State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Martha Bielfleld, Margaret Bowman, Betty Buzan, James Cahill, Darrell Cavolt, James Clark, Wy- nema Cooley, Betty Cooper, Don Coordes, Bill Cox, Bud Davis, Maryanna Dede, Dorothy Duzan, Mary Ford, Suzann Green, Rex Harris, Shirley Harris, Ruth Henry, Arthur Hill, Jack Hill, Earl Howle, Ruth Alice James, Curtis Jones, Hazel Kloer, Duane Klueh, Robert Lambert, Marjorie Landes, Bernard La- tona, Kathryn Little, Dorothy Lockett, Bob McFall, Marcella McIntyre, Frank Marrs, Eugene Morris, Eddie Nasser, Frank Nasser, George Nasser, Selma Nasser, Margaret Osborne, Adelaide Parish, Irene Parr, Madonna Pell, Bettie Richardson, Virginia Ripple, Kenneth Risher, Bonnie Robinson, Arthur Rogers, Dan Shannon, Robert Sholten, Ellen Shook, Donna Mae Smith, Jane Smith, Jane Snyder, Gloria Sparks, Floyd Tingley, Edgar Torrey, Betty Tryon, Billie Vallely, Jane Waggoner, Max Walker, Billy Wallingford, Calvin White, Norma Williams, Betty Wills, Dorothy Yaw. SOPHOMCRE CLASS Sponsors: Miss GYPSY WILSON AND MRS. MARY OLGA PETERS Officem, PRESIDENT: FRANK MARRS VICE-PRESIDENT: DONNA lllAE SMITH SECRETARY-TREASURER: SUZANN GREEN Forty-four individualists represent the Sophomore Class in all phases of Laboratory School life. These Students are active in athletics, music, language clubs, special hobby or interest clubs, in Blue Tri, Hi-Y, and many of the other organizations. Among their contributions to the social functions of the school were: their annual Sophomore Skating Party, and an original melodrama Written by two of the class members and given for the All-School Festival. Much credit is due Bob McFall, one member of this class, who assisted members of the Analyst Staff in the taking of pictures of important school affairs and personalities.

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Tommy Abbinett, Anne Alsman, George Alsop, Albert Baldwin, Marjorie Barr, Evelyne Ball, Sam Bridwell, Ralph Bryant, Mary Burns, Ruth Butland, Tommy Calvert, Maurice Coombes, Ann Cooke, Beverly Cottrell, Dick Cronin, Betty Davis, Joe Davis, Frances Deal, Clarence Disney, Joan Dlugos, Carl Dooley, Betty Duzenberry, Donald Grant, Leona Hamblen, Jackie Hannah, Billy Harris, Rose Hecklesberg, Lloyd Hert, Marjorie Hutchings, Joyce Johnson, Ralph Johnston, Betty Kalb, Charlotte Kelly, Harry King, William Klee, Bill Lockhart, Eula Lowe, Norma Lumsdon. Imogene McCann, Jean McCoskey, Louise McFall, James McLaughlin, Jack McMillan, Lois Mabley, Norma Miller, Otto Nasser, Don Osborne, Gloria Palmer, William Piper, Wilbur Ramsey, Mable Richey, Mary Alice Shannon, Ray Shepherd, Louise Skelley, Rosezetta Smith, Jimmy Snyder, Diana Sweeney, Betty Tanoos, Morgan Tinch, Shirley 'Thrasher, Mary Trueb, Richard Vaughn, Wayne Wade, Sunny Whitaker, Virginia Wil- kie, Hilda Willen, Mary Jo Williams, Charlotte Wittenberg, Kenneth Zigler. F RESHMAN CLASS Sponsors : Miss RUTH TEMPLE AND Miss VVENONAH GosHoRN Officers: PREs1DENT: RALPH JOHNSTON VICE-PREs1DENT: DICK CRoN1N SECRETARY: DIANA SWEENEY TREASURER: LOUISE lWCFALL The past year has proved a very successful one for the sixty-five members of the Freshman Class. Their activities calendar was full and included many noted events. Most outstanding among these activities were: the Freshman Revue, which Was a variety show presenting the many talented students in this class, given as their contri- bution to the All-School Festival, and the Freshman English Class production of the great Shakespearean tragedy, Julius Caesar. Students planned, directed, and presented this play in its original form, with Miss Eleanor Dunlap as sponsor. Other parties and picnics added to the social life of the Freshman Class.