Shipshewana High School - Suwanian Yearbook (Shipshewana, IN)

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IUNIORS The result of our class election this year was as follows: Mervln Hostetler, president: Francis Hooley, vice-president: Lois Yoder. secretary: Margaret Miller, treasurerg and Mrs. Alena Pierson, sponsor. Student council representatives were Marvin Hostetler, Francis Hooley, Patty Bender, and Margaret Miller. Our project at the county tourney was the soft drinks concess- lon. Highlights of the year for us were the presentation of th Junior Play entitled NThe Daffy Dlllsn on March 31 and the Junior Senior Reception on April 25. - SOPHOMGRES The officers heading our class this year are as follows:John Nelson, presldentg David Jones, vice-presldentg Nelda Brande- berry, secretary-treasurer. Representatives on the Student Coun- cil were John Nelson, Nelda Brandeberry, and Maurice Miller. The sophomores ordered their rings ln October and received word that they would be shipped in February. During the county tourney we contributed to our class treasury by operating a check room for coats. One outstanding event of the year was a trip to Chicago which was taken in place of a class party. FRESHMEN Heading the freshman class this year were the following offi- cers: Terry Yoder, presldentg Donald Hostetler, vice-presidentg Carolyn Brandeberry, secretary-treasurerg and Mr. Math1es,spon- sor. Student Council representatives were: Samuel Haarer and Jewel Miller. Our Project for the county tourney was selling candy. We were thoroughly initiated into the Hrlgousn of high school life by the sophomore class in the afternoon and royally enter- tained by same at a party in the evening. This year instead of the traditionallfreshman-sophomore party the second semester, we enjoyed a bus trip to Chicago on Mar. 21 with Mr. Mathias, our Sponsor.

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