeway, Mr. French. Fourih Row: Gordon Rice, Merrill Hiaff, Bill Slacey, Bobby Scoii, Charles McClure, Mrs. Quick, Paul Dalion, Jerry Miller, Thomas Dean, Charles Largeni. Abseni from Piciurez Beverly Burden, Wanda Alley. Mabel Ashley. Loleiia Appleqafe. THIRD GRADE - EAST BUILDING Mrs. Shroyer Firsi Row-lefi fo righi: Foresi Durnal, Rex Siinneii, John Wolfe, Calvin Richards, Elvis Scales, Jr., Charles Claspell, Joe WaI'+, Tommy Nelson. Second Row: Caroline Sue Barneli, Phyllis Kiqer, Palricia Lowe, Wanda Wesi, Theresa Vesi, Dorofhy May Hiail, Bar- bara Love, Shirley Decker, Phyllis Tobias, Mary Elia Claspell. Third Row: Jackie Tracy. Mr. Siebbins, Ronald Conner, Tommy Hanna, Sandra Prevosf, Barbara Blankenship, Mrs. Shroyer, Ida Lou Cook, LaVerna Fruif, Maurice O'Rourke, Mr. French, Jesse Cecil Harry. Fourih Row: Morris Turner, Virgil Lilile, John Bradley, Harry Smilh, Marlin Gunckle, Richard Tooley. Joe Malcolm. Noi in piciurez Bobbie Beal, Marilyn Henley, Jerry Jesier, James King, Lucky Maze, Nina Meadows, Tommy Hoskins. 30 SECOND GRADE - Miss Bell - WEST BUILDING Firsl Row: Donald Ebrile, Max Miller, Russell Love, Billy Kinsey, Bobb Jones, Larry Joe Kennedy, Arnold Cross. Second Row: Phyllis Shiroy, Phyllis Weaver, Joy Ann Miller, Judy Arnold, Sally Sfrahle, Beverly Jones, llera Ervin, Janef Wafkins, Jane? Allen, Alice Fulrell, Carolyn Lawson. Third Row: Lewis Taylor, Mr. Slebbins, Richard Bunner, Richard Gasper, Nancy Holi, Carol McElroy, Julayne Hursl, Shirley Slrunlc, BeverlL1Riggin, Rulh Ellen Burr, John Sprinkle, Richard Roberlson, David Spiller. Fourfh Row: Dickie Slephens, David Wilson, Danny Dowling, David Madill, iss Bell, Richard Craw, Fred Meeker, Jim Moore, Mr. French. Absent from Picture: James Lowe, Bobby Claiburne. New Pupils: Sharon Lindermann, Jack Bee- son, Jane Joyce, Glenna Ellis. l . x SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Dungan - EAST BUILDING First Row: Fred Rilcheson, Everell Marks, Huey Tyfee, Harvey Hornbaker, James Williams, James Refill. Second Row: Robert DeBord, Arlenia Schafsfall, Sonia Landis, Carol Enlerkin, Mary M. Durnal, Shirley Miller, Helena Johnson, Mary M. Goldman, Barbara Clemenls, Emilie Monroe, Phyl- lis King, Barbara Perry. Third Row: Harold Kirby, Jerry Clouse, Ernesf Vesl, Alfred Wilhelm, Connie Mullens, Mrs. Dungans, Barbara Sills, Donnie Walker, Eugene Townsend, Max Brand, Henry Bales. Fourlh Row: Roberl Harringfon, Clay Vesl, Wilber Ralliff, Jimmy Sfaqqs, Hugh Herberf, Arlen Hickey, Eugene Russell, Jack Chapman. 'll SECOND GRADE -- Mrs. Ballinger - EAST BUILDING Firsl Row: Frederick Whilacre, Elberl Hedges, Larry Karcher, Howard Rhea, Kennelh Limle, Charles Thompson, William Claude Mercer, Frank Cavanau h, Ral h Collins. Second Row: Ruby Lea Rose, Aloyse Dull, Colleen Williams, Sandra Ransdell, Mary Elizabefh Frogge, Sharon Kay Sayers, Shirley Msauck, Naoma Janeway, Deloris Laudemill, Janer Jo Couller. Third Row: Ray Davis, Palsy Lou Morris, Joy Greer, Mary Lou Juslus, Mary Kalherine Milrhell, Rulh Ann Tobias, Anna Berry, Palsy Jo Harker, Viola June Bailey, Nellie Everroad, Alice Francis Mercer, Isaac Huni. Fourlh Row: Mr. Slebbins, Bob Clark, Jack Miller, Herberl Fyffe, Frank Blankenship, Mrs. Ballinger, Billy Ellis, Ronnie Smilh, David Vesl, Larry Joe Edwards, Philip Shelby, Mr. French. Absenl from Piclure: Rose Reynolds, Neil Hall. FIRST GRADE - Miss Briner - WEST BUILDING Firsl Row-leff Io righl: Rolland Slephens, Billy Edrinqlon, Roberl Lee, Gene Neese, Bobby Morgan, Fred Tronl, Gerald Johnson, Roberf McClel- lan, Charles Smifh, Rex Sparks. Second Row: Peggy Stebbins, Marlene Milchell, Rosemary Humberl, Sally Teal, Dorofhy Durham, Sue Hines, Mary Lou Walker, Deloris Smilh, Mary Jane Polsley, Les'ie Sfrunlc, Alice Dauqherly. Third Row: Alice Milliard, Marlha McClure, Julia Ann Thomas, Alice Rice, Barbara Ann Cox, Nedra Waymire, Barbara Doerr, Erma McCalisrer, Mary Ann Burns, Fourlh Row: Mr. Stebbins, Tommy Benbow, James