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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

Forward Education What It 'eans io The Individual Every oerson has abilities, many of which are hidden Education brlnbs out and puts to work sove of these hidden abilities The hidden abilities mixed with the ewotion, love for God and for your fellowran makes a much haopier home What It Means To The State The better education and the better control of emotion makes for a better citizen of the state and the nation 1 what It Means To The Home: JE ULLIC 1 W 19- iv 6' 4' X X .JLEAKC l,T6C4 I G f deHfc e Pas lixea xez a Q has CHLSME val G Q 'we Io ,str Q c HSQ tfrbx, HIM, xh O LA I 6 1 STB P gur fcur I W W 'Afl lHlS 'LQY If 'Q X is .. 1 ' ' lm -X ! 4 - uv P V sl f 5 5. 4 fx A MET. H V LL'H3 .u,fqiu1 a 's icn, wv, h sexier iqbp, Qumbly ,- at this :Ffh tc A MSCI rg, who A ' V L: Wfl1Aar3 5 :rs L' ' 1 M in Wlgliaxs , f,r LCLE .' Lty-' gr ye1r5. 1 ' 'el SUI' 1 .. 1. ill.. 'I - ' f Ylgh Sul .Q 'A Y'e igge MJCL t6 fb QLLQLL, .,QhhN 421 .J 'T '-o-.sg Seated Doris Rainey, Mary Beasley, Doris Wilking, Pauline Key, Kathryn Parker, Shirley Ryder, Geneva Grissom Standing David Nunn, Mrs McClung, Don Williams, Bob White, Dee Hinshaw, Lyle Kitchell, Lavere Stroud, Sammie Embree Absent Richard Simmerman STAFF Editor Pauline Key Business Manager Sammie Embree Art Don Williams, Lavere Stroud Sports David Nunn, Dee Hinshaw Features Shirley Ryder, Lyle Mitchell Phophecy Doris lilking Will Geneva Grissom History Richard Simmerman, Robert White Calendar of Events Kathryn Parker Alumuni Mary Lou Beasley, Doris Rainey -1 -gn-ig-1-in -ii .- 3 The Alumni In 1911 Villiams high school had its first graduating class Only two stayed to the finish Lalie 'avity living wit! her mother near illiams who taught many years at Williams and ohn Lundy Terre Haute Five graduated in 1912 Randall Inman who vas orlnclpal in several schools in the county died ln 1945 Ortha Ball decided school work was his life work and is today Superintendent of Schools at Bloomfield, Indiana Lela Lonical and Forrest Willing of the class of 1914 we e married and live on a farr near Williams Forrest is an insurance man at Bedford, Indiana In 1915 five graduated also Emrett Feltner married his classmate, Della Staoleton and they are living in Pennsacola, Florida Beulah Hohson now Nrs Waldo Spreen ls living on a farm near Williams, Ind Lena Mcbarlin a teacher at Williams wtere ske now lives married Wendell NcClun a graduate of the class of 1917 Perry Wilking and Bertha Clements of the class of 1917 married and are living in Bedford, Indiana The 1914 class had only three graduates oelilah 'ae erlin now 'rs lewis tchlson llves at Shelbyville, Ind Balch Srlley married Esther Baird ard is living at Evanston, Ill wlere he 1 anager of a notel Eleven fraduated ln 1915 dale Thompson married his class mate Beulah Adamson They live on a farm near Williams, Ind Ellis Barnes is married and is living in Denver, Colo Alma Llllman now 'rs charles Lambrecht lives near Bedford, Ind Io Dlllman married Audrene Grim and is living at Shoals, Ind Store at Bedforc and lives in Mitchell, Ind Louise hclarlin married Rufus Hammond and they are now liJing in Sacramento, Fallfornla Amanda arley married to ames hcCart is now living on a farm in Iowa Three deaths out of t ls class are Gladys Dollens, Lottie Hatfield who passed away in 1922 and Cleona havity in 1929 The class of 1916 hao nine graduates 'etta Dlllman, now Xlncent is teaching sctool at Peltonvllle, Ind and lfves near Bedford, Ind arley hall married Sally Tho pson of the class of 1917 and ls living in Villiams, Ind Vay Feltner now 'rs clarence Waldron lives in Bloomington, Ind Homer Soreen married his classmate able Terrell They are living on a farm near Bedford, Ind Noah Wagner, a garage owner in Oolltic where re now lives married Eucela Sears Leone Williams livlng in Williams arried Troy aeve lin Jennie 1 llia s a rled donald Villlams and lives in Prusser, washington One death fro this class is Uvadna Pierce S ra se 1935 In 1917 only eight CP8OL8t6d 'laude chastaln is a married 4 V J , v - U W r- I It I J I' A I v Q , . f i . . . r . n 1 0 . 0 0 .. .1 . 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F v 1 'v ' w v A ' 1 l -A man living in Indian Springs Perry Freeman married May Ark and lives in Williams, Ind Ernest Hall a school bus driver and farmer married Mamie Mitchell from class of 1922 and lives near Williams, Ind Ida Kern now Mrs Joe Rainey lives near Williams, Ind Lois Pitman married Roscoe Holmes and Lives in Bedford, Indiana The class of 1918 had twelve graduates George Colglazier married his classmate Eva Hall and they are living near Bedford Ruth Hinshaw is the wife of Manley Toole and they are living near Bedford Dee Jones is with the John's Mauville Company and lives in Richmond, Ind He married Margaret Authi who died in 1944 John Jones is with the George Hoswell Packing Company of Austin, Minnesota He married Elizabeth Church Dorothy McFar11n married Claude Kennedy and lives at Kokomo where she is teaching school Beryl McC1ung married Otto White and is teaching school in Heltonville Emil Reuter now living in Bedford married Mary Slagle Curtis Stroud married Hazel Hyslip and they live in Williams, Ind Olive Wllklng is at Indianapolis, In and married to James Tabor The deattes out of this class are Alta Mitchell 1919 and Bart Short There were no graduates of 1919 because of the flu Five graduated in 1920 Leita Pitman married to Cyrus Gyyer lives in Bloomington, Ind Ralph McCoy married Helen Howell H is teaching in a college at Californla Ruth Hensler married Lloyd Terrell and lives in Huron, Ind Hllllard Williams Wilson married George Padgett In 1921 there were six graduates Harold rcFarlin now living in Annapolis, Md married Louise Reuter Elizabeth Hetler married Arthur Iinshaw and is living in Williams, Ind Edith Dorsett living in Williams and married to Homer Sims Two deaths that occurred from ttls class are Forrest Terrell and Della Dorsett The class of 1922 had nine graduates Edna Hill married John Mitchell and is living in Bedford, Ind Annis Sheeks married Ted Lackey and lives near Bedford, Ind Ruth Glover married Russell Seavy Inez Terrell living in Indianapolis, Ind married Victor Lehman Donald Smith married Olive Chapman of class 1923 and is living in Bedford Harry Sullivan married Grace Ffelds of tte class of 1927 and live near Warsaw, Ind Ray Hall lives in Bedford and married Doris Meyers Lacy Pruett married Pearl Akles and live in Indian Springs Lowell Spreen is in Sidney, Ohlo Class of 1925 had eleven graduates Frances Cox married Harold Cessna