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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1945 volume:

CLASS GFFICERS WILLIAM W. BONNELL, President Basketball 1, 2, 3 4 Softball Glee Club Junior Play Senior Play JAMES ll. KNEBELH Vice Pres. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Softball Band Orchestra Glee Club Junior Play Star Review Staff MARILYN J, CAPPER, Secretary Junior Play Senior Play Yell Leader 2, 3, -I Glee Club Star Review Staff 4-H llA'l'lllf'lA J. VVIll'l'l-Z, 'l'rea:ui'er Junior Play Senior l'lay Yell Iiefllilfl' 1, 2. 3, 4 lilee Ulllb Sim' llvviifw Slufl SENIOR CLASS VVAYNFI L. GRAFFIS Baskelball 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club Softball Band Orchestra BARBARA THOMPSON Glee Club Junior Play Star Review Staff Orchestra Band DAN R. SAYERS Junior Play Glee Club Star Review Staff JEAN ANN COMPTON Yell Leader 1 Glee Club Stal' Review Stuff 4fll Club JOE IiOHER'l'S Star Review Slaff VENEDA GALBIPEATH Junior Play Senior Play Star Review Staff Glee Club Orchestra Band Yell Leader 4-H Club DALE BURGESS Junior Play Senior Play Basketball 2, 3, 4 Softball VVILMA ALICE WACKNIL7 Glee Club Junior Play Orchestra Band 4fH Club Star Review Staff RALPH VANKJIJNDY Ba-sketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Softball LUCILLE PICTFJRS Glee Club 4-H Club Star Review Staff ,,4 ,Q- 'fs SENIOR CLASS CHARLES SEWARD Senior Play ANNA MARIE BAUMAN Senior Play Glee Club -1-H Club Star Review Staff EDVVARD FISHER Junior Play Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club BlE'I I'Y WHIPPLE Junior Play Glee Club Star Review Staff MERLIN FUNK ROSE MARY RUFF Glue Club Junior Play Senior Play 4-II Club Star Review Stal? IIICIIARII NICVVIVIAN Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club Slur Review Staff Yell Leader 4 Softball MARJORIIG DAY Junior Play Se-ninr Play Glee Club GENE BARRIER Junior Play Seniur Play Glee Club llanll Ornlieslra Stal' Review Staff AR4lYl,l+3 GERLACII Junior Play Iinslcellmall 2, 3 Softball CLASS l-IISTQRY On September 4. 1933, a group of happy girls and boys gathered at the Star City School to begin their first year of school. Invluded in that group were Lois Abbott, Billie Anders, Robert Berkshire, Marilyn Capper, Jean Ann Compton, Mar- jorie Day, Louise Ellington, Loretta Grant, Peggy Harris, Mae Hendry, llarl Het- tinger, Marguerite Hilarrd, Ja'nres Krrebel, .lane Melrochlin, Dick Newman, Margery Ruff, Rosenrary Ruff, llan Sayers, John Skillen, Betty VVarner, Roy VVarner, Joafn Weaver, Patty White, Ruth Ann VVhite, Ralph Vangundy, Robert Durbin, Marguerite Hilarrd didrr't remain with us very long. Ralph Vangundy moved to Thornlrope. llelen Clouse, Vtlilrna Waehnitz, Clara Smith, Donald Hedger entered our Qlagg, Our' team-her this year was Miss .lulia Phillips. Then we started rnovlng on, as now we enter our second year ol' school. New ones are: Hazel Colby, Billie Fox, Mary Smith, Velma Smith, and Robert VVart'ield. tiene Barker entered our t-lass during the year. Jane McLochlin, Clara Smith, Margery Ruff, John Skillen, Robert llnrbin, Marilyn Capper, and Iiarl Hettinger failed to show up this year. Our teachers this year were Alma Wirick and Icle Lebo. On to the third grade, with llonald lledger, Mary Smith, Roy and Betty Warner missing. Additions to the rlass were llale Burns, Betty Lou Hazlett, Argyle Gpllillfll, Mat-e Jr, Gellinger. Harold Linrings, Joe Roberts, and Bessie Zeek. Bessie drdn't remain very Long. We had Alma Wirick and Mrs. Buck as teachers. Orrward and upward we are moving, This year we find new in our vlass lion- ald tlarrett, Alberta Baldwin, Bobbie Russell, and Melvin Ewing. Those who left us were tiene Barker, Ruth Ann Vllhite, Billie Fox, and Harold Limlngs. Still nroving, though it seems mighty slow, we now enter the filth grade, with Graf-e llerrsborn as our teaeher. Our r-lass 1-onsisted of Billy Anders, Bobby Berk- shire, Ivale Burns, Marilyn tlapper, .lean Ann flornpton, Dick Conn, Margie Day, Mel- vin Ewing, llill Frazier. Junior tlellinger, Argyle tlerlat-lr, Loretta Grant, Nil-kie tlrostelon, Peggy Harris, Fred llettinger, Miles llettinger, .Tallies Krlebel, Rivlrard Newman, .loe Roberts, Rosernary Ruff, Robert Russell, Dan Sayers, Wilma VVaCh- nitz, .loan Weaver, and l'atty White. William Bonnell, Virginia Sutton and Bev- erly lvit-ksfirr entered our 1-lass during tlre year: Velma Smith left, brit later re- 4-rrtered. tlur' last year down stairs has now vonre and we are a very happy group. Pre- paring to r-lirnlr the stairs with the rest of the group were Anna Marie Bauman, .lace queline lliekson and tflrarles Jolly. Peggy llarris, .loan Vlleaver, and Melvin Ewing left ns 'luring the year: Now that we are in the seventh grade and up stairs, we feel that maybe we are at-t-ornplislring something. 'l'lrose who are starting here with us this year are tiene Barker. Anna Marie llaunran, Willie llonnell. llale Burns, lllarilyn Rapper, .lean Ann tfornpton, llit-k t'onn, tflrarles llalka, Marjorie llay, .lavquelyn Diiflison, Bill Frazier, Mar-e tlellinger, Argyle tlerlarlr. l,nretta ttranl, Freddie Heltinger, .Ii1n Knebel. Ili:-li Newman. .loe Roberts, Rose Mary Rul'l', llanny Sayers, Velma Smith, Virginia Hutton, Wilnra Wm-lrrritz, and l'atty White, Gor-don Foreman, Maxie Jones, Donald lrangf-, and llc-tty Whipple joined us during the year, Donald Lange only remairred fl slrnrl lirne, Velrna Smith also lelt ns. Hur' leaders this year were Gale Metz'-1912 l,loyd t'nipenter, Marjorie lllrornerslrine, Vera lleiglr, Ray Reed, D, P. Surber, Geraldine 'l'lronrpson. and t'lrarl+-s Byfield. ir In the eighth grade Veneda Galbreath was the only new one, Betty Whipple did not appear at school this year at all. Fred Hettinger left but re-entered again in a short time. This was our first year in the new building. New teachers this year were Mr. Replogle taking Miss Peigh's place and Hazel Snyder took Metzger's place. However, Mrs. Fitzpatrick eompleted the year for Mr. Heplogle and Zelma Ross for Miss Snyder. Now, we are really starting to roll. We have just stepped on first base and are getting along rapidly. New faces from Thornhope were shining and those from Fair- view glowed, Uur full crew included the old gang Gene Barker, Anna Marie Bauman, Willie Bonnell, Marilyn Capper, Jean Ann Compton, Margie Day, Veneda Galbreath, Mace Gellinger, Argyle Gerlach, Maxie Jones, Jim Kuebel, llirli Newman, Joe Roberts, Rose Mary Ruff, Dan Sayers, Virginia Sutton, Wilma Vtfar-knitz, Patty White, New ones from Fairview were llale Burgess. Margaret Hayden, Elsie Houchins, Bertha Williams, and from 'Fhornhope we had Donald Fisher, Merlin Funk, Dale Russell, Charles Seward, Barbara 'I'ho'mpson, Ralph Vangundy, and Ralph Zieders. During the year Fern Rans, Eileen Leslie, and Nicholas Grostefon entered our class. Nit-k