Williams High School - White River Memories Yearbook (Williams, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1948 volume:

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' ' Qf f?3f:f ?:Qf.s f 1 ff F . .'-iw f Hvzzaxiiazu' W N 3EQi5E,:,, f JL' f :- ' ' 1-ff , r HOWARD L GEE WILLIAM TOLBERT County Supcrlntendent Tructu of Spice Valley Ol Schools Township in 1948 FACULTY Left to rxght Clovxs May Coach Lena McClung Home Economics Teacher Hollxs Barlow Commerce Roy Beldon History H C Weather Princxpal Isxs Plupps English Gul Bex 3rd and 4th Byron Brxdges Sth and 6th and Fannxe Fortner lst and Znd PT! an W., seg-fsgfve, 'Ref as H-we l.,,s,.,f .+-532.2212-a-.. eff-N TOURING W H S The broad front walk leadlng to the modern brick school building is one that is and will be traveled by thousands of children from the surrounding community Each day as the double doors under the imposing archway are opened the children tread the stairs to their respectlve class rooms Just inside the door there IS a small hallway which is bordered on the left by a stairway going up to the regular classrooms library and principal s office and on the right by a stairway which leads to the basement In your mind s eye pretend you are a visitor to good old W H S andl as your guide shall attempt to give a description and the location of inter estxng surroundings We enter the building together and decide to follow the right hand stairway and explore the basement The smooth expensive looking asphalt floors the cream colored tile walls and modern ceilings are an impressive scene to you who have never been inside our beautiful school building You are impressed by the lights which are placed so they reflect no glare but gnve a soft light enhancing the beauty of the halls and rooms and yet provide sufficient lighting for study The stairs are wide and low enough to afford comfort and safety in climbing or descending As we descend the stairs we notice the sturdy xronhandraxl which offers another safety point To our left is the Science room which is as yet not too well equipped. The main fixtures are there though. As the room is located in the basement there are half windows which give plenty offresh air. The same excellent type of indirect lighting is used all over theubuilding. We leave the room and enter the adjoining hall on the right. A water fountain is there and then we glance into the Girls Rest Room conveniently located on the right side of the hall lt is well equipped with showers and other modern facilities. The swinging door is closed and we continue our tour, At the end of the hallway we find the Home Economics Room. The at- tractive room is divided into a Food Preparation Center and a Sewing and Studying Center. As we leave be sure to notice the roomy cupboards located in a small hall which leads from the Home Economics room into the adjoining kitchen where food used in the school cafeteria is prepared. The Gas and Electric Stoves plenty of cupboard and working space is found. Continued on next page A small bar xs provzded between the caieterxa and kitchen Thxs gxves faster easxer service to the children who gather there at noon hour On one sxde of the bar a door opens xnto the caieterxa whnch 15 furmshed wxth long tables seating 10 or 14 wastebasket and piano The Boys Chorus practzces here VN xndows and door lookmg mto the hall way are of glass You open the door and step xnto the hall agaxn and du-ectly across the hall you see the furnace room The maze of machxnery IS a subject you would hke to dlscuss but smce there 15 so lxttle tame mn whxch to make the tour you must leave xt tall another txme Next to nt ms the fxre hose and extmguxsher Across the hall xs the shop room Boys pass many educatxonal hours here and would lxke more tools with which to Work The gym IS located next door to the cafeterxa Our gym IS small and the bleachers were made by the shop boys Each year after basketball sea son IS over the portable stage IS erected ready for the jumor and semor plays Contxnued on next page w , . . . I . , . , . . . 1 n 1 1 The students are hop1ng the school oifnclals wxll innd It m thexr power to en large the gym Exxt doors are located on two s1des of the gym and the floor has been neatly sanded and paxnted and is bexng kept well polished We leave the gym and pass the Boys Rest Room see the Agrxculture room from just outsxde the door and ascend the staxrs whxch are located to the left of the door to the Agrxculture room As we pass by the szde entrance of the buxld1ng we glance out Now we are on the maln floor of W H S on the opposite end of the buxldxng from the front entrance On the left s1de IS the Sth and 6th grade class room The iurnxshmgs are regulatxon desks built in closets and the teacher s desk whxch IS supplled wxth a good stout paddle for those who forget to be qumet On the nght ns a teacher s room Then the lst and Znd classroom and 3rd and 4th Thexr room xs alznost exactly alike except the addxtxon of txny chairs for the smaller ones Contmulng through the hall we see the glassed xn dxsplay case on our rxght It shows the troplues won by the members of W l-l S Just besxde nt IS another hre hose and extxnguxsher At the end oi the hall IS the 9 s and 10 s Home room Across the hall begins another corrxdor On the rxght lS a tea cher s room Next door 15 the waxtxng room and the PIIDCIPGI s offlce The waztlng room IS glassed m and iurmshxngs are merelyadesk and four chalrs fxle telephone and the calendar on the wall Two large wmdows let lh plenty of hght We go into the hall agaxn and pass a water fountaln And down a tmy hall on the r1ght we flnd the School Clzmc It contams a small rest room and Z chairs a table and 2 clean neat beds These are used for the chlldren who become vxolently 111 Home Ec girls care for nt Back xnto the corrxdor and we pass by room 6 the Junxor and Semor s home room next door IS the Commercxal room It includes Bookkeepmg desks typewrxters andtypewrxter desks the mxmeograph and accessorles General Business Business Arxthmetxc Typxng Bookkeepxng and Shorthand are taught here Continued on next page The last room xn the school bmldxng 15 the hbrary There are around 250 books and about half are flctxon Part of the books have been thankfully recewed from donors of Wxlhams Magazmes are subscnbed and several pamphlets of Sc1ent1f1c and Agrxculture learmng are recelved We glance through a magazine and leave the library feeling a httle t1red but highly mterested ln the educatzon of Ame rxcan ch1ld ren Tourmg a school buxldmg IS a refreshmg change for the per son who has been away so long Just outslde the door of W H S we pause and salute Old Glory flyxng there 1n the school yard as 1f to say 'They are bezng edu cated xn thls buxldmg Gxve them the best you can V ., - V LQ , 1 V '34 - A . , ' - ,f , n , Y 5 . . . . . 