Whee- ler, Gene Cannon, Richard French, John Beaven, Miss Briner, Kenfon Rigqln, Lenard Lee Clevenger, Herberr Lee Davis, David Mahoney, John Polk, Mr. French. Absent Alice Taylor, Gerald Horner, Sue Ann Joyce, Jay Beeson, Jayne Beeson, Franklin Wilson, Larry Hillery, Jerry Hillery, Joe Georgianni. FIRST GRADE - Miss Marquell EAST BUILDING I Firsr Row: Max Mills, Marvin Conner, Jerry Thompson, Dwaine Collins, Joseph Hall, Billy Bryawl, Richard Lauderrnill, Donnie Kiqer, Larry Dea- fon, Glenn Proclor, Charles Wesl. Second Row: Elaine Sfagqs, Belh Ann Wolfe, Belly Louise Alchley, Maurice Deisler, Sandra Sayers, Jacqueline Hunr, Phyllis Jean Crump, Anila Resler, Barbara Lou Smilh, Marie Clements. Third Row: Mr. Slebbins, Dean Flick, Billy Sours, Janice Roberfson, Janel Sue Complimenf, Shirley Ann Norris, Clarence Beal, Rose Marie Besf, Sue Carol Bradley, Patricia New, Donald Half, Charles Ray Mixell, Mr. French. Faurlh Row: Anson Touley, Richard Reader, Ernesl Keys, Keilh Salisbury, Jerry Helms, Gerry Shelby, Miss Marquell, Phillip BeBouI, Phillip McCord, Richard Meadows, Robert Farrell. FIRST GRADE - Mrs. Sprong -- EAST BUILDING First Row: Howard Holland, Henry ReFiIl, Phillip Joe Smilh, Gene Trehearue, Howard Keller, Ralph Branr, Alberf Modglln, Kennelh Fogle, Travis Waymire. Second Row: Cafherine Cecil, Connie Jo Smilh, Berry Ann Deadman, Lobedia Diser, Palsy Stephenson, Mila Lock, Joan Ferrell, Mary Refenour, Carol Wilson, Judy'Howard. Third Row: Jacquelin Dodson Jane? Baleman, Marlene Knighf, Alcenia Hanna, Phyllis Miller, Carolyn Persinger, Dena Coober, Mryna Wilson, Parricia Dawson, Sonia Henryd Cecil Milchell, Doris Underhill, Pafricia Sue Bird. Fourfh Row: Mr. Slebbins, Dickie Lee Eengerr, hlzerory Smirh, Dickie Roberls, David Oxley, Gary efron, Mrs. Sprong, Slanley McCord, Richard Vesf, Donald Tobias, Charles Noble, Johnny er ue, r. renc . 1 1 X i 33 l l Row One-lei? 'ro righfz Jack Wilson, Earl Tharp, Diclc Sloul, Earl Nelson. Row Two: Carl O'Dell, Vernon Eilerr, Gerald Dougan. Jack Johnsonbaugh, Jerry Branson, Frank Brand. Bill Fennelcin. Bill Gilman. Row Three: Lowell Manslield lSiuclen'i Managerl, Herschel Brown lCoachl, Bill Daniels. Harry Wilhelm, Eugene McKinley, Harry Bullock. Gaylord Toll, Eugene Keller, Roberl Piner, Claude Huffer. Mr. French lPrincipall. Bill Brown lS+uden'r Managerl. Budd! We enioyed +he mosi successful season in base- ball since Jrhe Royerlon Redbirds won lhe Baseball Championship in l932. This season we won six games and los+ one. We defealed Gasfon, Harrison, DeSo+o and Yorlclown. Our only serback was received from Eaion. The Team had very good hifling and fielding all season. Several players barred over .400 pc+. We lose five Seniors from 'rhe leam This year. They are: Tharp, 'rhird base: Wilhelm, shorislopg McKinley, righl field: Bulloclc, cafcherg and Johnsonbaugh. pifcher. Coach Brown held pracfice all summer and played several games which helped us during The season. He hopes +o have Spring baseball and will play some Couniy Teams, and also some Ciiy Jreams. The Redbirds were presenied wiih a Trophy from Merrifl Reed for Jrhe I944 Baseball Counly Cham- pions of Delaware Couniy. RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES Royerlon 47 Royerion Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon I9 Royerion I0 Royerfon Gaslon 0 Ealon 5 Harrison 6 DeSoio 2 DeSofo I Yorlcfown 9 Yorlclown 6 Miller - Tharp - Branson - Keller - Eiler - - Brand - Piner - Sfour - Toll - Wilhelm Bullock - Wilson - Nelson - McKinley - Johnsonbaughl' O'Dell - - Daniels - - Dougan BATTING AVERAGES -iooo - -.soo - .600 - .500 - .500 - .500 - .450 - .440 - .407 - .400 - .39 I - .3 3 3 - .3 I6 - .308 - . .2 50 . .250 . .000 . .OOO Jack Johnsonbaugh and l-larry Bullock performer ably for 'rhe Redbird's Championship leam lhis Year. John- sonbaugh, wiih his blinding faslball and sharp-breaking curves. had rhe ba++ers of +he counly swinging al' fhe air. Bullock proved fo be a very good backsiop. cafching some sharp-breaking curves barehanded 'ro keep from losing rhe ball. These +wo had a large pari in Jrhe win- ning of Jrhe Couniy Championship. Bo+h have played 'For Royerion for four years. 