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

Text from Pages 1 - 34 of the 1943 volume:

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AJ 4. alt-llit-:ith this hunk tu thusv vuliclllt-l't-ml pt-uplvs wlmsv llllt'0lltIllt'l'2llPlt' spirits shzlll livi- tlirmigjli tho :lgt-s. V .Xml wt- art- lim-rv :is on :1 llzlllillllg plain Swt-pt with 1-mifilsvml :ilnrnis ot' Ftl'llQQlt' :mil llight xVll0l'l' igfmwzilit Ill'llllt'S t-lush hy night. hI.VI l'Ill'1XY Alixtmigim. DR. OLIS JAMISON Pass, RALPH N. TIREY i DEAN J. ERLE GRINNEL .JB O All I ,J K . J' x Q37 Mlss GERTRUDE EWING MR. PAUL L. Wol.F DMINISTRATIO The Illt'IlllD6l'S of the 1943 zL!'l'2lllllZltlIlg' class wish to thank the Fan-ulty and .Xmlininist1'z1- tion for their vnllmhle gnirlniic-e zinml c'o-operation tlirongh the past years. lVe would like especially, to thank Bliss Ewing :incl lllr. lvolf for the llllll0l'StllIllllIlQ' :Incl zlssistzliiee they have given ns tlirongliont our senior year. And only the Master shall praise ns. and only the Muster shall lilziniez And no one slnxll work for money, anal no one shall Work for fame: But each for the joy of working, and each, in his separate star, Shall clrnw the Tliing as he sees lt, for the God of Things as They Are! SKIPLING. 'x v - I . C I Q3 VI -' .Q Mu FACULTY Ilmv 1. Imlt in right: I' rwl Ilaurrls. I':1l1l Wulf. III-rmzxn'I1'lu-Iuw.Ullf11..I:1ln1w11.Urx'4I 1 w p rw , - - v vu Img, IA'UI'2l fl'lhlJIIl, Ulgxl lmnlrs. Iuxtlm IUIIIIJIU. Imw 2. IA-II In right: U 2l.X'IlI' F1'II:llllt'I lul'lr'u1l1- Iixxing. .Xmm QZIVIP, in-1':1I1l111v Flmltz. II:1Il1vhmllI1. I.1lc-1l1- N11-In-. .Ivy Iulllf. Nlnl 1 X . , . , . . , . , . . 1l1uI Jzlnwn, i':lI'uIim' Ifvlso. IIOIvl1 Stullv. Ilollvlal S2lllIi1'.Y, Xlilmllwl Svuil. I Iu1':1 Hmilln Ix nllnwn IXt'IlIll'kI.Y. Huw J. Imft to right: Ilolwrt I'Il'llIl1ll'I, IIRIIII II1-zuly. liylrx-x' Wilxmu. We i , . . mmzlln Gmlnwn. Nlnrx' Iwvzul, I'Illl'lM' IIlIllHlll'Iil'l', Marx' Olga: I,l'Il'I'N. Ilvlun IIl'lt'l'. Iivrllnn , . Iwtzsllnlnmlx. Izlvallml' Illlnlnp. NI2ll'g1'2ll'l't IIIIIIIIII. L. Ilmx' mum- vmn' lllIlllI to lw m IlIlll1If I om-v wall luluwlm-Ilgwl gnu-. 1IIU'll'Il4'SN ui' sight :xml QIIIIIQIIIOIII l'IQIlI1I who mliml IIN' NZIIII1' lIt'llI'2lYl'f II to vmn' mst vnu lmw ll Iusl.:ll14I tllllft' 4IvI:1w4I llw sxunw. Yo Q .. lu' own 114-sm-rt lmlln 1-zlusml tlw wnmrt: You ullglnt mul mv to lmlzum-. I L xIl1'II.Xl'1I. XVIIEKLIJZSWIllI'I'Il. O 0 If fx' 16 MAF l xx No 4 A ed be WK afp Q 'BJ X J' !Q6Q xv WM , Qffwff QW? M X9 .QW ZJXX CLALAQ-J Dedicated To The State ,Stud'entsi Ancl Fecultg ln The Service Let it bei your pride, therefore, to show all ineneverywliere not Ullly what good soldiers you are, but also what good men you are '. . . Let us set for ourselves a standard so high that it will be a glory to live up to it and add a new laurel to the crown of America. Robert Acher Homer Anderson Leroy Banfield Robert Biel Charles Bielfield Fred Bogardus George Bogardus James Bowman Albert Boyll Christopher Bray Don Bridwell Sam Bridwell Frank Brinkman Norman Byers Bette Callahan ,Jaek Calvert ' . eiiffol-ti oampbaii Darrell Cavolt' -' wJa1nes--Clark' W ioseph Conrad Joseph Conliath -Leon Conratlir A I rank Coveistone, N eWil1ia111 Coverstone' , Benjamin Cox- William Coxpap John R. Cox Donald Cramer Frank Crawford Leland Creighton Herbert Crowe Rufus Danner Earl DePugh N Robert DeVore Vernon Dix Joel Dlugos Joseph Dreher Nick Dupies James Durham Wli-lliam Durham Robert Enders Ernest Fagg Perry Fouty Mary Fread Robert Ferguson A Jack Ffuller J ack Garver Jack Gill Anthony Gocke Nathan Greenway Virgil Griffin Howard Grisby Loy Grissom VVilliam Grosjean Raymond Hauck William Hauck Harold Hauer John Hauer Robert Harris Haldon Haywood Joseph Hedding Robert Hetlding Louis Henry James Hicks Neal Hines Marshall Hubbard Richard Huffman lVilliam Ijams June Evans Irwin Quentin Jeffries Joseph Jones Robert Jones lvalter J untgen Herschel Keller Charles Kelley Thomas Kelley VVilliam Kester John King Charles Lambert Robert Lambert Bernard Latona James Laughlin Martin Lillie Robert Lindeman Jack Lowder Doris Lundgren James Madison Merton Mandeville lVilliam Mankin Paul Mascari Itlfklllli Marrs Gordon' Matthews J olm Mayer Marlin McClintock Dale McGlone Jolm Mellroy Daniel Mclntyrc Edward Mclntyre James Mclntyre VVilliam MeKillop Michael McKissick Glenn Mitchell George Muench Jackson i Modisett James Morrison Robert Nagel lYilliam L Newhart lvayne Newton iVayne Nolen IAEUII O'Dell Richard Uglesby James OlLeary Vincent O'Leary Keith Owen John Ozok Greg Parker Thomas Parkhurst Thomas Patrick Raymond Pernow Bernard Phelps Lawrence l'ifer Ilarry Piper Harold Pitser Robert Pylcs Frank Prox George Rall Homer Ray Harold Reintjes Leonard Reintjes Richard Rielnn John Rogers Deneta Sankey VVUODROWV TVILSON. Joseph Schell Edward Schwibbe VVilbur