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'I' 'c 111 1 'in , , 1 fluffy A 4 V A-L- N Y YH Y l Doyle Marley Nickname Pat Typist for the Annual in Sr year Helped in clrculatxon of school paper Always had trouble wxth his typewriter Delilah White ' Whxtxe ant Edxtor in Sr year wrxter for .Tr year Jr year Sr year Annual in Sr Mxldred Raxney Nxcknames Nxckname Presxdent of school paper Feature school paper lh Offxce gxrl xn Office girl in Busmess Mgr oi year Carol Condxff Nxcknames Boots Kitten Sec of Sr clasa Editor of school paper in latter part of Jr year Class reporter nn Jr In Sr year Wrote Senxor poem for Annual Treasurer m Soph year John Gaxther Nickname Dimples Mxd Cheer-lead 'Hggf' SPO,-gs Editor for er in Sr year Offxce Annual in Sr year partie gxrl m Sr year Assistant ipated in Basketball two Editor oi Annual xn Sr year years Generally found Joke Edxtor of school paper s mging or whistlmg W- t class in Sr, year ---- ---- A ssist- ., ' of .....- . x .-----. --- A V: gl - Dorxs Stroud Nicknames Dorrxe Sxs Handled t.he circulation of school paper in Sr year Office gxrl in Jr and Sr year brarmn xn Sr year Art Editor for the Annual YQ Jerry Greathouse Nxckname Freight horse Edxtor of class hxstory for Annual xn Sr year The boy with the lightest of blonde haxr ln school Wxlbur Baker Nxckname Gxggles ke Typxst for Annual in Sr year Always teasmg and laughxng A uvell person to have in the cheer section Eugene Key Nxckname Stupid Helped wrxte class hxstory for Annual Sr year Str 'lent Manager of ball team m Jr B1 Sr year Often found reading a girls Magamne of some sort Marjone Sheetz Nicknames Blondze k Mar-1 Assxstant Editor of School paper let ter part of Jr year- W rote Communxty news for school paper xn Sr year Class reporter xn Soph G1 Jr ye r Lxbrarxan ln .Tr -year Iunlor Wagner Nxckname Peanut Presxdent elau ln Soph year Editor ol Annual lh Sr year quxet sort of a person John Freeman Nxckname P Basketball 3 years Captain of Basketball team m Senxor year Art Eldxtor for school paper Vw rote Calendar of Events for Annual Class Treasurer ln Jr year Gene Bex Nickname N xrgxl Padgett Nxckname Gyp Presxdent of class in Jr year and Vxce Presxdent in Soph year Basketball 3 years -Captaxn of ball team xn Sr year Sports Edxtor of schoo paper xn Sr year Joke Editor for Annual xn Sr year Cecxl Raxney Nxckname Squeaky Edmtor of oe Class Sec m school paper ln Semor year year Participated in Played on Basketball Basketball 4 years Wrote team 4 years Joke Edxtor claaa wxll for Annual m Sr of Annual mn Sr year Vice e prendent of class m Jr y ar The boy wxth plenty ol heught year Sec of class xn Soph year xi .- -W .. .- ---- - .----- of .. .- ------- . - ' I ...... -.-A ' ' . l ...... - . . . ----- F-- ' i, :- M Johnnie ------ -Partici ated in K . . 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Jr. ---- CLASS HISTORY OF 48 Now that we are making our exit from school our minds wander back to the time when we entered into this great battle ln the fall of 1944 we entered our freshman year of high school at Huron with ZZ members Gene Bex and Carl Feltner were the only boys to represent us on the ball team Our most important event was the Valentine Party which we gave to the rest of the high school In 45 we began our sophomore year at Williams in a new school building with 13 members We had lost Carl Feltner and Berniece Roberts but gained John Freeman from Shoals Doris Stroud from Scottsburg and Cecil Rainey from Fay ettevllle Virgil Padgett John Freeman Gene Bex and Cecil Rainey played on the basketball team Our activities during our sophomore year consisted mainly of our part in the stunt show and a class party given to the freshmen for their winning in the an nual subscription contest In the fall of 46 we entered school with the same members as in the pre vious year Nellie Rainey soon decided that she had gained enough education and was ready to get married Billy Hayes also quxt school to Join the Navy VN e were very much excited when a representative of the Josten Jewelry Company v1s1ted our school and took our order for our class rings During the year we enjoyed a skating party with the Senior Class and at tended a movie at Bloorrungton for our part in the magazine subscription contest an s Meat Packing House and the Soldier s and Sailor s Monurnent Before the class returned home Mr Andis who was our Civics teacher took everyone to the show Although the weather was bad we will never forget it At the close of the school year we took the seniors to the Turkey Run State Park and the Fish Hatchery at Martins ville We ate our supper at Bloomington and attended the show before returning home Gene Bex Virgil Padgett John Freeman and Cecil Rainey participated in basketball aCt1Vltl6S in our Junior year When we returned for our last year of school we found we had three new members Jerry Greathouse John Gaither and Doyle Marley from Shoals Later in the year Wilbur Baker also Joined us making a total of 15 Early in the year we gave the Juniors asupper at Spring Mill Park for win ning the school paper subscription contest Later we sponsored a combination Halloween Party and Pie Supper which was a great success On our first class party we went to Spring Mill Park to take pictures for the annual Mildred Rainey and Delilah VN hite held the position as cheerleaders for the Williams Bulldogs We have found that in our semor year we have been busier than before for besides our regular class work we have had to spend much time in publishing the annual Our school days are over and as we think back of all the joyous and heart breaking times we have had at good old W H S we will each and everyone wipe a tear from our eyes I . 3 . . - The Civics Class took a trip to Indianapolis where we visited the legislature, King- I ' ' f ' U CLASS PNROPHECY The coals of fire are burmng rapxdly and the flames are jumping for Joy The house IS beautlfully decorated for my party It IS a party for my classmates of forty elght I have the llghts on dlmly as I s1t by the f1replace and watch the shad ows of evemng come Our class colors when we graduated were Kelly Green and whlte and our flower was a Yellow Rose I tlunk my classmates w1ll lzke th1s very much because It wxll surely br1ng back precious memorles The old clock ln the corner IS steadxly txcklng away the moments and I know that xt IS txme for me to be dozng my last mmnute preparatlons for my party I Carol Condxff came home from College a few days ago After I came home I suddenly declded how n1ce xt would be to get all of my classmates of mne teen and forty exght together and have a party I located all of them and have 1nVlt ed them to come to my house thls evemng at 7 30 In the fxve years sxnce we grad uated I wonder just how much they have changed and what all of them