left. a short time later. Dale Burns, Fred Hettinger, and Dirk Coon failed to show up this year. New tear-hers were Veral Clausen, taking Mrs. Booinershinefs plat-eg Mrs. Fisher, taking Miss Fitzpatrick's place. Phillip Hyman became c-oar-h in Reed's place, Moving on to second base, we shall look around at who is present this year. New members of our 4-lass this year were Mary Lou Vtlidup, and Devon Neher. llevon left during the first month of school, and Mace Gellinger withdrew during the set-ond month. Virginia Sutton, Bertha Williams, and Fern Hans also left the latter part oi the year. Elsie Houchins didn't appear this year. New tear-hers this year were Eva Schwartz, taking Miss Clausen's placeg Chase Bussell taking Snyder's place: and Mrs. Mitt-hell was added to the fat-ulty. Mr. Surber 'befiilllle voarh in Hyman's plHCe, We are still traveling, slow but sure, and we are now on third base. We saw new as the doors were opened for this st-h mol term Leona ltantlolph. livery one nas hat-lt in their old seats hut Margaret Hayden and Maxie Jones. A change in teat-hers this year ln-ought us Wayne K. Walters to take l3ussell's place: Mrs. Patte son to take St-hwartz's place, and Mrs. Mary Carpenter to fill in Miss Tll0lllIlS0ll'S 'vacated chair. Mary Lou Widup left during the year. We are now on the home stretch and are we ever feeling happy about it. VVe got ott at full speed with the whole gang pulling as hard as they could. Our senior class includes Gene Barker, Anna Marie Bauman, William Donnell, llale Burgess, Marilyn tfapper, Jean Ann Ctllllll'0l1, Margie llay, Ed Fisher, Merlin Funk, Veneda Galbreath, Argyle tlerlat'-li, .lim Knebel, Wayne Graffis, Dick Newman, Rose Mary Ruff, .loe Rob- erts, Dan Sayers, Wilma Wat-lanitz, Hetty Whipple, Charles Seward, Patty White, Ilarbara Thompson, ltalph Vangundy, and a new member, Lurille Peters. Teachers this year are Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Carpenter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Stalions, Mrs. Harriet Sioudt, Mrs. Margaret Moyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Franks, and 15. P. Surber, CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of the Star City High School, of Star City, County of Pulaski aml State of Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make, publish and devlare this our last Will and Testament. After much forethought and deliberations, we Seniors hereby wi-ll and bequeath the following to om- teachers and successors. l, tiene Harker, my rhytlnn to Jar-k Capper, 1ny long slender figure to Rollo Batty, 1ny position as orr'hestra leader to Bob King, and my ability to get along with Social Sf-ient-e tear,:hers to Lyle Burgess. I, Anna Marie Bauman. imy 1st prizes in the tl-H Calf Club to Vtlayne Bonnell, my good grades to .leanne Quinn, and llly ability to stay in class to Lyle Burgess. l, VVillie Ilonnell, my basketball position to anyone who has lots of pillows, my ability to get all A's to anyone lucky enough to be as smart as I tit and as for brndder Lyle and poppy Neil, I wish to keep them next my heart all 1ny life. I. liale Tlnrgess, my ability to box to ltill Thompson, my ability to roller skate to Neil Knebel, and my ability to argue with teavhers to Roger Seward. I, Marilyn Capper, my ability to get along with the teaehers to Cease Hood, and as for 'my ability to go steady, l'll keep that for myself, I, .lean Ann Compton, my ability to have fun in sehool to Marjorie Ruff, and 1ny ability to get Itad's car to Doris Kistler. l, Marjorie ltay, my figure to Lois Ann Bishop, my brown eyes to 'Ted Iluddle- ston, and my high school note book twill: all ii's jnnki to Olive Hauser. I, ltld Fisher, my ability to sleep in 1-lass to Lyle Burgess, my love for school to the Freshmen tflass, and my ability to get Matti to 1ny sister Ka,t,hryn. l. Nlerlin Funk, my ability to uork 'l'rig problems ta Darl ltaily and my ability to flirt with the soihomore girls to ltail Iinebel, I, Veneda ttaltbreath, 1ny position as tlrand tihampion in tflothing to Margaret. ITItllI'llf'II and 1ny ability to take or leave the boys alone to Lois Ann Bishop. I, Argyle tlerlat-li, my tevhniqne to slay in vlasses to Lawrenee Rude, the mirror in my lovker to anyone who wants it, and my ring to someone who already has it. l. Wayne Gi-atI'is, 1ny ability to play a Frenvh llorn and to be able to play after- beats to .lack IVIf'I'Illl'E', and my ability to have will power enough to leave the girls alone to ltntvh Groom. l, James linelwl, my ability to give a line to all the girls to all those who c'an't, and as l'or my ability to go with someone else's steady, I'll keep that for myself. I, ltit-k Newman, my yell leader position to Vio-lla Donnell. and 1ny ability to drive a var to Jack McClure. l. Lucille Peters, my ability to be quiet, in class to Jeannie Quinn, l. .loo Roberts, my ability to put up my hair to Windy Berkshire. and my goorl grades to anyone that can make that good. l, Rose Mary ltnff, my blond hair to Norma Jean Batty, my gift of gab to Esther Zell, and my ability to get good grades to Victor ltay so he eau play basketball. ir I, Ilan Sayers, my ability to out up in class to anyone who doe-sn't know any- better, my ability to stay at home several :nights in a row and to get in early when I do go out to Cease Hood, and 1uy ability to drive very slowly to anyone who wants to go around with one toot in the grave. I, Charles Seward, my wavy red hair to Clive Funk, 'my abil-ity of studying to Dale Lutes, and last but not least my ability to get along with the history teavher to Lawrence Rude. I, Barbara 'l'hompsou, my appetite to Gracie Jones, my outstandiugly c'oi'rect behavior in classes to Neil Carpenter, and my speed in typing to Iiill Batty. I, Ralph Vaugundy, my basketball position to Jack Ileintz, my ability to study all the time to Neil Car-penter, and my height to Buck Parcel. I, Wilma Alice VVacknitz, lily 5 ft. 2 in. of height to Nancy I-Iutf, my willingness to do things to Lois Ann Bishop, and my position as trombone player to Bud Kistler. I, Patty VVhite, my white Nl moccasins to Patsy Manu, my ability to keep nalm in typing t-lass to Eileen Hollis, and my height to Virginia Crist. I, Betty Whipple, my grades to .Iim Carpenter, my will power to Patsy Mann, and my figure to Marjorie Ruff, T.: Mr. Surber, we leave the sponsorship of many more senior classes to come, and many more surzvessful seasons as basketball coach. To Mr. tlarpenter, we leave the wonders of Physics so that he can teach them to others, 'I'o Mis. Stoudt, our attention in tzlass to serve as a model for other commercial students. To I-lrs, Moyer, our thanks for the ability to cook and sew for our future husbanuls. f Ti Mrs. tlarpenter, many more sur-mzessful English and Literature vlasses, To Itlrs. Stations, may the memory ot our tfivics class always guide you, To Mrs. Franks, may you have many more snot-essful years. 