of class 1924 and lives on a farm in Williams, Ind Merlin McC1ung married Dorothy Johnson and lives in Indianapolis Byron Chapman married Natheria Chapman Hazel Dillman married Cloyd Anthony and lives in Bloomington Vasthi Thomas married Frank Purkheiser Paul Williams married Virginia Baker and lives in Williams Idrus Baker lives in Bedford and married Earl 5 L I . d. . . . ' . e I o . I 8 lawyer in Detroit, Michigan married Margaret Greene. Grace 1 A ' . . Baker. Hazel Terrel is living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Van Hall married Freeda Sparks and lives in Bloomington. Frances williams of this class died in 1954. Class of 1924 had twenty-one graduates. Wendell Adamson is living in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Lillian Craig married James Morrison and is working at Orleans. Lester Etchison who died in 1938 was married to Mable Cox. Lenore lDoaneD Williams of this class lives at Bedford and works at Austin's Drug Store. Blish Glover lives near Williams and married Hazel Taylor Beryl Mitchell lives at Bedford Olin Pruett lives at Californra Gail Reuter now Mrs Wilmer Bex lives at Williams and 18 teaching the 5 k 4 grades of Williams school Homer Terrell is now a superinten dent of grade schools in Martinsville where he lives w th wife Pauline Hubert Terrell marrled Ava Short of the 1927 class They are living in Williams, Ind He is a carpenter and she is a housewlfe Viola Wagner now Mrs Roy Trullood lives Bed ord and is a school teacher Ruth Williams marrled Frank Tlncher of the class of 1925 llves in Bedford She is also a school teacher He works in the Citizens National Bank at Bedford Velma Willlams is married and livlng on a farm t Greenfield, Ind William Fields narried Louise Terrell and is at South Bend, Ind Setta Fields now Mrs Herbert Carlisle llV6S at Mentone William Spoonnore is in Springville Esther Loveall now Mrs Horace Reeder is living on a farm near Williams, Ind Lloyd Sullivan 15 in Akror, Ohio Olive Porter who lives near williams is a bookkeeper at the Bedford hatlonal Bank Mable Barnes lives at Nltchell and lS marrieo to Lowell Davis flass of 1925 had ten graduates Nayne Moore marrled Leona Stalcup He is owner of a poultry house and cream station in Eloonfleld, Ind where e llves Charles Stalker married Alcerta Sheeks and lives LD F8llfOPfl8 Earl Trublood now in lndianapolls marr ed Ida Bex lner alls now a minister lives t Popcorn, Ind Hollls Porter marr ed Geneva Hauger He lives t Shelburr, 1nd and orls at a power p nt in est Terre Haute, Ird Mildred Truwlood marrled Jackson McNalb Catherlne Embree now a school teacher married Vernon Crane a d lives in Bedlord, Ind Enld Lackey married Wayne Pountaln and lives near Mlllia s, lnd allace Edwards is married and at Mar on, d Slxteen graduated in 1926 Helen B ker Armstrong lives n Shoals, Ind Maxine Chapman LS lr Indianapolis Mable Etchison maxr ed Lester Btchisor, w o is ow dead A a Nltchell marr ed Harry Pugh Glayds Sherwood nom Nls Lester Burris lives at Keztucky Ruth aker lS ln Indianapolls and marrled to George Nc larer Palph Colglazler marrie Powanna Hopper and lives ln edford, Ird Clyde Doxsett worls fo1 the ortherr Electrlc Company lf Cosher, IDG wheme he llves wlth hl1GT6d vier of the class of 1929 Stephen Loveall a farmer rear Williams uarri d Oakie Cec 1 Ar old hcfoy works f r tke powez and li ht orpany Ir a alolls nd Maurice S lvexs Taz: eor ia Porter amd lives r lnclaragolis f ere e lS a ,ost oxfice cler rtis T rcher carrie r a c e r Mltchel , 6 O A l . 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Dwight Wagoner married Ruth Sr th of the class of 1950 They live in honticilla, Florida where ttey have a chicken farm Leslie LcFarl1n of Maywood, California is a postal employee H married Anna Holg Class of 1927 had sixteen graduates Grace Williams married Vincent Crane and lives in Danville, Ind Wayne Dillman is married and living near Indian Springs Arthur Trublood is married and living at Indianapolis, Ind Mary Bell Williams married Charles McCleary and is living in Alexandria, La Geraldine Bretton now Mrs Edwin Smith lives in Indianapolis Forrest Barnes lives in Bedford, Ind and married to Ann Farmer Dencil Walls married Edith Sullivan of the 1928 class and they are living in South Bend Williard Colglazier is married and living in Orleans, Ind Ward Sullivan married Ruth Schultz and lives in Indianapolis Vivian Wagner now Mrs Howard Pace lives in Leland, Ill Vonda Slater is now Mrs Vonda Adair Hazel Hill married Charles Moench and lives in Lawrenceport, Ill Jlba Doane is married and living near Williams, Ind Class of 1928 had six graduates Roy McCoy is married and a doctor in Fort Wayne Audra Hill 's married and living in Cicinnati Elizabeth Chapman now Mrs Kermit Parrish lives in Indianapolis Lavere Fields is living in Anderson with wife Marie Gerkin Helen Lewis married John Piper The 1929 class had thirteen graduates Fred Silvers is at California Kathryn Terrell is married and living in Bedford Lorene Trublood married Kenneth Williams and lives in Bedford Ethel Kern married Ewing Poole Helen Glover married Donald Creel and lives in Angola, Ind Louise Terrell married William Fields and lives South Pend, Ind Geneva Edwards now Mrs Ralph Hippenstell lives in Freemont, Ind Opal Harrington is married Two deaths, Clara Ritchlson and Farrell West Verna Dorsett lives in Terre Haute where she is working at Quicker Maid Class of 1950 had fifteen graduates Wanda Wilking married Howard Ehrhart and lives in Anderson Emmett hitchell married Claire Baker of the class of 1951 and lives on a farm in Trinity Springs Louise Reuter now Mrs Harold McFarl1n llves in Annapolis, Md Kenneth Heuter married Geneva Pennington and lives in Williams where he is a barber betta Thomas now Mrs Orville Wagoner lives on Bedford route Russell Wagner married Mable Adamson and is in Arizonla Ruth Bex is mar led to Elmer Hutsell and a nurse in Indianapolis where ste lives Hilda Embree now Mrs Chester Stringfellow lives in Indianapolis Carl Flynn is married and living in Bedford Merlin Gerkins married Jesse Sheeks and lives in California Helen Hendrickson is married and living in Indianapolis Willis Inman married Ruth Bluce and is a farmer near Cale, Ind Two deaths, Harold McCoy and Eva Beasley In 1931 twenty eight graduated Amel Dee William married 7 Z 'A A . 48 Indian Springs. Juantia Sheeks now Mrs. Horace Meade is in , , . . . 