are doing As for myself I have taken a busxness course and am now golng to take some more tralmng m Cahforma After I flmsh my tralmng there I am goxng to work for large buslness fzrm I am engaged to a neat lookzng young man who IS slttlng by my s1de As I rlse to fxmsh the last mmute tlungs Ihear the noxse of a car coming up the drlveway Then 1n comes Marjorle Hall the former MarJor1e Sheetz. and her husband Russell and chlldren At school Marjorxe was always sayxng she wanted to be a nurse or an offlce glrl but I just sort of doubted her doxng any of thls all a long I th1nk our pr1nc1pal Mr H C Weathers dld too She says she ns happy 11v1ng on the farm gathenng eggs mxlklng cows and the other thlngs one needs to hams Indlana We could contlnue talkxng over old tlmes for a long txme but already there IS another car approachlng I hasten to the door and I see Wxlbur Baker and has wxfe and two ch1ldren approachlng the steps of my front porch I-Ie IS all smlles and flve years have not changed h1s looks but very l1ttle He IS the same cheerful per son His wife IS slightly taller than he He just could not stretch ln helght at all lt seems He IS home on vacatlon He owns a httle buslness flrm ln Ind1anapol1s Ind lana Introductwns are made and a good conversation xs started What do I hear? It sounds l1ke a tractor but what would a tractor be do1ng up my way at thls tlme of nxght? It stops and I hear someone sxngzng Goodness yes I should have known It IS none other than Cec1l Ralney and hrs wlfe Wanda Yes Cec1l marrled his school glrl sweetheart Wanda Morris Cec1l now owns his own farm near Fayettevmlle Indzana He says slnce the mght 15 so beautlful they decided to get the full benefit of lt by commg over on the tractor We all chatter loudly exchanglng thoughts and laughzng about school day The phone rxngs and we all qulet down Long dlstance the operator says Then I hear someone s strong and flrm vo1ce say Hello how s the par ty? Sorry I could not come but nt seemed almost lmposslble I could not qulte make out who It 15 and so I say Who IS thls speaklng? Then I hear a loud gzggle Yes it IS Delllah Taylor the former Delxlah Whxtej She K C ont1nue dl . . . . . . . . . . I . a . 4 . . . , . . . , . J . do on a farm. Marjorie and her husband and family live on the Hall farm near Wil- K , a 1 1 1 . ' Q ., Q I S ll I , ll S' C las s Prophecy C ontmued says her husband IS away on a business trip and she as alone wxth her three chnld ren She IS now lxvxng ln Colorado Robert has been transferred on h1s job and naturally Delilah IS followmg h1m up I hear someone come an the front door I tell Delxlah so long and start for the front room As I turn to go 1nto the front room someone covers my eyes wzth thelr hands It IS John Galther and I see he IS up to his old trxcks John has a very at tractlve woman wxth h1m He introduces her to all of us and she gxves us all avery pleasxng smxle He marrled th1s attractxve woman some time ago She xs the young girl who had always admxred h1s charmlng smlle and blond halr John IS now hvxng ln the West He owns a huge ranch an Callfornxa He even has that automatlc push button bed he asked Santa Claus to brlng h1m for Chrlstmas nn mneteen and forty elght There IS a knock on the door I hurry to the door and none other than John Freeman stacks h1s head ln the door John gxves one of h1s sxlly laughs and then everyone laughs John enters the room hke he had always entered the class rooms at Wlllxams High Was John alone we wonder? Yes John IS alone His face IS beaming wlth happmess John says he IS enjoymg hfe more each day and we ask hun why He says lxfe IS what you make It John says he has fxnlshed h1s school mg at a Radlo Techmczan School 1n St Louis Missouri On the sxdelme John IS Comedian We knew he could do that very well because he always kept us laugh mg at school By thls txme It IS almost 8 30 p m and two more cars are commg up the driveway Car doors slam and we hear loud talkxng and laughxng then a knock the door In walks Junlor Wagner and Doyle Marley Junlor now has h1s own Tru ckxng Company 1n Indxanapolxs Indzana Next tune we go to Indxanapolxs we w1ll know to look for the WAGNER TRUCKING COMPANY He has twelve large trucks that are constantly on the move haulxng everythlng from cattle to furmture Oh yes Doyle Mar ey says he has a Barber Shop ln Bloonungton Indiana He dec1ded to take up barberlng as his job because the trade seems to have been taken up by the most of the Marley famlly He has a neat little shop w1th two neat red and white barber poles xn front of It He says Junior comes ln to see htm and get a halrcut sometlmes Doyle has four assxstants so by that we know he has pl enty of bus1ness Then another knock and I welcome Dor1s Stroud lnto my l1v1ng room She is flashlng a beautlful dzamond She thlnks she has flnally found the man of her heart She says she met h1m through her work at the offlce when she was helplng her boss wlth a bzg bus1ness deal She IS a receptzomst for a large Stockholder s Company ln Chlcago Ill1no1s She plans to do art work and panntlng ln her spare t1me after her marr1age She has drxven her fiance s car A beautlful late model Before the mam events of the evemng begln Eugene Key comes ln sllng mg h1s arm ln an awkward manner as usual A mce looklng g1rl IS wlth hzm and you can tell she thlnks he 1severyth1ngby the look 1n her eyes Eugene IS sort wrapped up 1n her attractlons too He says that he xs stxll hvxng w1th h1s folks but he and h1s girl frlend are soon golng to see about makmg a l1ttle home of thelr own He IS a veterlnarlan and enjoys h1s work very much I knew h1s love for physzology qc ontlnue d 4 ' l I 0 1 . , . . , , - . .ya - c Q n ' . 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D ' df ' J Class Prophecy fCont1nued would get hxm somewhere someday Eugene IS helpxng hls father do other jobs when hls patxents are all In condltlon In breezes Vlrgxl Padgett h1s hands stuck 1n h1s pockets as usual and wlth a wonderful grln on hxs face The five years slnce he graduated have added even a more handsome look to hlm No g1rl has been lucky enough to hook h1m yet he IS late arrlvxng but he has a good explanatxon I-le IS now a basketball coach at W1ll lams High School and figuring out new plays for the boys keeps hxm rather busy He had been worklng out new plays for t.he tournament whlch IS to be next week We knew that he would make a good coach some day though because he always enjoyed basketball at schoolj We all then go xnto the large recreatxon room and enjoy some musmc and varxous games Then we start countxng noses and gettxng prepared to serve the re freshrnents Then I recall recelvlng a couple of letters the flrst part of the week One of them IS from Mlldred Callahan fThe former M1ldred Ralney She IS sorry she could not be here for the party but sxnce she IS rn Oklahoma xt was almost 1m possxble for her to come at the present She now has a Beauty Salon of her own lo cated. 