Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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Martha Sharp. Art David Simpson, Music Arthur Cosgrove John VVOQIQI' Basketball Football Mrs. Lannn, Secy. Miss Mount, Libr. Luna.. if Faculty Mrs. Hegnior Junior Musicalc il QA

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Miss Irrgang In case anyone wondered who the quiet little black-haired teacher is this year, wc would like to introduce Miss Irrgang, our teacher of foreign languages. She is also the sponsor of Sunshine Society. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Butler University in 1951 and her Master of Arts degree from Indiana University. She likes to read and enjoys movies. We hope she enjoys her stay at THS as much as we enjoy having her. Miss Lehr When anyone hears Attention! down near the gym, he knows it is Miss Lehr giving her physical education students their workout. Or if someone says, How about that? it's probably Miss Lehr. She was exceedingly successful in organizing a yell block for the basketball games and she also sponsors GAA. Their several dances were pop- ular and well attended. Miss Lehr attended Normal College of the American Gymnas- tic Union of Indiana University, Butler, and Indiana University. Her interests are people, sports, and music. Mrs. Sharp Another new face in THS is Mrs. Sharp, the new art instructor, Besides teaching in the high school, she also supervises art instruction in the grade school. She was grad- uated from Ball State Teachers' College in 1952. Her husband teaches at Windfall High School. Mrs. Sharp is co-sponsor of Future Teachers of America. Her cocker spaniels, Michele QMikej and Bruce, were recently the proud parents of five baby puppies. Mrs. Sharp has helped all organizations, from time to time, in planning decorations and making posters. She and her classes gave old THS a very fine Christmas spirit for the Holidays. Thanks so much, Mrs. Sharp! Mrs. Drury It seems that more people have been flooding into the library this Year. We don't know whether it is to study or to talk to the new librarian, Mrs. Drury. About the first thing you hear when you pass through the doorway is Wow! - Mrs. Drury's pet word. She was graduated from Ball State Teachers' College in 1951 with a Bachelor of Science degree, and is going to Indiana University this spring to work toward her Mas- ter of Science degree. She also has a son, Charles Edward, age six. She enjoys reading, music and dancing, She is sponsor of Junior Historical Society and co-sponsor of the senior class. Mrs. Farrell We are all proud of our home economics teacher this year, Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. Far- rell was graduated from Franklin College in 1950 and is getting her Master of Science degree at Ball State Teachers' College. She says she likes to sew and collect articles pertaining to home economics. She has a son, Brett, who is one year old. She is the spon- sor of Future Homemakers of America, and co-sponsor of the Junior class. She was former Assistant Home Demonstration Agent of Johnson County and Associate Ed- itor of Quote magazine in Indianapolis.