Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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THE BAND The hand, under the capable leadership of Mr. Planck, has been quite successful this year, being virtually on a ladder to fame. Whenever they play, their attractive royal blue and white uniforms attract almost as much attention as the music. i Durirg the past year they have rendered their rhythmic melodies on several occasions both in marching and in concert, and they have never failed to bring cheers from the crowd. Their playing at the ball games is an inspiration, fin our band is an organization to which every member of Tipton High School can point with pride. r THE ORCHESTRA The orchestra this year, directed by Mrs. Chrisman. is small but eifecient. They have played at several public functions during the year and have met with splendid success. The girls' quintet, which is composed of five members of the orchestra, has been receiving much recognition and many congratulations for their numerous performances. -27-

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THE SCIENCE CLUB A THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of Tipton High School, under the untiring sponsorship of Mr. Hiatt, has established itself as one of our busiest and most interesting organizations. It is afiiliated with the Indiana Junior Academy of Science. This year Ralph Smith, one of our most active members, demonstrated an interesting experiment in ultra-violet light at the convention held at North Manchester College. The club's purpose is to provide extra-curricular opportunities for students interested in science, to implant in the student's mind the impor- tance of science today and to instill a thirst for further knowledge' of the world about us. THE ORATORICAL CONTEST Tipton High School for many years has participat- ed in the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest. This is a league of Central Indiana Schools composed of La- fayette, Frankfort, Lebanon, Delphi, Crawfordsville, and Tipton. Tipton has always been an outstanding contender for honors and we hold the enviable record of having secured a first place consistently, for the last four years. This year our school was represented by Kathryn Leist and Paul Osler. Kathryn won first place in the girl's division with her oration Dream True . This is especially noteworthy as Kathryn is the first junior ever to have taken a first place for Tipton. Paul, although not placing, gave an excellent talk on Wan .-2 S.:

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1. Two gentlemen from Verona. 2. Jolly Juniors. 3. Ho Hum! Spring is here. 4. Wilma and Deloris. 5. Mr. Hiatt, 6. Fire! Fire! 7. Betty Doversberger. 8. Carl Doversberger. 9 Study scene. 10.These fire drills! 11. John D. Smith, Jr., in action. 12. Animal lover, Anna Brewer. 13. Six dashing girls. 14. Mid and Danda. 15. Annabelle poses. 16. Joan Hughes. 17. Mrs. Lois Sloan Purvis. 18. Richard Doversberger. 19. Cappy Han- cock. 20. J. Hershman and R. Cloe 21. Two prominent seniors. 22. The 4 horsemen. 23. One friendly freshman. 24. They're ex- perts at chess, too. 25. Our alma mater. 26. Three on a match. -.1g-