35 S E1 1 . 71 Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon RoYer+on Royerlon Royerfon Royerlon Royerfon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon Royerlon A BRIEF SUMMARY - - 57 Cenler - 24 Ealon - - 30 Selma - - - 68 Gaslon - - 40 DeSol'o - 44 Farmland - - 31 Albany - - - 36 Dunlcirl: - - 34 DeSolo - - 58 Harrison - - 45 Cowan - - - 35 DeSo'ro - - 23 Ea+on - - - 59 Parker - - - 47 Selma - - - 6l Harrison YELL LEADERS Marcelene Coales, Bill Smillm, and Virginia Green 37 FIRST TEAM B Row One'--leff io riqhf: Diclc Hann, Bill Eennelcen, Bolo Buchanan, George Smifh, Claude Huffer, Dicl: Poland, Jerry ranson. Row Two: Earl Tharp, John HiaH', Chad Recfor, Bob Sargenf, Vernon Eiier, Carl O'Dell, Paul Craw, Lavon Miller. D klgow Three: Eddie Pease. Jim Wesi, Bill Daniels, Edward Fish, Herschel Brown lcoachl, Bob Jarsons, Charles Folfz. ic foul. SECCND TEAM Seaied-leff fo righf: George Anderson, Max Locke. Evereif O'Dell, Michael Manring, Donald Lawson, Harold Cross, Phillip Sprinkle, Gilberf Bushey, Earl Miller, George Harley. Sfanding: Laverne Tucker, Bobby S+rahar1,Jacl:ie Wiseman, Herb Shidler, Roberf Huffman Mgr., Mr. Dufro, Coach, Charles Hendrix. Donald DeWees, Howard l-lesson, Roberl Smiih. 38 'Y E 7 39 BAND Row One: Clyde Thornburg, Lavon Miller, Clifford l-labegger, Bill Brown, Jim Riggin, DiclcS1ou+, Bob Hilliary, Chadd Recior, Eddie Pease, Dick Brown, Roberf Huffman, Jaclc Riggin, Earl Nelson, Cliffon Hesson, Belly Farley. Janice Young. Row Two: Frances Warner, LeDene Rifcheson, George Holi, Don Scoff. Richard Hann, George Buschor, Jan Madill, Marilyn Kirkham, Barbara French, Wayne Morris, Morris Kennedy, George Harley, Marvin Johnson, Don Riggin, Philip Sprinkle, Winifred Swarfz, Lois Sfradling, Mr. Paul Brown, Annaiean Dowling. Row Three: Virginia Green, Don Morris, Donna Sfudebalcer, Willis l-lunniculcl, Joan Jollifle, Shirley Young, Lowell Mansfield. Joe Irvin, Mark Buffingion, Helen Sharp, Mildred Morgan, Mary Beeler, George Irvin, Carl Yohey, Berry Leh- mer, Marlha Siferd, Maryellen Scoff. DRUM MAJORETTES AND TWIRLERS Leff To righfz Frances Warner, Blanche Brand, Janice Young, Annaiean Dowling, Mary Bushey, LaDene Richeson 40 CHORUS Firsl Row-lefl lo righlz Alice Flesher, Helen Sharp, Jama Davis, Jane Ann Dodson, Barbara Williams. Emma Jean Wilson, Belly Roberfson, Carol Reiss, Marfha Siferd, Mary Ellen Scoil, Pairicia Reasoner. Second Row: Phyllis Davis, Joan Wesley. Donna Sl. John, Mary Beeler. Joan Jolliile, Vera Jean Edwards, Janice Young, Norma Manring, Erma Walkins, Adeline Lawhorn. Donna Sludebaker, Blanche Brad. Mary Smilh, Billie Slofler, Alvena Slinnell, Joan Mansfield, Jean Hillery, Rosalind Turner, Virginia Green, Marcelene Coales, Bob Gilman. Third Row: Donald Poland, Dick Brown, Bill Parsons, Bob Hillery, Charles Greer, Joe Irwin, Harry Wilhelm, Gaylord Toll, Gene McKinley. Bob Piner, Willis Hunnicul'l', Jim Riggin, Dick Sloul, Bill Wesley, Mr. Paul Brown, Clifford Habegger, Lewis Piner. ilrv- ORCHESTRA Row One-lefl lo riqhl: Dick Sroul, Billy Brown, Befly Harley, Helen Sharp, Joe Irvin, Shirley Young, Lowell Mans- lield, Jo Anne Jollifle, Mary Beeler. Row Two: Clifford Habegqar, Mr. Brown, Virginia Green, Mr. Gradick, George lrvin, Jim Riggin, Tippy Hesson, Eddie Pease, Adeline Lawhorn. James Hann, Carl Yohey, Clyde Thornburg, Marlha Siferd, Mary Ellen Scoii. Row Three: Bob Hillery, Chad Reclor, Don Sco'H', Philip Sprinkle,Helen Humberl, Jama Davis, Vivian Karcher. Fay Hann, Dick Hann, Marilyn Kirkham, Don Riggin, Willis Hunnicull, W'ayne Morris, Morris Kennedy. 