Sellers lVilliam Shelburn Floyd Smith George Smith Ervin Smithart lVilbur Spangler Charles Spurgeon George Stakeman Glenn Stark Thomas Starkey Clifford Stiegelbaur Jolm Stien Betty Rose Stultz J olm Sweet Edward Ta-ylor Fra nk T erhorst Jack Thompson Myers Thompson Robert Tirey . Robert Torrence Edgar Torrey A James Vermillion Joseph lVagner ' Joseph Wvarcl Kenneth Wlalker xvlllltllll W'eng Edwin lvilkinson James Tvilliams Paul lVilliams iVilliam VVilliamson Robert lvirtz ivilliam lvolf James lVoods Ralph Yeager if Missmo IN Ac'1'roN: Clarence Day LeRoy Foltz Richard Kadel PRESIDENT CLASS 'l'uh . Y , 2 ROBERT POLLOCK Ill-X, -l'-43: Chaplain of lll-X - x l'l'esl1 of '45 l,l'0SlKlt'llt of Senior Class, '42-Wil: l,l'0Sltlt'llt ol . '41-H121 Y. 40 41. X lt'l'- leut of Sopliouiore Class, ' -' l,ltSltlt'llt of l'lI'L'Slllll2lll Class. '39-'ltlg 'lll'St Ii1 isu111 of City -41--lL: Q-ll Izll e l'l1lito1'. '-12: Se1'1'etal'V-' l ' 'z .' ' l 7 1 Yi 'sity llaski-thall,42-'43 luu Ili-Y Ctllllllll X ll v.. - ion' Varsity liaskethull, '40-'41-'42: liasehall 'Jftl' ' 1 lli Y W '40 '41 'JH S1 lllltt Clluh -,f.- - -,gt : 1 in Cluh, '39-'40. - , - u 1 1 ,..',... ,,,, , SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER MARYANNA DEDE Secretary of Senior Class, '42-'43g Secretary of Junior Class, '41-'42g Blue Tri, '40- '41-'42-'43g Blue Tri Council, '41, Co-Director of Blue Tri- Hi-Y Christmas Play, '42g Junior Prom Committee, '42g Senior Carnival, '42, Analyst Staff, '43. DAN SHANNON Vice-President of Senior Class, '42-'43, Vice-President of Freshman Class, '39-'40, Treasurer of Junior Class, '41-'42g Vice-President of Hi- Y, '42-'43g Football, '40,-'41g Basketball, '40-'41-'42-'43g Hi- Y, '42-'43. Senior Class PHYLLIS BERMAN Treasurer of Senior Class '42-'43, Editor of Analyst '43, Basketball Chairman of G.A.A., '42-'43g Cheer Lead- er, '42-'43g Co-Chairman of Hioe-Down Dance, '43g G.A A., 42-'43, Blue Tri, '42-'43 Senior Carnival, '42. lVith Ql'llll tlt'tt'l'Illllliltl0ll for a hright Zllltl promising year, the Senior Class hegau hy sponsoring a l'llIlllIlIlQ1'0 sale which l'tllSt'll the IIOCOSSZII'-V lilllltli forthe lveguuuug of the Senior Vnuix il whi1h was the most Hlll'C'0SSflll flll'll1l l'lllX exei en t' '2. ' 1.' Ln. Q 1 .K lv. v . glv Following this very eolorful tlllll W4'll-0l'g'2llllZ0tl activity. t'2llll0 the night of fllll'lStlll2lH earoliug at various lJl'll'0S In th1 eouimluutv au1l a Clll'lStllllS party whu-h took plaee at the sehool with refreslunents tllltl tllllwlllg. l'I'heu eame the main project of the year, the Analyst. ln spite of a few hazards inter- fering. the 1lea1lliue was met., and a. 1lil'l'e1'ent tvpe of Analyst was the result. In honor of the ' ' ' Q. a party was given whi'-h was enjoyed hv ull 1'UlllIllt'llUll ol this tflsl 1 1 . The last week before commencement was a husy week with zu-tivities, sueh as the fare- well. the hreakfast. and the elass plenie. The Senior Class was also proud of their three l'81Jl'9SOIlt-iiflVOS in the yell lea1lingsqua1l. Row 1. EVELYN BALL--Jr. Red Cross Representative, '42, Secretary of Vigo County Jr. Red Cross, '42, Home Ec. Club Treasurer, '42, Glee Club Librarian, '42, Vice-President of Latin Club, '41, Glee Club, '41-'42-'43, Mixed Chorus, '41-'42-'43, Orchestra, '42-'43, Home Ec. Club, '41-'42, Latin Club, '41, G.A.A., '41, MARTHA BIELFIELD-Latin Club, '40-'41. BETTY BUZAN-Vice-President of Jr. Red Cross, '41, Secretary of Latin Club, '42, Latin Club, '41-'42, Blue Tri, '41-'42-'43, Girls Glee Club, '40- '41, G.A.A., '42-'43, Row 2. KAY CLAXTON-Blue Tri, '42-'43. BETTY LOU COOPER-Red Cross Representative, '43, Student Oouncil, '42, Secretary of Freshman Class, '40, President of Girls Glee Club, '43, Analyst Staff, '43, Yell leader, '40-'41-'42-'43, Dramatics Club, '39, G.A.A., '39-'40-'41, Bowling Club, '41, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Director of Senior Carnival Stage Show, '42, Art Club, '40, Glee Club, '40-'41-'42-'43, Mixed Chorus, '40-'41-'42-'43, BUD DAVIS-Hobby Club, '39, Hi-Y, '39-'40-'41-'42-'43, Boys Glee Club, '41-'42. Row 3. JOEL DLUGOS-Hi-Y, '40-'41-'42, B.A.A., '39-'40, Football, '39-'40-'41-'42, Mixed Chorus, '40- '41, Boys 'Glee Club, '40-'41, Junior Varsity, '40-'41, MARJORIE EASON-President of G.A.A., '42, Band, '40-'41-'42, Orchestra, '40-'41-'42, G.A.A., '40-'41-'42-'43, Blue Tri, '42-'43, Blue Tri Council, '42, Hi-Y-Blue Tri Christmas Play, '43. JAMES GIGLIO-President of Freshman Class, '39, President of Sophlo-more Class, '40, Vice-President of Junior Class, '41, Test Tube, '40-'41, Basketball, '40-'41-'42, Tennis, '40-'41'-'42-'43, Baseball, '41, Softball, '40, Senior Class Play, '42, General Chairman of Senior Oarnival, '43, Analyst Staff, '42-'43, The National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society, Latin Club, '39- '40, Jr. Classical