Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)
- Class of 1941
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Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1941 volume:
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Roy Schultz. . . Thelma Fisher. . Norman Hettinger. Iildred McClure. Delmar Brown. . Buelah Brown. Albert Buck. . . Malcolm Fisher. Herman Gardner. Naurice Hatfield Tom Phillips. . Edna Schultz. Marie Skillen. . Donald Weisjahn. Walter Umphrey. Evelyn Weisnd. . Harold Bishop. Jeanette Fry. . Albert Hatfield. Iildred Herd. . Hyrtlo Leiter. Nary Phillips. . Alma 1!1.7j..lqj.C1i 0 0 Darwin Cromer. . Walter Day. . . Walter Drach. . Faye Fishe r. Lillian4Geier. Sybil Graifis. . Violet Hinshaw. Landis Jones. . Iva Cylvey. . Joe Shillen. I I will itoner. . . Fern btrong. . . Robert Swartzell Irene Williams. Goldia wisely. O I . Tarauerite Leho . . . W. A. Jennings . O I I O I I I I O C I I L 1 0 I I O . Harriett Sell . Class of l927 Donald Weisjahn L . . Iarie Schneider . . . . Violet Hinshaw.. . Opal Loveless . . . . . . . . . I O I I I I O I O I O Q U 4 0 C . Buelah Brown . O 0 l I 0 I I 0 O l . Frank Diller . . Class of l92S . . Alma Warner Gcorpe Whitlock . . . . Isabelle Blantin . v 0 O I C O l O O l I . Stanley Dunn .... . Garland Iasterson . Class of 1929 . Esther Buck . . Vylis Wolfe . . Jane Elliott . . . Joe Funk . . Hovcy Fahlor . . . . Orvol Clark . Talcolm Eisner . . s u s 0 0 0 n 0 1 0 o Cklcile Bowen a 0 Katherine Orwig . . . . Russell Batty . . I I I 0 0 0 O 0 0 I O . . James Washburn . . . Oral Cox . . . . .ln c l 6 o a 0 0 0 . Winamac South Bend .Star City South Bend .Star City .Star City Cleveland . Whiting . . Culver Logansport . Deceased . .Winamao dianapolis .Star City . .Chicago .Star City Fort Mayne South Bend Logansport .Star City Plainfield . .Hamlet Star City . Kewanna . . W i na ma c Frankfort . .Headloc .Star City . . . Knox . Mhiting yal Center . .Lalorte California . .Hebron . JMirrnnac Star City Loganseort Richard Wentz. . , Richard Wisely . . Harold Corts . , . Marie Schultz C Maxine Fisher . . , Esta Cummings. . . Dorothy Penn. . . . Arbutus Hatfield . Louise Conn . . . l Thomas Godson . Dorothy iiatt. . . Mary Swartzell. Inez Sayers. . Clyde Belcher. U C I Mary Wentz . . . Flora Fae Davis Raymond Cummings. Clifford lllon . . Fred Cast . . . . Ethel Duck, . Wilma Davis. . . Lena Stanley . . . Helen Hiatt. . . William Murphy . . 1 O D Thelma Belcher. . . Dorothy Dean Ritten Charles Hatfield. . Ray Fry. . Dorothy Frank Magncr . Frances Lcdgard. . Keith Layers Omer Hauser . U O O I I I Alma Tack .... . Vera Mae Follettc. Lucille McLaughlin Gwen Donnell. . , . Marie Cummings. , . Earl Zoidurs . . . Dick Parish. . . , Marguerite Smith. . Class of 1950 Helen McFarland, , Maxine hamilton. . Hazel Vernon. South Eend Logansport . . Buffalo I I harlcs Carlson . 4 Royal Center Frank Wagner. . . . South Bend . . . . . . . . Star City William Day , . , . Logansport , , Merl Crist. . . , Star City van Nichols. . . . . Logansport Class of l95l . . . . . . . . . . California . . Fred Gast u . . . Star City Ned Walters . . . Royal Center . Rcuhen Olson. . Q . . Winamac Virginia Fling . , . Logansport Class of l952 . Harry Euue. . . . Howard Kneiple, . Esther Prush. . I 0 G' 9 6 I 'I O orothy hiatt. Leroy Hansel . . Clarence Benson. , . Cecil Allen . . . , Wilma Rolfe . Class of 1955 . Aaron Hartle , house. . Ray Fry . . Fern Mappin , . Dean Rittenhouse . Maxine Fisher. Q O . Gilbert Crist . O U I C I O I O Manda Boldry , . O 0 Oltlll , Wilbur Yocom . , . . . William Floy Margaret Dilts. , . . Melbourne Day . Mary Ucisenbergo . Dorothy Bucks , O l O 0 O O C 1 I 9 l d 14 Winamac . Marion C U' U . Logansport . , Kewanna . Star City , Uinamac . . Chicago . Logansport . , Hinamac . , Winamac , Winamac South Bend Logansport I south Bend . South Bend . Star City . Star City Grass Creek ... Chicago ine Village , , , . Gary . Deceased , Camden P s v 1 o Qllk Q,,,UfLk , Dcceased Anna Cromer . . . . Floyd Rush. G . Virginia Swartzell . Mark Jones, . . . . Twilla Lemmon. . . , Logansport . Monroe Day , , Royal Center . 0 . . . . . . Royal Center Harry Selden . . . . Virginia Class of l954 Huff, Elizabeth Ann Laura Turner . , . Everett Purkey . Michigan City . . . . . . . . star city Alma Jean Dav Loretta McLoc Lenora Smith, Doris Fitz I I v 4 Maxine Hamilton Russell Schultz Harold Fighter is. . hlin . 7' I ax-V ufAnna . . . ,Maryland . . D . . . . . . , Gary . Ted Bowers 0 . . Hammond tiara -nn nr. 9 , nisley. . 9 IQIGOI I Mildred Donnell . . . Howard Roth. Catherine Beckley ......... Garnett Fry . . Raymond McFarland . Arnold Thomas . ,,.,,, ,,,, Raymond McFarland . , Garnett Fry Neil Hiatt .... Donnie Bonnell . Claes of l935 Mary Watson . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Mitchell ........ Bula Scott, ,,,, Marion Planck, Alice Russo Blanche Gra ll . ffis Url Darlene Lemmon. . . rioya smith, f s15t5n's5y5r5 0 0 o Star City South Bend Mary Vernon . Logansport Minamac Star City Logansport Royal Center West Point Royal Center Star City . , Culver Star City . Uinamac Star Uity . . Fulton . Kcwanna James Smith. . . . Arlene Kuhn . . . . Winamae Gearld Conn. ...... . . Star City Thomas Buck. . . . . Chicago John Tank ..... . . . . Star City Donald Pfieffer. . . . . . .... Star City William Coulson . , . . Illinois Gcarld Eerkshire . . . Star City Merl Fahler .... . South Bend Richard Rightcr . . . . . . . . South Bend Class of l966 Juno Beckley . . Ike Slonakcr .... Monterey Kenneth Groom , . , , . . , , . . . West Lafayette Ralph Wisley ........... . . . Michigan Alma Hott .... Fairmont Meiser . . . Plymouth Mildred Rightcr . .... . . . . . South Bend Mary Crane ..... . , Logansport Jane Wirick .... . . Redkey Elizabeth Rtrkshire. . , . , , Star City Betty Shipley .... . . Star City Marjorie Davis. . . . . . . . South Bend Dick Jenson. . . ....... . ..... Jeanetta Day. . . Carl Shafer. . Twelve Mile ,1.-w A --. Geneva Day. . Allen Shafer . . . Royal Center Shereld Bornell. . . Verla Heselhy . . . . Kewanna Ruth Stanley. . Russell Shidler . . . .Star City Darwin Sayers. . ...... . . . . Star City irgel Eonnell. . . Hazel EcFarlend . . Star City hex Russell. . . . . Emma Jean Werner . . . . .Oak Leffmiofl sosooa s Q o 0 0 0 vglizabgth Class of l957 Orval Smith ............. .Logansport C'Gj.CTs u u 9 0 o I o o II'ldfi.3.H.CLpU1..j.S Helen Schultz. . .... . . . . .Illinois Tom Skillen ..... . . . . . . Star City Rose Xery Iiff rty. . . . . . . . . . . .winamac Darle Enyeert. ........... . . .Knox Paul Lhite. . . Roselle helie . . .LaPorte John Heeelby. . . . ...... .Velperiso Dona Keetle. . . . . Kewenne Sylvie Good ..... . . . . Chicago Ralph Buck. . . . . . . . . .Bloomington Earl Fitz .... . . . . Star City Harold Staffel t . .Bloomington Jane Iertin. . . . .South Bend Annabelle Devi . . .South Send Lester Epoor. . . . .Iinimec Don Roberts. . . . .Danville Jean Huff. . . ........ . . Chicago Iildred Strong. . Edward Fenili . . .Chicago Klry Thompson. . . ......... . Bloomington Merriette Iiltt. . . Henry Hoe . . Star City Ethel Pfieffer. . ....... .Star City Mary K. Woiejehn. . . Ed Tillianeon . .Star City Donna Zeider. . UGTQLQ Lehman . .etar City Clase of l958 Iarienne Hank. . ....... . . Leflyette Irene Zeidor. . Indianapolis Robert Compton . . .Stir City Don Hirick. . ...... .Bloomington Grace Harper. . John Coburn . . . . . Gary June Turphy. . . , ........ . Winamae Jennie Abbott .... Dale Bucks . . . .Stir City Elmer Colby. . . . Freide Iistler . . . Illinois John Huff ........ .... . .Aleski Ton Levis. . . . . Star City Cletns Ritz. . . . Stir City Cllen iniszll. . . .... Cgk George Zcider. .U. S. Nlvy Stinley ICjG1. . . . . Stir City Hanford Kietle . . . . . Zrgse Creek Charles Fisher. Charles Lidyard. Glenn Seidcll. . Richard Thompson. I C C Q I O C O I O C U I O U Cless of l959 rw 0 U OIDOI Olive Fdhler. . . . ...... Geneva Lemmon. . . Den Ketzgcr Philip Weaver. . . . . . . . . Betty Fuhler. . . . . . . . . Hazel Ctunc. . . Chester Freel Kenneth Seidel. . . ..... Thomas IcClure. . . . . . . . Margaret BadJer. . De Adams CBLIICIQSO 1 D aooo A o Don Boyer. . . ..... . Richard Fehler . . . .... . Jane Lining. . . Jdmes Chetn Fereld Cornell. . . . . . . Fred Schultz. . . . Dorothy Fflt Gcfflld i'.:'.f.ilis s u 0 0 euwa o Bonnie Donnell. . . Bell Hiutt Elizgbeth Crostefon. . Tom Corby Eugene Buck. . . . . ..... Ross Allen. . . . Betty Sutton. . . . . . ?.,EftI'j.G s o A u 0 n a Bill Blrkes. . . . Harlan. Hazelhy. . . . . . Violet Wood. . . . Class of l94D Harold Iurphy. ....... . Intel Teen. . . . . . Hilde Iitchell. . Richard Icuh. . . . . . . Burl Bennell. . . . . . . . . label Venscoyk. . . . . Margaret Rafferty . . . . . Robert Korner. . . . . . Thomas Densborn. . . . . . . Jury Helen Smith. . . . . Alice Bonnell. . . . . . Don Ezf.l'llGI'o o l 0 0 l J Leroy DeArmond. . . Iac HcCl1in. . . Wilma Good. . . . . lynn Euselby. . . Pauline Lonnoll. . . . . El:L'.FOJ.d lillfibilla a o 0 I 0 U S 9 U C G 0 Z O I O O I I W G I I I I l O I O I I O O Q I C C I West .Star City Star City . 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T! lND PECL 53 PHONE 22 EASY SAILING If you woot your life to bc easy soiling through th: wholo journey, thou you should turn all you can, whilo your oorning pofor ,'.f is it its best, and book all you can. Thom whom tho stoqms of oivorsity ovar- tokc you, you vill bf oof,ly onchorod in Comfort HS.1'bor -- froo from v yfo orry and Cf.l CS n Io will wilcomc your Locount. FIRST UNIUN BANK AND TRUST QOLIANY Uinimgo, Indiana D posits insur,d by Fcdoral Doposit Insuronco Corporgtion. g5,000.00 maximum insurance for ouch dopositor. IUQELUEE3 SERVICE STQTIUR i U -, OIL PRODUCTS CI-L3lPIOlI A. c. ik AI-QOLITE 59.311-1 fLUcs-WILLRD 3.1323121155 GQNEFJLL REPAIQQING P' A ' E'-ILSIEIFG CRMDNU P11423 SEXJJICE I J Phone 60 Star City I Fmnnmuarua My f ,5-5 9 ,ik mmm sms IillaiII.TON IA? 0 X, -H-, BSN :Lv . f- BULOZS. ff :Q f wx LJTWF ul M I Qgxjkff 'ii9.75 ff'-. Q awigxg Loga?sEE1it?8iZdiana 5 ,fl.' ! COM PI, I ME NTS QF ' M mg lrlifwwm r EIRUUHT5 ?'i'!QiX HsQi.H S CD3 FOTJ l?T:. I-I QLD I C IME CJ-.1-ID IES JUL' I MALL KQLJQS I .A Place t, 0 rio , -fJh'?Yl Y 1 Q I I V. - I Phone 95 Star City, Lad. 5 , I -.-1 gil Pill 1 I 1 1 P 1 i '1 1 ! 1 1 I 1 1 fer fi fx, if ' ikffnxkf'-N fx f?ff1W1wiMW g -1 1 T - I K f 1U Pfam 58' ' 1 I f 1 Q '11 1 ,jp f -'-f'? 'q ay ,g'Gp 'A L ' if - gl' ' ultlri. 42' ' '1 Ff QV ' 1 'iii ' Hi 54 ,Q M f V, I 3 1 V I 1 5 3 H I -J mm, 1 fi'-il! I 1 f .......,.. 1-..... gf 5 , g'1+-2:31:11 Q E 1 1 fy 1 .flgf KXQAM 'Q 'ff' :QW , QM ' i I DXXQLZ'- '- '..-.-m.fil XX ' 151-L if-11 :M W 3TQw1vw H 11 1,11 1 X, . C11 1 v - ,. MC ---H IWX1 I, V '11 1 11 nf 1 J x X 1:-. ',-3111:-' :1.1:-.-3:5 .2 ' 11 . ,, ,X Af ' EUHQMHUMMUUS I 1 IHRWIHSKRQWIQDU SUPP19 EU. of Tnornhopo Dealers in Grain, Wayno Feed, Coal Custom Grinding Ihornnopo Phone S. C. 9-7 Indiana MAEGUERITE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1941 Prop. EES. Liming Phono 18 BLAKELY LUMBER CO. Star City Indiana Star City Indi MAIBEN'S Lounderors-Clooners-FurriersI 216 S. Cioott St. I 514 E. Broadway D Die1 BQCS Dial 4171--N J. A. HINSHAW, D. D. S. Royal Center, Indiana , Res. Phone 55 Office G6 i DR. HCLLINS Royal Center Indiana NINAKAC CLLDNILG WORKS Winaumc, Indiana f P... I 1 I I . .lr . . . in: ----V -i STRONGS DAIRY A ICE CREAM M Phone 157 or 239 Winamac Indiana 1----i-1---I.-- ..--. --,. -- ---.1. . .,.-.i----..,.- ....,.... ,..,--.... t PARROTT SALES COMPANY Fergus Parrott, Prop. Dodge Plymouth Wiuamac, Indiana GAMBLE STORES AUTHCRIZED DEALER AUTO Q FARM SUPPLIES+xxAPPLIANCES HA1DNAREr1XPAINTS Winamao, Indiana 4-- --------I --- -P---.