4I GIRL SCOUTS Row One-lell lo riqhl: Sue Ann Null, Joyce Holloway, Norma Jean Hole, Emma Jean Ressler, Deloris Lowe, Helen Humberl, Charlene Keller, Doris Jones, Pally Hannah, Marilyn Kirlnham, Donna Jean Reiss. Row Two: Marlha Falls, Carolyn Anlrim, Joyce Williams, Jama Davis, JoAnn Jollille. Jane Ann Dodson, Vera Jean Edwards, Janice Young, Helen Sharpl Belly Harly, Virginia Hillian, Rulh Reynolds Dova Greene, Miss Mccoslcey lLibra- rianl, Barbara Hickey, JoAnn Nelson. l 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB Row One-lell lo riqhl: Dick Rariclr, Don Poland, Harold Fisher, Bill Gibbs, Jim Vesl, Jacl: Wilson, James Hann, Earl Tharp, John Hiall. Row Two: Janice Lehman, Francis Warner, LaDene Richardson, Berniece Rose, Arella Cook, Rosemary McCord, Shir- ley Neal, Louise Jordan, Marlha Silerd, Maryellen Scoll. Row Three: Belly Slinnell, Vernon Dean, Janice Ball, Vi rqinia Juslus, Jack Johnsonbauqh, Marlha Walson, Oclavia Wilhelm, Blanche Brand, Annelle Nollingham, Elaine Nollinqham, Alvena Slinnell, Mary Smilh, Billie Sloller, Peggy Mills, Mildred Sloneburner, Maryellen Edwards, Pally Ullom, Marcelene Coales, Rosalind Turner, Juanila McKinley, Erma Wal- kins, Maxine Whilehead, Miss Abraham. Row Four: Mildred Morgan, Joan Burke, Mary Beeler, Velma Shaller, Helen McKinley, Gene McKinley, Harry Wil- helm, Louis Piner, Gene Keller, Harry Bullock, Rulh Malson, Mariorie Huller, Shirley Young, Norma Manring, Mary Bushey, Adaline Lawhorn, Donna Sludebaker, Joyce Hammel, Buelah G-unclcel, Edna Dowdy, Jackie Bembow. 42 DRAMATICS CLUB Firsf Row-lelf ro riqhi: Mary Ellen Scolr, Marlha Siferd, Rosalind Turner, Adeline Lawhorn, Juanifa McKinley, Erma Waflcins, Marcelene Coares, Maxine Whiiehead. Second Row: Velma Shaffer, Mildred Morgan, Helen McKinley, Mary Bushey, Elaine Nolfinqham, Alvena Slinnell, Mary Smiih, Peggy Mills, Blanche Brand, Norma Manrinq, Shirley Young, LaDene Richardson, Virginia Green, Mr. Brinlcley. Third Row: Dick Rarick, Jaclc Johnsonbaugh, Diclc Arnold. Gene McKinley. Harry Wilhelm, Earl Tharp. l LATIN CLUB Firsf Row-lefl fo right Bob l-lillery, Bob Follz, Gene McGuire, Wesley Manring, Bill Smiih, Billy Brown, Eddie Pease. Second Row: Janice Lemon, LaDene Rifcheson, Marfha Sifred, Marcelee Coales, Donna Sludebalcer, Adeline Law- horn. Maxine Whilehead, Carol Riess, Mary Clevenger. Third Row: Lois Yohey, Janice Young, Vera Jean Edwards, Jama Davis, Virginia Green, Jo Anne Jolliliie, Shirley Young. Mary Bushey, Rosemary McCord, Berniece Rose, Arefra Cook, Jean Hillery. Joan Mansfield, Jane Ann Dodson, Barbara Williams, Rulh Tharp, Mrs. Keasbey. Fourfh Row: Chadd Recfor, Bob Sargent Charles Quallcinbush, Nancy Lord, Marqaref Greer, Bonnie Jo Dealon, Pally Reasoner. Helen Sharp, Mary Branf, Charles Foliz, Gaylord Toll, Lewis Piner. 43 CEEMOH G. A. A. Row One-lei? lo riqhlz Joyce Hammal. Jackie Sue Benbow, Barbara Tracy, Jama Davis. Donna S+. John, Barbara Ray, Joanne Wesley, Carol Reiss, and Maxine Harrison. Row Two: Alice Flesher, Veraiean Edwards, Janice Young, Rosemary McCord, Arelfa Cook, Beffy Slinnelf, Dova Green. Rosalind Turner, Marcelene Coales, Blanche Brand. aid Miss Ailcinson. Row Three: Belly Roberfson, Margarel Greer, Muriel Williams, Rulh Manrinq, Peggy Mills, Beulah Gunclcel. JoAnne Jolliffe, Mary Beeler, Frances Warner, Oc+avia Wilhelm, Norna Manring, Shirley Young, Emmaiean Wilson, Jane Ann Dodson, Barbara Williams, Donna Marie Sfudabalrer. Adeline Lawhorn. Row Four: Berdina Claspell, Rosemary Lane, Norma Eminhiser, Mary Bushey, Marla Wafson, Shirley Neal, Bernice Rose, Joy Cloud, Belly Harley, LaDene Richeson. Janice Leamon, Marjorie Hufler, Joanne Burke, Virginia Green, Pal Ullom, Helen McKinley, Velma Shaffer. 44 LIBRARY STAFF Row One-lefl io righfz Joyce Harnmel, Maryrose Clevenqer, Bonnie Dealon, Jane Ann Dodson, Donna S+. John, Alice Fleslwer. Row Two: Dick Hann, Janice Young. Harry Graham. Helen Sharp, Miss McCosl:ey, Mable Hammond, Dick Poland, Wesley Manring, Maxine Whilehead. l Row One-lell fo righl: Frances Warner, LaDene Riclwerson, Bernice Rose, Areila Cook, Rosemary McCord, Shirley Neal. Rulh Tharp,. Ella May Tobias, Louise Murphy. Row Two: Marlha Wafson, Annelle Noffingham. Belly Sfinnell. Elaine Nollingham, Ocfavia Wilhelm. Vernon Dean. Eugene McKinley. Louis Finer, Peggy Mills, Mildred Sloneburner, Palfy Ullom and Mrs. Keasbey. 