1n Oklahoma Clty Oklahoma She loves lt there and enjoys her work very much She also says to tell all of you hello The other letter IS from Jerry Greathouse He IS working for Cxvll Ser vxce He says he could not make It because hxs job was taklng hlm overseas and s1nce thls IS the opporturuty he has always hoped for he was goxng He says It w1l1 take hmm to Japan and Germany He IS studyxng the needs of the forelgn countrzes Then the subject of forelgn lands take the conversat1on zn hand untzl w hear the screech of car brakes whlch have been applxed rather abruptly and then a car door slams We hear talk1ng then ln comes Gene Bex and h1s wxfe He IS late because of h1s work plus havlng a flat tlre on the way over to my party He now owns garages ln many parts of Indlana He IS always worklng on some old car and he d1d tomght Gene s braln really absorbs anythmg to do w1th cars We knew thms all along though because all durxng his school years he worked the garage whxch h1s dad owned You canlocate Gene s garages by signs whlch read BEX GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Gene IS the last of the fxfteen semors of forty elght from whom we have heard Flnally we all go 1nto the spac1ous dxnmg room for the refreshments of punch 1ce cream and cake plus llme green and wh1te mlnts Once more we clatter loudly and then the hour for us all to part comes and we all sxng Auld Lang Syne We W1Sh each other good luck as car doors slam and cars dr1ve down the dr1veway As I watch the cars dr1ve away I hope to see all of them aga1n and also the ones who were unable to be here tomght It seems that all of my classmates have made good so far None of them have changed very much and all of them stlll have the same cheerful d1spos1t1ons I turn slowly and go back to the cha1r I was s1tt1ng mn by the hreplace b fore the party As I look 1nto the fxreplace I see that the flames have dxed down and the coals are slowly turmng black My thoughts wander 1nto the future as I look at the last embers of the flre The old clock 1n the corner txcks loudly and t1me mar ches on fThe End, ' J ' 1 t - I I 1 P I - ll OD , . . . . . 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I . .. . . e- CLASS WILL We the semor class of 48 belng ln sound mmd and body do hereby w1l1 and bequeath th1s 16th day of Aprzl under oath the followxng possessxons to w1t To the sophomores we wxll our good looks To the freshmen we wall the abxhty to have plenty of fun And to the faculty who IS probably real glad to get rid of us well we wzll just say Good bye I Gene Bex w1ll my ab1l1ty to dr1ve slowly and carefully to Glen Sams and my edltor s Job to anyone who fills It as well as I I Carol Condlff wlll my job as semor reporter to Annabell Slms my pos 1t1on as secretary of sexuor class to Betty Dorsett my desk xn the back by the heat er to Porkey Stroud and my fun of cuttxng stenczls to Bernxece Roberts I John Freeman will my Job as captaln of the basketball team t Glen Slms my Job as art edxtor to Gene Terrell and late hours to anyone who can stand them I Cecxl Ramey w1ll my he1ghts to the sophomore boys by abzlnty to make fr1ends to Stanley Todd my Job to make a better ball player to Laverne Stroud and Wanda I guess I w1ll keep I Doris Stroud w1l1 my ablhty to keep boys qulet ln the library to Dorxs Ralney my offlce perlod to Karen Thompson and my study perzods I leave to Alta Crane Also I wlll my g1rl frlends to my brother Lavere I Mxldred Raxney w1ll my Job as Joke edltor to Anabel Wagner my off1ce period to Mndge Hardwick my posltlon as yell leader to Mary Lou Beasley and I I Delllah Whxte w1ll my teaslng ways and the teachers to the little glrl 1n the fxrst grade named Panula Potter My offlce perlod I leave to Patsy Hltchcock my posltzon as yell leader I leave to Doris Raxney and my practice of presldent of the class I leave Phylhs Wnght I Eugene Key w1ll my posxtlon as student manager to any fool blg enough to take at My typewriter to my worst enemy and I want to keep all my girl frlends especlally Anna Jean I Jerry Greathouse w1l1 my he1ght to B111 Dorsett who needs lt badly my gmrl whoever she may be back to the Indxans and my mckname back to B111 Parker Its orlgxnator I Marjorxe Sheetz wxll my job as commumty reporter so you can lxsten over the telephone every tlme It rlngs and stencll cutter to Betty Ann Dorsett my typmg abxhty to Ruth Gehrxng my red curly hazr to Lols Wagner and my abxllty to gzggle to Davxd Nunn I Jumor Wagner leave my job as edztor of the annual to anybody who wants lt my Job as muneograph operator who has bralns enough to know how It works and my noxsy posltnon to Dee Hxnshaw I Doyle Marley wxll my posxtlon as vzce presxdent of the class to Dean Gore my posltlon as czrculatxon manager of the school paper to any Jumor crazy enough to take xt and I wxll leave to some unfortunate Jumor my beat up typewrxter I Wnlbur Baker wnll my ball cap to B111 Parker and my place xn the yell s ctlon to Stanley Todd My hexght I leave to Donald Wmlhams and I guess I llkeep Donna . . I . . . . I I . . , , . . . : ' ll - ll , , . I . ' . . ' , . , . . . . , - . . . ' . - , . . . . , ' . . . 0 I , . . ' . . 3 . . . ' , . , , 1 I ' , . ' . . . . . . . . , . . . s ' . - . 1 o , . . , .... I . . . . , . . , leave my job as assistant editor of the annual to the one who is elected. , . . , . . . . . . . i . . . , I i ' . . . . ' I t , . . . . , . , . , . . 1 , . . ' . . . ' . . . . . , . . . . . V . . ' . . , . , . . I . , . . . , ' . . . . I , , . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . - . I , . I . . . . F . 1 . . . , - , , I J'ohn Gaxther w1ll my pos1t1on as center on the ball team to Sammy Embree my abxhty to sleep m Mr May s class to Dean Gore my pos1t1on as sports edltor of the annual to anyone who can f1ll It as well as I I Vxrgll Padgett w1l1 my posxtlon as captaln of the ball team to Gene Terrell and :mb as sports edxtor of the school paper to Max Taylor gf? file QWQQQMM OUR FUTURE? ? ? ? Graduatxon day 15 very swxftly drawlng nlgh And soon we ll be leavlng dear Wllllams High That wxll linger through the years beyond Yes we ll soon be partlng from Wzlllams Hlgh Golng out to meet the world straxght ln the eye Wlth an uncerta1n amount of learmng m store We ll step forth tomorrow through life s open door There are two roads that to us beck n and call One 15 large and w1de whlle the other xs small The small road 15 success and the upward trend The other leads to faxlure and loss w1thout end Who knows the way we semors of forty exght w1ll go? Or what part we ll play ln tlus earth s role? We ll put our tlme to good use before mt passes on For no clock can tlck for us the moments that are gone We have learned that 1n our worn and ln our play Each ln :ts place can help us ln l1fe s way So through life s span we ll bulld upon th1s sod Building not for envy of others but the eye of God By Carol Condlff Senxorj ' LJ 61 ,7 H Lv ' - o 9 9 0 f , , 0 Within those dear walls are memories fond, ' K - . ,P ,sin-I is H C WEATHERS He s our prlnclpal sponsor and fnend Upon hls k1nd word we all depend He greets us wlth a smlle on h1s face A frown you never see m 1ts place He s always happy cheerful and gay He wllllngly helps us along our way However we look or what s our name He always treats us all the same The semors leave wlth th1s to say Your guldlng hand has shown us the way We want to know for soon we part Your frzendhness remams ln every heart Semors J... JN N mv My Elwa y 4' l I as f h 19 ag ws si 9 A ff! 