'l'o Mr. liytiehl, much -more success in bands, orvhestras, and glee clubs. To all pupils ot the future, may you enjoy every possible sum-ess in YUU1' 'flllllb to the top. CLASS PRGPHECY W'ashington, D. C. April 20, 1955 Dear Ralph - Every year about this time, I always wonder what has become of my S. C. H, S, classmates. 'This time my curiosity got the best ot me, so I looked them all up. Marilyn C. and Ralph Fritz have been happily married for seven years and have been blessed with a pair of healthy youngsters. They live on a farm outside of VVinamaC. Rosie and Marjorie are professional photographers. They recently did a series ot pictures for The Chicago Times ol' Hitler's burial by the German people. Gene is Professor of Psychology at Purdue University. I hear that the Co-eds swoon over him as they used to over Frank Sinatra, Remember him? Did you know that Patty VVhite is a Powers model? Her professional name is Ilnnny Babson, She plans to return to her home town and marry Dick. He and Dan farm 2000 acres of land, which seems to be an unusual accomplishment even today. 'I'hey say that with their modern machinery it is easy. Jean Ann and Dan Jr. edit ltan's poems which he writes in his spare moments. Anna Marie teaches Home-Ee. at Monterey. She also keeps house for Virgil. Bill Donnell is president of the Lucky Strike Tobacco Company. He and Mary Lou live in Georgia. where he can be near to his growing business. Thornhope now has a population of 25,tltl0. The Seward Plastic Company is re- sponsible tor this sudden increase. You guessed it! Charlie Seward's genius has finally been used to a good advantage, Bobby now sings with Tommy ltorsey's orchestra, and attends Art School on the side. They are on a world tour but can be heard on a national-world network every night. Jim crashed the movies in l95O, and is now beginning his tenth role as Gen. ltIacArtlmr in We'll Be Back, a story ot' MaeArthur's great exploits in the War. lletty Whipple has gained great fame in her latest book Blue Moon. Betty has been traveling abroad visiting Paris this summer. General and Mrs. Burgess live at Bradly Field in California. llale is in vom- manrl of a squadron of Z-4 Rocket Ships. Veneda is as proud of him as he is ot her: she is the 'most famous hostess in the state. Wayne is the new heavyweight boxing champion. His new manager, publicity man, and trainer is Ed Fisher. His next fight at Madison Square Gaiden is scheduled tor May 4. Wilma Alice is proprietress of a Stationery store. She sells Christmas cards, birthday cards. and other things that she can make money 011. Lucille has been a full-fledged nurse tor four years. She is i-n charge of the St, .loseph hospital but now expects to transfer to Riley at Indianapolis. Merlin supplies Pulaski County with milk, butter, cheese, etc. He bought up all the dairies in the vicinity and steadily increased his wealth, I almost forgot Joe! ,loe Itobert's Beauty Salons van be found in every tair-sized t-ity, although his main headquarters are in New York, Paris and London. He has gained great renown for his intricate hairestylings. llow do you like being a Repreentative in the State Legislature? Perhaps I can use my influence to get you a position here in XVGiSi1lllZi,Ull, ll, C. l'm expecting to hear from you soon. Sincerely yours, ARGYLE. 4 CLASS POE THE TWELFTH STEP Atter this journey of twelve long years 'Phat has been spiced with happiness and tears, VVe've come to the step that spells successg We've toiled, we've sweated, we've forfeited to gain The knowledge we need, and it was not in vain, But until we arrive, we never will st-op, Of learning. True, our tastes will vary, The boys may discover, the girls inay marry, But whatever our courses, they all will lead To the step at the top and we'll all succeed. VVe've coine to the step that sometimes has failed But we'll follow the ones that really have sailed And struggled until they at last reached the top. We've got farther to go and it'll be harder, too, And the obstacles to pass won't be just a few, But until we arrive, we never will stop. So be not afraid, you teachers who've spent Much time in preparing us for this event, One of the happiest moments of all those who delve, Is success in passing STEP NUMBER TVVELVE. 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The east was as follows: Obadiah Marvh ta retired millionairel ,..ll. Dick Newman ltetty this duugliter-inelawl ,.,,,......,l.,,,., ,,i.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P arty White Hamlet t0badiah's grandchildj ,,,,,,, ,,A,,,,,,,AAA,,, , Iameg Knglygl Cordelia ttlbadialfs g1'Elllt'lt'lllltll , ,,,,,,, , ,A,A,,ww R511-bm-3, 'l'11omp50n Rosalind ttlbatlialfs grandvhildl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, A ,Marilyn Cammy Henrietta Mart-h Gordon this daughterl ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, iv Im-jot-ig Day Hrtiee liawrenve ta young lawyery ,,,,,,, ,,,, A,,,,, W i Ilinm Hniingll .lane lienning this stenogranherl ,,,....i..i,,, ,,,,Y,, V eneda tlalbpeath Madeline Laval ta night elub singerl ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,i,,,,, I losemgry Ruff llaron Kurt Dubois ta young Frent-hmanl ...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,iA,, Q tene Bai-key Ferber tThe butlert .....,..VVV.....,.,.,.,A,,,.,..,.,.A,.,,,.. ......... R alph Vanguntty Frieda tthe maidl . ,,,,,,.,,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,, i,.,i,, B e tty Sue Whipple Fred tlhe vhauffeurl ...,.......,..,......,.,. ......,.,,, , ,, Dale Ilurgeag llidy llunnivut tCordelia's gang? .,,,. ,i,,.,, I ,eona Randolph ltob Normal ttTordelia's gang? ,,,,, ,,,, . .. ,.,,,, ,,..,.,,,A,A,,,, I 'lan Sayers .lukes Kalliltak tCordelia's gangl ,,,,,........,...........,... ,,...., .,,,..,,,v,.,,,,,,,,,,A,i,Y, E t I Figlier The setting ot' the play takes plaee in the living room of the Marvh apartment, a penthouse on Park Avenue, New York. They think only of money and we find them all trying to spend their grandfa- ther's fortune. Mrs. March, a former Shakespearean actor, cannot forget the old days. She has named her children Hamlet. Rosalind, and Cordelia. They are panipered and spoiled. Cordelia has been expelled from sehool, Hamlet is number one glamour boy and Rosalind is engaged to a wealthy lawyer, However, she is violently in love with the family vhaulfer. Another member of the family is Aunt Henrietta, a YUIIUH widow who has been in Europe but now is home on account of the war. tlrandtather thetn det-ides to make out his will and semis for a lawyer. He brings along his ste- nographer, Jane Kenning, who grandfather takes a strange liking to. Grandfather then 'asks her to stay and gives her eontrol of the family spendings: that eauses troua ble. He then turns his fortune over to Jane and before she can give it has-k, grand- father disappears. However he returns to end it up right. The parts of Frieda and Jukes Kallikak, originally given to Xvilnia Wat-knitz and Argyle Gerlaeh, were played by Betty Whipple and Fld Fisher bevause of the tormers' illness. DAMSELS IN DISTRESS The threefarzt comedy, l1amsels in Distress, was presented by the Seniors the night of lteeenrher 6, 1944, in the Star City Auditorium, under the direction of Mrs. Gwendolyn Stations and Mr. Dwight Surber. The characters were as follows: Pamela Royle--an art student .. ..... ........ ....,.............................,....... M a rilyn Capper tleraldine Ware ttlerryl dramatif' student ....... ......f,.., P atty VVhite Mis. Meeks--twlio loves a masterful manl ...... ........ A nna Bauman Mrs, Guppy --tan eagle-eyed land-ladyl ................ ......,....,,. N largie Day Natasha Federovnaf a tenineramental Russian ...... Veneda Galbreath Jimmie Love--a glamour boy .... . .....,..,................. .. ....... ...... t lene Barker Shelby Parsons-a 'medival student .................... .......... l tale Burgess Aunt Eustat-ia CRl'5lZlll'Sf--PRIIVS aunt. .... ......,,, R osemary Rufl' llraymer llahooclif-t'lerry's unele .. ........ ...... I Ralph Vangundy lCthelhert Meeks ........,. ............................ .,.... W i lliam Bonnell Mike , ,,,,.,. .,,. ............... . . .. ........ ......... ................. ......... ..,,. I W i Ck Newman Ilill .... ...... .................................................r....................... . . .... C harles Seward Delivery men for a Musit' Co. llam and Gerry are in New York studying art and dramatics although Pan1's aunt and tlerry's uncle believe th ' to be studying music and painting. Jimmie Love is a New York glan aint' wer of Pam's. Many embarrassing situations arise for both ,limm . t 'es take Jimmie's pants and he seeks refuge in Pam and Ge1'ry's apartment. To make matters worse. Natasha, a fiery Russian who is now Jimmie's fianee, keeps bursting into the room and Jimmie must be hid. Also, Shelby, Pam's fiance, calls for supper. The climax comes when Aunt Eustavia, who loves only a cat, and uncle Braymer, who is poultry-minded, come for a visit, More hilarity is added when it is disclosed that Eustacia's cat has been poisoned and she blames it on to Uncle Braymer. It all end up by Jimmie and Pam reconciling and when Braymer finally makes Eustacia understand that the poisoning of the cat was accidental, they, too, make up and they all lived happily ever-after. tWe hope!D Music was furnished between acts by the high school orchestra under the di- rection of Charles L. Byfield. COMIVIENCEIVIENT PROGRAM PROCESSIONAI.. Land ot Hope and Glory .........,,................,..... ...........,,.,................,.,, .....,,.,,,, E l gal- Senior High Band ll1V0l'iili0ll ..... ,..................................i....i....,............ R everend John Paul Jones WE PLEDGE ALLEG-IANCE Master of Ceremonies, James Knebel AMERICA OUR HERITAGE An Amerivan Fantasie ..,.. ...............,......, .......,... . . ...... . ....,,. G rossman Senior High Band Liberty .. ...............................,,..... .... ....... V e neda Galbreath Unity ,,,.. .. ......,,,,.............,.,,. ......... I ietty Whipple Ileniocracy .............,...... ,.... ..... .......... P a t ty White AMERICA UUR CHALLENGE America My Vvonderous Land ...... ............. S enior Octet America Hur Challenge .........,..... ........ R alph Vangundy AMERICA OUR FUTURE Cornet Solo ..............i.i...... .....,Y. T Pon Gl'21ffiS Amerin-a Our Future .......... ...... I 16116 Barkel' Onward f'hristian ....V.. ..... .... - '--' S 6' Him' Ufflfff P11ESEN'l'A'l'ltlN OF CLASS ....,...... . ............ Mr. Surber PRESENTATIUN OF DIPLOMAS ........,.. ....... ......... M I '. Crise llRAllllA'I'ES CREED .....,.....,...,.,,.,.......,,.,....... .....,. . .William Iloimell Overture UJIOSSEIIIII tSenior High Handy ..... ............... .A....... 1 F e Luluatel' Ilenedictiam .. ,,..................,,....,.,,,..,,.....,. ...,.,....... ........ R e verend Roy Fogle RECESSIONAL ......... Senior High Band PROGRAM Prncessinnal ,, .,....,.. ........ ........ ...... . D elight Moon Invocation ,.... . ..... ..........,...... . . ................,.,.,...... ....... I Kev. John P, Jones Dear Land of II-time from Finlandia .. .. . .... Girls' Glee Uluh Bonree' By Handel ,.,........, .....,..,.......,............. . .. Mixed Clarinet Quartet Address ........,,,.. ....... . .. ..,.. Rev, Roy S. Fogle U God of Love by Halter , mtlirls' Glee Clllh Bene-dit-tion , ..... .. .... Rev. .Iolrn P. Jones CALENDAR Sept Sept Sept 1--School begins. R-dSeniors eleet sponsors and officers. .ZR-Seniors beat Juniors in softball. Sept.29-One month gone-only seven more to go! Oc-t, 0ot. Ort. Oct. Oct. Oct. 3-Conunereial class begins. 16-Eleet Yell-leaders. 20-Juniors give a oarnival. 24-Estel Rout-h 44 visits Gov't. class. 26-Teaehers' Institute! Happy day! 30-Hallowe'en-and we were good! Nov. l-First basketball game-S. tj. trims Kewanna. Nov ltA'I'winkler Staff ehosen. Nov 15+Star City vs. Fulton-Fulton. Nov. 22- Seniors lneet azain. Nov.22--Star City vs. Grass Creek-S. C. Nov. 23-'l'hanksgivl'ng. Nov 21--Vavatiou for an atteruoon--Winnmae is host to Seniors. Nov.3tl--Three months gone! Dev. 14Star City vs. Royal tTenterfStar City. Iver: 6-Senior Play. Det'.ll---Seniors get pietures. IPec.2l4t.'onununily Ulll'iS-UIIRS program. Tl9C.25'-ChI'lHtIl18.Sl Dee.30--Invitational Tourney---S. C. Jan 5-Star City vs. Grass Creek-9. C. Jan. 9---Send rings to be re-vonditionetl. Jan.1R-County Tourney-Oooohl Feb. 2-Hearing tests. Feb 5fReeeive Commenveineut Invitations. Feb 7-'School talies Statewide spelling te-st. Feb 14-Star City vs. Fulton-Fulton again. Feb. 16-7-Star City vs. Fair Oaks-S. C. Feb Feb. Feb Feb 22--Ser-tional-S. C. beats Fulton in first game! 23--Sectional--S. C. beats Akron in second game! 24-fSevtional---S. C. defeated by Grass Creek! 29-Seniors honor lid. Fisher before induction. Mar --Rural Youth holds dance. Mar -Pictures taken. Mar Mar -Supper Club sponsors dance. 