Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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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

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Firstrrowz Second row Third row: Fourth row: First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row Fifth row: 5 QSQEEQE Carol Thompson, Richard Mangold, Betty Marquis, walter Patrick, Pcarl Allen, Dewey Johnsun, Thelma Boyer. Newton Hudc, Eunice Batty, Iris Jones, Billy Wagner, Eugene Scott, Virginia Copper, Jay Hood. Gcneva Daily, rictt Sutton, Charles Deurmond, Har. 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,

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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.