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V , 1 ,. - Y Y JUNIOR CLASS lst row Max Taylor Wanda Morrls Phyllxs Wrxght Alta Mae Crane Anabel Wagner Annabelle Sims Dale Stroud Znd row Ruth Ann Gelzirxng Loxs Wa80ner Patsy Hitchcock BettY Dofsett Befmece Roberts 3: row Eugene Baker Stanley Todd Glen Sxms B111 Parker 4th row Delh Gore Gene Terrell JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered our new school bulldmg as freshmen nn the fall of 45 to begrn our journey through high school We had an enrollment oi eighteen students Durlng the year we lost Helen Moser and Glen lnman leavxng us wxth a total of sxxteen Our class officers for the year were President Gene Terrell Vice Presxdent Davld Patton Sec Treas Loxs Wagoner Class Reporters Don Brown Phyllis Wright and Sponsor Mrs McClung During the year we had a wexner roast whlch was enjoyed by all The Sophomores gave us a party for selling the most annuals On the mght of February I4 we gave a Valentme Party for the high school students and teach ers Everyone enjoyed lt fBetter after all the work we dad, On March 8 we Don Brown Gene Terrell Glen Szms and David Patton went out for basketball ln the year of 1946 we entered our Sophomore year We came backto find that we had lost Wahneeta Grxssom Davxd Patton George Owens and Joy Helen Brock Thxs left our class wxth a total of twelve students Although our nurnber was small we had a very good time Our class offxcers were Presxdent Glen Sxms Vxce President Don Brown Sec Treas Bermece Roberts Reporters Loxs Vlagoner Eugene Baker Sponsor Mr Andxs We sold popcorn candy and sandwxches at the ball games Glen Slms Gene Terrell and Don Brown played on the ball tea.m Then came our Jumor year We found that the number xn our class had greatly increased Dale Stroud Patsy Hitchcock and B111 Parker joined us from Shoals Alta Mae Crane from Huron Dean Gore from Fayetteville and Wanda Morrls from lndxanapolls Durxng the year we lost only one classmate Don Brown This left our class wxth seventeen students Later nn the year Gerald Taylor joined us giv mg us a total of eighteen students Officers for the year were Presxdent Lols Wagoner Vxce President Ball Parker, Sec Treas Bernlece Roberts Class Reporter Betty Dorsen Sponsor Mrs Barlow Bill Parker Gene Terrell Glen Sims were on the basketball team , . . . , . , . , . l U : , I ' - Q . 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SOPHOMORES Bob White Hyla Taylor Mxldred Hardwxck Dons Roberts Donna Wagoner Dorxs Raxney John Pruett Znd row Geneva Grissom Katherxne Parker Paulxne Key Mary Lou Beasley 13rd row, Donald Wxllxams Dee Hxnshaw Richard Sxmmerman Lyle Mxtchell 14th rowj Mrs McClung Lavere Stroud Sammie Embree and Davxd FRELSHMEN Joe Gray Alma Dee Blake Mary Key Rose Marie Lynch Carolyn Gore Twxla Grissom Bobby Stroud 12nd rowj Loyd Jewell Roselle Johnson Vxvxan VN nlson Hxldred Taylor Saraphme Brassxne Treasa Baker Billy Dorsett 13rd rowj Max Connerly Harold Crane Anna Pearl Brock Mr May Norma Hitchcock Dean Baker u '. .4 J ' Nunn. 7th 81 8th GRADES Billy Don Bex Marxlyn Baker Anna Jean Parker Phyllxs Adams Anah Freeman Sue Sumrners Paul Gehrmg flnd rowj Leslxe Grlssom Mary Lou Wxlkmg Karen Thompson Mrs Phxpps Connxe Baldwxn, Ruby Brock Dana Craig Donald Reeder 3rd row Harry Baldwxn Leroy Padgett Bxlly Crane Perry Spreen, Frank Todd Russell Stroud and Dicky Moser Charles Hatfxeld Jerry Baxter Jimmy Wagoner, Iva Baker Patty Stewart Jeanette Kem Marilyn Vhagner Alrna Adams Sue Tomlinson Amos Keith Robert Stewart Donald Gray John Wxlliams 12nd rowj Donald Emhree Arthur Beasley Janxce Grissom Behv Owens, Dons Payton Becky Crane Barbara Wade Patty Moser, Bobby Wagoner Rex Stroud Noel Milurn 13rd rowj Marta Holmes Phyllxs Chapman Sue Gore, Shirley Wagner, Mildred Gebrlng Patty George 14th rowj Ida Fox Wilbon Bowman Paul Keith Garry Baker Freddie Brock Byron Bridges l u . 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I I t , 50.181 6th GRADES 3rd In 4th GRADES Coy Renter Shirley Denem Regena Keith Lmda Williams Frances Wagner Nodra Hall Sharon Cox Delores Parker, Ronald Wagoner Znd row John Blake Lynden Roberts, Jackie Short, Billy Joe Wagner Ruth Ann Gray Phyllis Moser Beverly Gehring Nancy Chapman, Paul Wade Paul David Tomlxnson Kenneth Owens 13rd rowj Roy Lee Brock Ronald Baker Sherry Wxllxams Betty Summers Frances Connex-ly Dora G xssom Louis Wayne Smxth Mrs Bex Willxam Chapman Lena Fox, Barbara Chapxnan Allen Short Juanita Denem, Ronald Summers, Jimmy Terrell Marilyn Jones, Bobby Lee Wagoner, and Willy Dale Brock lst lm Znd GRADES Slmmerman Russell Wagoner Lyle Reuter Marion Dorsett 12nd rowj Euretta Crane Sally Lou Blake Lula Belle Baker Reba Gehrxng Barbara Stewart Judylee Thompson Gordan Sxmmerman 3rd rowj Carl Wade Donald Owen Johnme Inman Helen Beasley Homer Brock Shxrley Roberts Sharon Roberts Ross Bowman Douglas Loveall Stephen Maegerlem Herschell Kern Larry Wxlhams 14th rowj Roselee Connerly Linda Chaprnan Roy Kern, Jean Armstrong Melba Gllliatt 15th rowj Martha Connerly, Everett Gnssorn Wanda Parker Mrs Fortner, Naornl Fern Baker . - C J . Brice Tomlison, Sue Brock, Parnila Potter, Michael Mitchell, Jerry Lee Terrell, Jerry l i :fffi I e- A I P J i' ,f in JOHN F REEMAN GENE. BEX CHLEZR LLADLRS Left Mildred Ramey Right Dehlah Vkhxte JOHN GAITHLR ' 1 3 VIRGIL PADGETT CECIL RAINEY lst TEAM lst row Eugene Key Glen Sims DeeH1nshaw Bill Parker David Nunn Znd row H C Weathers Mildred Rainey Gene Terrell John Freeman Clovis May Znd TILAM lst row Lavere Stroud Dean Baker Eugene Key Bobby Stroud Glen Sims Znd row H C Weathers Bill Parker Dee Hinshaw Sammy Embree Max Connerley Lyle Mitchell Clovis May John Gaither, Cecil Rainey, Gene Bex, Virgil Padgett, Delilah White, SOFT BALL Wlllmms was represented by a softball team last fall the flrst txme in several years We lost our fxrst game to Fayetteville by a narrow margxn but went back a week later to wm ll 10 We then dropped three games ln successlon to Needmore Huron and Tunnelton The squad consxsted of John Freeman Gene