16-Birthday party for Patty and Jean Ann. Mar. -Purdue gives lecture on Math. to students Mar. -VVill-Ilees vs. Has-Beens basketball game. Apr. Y-Junior Play. Apr. Class Day program. Apr. Apr Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Seniors take flna-ls. Seniors lake achievement tests. Baccalaureate, Commencement, Ref-eption. S4-bool ends. fr 1 px. 19 'R -- GW ' ' QMW2 O, in vi A' fix I, 5 govt Q 59' I A Sv1 1 Ox 11 ' flak 'K I was 5 1 W 9 if xfx X X X 1 I' , V 1- ' Q e --4 sl It l ln. X.. JUNIQRS z ,i S First Rnw-Doris Kistler, Mary Kaslen, Viola Scctl, Jane Crissinzer. Kathryn Fisher, Delight Moon, Arlene Grostefnrn. Sei-nml Il0wiCem-il Hood, 1Ill0gPll9 Evolt, Marjorie Ruff, Eileen Hol- lis, Jeanne Quinn, Olive Peters, Hazel Frazier, Iinlhalee Batty. Rack Row-Dnrl Daily, Roger Seward, Flflelie l-'olen, Neil Hoesel, Don Grallis, Dean Allen, Walter Perry, Lyle Burgess. SQPI-IQNIQRES .. .V ..,,,.,-..T.7,,.,,t.7,:.. ... First Row-Virginia Murphy, Lottie lXlf'Cl11lll. Donna Depoy, Olive Hauser, Ruth Homl, Joyce Royer, .Ioan llanninun, lVlurgaret Meiser, Violet Clark, Patsy Mann. Sen-mid llow-Bob Berkshire, Kermit Parcel, Wanda Bonnell, Esther Z4-ll, Joe Newman, Jim Hettinger. George Liniings, Jeff Vafngundy, Evelyn White, Chfarlotte Shldler. lla:-li linw-Annabelle Fox, Nancy Huff, Dari Knebel, Neil Warner, Wayiuan Grooni, Jack Heintz, Bob Rizliter, Lawrence Rude. Jim Carpenter, Y: x RESHIVIE li! Q-X, First Hlw--Luis Ann Ilislmp, Iinris Ilutlml, Javlt Kztste-11, Yvm l lllv lf'i5lie-r, Luis .lean llurlts, Virginia Ilrmvii, lilviiii lewis, lillr-ii lwters, .loam Iluft, Jeaiiiie Mtirpliy. Sem-mill llmvg lliteltey Mulmiey, '.Vuyiie Zietle-r, IQi'm'er Sliirlfllvr, Nnmizi .lean Nutty, Lillian ilmiiir-ll, Julia lillssvll, Nlargzirct Allll Hlllllltil, George Schultz, Hill Thninpsmi, James Hunger. Ilzivlt ltuw- Mary Ami Perry, Elaine Perry, Junior Smith, Clivv Funk, lloh King, Bill llatty, Jai-li VVisely, llutl Kistlvr, Ted Illldlllrfllftll, Paul llettiiiger, Phyllis Iirnst, Nellie Kiser. EIGHTI-I GRADE - M 117 r 14,51 if' t . t ' r 'Nxt N First Iiuxv-Puiiliiie Frazier, Catherine Tlepoy, Arwliiv Hettingef, HHS' lnenii Uornell, Fred Cromer, Albert Crissiiiger, llnil ltepuy. Summit! Huw' Htirlmi'u Fislin-fr, Carol Sue lielillwl. HCV! lllllrilli Ln:-y Vzmgliiitly, llelnres Mvkiroskey, 4h':if:e Jones, l W lieu-la Row llnb Sutton, Nvil t'nr1ieiitcl', llill Allt-n, llruue Il:-rl4sliii'e, limi While, J-null Caliper. SEVENTH GRADE Firsl Row-Leslie Miller, Lester Campbell, Neil Knebel, llelos Rue:- Sell, Jack lVIc'Clure, Virginia Wrist, H. P. Jones, Erlna Smith, llernldine lirissinger, Iluinis Haselhy, Phillip Muon. Sec-mul linw- Darwin Par-i-el, Sam Slll1lIl9l'lllZlliPI', Meri Kiser, NV:iyne Ilunnell, Leah Posgrny, lmnna Lou Brown, Bernice Hnselby, Luis Moss, Julia Johnson. Ilm-lc limi'--Vlloiina llarher, Verlu Batty, .lmly Hnflmlleslon, Mae Moss, Huy Harper, Ilnh llfrrker, llzlle Luiz, Lester Hellinger, John Ma- loney, .lar-li Parish, SIXTH GRADE I i i 1 V Ilan-lf Huw fleft to right!--William Hettinger, Rolla Batiy, Fred Smith, Donna Marie Grant, Mary Ruth Shifller, Edylhe Seward. Ser-mul How--'llelle Cain, Lawrence 'l'l10'upson, Vivian Depoy, Betty .lane Moore, Ella Jean Mays, Mmlaline Fisher, Lorah Heltinger. Fmnt liow-Donald Wiesjahn, Delores Brown, Allliouna Cusgrny, lion! :rlll Smith, Harold Harper, Viola Ilnnnell, Ricliald Sonuuers. FIFTH GRADE liaula Row flefl Lo riglltb-U. L. Jones, Tommy Blinn, Paul Huddles- lun, Darlene Surber, David Perry. V Middle Ron--Sandra Warner, Eileen Vnngundy, llzlrhara lieghtel Harbara Ann Moon, Marv Martha Maloney, Luvillv: Johnson. Frxm R0w-- Dean Heltinger, Wanda Fahler, Mary Ann Hauser, Flor- ence Frazier, Vern Arnold Miller, Donnie Cornelln Junior Snlllll FOURTH GRADE fi ., ' ' 'isb- 154 ,f in Fir:-sl Row-ffflarl VViseley, llifzlc Irepoy, Pnnl Ilellinger, l'nroline Ilzuelc- r-rl, ltollert l riedrim:l1, Shirley Knebal, Luis Graffis, Frameis llmzlcetl. S+-4-mul Huw' Miss Cllfllllllllgi-l, Donald Dl'ZlCll, Robe-rl lialdwi-n, Hr-lvn Shidler, Nlurilyn M Cllfellun, llurold Kiser, .Iunnilu Jnnq-rs, Nmnlun 4 nsg1'uy. 'Fllird How- -Freddie Frist, El'llPY:lf tfznnphvll, Mary Lou lletlingvr, lddward Bucks, Kenneth VVhi11ple, Neil Ilnlly, f'linrluLle llnsefllry. 'Phone nlmlnl-fllnllby M:-Clellnn, 'Vonnny Crissinger, .X THIRD GRADE First Row-Norma Jean Grant, Thomas Cosgray, Mary Ann Brown, Pearl MuClearn, Kent Perry, Charles Parish. Carolyn Berkshire, Belty DePoy, Shirley McU1'oskey, Gerry Cochran. Second Row-Mrs. Buck, TIIOIHHS Usborn, Ralph Wiesjahn, Dnllie Kiser, Oneta Erwin. Glen Huddleston, Clara Nell Jones, Oscar Cornell, Nelson Weaver. SECOND GRADE Ji'-11 1 ln, fhx FW' First Row tleft to rightl--Darl Harper, Shirley Campbell, Robert Het- tinger, Murlene Crist, Ida Hettinger, Lawrence Hamilton, Richard Harker, Bonnie McC1'oslfey. Richard Wiseley and Norma Moon. Second Row fleft to righrtl-Mrs. Baker, Kenneth Perry, Gail Knebel, Stanley Handschu, Eldon Mays, John Si'1umermake1', Richard Moss., Jay Baldwin and Kisia Tomlinson, FIRST GRADE -if First Row tleft to rightj-William Canada, Robert Canada, Iluna Faye Moss, Gena Roe, Robert Cochran, Phyllis Jean Plank, llu Ann Hinshaw, Gerald Bonnell, Jo Ann Depoy, Patsy Bechtel Second Row-Mrs. Surber, Thelma Jones, Elinor Newell, Arthur Sui! ton, Bonnie f'osgray,Rose Johnson, Paul Kiser, Richard Weaver, Larry Miller. Third Row-Billy Hamilton, Harold Vangundy, Dallas Quinn, Howard Nitzsohlce, Loren Knehel, J .es Hackett, J. P. Huddleston. Children absent-Phyllis Jeai bucks, Judith Perry, Jerry Jo Smith. 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Z 1 l i 1 5 i '1' Y. L X yi 1 I Mx 1 lx Y W, L, J ul BAND The Star City Band, consisting of 34 members, is again under the direction of Charles L. Byfield. The band has played for a number of programs which include: The Senior Play: several home basketball games: the County Tourney: and the In- vitational Tourney. We entered the contest at Monon April 7. We played the following numbers: Pride of the Prairies tMarchJ ...,.................................................................... St. Clair King Arthur tOverturei ...........,... ....,.. ...... ...............,..... ......... ............... T h o 1 n as Colosseum tOvertureJ .................................................................................... De Lamater A cornet trio consisting of Don Graffis, Dean Allen, and Darl Daily entered the cornet trio contest at Monon April 7. Delight Moon entered the piano solo contest and Dean Allen entered the Trum- pet solo contest also held at Mon-on April 7. The following were elected officers for the current year: James Knebel, Pres.: Wayne Graffis, Vice-pres.: Veneda Galbreath, Sec.4Treas. win, :Tm-.l--t--.T -V -----ln - --at .- - - 1- ze: I f fy . x . .. ' ' va . 'r' ' .1 ' - f C: f: -I-' ,. M1 ng., 1 'z'.1 ' , . f'1 , .7 7 ..f.. el wwrvrzwzwse W' -z - ' A JUNIQR BAND This year Mr, Byfield felt that some of the younger members of the Band needed more help so he organized a Junior Band consisting ol' these members and the be- ginners. This has proved very successful and we feel that this will produce many good artists in the future. The Junior Hand consists ol' 2 Neil Carpenter. Bob Barker, Darlene Surber, Rich- ard Summers, and Vern Miller, eornets: Sandra Xvarner, Verla Batty, Shirley Knebel, Leslie Miller, and Donna Barker, Clariuets: Betty Hinshaw and Neil Daily, Saxa- plmnesg Donna Lou Brown, Alto Clarinet: Neil Knebel, Trombone: Jack McClure, Mello- phoneg 'Vommy lllinn, Hass: Leah Jane Cosgray and Don Weisjahn, Drums. ORC!