League, '41-'42, Bowling Club, '39, Hobby Club, '39. O' Q ,Mu X Row 1. JOHNEEN GRAY-Blue Tri, '41-'42-'43, Book Club, '41-'42, Majorette, '41-'42-'43, SUZ- ANNE GREEN-Secretary of Sophomore Class, '41, G.A.A., '39-'40-'41-'42, Basketball Chairman of G. A.A., '39, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Glee Club, '39-'40-'41-'42, Mixed Chorus, '39-'40-'41, Dramatic Club, '39, Student Council, '41, Analyst, '43, RUTH HENRY-G.A.A. '39-'40, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Dra- matic Club, '39-'40, Book Club, '40-'41-'42, Test Tube Staff, '41-'42, Analyst Staff, '43, Thespian Club. Row 2. ARTHUR D. HILL-President of Orchestra, '42-'43, Vice-President of Band, '42-'43, Orchestra, '40-'41-'42-'43, Band, '40-'41-'42-'43, Mixed Chorus, '42-'43, Boys' Chorus, '42-'43, Analyst Staff, '42- '43, Junior Varsity Basketball, '40-'41, Baseball, '42-'43, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42-'43, Convocation Committee, '42-'43, Hi-Y, '41-'42-'43, Science Club, '41-'42, EARL HOWLE--Treasurer of Junior Class, '42, Baseball. '41-'42, Boys' 'Glce Club, '40-'41-'42, Mixed Chorus, '40-'41-'42, Analyst Staff, '43, Cross Country, '42, Secretary of Hi-Y, '43, DUAINE KLUEH-wSecretary of Hi-Y, '43, Hi-Y, '42-'43, Vice- Presiclent of Science Club, '41, Science Club, '41, Varsity Basketball, '41-'42-'43, Junior Basketball, '39- '40, Boys' Glce Club, '39-'40-'41, Mixed Chorus, '39-'40-'41, Latin Club, '39-'40, Tennis Team, '39-'40- '41, Baseball, '41-'42. Row 3. MARJORIE LANDES-French Club, '40-'41. LOIS MINTER MABLEY-Vice-President of Blue Tri, '43, Blue Tri, '41-'42-'43, President of Forum Club, '43, Secretary of 'Book Club, '42, Vice- President of Home Ec. Club, '42, Student Council, '41-'42, Book Club, '41-'42, G.A.A., '40, Latin Club, '40, Debate Team, '43, School News, '43, RUTH MCGLONE-Blue Tri, '41-'42-'43, Blue Tri Counci1,'43. N A X XKVLO4- TEJJC' s ' n gfwvoafi fi I Row 1. MARCELLA McINTYRE President of Blue Tri, '42-'43, Blue Tri Council, '41-'42-'43, Sergeant-at-Arms, '41-'42, Analyst Staff, '43, G. A. A., '40-'41-'42, Latin Club, '40, Junior Classical League. '41, Book Club, '41-'42, Debate, '43, Forum Club, '43, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43. ADELAIDE PARISH Blue Tri, '40-'41, Glewe Club, '40-'41-'42, MADONNA MAE PELL -Vice-President of G. A. A., '42-'43, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, G. A. A., '40-'41-'42-'43, Sergeant-at-Arms, '42- '43, Band, '40-41-'42-'43, Orchestra, '42-'43, Blue Tri Council, '42-'43. Row 2. VIRGINIA RIPPLE Blue Tri '40-'41, Latin Club, '40-'41, Girls' Glee Club, '40-'41, ARTHUR ROGERS Hi-Y, '41- '42-'43, President of Freshman Class, '39, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, '40-'41, Varsity Basketball, '42-'43, Jr. Varsity, '40-'41-'42, Baseball, '41-'42-'43, Softball, '40-'41-'42, Co-editor of Analyst. '43, Test Tube Staff, '42, Senior Carnival Side- show, '42-'43, Vice-President of Boys' Glee Club, '43, Secretary of Mixed Chorus. '43, French Club, '40-'41, Hobby Club, '40, Camera Club, '40, Orchestra, '40, Mixed Chorus, '40-'41-'42-'43, Boys' Glee Club, '40-'41-'42-'43, Vocal trio, '42, Vox-al sextette, '43, Indiana All-State Chorus, '40-'41-'42-'43, Senior Carnival, '41-'42-'43, Art Club, '41, Debate, '43, Asst. Mgr. Basketball, '40, Asst. Mgr. Football, '40, Hi-Y-Blue Tri Christmas Play, '43. ELLEN SHOOK' 'Treasurer of 'Blue Tri, '42- '43Z B Row Staff. lue Tri Council, '42-'43, French Club, '39-'40-'41, Chairman of War Stamp Committee, '42-'43, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, 3. LOUISE SKELLY- -Secretary-Treasurer of French-Spanish Club, '41-'42, Captain of Bowling Club, '41-'42, Analyst '43, Art Club, '40-'41, G. A, A., '40-'41, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Science Club, '41-'42. DONNA MAE SMITH Vice-President of Sophomore Class, '40-'41, Vice-President of Girls' Glee Club, '42-'43, Indiana State Representative B. O. Girls' Prom Blue W. High School Forum, '43, Debate, '42-'43, French Club, '40-'41, Cercle Espanal, '41-'42, Bowling Club, ' Glee Club, '42-'43, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Blue Tri Council and Inter-club, '42-'43, Co-editor of Analyst, '43, Committee, '42, Student Council, '43, Senior Carnival Committee, '43. JANE L. SNYDEIR --French Club, '39- Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Senior Carnival Committee, '43, Blue Tri Council, '41342-'43, Inter-Club, '42-'43. to W. 40-'41, Junior '40-'42, K V. X X xl W , 2 it t,lfl'7,L ,G ,. ., , . -- . - ,1' . . ,,x4, M4-L- 'JJ L...l,Ll-4-o-wsu 'I Row l. ROSEMARIE THOMAS-President of Mixed Chorus, '43, Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, '42-'43, Blue Tri, '42-'43, Analyst Staff, '43, FLOYD TINGLEY--Latin Club, '39-'40, Science Club, '41-'42. BILLIE VALLELY-Red Cross