FGREWORD It is with the hope of leaving one lasting achievement after four enjoyable years in high school that we, the Senior Class of 1940, publish this glamorous Twinkler. On these pages we have endeavored to portray, both pic- torially and editorially, the daily student life within the walls of our little red school building. In years to come, after the installation of a more mod- ern scholastic institution, we hope that this book may serve as a reminder of earnest endeavor under limited circumstanc- es, and as an inspiration to those who have greater opportun- ities for education.
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law D. P. SURBER GERALDINE THOMPSON L. R. CARPENTER VERA PEIGH Mr. D. P. Surber, has this spring, com leted his seventh successful year as principal of our high school. He received his B. S. degree in 1932 at Ball State Teachers College, and other training at Indiana University. He specializes in mathematics. Mr. Lloyd R. Carpenter has been teaching here for four years. He re- ceived his education at Ball State Teachers College, from where he graduat- ed in 1931. He obtained additional training at Indiana State College, and also Tri-State College. His subjects are physics, biology, mathematics, and Jr. high social studies. Mr. Gale Metzger has been with us for two years. He graduated from Manchester College in 1933 with an A. B. degree. He teaches Latin and Soo- ial studies. Mr. Charles L. Byfield has attended school at Butler University, and also at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of music. He has been our only m - sic teacher here in this school for a number of years and has built up a reputation all over the northern part of this state with his band and other musical organizations. Er. N. Ray Reed, our coach, went to Ball State Teachers College, where he received his B. S. degree. He also attended the Purdue coaching school. He teaches physical education, arithmetic, and health and safety. This is his first year in our school. Next comes Miss Vera Peigh. She has been our class sponsor since we were sophomores. She received her education at Ball State Teachers College from which she graduated in 1935. Her subjects are commerce and English. Miss Geraldine Thompson is one of our new teachers. She received her A. B. degree from Lindenwood College at St. Charles, Missouri, her M. A. degree at the University of Illinois, and has attended the Library of the University of Illinois. Her subject is English. Hrs. Marjorie Boomershine is another new teacher. She teaches home economics, physical education, and health and safety. She received her tr- aining from Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute, Indiana. ,ya - -- s C 2: ' ' ' Sli N. RAY REED MARJORIE BOOHERSHINB GALE M TZGER CHARLES L. BYFIEID 4 , at
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