-IE TRA if s 'liffiggs x-' 5,1-sl A If . --.ll LM.. The Orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. Byfield, consists of 26 members. They played for the CllI'iST.lllB.S program and the Junior Play. Seniors in the Orchestra include Wil-Ina Alice Wacknitz, Trombone: Barbara Thompson, Fluleg Veneda Galbreath, Cornet: VVayne Gr:-iftis, French Horng James Knebel, Bass and Gene Earlier, Violin. All of the seniors have played at least 5 years. Jw- 1- ii? m -1, e' f92'fQf'+:2:? A:i?l' , ff . -. S .,.v.2easQPsf , 4si41f: E' ' -.14. 'fm-.+, 1 -naw' 1- yi.:,'i:.,f,,.'.,e:1, l , 122-ffigiiiz' , . A . prix .w -1 f x:1,,.1 rr: .gm - ls.- -Q, ff '.-1-rw.'.':- A we-' ..:-- f .sg .ffl ' , 'V ' 4' 1- Ifpfgufiiilli,H1f'3.ff31ffi5pa?Q i f .1 ,f2gff,.l3.f,yr,x? - 3 'ff 4, ff 'N z E 'E 52' G ' 3r,f'i:xe.Jf,: 'ft ' 14: V.. w' 5.rL,:'1-715' ' , V' Y' ' ff' 'q.'15fG,5 'fzfigQ3 47fx'f: i 3 1 I I i JUNIOR BAND MIXED GRUS I i First Row-Lucille Peters, Barbara TIIOIIIDSOII, Imogene Scott, Jane ffrissinger. Viola Svoli, Vvlllllfl Wan-knitz, Anna Marie Bauman. Veneda Galbreath, Delight Moon. Second RowkOlive Peters, Marjorie Ruff, Eileen Hollis, Rose Mary Hull, Hazel Frazier, Arlene Grostefon, Mary Kaslen, Patty While, Jean Ann Compton, Doris Kistler. Back Row-llutlialea Batty, llarl Dailey, Don Graffis, Wayne Graffis, Williaul Bonnell, Dick Newman, Arthur Allen, Mr. Byfield, James Knebel, Gene Barker, Neil Hoesel, Dan Sayers, Betty Whipple. en- GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front llowiJean Murphy, Joan Ruff, Lois Bishop, ldllen Peters, Olive Hauser, Doris Budd, Virginia Murphy, Ruth Hood, Violet Clark. Second Row-Joyce Royer, Viola Depoy, Joan iizluinnn, Margaret Meiser, Yirginia. Brown, Lois Bucks, Patsy Mann, Wanda Bonnell,VEsther Zell, Julia llnssell. Third Row-Yvonne Fisher, Mary Ann Perry, Elaine Perry. Charlotte Shideler, Nellie Kiser, Charles Uytielll Margaret Bonnf-ll, Norma Batty, Evelyn Vvhite, Annu- belle Fox, Nancy Huff. , 4 - J , 4 ,,,. t,-.,,.Q s fl 5, '13 Wwvw --.4 -..., ,M wtf Lower Graclers: 2, Dif-li Newrnang 3, Rural Youth: 4, Jack Hointzg 5, Annabelle Fox: fi, Virginia Brown: 7. Bill Batty: 8, Ve-nwla Galbre-atlig 9, Donena Lou Brown: 10, Evelyn White: ll. Nanny Huff: I2 Patsy Mann: 13, Ruth Hood: 14, Dari Knebeli 15, Seniors: 16, Venetla and Willie: 17. More Seniors. W E O I, K- l 'lf ',!. 22111 P? slim.: '-.1-I: u-..'-. D La Jf P f 1 XXX 9x 6 H L, ju' x ' K R X 1 X f FIRST TEAM .QL '55 'Af 'T 'Q 1 Q' f l 1 First llnw- -William llonnvll, Svniorg Neil Ilovsel, junior: NVaynP llr:aI'l'is, spniur. Sm-mul Row .lznnps flll.l'lI9lllPl', Suplmlnolffg Lyle Burgess junior: llnlpl: Vanllnmly, senior. llm-lc liow--.lzuiws Knvlwl, sf-niurg llzile Burgf-ss, senior Mi: Slll'bPl', confrllg lmn G1'ufl'iS, jnniorg llnlv Russ:-ll Senior. SPORTS Coach Dwight Surber has piloted the Star City High School basketball team through a very successful season considering the competition against whom the boys played. 1fVinniug 14 games and losing 7 for an average of 67 94, for the season is a record many teams would like to have. The Stars won the Invitational Tournament, held in our gymnasium Decem- ber 30, 1944. This is the first time Star City has won the tournament. In the first game, the Stars defeated a very strong Monterey quintet by a score of 27 to 17. This advanced the Stars into the finals where they turned on the heat to defeat Grass Creek 31 to 21 for the crown. In the County Tourney which also was held in our gym, the Stars were de- feated in their first game. It was a hard-fought game in which our boys were stone cold and had to overcome a 15 to 3 lead, obtained by Medaryville in the first quarter, in order to win. The Stars fell short, however, and the final score was 22 to 21, Me' daryville. The Starlets made the grade by defeating a strong Pulaski five 2-1 to 13 and then an undefeated Medaryville five 21 to 15. This makes the third consecutive year that the Starlets have been crowned County Champs. In the sectional tournament, the Stars entered their first game against a fight- ing Fulton crew and by playing nifty ball came -out on the long end of a 2-t to 23 score. Saying, Why stop now? , the Stars bowled over the favored Akron team in their second game by a score of 35 to 32. That game upset all dope -buckets for Akron was considered by all as the Sectional dark horse . The tired Stars then advanced into Semi-finals against the fresh Grass Creek quintet but couldn't find the range and bowed to a 24 to 19 defeat. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1944-1945 1945-1946 30 Nov 1.- Kewanna . .... Nov. 2 .... Kewanna ............. There 33 Nov 15- Fulton .......,.. Nov - Fulton ,....... There 31 Nov 17- Onward ........... Nov. - Onward . ....... .Here 2-1 Nov. 22- Grass Creek ....., Nov. 21- Grass Creek .,.. There 38 Dec. 1' - Royal Centre ....... Nov. 30- Royal Center ..... There 18 Dec. S - Monterey .....,..... Dec. Monterey .......... ..Here 36 Dec. 15- Pulaski ....... Dec. Pulaski ....................... ........ H ere 36 Dec. 22- Lucerne ..,........ Dec. Lucerne ................................ Here Invitational Invitational Tourney Tourney - S. C. Jan. Grass Creek ....,.................. Here 35 Jan. 5 - Grass Creek ...... Jan. Monterey ......, There 3-l Jan. 12- Monterey .............,..... Jan. Fulton .... .Here Jan. 18 County Tourney Jan. Pulaski ..... .Here 36 Jan. 26- Pulaski . ...............,.. Feb. Winamar .... There 24 Feb. 2 - Winamac ......... Feb. Akron ............. There 26 Feb. 9 - Medaryvllle ...... Feb, Medaryville ...... Ilere 34 Feb, lf- Fulton .,.,....,,,,. Feb. Fair Oaks ...,....... There 34 Feb 16- Fair Oaks ...... Sectional SPORTS Data collected on the first team participants is as follows: PLAYER GP FG FTA FTM Pct. TP 1301111911 W. ........,... 13 41 64 32 50 114 Graffis D. ...... 21 28 47 27 57 83 Graffis W. ............ 19 23 27 18 67 64 Vangundy R. ....,... 20 39 31 16 51 94 Burgess L. ...,........ 18 41 43 24 55 106 Knebel J. ..,. ....... 2 1 39 44 26 59 104 Hoesel N. ...... 6 9 4 , 1 25 19 Burgess D. ..,... 7 0 3 1 33 1 Rude L. ................ 5 5 12 6 50 16 Carpenter J. .,...... 4 3 2 1 50 7 Russell D. ........,.., 3 0 0 0 00 0 Groom W. ...... 3 2 5 2 40 6 Parcel K. ....., 2 0 1 1 100 1 Batty Fl. ...... 1 1 0 0 00 2 Fisher E. ..... .... 1 0 0 0 00 0 Data collected on the second team participants: PLAYER GP FG FTA FTM Pct. TP Groom W. ......,.,,.. 18 48 44 19 43 115 Parcel K. ...,.. 14 33 34 14 41 80 Bally ...................... 18 26 33 15 45 77 Vanzundy J. ........ 17 12 14 7 50 31 Svliultz G. ............ 11 11 16 4 25 26 Daily D. .. ...... 8 2 10 6 60 10 Smith Jr, ....., 4 1 4 2 50 4 Hauser J. ...,.. 3 1 1 1 100 3 Wisely J. ...... 7 1 0 0 00 2 Vlfarner N. .......... 