Terrell Glen Slms Jun1or Wagner V1rg11 Padgett Doyle Marley John Galther Cecxl Ramey B111 Parker Dee Hinshaw Davxd Nunn Lyle Mltchell and Sammy Embree Mr May dxd the coachxng for the boys BASKETBALL Our Bulldogs opened the season w1th a bang thls year but slowed down to ward the latter part of the fxrst semester We have made a come back though and feel we are goxng strong agaxn We beat Fayettevzlle the fxrst txme ln 17 years and are going lntothe tournarnent as a wlnnxng team Our record so far IS six wlns and s1x loses The Bulldogs are lucky to have the same coach and two regulars back from last year s squad V1rg1l Padgett and David Nunn The followxng boys were substltutes from last year s flrst team and the second team They are John Freeman Gene Terrell Cecll Ra1ney Gene Bex Glen Slms and Dee Hxnshaw Two new players Jomed the bulldog crew th1s year from Shoals John Ga1ther and B111 Parker John plays as center on the fxrst team and B111 as Guard on the sec ond team and sub on the flrst We should be proud of our second team who IS undefeated 1n the county They have only lost one game whlch was Clearsprlngs Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec BASKETBALL RECORDS FOR 47 48 We sure Won t.he Flrst Game Too Bad We Couldn t Stand The1r He1ghth Clearsprlngs 52 Wlllxams 33 A Good Game Our Second Vlctory W1111a1-ns 52 Owensburg Z8 Our Tlurd V1ctory At Expense Of Heltonville WIIIIBIHS 49 Heltonvllle Z3 A Good Game All The Way Needmore 37 Wlllxams 29 Another pset Plenty Rough Fayettevllle 42. Wlllxams 34 We Beat The Beavers Agaln W1ll1ams 56 Huron 24 here here here here there here , . o Nov. 4 Williams 43 ------------ Huron ll there . 7 . h --------U . . . 14 ' ' ' .......... -- . . . 1 ------------ - . Z1 ------------ ' ' U f ,zs ' ------------ ' ' Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan A Hard One To Lose Cuzco 37 W11111ms here A Run Away Tunnelton 82 W 11111ms 13 there Lost Agaxn Scotland 67 W 11111ms Fxrst W1n Over LIONS 11117 Years W 1111am5 42 Iaye ttev111f here- 5WLE,t1iLVQT1g,C C ounty Tourney 1fN1111am-s Huron Bedford Shiwswmk NN 111111115 31 Bedford T151 F 1ew UpBu11c1og1 He1n1sbu1-L W1l11arn 50 there , 10 ------------ ' 'Q 5 35 .19 ------------ 'L L , , U ' ------------ 'f 43 here . 9' A ' ------------ 7 Y ' ' 129 . Jan, 16 Williarns 55 ------------ Cuzco 32 here .13 ' L413' -------n--- 12 - , Q I I -'- ' J' lc .' M '1?1'5 ,1 ,ss ,, 1 ' .' 5 35 ------ -- --Q-- ' 5 , Q -, C f ,ff J ff J! ffff J J ' ,Q , r- ' I' I Q1 Cb , E a I -I + . i.:' 3:55 ' ' Aug Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov CALENDAR OF EVENTS Fxrst day of school got new puplls from Martxn Co Labor Day no school Needed a teacher one short Everyone settled lh class It was hard to keep quxet after 4 month s vacation One week of school gone at last Glen Sxms just couldn t stay awake 1n class Started servlng hot lunches at school Found a new teacher Mrs May Wllbur Baker s bxrthday 17 years old Sophomores started sellxng Ice Cream at school Started reflmshmg our gym floor Our new teacher Mrs May leaves We are looking for another teacher Found a new teacher Mrs Green Marjorle Sheetz has a blrthday 18 years old Sen1ors ordered graduatlon announcements John Ga1ther has a birthday 17 years old All classes elected class offlcers Gene Bex has a b1rt.h Age 18 Wendell McClung ate dmner at school Our new teacher leaves Doris Stroud has a birthday Age l7 Paul Gehrxng and B111 Crane v1s1ted the Prlnczpal s Off1Ce Mr Beldon Joxns W H S Faculty Sophomores hold flrst class party at Wilson park Semors gave Junxors a party at Sprlng M111 State Park John Freeman has a birthday Age 16 Report cards haven t arrxved yet A larger Coke machme installed at school Got our Report cards everyone seemed falrly satlsfled Completed reflmshmg job on gym Elected new yell leaders Delllah Wh1te Mxldred Ralney No school What a break Teachers attend a conventlon at Indxanapolls Chxldren were gxven T B test Yell leaders conference held at 00llt1C Sen1ors sponsor a Halloween Party and Pxe Supper Signed contract for hzgh school annual A calm day Indian Quartet sings at school Eugene Key s bxrthday Age 18 Fxrst Pep Session Played our first Basketball game wxth Huron Won 43 11 Carol Condlff had a blrthday Age 18 Jumors ordered Class 1-11185 Mr May vlsxts Huron School . 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' ' , Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov N ov Nov 'Gov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan .Tan Jan .Tan .Tan Played our fxrst Home game wlth Clearsprmgs Lost 50 33 .Tumors held fxrst Class party at Skatmg Rink Had an Armistice Day Program Had a show, Saps at Sea .Tumor Vxrgxl John and Gene spent the day ln Bedford gettxng advertxsements for annual Enforced a new rule No more chewxng gurn an school Played a basketball game wnth Heltonvnlle Won 49 Z3 Senxors went to Sprxng Mall State Park to take pxctures for the annual .Tumors sold Christmas Cards ln W1ll1ams Played a basketball game wxth Needmore Lost Z9 37 Juruor Wagoner s blrthday Age 18 Independent Basketball game played here Played a basketball game wxth Fayetteville Got our 3rd defeat 34 42 Had a show Dr Chrxstlan No school for awh1le Thanksgxvmg Vacation A fme holzday Cecxl Ralney went to Bedford to get Semor Plcture taken All other semor boys went to get Semor p1ctures taken Had a show About Face All Semor boys but Gene Bex got Proofs back from pxctures Played a basketball game wxth Huron Our 4th wln 56 Z7 Farm Bureau meetlng Chrlstrnas Party .Terry Greathouse has bxrthday Age 17 Mr Weathers and Mr May went to lndlanapolls to the I H S A A Boys who were an the Chorus went to Bedford to practxce High School Chorus enterta1ns the county teachers by smgxng Chrxstmas Carols The School attended the Indlanapolls Symphony Orchestra Concert which was held at the Bedford Gym The flrst big snow Everyone was throwlng snowballs Had a show Dr Chrlstlan Begxnmng of our semester examlnatzons Mr May absent from school Played a ball game wxth Tunnelton Got beat 82 43 Got class pxctures Cec1l Ralney has a blrthday Age 19 Chrlstrnas Day Everyone enjoylng the Holxday Gene Bex Gene Terrell Vxrgll Padgett and Davxd Nunn went to a college basketball tourney at Terre Haute Back to school after a joyous vacatxon Del1lah Whlte has a blrthday party on herself Age 18 Got our new Lxterature books so we w1ll have to study Played a basketball game wlth Scotland Got beat agaln 65 43 John Freeman and V1rg1l Padgett visited the offlce on bus1ness Played a basketball game wlth Fayetteville Won 46 33 Had a fxre dull Everyone out of the buxldlng ln 40 seconds . 7-- ' ' ' . - . . 10-- . . . . . . l1-- ' ' . . lZ-- . 