Walton High School - Candle Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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f f ,, . J Front row: Herbert Cook, Davis Tritt, Maurice Raikes, Maurice Richardson, Milburn Benson, jesse Layman, Wilmer Burrous, Gilford Davis. Second row: Herbert Crockett, Noel Nebelung, Russell Julian, Leonard Widner, Kenneth Umbarger, Wayne r fr I I n 1 s .4 1- i 52135152 itil THIN Tl H WIKI TE ITT-all ISK? fIilK'fI,li7IfEKl7f1IITHh'ilT'lll1!iH.Tf1!'TImlf2l1TTR!'IT!K mmf -If 5 It I i 1 l sq u E . ' -nf Ill O .. 5 s T i xr' 'll 4 : z fr . 2 ..' Pl 'rr - l D l I4 : 1' l I! l fl! 5 .Ll 'si L! ii ll 1 1 i Hi ls' , :Cz il ll 5 'J . I 1 .: il E: K s 9 Shirley, Harold Slusher. Bertelle Butz. :al ' r, Third row: Charles Cotner, Keith Hyman, Edward Ruth, Gerald Cotner, Edgar Phillips, Russell Fitzer. ffg ' Arthur Betzner, Forrest Graham. lm T Fourth row: Edith Bruner, Louise Preiser, Thelma Bell, Geraldine Flanagan. Mable Fitzer, Lucille Rush, rl' lx Thelma Spohn, Charlotte Kesling, Thelma Wilson, Miss Lindsey. 'Q' Fifth row: Jeanette Graham, Florence Benson, Dorothy Kerlin, julia Betz, Velma Bruner. Dolly Umbarger. Tir Edna Spohn, Helen Bechdol, Lucille McFadden, l Top row: Elsie Bish, Carol Shuman, Helen Haught, Loyda Filley, Dorothy Haught, Pearl McFadden. ii: M' Margaret Jones. I' 21 , P' fi' sl ii ' f High School Chorus H ' 1, r ., MZ, The High School chorus is one oi thc oldest :tml most :active orgzmizzm- ..i- tions of the hhvillltlll High School. This t'llUl'llS was tll'g'2llllZCtl to crczltt- il ,X , I .... ii- :iq more mtt-use mtl-rest in music. T .X more select chorus was orgzmizccl thc latter part of Noveiiilwr 1027 1' umlcr thc SlllJt'l'YlSlUll of Miss l.inclscy. The quzlliliczitions of memlmcrsliip t arc: first, lllt'llll5l'l' of hhvilllftlll lligh Suhoolg st-cond, zihility to sing: thiril. goorl stzmcling' in other suhjects. 3 This cliorus has tziltc-ii zlctiw part in x'zu'ious progrzuns of the pzirciit- 33 fi tczmcliers zissocizition, fzirim-rs institute, :tml other school activitit-s. N f, ff i I1!iIZMl.LIl1!l1ldiIttiiIllW'l.illl2E3ll6.Bel1'L5IiJLlMIlI1iI L ll--A sf . 1 ,f !.en-g .-- 1- . Y- sl 1 E u 5 T , eikxfs I 4 . , fp l l' L . ,4,. 1 lg , tw 1 x Aid T' 'YM' X. frlff l ' T QW lwf' I f1'f.v f X . W Y 5 -X 4,1 ' L :QL - ' 'A-it -, .Lx 'gi,i:7 f m'-Qggff QT! .N ' f v - F ':. Y. fwlfy... v

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