4 0 3 1 33 1 Berkshire .............. 3 1 0 0 00 2 Hettinger P. ........ 6 1 3 2 66 4 Knebel Il. .............. 1 0 0 0 00 0 Heintz J. ..... ...... 1 0 1 0 00 0 Russell D. ...... 6 11 4 1 25 23 Rude L, ................ 5 8 12 4 33 20 Carpenter J. ....,... 6 3 5 3 60 9 Thompson B. ........ 1 0 0 0 00 0 Senior members of the first team: Wayne Graffis-''Shorty -Forward-a good strong offensive Ina.n-sometimes played guard-good shot. William Bonnells- Sonny fForward4small and very fastgaggressive-good svorer. James Knebel- Jim -renter-was always a fighter-liked to get rebounds. llale llnrgess-''GouGoo --Guard--was a hard player. Ralph Vananndy- Gunday -was always in the right place-hard and aggres- sive player. .lmiior members of the first temn: lion Graffis-- Duroc -Captain-played guard-'hard and fast playerdgood long shui. Lyle Hnrgess-''.lnnior --Forward-when points were needed, Junior responded- flood on defense. Neil lloesel- Pop 4-Forward-very fast and is always pitching. I P rg l l I l g. SECGN D TEAM E ' -'7 ?1 14:f'- -:' 1559. ,. l I il 4 ,. J ,.j 1 i 4 Front Row-Kermit Parcel, Darl Dailey, Neil Warner. Sem-ond How-Jeff Vunfiundy, Bill Batty, Jack Wiseley, VVayu1zm tlmmu, George Schultz Q l Af-zfiaaive-2:52155 -,.,, E-1 YELL LEADERS - '.- :lf a ,. 5 - rg .I . ' ,Q A Ev. isa my X it .I Y .t 1 5 X1F4X9: i WY 4,1-Q Y H . wp if ' Lvft to Rigllt-W Fully White, Dick Npwumn, Marilyn Capper. KEYS TO THE PUT RE First Row--Junior Smith, Freshumug Ilarl Knehel, Sophomore: l'uul Hetti-nger, Freshxnanp James Hauser, Freshmang Bill Thorupson, Freslnnang Robert Ilerkshire, Sophomoreg Kermit Parcel, Soph- omoreg George Schults, Freshman. Sffffflllll RowHfNeiI Warner, Sophomore: Jeff Vaniiuudy, Sophomoreg Ibarl Daily, Juniorg Wuyman Groom, SOIlhUlllUl'E1 Junk Hienlz, Sophomoreg Jack Wiseley, Fl'E'Sll1lliHlQ Bill Batty, I re5hxnzLn. Bach Row--Iron Graffis, Juniorg .liunes Carpenter, Sophomoreg Lyle Hurgess, Junior: lAlWl'B'llCt' Rude, Sophomoreg Neil Iloesel, Junior. SOFTBALL 2 nl 1 Y' if Front Row-William Bonnell, Paul Hettinger, Jeff Van- Gnndy, Cecil Hood, Kermit Parcel, Wayne Graffis. Second Row-Lawrence Rude, Dale Russell, Don Graffis, Neil Hoesel, Lyle Burgess, James Knebel, Bill Batty, Ralph VanGundy. The Star City softball team had a very good season this 'year by winning six and losing none. The team c-onsisted of the following boys: VV. Bonnell, Catcher: W. Grntfis, pitcher, Parcel, shortstop, Knebel, 3rd base, Hood, left field, D. Graffis, ltlVl1l,E', short: L. Burgess, lst base, Batty, Znd base: Gerlat-11, 2nd baseg R. Van- gnnrly, Cenierfielll: Hoesel, rightfield: and Rude, pitcher. Following is a summary of the EIHIIIQS. Teams Hits Errors Runs Pulaski ,,,. ..,, 1 1 0 Star City .,,... ..,.... 1 3 1 11 Grass Creek ,,... .3 2 3 Star City ....... IU 4 4 Grass f reek ..... ..,. 3 2 2 Slar City .,...., IR 2 15 llulzlslii ,.,. ,,., - l 2 7 star city . .,.,. in 5 in Ilflonterey ,, . , ti 3 2 Star City .l., 6 5 6 Monterey ,,., 2 3 1 Stal' City ...... ..... 1 2 0 11 'JI OO.. 501: '0oooO,o' C 000969 'J STAR REVIEW STAFF 'Phe Star Review has been published yearly by the students of Star City High School since 1934. The paper was 'originally published semirnlonthly, but due to war shortages, the paper has been printed unonthly this year. It is printed by means of a mimeograph duplicator which is operated by a student production manager. All material published is written by svhool persionnfll, The paper is sponsored by members ofthe faculty, usually the Com- merc-iial and English teachers. All the equipnlenit used in the publication has been purchased by the stall' through subscription and advertising. 'A' EDITORS OF THE STAR REVIEW 1934 Laura Turner 1935 Thonias Buck i936 June Vklirick 1937 Ralph Burk 1939 llon VViricli 1939 Violet VVood 1940 lion Fahler 19-tl lleity Cappel' 1942 Marie Mehochlin 1943 Robert Aldridge 1944 Este-l Hour-h 1945 Betty VVhipple ' 'moms ,X 1 4--l-I CLUB The Star City 4-H Club started on May 9 with 23 members. The girls who en- rolled were taking various projects and some carrying as many as six at one time. The members at the first of the year were: Anna Marie Bauman, Joan Sales Bau- man, Lois Ann Bishop, Lillian Bonnell, Margaret Bonnell, Delores Brown, Donna Lou Brown, Virginia Lee Brown, Aldonna.Cosgray, Leah Jane Cosgray, Geraldine Cris- singer, Jane Crissinger, Virginia Crist, Bernive Haselby, Lorah Hettinger, Esther Purdy, Florenoe Schultz, Darlene Surber, VVilma Alice Wacknitz, Sandra Warner, Donna Barker, Vivian DePoy, and Del-ores MoCrosky. Of all the girls who enrolled about 85 per Cent completed their work. The officers of our elub were: President, Margaret Bonnell: vice-President, Vir- ginia Brown: serretary-treasurer, Lois Bishopg song leader, A:nna Marie Bauman. Our leader was Mrs. Mary Jones. ln Ju-ne of 1944, Margaret 'Bonnell went to Purdue for three days. There were six girls from the eounty who went to that Round-Up. Our first meeting was May 9 at the Star City Home Eeonomics YOUTH. The meet- ings were held on Tuesday afternoons at 2 p.m. The order of the meeting was the Pledge to the Flag, followed by the 4-H Pledge, then singing, whioh was led by Lillian Bonnell. The business 'lll6'Glllg was oondueted by the president and also 'the roll call. After the general part of the meeting there were from three to four demonstrations by different girls. Eavh girl had to give at least one local demonstration. At the close of the meeting we played games and the Junior Leader helped some of the girls with their projects. Anna Marie Bauman was the only Junior Leader. On June 6 there was initiation servives for the new members. Of course, all of them looked forward to that meeting Ui. In August the girls and boys had a party together in the gym. tin the 9th of July the girls had a weiner roast, at Dykeintan Park at Logansport, and went to the show afterwards The -t-H Cluh vamp was during the 291th to the 3lst of July but no one from Star tfity went. The girls had a food sale at Bill Stephens' in the middle of the summer. Hn July lit, at the Winamat- Christian Church, the county judging and demonstra- tion eontest was held. Margaret Bonnell was rhosen to represent this club in the demonstration contest and in it she plared second. Anyone r-ould be in the judging 1-ontest that wanted to. Joan Bauman went to Laporte for the district judging vontest in Clothing. Wilma Alice Wat-ltnitz went also to judge Canning. late in the year Margaret Bonnell went to North Judson to give a demonstra- tion tor the Mur-k Crop Show. The vounty fair of August 21 'to 24 was held at Winainatr, All girls who vom- pleted their projects took them to the State Fair. A public' dress revue for first year beginners on up, was held. The private dress revue was held in the morning. The purpose was to pit-li the girl who was