45 ROYERTON REVIEW Firsi' Row: Norma Manring, Marcelene Co-ares, Blanche Brand, Erma Wallcins, Adeline Lawhorn, Donna Sluclebalcer. Juanifa McKinley, Ruflw Malson, Marfha Siferd, Maryellen Scoll. Second Row: Mildred Morgan, Velma Shaffer, Helen McKinley, James Hann. Bill Gibbs. Eugene McKinley, Harry Wil- helm. Roberf Sfaflord, JaclcJohnsonbaugl'1, Harry Bullock. Dick Rarick, Earl Tharp, Shirley Young. Mary Bushey. Miss Abraham. JUNIOR PLAY CAST Sealed: Joe Irvin, Mr. Brinkley. Gaylord Toll. Sfanding: Janice Leamon, Mariorie Huffer, Edna Dowdy, Peggy Mills. 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Those absenf were Doris Edringion. Diclc Arnold and Janice Weslervell. COOKS Mrs. Snider. Mrs. Bouldry. Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Sfour. Donna Dean, Mary Hiaif. Mrs. Van Allen, Mrs. Morgan. and Mrs. Williams. 49 n ! Q I i i L Q N I 50 F 51 Galemlm SEPTEMBER Friday I -Lool: al' all The new Taces. Horrible, aren'T They? Monday 4- - Bring in more seaTs. Mr. WhiTe. The place is geTTing crowded. Thursday 7 -Has everyone mei' The new o'Flice girl. Mrs. Dulce? Monday Il -We're ready Tor Teachers' lnsTiTuTeI Wednesday I3-We Seniors wish April were here. Friday I5 -Boy. This hol' weaTher is awful! Raricl: wenT To sleep Three Times Today. Mr. French Today-lWhere chewing gum comes Trom.I Monday I8 -AnoTher address from Wednesday 20- Day before TESTS O Lord of I-losls Be wiTh us yeT Lesl' we forget LesT we TorgeT. Friday 22 ATTer TESTS The Lord of HosTs Was wiTh us no'l- For we Torgol: For we forgot Tuesday 26 I wish These underslass girls would quiT Tollowing us Senior Boys. Friday 29 End of The lirsl' monfh and iusT Think we have seven more. OCTOBER Monday 2 We noTice ThaT Keller and I-lulifer are still going sTrong. Wednesday 4 Our TirsT reporT cards. IT seems The Teachers don'T have any Ks in Their alphabel' Tuesday IO BasIueTball pracTice aTTer school. Boys' Training rules have now begunl Friday I3 Did any body have bad luck Today?? Monday I6 The Seniors are sTill dizzy Trom Their Trip To Chicago. Thursday I9 Believe iT or noT, buT iT's TesT day again .... Tuesday 24 The yell leaders elecfed for This year are: SmiTh. Green. and CoaTes. Friday 27 LeTT, righT, Torward march. Mr. Brown has The band ready Tor' The TirsT big game NOVEMBER Wednesday I -Our TirsT game wilh CenTer. We Redbirds were really hoT! Friday 3 Our TirsT home game wiTh EaTon. The band was quiTe an aTTracTion. Monday 6 If a preTTy girl is like a melody. Jane D. musT be a symphony. Tuesday 7 Game wiTh Selma. We're noT so happy. Friday I0 We wenT To GasTon for a game. Very exciTing wasn'T iT? Tuesday I4 DeSoTo came in Tull speed buf found The Redbirds were Too Tough Tor Them. Wednesday I5- The Freshmen find ThaT They are carrying one subied and dragging Three. Friday I7 -Band wenT To Farmland To help The Team ouT. Tuesday 2I -Albany came down To lool: The Redbirds over. Wednesday 22- Big dinner buf OH our Tummysl Thursday and Friday 23-24- Home To resT up Tor TWO whole days. Wednesday 29- Did you say reporf cards again? 52 Friday I Tuesday 6 Friday 8 Tuesday I2 Thursday I4 Friday I5 Tuesday I9 Friday 22 Monday I Friday 5 DECEMBER Junior Play. Eddie and Toll sure make good nurse maids. Silerd finally gol over lhe sixleen mark . . . my my you're gelling old. Mr. Brown says he can live in Dunkirk anolher year. We don'l say much aboul lhe game wilh Desolo. Dowling and McKinley. Whal a combinalion. We played a wonderful game wilh Harrison. Aller I2 years ol guessing we are now convinced il is no use. OH mell Vacalion - Merry Chrislmasl JANUARY Whal lired sludenlsl Oh, pardon me. Lasl nighl was New Year's Eve. Looks like lhe Jewelry Slores had a good business over Chrislmas. The diamond rings