--- --- - ---- 7- ----------------- Ill UJIQLALXLC, III S THIHDKDSDI Phot 5 - 4 for ICQ - Wlilo you wait. Rolls Developed I Printed - ESQ Mail 'om or Ering ' The Largest Leloction of Magazines In The County E Hamburgers-Tot Dogs-Ice Cream-Cold L Hot Drinks L -I l I 1 CCN CIPMULAT ICNS ' , Duggloby Moto' Sales Winamac, Indiana Phone 130 I I BUICK CHEVROLET ' LOYD'AGNEW Electric and acetylene Welding Ironsmithing Woodworking Winamao Indiana Compliments of THE STAR RESTAURANT Meats and Groceries in Connection Phone 45 Star City, Ind. CONGRATULATIONS SHANL'5 MEN'S AND LADIES' WEAR -vvinafna C ia-na CCMFLIHLNTS Ci' BROWN GARAGE.AMD FILLING STATION STAR C mf IND MNA I l SINCERE CCNGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1941 FOSTER'S INC. FINER FURNITURE LOGANSPORT INDIANA Meadow Grove Stock Farm Poland China Hogs Realestate and Insurance Jas. T. Washburn Star City Indiana C ON GRATULAT IONS WILLIAM STEPEENS Star City Indiana WINAMAC MOTOR CC. FORDS Ray McClure, Prop. Winamac Indiana BAILEYQS STYLE STORE for Men and Boys Logansport Indiana Florentine Beauty Lnop We spezialize in fine and gray hair permunents Props, Florence Jenning Kewanna Indiana DR. T. E. CARITEAL and W. K. Sennett Winamac Indiana FRY 6 LANG! Home Furnishers Funeral Directors Winamac Indiana SEYEOLD DRY GOODS COMPANY Logunsport's Largest Department Store Ne invite you to seo our handsome new store-- tne results of exhaustive remodeling. And you'll find the newest merchandise hare, as Well. H. wILER CO., INC. Logunsport's largest Exclusive Furniture Store Lot us Figure with You on Your House Furnishings 4th Market Street Dial 5656 Logansport WAGNER'S ECONOMY STORE Star City, Ind. Phone IOS Grocery Hardware HOCH'S HLRDWARE Winamac Indiana Compliments of STgTE ROAD CAFE Simon weaver Dine Dance Star Yfinaznac Indiana HANK KOPKEY DEPUTY SHERIFF Ninamac Indiana KELLER'S CUT PRICE Home of Honest Values 4l5 East Broadway Logansport Indiana DONALD L. CRISE COUNTY SUPERINTENDLNT Hinamee Indiana RHODY'S MLRKET Royal Center Indiana KATHERINE S, BENNER HOIE DEUONST1.TION LGQNT Winannc Indiana DR. E. E. BLICKENSTAFF Dentist Royal Center Phone l3O HCWLRD SHOE REPnIR Ninemeo Indiana Clothes Make The Mon Rehms Men's Wear 405 Broadway Logansport Indiana ,GoBle's Implement Store Full Line of Farm machinery McCormick-Deering karts Plymouth and Chrysler Phone 1382 Winnmac, Ind. Cnrper's Drug Store Wm. Lv Logan, Prop. :ollpaper Paints Stock Remedies Jinamze Indiana I. E. BIRD Clerk Pulaski County Winnmno Tailor Shop Phone 1651 Winamee Indiana ! I O MILLER'S DEPT. STORE i Dr. H. J. Halleck STYLE...QUALITY...dERVICE I Winamac I Indiana E Jinamne Indiana MEET YOUR FRIENDS QT CHnPH1N'S HOLLLND Q HOOD BARBER SHOP Sodes-Sandwiches-Lunches Winamac llffilna I Vvinarnmc Indiana , Somer's Furniture Store Dr. G. H. MoCasLey saves You Dollars Winamae Indiana Hinamac Q Indiana Kocnssfs mm MIPKIT Paul C' DQ-Vis Heating and Plumbing winamac Indiana lmgiggnmc Indiana Zanger's Bakery l CO-OPERLTIVE ELEVLTOR CO. Eat Home Town Dread Phone 55 Winamac Indiana Winamac Indiana - -- .....L Winamnc Floral Company RUS5ELL'S The home of good clothing C Sa'd H J' ' 1 ln and shoes 1.. - -' ' ,-, , H . 1m'm3C - Imdlnrla winamac Indiana 1 YOUR FRIEND nT pFALTlnE 5 Success to the Class of U41 L. F. TrlOMtX.b O. H. KELIQI LUMEER YARD ?roeeries-Heats-General Ldse. GFQSS CFGHK lHdImNl Ninllnc Indiana Horner, McDowell, I Gast Lawyers Winamec Indinna D. C. Boulden 1 I Auditor Pulaski County Uinamao Indiana Ab Freeman Abstracts-Insurance-Loans Phone ISO Winamac Indiana Fzlix into Sales Pontiac Sales .gd Torvioe Body H Fender Repair-Painting Line Up With Bear Equipment Wrecker Service Phone 2162 Winanac, Indiana Dr. Shill Dentist Compliments of B Q B STORE Winamac Indiana Logansport Indiana Frank H- Kina Compliments of Insurance A Surety Bong. Phone Q9 Winamac Indiana WALTER DAY, treasurer Winamac Indiana H. S. BLINH Recorder Pulaski County FRANK STEPHENS HATCIERY Star City, Indiana I , . . , --Q- E. A. Kirby uJ1uUlDLGW , opangler attorneys and Counsellors watches-Jeweler-Diamonds Phone l 71JfLfl1'lU15LC IL'1dlfLfl'EL. iyvjinaflac Indiana Compliments of JMETH.KEUEY fi J' U' Penny CC' Hardware Phone 292 L0E9U5P0Ft Indiana Minamao Indiana Dr. E. J. Yooom CRAZFOKD IATCHERY ' Phone ze I 1 Winamac Indiana , hinannc Indiana n W i I Compliments Of Das. 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Seniors: It seems such a short tirw ago that I first met you as a freshmen in the Star City school, There were several others that year who are today not enjoying the activities ofyour closing days of high school, Perhaps you sometimes feel as if you would rather be in their places, and they probably would like to be in yours, It may or may not have been within their control to have continued in school. You may or nay not have had a choice in your being able to become a graduate, Semetines it seems we are pushed about in the crowd with little or no choice in our destination, To this thesis I can not subscribe. You, the seniors are graduating because you have hadride- sire to graduate. Yes, I know some say they wish they could have quit but would not because father, mother or a friend would notset then. Consequent- ly, you have made some decisions afterconsiderable thought and receiving of advice that have brought you to one ofthe highest places of distinction at- tainable in this com unity. You have had within you an ever-present urge to overcome new problems, the solving of vhich led to another upward step, You are new a little higher on your ladder cflife, This ladder of life has a board base. It spreads overytur hone, your religion, your school, your friends,and ytur enemies. Most of these have worked tirelessly to make things possible for you to enjoy the early years of your life without too many responsibilities were practically none. As you climbed, year by year, your responsibilities increased. The ladder gradually narrowed aschild- hood freedom was limited. You were rising above the crowd three year been requi respensibi enjoying t est years. This added respt those with ut a curricul mf care-free youth. In the last two OI' s it has narrated rapidlyr You have red to do more work, and take on added lities, If you have nat, then IDU are 'I he sane childhood comforts to youryo seh,ol has tried to place upon you nsibilities. Many of you have ass flinching. You have worked thr um prescribed bythose in authority. ung- many uued oufh ILOU. may feel you are primarily equipped to advance up ycur ladder that is narrowing, narrowing to the place where you are new almost alone. Your school is dcwn belcw, intiunte friends ure net at bend, ywu are up where the geing may become 1 little were difficult where in uric to step er turn beck 5 J may eill td yfu. lem dare net step now. If ycu ndve accepted pestrcspdnsibilities cf yeur scneel, yeur nude, und yeur cwnnunity, yeu will have es- tcblisned witninynurself n burning desire tc climb nigxer. Tie new weight ef respwnsibilities will nut det ns Q brgkga but ss e self-sterter in ut- tacking new preblcm. Perhaps yen new have u hazy view ef yeur genl at the tip df this very tnll ladder. As the years pass and ywu climb n surprised tc find i it wwuld be. Never- ef it because it is it yvur hippy ndwent lurking nere end the er tense ydu weuld l ywu have cdnsidered it's yeu, ywurself-- VHOUQHWUT fellow men ing en the some lndd n firm fdundetidn. naps us u Iurm cnint,u ninist f kind futher, A t the t When the , w u '14 Jl,C1 r, 1 er fl ep cf One g C -l- u nrcr the picture, yeu may be is net just what you thought Uie-less, you should be preud yeur mister piece. Yeu see in -. 9: TG yeur successful events, and will be unfinished scenes, ite te erase the itnupeenings, ff. ilures. lt's your picture-- stending with hcncr and pride 1- Y in miturity. It s yvu stand- ..1 .,, x.: lt' 1, wncse base Wes encnered e s ywu the world sees--per- nilliwneire, Q deeter, u mer- t Q le scner, u heusewife, 0 nurse, ving Nether. L yeur ladder, T53 it scerer cones, i HQ writes net new yeu wen or lest, But nvw yeu nlcyed the gnme.H Eest W isnes tc each ef yvu fir D nnppy future. Sincerely, , , I f? -- I if 1' , f, f I1 FLY PAPER AND POSTAGE STAMPS Hobserve the postage stamp! Its usefulness depends upon its ability til it gets there. was a humorus phi stamp is covered with mue will stick to the H Josh Billings wrote this. He losophe t lette until it gets to its de get into a piece of fly We kind of nsticking. Fly paper is used flies, not humans. paper have sticki different purposes. and serves as the through the mails kitchen and awaits for Both ng qua One Hopen . The the a dies in his att and unobserving after moments e ions of strong s fly who bungling clutches t t applica the pos purpose it is finished human postage The one goes waits for the age stamp and the fly paper serve useful . Beth stick to s . N err we stamps or out and job to come to him and nmessesn up his fellow man in the bargain. I like the h postage stamp the better. He is the aggres He is the Ngo-getter.H He deesnlt Hstickn him gets these without harm stays put. Human postage Human fly paper is going substitutes less annoying. as far apart as postage stamps and fly paper. to stick to one thing un- r. The back of a postage ilage and, when moistened r to which it is applied stination. Did you ever paper? This is another don't like it so well. the purpose of catching the postage stamp and fly lities. But they serve is attached to a letter sesamen for its passage other lies around in the rrival of the unfortunate empt for freedom, or the human who escapes its f aggravation followed by oap and hot water. Both the job attempted until can choose between being being human fly paper. does his job. The other uman sor. self his Ee He stamps are in demand, of be The to some one who deesnit want him. He tends to own business and has singleness of purpose. te the other fellow. out of use because Two individuals may best advice to give the human fly paper is to transfer himself to the stamp sspartment and let some one else catch the flies, Mr. Grise if f? QEQLZW , , ff I 411, M LQ, f O 'WI9.!f ,A 1 4,4 0, , ' 1 fi -1 ' , Vi' C-,fiffm CRV, fgflf2,Afgl:7Ef1'.zY:. L ffj xff ,ij I J ? X7 f WLWM ' 1 I D. P. SURBER B.S. and Masters in Ed. at Ball State. Other training at Indiana University SUBJECT:ththematica LLOYD CARPENTER B.S. in Ed. Ball State Teachers College SPONSOR: SUBJECTS: math., Seniors SC., and Jr. High NT RAY REED E.S. in Ed. at Ball State College SPONSOR: Teachers Sophomores SUBJECTS:Nathematics Phy. Ed., Shop LLOYD ZEPLOGLE D.S. in Ed. at Ball State Teachers College SPONSOR: Freshmen SUEJECT: Commerce BELLA ROSS - D.S. at Purdue: other training at Central Normal and Indiana State Library School SPONSCE: 7th grade STSJLCQS: Latin, So. Sc., English CHARLES BYFIELD Attended school at Butler University and Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music SUBJECT: Music at MARJORIE BOOMEHSHINE Training at Indiana State Teachcrs Col- lege at Terre Haute. SPONSOR: Sth grade SUBJECTS: Phy. Ed. and Home Economics HALLL SNYDER A.E. at N. Manchester N.a. at Columbia Univcrsity SPONSOF: 7th grade SUBJECTS: Latin and So. Science HELEN FITZEATRICR B.S. in Business. Administration at Indiana University Q SPONSOR: Freshmen MSUBJLCT: Commerce GERaLDINE THONPSON A.B. at Lindonwood College in Missouri: N.A. ot University of Illinois and Library Training SPONSOR: Juniors SULJECT: Enjlish XII IIMZ x, X px 7 Q I I fp -..... I I f- ,, xf :N - ',,, x -N -- XS 4 1 XXXX 'Af' 4' I I X R 'N ffl' 1' X X lxkx I IL- ,X V X ' A I ,1'., ' axii,-722 '-. s L 'V ff' ,.- .V . ,V N ,', . - A -v .ff Q? A 7 f 755471 5 1,-'XI XL? 5 ,5----V! iff -If -- ZF, , fy I 4, .A gf, ,f 1,-,,,wl ff, - J' I '. . 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'cg.g:,, l -.-225. .-13:-rf: 91,3 mfN 'v QQ Q , wg.w qw We are at the crossing of the roadways, The road we will take we don't know But welll all search for the right way Which will lead us at last to our goal. Many are the roadways to choose from, Of every description and type But we may take one, just one And that we will travel for life, One road leads to the city Uith its buildings so great and so high, Where we know we will always be busy As the years of the future go hy. To the country another road leads us With its rivers and brooks that flow And old Mother Nature does greet us And all ef her treasures does show. Now one road will lead us to sadness Where all our days will he marred with grief, There none will ever know gladness And life's happiness will he so brief. Another road lead on to joy, This road we should tread from the startg We will not be afraid of the toil And a song will he in each heart. Homeward one road is leading Back to the cradle of life, Where those we love wc'll be pleasing fl By caring for them through all strife. 