1 . Roxy Allen and is a farmer near Shoals Leland Williams married his classmate Anabel Embree, and they have a farm near Shoals LaVern Ritckison married Laura Llttlejohn and l1ves in St Petersburg, Florida Herschell Hill is married and working 1n a feed store at Terre Haute where he lives Woodrow Baker married Maxine Dorsett and lives in Williams, Ind Elsie Sargent married Earl Greashn Ward McCoy is working at a freight company 1n Bedford One death from this class Armell Tolbert Thirteen graduated in 1952 William Hall is married and owns a store near Bloomington, Ind Clinton Hall 1s living at Bryantsville, Ind Lucy Rltckison 1s married and lives in Florida Audry Lackey married Lee Holmes of the class of 1955 and 1s on a farm near Williams Maud Mitchell is now Mrs. Leland Chapman and lives near Williams Harold Mitchell 1s married and living in Williams and works at Burns City Robert McFarl1n is married and l1v1ng in California Richard Short is owner of a store in Williams where he lives He married Beulah Hall Mary Violet Kern married Eph Inman and lives near Williams Faustina Pierce is working at the Foundary t Bedford Stella Beasley married Vernon Hammersley and lives at Williams where she 1s cook at the school house One death Elmer Reuter in 1957 Class of 1955 had thirteen graduates Ida Bex married Earl Trueblood N6ll16 Chapman, now Mrs Nellie Bryant lives 1 Williams Marshall Hill is married and lives at Harrodsburg mate Opal Trueblood and lives in Bedford Jesse Sheeks married Merlin Gerkin Rebecca Smith now Mrs Lehman Maegerlien 1 operator of the postoffice at Williams where she lives Mildred Bone a teacher of nurses is living in Indianapolis Dale Roberts is married and lives in Bedford Two deaths, Dale Fall, Wallace Kinder Wallace lost his life while serving his country 1954 there were eight graduated Genev1v1e Barnes married Nelson Boicourt and is l1v1ng at Indianapolis Estell Gee married Hazel Manning at Williams Morris Gee married Mildred Owens and lives at Williams Ray Hardwick a Sfsgt in the army is in Florida and is married to Wilma Hert Elmer Hendrickson is married Avis Howell lives at Bedford Louise Smith is a nurse in Indianapolis where she lives Class of 1955 had sixteen graduates Ruby Etchison now Mrs Carol Terrell lives near Bedford Virginia Freeman married Verne Atchison Noam1 Action is married and living in Bedford Marie Thompson married Homer Bange and lives at South Gate, California Lucy Thompson lives with her parents near Williams Herbert Hall married Mary Short and is a farmer in Williams O s M Coy 1 a Tc Sgt in the army and stationed 1 California Ben Spreen marrlec Lavon Thompson and 1s a farmer. Beatrice Lomatch married Harlan Thompson from the class of 1956 Mary Belle Gee married Ralph Owens and lives in Williams Edgar Beavers married Kay Catlett and lives in Ohio Oliver Tolbert 8 O . - a . ' . n Ruth Miller married Clark Smith. Lenne Reuter married class- V . . s In Q 0 t1 c s . . n is married Roscoe Bolton married Mary Haley and lives 1 Bedford Everett Bolton is married James Craig is married has taken school teaching as his ambition and Class of 1936 had thirteen graduates Miles Bowman married and a farmer near Williams Orley Bowman married classmate Pauline Thomas Marjorie Wilking married Carl Handell and lives in Indianapolis Cecil Gee is working at Rodney's filling station in Williams Luva Wagoner now Mrs John Patrick lives in Indianapolis Helen Smith is married and a beauty operator in Indianapolis James LaForge is married Lowell Hardwick is in the Merchant Marines Virginia Smith married her classmate Henry Cox They are living on a farm near Williams his In 1957 eleven graduated Margaret Spreen married Cecil Armstrong and lives near Williams Clifford Hammersley married Betty Hinshaw from the class of 1940 and he is working at the Yorktown Floorsand Service Alberta Stapleton now Mrs Alberta Gaines lives at Bedford Marion Kinder lives in Indianapolis and married Lucille Thompson from the class of 1958 Vivian Williams lives in Chicago and married William Goebel Dale Mundy is married and lives at Edwardsport Altman Thompson married Betty Tindall and lives near Williams Ruth McCoy now Mrs Loren Oliver lives in Missouri Glen Hall is married and living near Bedford In the class of 1958 they are Marie Etchison who is married and living in Williams Louise Etchison is married raeda Spreen who married Kenneth Kern lives in Williams Virgiria Kern lives at Bedford and she married John Gllliat Olive Tolbert lives near Williams Vera Embree is living in Mitchell Velma Freeman married W1ll1am lives near Williams Maryorie Hornocker is married at Indianapolis Helen Smith who is married is Danville, Ind Paul Condiff who is a welder is living at Bedford Ruth Gehring is married and Nedora married and Dorsett and and living living at married and living at The class of 1939 are Elizabeth Hatfield who married Farrell Hayes and is living in Bedford Rhoda Thompson who married Paul Gray is living in Harlington, Texas William Kern is living near Shoals, Ind Warren Colglazier lives at Mitchell Junior Hardwick in the navy He married Pauline Wise and lives in Snug Harbor, Norfolk, Firginia Ruth Hall married Bob Reeves and is living at Shoals Lorraine Inman is living in Williams Leroy Inman is living on a farm in Williams Roberta Barrett married Perry Edwards and is living in Williams Doris Bone married Joe Connon Katherine Hall is married and living on Patton Hill Mary Owens is married to Elmer Simmerman and is living at Williams Franklin Purlee is married and is living at Mitchell In the class of 1940 there were Betty Hinshaw who married Clifford Hammersley and is living in Yorktown Harold Spreen married Rachel Cessna and lives on a f rm near Williams Dorothy Naegerlein married Herschell Young and is living in Texas . h C O I . is . O A . O O I I I O O Q . I . O I . , I X . 1 O O I A I . C g . I O . I U O 111 4 I A O - I af I Q A I I . . , . . 3 . . . I A I 1 I --- . I I O -. I O O I O A - l U . 