Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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49193921 HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club ofhcers are: Joseph Wiggins, President, Raymond Williams, Vice President, John Bunch, Secretary, Bob Cage, Treasurer, and Mr. Trabue, Sponsor. The Hi:Y has a membership of thirty-nine Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, Fresh- men not being eligible until the last six-week period. An Americanization address was presented to the student body on November 17 by Howard Meyer, promment Indianapolis attorney, sponsored by the Hi-Y. The Club went swimming at the Kokomo Y. M. C. A. pool on February 8, and be- fore the holidays assisted the Sunshine girls in giving their annual Christmas party. SUNSHINE SOCIETY President, Kathleen O'Baniong Vice President, Mary Jarrett, Secretary, Anna Brew- erg Treasurer, Nina Trabueg Sponsor, Miss Edith Sowers. This year the Sunshine Society took up the study of vocations, breaking away from the social meetings of past years. Several people gave vocational talks. Among these were: Mrs. Richards, Joan Hughes, and Jane Stewart from H. P. Wasson's at Indianapolis. With Miss Stewart was a model for girls' ensembles and one for the mothers A surprise was in store, for she had two of our own Sunshine girls as models, too. As in former years, the girls fassisted by the Hi-Y boysj held Christmas and East- er parties for the underprivileged children. At Thanksgiving S6V9l'3l baskets were given to needy people.

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QTIPTGNIANQ, STAFF PERSONNEL Sponsor Mr. lliatt Art editoi ',,,, ltita lflrtel Editoi ',,,Y,,,, Ililda Tudor Class editor, , Nina Trabue Assistant editorm Lois Gordon Girl's sport editor Caroline Teal Junior editor , George Foster H0y's sport editor.. John Shortle Business manager David Sallee Humor ,, . , , Barbara Martin Ass't business manager Wilbur Williams Humor Wayne Ray Jun'r business manage? Donald Fretz Calendar. . ,, , Kathryn Leist Literary editor Rachel Stoner Photographer Eugene Hewitt Ass't literary editor, , Marjorie Little Activities , , Marjorie Little Typist, , , Raymond Williams This year, because there were so tew subscribers to the Tiptonian, it seemed likely that Tipton High School would have no annual. Frantically the salesmen rushed about, trying' to sell more subscriptions betore the deadline. Slowly the money piled up until at last, the day before the deadline, news was joyously received by the stall' members that enough money had been collected to publish the Tiptonian! Then began a period oi' work ot' a different sort. Group and informal pictures were taken. Materials had to be assembled, typed, corrected, and re-typed. liach member was responsible for a certain section ol' the book, and each worked toward the common goal, A better Tiptonian this year than ever before. The Tiptonian Staff' ot' 1939 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Hiatt for his judicial help and original ideas, to Mr. Stemen for the extension ot' time, and to all those who assisted in supplying material for this book. l'wenty Four

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