'Tis true there will he many dark ways On the Load that we wander forth But wc'll think only of bright days And brighten the path with our torch. No matter which roadway we travel, Ne matter what way we may go We will fight 'til we win the great battle And at last we will reach our goal. -------Darrell Rightcr .1-warm .1-rf:--R-3.1:r.5q .4 'El' . -1' Lrlwlfff. 4 If ' 'f ' .lf -SEQ: , A 'G fifj' 1-' , -. v.J,. K, ,f Y fp x 5- fl-HF' 'ff.,Qj 1,z-J-ff' V ,M W. ,gf- +205 ,W dl 5' -.wp V H '5' VE ,C - .va Y ' NT -Nfvt'-Xb:-if-'S f' If--A1 IV' ' rx: ' H fl 1 fd 'iv Q ,ze 5 ,W My 5 QP : I if 'lb ..,E,,.,:,3 1 First row: Second row Third row Fourth row Fifth row Sixth row fi - fi ffs fr - , ,Wxw YQ X N I ix ff?-Ni Li- figs -by SJ L1 l..,.-V' Gertrude Hood, ?resident3 Bill Vernon, Vice-presidentg Valma Foerman, Secre- taryg Richard Smith, Treasurer. Josephine Berkshire, Marjorie Parish, James Abbott, Mildred Lemmon. Virginia Hanson, Lois Markley, Loretta Markley, Claude Hair. Mary Margaret MoGlure,Narjorie Schultz John Case, Mary Ann White. Maxine leasuro, Melvin Davis, Sarah Jane Wank, Lois Russell. Darrell Righter, Leona Rude, Alice Badger, Bill Malia. Q Richard Smith SG CI'Tlqq Baseball l-2 Tr. Sr. Class Star Review 5 Basketball l-2-5 Annual-Editor Algebra Contest James gbbott Glee Club l-B-5 Twinkler Band l-2 Orchestra l Clauue Hair Glee Club 5-4 Boys Quartet 5 Basketball 5-4 Twi nkl e r Jr, Play Sr. Play Mildred Lemmon Glee Club lfgfl- Jr. Play Twinkle? Star Review 4 William Malia Cleo Club I Basketball 2-5-4 Baseball 2 Twinkler Star Review 5-4 Sr, Play Leona Rude Glee Club I-2-5-4 Star Review 5-4 Twinkler 4-R Club Marjorie Parish Yell Leager Q-E Star Review 5-4 Glee Club l-2-5-4 Twinkler Jr. Play Sr. Play Other Plays Virginia Hanson Glee Club 3-4 Twinkler Star Review 4 lo Berkshire Glee Club l-2 Jr. Play Star Review l-2 Twinkler 4-R Club Algebra Contest Valma Roerman Tvififfgr-0'--M Glee Club l-2-5 Sr. Play Secretary 4 Mary Ann White Glee Club-l-2-5-4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Star Review 4 4-H Club Twinklor Lois Markley Twinkj e r Star Review 5-4 Clem Club l Sr. Play Mary McClure Bane l-2-5-4 Orchestra l-2-5- Glee Club l-2-5- Jr. Play Sr. Play Yell Leader 5 Star Review l-5- Twinkler 4-H Club 5-4 Other Plays Leis Russell Gle e Clue l-2':5- Twinkler Darrell Rlvhte Band l-2-E-4 Orchestra l-2-5- Jr. Play 'Twinkle r Boys Quartet 5 Glce Club 5-4 Music Contests Alice Badger Twinkler Star Review 2 Sr. Play Glee Club Maxine Leasure C-lee Cldb ff-3-4 Twi nlcle r Star Review 4 Other Plays Jr. Play Sarah Want 4-E Clue l-2-5-4 Tye-w-1-e ., , ,X ... . ..i.,. -..v .. Star Review Jr. Plays 4 4 4 4 4 r 4 John Case Boys Quartet 5 F Band l-s-5-4 Orchestra l-2-5-4 Glee Club 5-4 Twinkler Business Manager Star Review 4 Music Contest Sr. Play Other Plays Kelvin Davis Sr. Play Bill Vernon JrT'I7la gf - Other Plays Star Review 5 Twinkler Baseball l-2-5 Basketball l-E-5-4 Vice President Loretta Marklev Twingler 511' Dqnvv- l ...ct 'V Glce Club l Gertrude Hood Pre siCT5lft E-4 Glec Club l-2 Twinkler SI' o P1357 Marjorie Schultz GlEE C'l'i1b'l - z - 53? Orchestra l-2-5-4 Twinklcr Sr. Play Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nw. Nov. N-OV' 0 Nov. Nov. Doc. Doc. Doc. Doc. DOC. Doc. DCC. Doc. Jan, JCLT1. Jan. Jon. JFLU.. Jon. Jan. Jon. Fob. Fob. Wcb 1. s 0 Wo 1f'C1'l March Mnrch Mo r ch MT: F ch lpril gpril April lpril Moy Moy 6 25 1 6 8 15 20 27 29 51 C 10 15 17 13 19 20 25 1 5 6 7 10 17 24 31 5 ff 17 21 6 8 10 12 25 12 W8 27 50 2 6 .O School bognn 31 Star Rcviow Compoign Kowonno vs Star City--fir Zoology Program Modaryvillo vs Star City st school pnpor Froucosvillo vs Star City--Amoricwn Humor by Mr. Morshnll Comoon vs St r City Onword vs St r City Gross Crook vo Star City Community Hollowcom Party Royal Comtor vs Stor City Twolyo Milo vs Star City Montoroy vs Stsr City Junior ?lay--Hlho Rod Hoodoo Stopchildn Pwloski vs Stir City Sophomoro Pfrty--Junior Party Sonior--Froshmco D rty Community Christmos Progrom lovitxtioonl Tournoy Lucorno vs Stfr Clty Nm.Wil1ot govo o tclk on oxoorioncos in India Kowonnu vs Etmr City Gross Crook vs Stir City Montcroy vs Star City Modnryvillo Southorn 25 County Tournoy vs Stir City--talk by Mr. 6 Farmers lnotituto Fuloskl vs Star City Mrs. Ross fillod tho voconoy loft by Miss inydor Frnncosvillo vs Stor City Soniorx took trip to lodionapolis Rcsijuutioo of Mr. Roologlo Mrs. Fitzpotrick filloi Roo1oglo's vmcancg Negro singorc gwvo orogrsm . Studomto sow movio HTho Loud of Libortyn llumni Eioquot Sooior Play--HTho Nutt Fomilyu lk oc11gm1rooto Shzrvico Commoncomont Junior-Sonior Rocoption School was dismissod E31 ll tsl , Twelve years girls experienced Werner Wes the te and girls through These who started Berkshire, Carl B Case, Billy Cert Herman Fox, Mar Parish, Dick K McClure, Burten Schultz, Betty Stephens, Drrl White, Snrfh Jin Five term. Noble Billy 3 v 'J an le LT' LJ u students These we Burns, Gr Corte left In September Fred Hartle, Lave with us fer the C 11 Ir Russell, Iarjerie Frezier, Carl Bauman Weisenberger, Marie Eiland Marjorie Parish N Kluster Campbell Eugene Bruyh je Densbern were nur When Septerbe te enrell again in schesl saw the jtuthful the exeeptien 'f Dan Narquis whm fn second grade. ha third crade and theref r ini CJ 3 3 U begs and girls ep They Were: Here Green, Calvin Jin In March wf Rude parted Delbert his class. Mrs nur teacher In the in by Miss Tir were the eelj .- U: --v J 1- I A -- f. , e hunk, :nd uargerie Meise O3 ant Hartle, and Francis J X 1 this term harp Ellen U csrpanj with us and tler, and Glen Gellinger . Surber and Mrs. s during this gear. f ll ' th J 4. eshisx -'rr r age twenty-seven small boys and their first dey ef scheel. Mrs. cher who would guide these beys their first year ef education. were: Alice Badger, Josephine uman, Kluster Campbell, John E. Kelvin Davis, Helen Fellette erie Frazier, Rita King, tler, Den Harquis, Mary McClellan, Leona Rude, Schultz, Blanche Stark, tten Nerf Ellen Walter f- v.. Marjerii Margaret Marjorie Leua Mary Ann er. the emcs Jones, Seett, and DLC. nberg ter in relled in eur class la Marie Hilpnd, Th 1139 ef the next year, Har rne Lining, and Riehar first tine. Grant E eld Feust , d Snithuere artle, Ellen , Harjerie Thomas Jones, and . During the year rh left us and . Surber and Mrs. .1.1,..t 1'1l S e1.lS QL CI' , ere net with us and Blanche Str ined us instruc lil S C t r care the next year it was time . The first day thisttrm these sane students with tn pissthe ned in the us. Six new in f:1CL S fff f L. eil d te l rvld Marquis was re A ned l l nur class. Brewer, Marie d Claude Rhodes. Qlter and Leone Thelma Statler, entered the pLQTed to CDTF dith and Thelma es, Eva Kline, in Densbwrn were again fi ,ee next jenr we were greeted ich. Alfred Gellinger and Charlesinith new reubers sf sur class. During ., ..:. - 1 ,- ,L T-'27 - ,, the year, nzwever, We pfined Sirun diiane, ue- sephine Berkshire, nne Clarice Rundel. Neble Burns left us later in to pass this year a her behind. When we came step higher on our that Alfred Gelling Calvin Jones, and were not present to turned to be with us gain and we lost no instructed this year In the fall of barking on the year the term. Betty Schultz failed nd the class was forced to leave back the next fall to climb one ladder of education, we found or, Freddie Hartle, Rita King, Charles Smith were those that enroll. Noble Burns had re- Alberta Smith was our only one from the class. we were by Mrs. Buck. lQ54 these youngsters were im- that was to mark one-half of their twelve years of education. Laverne Liming, William Vernon, and Leona Rude entered our class making the class twenty-two in number. Mrs. Buck was again our teacher. The next year was the beginning of Junior Higi School for these classmen and at last, they were upstairs with the bigger boys and girls. Twenty- two members again enrolled in our class and to this group was added five new members: Janetta Nice, Marjorie Parish, Marie Smith, Don Hinshaw, and Vir- gil Gerlach. Teachers were: Miss Esther Geier, Miss Lillian Geier, Mrs. Valentine, Miss Eldridge, Mr. Surber, and Mr. Hazlett. In September, lQ56 we returned to find that Noble Burns, Harold Q 'I Foust, Laverne Liming, Harold, Marquis, were not among us. This year was our last year of common school, or at least we hoped it would be, and we considered ourselves ready to be- gin our high school carter. Lewis Moore was inqpr class for a short time this term and Alberta Smith ltft us. The teachers this year were Miss Lillian Grier, Miss Esther Geier, Mr. Surber, Mr. Jeffrey, Miss Harrison, and Hr. Huffman. In the fall of l9E7 those who began their high School career wtreg Alice Badger, Josephine Berkshire, John Ervin Case, Claude Hair, Melvin Davis, Helen Follette, Maxine Leasure, Gertrude Eood, Mildred Lemon, Loretta and Lois Markley, Lois Russell, Margorie Schultz, Mary Ann White, Marjorie Parish, Nary Margaret McClure, Bill Vern- on, Richard Lee Smith, Leona Rude, Sarah Jane wang Bill Malia, Eldona Enucart, Darrell Righter, Hazel Kelley, Louanni Stephens, Delbert Kistler, LaVerne Lining, Dick Kistler, Burton McClellan, Marie Smith, and Darl button. The teachers were: Kiss Peigh, Mr. Jacoby, Mr. Carpenter, Miss Lillian Ccier, Mr. Surber, and Miss Eldridge. Marjorie Parish was our class president. Nellie Murray and Frances Rondann entered our class. Marian Block was here only u short time. Delbert Kistler moved to Grass Creek where he is new attending school. A group of twenty-seven appeared and were en- rolled in the Sophomore class the next fall. Jewell McNeely was the only new student and later that some year she left. We found that Nellie Murray and Frances Rondenn had left us and Aduring the year Laverne Lining, Burton McClellan, Marie Smith, Louunne Stephene,Lnrl Sutton, Dick Kistler, and Hazel Kelley left ue. Our faculty consisted of Mr. Surber, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Metzger, Mr, qaeoby, Miss Peigh,lMss Boegnholtz, and Liss lmel, Mr. Metzger was our class sponsor, Mary Margaret McClure, eleee president,lHldred Lemmon, secretary and Richard Lee Snith, treasurer. ' The next year, our Junior yenr, was full of activities. Our clnss numbering twenty-ftur, were beginning the next tc the lust year of their high school career. Our faculty was changed by Miss Incl, Mice Bee eh ltz, and Mr. Jacoby leaving and Mrs, Boomershine, Miss Thonpson,end Mr. Reed join- ing the staff. Mr. Carpenter was nur class spens- or, Gertrude Heed president, Claude Hair, vice president, and Richard Lee Smith, secretnry-treas- urer. We presented the ploy Hnunt Tillie Goes To Townu end sp nsored the Junior-Senior Bnnquet,held ut the Lincoln Leige in Lafayette, Indiana. This your Velma Foernan and Virginia Hunoen joined our Clase. The next and lost, our Senior year was the nest enjoyable uf ull our schcel career. Our fec- ulty this yegr etnsietedci Mr. Surber, Mr. Carpen- ter, Mr, Replegle, Lies Thcnnson, Miss Snyder, Mrs, 'D 'I Beenershine, end Mr. neee. Mr. Replogle resigned in March and Mies Snyder has not been with ue due to illness, Mrs. Rise replaced Misc Snyder and Mrs. Fitzpatrick filled the vneoncy left by Mr, Repltgle, Our spencer was Mr.Carpenter, cur pres- ieent, Gertrude Eeoe, vice president, Bill Vernon, secretary, Velno Foernun, treaeurer, Richard Lee Smith, The Seniors this yqur ere twentyhfeur '.'Y in number. The class play was HThe Nutt Fanilyw. fhfqweg gag fi l 64 551 gif, pg! gm mix He.j LJ Q51 ni, QL, Twenty from high e the city of friend and who could it be but Jame years from. the time of my graduation ohocl, I was walking down the street in Les ADfGl6Se I met an old high school s Abbott and who could be by his side but his wife, the former Dorothy Clark. They were residing on near Star City. After an interesting talk with and to my surprise found that Claude prietor of this large shop. During our talk I found that Claude had marr ful blond girl from a small mid-Wes they have two children. met both Cl Since I had a small farm Mr. and Mrs . shop pro- James Abbott I went into a wolleknewn eand Hair wa .the course of ied a beauti- tern town and Y aude and Jim I decided to try to find some more of my school friends, T went to the restaurant to get my lunch, andmhile Waiting for my order I pieked up a newspaper and turning the pages I saw the picture of a familiar face. Taking a second look at this picture I dis- covered it was Virginia Hanson who was soon to be- come the bride of Leo Bucinski to whom she had been engaged many years. The waiter then came with my order and this none other than Richard Smith who had been chief cook and bottle Washer as well waiter in this restaurant for some time. told me that Marjorie Schultz had gone to design dresses. He also told me that Richard Paris te Mr. and Mrs. William Malia new resided in Los Angeles. Mrs. Malia. was the former, Mildred Lemmon. making good money as an employee of ter who owned the art museum. Learning that Darrell owned this eided to call on him. Darrell seemed see me and informed me that he was eityfs most elifihlc bachelor. Altho girl friend he was net expecting to That evening I went to a movie the screen I saw Mary Ann White who the main role in the show. Bill was Darrel Righ- musoum I def delighted to one of the ugh he had a get married. and there on was playing The following day I received a telegram, Who was it from? No one but Loretta Markley askingme to visit her at her hone in Logansoortg I found she was working at the Ls BC Mt The following afternoon I took an airplane and flow to her heme. The stewardess of the plane was Maxine Leasure. 