0 A . . . . .. O I I -- A I' O Z1 s . . . Weyburn Wagoner married Sam Sheeks Lorene Kinder 1 in Illinois Robert Mosier of this class now lives near Bedford. Guy McClung died while serving his country Merle Simmerman is married and living in Williams Thaylus Embree is married and living near Mitchell Luella Rainey married Jack Sullivan and lives at Springville, Ind Marie Trueblood married Dale Mundy and lives at Edwardsport Jewel Empson is married Roy Freeman is married and living at Bedford, Ind Class of 1941 only glrls graduated They are Josephine Fields who married Gale Bowman, Maxine Hall who is married to Miles Bowman, Jewell Greathouse is now married, Nelda Dorsett Sellars now lives at Bedford where she is working at the Bedford National Bank, Kathleen Dorsett married Ray Davis and lives at Terre Haute and Betty Jo Williams is married to Harvey Howell and she is now living in St Petersburg, Florida Class of 1942 is Helen Hatfield now living at Bedford Aaron Craig Junior is an electrician and living near Silvervllle Earl Mallatt is living near Williams with his parents Robert Gehring is married to Betty Bolton and is now living at Martinsville. Russell Hall is married to Marjorie Sheetz of the class of 1948 Emil Connerly married Betty Kinder and is living in Williams Bob Williams is now working at Camdenton, Missouri Hale Hall married Jane Richards and is living in Williams One death from this class, Luella Etchison Thirteen graduated in 1943 Annabelle Cessna married t Dewy Patton Jr Edwin Sims is married Violet Freeman is married and living near Bedford Don Wilson married Kathryn Spoonmore Ethel Mae Gee ls married and living at Williams David Barrett is living at Bedford Martha Gehring married Herbert Kinder Harold Hornocker is living at Bedford Patrica ackey is working at Bedford at the Public Service Lawrence Mosier is living at Bedford Leonard Hall is living at Williams and is on the Henderson is married and living at Bedford The class of 1944 had Olin D Sorrells who married Rosana Wright Rachel Cessna married Harold Spreen and is living near Williams Mary Frances McClung now Mrs Ed Charles is living at Bedford Ernest Simmerman Jr is living with tis parents Williams and works at the RCA at Bloomington Vernell Williams married John Way and lives at Bedford Garrett Stroud ls living at Williams with tis parents Lucille Etchlson is married Mary Stroud now Mrs Glen Bex lives near Williams In the class of 1945 there were twelve Imogene Tallatt married Bill Thompson and lives in Indianapolis Rowena Wilking now Mrs George Carter is living in Orleans, Ind Erma Spreen married Marion Remmel Carolyn Maegerlein is working in Dr Neyer's office in Bedford Carol McClung married Arthur Williams and they are living in Bedford Fred Thompson is living with his parents near Williams where he is a farmer Thelma Roberts married Jack Robbins Nellle Williams is working in the Post Office in Williams where she lives with her parents Venus Brown 10 . s . o radio one night a week as one of the 'Radio Farm Boys.n William do 1 g 1 at now Irs Jim Hackler is living at Bedford Louise Wagoner married Samual Webb and is living in Fayetteville John Reeder is in the Veteranfs Hospital at Indianapolis Rex Freeman is still a single man Nine graduated in l946 Donald Harold Cessna married Prlcilla Smith and is working on his father's farm. Donald Wagoner is married and living in Indianapolis Harold Padgett is married and living at Bedford Lee A Thompson is a mail carrier at Williams where he lives with his parents Doris Todd married Claude Scoggan and lives at Bedford Norma Joyce Patton married Emil Craig of the class of 1947 Carol Ferguson now Hrs J C Anderson is living at Evanston, Ill Evelyn Bone is a nurse t Indianapolis Susie Baker works at Farm Bureau Insurance Inc In 1947 there were twelve graduates Lowell Gore married his classmate Betty Spreen and is a farmer near Williams Arthur Freeman married Josephine Terrell and lives near Williams. Helen Dorsett is a typlst for the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company at Indianapolis where she lives Florella Sim emman is a telegraph operator at South Bend Vlctorlne Evers married Andy Kinder and ls at Williams Amel Wilking married Doris Roberts and is working at Alllsonfs in Bedford Everett Callahan is working at Duncan's Donut Shop in Bedford Perry Baker Jr is living with his parents near Williams James Inman with his parents at Williams Class of 1948 had fifteen graduates Delilah White now Mrse Robert Taylor is living at Indianapolis where she is working Mildred Rainey is at home near Williams Carol Condlff 1 working in Indianapolis Doris Stroud lives near Williams John Freeman is working as a Railroad Agent at Momence, Ill John Gaither lives at Trinity Springs Gene Bex married Dothens Mitchell and lives in Bedford where he is working at Hllderbrand lotor Sales Doyle Harley is living near Trinity Springs Jesse wugener Jr is living at home near Williams Cecil Rainey is working at a stone quarry and lives near Williams Jerry Greathouse ls working at Duncan's Donut Shop at Bedford Wilbur Baker is at Indian Springs Fifteen graduated in 1949 Betty Dorsett is working for Keifer Stewart's Wholesale Drug Co at Indianapolis where she 1 now living Lois Wagoner is at home in Bedford Wanda Morris is working at Bedford in an office and lives near Williams Annabel Sims is working at Reliance at Bedford Annabell Wagner is work ing at the RCA in Bloomington Glen Sims is ln the anmy at Texas. Dale Stroud lives at Trinity Springs Max Taylor lives t Trinity Springs Alta lae Crane married Junior Fields and lives at Bureaka, Ind Ruth Gehrlng is going to Indiana Central Busl ness College at Indianapolis where she lives Dean Gore and Bill Barker are both ln the anmy also Phyllis Wright is going t college at Bloomington Eugene Baker and Gene Terrell are both living in Williams with their parents. I l O . O I al married .Betty Peyton and lives at Bedford. Norman Terrell is . 2 . s 0 8. - o OUR OWN DEAR WILLIAMS HIGH HOWARD GEC' WILLIAM TOLBERT H C IEATHERS County Superintendent Township Trustee P!'iH0!-Pnl of lillima High 17 . . T , ,,,, Q n ARWPTTR FORTNLR Government, Science, Agriculture, Freshman Sponsor, Indiana State, C ntr 1 Normal, N S Indiana, Taught 51 years M4 ,qnunli H C WEATHERS Principal, French, Seniur Co Sponsor, Indiana University, 51 years ISIS PLIPPS Un lish, Sonhomore Sponsor, A B Central Normal Colle e 92 Taught 29 years 13 Indiana University, Taught X LENA MCQLUNU Home Ec Biology, School Treasurer Senior Co Spon s r, A B Incl na, 1918, Indiana State Teachers ollege, Cen ral Normal, Taught 25 ye rs Shop BI 63:5 LOWELL MEYER Geography, Mathematics, Junior Sponsor, B S Indiana State Teachers College, 1945 Taught 4 years 'ID Q VH., 4 S gs, 'J Ile, .X lv Y A Rb lsr' ,s Mg ivr M A I 1,-9 V X.: sf, X, I 3- '4 '1 W . . A is ho . . --3 - T A.B. e a ' N N ' .' 0 0 ' 3 ' ' t . - ' L. , oh F ' lose x V F' . ay, ff g 1 Vg? L , ul. :T 3 J . ' ' 136' BEULAH RAMSEY Commerce, Coach, Junior High Sponsorg Ball State Teachsrs College, taught 1 year Chorus, Band, B S Drill!! University, Des Moines, Iowa M S University of IOWI, Taught '7 years FANNY FORTNEH s f- First and Second Grades , for -NK' Indiana State Teachers College, taught 50 years 'V ov' GAIL BEX BYRON BRIDGES Third and Fourth Grades 3 Fifth md 33,-,th d . Indiana State Teachers Indi 8 Gr. es' ana tate Teachers College, Taught 10 years Collggglg Tgught 22 years 14 -kA!'j.V QQ .1 FLOYD JOHNSON ' ' 3 T 1 . 