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Jan Jan .Tan Jan Jan Jan .Tan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb M1ldred Ra1ney has a blrthday Age 18 Had a pep sesslon ln honor of the W1l11ams Fayettevllle game Wllhams .Tun1or I-hgh played Fayettevllle and got beat Recexved new basketball unlforms Juruor I-hgh played a game w1th Fayettevllle Score 26 0 Had a basketball game wxth Cuzco Won 55 32 Had drawlng for County Tournament Class pxctures were taken .Tumor Hlgh plays Needmore Played 1n County Basketball Tournament Beat Huron and lost to Shawswlck Several teachers late Let s watch our attendance record and practxce what we preach Played Helmsburgh there Got beat 55 39 Forest Flre Flghters had a meetmg Also had a show about forest f1res .Tumor Hlgh played Needmore xn a basketball game Played Shawswxck here Played Clearsprmgs there Played Heltonvllle here Played Needmore there . 1o-- ' ' ' . . ' 1Z-- . . . . - . . . 13-- . . . . . 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HALLOWEEN PARTY On the dreary raxny and spooky nxght of October Z8 the semor class spon sored a Halloween Party and P1e Supper All day the semors or most of them were on the runpreparlng for the event The huge cake for the cake walks wxll always be remembered as bemg very pretty as well as good eatlng All day Rebecca Magerleln was work1ng d1l lgently maklng the cake We wxll never forget Mrs Magerleln for mak1ng thls cake And oh do you remember those good ples we had for the p1e eatlng contest Earl Parker was the wlnner of eat1ng a quarter of a ple swallowlng lt and whlst l1ng flrst We shall never forget the expression on Mark Boyd s face after he put the whole pxece of ple 1n h1s mouth and found that the sugar had accxdently been left out We w1ll let the ones that ate the p1es zn on ahttle secret now The sugar and lard were supposed to be om1tted The box supper seemed tobe a very xnterest1ng thxng for one couple ln school John Ga1ther bought Mary Lou Wllkxng s box and we have seen them rumnng around together ever sxnce Most of the small chxldren had fun shdxng on the saw dust even the semors when they had to clean It up the next morrung A S1nce the weather was bad the semors took ln only S47 43 HORS E SHOW The sen1or class sponsored a horse show at the Clovxs May farm west of Ool1t1c October 12 the showers of ram You were really lucky lf you were not soaked The horse show was not a f1nanc1al success but everyone succeeded ln get txng wet THE JUNIOR SENIOR TRIP The Jumors entertalned the sen1or class by takxng them on a tour April Z0 The classes left Bedford ma charteredbus for Indxanapolxs at 4 30 a m Arr1v1ng at Indlanapolls they breakfastedat Wheelers just off the Clrcle After breakfast they were shown through the beautlful Scottlsh Rmte Cathedral From there lt was the campus and buxldlngs of Butler Umversxty From the mambulldlng they walk ed across the campus along the path trod by the graduatlng classes to the mam moth fleld house Then It was a scurry down to WIRE to watch a broadcast After the broadcast there was luncheon at the Bamboo Inn Th1s cons1sted of pla1n chow meln Chlnese rmce egg Fu Young and tea Favors were chop stmcks txed w1th the class colors After luncheon all enjoyed v1s1t1ng the Indxanapolxs Star offlce and havxng thelr pxctures made to appear nn the paper the followxng day The tour end ed w1th a trxp to the Indzana Boys School at Plalnfxeld Small memory books were presented to each tourlst at the begmmng of the trlp for thezr record of th1s memorable day I-1 . ' 1 - The one thing that will remain with most of the people who attended, will be W A2299 ngqm, ,ffy I J ff Kfswnw e , - - --1 N - ...... 4J, ,Mi i SCHOOL BUS DRIN ERS Left to right Basxl Baker Earnest Hall Johnny Colglazier Homer Sims and Marvin Dorsett COMMERCIAL S TAFF Carol Condlif Mary Key Marjorne Sheetz. Delxlah Whxte Second row V4 llbur Baker Junior Wagner Harry Baldwxn Ivy Baker Sue Tomlinson Anah Freeman Gene Bex Vu-gxl Padgett Doyle Marley ' 'Q C .. Sitting: Doris Stroud, Mildred Rainey, Betty Dorsett, Kathryn Parker, Yiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii1 LET ME SET YOUR TEETH Years of experzence Rehable M D GEE WILLIAMS INDIANA Xiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiii ROOK AND CHECKER GAMES By appolntrnent only OLINY O MITCHELL HOURS 12 12 WILLIAMS INDIANA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11111111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiii1 MILDRED S BEAUTY SALON She can g1VC you klnks ln the halr or anywhere PH Curleyl 4 Z iiiiiiii3iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 53143131iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PH Lover 169 BABY SITTFR Let me mind your BABY VNHILE YOU AREN T HOME' N IRGIL L PADGETT References good or bad 'I' Ages 9 99 16 Z0 Preferred 4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4::o:4:4: fl' 4:4:4:4:4:4::o:4:4u:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:4:44:4:4: 44: TOOTH PICKS WHITTLF D Prxce Quoted On Request JOHN GAITHER BEAR HILL iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiii 14184iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiii JOKES Let me tell your favorlte jokes at half prxce Guarantee not to tell same joke twice WENDELL MCCLUNG VMILLIAMS INDIANA iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii1 iiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dor1s Stroud I flnd your Man Then he IS yours Address Round up Offlce Actlon Avenue iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiii 1311iiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiit8 DELILAH NN HITE Prlvate Home Nurslng Tag your Chmldren PH Icry 4 U 1484814111tittttttiitttitiiitittiT Ii 4: 4: 4 4: ' Ik Ii l 4: It t - 4: 4: li 4: . - It 4: ' 4: 4: 4: 4: Ii 4: ' ' 4: if 4: 4: - 4: 4: 4: 4: if 4' It 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: It 4: - 4: It 4: 4: - - li 4: 4: 4: ' 4: 4: ' 102 4: 4: 4: i 4: 4: - - 4: 4: ' 4: 4: ' 4: 4: ' ik 4: I 4: 4: ' It 4: ' It 4: ik 4: 4: ik ' 4: 4: - 4: ' ' ' I,F,M,--F,B,I. ' 4: - 4: 4: h in 4: 4: - - - 4: It U 4: 4: 4: 4: - 4: It 4: 4: ' 4: 4: , , It 4: Q ik 4: ' 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: 201 4: . Ik ik 4: 4: . 4: 4: : 4: 4: , Ik 4: A 4: 4: 4 71 ,4: 4: - ' 4: 4: Jill Ik 4: 4: ' , 4: 4: ' 4: 4: 4: 4: '-'-11-i' 4: - ..- - ik 4: ' - 4 CAN YOU IMAGINE Wllbur Baker unhappy? Doyle Marley wxth Betty Dorsett'? The Bulldogs Wlnnlng the County Tour ney 'P 'P ? ? Dorls Roberts wlthout a boy frxend? Glen Slms awake 1D class? Mrs Barlow ln shorts???'? K? Senlors sponsorlng another Horse Show? Marjorxe Sheets wlth blonde ha1r'7 Mr Beldon go1ng to Calxforma mn Model T ? '? Dean Gore never tardy for class? Gene Be! wxthout some sort of a car? Phyllls Wrlght 6 ft tall and Carol Condlff 5 ft ? Senxors belng qulet? 'P ? ? ? Stanley Todd be1ng a Cheerleader Vlrgll Padgett being Presldent? DaV1d Nunn wlth curly red haxr? Dorls Stroud w1th her dream man'7 Mr Weathers wxth green shell r1m med glasses? .Tr Hxgh wlnmng a ballgame 'P ? ? 