'V Maxine said she liked her joe and was planning to makh' a trip to the old country in a month, While visiting Loretta I learned that Leis Russell and Melvin Davis were married the day he- fore I arrived. During my stay at Loretta's I found also that several years after hergraduation, Marjorie Parish hed married Bill Larkin, and they were residing on a farm near Grass Greek, I heard also that Marjorie was having a difficult time raising their two children and taking careof their chickens, pigs, cons, etc. After visiting Loretta I chose to visithor twin sister, Lois, who lived. in Winanac. To my surprise I found thit Lois was proprietor of the Ideal Beouty Saloon. When I called on Lois she told me that her co-Worker was out to lunch. I was astonished to learn thot this co-worker was Gertrude Hood, who was our Senior President. Ger- tie said she liked to give manicures to the Hond- some men. Lois also told me that Jo Berkshire was mdrried hut still held her job it Groonfs Drugsto- TC: Before returning to my heme in Los Angeles I met John Case on the street one diy. John is lead- er of his fondue swing hand ind one of his swing- iest players is Mary M. HcClure, with her hellyre. John told me that Bill Vernon was a societydeetor and that his trained nurse nes Alice Badger and that his office girl nfs Valna Foernan. After ny chat with John I stopped in at a rc- stourant and there I net Sarih Wank who told ne she was Q dietician. What Silly likes shout this is her salary. She also told me that Leona Rude had been traveling about the country for several years and had worked in the Stite Bead Cafe for four months. During the time she was traveling she met a hey in Chicago, to when she had become engoged and had later nirried. I returned to my none sappy thot I had con- tacted ill my old school miter though I regretted not being able tw contact iny of our high school teachers. QN3 L1 Crestdale was alarge Summer home near an has- tern mountain resort. lt was formerly occupied by Dr. See, who used it as a sanitarium for people who sufferedfrom nervous ailments. Dr. See closed the place up and sold it and it was idle for a year when Miss Helene Shelton bought it and moved in. She became restless and decided to go to Europe, so she real estate are house in the hands of a placed the nt, Miss Bea Yise, left a colored .J caretaker in chargeand started off on her European jaunt. Miss Wise, anxious to sell Crestdale, ran into a family who told her they were in the market to buy a house, and whom do you think moved in? The Nlltt P. l'fLltJC, tha? 3710815 ,jf family, was a doctor who was tired of practicing medicine and wanted to roam. Meta Nutt, his wife, raised a pet snake. Wall Nutt, their soh, was fascinated by fish and vas eaperimenting with them, and lggt but not least there was lma Nutt, their charming daughter. No Crestdale than rived and then Smart fell in was a real nut, sooner were the Nutts ensconced at several of Dr. Seefs patients arw the battle of wits beganQ Larry love with Ima Nutt and thought she Ee was in a peck of trouble and in order to remain near the girl he fancied, he pretended that he was a nut. Engaged to a girl whom he had never seen and trying to escape her, he was confron his wife and h ted with a girl who claimed to be ad fallen in love with a girl whom hehad reason to believe a patient at a sanitariuml The Cast of Characters was as follows: Dr, P, Nutt fPhineasJ ---------- R ------ Melvin Davis Meta Nutt -------------------- Mary Margaret McClure Ima Nutt -------------------------- Marjorie Parish Wall Hutt-D ----------- M ---------e-------- John Case erestus ----------e--------------------- Claude Hair Sylvia - Cerise Be Z1 Wi Gaylord C11 wb ..... -..- lene Larry Shelton- Smart-a- Vivian Tepper- Charlotte Neal- Lila ------- M-- -----------e---------Mary Ann White ----Lois Markley ---Valma Foerman ---Gertrude Hood ---William Malia -----------------------Alice Badger Marjorie Schultz -Loretta Markley We, the members of Senior Class of' '41 of Star City High School, of Star City, County of Pulaski and State of Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory do will and bequeath our valuable possessions to the followingg James Abbott--my shortness to Bob Aldridge and my small feet to Don Harguis. Alice Badger--my ability to dance to Bill Waener and mv eoeition as chairman of the noon- vc u i '-' hour activities cownittee to anybody who will take it. Josephine Berkshire--my habit of going to sleep in class to Pearl Allen and my good grades to Clarence Doll. John Case--my ability to play a French horn to Dick Compton and my love for Betty Capper to Raymond Hettinger. Melvin Davis--my dark hair to Patty Whipple and my ability to sing to Marie Zeider. Velma Foerman--my place as secretary to Mary Jane Hoesel and my Afs to some one brighter than I. Claude Hair--my irresistible charms to Ardelle Dickson and my height for playing basket- ball to Bob Haselby. Virginia Hanson--my black hair to Louise Mc- Clain and my typing ability to Arden Wank. Gertrude Hood--my position as president of the class to Bill Knebel and my part in the Senior Play to someone who lives several miles from school, Maxine Leasure--my red socks to Harriet Sut- ton and my good standing with the teachers to Wal- ter Miller. Mildred Lemmon--my giggle to Leona McCellan and my shortness to Nina Mastcrson. William Malia--my heart and chain to Neil Hoesel and my love for Carol Thompson to a better man than l. Lois Markley--my glasses to Florene Perwitz and my poor posture in exchange for a good one. Loretta Harklcy--my bashfulness to Virginia Capper and my blue eyes to Bernice Noon. Mary Margaret VcClure--my musical ability to Loretta Grant and my former position as yell lead- er to Patty White. Marjorie Parish-Hmy ability to keep my Grass Creek boy friend to whenever can get it and my of- fice position to Richard Bonnello Darrell Righter-Nny way with the girls to Danny Sayers and my drawing ability to the Juniors for next year, Leona Rudewwny job on the advertising com- mittee to anyone unlucky enough to get it and my curls on tcp of my head to Juanita Clark. Lois Russell--my freckles to Marilyn Capper and one of ny longer dresses to Betty Budd. Marjorie Schultze-my wavy blond hair to Lura Kistlcr and my ability to play L violin to Eugene Scott. Richard Lee Smith--my position as Editor-in- chief to Boyce Foerman and my shorthand grades to Jtn Korner, William Vernon--my ability to wear green to Maxine Gellingcr and my girl friend to George Hoosels Sarah Jane Wankn-my Weight to Thelma Hoover and my big feet to Jeanne Cooper, Mary Ann White--ny auburn hair te Betty Schultz and my comfortable scheel shoes to Anna- belle Staffeldt, To Mr. Surber we leave our good general ed- ucation. To Mr. Carpenter we leave the ability to guide future seniers in making an annual. To Mrs. Ross that she have a better class recitation on current events. To Mr. Reed better success with his basket- ball tean in future years. To Mrs. Fitzpatrick our thanks for ifuture business correspondents, typists andstenographers. To Miss Thompson our ability to write better book reports and other things required in English. To Mrso Boonershine the ability to co h and sew for our future husbands. To Mr. Byfield better success in bands, er- chestras, glee clubs and other instrumental groups. To Hovey Fahler, our janitcr, the fulfillment of his wish to Work in the new school building. To Star City school pupils of the future every possible success in the future. :WMV fl! U33 an . 11' if '51 1 gf 1 1 I 1 1 11 1-1 1 1 11 11 I I 1 11 1' 1 111111 1 fi ' 1.1 1 1 I I 1 1 F W 1 L 1. 1 1' 1 ,li 2201 ' 11 1 1 171 1 1 fu 'V-,1....-9, ,, ..f--Nr'..., , tfkx 1 Vi ff A 1 1 1, f ,ff E1 1 'S13'1.1x STQ4'--2J:311 f if H41 ff 1 1 My 1 1 ' 'XC , if - Fi i M- i V-Jfijfw I 0 1 Ty fr -if A--'A+ ff 1 W 3 'ff .Lk XJ ' N 5 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1-I 1 11' 11 1 1 111 11 1 f3l 11 1 ' ' 'Ei l 1 I 13? ,, A 11 v .4Z'f' ..f1 5. , c U . . . .. .. -5:-1.9-1'-:-14:--w :-:1.i 1Z13'EIfi.::-1' E- ...51Ei1'1 'E 5 FUTURE EEHIGHS Sta deny. A great budch of Juniors has A livclisr group none will 17 city High, Q Hc're poppy, wc'rc Jolly, we have lots of fun, Yet ws'rc always right thcrc'mhcn thcrc's work to bc done. We have a good loader, Bill Knchel by hams, who was chosen last fall to lead, by acclaim. Then thcrcls Tr asurcr Gsorgc and Socrctary Jane, Each of whom work with all might and main. Now I'll mention cach one from Allcn to Lcidcr. Ah! First thcrc's Florchc with Ecttingcr hcsios licr. Next wc have Cappcr Cwbo has a grcat Cascl And Ectty Jo Moyer, shc scts our pact. Now comms Allah and Hauser, and both ljkg to paykg Thom thcrcfs button and Schultz, always in for a lark. ' And thcrc's Arson Junk, our cokt salcsman supcr, Richard Bohhcll and oh, yos, littlc Joanne Ccopzr. I think Focrman and Fishcr src thc quictcst of all ' But Jshita and Wcltcr put in Q closc call. Now if it's talcht you wont, whch casting a play Just ask Miss Thomoson, and Iim sure that shc'll QELV' HThcy may mskc you dizzy with mischicf and fun, But thcyfrc rcally as good, as all clusscs run. Rcmcmhcr Lurc thc cowgirl vgfith thc 'Y ippi ki yo? Nclll tc losing hor to Hollywood soho folks do sam AED Ecttj Jo hoycr, so diphififd and gracious, With Mary Jshc,hcr daufhtor,so swcct and vivccioua Bill Knckcl plsycd wcll thc vcrj storm father Mith Millic, his sch, too ihdiffcrcnt to hotbar. Thcn comes Maris Zoidor who gcssiocd with cisc and our curtain pullcr Gcorgc, who cou't help but hit trccsg Our hsndsomc Spark Allch, with his usual charm, Nas lurcd hy Bcss,thc cowgirh hack to the farm. We had othcrs who uidcd in this Hplaj of all p1oy3P Who hclpcd put the oudichcc into u dszc. And then thc ploy chdcd, and I will cohfcss It wc: chjcjcd by all-aa hugo succcss. Now thcfwsy I oxprcss it may not bc so keen, But wo sfoar hy our soonsor, our own Gcruldihc, And list but not lcgst, for to soy it I must, I cm olso 1 Junior, but to you I cm just --Jim Korhcr. 