5 U av a V, . A 1 1 Ie, -X T . ' Q yy X8 six , y 9 llllg' QDTWSDRWUE Homer Sims has driven a bus for 15 south of Vllll3mS and lncltdes those puplls across the rlver Uarnest Uall has drlven a bus for 18 dlVlOeQ, he brln s those ruolls wko l1ve on years Hls route is years H13 route is he lnolan Creek road to the scrool then oes southwest of Jllliams, Jtsi below the Walter Jones house for the remalnder of hls route Jokn Col laaler has driven a bus for 15 years 113 route over the Stumpole Rrld e road Rasil 'aker has driven a bus for 12 ye rs His route down lto Iartln County to qTlDltV Sprlnvs Parvin Dorsett has driven a bus for 15 ye rs V13 route the rldre road and some of tnose on the hlFFW8y near hls home We are proud of our bus drivers for thelr WllllU7HGSS to of anv servlce they can to further the education of the puplls W11l13NS Grade and Hiuh School Some of them have had to J around the rliy waters wrlch out them o from tFG1P refular route of travel to get thelr students to scnool They nave taken tlme from their other worl to tene classes to sctool DlCU1CS and other school 8CtlVlfl6S Tn aoln trls they h ve proven that ther are lnterested ln the youth of today and have mace the days of the past a little brlghter because of this lnterest I5 L ,..' ., I-uni -iQ 1 it 1 1: i Woatners, Principal Anna ,ene Parker, 0P'1 e r c+'re Stuce t -.11 55 'I 'Y - .,. Amos Jones, J nitor O 'I' PLAVG VT Gmiru a Q FO1rtV students at play 16 'JG Q+e1La Pam,ersLe 'ook Pa 1 Vayne e r 15, Helrer '3 TI' 5 if 'Wei l 6 Hlsxl -A -w.. 5 rx. fk wh: DnE HINSHAW Son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hinshaw, attended l2 years at Williams, 2 years basketball, l year softballg 2 years student manager, senior president, outstanding trait respect SAMM E EMBREE wiv GENEVA GRISSGJ Daughter of Kr and Irs Elmer Grissom, attended 8 years t Williams, secretary senior year, outstanding trait stubborn 17 Son of Mr and Irs John Embree, attended 7 years at Williams, 4 years basketball, 2 years softball, senior vice president, outstanding trait neatneas ilu! lv 'S A Y W 1 - I . Q 0 ' ' .I V D l 3 . , . - TE fif' :pff ' - Gi ' Emsgbfg , ,,ifa,,'N .ljql ': 12, . 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I V 4 I O I ' I. . . - FW3N-:M' gffffesffagg. 1' yi' 'etlfiixailf ef Y 15,2 we ' C , I 9 .. rn, .asf SHIRLEY RYDER Daughter of Mrs Joseph Crunkeltong attended 1 year at Williams, cheer leader senior year, office practice senior year, feature editor of annual outstandinz trait smile LYLE MITCHELL Son of M an Mrs. Herbert Mitchell, attended 4 years t Williams, 4 years basketball, 2 years softball, ju ior president, editor WHS Hi LIGHTS, outstanding trait neatness 1 ll. 1nvN UCP DORIS WILKING Daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Roberts, attended 5 years t Williams, cheer leader 4un1or year, Married Amel Wilking May 6, 1949, .Quts tand inz tra 11.21121 lm: LAVERE STROUD Son of Mr and Mrs Walter Stroud, attended 4 years at Williams, 4 years basketball, 2 years softball, art editor f school paper and annual outstanding trait quietness 1 , ' . ' , . r. d ' . ' a R 0 I O 1, r e L L M . Q ix A' I V . I e g a kk x 1 s MARY LOU BEASLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Beasleyg attended 12 years at la Q 1 Nilliamsg freshman secretary and i Q sf r Q-1-l . 1 -1 , yi Q 3 E301 ? by 'ly 'QWm , 5 L' 2 Q, - tif '- , . ,f-- ff , , ,,3rR , I 5 .?. 2 DAVID NUNN son of Mr and Mrs General Nunn attended 4 112 years at Williams 5 2 3 years basketball 2 years softball, sophomore president, out standinz trait friendlv ,Q- DORIS RAINEY Daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Rainey attended 12 years Williams, alumuni for the annual, outstandina feature red hair treasurerg outstanding trait- chewinz zum 'ay 'fb- HOBEHT WFITE Son of Mr and Mrs Lavon White, attended 12 years at Williams, 3 years basketball, 2 years softball, freshman president, outstanding trait always behind time .Rf-'Q 'NJ 4'15P 1.4 29 ' E+' R A . . I 2 f z y fm 0. ., -rf f ' 1 1 N .1 N1 - V J I 1 0 at V .Rx I , M , Q . 5 A Q, WX L t 19 ' W6 5 1? PAULINE KEY Daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Kev, attended 12 years at Williams, school lu ch recorder 2 years, co editor of WHS H1 LIGHTS, editor of WHITE RIVER MEMORIES, outstanding trait-dependable RICHARD SIMMERMAN Son of Mr and Mrs Glen Simmerman, attended 3 years at Williams, 2 years softball, class history for the annual, outstanding trait minding his own business KATHRYN PARKER Daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Parker attended 7 years Williams, office practice ju iox year, class reporter freshman anc senior years, outstanding trait independent 4r1r ,,,-7 DON WILLIAMS Son of Mr and Mrs Hassel Williams attended 2 1f2 years at Williams, art editor of annual and school Daber outstandingmfeature height 33 and T' U I .1 ' ' ' . L 1. Q I r Q' ' r N I-If -.1 fl 45 l O . Q A Ay 'llr e s Q -aff , r' ,X , f e It w , t i U O I' : 8' ' .IC CLASS HISTORY The year of 1937 found eleven little pupils with smiling faces all in their places ready to begin their first day at school They were Louise Palmer, Anna Short, Doris Rainey, Pauline Key, lary Beasley, Donna Wagoner, Betty Sears, Bobby Gore, Gwen Wagoner, Jakie Hatfield, and Dee Hinshaw During our first eight years we lost Anna Short, now at tending Tunnelton High School, Gwen Wagoner, now at Florida and Jakie Hatfield now at Bedford, Indiana During this time we added Kathryn Parker from Lynville, Indiana, Doris Roberts from Shawswlck and David Nunn from Bedford, Indiana On our first party we went to the Wilson Park at Bedford, Indiana and ate our supper which the girls had provided though there were no lights turned on in the shelter house our bus driver, Basil Baker, turned his bus lights on so we could see what we were eating After eatl we went up town and saw a show called, uBuck Private Comes Home When we became freshmen our class consisted of thirteen members These were Doris Roberts, Geneva Grissom, Mary Lou Beasley, Doris Rainey, Kathryn Parker, Pauline Key, Donna Wagner, Lyle Mitchell, Sammie Embree, Bob White, Dee Hinshaw, Lavere Stroud, and David Nunn As it is the custom of the freshmen class to give a Valen time Party to the other higher grades we did our part and held the party in the school gym In our sophomore year we gained Deloris Head, Hyla Taylor, Mildred Hardwick, John Pruett, and Richard Simmerman 811 from During this year Deloris Head, Hyla Taylor, and John Pruett de cided to leave us We then had a total of fourteen left Our junior year seemed to have been the happiest although we lost Mildred Hardwick, and Donna Wagner Mildred thought she would rather be Hrs Dee Hinshaw and Donna