Representative, '41-'42, G. A. A., '41-'42-'43, Blue T1'i, '40-'4l- '42-'43, Glee Club, '42-'43, Yell leader, '40-'41-'42-'43, Bowling Club, 41. Row 2. JANE WAGGONER-Secretary of Sophomore Class, '41-'42, Secretary of Blue Tri, '42-'43, Secretary of Blue Tri lnter-club, '42-'43, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, Blue Tri Clouncil, '42-'43, Latin Club, '41-'42, Forum Club, '42-'43, Analyst, '43, Dramatic Club, '39-'40, MAX WALKER-Vice-President of Holz-by Club, '39-'40, Varsity Basketball, '40-'41-'42-'43, Varsity Baseball, '40-'41, Hi-Y, '42-'43, llolmby Club, '40-'41-'42, Baseball, '41-'42-'43, Softball, '40-'41, Senior Carnival Committee, '42, Analyst Staff, '43, All-School Carnival, '41, Junior Prom Committee, '42, Art Club, '40, Science Club, '42. BILL WALLINGFORD-Latin Club, '42, Boys' Glee Club, '42, Bow 3. ERNEST WILKINSON-Hi-Y, '42-'43, Senior Carnival, '42, Analyst, '43. NORMA JANE WILLIAMS-Red Cross Representative, '40, Blue Tri, '40-'41-'42-'43, G. A. A., '42, f 1 KR 1 x7 Wi Y ul X 'f v v - U X i ,I l J f X Y 'u v 1 x, - ' J s If .K i l1..! Wuiuff- , nf :N - ' , ' rom X QA' 4 xr '. 1 f- 1 ' .1 x , ff P ff ' 9' F .. ...A Uv JJ 'fi it ' :lv A h 1 f,'-f X . I ' K4 Q .,. V V NYJ l 11f?'.M,Z -A IWW, . ' fl-gf7fJ?,,Z,' . clflfdo X fi k'? Row 1. l'resident, Jo Bailey: Xrlt'9-lPI'9SltlCIlt, llglygiye 'fvzlclfggtg iSecreta1'y,f lll llarrls: 'l reas- urer, Clarence Disney. 'JJKI 'Q J .sf it 314, I Row 2. Anna Alsman, Virgil Basquet-te, Stanley Berman. Betty Biggs, Helen Brown, Ralph I Bryant. Row Bette Davis, Howard Davis, Jackie Hannah, Curtis Jones, Joyce Johnson, Charlotte Kelley. Row 4. Lucille La Barberait, Janeee l.eMasters, Dorothy Loekett, Bill Lockliart, Imogene McCann, Norma Miller. Junior Class Activities Led by Betty Jo Bailey, lVayne ll'a4le, Bill Harris. and Clarenee Disney. with the guid- ance of Miss Margaret Gillum anal Miss Gypsy lVilson, the Junior Class of State High School spent a very profitable year. Many of the juniors began the year with the purehase of rlass pins and rings. The Glass workecl hard to raise Inoney for the spring dance. l'rojec'ts that they carried on were: a cookie sale. several successful mixers after basketball games. and a Gay Nineties Review. The juniors' home room was more successful in the tin-can drive than any other high- school homeroom. The juniors also clisplayerl their patriotism by buying a large amount of lVar Bonds anal Stamps. it Grailuating at end of summer term, due to acceleration of programs. S fr ix, be is 1 5, r . max' A' D , 77f4,aAJfN W - -- 1 GI M' N 5 Ii' I g af-V6 Cflr is A i,. ,E-, ' . i .yy I Y' . I ' ' , Hfvifita wffiww .1614 W ,iw fail Row 1. Abe N ElSg0l', Frznik NZISSOIJ3, Gepigqe Nasser, h'I2ll'g'2l1'8t' Perncca. Row Q. YVilbnr Ranlsey, Bmniie Robinson, Mary Alice Shannon, Ros- zetta Smith. Row 3. Martha Spears, Diana Sweeney, Mary Trneb, Jeanne VVzLde. Row 4. Calvin VVhite, Hilda iVillen, Mary Jo YVilliznns, ciil2LI'1Ott6 Wit- tenberg. 2: Graduating at end of summer term, clue to acc-eleratioli of prngrmns. I if ,V W-J-P MW , 4 ,, I ,- IL 14-' , ,. ,ff ff! 7191 .4 xx cg ' J' xi i A 'V 5 X A mf-J 'AAA I LL' L49 'l1h1nsA,fQNQo04 ..ALJ'x ff ff ' V! wfuf. W'-L.f,MJ 1'- Clfwvv A2U4 5 How 1.1 Left to rightfflzitlieifiiie Harris. Elm' 19 Yeager. llele1fAMa1rli11. Shirley Polloek. l rnm-es Morris. Joan Illugos. lintli llutlaiicl, Iva Lou lloiiser, Alma Jenn Urnilortf, Patsy liirklnml. How 2. Left to right: .lozimi Ellis. Betty Lou Womlers, Della Male Smith. Dorothy Sweet. Lois Mzxttliews, Mary Lou Jones, XYll'0'1Ill2l Jones. FI'00Cl0Illl2l Sll0ltt'll. Jllllltll FlSll0I'. . , Y . D . . How 23. Left to right: Norm Mel ziy. Allee lllulvamey. lllnry Nasser, lNIill'JOI'l0 llzisqnette. Louise lletfiier. RI2ll'Q1ll'0t NIl'xVll0l't0l', Pzlliline Fuller. Daisy Nelso11,.luekle Vlettl, chill llooe. Virginian lJ2llll0lS. Row 4. Left to right-: .lzieqlle CllI'1',V. Gloria Pulnier. Betty .lo Stzimper, llorzl llaivis. Doyne Combes. Mary Ileetor. llosemziry lVittenlmerg. Norman lVllll0llUllH0, Put Nuiiley. .lm-lc Pipes. 'l'o11m1y Uzilyert. Row 5. Left to right: Mary Belle Burns, Dorothy Nel- son. lvllllillll Piper. Cllzlrles Vlislillizlii. liill lvtlllgjfll. illlllllllly .xlllllll9tf,, Robert Huy. Mose Nasser. How 6. Left to right-: Fl'2lllli MeAulill'e, lhlll llri4lwell. N0l'I1l2lll Myer. llill l'lew. Joe Cox. Joe Vietti. Ilolr Mzirrs, Everett IA'llll2ll't. llouglzis Kelslmw. Arden Kirklmm, IJQ1l'l'0l llouser. .lurk Seotl, ll'illi:1m llyslop. J A fy ' Sophomore Class f5,,,f4f'N W ' f' 1ll'USllll'lll'. 'l'o111111y Culvert: Vive-l'resifle11t. .lau-li Pipes: Seeretzirv, Dorotliv Nelson: 'lll'02lS1ll'0l'. Pat Nuuley. I i Due to the worlxl situzitiou, tlie Sopliomores. spoiisoreil by Miss 'Il9lll17ll'. Miss Keimemly. :mil Mrs, Peters, mleeimlecl to Olllllllliltf' il few of tlieir :ietiyities tliis year. 