iusl aboul pul your eyes oul. Tonighl we slick our necks oul in a game wilh Cowan. Poor Cowan . . . Wednesday I0-Somelhing happened loday bul we lorqol whal' il was. Thursday, II, Friday, I2, and Salurday I3- Counly Tournamenl - Here's hopes. Monday I5 Thursday I8 Monday 22 Friday 26 Tuesday 30 Thursday I Friday 2 Friday 9 Monday I2 Shol and Nol had a lighl. Nol was shol. Shol' was nol. Which would you ralher be. Shol or Nol? A very unusual lhing was seen loday. Edringlon was seen Ioaling. Shirley Young was having anolher one-sided conversalion. No one else gels a chance lo say anylhing. The boys are ready lo play Elon lonighl. This wealherl I wonder if lhe sun will ever shine. FEBRUARY Blanche Brand keeps repealing lhese words: I saw lhe moon. The moon saw me. I love lhe moon and lhe moon loves me. Game wilh Parker. Bad news lor somebody. Game wilh Selma lonighl. Champs or nol. lhey aren'l as good as Royerlon. I aclually saw a sevenlh grader working loday. Wednesday I4- Roses are red. I Friday I6 22, 23, 24 Tuesday 27 Thursday I Monday 5 Wednesday 7 Violels are blue. Sugar is ralioned And boys are loo. Games wilh Harrison. Seclional Tourney. Welch oul Burris and Cenlrall He we comell Wonder when lhe Band will give lheir Concerl and lhe Senior members will gel lheir swealers. MARCH If March comes in like a lion il goes oul like a lamb. . Harry W.: There are a lol ol Senior girls who do nol wanl lo be married. Dick R.: How do you know? Harry W.: I've asked lhem. We Senior girls musl walch our slep or lhose Iillle eighlh grade girls will gel ahead ol us. 53 Tuesday I3 - Friday I6 - Monday I9 -- Thursday 22 - Friday 23 - Monday 26 - Wednesday 28 Friday 30 - Monday 2 - Wednesday 4 - Friday 6 - Monday 9 - Wednesday I I- Thursday I2 - Friday I3 - Monday I6 - Tuesday I7 - Friday 20 - Salurday 2l - In case you haven r heard whal' +hey call drunks in Mexico now, il's Sousa of 'Ihe Border. The Senior Play cas? is- cerlainly working hard on lhe play. Gene M. has been singing, You Go? Me This Way. Now we wonder who could be responsible? There are lhree menaces lo driving in America-hic, hike and hug. If won'f be long now unlil school will be over. Anybody seen a new lire running around here anywhere. Jack W. asleep as usual. Well. as The slorekeeper said when his cuslomer wouldn'l pay fha bill l'lI be sueing youI APRIL The Seniors' lasl' monfh in good old Royerion High. Everyone seems fo be studying hard now. They hare lo 'rhink of coming back +o rhe same subiecls nexl year. The Seniors are puffing on Their lasf acfivify 'ronil'e. Oh dear. Our lasf week. Has anyone qol' any exlra handkerchiefs To loan us. Senior Exams .... lf's nor long now. l lhink 'lhe Seniors have cleaned oul' all The clofhing slores in Muncie and Indianapolis. Exams. Exams, buf whal do we Seniors care. The real las+ day of school. COMMENCEMENT. C2115 .Abt t09I'd,f9Af:5 BETTER MILK In a Better Bottle PHONE 4542 NULL MOTOR SALES MACK? SHOFWIEIOSPITAL WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS H0 Nuljib SI I IO7 W. Willard Dial B562 MUNCIE I z: Y INDIANA MOBILE SERVICE STATION 9,55 Mx- QIL G. 8: M. FEED 8: SEED CO. FIX Tires- GFGGSIHQI Washing me so. w.Inu+ S+. Dial 935: Be+heI X1 Wheeling Phone 23492 MUNCIE INDIANA Ernesi' C. Turner ' RUBBER FOOTWEAR REPAIRED I RECAPPIN6 GLENN MOTOR SALES STOUTS SHELL SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS , , zos w. Main S+. Dial 4992 325 Umversliy Ave. LITTLETON STUDIO PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY II5V2 SOUTH MULBERRY ST. MUNCIE, INDIANA 56 Compiimenis Oi GROULEFF 81 MAUCK DELAWARE TRUCKING co. I-UMBER CO- INC' Hoghouses, Fence Posis and Lumber -.