Wagner left us to change her name from Miss to Mrs Bob Way The main events of our junior year were the ordering of our class rings, the trip to Indianapolis and our reception when we took the seniors to Louisville, Kentucky We started our senior year in school with fifteen pupil One new one was added to the class Shirley Ryder from Tennes see Those that went all their twelve years at Williams are Dee Z1 . Al- Martin County. At Christmas Don Williams came from Fayetteville. s. CLASS PRU HECY I had just been thinking about the senior class of 1950 and wondering how they had changed But I was soon to be able to see fer myself in just a few short hours, as I was having a party at my house in Palm Springs, Florida ly husband, Amel, and I live in a large house in a citrus grove that we own I have been planning this party for some time Time slips by and it was almost time for our guests to arrive As I busled myself with the refresh ents I heard the doorbell ring and my husband answered it Pauline peeped around the corner le should have known it was Pauline because she was always very punctual She is now a nurse Her uniform is very perky looking even though she had just gotten off duty Pau11ne's husband, Paul, is a doctor, so you can understand why Pauline is a very good nurse About that time ln walked Shirley Ryder She looked very peculiar lhen we asked her what was the matter, she said she had fallen in love with her college professor She is now studying to be a Physical Ed teacher CBoys Preferred! and will be very happy to get through to start her career as a teacher Time moved swiftly by and at this moment Geneva Grlsso and lary Beasley walked into the room They were ln uniform an army uniform Those girls always said that they were going to join the army but I would never have believed it Geneva said all over with her fiance ll wonder if he knows about Geneva and her little affairs with the donkeys down at Williams Highvl Remember how Geneva rode the donkey at the donkey ballgame? Lavere Stroud came ln with a big rush That was very unusual for him as he was always rather quiet He can't stay very long because he has to go to a business meeting He is now an artist, working with models girls in Hollywood About this time in walked Don Williams and his wife, Lois lwngonerb Williams, and their two sons He has taken up the ministry and is a very good pastor He has performed four hundred weddings in his experience since his graduation In came Dee Hinshaw and his wife, Mildred, also his son, Mikie Dee is an expert engineer He is living in New York now and city life must be agreeing with him because he is getting FAT Sammle Embree came slipping in as usual He is his old quiet self Was he alonsoq Yes, he was alone He decided that he couldn't fool with women He was now a doctor in New York, where his hospital specializes in the care of women Did I say he couldn't fool with women? He is head doctor in the women's ward Z . . e her discharge would be here soon and she could go back and start 3 There came a great noise Car doors slam, there were squeals, whistles and vhoops Surely it couldn't be anyone but David Nunn and his wife, Rhea Dawn Anyway, David was his old joking self He has five boys He said he wanted a basketball team In came Lyle, slow but sure He said he could take lt easy now as he had invented a 'hair comber', so he wouldn't have to spend all his time with his hair Time was fastly slipping by and we wondered where the other seniors were, but all at once, we heard a noise and in came Richard Simmerman, Doris Rainey, and the former Kathryn Parker Richard is an expert game warden and he stated he had lots of fish stories He is single but is giving a red head the eye Doris Rainey was top telegraph operator until her marriage Sh is now living in Dallas, Texas with her husband and daughter Kathryn sang us all a song and yodels to show us her improvement as she has been studying music in Paris and has just returned for a short vacation until her husband, Dale and her four children to catch up with her Her husband is a barber and gives her a shampoo and set once in a while be late He was always late to English, civics, geography and all the rest of his classes back at Williams High But Bob is looking well and how he does dress Wonder what he does W finally asked him and he said he sold men's clothing to all the large stores of the United States We now were all here We dined and danced and wondered, as we rejoiced together if we could ever do this again We all had a lovely time and as time muved swiftly by we had to say good bye and then moved slowly to our homes, hoping to get together another time Lives of great men all remind us le can make our lives subllme, And departing leave behind us Fbotprints on the sand of time Longfellow Z4 ' . A At last--in walked Bob White. We might have known he would t . . . e CLASS WILL We the class of Noon being of sound body and mind, lsuper sound, not injured oy overstudyl knowing that it is a custom to leave, a last will, hereby bequeath the following personal pos sessions, lwe haven't manyh to those we leave behind I, Shirley Ryder, will my place as che rleader to Anna Dee Flake, my many bo friends I shall keep N office position I leave to Shirley Chastain I, Pauline Key, will my task of getting the material for the annual to Treasa Baker My good grades I will keep, I might need them again in college Ny a ility to keep quiet in classes to my sister, task of ability for Dal I, Doris Wilking, will my prophecy to Donnald Bays My NRI' place as sen or reporter and the paper to some unlucky junior driver, I leave to hary Ae, Kathryn Parker, will my distributing the school to be a good automoolle e, I will keep him osltion of writing the class aollity to talk favors ou of Nr Weathers, to someone who needs it As for my red convertable I shall che rfu I leave Roberts silly wrong t French, assists leave t Baldwin in clas keep Doris Rainey, will my red hair to Connie Baldwin Ny l disposition, I leave to rary Lou Wilking My shortness, to Karen Thompson and m sliminess I leave to Feliece hary Lou Beasley, will my seat in civics class to anyone enough to take it hy haoit of having my mouth open at the ime in a class meeting to Leslie Grissom My knowledge of I leave to all future French students Dee Finshaw, will my position as student man ger to my nt, Bill Crane The presidency of the senior class, I will o Dean Baker My ability to write sport news to Harry Richard S1 merman, will my ability to keep my mouth shut s meetings to the junior class Ny hobby, which is tink ering with clocks and watches, and fixing them in the meantime, I will keep for further use in my future shop ly having a vacation every year due to high waters, I leave to Max Connerley I, Lavere Stroud, will my quietness and dignity to brother, Russell My ability to draw I leave to Donnald Porter My being able to tell tall fish stories, I leave to anyone who believes them I, Don Williams, will my height to Bill Dorsett My ability to get along with all teachers to Bok y Wagoner Ny desire to be a mirister, I leave to Leslie Grissom Z5 . 