Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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0.9 fjedf 17 11611. 0.9 fs Extra curricular activities, like the frost- ing on a cake, are not required but add much to the enjoyment. The various clubs give opportunity for making acquaintances and friendships, as well as for thc development of various hobbies and individual interests. Membership is offered in numerous clubs including dramzitics, service, music, physic- al education and vocational guidance. Par- ticipation in the various activities together with the students' scholastic development give the American boy and girl knowledge, poise, and ability in meeting the problems of the future. This world belongs to the energetic.

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.503 1939 L FRESHMEN First Row, left to right: Evalyn Hoover, Jacob Hoover, Doris Illges, Raymond Jackson, Berdilla Johnson, James Kelley, Paul Koors, Jane Leist, Mary Love, Rachel Luttrell, Richard Lyons, James Malicoat. Second Row: Betty Mitchell, William Montgomery, Don Moore, Harry Myers, Olive McClellan, Rosa- nelle McIntosh, Virginia Newhouse, Mary Jane O'Banion, Frances Ogden, John Osler, Betty Owens, Phillip Parnell, Wayne Pennock. Third Row: Martha Petty, Pansy Petty, Emogene Plake, Nettie Posey, Maxine Prifogle, Robert Ra- cobs, Charles Raines, Rhonilee Ramsey, Phyllis Ray, Rosemary Ripberger, Mildred Robinson, Robert Robinson, Robert Roe. Fourth Row: Imogene Ross, Robert Sallee, Charles Shupperd, Armeda Smith, Geraldine Smith, Jean Smith, Karlann Smith, Virginia Smith, DonaldSmyser, Annamae Sparks, Herman Stafford, Ola Stevens, Donald Stout. Fifth Row: Billy Stroup, Betty Suits, George Trabue, Anita Tucker, Jean Washington, Ruby Wer- ner, Robert Wesner, Delores Williams, Phyllis Williams, Robert Williams, John Wolverton, Phyl- lis Wright, Harry Zimmerman. , LITTLE WILLIE Little Willie in the best of sashes, Fell in the fire and burnt to ashes, Pretty soon the room grew chilly. 'Cause no one wanted to stir up Willie. Twenty-One

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