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

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J, Shafer, Assistant Director: Mrs, V. Woodmansee, Director: M, Guenin, Mrs, Asterbiltg L, Wiseman, Mookie Maguginsg K, Roof, Suzy Lou, I, Neeley, Little NellgD, Neff, Adam Oakhartg B, Carvey, Nel- lie Lovelace: T, Haskell, Munro Murgatroydg S. Wimmer, Widow Lovelace: D. Kendall, Ida Rhine- gold: J. Ferguson, Fleuretteg I, Snyder, Leoni Aster- biltg D. Black, Master of Ceremonies, DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADSH The senior production for '59 was a 3-act melo- drama, Dirty Work at theCrossroads. Theheroine, sweet Nellie Lovelace, got her man and the villain, cruel Munro Murgatroyd received what he deserved - fatal doom! All ended happily, for the just and the faithful- from Mookie, the devoted hired hand, to MK r,.r Fleurette, the French maid - in true melodramatic flavor. The seniors enjoyed the many weeks of practice with their director, Mrs, Eldon Woodmansee, Their two night stand was a dramatic success! ZS-

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row One: L. Wiseman, President, D. Neff, Vice Pres- Three: G. WCHVCF, B. Strange. C. Golding, E. Tlllk identg G. Brinker, Secretary, T. Reisner, Treasurer, F. Cl, J. STIFOYCF, R. Smifll. L. UHCICFWOOCL M. Brown Kelly, Sentinel, L. Cain, Reporter: D. Kessinger, L. D. Whitton. Row Four: D. Golding, B. Sharp, E. Tllllf Rogers, P. Foust. Row Two: T. A. Torgerson, Advisor, el, R. Bevington, E. Brown, M. Oswalt, P. Hart R B. Smith, M. Weaver, D. Cravens, D. Cravens, M. Harreld, Thurman, B. Deeter, B. Fox, L. Schaumleffel. Row The Sweetser Future Farmers of America, under the direction of Mr. Torgerson, has entered many con- tests this year, They include: crops, land, dairy, livestock, forestry, and poultry, These contests re- quire much work and knowledge. Along with the con- tests the F, F. A, participates in state and national club activities. The F. F. A, sponsored two social activities this year: A basketball league and the Father and Son Ban- quet, The basketball race was won by Wiseman's A- corns with a 5-1 record, Dale Whitton was the leading scorer with 88 points in 6 games, The Father and Son Banquet was held in March, Compliments of F. F. A. - 31 - Mr, James Everhart of I SL M Electric Co. presents Earl Brown with a half inch drill for the top five acre corn yield in Grant Co.

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1 Seated: S. Harreld, Josephine, J, Smith, fPrincessjg M, Padgett, Phil Lennox: D Ada: J, Brovont, Jennie: L, Satterthwaite, Castator, Aunt Meta Trimble: C. Sellers, Duling, Servants: K. Wiberg, Mrs, Hard- E, Williamson, Old Princess: T, Reisner, ing: L. Caldwell, Mrs, Purringtong A. Signor Maronig N, Rundio, Mrs. Boydg D Orrell, Mrs, Seaverg D, Henderson, Ellen Weaver, Joe Boyd, 'AONCE THERE WAS A PRINCESS The junior production for '59 was a 3-act pecting her to be rich and glamorous. comedy, Once There Was A Princess. She manages to help everyone else - and Princess Ellen gives up her wealth and find happiness for herself. returns home only to find the people ex- Hazel Boyd, Standing: A. Rhoades, L, Ruby Boyd: B. Tribbett, Milton D'arcy- l o