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I D my 9 Q 4 A-. . . o ' at o . o I, Sammie Embree, will ny position as ousiness manager of the annual to anyone unlucky enough to get it My position on the ball tear to Joe Gray My high top boots I leave to Harold Dean Parker to wade the creek As for Shirley, I will keep her unless some lucky romeo snatches her from me I, David Nunn, will my position as captain of the ball team to Buckshot Padgett My front teeth I leave to Bill Don Box My ability to box, I leave to Donnie Bays I, Lyle hitchell, will my ability to solve aglebra prob lers to Lowell Chandler My most charming way with the girls to Perry Spreen My nice hairdo and neat appearance, I leave to Johnny Williams My knowledge of French adjectives to Max Conner le I, Bob White, will my gift of gab to Harold Crane reputatlon as a ladies man to Arthur Beasley My ability to be hrs Phipps pet peeve, I leave to Donald Reeder donkeys to Twila My freckles, I leave to M Johnson My loud mouth I will keep hy ability always to have nicknames, I leave to Patty Wagoner Lastly we dislgnate and appoint Nr Johnson to be chief exe cutrix of this, our last will and testament Signed ,9 WM!-M fda-fy'-M23-M DMJJ DMUJLN W-VCE mp JWZ2 M25 ,Wfylef 76 y. . My I, Geneva Grissom, will my ability to ride and get along with . r. . s Z? 1 ' I Q I ,4 ' X ---X ,f-X I , X 5 N3 X ' N I6 4 Y,-po, UL X Q 'F X Lu Rx I l fs I' NK -1 - - 1 9 7 S 3 1 l f ' P ' Q25 ' 414 ' : xx I XX f 7 v T . X 4 N N X ' X 5 ,, I Q' t E M '.ff ' f X .N '9 'v,4 1 J Q0 , o Z 1: yyg ef N I ,9 1 rv k X 'U X XX 7 1 'I J X X I ' I CLASS POE! The doors of success are open wide For us who part this year As we go marching side Into the future near We'll ne'er forget the We spent with omr dear But we hope we'll meet by side days gone friends, someday Where ever olr l1fe's road tends Our thoughts go backward through Through our school days so dear, And wonder if we're really glad That the end is so very near the years We wish to extend our deepest thanks To our own Williams High And would like to live all over again The happy days gone by The happiest times we ever had, Were between those cheerful walls And we'll always think of them Where ever duty calls We're happy for the future near We're happy for days long gone We hate to leave our school so dear But we have to say 'So Long' Mary Lou Beasley P 0 0 I . o Q o , 0 Q Y Q u 0 Q , o 1 HALLOUEEN PARTY On the evening of October 25, 1949, the seniors broke custom of having a combination Halloween Party and ple supper had only a Halloween Party The feature attractions were fortune teller and the crazy house The best dressed couple Hrs letta Wagoner and Irs Ilene Key The best dressed dividual was Kiss Ruby Brock A small novelty show was put the an 18.8 lary Lou Beasley, Geneva Grissom and Doris Rainey sang songs Pauline Key, Kathryn Parker, and David Nunn put on a comedy part Lloyd Jewel, and Anna Parker also participated in this event PICTURE TAKING TOUR As was the cust m the seniors left school one day to take pictures for the year book larvln Dorsett took the seniors and their sponsor, Irs Lena IcClung, to Cascade Park north f Bloomington, Indiana Pictures were taken of various things D to the cold weather they could not stay long after going back to Bloomington they enjoyed a hot lunch and took pictures there in town Some of t e group visited the Indiana University while touring around In the afternoon they started their journey back Wilson Park at Bedford, Indiana. The picture staff spent several more days on their snap shots On January 27 they took the last roll of pictures thus ending the picutre taking tour of the year for their year book COUSIN EIMY An announcement of a shew to be put on in the Williams gym by Cousin Emmy the night of December l aroused much excitement especially among the children Her name was well known among them and at last she was coming to their school and they could see her. Some of the students were lucky enough to be introduced to her on her arrival here just after school was out in the after- noon, December 1 About 7:45 pm. the doors of the gym were opened and Cousin Enmy's show was under way To everyone's surprise there were more people than just Cousin lsmy's group on the stage They were Sammie Embree, lax Commerly, Ruth and Anah Freeman and nary Lou Iilking, who were going to do a qulntette lary Key, and Gloria Slnnernan with a trio Anna Gene Parker, who were going to sang a duet These three groups of students fron were o mpetlng against each other in the number, Lloyd Jewel, number and Kathryn and the high school here amateur contest The winner, the quintette, were determined by the applause of the aunience. 19 d . the ' O Q O O e OD e I O e 0 e e U .to school. They took pictures along the way, stopping off at 0 Calendar of Events 1949 50 September 2 Virst day of school 5 Labor Day 19 School lunch program started 23..Freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes elected class officers October 3 Junior class started their candy sale Junior and senior classes had a party School paper contest opened School paper contest ended First school paper published Seniors sponored the annual Halloween party November 2. Clearsprings basketball team defeated Williams on home December l January 2 10. floor, 37 33 Williams defeated by Shoals there, 40 29 Odon lost game on their floor to Williams, 58 48 Williams played Huron there losing the game, 30 29 Bulldogs defeated Fayetteville Loins, 38 36 25 Thanksgiving vacation engoyed by the school Everyone returned from vacation Heltonville defeated by the Bulldogs here, 56 45 Shirley and Carolyn attended Yell Leaders' Conference Cousin Emmy put on a music show here Williams wins over Campbellsburg, 52 50 Kathryn came to school wearing a diamond The seniors gave the sophomores a party Tunnelton lost game to Williams, 53 48 Williams played Huron, won 47 42 School dismissed for Christmas vacation Students returned from vacation Tuberculosis patch test Heltonvllle was again defeated by Williams, 47 42 School was dismissed because of high water Mrs Phipps was on a high horse We dldn't have any school Needmore lost to Williams, 47 46 18 School was reopened after high water went down 20 The Bulldogs were defeated by the Oolitic team in the February 9 April 6 May 1 County Tourney, 64 49 .Scotland lost their game to Bulldogs, 39 33 Long delayed semster tests were given Williams lost game to Cdon here, 50 43 Seniors gave juniors a party for winning the annual contest ceneva Grissom celebrated her seventeenth birthday Freshmen gave the annual Valentine party Seniors gave their class play Baccalaureate .Commencement .Honor Day School closed for the term S 412 700 l2.. 