'lllie memlrers of tlie elzlss pullieipziteil in the other activities of the seliool. Tliey have llzul active memlmers in lllue 'l'1'i. lli-Y. G. A. A.. Girl Seouts. Debate. zlml llzislcetlmll. :incl are prouml to liziye lizul seven menilrers on tlie Blue 'llri Connell. :incl two yell lezulers from tlle Sophomore Ulziss. 'l'l1e memliers of lliis elnss lmve lmoiiglit over 951.050 in XVIII' Stamps :intl llomls. 'lllll' Sopliomores :ire lmppy over tlie fzlrt tlizlt Miss 'l'emple's llome-room leil in tlle 1Jl'l'l'0lltIlgIt' ol' lvzu' Stamps bought for two weeks. linda- fl Jw fe ' 1 l ' l l i Row l. Left to right, Edward Hauer, Bob Jac-obs, Herbert Hays, Charles Evrard, Lester Sexton, Mar- jorie l'ig:g', llelen Dennis, Betty Lou Johnson, Charlotte Liffiek, Betty Sehotfstall, Ramona Logan. Bow 2, lieft to right: Rolvert Waid, Bruce VVallin5:ford, Jean Hudson, Marilyn Keitzel, Margaret Chrisman, Mary Lou Kyle, Patty Bruns, Mary Martha Carsman, Lauretta Schulze, Roselyn Dede. Row 3. Left to right: llale Heed, Don Coverstone, Lucille Young, .Ioan Snyder, Dorothy Rogers, Patty Molter, Miami White, Peggy Wilson, Mary Konrad, Betty LaMarr, Barbara Archer. Bow 4. Left to right: loan Adamson, Rosemary Rucker, Virginia Heeklesherpj, Barbara Mason, Dorothy Boyd, Rosalie Me- llaniels, Betty Walker, Helen Hargxis, .lean Bose Williams, .loan Hudson. Row 5. Left to right: Dick Manson, Forest Dawson, Don Brill, Norma Kelsey, Virgrinia Brown, Betty Ilawk, Charles Fouly, .lohn llavid llorn, Bolvert All. Row G. Left to right: David Buzan, Mrs. Jansen, llugh lVleCann, .lames Kar din, Sammy Morge, Lion McAuliffe, Bill Starkey, Don Turner, Eugene Cavolt, Niek Saikley. F1'GSl'1l'l'1E1l1 C1688 President, John llorn: Yiee-President. Nil-lt Saikley: Seeretary. lion 'l'nrner: 'lll'0:lSlll't'l' lloseniary llneker. 'l'he ninth grade 1-lass. sponsored In-V Mr. llexnly. Mrs. Kelso, and Mrs. Jansen. was verlx' aelive this year. The main higjliligllt ol' the seazzon was the lilling ol' a 'llll2lIlliSQ'lYlIlQ lmskel - 1..- rw , - ' - - wlneh was valnerl ai bplv..r0. lhe elass was al-so one ol the most l'llllSlNll'llt lll the llll sr-rap drive. 5 s Q S Qc S w s Q29 N X 954' A sy 4 fl Z' f , R Q 'S L vs 3 gs sq 0 S FQ ss gl BLUE TRI The State Blue Tri has been one of the Inost outstanding Girl Beserxie Uluhs in the eity. This fart is credited to the eapalole leadership of Miss lVenonah Goshorn, the sponsor, the offieers. Marcella lNIc-Intvre Lois Mablev. Ellen Shook and Jane lVa1f0'oner. ancl the Uouueil .V 7 . 3 252' eoinposed of Betty Joe Bailey, Joann Ellis, Mary Trueh, Mary Alice Shannon. Donna Mae Smith. Mary Nasser, Norma Miller, Jane Snyder, ancl Maclonna Pell. Tl1e 19-li-43 rear o Jeneml with a uartv ffiven ln' the 4'ol4l U'irls for the new lll0llllN'l'H. . l . is . f- A fter roulfh lllltliltltlll, the curls were forniallv lllllltlttxil into the eluh h' an un iresslve rerun'- I' Z3 -f 2' nltlon servlee, Wlllt'll was helxl at an all-school l'0llYOC2ltl0Il. The rluh gave their animal party for the ioor ehilmlren and eollahoratecl with the Hi-Y to Hive The Su mrenie Gift. a Christ- I'4 iuas play, for eonvoeatlon. h 'liarlv in the s Jrinff. a Mothers' Tea was Given with Miss Grave lJeVaneV, mlean of lfirls . 1' 2' . 2' at Garfielml. speaking on hoy and girl problems. The lllgllllgllt of the year was the C'alleo lloe Down. a eountrv srhool clanee which was held A Jril 30. , U As a war projeet the Blue Tri sponsored the sale of lVar Bonds ancl Stamps onee a week. Ellen Shook. treasurer, was in eharge of the sales, which provecl, by tl1e Pjl1'K'll2lSL' of approxi- niatelv fifteen 'ee ms, to he successful. The Blue Tri hel Jed in furnishing a serviee flaw in 1 - F m ?' honor of those persons from the Laboratory School who are now serving' lll the 2ll'Ill0ll forees. Many of the girls knitted woolen squares for Bundles for Britain. Fiveowaste paper haslcets were mlonatecl to the lf. S. O. Center hy the Blue Tri. 7 ,K Huw l. la-l't tu right: .lac-lc Pipvs. Bill llyslup. liuln l'ullm'lc. Wrl-vnu' lVamlv. Dan Sllllllllllll. lluam- lilllvll. How 2. lmlt Au right: Ilvrln-l'i llalvs. lllosv Xassn-r. Dun flUYt'l'SlUlIt', 'llmnnnlnny i'alvvrt. C'l:m-lu-v llism--V. .Xrtlmr liogs-rs. AI'llllll' Ilill. lCarl Ilowlv. Row Il. lmft to right: l':I'Il0Sl lVillcinmn. l31'lu'o lYallingfm'4l. flllZll'll'S clllSlllll2lll. liill ll'aug1ln. Max Walla-r', Hula Blarrs, liavlll liuxan. .law Fox. Huw l. lmft to right: .Xwlvn Kirlclmam. l'af Nulnl0y.Nm'111:ln Nl-wr. Silllllllj' Nlnrgv. Nlr. gl'llUIIll'l'. Ilalo lim-val. .luvl lllugos. Gvorgv Nasser. ' HI-Y l'rvsimla-nt. liulm Pollom-lc: Vim--l'l'1-slmlm-Ill, Ilan Sllilllllillll Sl'l'l't'l2lI'-Y. lflarl llnwlv: llll'l'IlNIIl'- lr. ll auvm- ll amlv. llu- mam lll:jllllg'lllH ol tlw Ill-X 4-all-mlar tllls .vm-ar xwrl-1 a got-lngvllu-1' mlxvr, formal initialilfn, tin 4-an llriw. llluv 'l'1'i-Ili-Y C'l1ristn1as Play. a llllXl'l' 2ll.l1'l' ilu- lVil4--x' QZIIIIU. l'ls-llgv Ilalv lll'UQ'l'1llllS. aml tllo annual pic-mniv. 