-i. Farm Gaies MUNCIEI INDIANA I500 Norfh WaInu+ Dial 3325 CompIimenIs of ORANGE CAFE I I5 Wesi' Howard SIree+ --- FLOOR COVERING K MEALS HOME COO ED I03 S. HIGH PHONE 5421 COmp'I 'e IS of MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE MacDONALD IMPLEMENT STORE KAYWQODIE 24oo Easi Jackson s+. DANCING EVERY NIGHT mae, Ind. Dial 9732 332 Eas+ Main I Ph. 2-352 Muncie Federai Savings ancI Loan Association CORNER WALNUT AND MAIN STREETS - MUNCIE, INDIANA Our Pari in Ihe War Program IS Agenis for War Bonds ancI Sfamps Insured Savings and Home Financing 57 THE BEST EOUIPPED SHOP IN THE COUNTRY Lawn Mowers - Power Mowers AII Sizes Sharpened and Repaired Also Welding J. S. FRANK ROYERTON :T INDIANA MANDARIN INN CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD I20 E. 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WaInu'I' Phone 3808 Complimenfs of HUNNICUTT'S MARATHON K N O T T'S SERVICE STATION If You Can'I Sfop - Smile as You Oo By Shoe Rebuilders and Phone 2-3239 Res. 5023 Compnmemls of HeaII'h Spoi' Shoes POTTER 8: STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME 3 I4 S. Mulberry S+. Corner of Wheeling Avenue ai Ceniennial ' PHONE 8I57 I F R E N C H M A R X S ST-EAM DYE WORKS 4I5 E. Main S+. Muncie, Ind. SHOES NOI H'1 Walnuf S+ree'I' BOYS ,- GIRLS ALSO FOR THE FAMILY I I 5 E. J. MANOK SHOE STORE II9 E. Main MOST MEN BUY HERE NEW YORK HAT OO. THE I06 S. WaInu+ S+. Muncie JEWEL SHOPPE COTTAGE INN I I9 Easi' Adams S+. WE SERVE STEAKS AND CI-IOPS MUNCIE z: INDIANA ' I I0 W. Howard Office Ph. 2-6550 Residence Ph. 2-2846 FI-ORAL ARTISTS Ed. J. McGuFf Insurance Agency Corner Main and Walnui' S+ree'Is INSURANCE BONDS -' REAL ESTATE MUNCIE' INDIANA 4I6 Johnson Building Muncie, Ind. 50 PEOPLES ICEADELIVERY CO. COMPLIMEN-I-S REFRIOERATORS RENTED - SOLD OF 0 BEVERAGE AND WATER COOLERS MUNCIE COLD STORAGE ' MEAT AND VEGETABLE AND ICE CO. DISPLAY CASES 0 Phone 9985 423 S. Pershing Dr. MUNCIE, INDIANA GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES SHOP AT HOTEL ROBERTS J A 5 5 E R-5 BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR Skilled O eraiors 'Io Serve You ZI8 Rivoli Bldg' Dial 2-338 A P A. Riley' Prop' Phone 9I I2 Muncie, Indiana Complimenis of POULTRY Fred Rinks - Harold Oslerliolil MUNCIE OVER 44 YEARS OF SERVICE MUNCIE EGG 81 POULTRY CO. 2 Squares Nor+I1 of McCuIIocI'1 Park NORMANDY FLORISTS LEE BECKLEY Muncie, Indiana JEWELER I-Iamilron - Bulova -- Elgin DESIGNS OF DISTINCTION WATCHES ii DIAMONDS - SILVER I I3 W. Charles S+. Phone 2-2I2I '09 Soufh Mulber,-Y MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS VITALITY AND STAOY ADAMS SHOES I 5 T E C ICS III So. Mulberry Muncie, Indiana MUNgIiE4 Souih malnui SIHTISLIANA EMORNINGSIDE MARKET James and Ella MacFaIric.Ige K Juncfion 3 and 67 GROCERIES - MEATS -- VEGETABLES MILDRED LEWELLER DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Delaware Hoiel Building Muncie, Indiana THE MUTUAL HOME ancl Savings Association Charles and Mulberry Sireeis MUNCIE, INDIANA Organized I 889 MUNCIE'S LARGEST HOME FINANCING INSTITUTION MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM OFFICERS Evereii Moliliiri, Presiclenf J. W. Kirkpairick. Vice-presideni' James Clawson. Secreiary Walier C. Burl, Assi. Secreiary W. F. While, Aiiorney DIRECTORS W. F. Whiie C. Cree Grable Evereii MOIZIIH' Harry F. Guihrie James Clawson Warren M. Sample J. W. Kirkpairick GREEN POINT 800 Norih Granville GOOD FOOD Complimenis of OSCAR SHIVELY NORMAL CITY SUPPLY COMPANY Complimenis of PHONE 2-I58l 270i Wesl Adams S+. MUNCIE :: INDIANA LYONS SERVICE STATION D M GA'-UHER CO IHTBYSBCTIOH 3 and GENERAL Phone 30l8 66 Hoiel Roberls Bldg. Dial 5I42 bl Complimenfs of WoIfe's ce Cream NO. 3, EAST JACKSON DIAL 928I Complimenfs of MORTON STANDT NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP JEWELER -- OPTOMETRIST II9 Easi' Jackson SI. WaInuI 5+ Adams SI'- There is only one Marfin Sfandi' Sfore Complimenrs of WILSON PASTRY SHOP I I5 W. Charles SI. Complimenfs of HOLE'S HOME CAFE IIO W. Seymore SI. ROOFING AND SIDING O'BRIEN PAINT AND ENAMELS THE BEST EVER For 42 Years I have served Delaware Couniy and Viciniiy BRAND ROOFING CO. Leslie Brand, Owner CompIimen'rs of MONCRIEF HEATING COMPANY I303 Sou'I'I1 WaInu+ SIree+ GREEN'S TRADING POST TAXI TAXI S FRES?