'R-'lr 3'3 1'7 'wat A few J nth: ogo we started our olovunth yoar in school. NLSL Geraldine Thompson was selected as sponsor and claus vfficorsmnro elected on followtsg Prosidont, bill Knobfslg Vice Prosidont Arden Fankg Socrotlry, June Hoosclg Treasurer, Goorgt Hootel. sunlly tho Juniors roccivo all 'cOnceSSione to :oll rofrtsh ont: nt tho bagkotball games, and this yogr was Ho ozcontion. No inttitutod Q now limo, tnpt nf tolling coLtn and pop, under the logdorship of Ardon Wunk no had Q vory profitqblo businots. V oaring Christmas wo nurriod to get our ploy, Tho Rod Hoadod Sto'ocl1ild, roudy. On the night of Docoubor l7 wo proaontod it and were suocossful beyond all drosua, thanksto tho fine acting of the cast. The ploy vas hit ,und rocoivod cfmp- limonts fro? ull who tgw it. mxodiatoly nftorChristmaa wo wore vory buoy. Tho county buokotbull tournd cnt was just around tho corntr ond propfrotiont had to bu undo to doll rofrosnronta. The ond of tho buukotball sogson nodnttnd and of our calling busincgs pnd thoro was Q lull in clpao nctlvitloz fdr Q fov mocks. f all those activities uf the yo r, tho Junior-Senior Rtcoption was tho root important. Thi: wus hold it tho F.O.P. Lodge in Lngunspurt, Indiana fH tho night uf Nay 2. Afttr Q dolicious binquot ovory no rttirod tw the bnllrowm whore tnoy enjoyed grirmt and dxwnoingg for tho Vfllilfi. 'q'ogrotting tho lon: mf tnrto of nur alyss- mutot during tho ytgr, tvonty-zno uf us Qw f rwgrd tw ontor tho oonilr clrst next year. Wo ntpo that lt will bo at tuccofgful CL the putt uno. U ands tho history of our Glass for one morc your. Wo novo taken anwtncr stop forward toward our goal, succota, and are ongorly striving on- ward sw thot wo may attain thdt goal as suon as possible. nThe Red-Headed Stepchildn This C0mG3Y-drama by Charles George was pre- sented in the star City Auditorium on the night of December 17, lQ4O under- the' direction - if Miss Thompson. The cast was as follows: Mrs. Edith Russellfhichardfs second wifej, , . . . . . . . Q Betty Jo Moyer Mrs. Oliver Woodruff Society matron Marie Zeider . r A J ' Mrs. hmory ScottCSociety matronl. . .Jeanne Cooper BriggSKThe Russellsf butlerj. , , , ,Egygg Fgopmgn Lucia RussellCTheir daughterl. . , Jane Hoesel Dudley RuSSGllCTheir Soni. . . . . .Willard Hauser Richard RussellQA financierb. . . . . .Bill Knebel Elizabeth Ruseellfhichardfe Daughter from tneuestp I I I I I l I Q I O I U I I I I I I I George GarrisonCPresumably Luciais admirerb. . . . . . . . . Robert Allen Ethel Ashbyfloung society girlj. . Zela Mae Sutton Lucille Chriotylloung society girlj. . . . . . . . . . . . . Arvillia Epnnell Flora FarnumCDudley's inamoratal. . . Betty Copper When Richard Russellbrings his young daughter by his first marriage '.frem the Western' branch, where she has been brought up without education or culture, to his fashionable Chicago home to live, society freely predicts that the experiment will be a failureg and it io. lt would be easier to domesticate the wild deer than to tame this free and unspoiled child of nature, who is in her element breaking bronches and completely at sea in U trying to learn the technique of afternoon tea. What with her unhappy propensity for antagonizing her step-mother by her social blunder and for win- ning the heart of her step-sieterls beau, wild Bees soon finds herself about as popular with the women of the household ae a case of measles. Due to the death of her father, Miss Thompson was unable to direct the play during the final re- hearsals. Mr. Lloyd Rcplegle and Mrs. Mary Car- penter assisted at this time. 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Robcrt hllch, Jcun Ccopor, Btyco Focr- muh, Mario Zcidcr, Ardon Tonk, Batty Copporq Lura Kistlor, Willori Hausor, Jugnitg Clark, Raymond HGttiDgOF, Zola Moc Sutton, Jim Korhor, Gcorgc Hooocl, grvillio Bonncll Koch, Billy Khohol, Eotty Schultz, Walter Millar, Juno Eoosol, O Richard Bonholl, Eotty Jo Mayor, Jim Fiohor, FloronoPorwitz, Bill Phillips, Thclma Hoovcr, Bob Aldridge, Aldcno Schultz, Orvol Burgoso, Mary Kollcy, Gcrnld Eolmcll, Mario llcLochlir1, Dick Compton, Stunlcy Launch, Anno Mao Rotor, Don Marquis, Martha Eucks, Clorchco Doll, P1357 fh1pplC, Howard Etnncll, Ecss EQHSQD. Loans McGlcll1n, Ctlohol VQHLUHGY, Korg Tick, Ardollc Dickson, Dorothy Clark, Janos fulvcr, Maximo Gollinjcr, Robert Euoolby. l Nina M1LtuTS4H, Doon Plrcol, Louise McClain, Konhcth Ecco, ELrnicoNbQn, Goorgo Fishor, At the beginning of the school yearme had-anene rollment of thirty. During the year, Anna Mae Rater and Gerald Bonnell came her. Since then, Anna .Hae Rater moved to Winamac, Gerald Bonnell withdrew, Martha Bucks moved to Pulaske, and Helen Poole moved to Francesville. We had twenty eight students en- rolled at the close of school. We were proud of our contestants this year. ln the Latin contest were Louise McClain and Pattvthin- . 1 ple, and those in the geometry contest were Marie McLochlin and Colonel Vangundy. The Latin contest- ants did fairly well, but we havenYt heard about the geometry contest winners. Several Sophomore students were disappointed because they were not getting along so well in Latin and geometryo Majbe if they would each have gotten daily assignments, things would not have been so bad for them. We were proud of the effort our boys put forth this year on the b.nket ball team. Dick Compton, Don Marquis, Colonel Vangundy,. and Dean Parcel all deserved credit for doing their part. Our Christmas party was held at Bernice Moon's house this year. This was the second time our class had a Christmas party at her houseo Mb played games, ate candy, roasted weiners, and exchanged gifts. We had a very lovely time. It seemed as if romance had come into the minds of several people in this classn If you donlt know whom, you should have taken a look around in the halls end ycu'd soon have found out. Our class officers were: President-W-Kenneth Hoodg vice-president-Stanley Lemmon, Secretary-mMary Kelley, treasurer-Dick Compton, They did a-very good job transacting the business of the Sophomnres. Our class sponsor was Mr. Reed. We wish to thank him for his help. Marie McLochlin, Crval surgcss and Louise Mc- Clain took part in the Farmerfs Institute program held on the evening of February 5. 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Gcnc Davis, Annabelle Staffoldt, Fred Sorts, Mario Hgsclhy, Bch Raffcrty, Holcn Kistlcr, Tom Phil- lips, Donnih Liming, Egtel Rough, Brucc Hauser, EQ Marilyn Cggpcr, Junior Gcllingcr, Anna Mario Bauman, William Frazier, Maxio Joncs, Voncda Galbrccth, William Bon- ncll, Janos Knohcl, Lcrctto Grunt, Gonc Ear- kcr, Jacquclinc Dickstn, Danny Saycrs, Joan Ann Compton, grgylc Gorlach, Hoscmary Huff. Marilyn Durbin, Jcc Rthcrts, Wilma Al- icc Tocknitz, Richard Conn, Virginia Sutton, Gordon Focrnon, Marjorie Day, Richard Ncwman, Hohort Kelley, Dclight Moon, Ncil Hoc- sol, lhogcnc Scott, Arthur Lllon, Hazel Frazicr, Frank Horold, Eotty Kclloy, Morthn Johnson, Marjory nuff, Jando Focrmon, Rchort Ecrkshirc,Violo Scott, Eossio Alicc Doariond, At the beginning of the freshman year thirty pupils enrolled, Donald Strong withdrew during the first month of school. Virginia and Jack Poole moved to Francesville. In place of these three, Doris Bender from Lucerne, Margaret Hayden and Betty Budd from Francesville came to join us. Our class was fortunate in having as one of our classmates, Estel Rouch, who was one of the star basketball players. He also has been our class president this year. Others who took part in the basketball season were Fred Sorts, Eruce Hauser, Bob Rafferty, and Halter Patrick. They were on the second team. Eugene Scott, another member of our class, was the Student Manager of the ball squad, In appreciation of his fine work a sweater was awarded te him, Gene Davis and Dewey Johnson took part in an algebra contest which was held on April 5 at ranked fifth. Logansport. They distric The 29, at were: Capper sclois Those Geneva Righte and Ca second C 4. b I' I' rw aa. Student Billy Hagner---- Hobart. -clarinc V Carol n the Daily, Th .1 'A '.l.hU.Zn, 3 1 0 O division. l Ttiennos quartettc t music contest was held on March attending from our class ornet soloistg Virginia 3 Estel Rouch---trombone on ---- saxaphone soloist, wcrcg Virginia Capper, Q: LJ c t t selois Thomps alma Royer and one senior, Darrell ranking first were Billy Wagner on. The rest were ranked in the rel and Billy were fortunate in going to the state contest hold at LaPbrte on April 5. Carol received second and Eilly received first which will enable him to go to the National t. Contes During the first semester and part of the second Mr. Replogle was our sponsor. Since his resignation, Mrs. Fitzpatrick has taken his place, . 1 Ve as a class have enjoyed our new school building. in high tcreeti school Ch-301 an Q LJ fl' Us We ar 'J e proud to start our first year n this building, lt has been in- d exciting to be able to attend a new Ezirst graders are always bright eyed and eager on their first day of sailing on the good ship Knowledge. Among those smiling faces on our ship were--Pearl Allen,VirginiaCapper, Fred Corts, Gene Davis, Charles Doarmond, Dewey Johnson, Tom Phillies, Betty Marquis,Billy Wagner and Annabelle Staffeldt, i eading, writing, and rithmetie was our main mourseof sailing. Julia Phillips, lcle Lobo, Alma Wirick, Maude Buck and Grace Densborn piloted our boat and finally landed us safely in port for Juniov High Sehool. W E ventually some of our crew were lost at sea bu' new ones took their places. They were Erueeqhauser, Newton Rude, and Marie Haselby, Egmeoth Sailing was enjoyed by everyone and we decided to organize our class with Mrs. Boom- ershine as our sponsor. A president, Virginia Capper, and a vice-president, Fred Corts were ele- cted. We were beginning to feel very important at the prospect of entering high school. liealth and Hapoiness were not enjoyed by all of us, however. We can remember when all of us but four were out with influenza for about a week, We have had very high attendance otherwise and hope to for the rest of our high school years. new sailors were added to our crew in our n nth year. Those from Thornhnpe were--Estel Roush, Thelma Boyer, Dick Mangold, Donnia Lining, Walter Patrick, Iris Jones, Geneva Daily, and Carol Thompsfn. Those from Fairview were-Helen Kistler, and Jay Heed. Betty Budd, Doris Bender and Margaret Hayden entered, and Margaret Hayden I has withdrawn because of illness. Q verydne was pleased with the faculty ithis year. we were sorry to lose hr. ioplogle, our J spens'r, the second semester of this year, hut we think Mrs. Fitzpatrick is doing very fine work and hope she is nrt disapffinted in us. Our officers for this year were---Estel R ueh, presidentg Betty Marquis, vice-presidentg Pearl Allen, secretaryg ind Carol Themosvn, treasurer. ew is we slowly glide into port of rest un- til we set sail again this fell we wish to express our appreeiatiin to the faculty and our sponsors for all they have done fur us in this past year. 7' 1- 2:7 - -A5712 . 42' c . . Q., 1. :f J . 35,42 - .- - . v -1 . ,- L.: 2 P. ., l:.rA:.' V w ,.1 .. -. DQ . .:.',-Af ' 'fry .. ,..'. ..4- , ' Cl' 3 , 1. ' ,,. -xx' -,ia-1 'f.I1g2.:q:','. 22.77, V -'Fr iribzf Y ,, .- 'L--.A 9- x-::.1,:,r' , F. 1 tis . fl.. X . ,X-vf' -- -Lf, .- , 'l'k l :1'f5--' . 'io Q' . ,,T,'.?.v ,J ... ,.,.. '-ls ,9- 4 5- 'Y -15, ,,x-. . 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' ' -1- ' . f - .' . - 2 r'i5.'J TF W EH Hi .fl On the day we had a class meeting to select our sponsor, we, the eighth grade, choselrs. Boomershine. At the same meeting we chose our FS . They We class office President Vice-Pre Secretary C Siient. . re as follows: . . Jim Knebcl Joan A. Compton . .Gene Barker 0 o Treasurer. . . . . . Marilyn Cappor News Reporter ........ Patty Whitc At thc beginning of the your we had nothing in the treasury. ln order that we might have our Christmas party, wc sold some household articles which helped us out a lot. On April l6th, a skating party at Bull Lake was sponsored by us. The 7th and 9th grades help- ed us make arrangements. The whole highschool was invited. All of us thought that since this was our last year in the grades we should have a graduat- ion party. Plans were carried out accordingly. The eighth grade girls took Quito a liking to basket ball and formed two teams as follows: Blues ........ Patty White, Captain Greens ..... .Virginia Sutton, Captain The eighth grade boys liked softball. They organized a team. Joan Ann Compton and Danny Sajers were chosen to represent our class on the athlotic committee. They both helped take charge at noons. Jim Knobcl was chosen as a nonber ef the land-scoping commit- tee. Anna Marie Bauman attended the annual Short- horn banquet in Chicafo, December 4th. She enjoy- ed the trip and banquet vary much. Wo had twenty pupils in our class. Wo wcrc very sorry to have to lose Gordon Foreman and Dick Conn. Freddie Hcttinger,noved et tho beginning of the year to Thornhope, and in a few nonthsreturn- ed. 1. Nc wero proud to have the following pupils present every day this year: Patty White, Wilma A hacknitz, Denny Sayers. We were very proud to have thc following eighth grade members of the 4H Club complete thcir work this year: Arrole Gerlach, Danny Sayers, Jim Knebel, Marilyn Copper, Joan Ann Compton, Anna Mario Bauman, Wilma A. Wacknitz, and Veneda Gal- breath. The seventh grade had sixteen pupils at the beginning of the year. The were Neil Hoesel 1 , Hazel Erazier, Viola bcott, nessie Alice Dearmond, Imogene Scott, Delight Moon, Martha Johnson, Wanda Foerman, Margery Ruff, Marilyn Durbin, Arthur Dean Allen, Bob Berkshire, Ke Frank Herald, Betty, and Bob Two of the pupils, Miles Hettinger and Wanda Foerman, moved during the school year. Niles mov- ed to Thornhope and Wanda moved to Burnettsville. Later in the year Kiles returned to Star City. Betty and Bob Kelly were the only twins in our class. Viola and lmogene Scott have the same name but are no relation. The teachers found this quite confusing. The class officers were: ?resident, Arthur Allen, vice president, Neil Hoesel, who also wrote the seventh grade news and was a proof reader for the Star Heviewg secretary, Imogene Scottg treas- urer, Delight Moon. Miss Snyder was chosen to be our sponsor. Mrs. Car enter substituted for a few times, then hrs. Boss acted as sponsor for our class. We enjoyed two parties, one a Christmas party and the other a Valentine party. be studied history of the old world and geog- raphy. Kiss Thonbeon taught us English and Liter- ature and Mr. Surber taught U3thmitiCS' VC f0UHd the drawing and construetion of angles very inter- esting. Mrs. Boomorshine taught us home economics and we made wan noldors, to els '.,' and aprons ,or dresses. The shop boys, under the buidanoe of hr. Heed, nada 1 clothes stick, broom holior, and learned to use a lathe. The clgsf enjoyed phy- sical education very much. Kcarly everyone in the class thought of it is his favorite subject. We found the Farmers' lnstitute very intzr- csting, especially the toy band from Thornhcpe. We liked the new school building very much and hope we iid our snare to keep it nice. Twenty-eight girls completed QH Club projects during the past year. These girls completed forty projects, including ten in baking, three in feed preparatien, one in room improvement, one in beef calf, one in gardening, three in junior leadership and twenty-one in clothing. The officers were Betty Cappcr, preeidentg Alice Bonnell, vice-pres- identg Mary Tack, secretary, Jo Berkshire, repert- erg Mary Margaret McClure, song leaderg Jane Heesel, pianist, , Alice Bennell, Je Berkshire and Mary M, Mc- Clure acted as Junior Leaders. Besides demonstrations in their regular club meetings, eleven girls gave demonstrations at a public contest. These participating were as fel- ews: Juanita Durbin, Wands Bennell, Kathryn and Yvonne Fisher, Jean Ann Compton, Wilma Alice Week- nitz, Jane Hoesel Mary Margaret Mcclure, Betty Je Meyer, Yvonne. junior divisien in the county contest and wen 3 Betty Cepperand Alice Bonncll. Kathryn and Fisher represented the local clubs in the an A rating. Alice Bennell represented the senior div- ision and else won an A rating. In April, Jo Ber- kshire represented the ceunty in the demonstration contest, having wenthe right in the previous years work. Girls winning, in the local judging centest were as fellows: Mgpy Tack in bekinfg Alice nel City club, and Venedc Gelhres O l in csnningg Je Bcrkshirein clothing from th in clothing Thernhepe cluhg Sarah Jane Nsnkin feed prepare and Betty Capeer in room impro nell, Sarah Jine Wink and Bett the ciunty in the district cw was declared s winner in the April and earned the right state cintest ef l91O which wet held ft JU in Je we ce dr TC in Il-'J Q l ll cf ffm 211' S IG F3 C S Ziff: G vement, Alice W ,. rv .-.--. -Y.,-,... K. L 14 3.51313 2 J. u Dlx Eu district centest tw participate ' , Purdu min' ' ' ' ' in nlterne' 'EG FU. the sine eentest. 7' ntest, Betty Ci DJ lfl Ben- tar from tion S iw .DPD- nted lil. q',.-,D fl - 4. last the e in ting Betty Je Meyer, Jane Heesel, Mary M. McClure, 1 I-'A ,x Bernshire, ihclm. Boyer and Venede ' Galbrc sth re winners in the local dress revue. In c unty mpetitifn Jo Berkshire was selected as co ess revue grand chanpi n, and Betty Jo Meyer unty was serve chempifn. Jeseehine represented the ceunty the state cvntect in September. Sarah Jane the 43 Round Up Jane Hoesel was W -li ,Lf P tts' C an and oetty apper won trips to at?urdue University in June. Mary selected as one of the members of the state Fair Home Economics School. The following girls had exhibits placing in thefkgwnnnat the county exhibit last year: Wilma Alice Nacknitz C2 Afsl, Alice Bonnell, BettyCapper C2AfsD ,Arma Joan Erwin, Viola Scott, Anna N. Bau- man C2AYsJ, Geneva Daily, Veneda Galbreath, Josep- hine Berkshire, Mary M.3bClure, Jane HOesel, Betty Moyer, Jean AnnCompton, Marilyn Capper, Mary Tack, Mary Kelly and Margaret Bonnell. ln state competition of exhibits, Veneda Gal- breath von two second placinys and hary Kelly won a third placing. A local Achievement Banquet for both boys and girls, was held in the HomeEbonomies room on Tues- day evening, April 8. There were seventy-one per- sons in attendance, consisting of Mr. and lrs.Sarf ber, the county and local leaders, old and newnnm- bers. Dinner was prepared by th Economies class. Program booklets carried the QE clover toastmistress and Hr. I had been a 4E Iembe recognized the county Capper recognized the motif. Betty Surber s one .H Mrs. Benn and district new members. o advanced Home and place cards Capper acted as on Hwhy l wish or and nr. Olson winners. Betty Music was fur- nished by the Ten Star Swing Band, Neil Hoeselg-4E songs were sung by a group of members. There are thirty-three girls in the township enrolled for the coming year, with forty-oneproa 'ects being carried. New officers of the Star City lub are as follows: President. . . . . . Vice-president. . . . Secretary-Treasurer. Recreation leader. . RCpO1 tQl:a 0 o o n v I Song leader. . Pia-mis-ti I 1 I U I I I U 1 O I O I I I 0 '7 0 . .Betty Gapper Betty Jo Moyer . . . .Wilma Alice Waeknitz . . . . . Jean Ann Compton . . . . ..Q'MarilyndCapper . . . . . . Lillian 3onnell . . . , , . . . Jane Hoesel t-ffl.. A, '23, .gf JN ' 'A YiliZfj'5'5fEii'??. A' 1 If -1 f f'if' 1: 17 QgjQilQfqlfQfQ '4 AV 'Autz - .A ?i3?iErXE1kiEfgEEiE? ..,' UgiiiiEQg??9EEE?Ji f::-- .3:f'1:-, :5f2iQ...f.fS?'fE72E' -If 1-5.-3'511 fiT.?:'i iEEiQEEiif???w?Qgmmy V... A 'Z i?MF1fa?i?Hf. 'x gi 2 Q'fQl-- X ki fl - ' '4 ' - . ' f IX .'. Q'4- 4.,,. f I-5-ff 5f?f '+:'ff41iJ ' 4123 if. Ig11i?fL?-. Gif -I ' fd I-i.-1251153 ISRYWIP' Lg P: '-' J U4 I-Lx Iii D ','I: I AI' I IWQ, I'2?f'4'I III I I II l-II :IMI 'fr I I ,I I I I if I Ill I II I I I QI' I I I l I I I I Il 1 I I II I I I I I Q I I . , I I .lf I I I II I ' II I I I I. I I III I I ui' I ah? I 'E al, I I jtw I I :III I I I I'I'a .IMI I II ,YIM fi i 'I I 1 :I-IIIII I,'!L'?1 II?-I ig! LA I 2 TQEQ1 ra Ii 2564 I Q f .........,'3'T- 1 4 J'r 4.1-'- H: vnngsf fb., When our schwol opened on October 4, 1940, we had an enrollment of thirty-nine. There were six- teen pupils in the fifth grade and twenty-three in the sixth grade. On November 5 Jimmie Hettinger left the sixth grade to go to Thornhope, and on November 25 Madeline and Martha Moss entered the fifth grade. They left January 5 and on January 6 Dick Hodgson came from Nebraska,nrkin5 our enroll- ment for January, thirty-nine. On Armistice Day the sixth grade English class gave a Patriotic Program and invited the first five grades to our room as guests. The pro- gram was as fellows: Announcer -------------------------- Joe Bill Newman Twenty-fourth Psalm ----------------- Lottie McClain LordYs Prayer led by ------------------- Darl Knebel Pledge to the Flag led by ---------- Virginia Murphy Meaning of the HAmerieans' Creedn ---- Wanda Bonnell The American Creed ------------------- Esther Purdy, Lawrence Rude, Harold Ruff, Joan Salas, Hof.rd Swafford, Evelyn White, Kermit Parcel, Paul Het- tinger, Jackie Heintz, Mayman Groom, Jaunite Dur- bin, and Bob Dennis. HGod Bless Ameriea,n led by ------------ Nancy Ebff What Armistice Day Heins ----------- Beverly Dickion UFlanders Fieldu ------------------------ Patsy Minn nnmericaf led by ---------------------- Robert Green Christm4s Cantata was given in which all six grades took part. GE bigjest and hardest lescons this year have been those whos? answers were net found in the text books--those of sportsranship,reliability and trustworthiness. But when it cones to ce-op- eration for the peed of all we have tried to de our best. Jackie Wiseley, Lois Ann Bishop, Virginia Lee Brewn, and Nancy Huff won tickets to two basket- ball games by selling five subscriptions for the Star Review. Bob Depey and Victor Dey won tickets to the tournament on New Years Day by sellinj a numqcr of season tickets. Kirrit Parcel, Teyman Groom, Darl Kncbel and Janes Hauser were flag bearers in the flai ceremony chit night. When asked to do a thins, we seldom said, HI ean't.H We usually said, Hlfll try.H G ' 1 Q First Row: Second Row Third Bow: FourthRew: First Row: Second Row Third Row: 'E-N7 CZ Beverly Hattabaugh, Joan Ruff, Jaunita Durbin, Ester Purdy, Lois Ann Bishop, Jean Iurphy Olive Beuser, Lottie McClgin, Patsy Mann, scan Sales, Virginia brown, Mar- garet Bonnell, Lillian Bonnell, Ina Foermen Dick Hodgson, Emory Dickson, Wayman Groom, Virginia Murphy, Wanda Bonnell, Nancy Huff, Beverly Dickson, Evelyn White, Robert Depoy, Kermit Parcel, Paul Hettinger Robert Green, Robert Dennis, Joe Bill Newman, Darl Knebel, Jimes Hauser, Junior Hattebeugh, Victor Day,Inwrence Rude, Jackie Heintz, Howard Swefford Marjorie Murphy, Willobelle Dickson, Delores McCroskey, Betty Hinshaw, Leah Jane Cosgrdy, Berneice Hdselby, Donni Lou Brown, Julie Johnson hiss Cummings, Wayne Bonnell, Carol Cooper, Leslie Killer, Burnie Huselby, Keil Knebel, Philip Moon, Sam Simmer- meker, Guy Harper, Robert Barker Rey Deen Cornell, Billy Allen, Ronald Davis, John Cipper, Alan Dickson, Neil Carpenter, Don White, Carl Depoy,Bruce Berkshire Few changes were Q5 as made in our enrollment dura ing the year. Archie Hettinger withdrew at the end of the first month but he returned during March. Lois Moss entered in November and left in January. Bernice Bender came from Lucerne and Carol Cooper left during the March moving seasonw Some special programs during the year helped us from becoming too t' and gave us extra info enjoyed the Zoological interest was taken in but we were glad to so kinds of birds, too, The HBaznar in Ind ing to the fourth grad in geographyt The ima nearly the sane route, U Q ing Hirfa in the Arabian Pr' .nu was similar to that African Junfle, We had that we had t d of our l' LJ rnatitn as regular classes well, Everyone programq Perhaps the most the monkey and the parrot and learn about the many ian wascspccially interest- hecauso of their studies finary journey to India was aken in visit- desort, Thejungle life und in Bomho's land--the also read a book of true. J experiences in capturing elephants, tigers, and lions in our reading unit Perhaps the nest on the circus, Our pictures and freak animals would ha The t 6 hird grade nina s of nature s plants and will ing of bless record of the eral phas some house the plrnting, different plants. cms and leave nfl iw cf Vu tur tue O Sf ll ,J '+ ,T ,, :- 1, LJ Us SP jungle life, ed unit in grade 5 was T circus tents, clowns, made anyone laugh, e gardens gave us sev- I . e also sprouted and matched the open- The children kept a routing, and growth of liked The Negro Singers were interesting. Ye This best the songs we had sung in music class cla Mr. rec Ame sang. lie copied genuine Ev in by John Capper during The coloring rf egg' buds was very successful. 