Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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Sophomore KKLZJJ Row I: Larry Hoover: Helen Sparks: Dwight Richardson Row II: Ioan Leatherman: Max Smith: Alice Dell: Tom Moore: Katherine Riebeling: Robert Iones: lean O'Banion Row III: Phillip Lord: Esther Lightfoot: Harry Quear: Mary Banta: William Vice: Sherry Askren: David Coverdale Row IV: Annabelle Warner: Alan Bates: Norma Legg: Charles Henderson: Betty Yoder: lack Malicoat: Grace Ann Sloan Row V: Harry Burton: Betty Baden: Harold Brown: Barbara Mattingly: Doris Brown: Betty lo Hoover: Iames Horton Row VI: Sally Lesko: Donald Peltier: lo Marston: Robert Phillips: Marjorie Hoover: Harry Ebert: Iacqueline Molden Row VII: Donald Dunn: Delores Parnell: Anna- belle Lee: Charles Brown: Ioan Iames: Ron- ald Knotts: Anita Bristow Row VIII: George Kirnper: La Vien Hoover: Rob- ert Green: ludith Michel: Charles Crawford: Max Manlove: Donabelle Iackson Row IX: Helen Tishner: Richard Stroup: Helen Little: Carl Hannah: Sue Martin: Max Rus- sell: Allen Conaway Row X: Iohn Leininger: Alice Smith: Iames Hancock: Mary Ellen Harter: William Bath: Doris Amsbury: Ralph Carter Row XI: Patty Beck: Roy Williams: Martha Stafford: Donald Prifogle: Gwendolyn Stew- art: Myron Graham: Mary Iones Row XII: Wayne Campbell: Denzil Renolds: Donald Needler: loan Beard: Leroy Owens: Mary Badgley: Louis Ripberger Row XIII: Phyllis Lord: Leon Lewis: Harriet Beck: Iames Doversberger: Betty Rash: Hershell Robinson: Dyke McCarty Row XIV: Claude Roe: Naomi Austill: Harold Powell: Cecil Adams: Phyllis Boes: Clar- ence Mclunkin: Richard Meeks Row XV: Clarice Mclunkin: lim Walker: Coral Evans: Robert Carter: Marian Richardson: losephine Lewis: Ernest Gullion Iames Delph, lean Hicks, Miriam Moon, and Sara McDaniel were absent when pictures were taken,

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.Shia omored -J' t ,KJ it 'Qt-:-:J-:-5 XIX .-:-:-:-: -.-.-:-:3 !., ..... g TA W M, , .,.,. - ' ,fx f Ho Hum! You know, Mort, things are setting rather dull around here. Wait a minute, l spoke too soon. Here are thoso Sophomores. Boy, they sure are a talkative bunch! l'll swear, they almost talked the lid oft the gym when they had their Fresh- man class party. Now that was a party. Everybody horsed around for a while, then they got busy and played all kinds of games and ate every- thing they could get hold ot, which was oodles ot pop, cookies, and jelly beans. Oh, what a jolly time! This year they picked up a little ediekashun. They even tried to ediekait me! But you can tell how tar they got, purtikeraley in the sppeling dapartmint. Some of the Sophomore fellas had the brilliant idea of going into competition with Sinatra on the bow-tie situation. They mod- eled polka-dots, stripes, zigzags, and any other conglomeration in all colors of the rainbow, providing it didn't match anything else ' they had on. This made the makers of colored glasses very happy tor quite obvious reasons. They had the traditional Sophomore party in the gymeyou know, juke box, dancing, ping-pong, and all that. I don't know 411 Q who has the most fun at those parties, the Sophomores or me. All Q J I know is l'd lots rather go to thim thar parties than to skoull Quit your talking will you. so I can W,,,,! . Xl

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..3,5.3...,.,.'. . I -1239 .-.-. ..,.. . K .ZgZ -71-1.1. ,, .,.: , X 4.52. -3-:-:-:-, 3:-:-: g.',:,.......,.g.:,., Q , Z' .X That's fine. Now. Look at the birdie. P25 I'l'lel'l Didia ever see any Freshies any Iivelier than the ones who dash around this year? After they once found which rooms to dash to, they really got there in a hurry. I had a lot of fun send- ing them downstairs to find the Biology Lab the first day or so of school, but heck, they soon caught on! It was remarkable! And another thing, they actually got down to business at the first of the year. Imagine! Freshies doing a thing like that! No kidding, they worked so hard selling bonds and stamps for the Ieep Race that they ran away from the other classes. I'd take my hat off to them if I had one on. CBy the way, Mort, what did you do with my purple and green cootie cage?! I don't think they ran down all year. They sure didn't show any signs of it at their picnic. I've never heard so many queer noises in all my life. I was glad when the food was gone, 'cause temptation always gets the best of me. The way it worked out all I ate was 3 bags of potato chips, 14 sandwiches, 5 different kinds of salad, 8 bottles of pop, 7 cookies, 3 pieces of cake, a few dill pickles, and some ice cream, and a sprinkling of assorted ants and dirt. Far be it from me to be piQQY! Frankly I still can't get over it. It's extraordinary! lust think, a freshman class actually did something! .