'l'l1v lmrm-romana that 1-ulll-1-tml ilu- Q1l'l'2llllHl amount of till wrap wvrv pu-solltwl with small silk flags. 'l'lw lwgalnixatlml alw . . . . , - , ll'4'Sl'llll'4l Iln- twlmnl wltll a Sl'l'Yll'l' llalf In llmlm' ulfln- lmys lrmn l,:llun'alm'-V hm-lmul wlm P' arf- mm' Hl'l'YllILf in tln- armwl l.lbl'l'l'S, ' SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This sinuinsz' 1rroup's main purpose was serving as a train- im! irroup for the members of mixed chorus. The organi- zatlon was permanently dismissed hee-ause of the 4-hange in the high si-hool l-ourses. Those who held otfieers' positions were: President, Norma Miller, Betty l.ou Cooper: Viee-President, Ann Alsman, llonna Mae Smith: Seeretary-Treasurer, Jeanne Wade, Hilda Willen: Lilwrarians, Billie Vallely, Evelyn Ball, Joan Adam- son: Award Conimittee, Marzraret MeWhorter. Row l. lieft to rights Patsy Kirkland, Judith Fisher, Dorothy 'Rogers Evelyn Ball, Mary Alice Shannon, Joan lllugos, Patty Bruns, Margaret iMeWhorter, Mary Iiou Kyle, Barlrara Mason. Bow 2.'I.eft, to right: Norma Miller, The- rlse Conway, Nliami White, Mary Martha Garsman, Donna Mae Smith. Vharlotte Kelly. lmoixene McCann, Joyee John- son, .lavkiv Hannah. Billie Valluly, Ann Alsman. Row 3. -Left to riuht: .laneee l.elVlaster, Virginia Jones, Iatty I Nloiter, Ellen Shook, Gloria Ialmer, Betty Cooper, Hilda Willen. .loan Adamson, Diana Sweeney, Virginia Brown, Virginia IIea-kleslweru, lirsemary Ilueker, Alive Mulvaney. .IUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB This orsranixalion has sponsored quite a few aetivities. Arnon: these are Vhristrnas earoling, eonvoeations, pro- iframs for eiril- -lrgfanizations. and entertainment as a mari-liiug ehoir at lmasketlrall games. 'l'he following' otl'i4-ers presided: President. Joe LaBarl1era, Bolx Weir: Vive-Prtsident, Harold Blair, Otto Palmer: Ser- rel:1ry-Treasllrer. Owen H2II'l!11llI', Bill West: Lilxrlarians, liavid Varty, .lohn Harris, Earl Heekleslrerg, .lim Harris: Award Cornznittev, .lat-ll Hill, Jimm, Worrell, Billy Perkins, liolueri Stewart. lion' 1. l.c'l't tw right: Bernard Watson. Charles Cline, lion Biddle. VVilliam Stags. Bay Walker, Otto Palmer, Philip Silnson, B1 lwrt Stewart. Bow 2. Left to right: Lloyd Burke, Billy Worrell. Harold Blair. Rudy Piper, Joe La- llarlwra. ,l:u-li Hill, .lim Worrell. Harold Blair. Lindsay .l:n'lason. lion' Il. l.eft to riv'ht: Miss Sankey, Owen Har- luour. Ilarlan lfuulqliollser, Bill Perkins, Iiyle Disney, .lim Ilarris, .lohn lVlii-rink. .lohn Harris, .lark Hoopintrcirner, llaxid Varly, liollert Mueller JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Throughout the year, this group has eniratteil in quite a few activities. Some of these are: eonvoi-ations, a Christ- mas program for Volunteers of Amerira, programs for churches and eivie organizations, and partieipiation as a marehinxt Choir with the hand at a few of the season's basketball frames. The flficers of this musieal orpranization are: President, Vera Bailey, Priseilla Stuart: Viee-Prpsident, Marjorie Gruenholz, Rita Mueller: Seeretary-Treasurer, Patsy Wil- son, Barbara Fish: liilirarians, Irma Jean Kautz, Mary lim. land, Barlz-ara Harden, Cletteus Mrtfray: Award Committee. Patty Roach, Eileen Bonney, Jean Harden, Martha I'Iayward. Row I. Left to risrht: Edeana Smith. l'le1trus Mm-t'r:1y. .Ioan Worley, llvse Robinson, Miss Smokey, Mary Skelly, Edith Goodwin. Wanda Fisher. li'-w 2. lieft to riulit: Irma Jean Kautz, Patty Wilson, Bmtty .Io Brown. Virginia Pril-u, Rita Mueller, I'QL!LCy Molter, -Barlwara Harden, Betty .lo Shanks, Ruth Burkett. Row IZ. Ia-ft io riuht: Barlrara llcitzel, Martha Hayward, Jean Harden, Naia l,ou Flrupson, Norma Daniels, Betty Quinn, Marjorie llruenlmlz, Earlene Isaues. Eileen Bonney, Sally Keithley. SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB This group, although not par'tivularly as-tive. did very Kind Work. They performed for a few eonvocation pro. grams and served as a training group for Mixed i'horus members. Because of the 4-ham-re in the high sl-hool sched- ule this organization was form-cd to dislxand the second semester. President, Arthur Rwgrersi Viee-President. Don Vover- stone: Seeretary-Treasurer. Arthur Hill: Iiilwrarian. .Ian-k Pipes: Award Committee, Dale Reed. Row l. Left to right: Virziinia Brown tpianistl. Edward Hauer, Sammy Mfrire, Ilalc Iierd. Arthur Rogers, Ilon Covcrstone. Miss Sankey. Row 2. I.ef't, to ritrht: Earl I'I.nrle, John David Horn, Tommy Calvert, Art Hill, Iliek Manson, Jacque Curry, Jaek Pipes, Bob All. SENIOR G. A. A. Q FORUM CLUB ' The Girls' Athletir Assoeiation is a club having for its purpose that of stimulating interest in girls' healthiand promoting high ideals and sportsmanship. They have sponsored a badminton tournament and the annual basketball tournament for glrls. The present eondi- tions of our country have cut down the activities of this organization, whit-h meets every Tuesday evening after sm-bool. The sponsor of this athletic 1-luh is Miss Mary Fread. The officers for 1942-43 are: President, Marjorie Eason: Vi4-e-President, Ma- donna. Pell, Sei'retary-Treasurer, Norva MeVay. Row I. Left to right: Shirley Pollock, Norma Miller, Hilda Willen, Marjorie Eason, Madonna l'ell, Phyllis Berman, Betty Buzan, Ruth Mc-Glone, lfllaine Yea.ger.' Row 2. 