8 ss was varied and thus made more interesting hy Byfield. One day he made and played several ordings on his combination radio, phonograph, and recording machine. He included HGod Bless rican in which Gracie Jones and Leslie Miller gyptain tapestry brought our study shells to ,. - LC 13151 long sticks and used leaves, After a successful looked forward to a pleas T year at ant summer of Egypt. represent tulip cod these on schnol, we all vacation, b v When school began last October the children of the second grade and thirteen pupils of the third grade were assigned the southwest corner room of the new building. We thought this one of the nicest rooms of the building and soon became adjusted to our new surroundings. The enrollment of the second grade was eight- een. Of these Jane Bullard, Mary Hunt and Dee Hattabaugh entered the Star City School for the first time. At the end of the first month Jane Bullard withdrew and moved to Arkansas and Dean Hettinger moved to Thornhope. In January Bennie Haley from Grant County entered the class. In February Aldonna Cosgray from Logansport entered. ln the third grade Pauline Poole was the only new pupil. She did not remain long, but movedto Francesville in November. During the year special emphasis was placed on reading. The second grade reviewed readers, and did supplementary work in other second readers and the Weekly Reader. The second grade completed their readers and work books and did supplementary work in other readers. Our room took part in the Christmas operetta and the Farmers' Institute exhibit. We attended several programs in the gym and enjoyed them very much especially the one on India by Mr. Willett. On Thursday we enjoyed Mr. Byfieldfs music class. Seven pupils in our room were in the flute class and Donna Barker played a clarinet in the instrumental class. Our attendance was lowest in November and December when several pupils had the chicken pox. ln January several had colds and flu. v U First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row First Row: Second Row: Third Row: E13 VirginiaCriet, Vivian Depoy, Jean Kel- ly, Harvel Dickson, Mary Alice Step- hens, Delores Brown Fqrrell qwafford, Naryhnnt, Lorah Het- tingor,InnnaNhrie Badger, Donna Grant, Aldonno Cosgray, Viola Bonnell Jack NcGlure,Glen Cgmp, Ben Haley, Don Wiesjohn,Ehger HcLochlin, Kenneth Fre- els, H. P. Jones, Dee Hattaoaugh Mrs. Buck, Will Hottinger, Darwin Par- cel,Edgar Svdfford, Fred Smith, Lester Hettinger, Gerald Herald Dolores Davis, Earhara Moon, Billene Hornld,Ploronce Frazier, Alice Murphy, Mary Ann Hauser Walter Frccls, Lucille Johnson, Flor- ence Schultz, Dcloros Rudo, Murolyn Focrndn, Dorline iurbcr, Shirley Snot Miss Tirick,1hrn Tiller, Sdnucl Haley, Donald Cornoll, Libby McClellan, Dan- ald Drnch,Chor5c Stcphens, Tummy Elinn Nineteen six-year-olds had the experience of startingto school for the first time on October 4. Walter Freels entered the second week after having whooping cough. Elizabeth Moss entered the class in November and moved to Monticello in January and Maralyn Foerman moved to Burnettsville in March. Samuel Haley, Donald Drach, and Dean Hettinger increased the enrollment to twenty-three. Excitement was high on Halloween at the mer- chants' community party, where Vern Arnold Miller received the prize for the best Indian. How proud the pupils were to start reading in their primers! The group was divided into two classes who read several supplementary readers and library books. A toy city and a farm were made to illustrate stories. A table and two chairs were built of orange crates by the children, who used them in their dramatization of stories. Twelve children were dolls and elves in the Christmas cantata, HA Vacation for Santa Claus.n One of the surprises of the gift exchange was a doll, which was given to Barbara Moonby Carl Will- iam Niseley, whose mother made some very nice doll clothes. Dolores Davis enjoyed a double celebra- tion on Christmas Day, when she had her sixth birthday. The first grade prepared an art exhibit for the Farmers' Institute. Vern Arnold Miler and Shirley Gast sang HScheol Daysu inthe evening pro- gram. Better language usage was the aim of the con- versation and stwry-telling period, and stories and poems were road to the class. A movie ef the health story, HToe Thin Johnny,H was made by the children and was given before the second grade. New Science readers were enjoyed bythe pupils who had fun performing experiments. They looked forward to the completion if the new sand table for science projects. The group showed very much excitement at the first signs of life in the seed- lings which they had planted early in March. 4 ff N15. x, ,I fl '41 XIX X N-xx 1? S . lug Af X, .vi it-A-'lf xx h -.J :Iii 143. ' ', 1 4' -if X fl X jf 'I w X ! 411- . 4..' E ' nf. f II f' 'j-BXXI ff' ,f ,F-U! I ,IIITX lf? xv I f.--I-1--f Q - KL I, ',. xxx' XX if , !'Afi-L Fvgi-I I-.-Z uk--QI ff XR, I .-- 3' :I - 'I X I ,I ,I II XII I - W1-f: 'I I ' iw I L I QA 1,5 g XV' i xxxj-' , NX xt I If ' -- I 1' --.L ,., - II 'A 1 'II I 5 Vi I I I I I. IIIIQNI. IIIIII III' I IIIHIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIII :MMIII .IMI IIIII I I I ,II I I III III I I I II I I I I II I II IQIII I I I , I I I IIN I II I I III.- II I I If I :II III I I II I 'I'I I'I I II II-I :IIII III I '27r'II 1 4l 'MIJT fi 71 I 3:I:1'1:.4,r I i,,K71-4316: '.-.4.' X: .... fiv Q11 ...ilu A, , I ,K II LI I' F7ff-Wt .,1 eesxrmr if X ' -x a ?5J'.6?iN '.AAA ikif Eg M33 Coach Ray Reed's squad of boys, clad in red, white, and blue, paced over a rough and rocky road this year to complete their schedule. Swinging into the season the team had two seniors: Bill Kalia and Jill Vernon. A little later Claude Hair joined them making the third senior. The Juniors claimed Jin torner and Don Iarquisg -lii' the Sophmores offered Dick Compton, and the Freshman, Estel Rou- ch. This nada up Eeedfs contigent. Our cheer-leaders were chosen hy a majority vote from the student body. The boosters elected Aldean Schultz, Veneda Galhreath, and Bob Aldridge this year. One of the big events of the sports season was the lnvitational Tourney consisting of four teams. Those participating were: Kewanna, Grass Creek, Monterey, and Star City. ln the first game Kewanna played Monterey and heat then by a margin of 52-23. The next game was a thriller between Star City and Grass Creek with a 2-point margin for our side. Conpton was high point player with a total of l2 points of the 24 made. The finals consisted of Star City and our rival, Kewanna. Kewanna nabbed the honor: fron us in the last half with a 48-39 victory. The consolation game be- tween Grass Creek and Monterey was won by Grass Creek, 54-58. ln the County Tournanent we played the first game against Pulaski and lost 25-26. Monterey defeated Kcdarjville in the finals to become the Pulaski County Champs. ln three scheduled games our tear roared to a victory by several points. The Star City and Lon- tercy gate was our first win with tLe score of SO- l9. Rouen was high-point ran with 21 points. The Stars beat Pulaski on the latter's floor by the score of 48-35. The two ylayers having the high- est avsrace scores per jane for the year were Claude lair and Dick Compton, both averaging 7 po- int: a game. The Sectional at Rochester was a high-light of the season. Our first gint was with .Akron, which we Von 55-El. Winning this, we next played Francesville and tripped them El-l7. This brought us against our rival, Kewanna, in the afternoon game. We were defeated 28-29. 1 v N 1 First rcwz Mr. Rccd, Dick Comptcn, Claude Hair ' Estcl Roach, Eugcnc Scott, Scccnd row: Dom Marquis, Bill Vcrncn, Bill Malia, Jim Korner, Dcan Parccl .f :- 'T' .1 ' A 'fin A tx ,.'.' lf. : ' ' . l J L..4 V ,- f-A V I First rgw: Nr, Roulg EQU Eacclty, Colcncl Vlna Quniy, fillard Hiugcr, Gu rgc Hoosel, Equgcnc Lccttg Scccnfl rr.'..f: Brucc Hauser, Frcd Ccrtc, TI-cbBDtf'fcrty, Ncwtcn Rudc, Richard Lonncllg it Q- iv Ji EA ri! El. ?K V.4,Vb Q Aldcnc Schultz, Bch gldriC5c, auf VcncdaGclbreath, Published Yearly by the Senior' Class of Star City High School - ,.,f . .- . P , A, I, 51' ' ,f if:-' , I V . A A j , 1 , - Q ,,...f..i S 1, o -. f - f . PM , V 1 - , '-Y s,2'T5gL'5j , if- -q-,' A ' V A V,..A,-.,.1g,'-A-'Lf 3 gas'-J-:TJ ' H-4-'::.jg,.., ,., -.-'jf . L, Q. . . A ' , 1 N-' f11f?2:',ff,:.,,....Q.:w-f-'f' 4' 'f-- - -v -- f . --' --sw vefff' - . 1- -f A , .1-Q ,Div - V '-Hz gif rf gr.--1 --1 - 'i?e-:fer-i1: - Niki. -- if fx.-.4 . 1. '-V, fix? -' ,,:' ' P2':4:?' , . 1-E.'ff ,-. uvo-+fMs QQ: P f'i f .?525h4Qg:1fw . ,, 1-P H nav, . ,. , . . x, .4 ,v..,. . . iff izfavf ofaimwa4 QE2 . iw .fmkrhoffimv We the Seniors of 1941 dedicate this vear- ! J boo: to too future ireduatws of tois sonool Woo may Lake advamteje of the many oppc?tu1ities of the fine new ouildinj provioed by the citizens of this community. Basketball is the only major sport that orig- inated in America. It was devised in l89l by Dr. Naismith, a director of physical education of Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. During its first year basketball spread to all parts of our country. In its second year the French and Chinese started playing it. Today it is played in all countries. Proof of basketballYs universal acceptance lies in the fact that during the l956 Berlin Oly- mpies, it was played for the first time. Twenty nations ,were represented. The final game was be- tween the United Statesand Canada, the former win- ning l9-8. The first games were played with any number of players, from three to fiftyg however, 9 play- ers were preferred. Whenever forty or morewsre on a team two balls were used instead of one. Basketball kept growing in leaps and bounds, being played by men, women, boys and girls. It was played in the Y, M. C, AYs recreation centers and schools, especially the smaller schools, as very little equipment and expense was required. Great intorst in basketball has always been shown in our state, especially in the small con- solidated high schools. It is only natural that Indiana has become the center of high school basketball. During the last few years we have had almost 20,000 spectators watching our championship game in our final state tourney, This year in our sch- eduled game it was estimated?that there were 8,000 to witness the battle. 'fflzgz 55221 4 ' l E3 Last gear approximately 8,000,000 people played basketball in America. There were more oaid admissions to basketball J. genes than to any other sport. In our state we have about 900 high schools-- a small percentage have football teams, but every- one has a basketball team. 9855 of all high schools have varsity basket- ball teams. Approximately 48? of all high scheel students participate in interclass and varsity competition. Basketball is only fifty years old. During the earliest games there was no center jump--the referee threw the ball fron out of bound to the center of the floor. Geal: at one time counted three paints. In the early daft if a player committed one or nero fouls during four consecutive games, he was barred for the season. The greatest known number ef field goals made by one individunl in :nj one game was E5,scered by E. Lowery, ex-Purdue star. Jack Cray scored over l,000 points during his playing career, with Texas University. The world's talleettrsketball team was coach- ed by Al Baggett, one Feat Texas State College. Their average height per man wie six feet six and one-half inches. Eunnj Leavitt, uf Chicago, is the Wwrld's F Champion Free fhriwer havin: made Q99 caneecutive b' 5 e, free throw: in ictn.l tournament coxpetition. X x ,X ,X Z ,1 XX ff in f f - X V -M., , iff! . xggf' 'xg 9 .pf 1473 ,aw 1' 'ffgfp' ' ,lla . k g ' - 1 ., , ,7 ,4-1 4, 1 '-2' 1 FAQ ' 45 X Q ,A .gf ,x va! ,- - , . , . Ja Q ' f' if nf' Q -.X ' . 