'P 4: :of :ef Delllah Whlte wlthhermouth closed? John lfreeman w1th his brxdge out? teeth Seelng John Galther xnthe Hall and not seelng Mary Lou there too? '7 ? Basll Baker taklng the fans toa Ball game 'P ? Junlor Wagner mak1ng90 words per m1nute 1n typ1ng? 'P 'P Bllly Dorsett playxng center on the fxrst team? 'P ? '? ITS A JOKL SON A I-hgh One There was a young glrl named O Nell But when half way around She looked at the ground And lt cost her an exghty cent meal Born To Trouble A man IS but a worm of the dust he comes along w1ggles about awhxle and f1nally some chlcken gets hlm John G Last mght ldreamedl was marrxed to the most beautlful gxrl ln the world Mary Lou Oh John Vverewe hap PY? AMLN A Semor stood on the raxlroad track The tra1n was comlng fast The tra1n got off the raxlroad track To let the Senlor pass 4141192 C D - Q . . . . a , Mrs. Philpsg with pig-tails ? Who went up in a great ferris wheel LEAP YEAR ELIGIBLES AND POSSESSIONS O11nyO Mltchell Twocars perman ent mall carrxer job excellent enter talner nn rock and checkers BertM Short Car household iurn lshzngs steady lncome good appear ance Gotlxeb Hllderbrand Flne Model A car house wlth furmshlngs Chrlst mas tree hghts Rex Webster Handsome outstandmng IH church work good natured Leonard Hall Car Mandolln player George Beasley Cozy home on the rlver occupatlon rentmg boats Cec1l Gee Fme bxg Buzck car wlth spotlzght and radlo llkes topark good job lxkes ball games Fred Thompson Good farmer bank account has good personal1ty W lnford Beasley Rabblt hound and one good shotgun Lester Evers Short good looklng and wllllng Wxnferd Ralney Red halr good per sonahty Clarence Roberts House and furmsh xngs home ln town Vernon Cornett Farm cancare for luds tell jokes Garrett Stroud Statlon wagon mll ltary traxnzng used to taklng orders job at Crane dark blue suxt one yel low sweater Charles Condxff Temporary job at Indlanapolxs True love Elvin Wllllams Car job at Indlana polls Paul Mllurn P1Ck up spendmgmon Edwm Mltchell Car College educa tlon For a complete 11st of elxgnble bach elors send Z5 ln coln or stamp to Dor1s Stroud 'll lk lk 42 V' Note Lloyd Padgett Job at Crane su1t of As space doesn t permxt placement clothes of all female hlgh school teachers we have comblned the f0110W1ng James Inman Two engagement rxngs Mrs Phlpp s ha1r and rouge can borrow father s car Mrs McC1ung s glasses and lips Mrs Barlow s eyes nose and ear Junlor Webster Job at Crane bed rmgs Spread Wotta pxcture . -- Y ,. -- , . . . - - 1 1 ' 31 I . 1 Y . -- 1 - Y u 1 - I 0 ' . . 0 1 - - - -.. , - -- ' . , . -.. - , - -- , . ey. -- - , - , . . . . 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Q? 9' - : SN .' .' 0' j if cm Q00 ' ,- 6 f m e . bb 1 ,' Y A . Y I ' ' Q . . : 5? : : -. - . Q9 'fig Q LID X ' Z r , ,O- 3 N J o o Q Q 0 4 . ' W A A A A X b vi S 0 u 0 . : 0 AC,.Qk9 E c 'Xl : N , x 653 4' , 1 ', C ,N Q . , 3 A Qi- 066. 'fb I 'Of 0 ' tiff N 0 QQ 1 4 'fy' . .0 qasuv-'M Or V -oo PI I O6 V- N' 5 ' 'Q d Xssislooun-'4Uf'44 A A A 4 I' .6 N' W gy . , 3 4,1 Pickm 315 42, ssog 51198 Jusqq QM Ruse H A IZ sir U ACHIEVEMENTS There have been many achlevements thxs year and the senlors are proud of the accomplxshemnts wh1ch have been made The sophomore class has furmshed the school at noon wxth 1ce cream One complete sult was purchased for the basketball boys Sixty books were purchased for the llbrary whlch were needed badly A coke machlne was lnstalled 1n the lower hall A new xron was purchased for use ln the home economics room A lZ foot cubxc deep freeze was purchased for use ln the home econom1.Cs r oom and k1tchen New play ground equlpment cons1st1ng of swlngs slldes merry go round and teeters have been ordered and are to be installed dur1ng March and Aprll A tree plantlng ceremony was observed Labor Day by each class plantlng a tree to ald xn landscapxng the lawn We the senlor class appreclate the attltude of the whole commumty whlch has made lt posslble for us to have these new achxevements LAST MINUTE ITEMS These are famlllar school names One letter ha been omltted from each na me Put the omztted letter 1n blank followlng name to solve puzzle Elmadezra Heh1t1l JOZIS Ramshelteer Theorra Yesereejng Corran Karpeban Mikal Golywurn Lexln Menberg Reeney Ikelegue Ranella Mesxbanem Esthlnera I-Ieruwad Eldorvxda lvilnleyer Adnan Hutar Nugen Tharrlng Pelper Renendery Amera Antela Laconeha Hearseewxtz Flgaro Facendellen Satlsjort ReDundeet Dannel Gurnmucca. To Mrs Phxpps we the semor class wash to thank you for your help in correctxng all grarnmatxcal errors of thx copy Correctlons of former graduates om1tted unmtentwnally from the nual last year Gladys Dollens Hubert Terrell Emmett Mltchell Dale Hendrlckson Deceased? Luella Etch1son Semors of 1947 Florella Slmme rman Betty Spreen Helen Dorsett Vlckey Evers Lowell Gore Arthur Freeman Emnl Cralg Perry Baker .Tr Norman Terrell Everett Callahan Amel Wllkzng James Inman Charles Elmer Brown James Phxlxp Hardwlck Ernest Frances Knzder Andy Kmder Servxce Boys Class Class Class Class Class 1915 1924 1927 1934 1942 S . - . . . an- ' . of Lily Craig Class of 1924 . . . of . -- . of ' ' of HONOR DAY AWARDS S CHOLAS TIC Dorxs Stroud Highest Ranlung Student for Four Years Work Nearest C ompetxtor Hxghest Ranking Student ln High School 1947 48 Hlghest Ranking Student ln Jumor I-hgh School Carol Condzff Ruth Ann- Gehrlng Mary Lou Wxlkxng CITIZENSHIP Senzor Hlgh School Jumor High School Delllah Whlte Mary Lou Wxlkmg Honorable Mention Jerry Greathouse .Tumor Wagner Dor1s Stroud Gene Bex Marjorxe Sheetz, Alta Mae Crane Lois Wagoner Ruth Ann Gehrlng Annabelle Slms Lyle Mltchell Pauhne Key Sammle Embree Saraphlne Brasslne Bobby Stroud Karen Thompson Conme Baldwxn C URRIC ULAR AWARDS Hxstory Shop Sclence Mathernatms C omme rc1al Athletics Home Ec onomlcs Enghsh Dor1s Stroud .Jerry Greathouse Anna Dee Blake Tw1la Grxssom Lo1s Wagoner V1rg1l Padgett Lois Wagoner Pauhne Key ATTENDANCE AWARDS The followlng students have nexther been absent or tardy when the deadline for wr1t1ng scrxpt for the annual had been reached arol Condxff John Gaxther Eugene Key V1rg1l Padgett Marjorle Sheetz Doris Stroud Dehlah White 1n the semor year Eugene Baker Alta Mae Crane Betty Dorsett Patsy H1tChCOCK Wanda Morr1s Annabelle Sxms Glen Sxms ln the junxor year Sammle Embree Dor1s Roberts Lavere Dean Stroud Hyla Taylor 1n the sophomore year Anna D Blake Anna Pearl Brock Harold Crane Max Connerly Carolyn Gore B11ly Dorsett Joe Gray Mary Key Rose Marle Lynch Bobby Stroud xnthe freshrnan year Leroy Padgett Anna G Parker Karen Thompson xn the e1ghth Marzlyn Baker Bxlly Don Bex Dana Cralg ln the seventh year WALSWORTH LS . . . . . , .. .. . . ......... . 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