'Left to right: Barbara Mason, Franres Morris, Mary Lou Kyle, Jackie 'Hannah, Jeanne Wade, Della Mae Smith, Helen Marlin, Marthia Thompson, Patty Molter, Miami White. Row 3. Left to right: Norva Mt-Vay, .loan Adamson, Virginia Hes-kleeiherg, Miss Fread, Imogene McCann, Ruth Rutland, Joan Dlugos, Dorothy Sweet, Mary Nasser. Row 4. Leftt to right: Pauline Fuller, Alive Mulvaney, Norma Whitehouse, Helen Brown, Betty Davis, Dorothy Russell, Peggy Wilson. The Forum Club was reorganized this year with Piaul .Heady and Miss Meribah M. Clark was sponsors. The officers are: Lois Mabley, President: Mary Trueb, Secretary. Meetings are held every Thursday for the purpose of diseussing problems and phases of the war sit- uation. ' , ' Associated with the Forum Club is the debate team, which has participated in debates with several schools. The debate group islmade up of Dorothy Nelson, Donna Mae Smith, Lois Mabley, Marcella Mi-Intyre, .Mary Trueb, Frank MeAuliFfe'g and Arthur Rogers. The teafn is coarhed by Alan Huckleberry of the Speech Department, aided by Barbara Lilney and Ch2iI'l0S GBUS of I-IIC 'clvll'-MIB. D. A . SAFETY PATROL 0 JUNIOR RED CROSS Major, Billy Greer: Captain, Tobert Wiekardg Captain, Jimmy Joe Blair. The safety patrol, under the dire.-tion of Mr. Fred Harris, has been one of the most at-tive groups of young students in the si-hool this year. The members faithfully direeted the school traffic in rain, shine, or zero weather. Their activities this year were as follows: I. Regular patrol duties, 2. Weekly gymnasium periods iafter school, 3. Hikes and swimming parties. Those pictured are: Row l. Left to right: Preston Hill, Billy Joe Houghtelin, Albert Supp, Billy Greer, James Slaven. Ned Marlan. Row 2. Left to right: Don McKillop, Robert Sliaven, Wayne Roberts, Billy Joe Louis, Robert Wit-kard, Robert Jones. Row 3. Left to right: Mr. Harris, .lohn Count-il, Raymond Williams, Perry Brown, Jimmy Joe Blair, Paul Jones. The .lunior Red Cross otfii-ers this year were: President, Mary Nasserg Vice-President, Elaine Yeager: Secretary, Lois Matthewsg Treasurer, Don Coverstone. This organiz-ation is 4-omposed of all the pupils in'each homeroom group. The functioning unit is the Clount-il, composed of two rep- resentatives from eavh homeroom from Kindergarten through grade twelve. The Couneil met regularly l.o dist-uss problems of importanee. At Thanksgiving, baskets were provided for unfortunate families in the community. At Christmas, toys and fruit were taken to the Day Nursey. The .Iunior Red Cnoss also sent magazines to the Boys' Club and throughout the year ro-operated with senior organizations in their artivities. Row I. Left to right: Robert Irwin, Gayle Adams, Kay Hertwig, Virginia Fisher, Norman Wade, Billy Joe Louis, Menzy Wetnight, .Ioan I'ower. Myra .Io Melton. Row 2. Left to right: Rxibert Wickard, Eddie Mc-Cabe. Thom-as Mabley, Patsy Louis, Barbara Bennett. Doris Ann Dodge, Beverly All. Row 3. Left to right.: Marjorie Gruenholz, Mary Nasser, Betty Wonders, Lois Matthews, Elaine Yeager, Therese Conway, Betty Lou Cooper, .lack Watson, Donald Thomas. Rlow 4. Left to right: .lark Biddle, Frances Morris, Peggy Wilson, Norva Mt-Vny. Don Cuvei-stone, Ella Pax-khurst, Virginia Price, Miss Carle. Mary Nasser. 1- Orchestra I'resi1lent, Arthur llillg Vice-President, YValter Templeton, Secretary, Priscilla Stuart, Treasurer, Mose Nasser. The orchest ra, also, 'showed improvement as the year went along. The twenty-three mem- bers, under the leadership of Mr. Ernhart, proved to be a very fine utility group for musical entertainment in the school, Although being a small orchestra, it proveml to be very success- ful. - . Row 1. Left to right: Art- Hill, Mary VVood, DeLi,ll Nasser, Patricia Kirlclanml, Jean Har- clin, Bobby Shepherd, Madonna Pell, Douglas Kelshaw, Barbara Balcer,' Mr. Ernhart, Jimmy Austin. How 2. Left to right: Jill Hill, Evelyn Ball, Mose Nasser, Norma TVh-ite- house, Leonard Klee. H ' . Mrxcd Chorus Directell by Miss Sankey, this group of singers provecl topbe very capable. '- 'One of the outstanding performances of the year was a musical production, the' May Festival, directed by Miss Sankey and Mr. Ernhart. ' Small groups from the club were organized for directing community