Sweetser High School - Ti Pa Wa Ni Ca Yearbook (Sweetser, IN)

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A 1 5 w P S71 I' yy yy y 'Ti K I 'iw L 'Z'--1 s A . ' ' ii 1 ..L.-'l'L..L...LY xL--.. W ' if7VLJ.Alj35'LJ . 1 f The Class of 1955 entered Sweetser High School with about seventy students. We elected as class officers: James McGraw-President: Jerry Martin-Vice-President: Albert , Harmon-Seoretaryg and Robert Buroker-Treasurer. We par- ticipated in the following activities: The school Halloween carnival, the annual freshmen-sophomore reception, two class parties, and a magazine subscription campaign. As sophomores we were no longer the schoo1's ngreeniesn and took our place with a little more assurance, knowing we could initiate and not be the initiated. James McGraw f was President: Teil Wilson, Vice-President: Bonnie Downam, Secretaryg and Robert Buroker, Treasurer. ' 4 n E I 1 4 This year we entertained the freshmen at the recep- , tion, had two class parties at the homes of Richard Winger and Mary Ann Guenin, respectively. We again took part in the school carnival, had our magazine subscription campaign, and added to our treasury the proceeds from a penny supper. 4 4 4 I , Now, as juniors lupper-classmenl we have begun a year which promises new activities for our class. The fifty- five members of our class chose Mary Ann Guenin, Jim H. 5 Renbarger, Marilyn Stevens, and Robert Buroker as class officers. 4 ,, 1' ' ' f.fLnZiJLweQ1fJ,pa1- 4 Q il The juniors started out the school year pretty well in 5 the way of sports. In the Boys' Tourney the juniors defeated the seniors by a .shore of lO-1. The girls also had afchance to win, but lost to the freshmen 14-15. October ll, was a great day for Bonnie Downam, Because she was chosen to be attendet to the Basketball queen. Then Georgia Kohr was voted queen of the Halloween Carnival. These 4 junior girls are really on the ball. y Quite a few of the junior boys made the first team this y year. Roy Bollett, Bob Buroker, Dwight Shafer, Al Harmon, V Ronnie Ronk, and Jim Monte. I 4 w K Q Q I , e M H

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On December 13, the class had their first class party of the year. Everyone took part in vol1ey'ball and ping pong. The best part of the evening was trying to see who could eat more sandwiches and drink more cokes. The girls did a good job of keeping up with the boys, toot Un January 21, the junior class had their first skating party at the Idyl Wyld. This helped out the Treasury Department quite a bit, be- sides all the fun we all had. The sophomore girls-played the juniors in a game of kickpim.om January 22. The juniors lost 18-33, but came back to defeat the sopho- mores at a latter date 16-7. The junior class presented the three act comedy on Thursday and Friday nights April 10th and llth. Mr. Morlock a grouchy old goat who doesn't like anything but money, won't let his family do anything. He wonft let his daughter, Mary, twenty years old, become engaged to Joe Lanconi because Joe's papa is poor, So when Joels papa comes over to plead his son's case he is practically booted out of the house. This starts a feud that puts the Hatfield4McCoy fracas to shame. Mr. Morlock generally known as P. U. fPhilip Ulyssesl says if Mary weds Joe, it will be over his dead body and the same statement is said by Luigi if they don't. Luigi has always had a bad heart so he just knocks off. But wait, this doesn't stop that easy. He is given permission to haunt Mr. Mbrlock until he gets his way. CLuigi's visible only to Morlock- and the audience of coursel. He kicks, pulls the covers off, and most anything that would put most ghosts to shame. His family thinks he's nuts and in his despair he accidently takes too many sleeping pills. Then he, too, kicks the bucket. About then Lucifer, the rounder-upper of lost souls from down below, appears to take Mr. Morlock back, but to his astonishment neither will leave until their side of the deal is carried out. Nr. Morlock then has to watch life go on as if nothing had happened.' Mary prepares for the wedding. Jessica, thirteen years old, goes on with her wrestling careerg and Doctor Brown, right in front of Nr. Uorlock, holds his wife's hand and hints at matrimony. Mr. Warlock realized what a heel he has been. If only he-had another chance! If only-then Mildred the maid awakens him. It was all a nightmare, Luigi or he had died. Needless to say Ur. Morlock was a changed person from then on. The cast includes: Mr. Morlock. Mrs. Morlock They. . . . Jessica. . . Mildred. . . Joe Lanconi. lmdmm .. Lucifer . . Miss Aders. George Plew. Ronnie Ronk Teil Wilson Marilyn Stevens Kafy Apple Mary Ann Guenin Herman Kendall Jerrie'Worline Paul Oyler Lois Howard Bud Raypholtz