Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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X AAN ANNUAI. STAFF It is the duty of the annual staff, elected each gear by the Senior Class,to create and publish the year book. The st: fl, togr ther with Mr. Hiatt our sponsor, has put forth a great effort to publish a bigger and better Tip- tonian than in past years. We have tri: d to portray accurately the character, personality, and ideals of our class and school in an annual of which Tipton High St hool may be proud. Members did their share well, often working long hours after school, and tvernyone clse who was asked to help showed a fine spirit of cooperation. In behalf of the Tiptonian staff, I wish to express our appreciation for the aid given us by Mr. Hiatt., who worked so faithfully to help us gain our goal. Also, we are grateful to the following classmates for their services: .lohn Bunch, Joan Htrshman, Capitola Hancock, Ruby Cloe, Hilda Tudor and Maxine Walker. We especially thank Eugene Hewitt for his wrtrk on the picture sections of our book. Marjorie Jackson Ffditor-in-c'1ief csz.1iR,MA1.oNH, and JACKSON WR SPUNSUR 20

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ACTIVITIES , Our studies aren't the only thing Or else we'd just go crazy, And from the looks of the clubs this year We surely can't be lazy. Class Will, Staff work, G. A. A., Sunshine, Hi-Y, Senior Play, Baseball practice in the gym- How the heck do they expect you to have time to study around here, anyway?

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,J THE HI-Y The Hi-Y is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys, During the last six weeks of each year, fresh- men are admitted. Mr. Trabue, the sponsor, has held this cffice ever since the Hi-Y was organized five years ago. The purpose, as stated by the oath, is to create and maintain throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. In addition to the meeting twice a month, the Hi-Y has had many other activities. They sponsored a sk: t- ing party, had a Christmas party with the Sunshine girls, sponsored a boys' glee club from Chicago, and donatmd money to the Red Cross. The officers for this year were: Leroy Snow, president, Joe Wiggins, vice-president: Don Ross, secretary: Don Fretz, treasurer. THE SUNSHINE SOCIETY Between 150 and 160 girls were members of the Sunshine Society this year. Joan Hughes was the presi- dent: Barbara Martin, vice-presidentg Deloris Spaulding, secretaryg Ellen Hull, treasurer: and Miss Hoffman, sponsor. The business was in the hands of a cabinet which met once a month. Social meetings for all the members were held every month including the initiation, Thanksgiving supper, Christmas party for little children with the cooperation of the Hi-Y boys, white elephant party, Easter Egg Hunt and farewell party for the seniors. . With the money earned in the noon candy sales, the Sunshine Society has bought books, glasses, and cloth- ing for needy students and helped purchase an adding machine for the commercial department. -21-.