singing, and per- forming at social functions of the schools, churches, and various business groups. They also sponsored several convoeations. Row 1. Left to right? Miss 'Sankeyg Dorothy Rogers, Patty Molter. Mary Alice Shan- non. Joan Dlugos, Janece 'I,eMasters, Virginia Ilecklesberg. Evelyn Ball, Jurlith Ann 'Fishery Virginia Jones. Row 2. Left to right: Gloria Palmer, Jackie Hannah, Miami WVhite, Joyce Johnson. Norma Miller, Patty Bruns. Ann Alsman, Imogene McCann, Joan Aclagnson-, Hilda lvillen, Theresa Conway. Mary Martha Carsmian, Margaret MclVhorter. Mary Rector, Patsy Kirklanrl. Row 3. Left to right: John David Horn, Sammy Morge, lJou Coverstotie, Robert All, Arthur Rogers, Jacque Curry, Arthur Hill, George Nasser, Earl Howle. . , K Band y , J I President, Douglas Kelshaw: Vice-President, Arthur Hill, Secretary, Bob Shepherdg Treasurer, Barbara Bakerg Librarian, Billy Joe lloughteling ASS'lStilI1't Conductor, Martha Crow. . The band, unmler the leaclership of Mr. Ernhart, showed great improvement during the year. This organization was very active, playing for the home basketball games andiplaying on many other occasions. The band has three baton twirlers, namely, Martha Crow, Darllis Dougherty, and Johneen Gray. Ella l'arkhurst's flag twirling was a new aml interesting addition. The baml proved to be one of the finest in State lligh's history. W Row 1. Left. to right: Douglas Kelshaw, Madonna Pell, Thelma Nasser, Bill Klee, Nor- ma XVll.lt6ll0llS0, Don.Lutes, Jimmy Austin, Billy Joe Iloughtelin, Dickie Simpson, Marie Starrett, XValter Templeton. Row 2. Left to right: Dai-his Dougherty, Mary Jo Colelihln, Sergei Malooley, Phillip Simpson, Jimmy Martin, Keith l,ucas,'Art Ilill, James Slavens, Albert, Supp. Jimmy Heeklesberg, Bennie Payne, Billy Greer, TV-lllllil Ross. Row 3. Left to right: Mr. Ernhart, Harold Yvetnight, Bob Mueller, Bob Shepherd, Barbara Baker, Rose Deana Robertson, Norma Smith, Martha Crow, Ella Parkliurst. e ' ' f, Although working under wzirtinie eontlitions this year, the stuff which was ehosen pruveml xery effieient :incl ll1V2llll2ll1l0 in Elllllllg the Cilplllill-' eflitors, Phyllis Berinzin. lloinizi Mau Smith, :intl Arthur Rogers. Main-v original imleus were instituted in this piihliemioii, :intl :in ntirely llilferent type of Analyst is the result. Tlmse 2lDJt'1lI'lll0' in the rietnre. who servecl :ls ehziirnien of the V2ll'l0llS mlivisinns of the 9 Ximlyst stuff, ure as follows: Slznnling. right to left: Manx lV:illcer. lioh Pnlluelc, Suzanne Green, Dain Sllilllllllll, Ellen Slinok, Jznnes lliglin, liiirl llowle, Louise Shelly. .Xrthnr Ilill. lflnyil Tinglenv. Nl2ll'l'0ll2l Meinl-vre. Sezileml, right to left: llelty limi C'noper, Ajill'-Villlllil Deile. Donna lxllll' Smith, Phyllis llernizin, Artlnir lingers. 'Tlinse zxixling in the emitrihlltinns tuw:ll'4l the pnlrliezliiun of the Analyst not inelnmleml in the pietnre are ROS0lll2ll'l0 'llll0lll2lS, lletty IgllZilll.ollllll' Snymler, Virginia Ripple, Murtlni Biel- fielml. Marjorie Lzlnlles. .Mlelzliile l':lrish, llnlh llenrrv. llnth Mrfllone, Ililly lV:1llingfor4l. Mn- tlllllllll l'ell. Zlllll Luis lllzlhley. . x Q--Q f ,wsu fxggaa, QM www' X .fx fffw 23 'ff J 'LW 5 - 5 2 -wmw I ,, -'Qww y , 12115 ' a 2 mix. 3 x J , M, ff Nz, 4 x ,. ,W ...,. 4 . 5 . Q m wg? 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Iieft to right: Max Walker, Wayne Wade, Clarence Disney, Duane Klueh, Art Ilill. Row 2. Left to right: Jack McMillan, Jim Giglio, Bob Pollock, Ilan Shannon, Art Rogers, Wilbur Ramsey, tloach Paul Wolf. Varsitg Baslcetlaall Ranked twelfth in the State of Indiana hy the Associated Press, this year's team compiled the hest record in the history of the State High School. In winning twenty games and losing three, State's Young: Sycamores tied for the city championship, won the Wabash Valley Preliminary, and were one ot' the eight teams remaining from a starting field of one hundred-eleven teams. Of the'three games lost, one was an overtime, and the other two were lost hy close margins. All three games were listed as unexpected upsets, as this smooth working crew was picked to win the Valley and City crowns. The Associated Press listed State's loss in the State Sectional as one ot' the tive major upsets in Indiana high school haskethall. Brilliant passing, a lightning-t'ast hreak, and an air-tiglit defense attracted record-lrreaking crowds to nearly every game. t'-oach Paul Wolf, who has heen Sycamore mentor for fourteen years, used great ingenuity in en- gineering' this powerful team to pjreat heights which included a tifteen game winning streak. Upon t'lll,t'l'lllL1'tllt W I l V ll v F' l I l' Stxt High xxx tht only itmiining, ttun in thi tntiit ' 'il HIS I il 0. ltlil S, Ht lllllil 2 0 ' it S state which had not tasted defeat. 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