-IRQISLIEIITSESAQIDIDVIEAGEETTIENBLES CO' O Mile OuI' on 67 Phone 2480! 7746 '- 1 66I8 Complimenis of S. S. KRESGE CO. TWO STORES 2I4 S. WaInuI' SI. and 300 S. Walnuf SI MUNCIE, INDIANA HOWELL'S FLOWERS Rivoli Theaire Building PHONE 8772 We Ialce pleasure in assisfing in Ihe enI'erI'ainmenI' of MuncIe's guesI's HOTEL ROBERTS A. C. THORNBURG. Mgr. MUNCIE, INDIANA MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT PORTER DRUG STORE I05 Souih WaInuI SI. LUZADDER'S STANDARD SERVICE Cor. Universiiy and Dill PHONE 2-33I I MUNCIE :: INDIANA Complimenls of SEARS, ROEBUCK 8I CO. II5 S. Walnui SI. 58 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE NATION KIMM PAINT CO., INC. PAINTS - WALLPAPER - GLASS 4 - 220-222 Easl' Main SI. PHONE 7797 ED DOWLING QUALITY SERVICE STORE enocenles AND MEATS Complimenfs of NATIONAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 7I8 s. EIIIQI SI. MUNCIE 2: INDIANA MUNCIE OIL s. COAL co. WALLPAPER - PAINT Im. PIPSSZGISEIOQIIIY cO.I J. R. GOETCHEUS LUMBER co. 5,., 5, 55555, 5,5 5555, 55,5 723 s. c ounc il SI. - Phone 6643 S T o T T s NorI'I1vIew Service SI'aI'ion JONES BARBER SHOP Herman Jones. Prop. Walnuf and Cenfennial Phone 23438 I22 N. Walnuf Sireei' Dial 23259 Teiephcne 2-2288 PHONE 8772 ' JF? 7?'5e5t0ne .Mweffg jLwer5 Washingion and High MUNCIE :: INDIANA Rivoli Thea'I're Building MUNCIE :: INDIANA SERVICE Furnaces - Oil Burners Sfokers - Boilers Waier Pumps The Besi' Appliances When Viciory Comes LEHMAN'S ELECTRIC AND HEATING CO. Eleciric and Hea+ing Appliances EarI Everett Agency l0l So. High - Muncie, Ind. PHONE 6679 1 1 REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AUTO FINANCING 1 DIAL 8I4I 400-402 E. Main S+. Muncie' Ind- Hershel Rife, Represeniafive ALEX SAYS' ' , Thi-Aiinesii in X, usuca 1 I Insirumenis, Xa HYBR ,Mil ' Supplies and 9 gl-E Equipmeni' Where S+ucIenI' and ArI'isI' Meei' PEA RSONS CHARLES R. EBRITE I I6-I I8 Soufh Wainui S'I'. Muncie, Indiana Complimenls of DAVIS COFFEE SHOP Norlh Slar Davis Drive Inn Complimenls ol MAGIC CITY SUPPLY COMPANY 9954 - DIAL - 9954 KIRKPATRICK SURSA, INC. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE For Business, Induslry, Farm and lhe Individual 40I-403 Johnson Bldg. JUNIOR MISS DRESS SHOP Delaware Holel Building Muncie, Ind. Complimenls ol THE GLOVE SHOP Muncie Indiana I03 Rose Courl Muncie, Indiana COVALT DAIRY CO. Vilamin D I-IOMOGENIZED MILK 2I24 Godman Ave. Phone 8847 Communism: If you have Iwo cows. you give 'Ihem Io 'rhe governmenl and 'rhe governmenl gives you some milk. Nazism: II you have Iwo cows, 'rhe govern- menl' shools you and lakes 'rhe cows. o Illuslralive ol lhe recklessness of youlh in war lime is 'rhe slory ol a prelly young Miss who was lrying Io buy a marriage Iicense. WhaI's Ihe name of Ihe man you are go- ing lo marry? lhe clerk inquired. GoIIy. 'rhe girl gasped, I was so exciled when he kissed me I forgol 'ro ask him his name. o Max Jones, walking inlo lhe recruiling o'FIice: Gimme Ihal old sales Ialk again. I'm gelling kinda discouraged. Dear Bambino, a G.I. wriles Io his girl- friend, If you plan 'Io cook a big dinner for me when I come home on furlough. please skip meal balls and spaghelli unless you wanl Io hear some choice Ilalian words I have add- ed 'ro my vocabuIary. uni-lux .1 q Mr. French, Mr. Slebbins, ancl Mr. Dulro were spending Iheir vacalion on a fishing Irip in Maine. As Ihey were 'rrudging down a dus- Iy 'frail wilh a greal deal of equipmenl slrapped 'ro Iheir sagging backs Mr. Slebbins said. This is iusl like being soldiers excepl 'rhal we've gol Ihe added handicap of having lo go home Io our wives l'onighl. . Wilhelm, Jr.: Pop, how did you meel Mom? Wilhelm, Sr.: None of your business. Brall Bul' I can Iell you one Ihing - il cured me of whislling. o A Hollywood slar was making a blood do- nalion lo a local Red Cross sI'a'Iion. Don'I' 'rake il all, he caulioned his doclor. 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