to represent Pulaski County at the F'-tate Fair. Veneda tlalbreath and Anna Marie Baunia-n sent their dresses to the Stale Fair and ru-eived A on them. Last year we had a very nice club. This year we have already started our enrollment. There are as yet only about fifteen girls enrolled. It has decreased great- ly from last year's club, XVe hope to have a ltlttfpg eompletion and also in the future years to have a larger rlnb, with all girls completing theer work. our Home Ev teacher, Mrs. Moyer, will be our 4-H leader this year. VVe hope to have more parties this year, and a larger attendainee to the 4-H camp. The 4-ll motto is: Make the best better, and so this year we intend to im- prove. First Grade, Star City, I932 First and Second Grades, Thornhope, 1932 M .....,e., y-- ,,,.u. blIQ!!! 1D QI Twinkler 1945 l kiC unt I SAYINCS ..2A U 4 A24 , fff x C, ' , 'L 5 1353, U, E. W H ff M G 5 ' T djc Lcdnd N it , tx Q J . E: ,HQUWM 'fy',gQ'iQCMc N ff-Q V-Q fy, E WWA 72233, JXWEXDV' '7vf.,cLx'Y' 'J :Y ga-3 ' 5 Wjjjii WWW? ,flag-Q X1 ' M, 333515, tiff ia Ng? 72 af? wg 5345 2 M iflw f'Me2M F. 5 mm 'f '6!'g6 'QQ Q? L S QQLJ 'ff .. je . fwwdfa '- Jwwmwvfomwfvwnvbfmff iifgk I Pals! 4eson3fT5 Q CQNGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF IQ45 They say life is a highway and its milestones are the years, And now and then theres a toll-gate Where you pay your way with tears. lt's a rough road and a steep road and it stretches broad and far, But it leads at last to a Golden Town where Colden Houses are. Ll. C. PHILLIPS ELEVATOR GRAINS -- FEEDS Phone Z2 Star City, Ind. N. V' YOUR CGIVIPANY A man is often judged by the company he keeps and by the books he reads. It is within his power to choose his friends and his books. The best friend any man can have is this strong bank, and the best book he can have is a bank book. We should like to be your friend and We should also like to furnish you the book that will be a helpful companion to you all through your life. FIRST UNIGN BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY Wiiiamac, Indiana Member' Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Assets over 54,500,000 Seylaolclis LOGANSPORTS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE We are pleased to accord this small acl to- wards making this 'Annual' possible. Our best wishes for the success of all pupils in Star City High School are also extended. COMPLHVIENTS OF 9 0 wx Q 9405 W Qbxccv p Q v , if 'iis 0 ssc, Bioadway at Fourth Logansport 50 Compliments of WM. MCCLURE SERVICE STATION Pure Oil Products Compliments of W. A. BURNS Star City Indiana Compliments of BAILEYS Logansport Indiana TO ALL ONCOMINC SENIQRS lVlay the joys of life be yoursg VVe're going from this school to help Them win this war of wars. VVe're leaving you in charge of this, This place we holcl so clear, And l-:now you'll do as well as we 'Till you too leave next year. We want you to know before we go, That we trust you explicitly, And though in hocly we may go, Qur spirits will always with you he. - Seniors. Star City Indian THE TWC BEST PLACES TO EAT at home and at THE STAR RESTAURANT MEMS AND cRoCER1Es TO THE CLASS UF 1945 QUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS The world awaits your bright young talents to help shape a brave new world. May lifes pathway lead to a successful career, fllled with the joy III St1'lVlI1g and accom- plishing. BEST WISI-IES . . . from Q62 Golden Rule B LIBERTY CAFE GOOD THINGS TO EAT Yvinamac Indiana BETTER CLOTHING SI-IANICS Winamac, Indiana Better Shoes COIVIPLIMENTS OF HOC!-I HARDWARE Pulaski county's most modern and complete farm store. Vvinamac Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSELL BATTY GROCERY Star City Indiana WIN AIVIAC MOTOR COMPANY FORD CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS SALES tk SERVICE Wiiiamac, Ind. Phone 54 DUGCLEBY MOTOR SALES Winamac, Indiana BUICK CHEVROLET Day Night Phones: Garage 130 1643 Body Shop 3253 2443 JOHN H. KELLY HARDWARE ACE STORES Wiliaxnac Indiana CONGRATULATIONS! BLAKELY LUIVIBER COMPANY Star City Indiana Co1v1PLl1v11-:NTS OF GROOM'S PHARMACY SODA FOUNTAIN MEDICINE CANDIES DRUGS WALL PAPER KODAKS STOCK 81 POULTRY REMEDIES A place to get what you want when you want it STAR CITY, INDIANA FOR QUALITY PORTRAITS SCHOOL GROUPS GRADUATION PICTURES COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FAMILY GROUPS IT'S HOME STUDIO ORVILLE C. CRIM, IFJIIOICTQYEXIJITCI' I03 E. Main Street Vvinamac. Indiana Phone 92 GOBLE'S IMPLEIVIENT STORE Winamac, Indiana Horner, IVIcDoweII 6: Cast Lawyers Wiiiamac, Indiana Wiiiamac Cleaning oc Laundry Winamac, Indiana BISHORS GARAGE Star City, Indiana Cal Cain's Barber Shop Star City, Indiana HOWARD SHOE SHOP Wiiianiac, Indiana O. C. BOYLES Barber Shop Wiiianiac, Indiana IVIADDOX BROS. Wiiiamac, Indiana STEPHENS I-IATCHERY Star City, Indiana CI-IAPIVIANS Winamac, Indiana Winaniac Ice Cream Co. Wm. C. Kleist RusseII's Old Trading Post Winamac, Indiana SIVIITI-I'S DRUG STORE Wiiiamac Phone 81 POSTERS 412-414 E. Market St. Logansport, Indiana THE DINER Logansport 1, Indiana BIO SHOE STORE 404 E. Broadway Logansport Indiana Clara Ann IVIiIIinery 325 Fourth St. Logansport Indiana Houk Merchandise Shop 417 Broadway - Phone 4287 Logansport, Indiana PORTER'S DRUG STORE VAL-U DRESS SHOPS Logansport Indiana Logansport Indiana IVIcCLURE'S SERVICE STATION Star City, Indiana Best Wishes CongratuIations FITZ'S BIG GARAGE I I CompIiments PULASKI COUNTY FARIVI BUREAU KRUGER GROCERY Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables - IVIeats I IO VV. Main St. Winaniac, IncI. Next door to post office BROWNS GARAGE Star City Indiana STATE ROAD CAFE Wiliamac lndiana DR. C. H. MCCASKEY Eyes Examined - Classes Fitted Wiiianiac Phone, Qffice 955 Res. I2 lndiana VVACKNERS ECONOMY STORE Star City lndiana LEE SNYDER JEWELER Winamac Phone l LGYD ACNEW lronsmithing - Electric and Acetylene Welding Res. phone 270 West Pearl Street Shop phone 383 Congratulations H. CSL H. BARBER SHOP Wiiiamac lndiana GREENSFELDER BROS. Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings 3l3-315 Market St. Logansport, lnd. FASHION SHOP Logansport lndiana FICKLE USED CAR SALES Good Used Carsl' Royal Centre, lndiana Phone I33 ,. ,M-,---1 fw R I 1 - , rgf-fzwai Q , Y. '..-' FL 1. , Q eg J 1' 1 ' In A -'il lf 1 rt 1, ' ' .1 I I A ,J ,.wf, I , EJTQIT LL W I-iluzigii -IF..-ET-i-ef-'A' I, t J U1 I .r A .-I b , Ii H111 . -v ,Ii M I I -11 , HL 1 '-. :ff--,np E 2 ' -L1 l h l'LLL l ' Z ol-Q' 'Q Ii H Eff! ll-Hll.-If DL I -I . Qfjzfcf 'F -' - I ' , at I I' 1- 3 - E-I -1 ' P 1 . 'F 1 -It I T 4, E1 I ' -I-L' .r 5' .- - 4' l l-lf J QL 4: 1 rr! an 'F 4' il- F 'L H J 4 41 2 , 1 fl -i -I ' I' ' 1 4 'A - l - 'f P' 'N I 'lil J' I4 up J I .I I-F l 'W 1 -h i L' ll' i .lf ' l I. u- Q 1 I . 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