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H v I 1 1 1 llivliff 111555, ag-sg' iw? iw ffl ??'i 1'i 'MII' !.:? .l -ff : f.lf!i1i al' llfw I f2Hi'l il!1,q r'i 'Q s I5 I i ll Q I xl li Ll ' NYU fi Wi 1 L ln: l 1' Q n 5 2:1 m +g 'N 'MM nhl? , ll . ! 1,212 II W 'ill' US! lin iw ll!! ill' I H I ..u'i ,fl wNJ ffiffli Q W vnmmwmA '1M1,4m 1 X gf Q . xx I V' - -., ijsiieilf' ' ,,,f 'l' -4,. v,f . 1- cf I .f, li A A' tl T, - '-nm, 1... , :ls-, - y. 4 V fi The 'high'sehool band played for several of the basketball games this year, including the in- vitational and county tourneys. It also led the Hallowe'en parade through town, playing several numbers at the drug store corner and another in the gym after the parade. The orchestra played for theJunior and Senior plays and for the Commencement. The 9-lO Girlls Glee Club sang for the Baccalaureate and, combined with the ll-l2 Mixed Chorus, sane Christmas carols 'XJ for the Christmas program. The ll-12 Mixed Chorus sang between acts of the Senior Play. The Pulaski-Cass County Band led marches for the political rallies held atlogansport last fall. They will enter 90 players in the band contests this spring. The Contests this year are: District Solo and Ensemble at Hobart, March 29 State Solo and Ensemble at Laporte, April 5 District Band Contest at Hebron, April l9 State Band Contest at Hartford City, May 3 National Contest at Flint, Michigan, Nay l4fl5-l6 Those winning a lst Divisionrating atthe District Contest will go to the State Contest at Hartford City. Those taking part in the Distrietiolo Contest are! Delight Moen, Carol Thompson, John E. Case, Billy Wagner, Bernice Moon, Virginia Capper, Estle Rouch, Jane Hoesel, and Darrell Righter. In the Ensemble Contest are: Brass Quartetg Jane Heesol, Billy Wagner, John E. Case, and Voneda Galbreath, Woodwind Triog Barbara Thompson,Cnarles F. Byfield and Leaine Byfield. Clarinet Quartetg Darrell Righter, Virginia Caoper, Thelma Royor, and Geneva Daily. Mixed Clarinet Quartetg Betty Jo Moyer, Bernice Moon, Genova Daily,and Anne Kistler CRoyal Center Last year two people from the Star City High School went to the National Contest at Battle Creek, Michigan. They were John E, Case and Ber- nice Nefn, both winning 3rd Division, Wilma Cath- erine Byfield, who always enters the contests with CT' 11-' Q.J 0 Cf-7 Fi' ga 'S fl l.Jl FT' 'lf W S, I .TS Q1 F-' L. . U t.1-r 4 PJ. fl ,.IO U .J O 'Ci p 1.1. U T5 O 19 Cf' Cf' DJ O F1 QU Ci' ,Jn 'D Z5 'DJ I-' 5,1 I3 CL ,Ju P4 F-J Lili J ci' if C ' 5 C, Q.- l.:. ' 3 C, H :J rl' ti' Da PJ.: U1 ki O SJ 'TS o IJ .11 I A Swing band was urganizedunder the direction of John E, Case with Betty JW Moyer as Vocalist, 1 N GD First row: Second row First row: Second row T 9 L.,.1XLlL..3 Li X Veneda Galbreath, Mary Jane lHoesel, Wilma Alice Wacknitz, Neil Hoesel, Gene Barker, Marjorie Schultz, Lois Ann Bishop, Estol Rouch, Betty Cappen and George Hoesel. Darrell Rijhter, John Case, Virginia Caoper, Thelma Boyer, Betty Jo Moyer, Mary M. McClure, Geneva Daily, Carol Thompson, Dean Parcel, Bill Wagner, and Charles Byfield. Veneda Galhreath, Mary Jane Hoesel, Wilma Alice Wacknitz, Neil Hocsel, Gene Barkcr,' Mary W, McClure, Lois Ann Bishoo, E5t5lRouch, Betty Capner, and George Hoesol. Darrell Righter, John Case, Virginia Capper, Thelma Boyer, Betty Jo Moyer, James Knebol, Geneva Daily, Carol Thompson, Dean Parcel, Bill Wagner, and Charles Byfield. J , 's .M r- -1 nm First row: Eotty Hinshaw, Donna Enpkgp, D331 Kng- btl, Loslio Millor, Bobbie Earkor, Second row: Nuil Garpontor, Arthur Allen, Janos Knobol, Joo E511 Nowman, Kermit Par- cel, Mr, Eyfiold, First row: Virginia Crist, Virginia Brown, Nara garot nnn Lonnoll, DCloros McGroskoy, Lora Hcttingor, Second row: Jackio McCluro, Kormit Parcol, William Hottingor, Glonn Camp, Mr, Eyfiold, it-:I :- :1: 'f'-1 - 2? 12 'QT-1 ii. 2:2 . First row: Noil Hoosol, Ectty Jo Kcysr, Jane Eoeh fa ' I r H . n ' ' . sol, orrol lhompson, tirginii Eansun, Maxino Leisure Milirod Lemmon Vir- O 3 2 jinin Cnppor. Socind row: Miss Thcmni n Hnrriott Sutton Sarah - . - n , 1 n . ,, Tina, Murjzrio Parish, Mnry Margaret McClurn,F1orono Porwitz, Lois Mnrkloy, Loggi PuQo, kr, Roplojlo, Third row: Jim Korner, John Cxso, Eotty Cappor, Anna Mio Rater, Mary Tack, Mario Mc- Lochlin Tholma Rtvor Dorroll ni htor 7 u I N. , Raymond Hottingor, f V P First row: Batty Canpor, Marjorie Schultz, Mary Ann White, -Mary M. McClure, Marjori6 Parish, Betty Jo Hmjcr, Mary JancEbeu eel, Zeln Mae Sutton, Maxine Leasure. SGCOHG FTW? Mr. Eyfield, John Case, Darrell Right- er, Lois Russell, Leona Rude, Flhrene Porwitz, Mildred Lemmon, Virginia Han- son, Rlynond Hcttingor, Claude Hair, Bill Malia. 'x -5 -'4'-f .1 aaa' 11 ,,:-: 1-212.3 First raw: Harriett Sutton, Geneva Daily, Anna M30 Rater, Mary Tack, Donna Lining, Carml Thwmpsnn, Mario Hnsolhy, Iris Jzncs. Second riw Eunicu'Eatty, Lorna McClellan, Thelma Hoovmr,Ninn Murtnrron, Pxtricia 'whiph plc, Thelma Bayer, Virginia Caprer, Mr. Byfisld. as -'HQ hz. ew- ,'-' f .w vw '.,i5laf N:XEr!Rz'x Can you picture with me fifteen years ago a little group of musicians trying to play a few or- chestra selections, in the gym after school,with our limited instrumentation? To my right, at the piano, sat Ruth Buck as- sisted at times by Beulah Brown, Next to the piano sat 5 violin players, none other than Mildredhhrd, Ronnie Jensen Cdeceasedl, and Maxine Hamilton. In front of me Mrso Valentine Cteacherl and her flute were assisted by Harold Corts and his antiqued flute chiming in new and then with a few bird imitations, To my left sat Harold Bishop CCornetD and Tom Gedson, a heginner on trumpe New and then we were of Warren Humphrey and a were far on their way to di .TOTGQ The following year, a fa Warren Humphrey, Alma Wirick giving them a beating re Myrtle Leiter sawed away at It was during the la J. Us voredwdth the presence set of trap drums that scardment lO years be- fter the graduation of annoyed the drums by gularly ence a week. the violin. tter part of this year that the band movement struck the community and Professor Lawson from Logansport was hired to come to Star City once a week to direct the band. Mony new recruits were heeding the call to music, Among these were Fern Streng,and Catherine Beckley,tromw boneg Goldie Wiseley and June Beckley, saxaphonesg Merl Fahler, cornetg Dick Parish, trumpet, Bud Groom, Thomas Buck, Alma Wirick, and Max Jones cl- arinetg Mark Jones, tubag Loren Jones, snare drum and Landis Jones, bass drum. For a while the orchestra kept pace by adding numerous violin players-Russell Schultz, Flora Fae Davis, Mildred Bonnell, Dick Jensen, Mary Wentz, Elizabeth Ann Huff, Stanley Moyer, and Jane Hamil- ton. Gradually the lure of uniforms in the band, playing for basket-ball games and the band enter- ing contest events began to make its mark on the .L orchostra and students hegrn to be more interested in other hen-orchestral instruments. The orchestras of today have very little at- traction for most people unless they play swing or are of the symphonic type. G AC fix I Qi Q fi! H .fix 5' rl Hilllh Iwi? 3 l-fi'?,e'J!' ,A-Nr fiiffff jrazwii '5 1ia 'HSN' I lflfs g ?if, i'i , l Q! il i! f 1 !sl' !l I I 5' Erlily I' 4 IQ!! E?1 KV! Mfg' Ti il 5 i'a .MKII if' U ! . I5 !1 1 al W NIU w: !i Il ii? My 1 4. rzgln !i'i F Lil' f'a'i! we-1 'I .iI . 1 wwf , 1' g rig!! Qllgzil I X W A, 1 5' ' xllf 5:5 -S+ fm Q. Q 4h Ef1 e,4 g4M ,,,, N x.-. 1 I, fl :srl ,ll r ff. , H711-it ,hh 'ii' . The Twinkler staff and sponsor of this year undertook a difficult project when they decided to publish the annual entirely by themselves. Those elected to the staff follows: Editor-in-chief. . . . . . . Assistant-Edito Business Manage Assistant Bus. Manager . . Administration. Classes: Senior . . Junior . . Sophomore, Freshmen. Grades , . Sports. . . . . this year were as . Richard Lee smith . Gertrude Hood John Ervin Case Mary M, McClure . . . Claud Hair Marjorie Schultz . . Leis Markley . . . Leona Rude . . . . Bill Vernon . Mary Ann White . Maxine Leasure I Mugig, , , , , , . Mary M, McClure Staffs. . . . . . . . James Abbott Jokes. . . . . , , , , Loretta Markley Lois Russell Art. . . . . . . . . . . William Malia Darrell iighter Snapshots . . . . . . . . . Mildred Lemmon Alumni ..... . . . . Alice Badger Josephine Berkshire Advertising. . . . . . .... Bill Vernon Mary M, McClure Gertrude Hood Jehn Ervin Case Proof Readers. . .... . Marjorie Parish James Abbott Typists. . . . . . . . . . Sarah Jane Hank Valma Feerman Virginia Hansen Leis Markley Darrell Righter Stencil Cutters . . , , ,,,, Mary Ann White Darrell Fighter Press Oogratorg , , Melvin Davie Bill Vernon Spenser. . . . . . . . . , Hr. Crrpenter V '11 With the elose of this school year the Star Review has rounded its seventh year offublicetion. It has been published bi-monthly by thestmdanta under the puidenee of members of the faeulbyu This is s non-profit activity, end expenses have been met hy paid advertisements. In addition to the needed office supplies, this year We have ee- opereted with the senior class in purchasing s mimeogrsph mdehine and a mimeeseope. We have also purchased new letter guides, stjlis', and many other pieces of equipment whieh we feel have im- proved our Work. The staff is as followsz Editor-in ehiei-------- -e--- ----------Betty Cupper Assistant Editer-----J---- e------ --Marie MeLoehlin Production NQUUESTH ---- -----------Raymond Hettinger Business Nendger-------------------Marjorie Parish Assistant Business hQnd5or---- --w- -----June Hoesel Advertising Solieitors----------wRuynend Eettinger Virginia Cepper Machine Operator --------- H ------ ---------John Cuse Artist ---e - ---H--- --------w- --------William Melia Stencil Cutter ------ ----------------B ettyJo Moyer Jokes--- ----------- - --w------ -- ---------Mary Tack Sports-- Musie News-- ---- Alumni-- Cless Re Senior-- Junior-- .---.-.....--- . .J...q0 portert. Sophomore ------- F ri.. s hmfin Eighth-- Seventh- Gredes 3 Grudes l Teuehers Typists- Sponsors -----.--.- ...---.....-.. -5 ...... 'I' -,v,-- -.-. 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Especially when one opens the lower part of the face. esaeaseeee A little city boy was eating very fast at the table and his father told him he acted like a pig. HDo you know what a pig is?H asked the father, WYes, H replied his son, Ha hog's little boy.H I seldon notice book-ends, Of course Ilve often seen them. They are like ears, I guess, What really counts is what's between them. Actress: HI certainly wonft take this part! The character is over fortyin Director: nSay, canft you act your age?N J' J' .?iJ'JL fx n A A n Gertrude: HI can't understand your explana- tion why you went into the beauty parlor.H Loretta: Uwoll, I certainly don't go into a beauty parlor to make myself plain.H Sarah: nGirls, is ittrue that too much water made Mr. Jackson a bald man?n Mary M: HExactly, he went swimming in his K! toupeee venus TCTFTFWFWT Josephine: nI'n eating thc first apple off the tree.H ,w 5 H- - Q Alice: fou're an early oird.H Josophinei HYes, I get the worm.H Mr. Jones: HDid you ever save anything for a rainy day, shiftless?H Negro: HYes, the watering of the lawn.H Brat: nEut mama, I'm not hungry. I just ate all those raisins on the fly paper.U Dedication Contents Administration Glasses Soniors Undorolaosmon Snort Music Stuff Jokes Snaps nlumz Advor Grados m -.4 and Features hots and Art i 1 - .1 .L ol5CIf1f.1I'lL,S Judge: Hknd when you were .-L-:Ly -1 1, x ,. fs -4 1 plumber were you in the habit of forgetting your tools?H Plumber: nl donft rememberg' Lady: Ul'm bothered with a little wart lfd like to have remofcd,i Nurse: HThe divorce lawyer is two doors to . -, n J ,L If - il tne leit. This is the docter'a ofliee. Lois: HThere'e a lot of electricity in my hair.N Leona: HOh, is that why you buy hats that look like lamp shadee?H Women go to great panes to do their window ehoppingq Janes: nDo you knowmmat photographer puppies do?u Bill: nThey're always snapping peeple.H WTTWRTTC 3um: Whey Hive me a cue of cuckoo eoffee.H -9 LJ l H Waitress: HNQW what could that be? 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