2O.. 2500 400 ' 1500 A ' 1800 ' 2200 ' 24- 00 . 28.. 3000 3000 ef: A' - l2.. 1400 l5..Sen1ors took annual pictures at Bloomington 1600 A 1 ' 2200 . 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V 1. fqhs gvint 11:nC '.m. , .J O-4,15 A F U 2 Q L O Al P f I TQ, Cla K., Row 1, Row 2, Row 5, l' Row 1, Row 2, Row 3, --ng J, JUNICRS left: to right, Norma Hitchcock, Seraphine Brassine, 'Ireasa Baker, lille Grissom, Anna Dee Blake, Carolyn Gore Mary Key Lowell Meyer, Sponsor, Donald Bays, Bobby Stroud, Max Connerly, Deen Baker Harold Crane, B111 Dorsett, Lloyd Jewell, Joe Grey SOPFOIIORES left to right, Ruby Brock, Karen Thompson, Bonnie Bern lery Lou lilking, Dorothy Sherfick, Anah Freeman, Ann Jean Parker, Eellece Roberts, Selly Cornett, Pitt, wagner. Irs. Isis Phipps, Sponsor, Don Reeder, Richard Iosie Russell Stroud, Perry Spreen, Leroy Padgett. Lowell Chandler, Leslie Grissom, Harold Parker, Llwrenc Dwyer, Paul Wayne Gehring. Absent: Shirley Chastain' Hlrold Blk 32 , , QE: - f r 4 7 5 'A ' e u ' in ' , ,V W1 1 . . if - U . 6 J e.,'7f35f 3 A ,HV r . - N. -' . i V : - A X ' I' i 5 . I , , AE . Q si I w ' . I a .54 J. IHLDML LN Row 1, left to right, Dana Craig, Marlyn Baker, Inez Rainey, Martha L n, Connie Baldwin Row 2, Arth r ggrtner, Sponsor, Donald Porter, Barry Baldwin, Bill Don Bez, Richard Crane, Joe Bough Row 3, Allen Sims, Frank Todd, B111 Crane, Luthur Cochran Absent, Ray Baxter, Henry Sanders, Everett Todd 09a 1:5 Row Row Row Row l SEVENTH AND EIGHTB left to Wagner, Freeman Mildred Keith, Arthur Beasley, Charles Lynn, Donnie Gray, Amos Keith, Freddie Brock, Donald Eknbree, Betty Lou Owens Floyd Johnson, Sponsor, Janice Grissom, Sue Gore, Marta Jo Holmes, Patty Stewart, Marilyn Wagner, Doris Peyton, Betty Rose Owens, Virginia Grissom, Rebecca Crane Jerry Baxter, Welbon Bowman, Garry Baker, Bobby Wagner, Leonard Cornett, Robert Stewart, Franklin Cornett, Charlie Hatfield, Roy Key, Noel Milum, John Williams right Phyllis Chapman, Patty Moser, Shirley Patsy Dwyer, llarilyn Baker, Patty George, Ruth Gehring, Jimmie Wagner, Douglas Ryder, Paul 33 , ' J 7 . , 4 , if . , -- .:: N . 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Row 2, Marie Lynn, Larry Hammersly Francis Wagner, Ronald Baker, Hattie Cornott, Roy Brock, Phyllis Mosier, Donald Bax, Marilyn Jones, Billy Wagner, Ruth Gray Row 3, M Bridges, Regena Keith, Willie Brock, Deloris Snmnenman, Kenneth Owens, Beverly Gehring, Ronald Wagner, Nodra Hall, Lyndon Roberts, Hazel Hicks Row 4, Lewis Smith, James Terrell, Shirley Denem, Allen Short, Delorls Parker, John Blake, Sharon Cox, Jack Short, Linda Williams, Coy Router, Colleen Bex THIRD AND FOURTH ROW 1 left to right Douglas Loveall, Wanda Parker, Jerry Simmerman, Emma Sue Brook, homer Brock, Raselyn Jean Armstrong, Stephen Maegerlein, Sharon Roberts, Larry Williams, Evelyn Batman, Lyle Router, Reba Gehrlng ROW 2 Loretta Simmerman, lichael Mitchell, Euretta Crane, Marion Dorsett, Shirley Roherts, Rerschell Kern, Naomi Baker, Everett Grissom, Judy Thompson, Donald Owens ROW 5 Johnnie Inman, howard Skillman Barbara Ann Bea, Jackie Simmerman, Barbara Stewart, Gordon Simmerman, Linda Chapman, Russel Wagoner, Helen Beasley, Donald Key, Lula Belle Baker, Harold Johnson TEACHER Irs Gail Bex FIRS A B SBCO D R00 l left to right Ronnie Rayton, rrank Inman, RICUSFG Williams, Rickard Batman, Jackie Terrell Vichael Embree, Sammie Roberts, Clifford Jrissom, huth Brock, Larry Uhaoman R 2 A s Fortner, Billy Kern, Phylis Hicks, Terry Skill an, Nancy vnapman, Charles Sir er an, Iarsha Baker, Larry Simmerman, Mary Rachel Naegerlein, Johnny Bob Key, Carolyn Lee, Larry Baxter FOA 3 Judy Kay wagnex, Charles seasley, Ruth Lynn, White, Sharon Nagner, Jerry Terrell, Donra Rmtree, Ross Willis s, Evel n Ricks, Billy Stroud Absent Trudy Ann Wade And Batt, Ann Todd Pa A I Y - - - J Rhilip Mitchell, Judy Ann wagner, ow' -'r . 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X ' 1 ' ' 3 X . r 'a.'fK ' A X J -K1 ' ,Lb - , s + if , , f ' V uw ' i E Q R ' xx:-1 , . 1 - , I , , 'f I' A' I Don lilliams Doris lilking Bob lhlte Lavere Stroud THE SEIIORS OF 1950 leal ess Lois Amel His old Chivie Iomen Richard Simmerman Hunting Shirley Ryder Doris Rainey Lyle Mitchell David Nunn Dee Hinshaw Pauline Key Kathryn Parker Geneva Grissom Sammie Embree Boys Tell len Geom try Fudgies Fishing Studying Dale Writing Letters Shirley lary Lou Beasley Dale Hlbit Quietness Lose Pencils Arguing Qnletness lorking Talking Giggling Arguing Driving Swimming Reading Singing Fighting Blushing Chewing Gum Ambition Minister Beautioian Actor Horse Thief Robin Hood Nurse To Be Serious Author Swim the English Channel Swim beside Dave Nurse To Get Married lule Skinner Hobo Chimney Sweep -41-.- 4 0 Host Popular Girl Host Popular Boy Loudest Mouth Whackest Laugh Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Easy To Get Along With Neatest Girl Neatest Boy Griper Quietest Best Sohemer Best Known Couple Reckless Driver Teaoher's Pet Corniest Most Generous Lovinest Shortest Has Host Pencils Siiped IHO'S WHO Mary Key Sam ie Embree Geneva Grissom Bobby Stroud Donald Bays Pauline Key Treasa Baker Shirley Chastine Dean Baker Max Connerly Don lilliams Dee Hinshaw Les and Patty Kathryn Parker Patty Wagner David Nunn Mary Lou Beasley Les Grissom Doris Rainey Doris Wilking Grins The Least Richard Sim erman Dighified and Quiet Laygrg Stroud 41 Most Love-slck Boye e e e u e e 0 e e eBob -'lb COMMENTS BY OUR COACH Anyone driving through Spice Valley Township on October l 1949 would have thought that it was a peacehal little community If such thought ever entered anyone's head, they were very radi cally wrong for this is the time of the year that Do Days really start to break forth and the 'Bulldogs' of Williams are really hard to handle This dreaded disease lingers all winter and before it is under control, spring is here and the fish are biting in White River Several days before October l the chief 'Dog Trainer' had sent out a plea for dogs to enlist in the Canine Corp to help mangle the neighboring schools On October 5rd the plea was answered by a loud growl from 24 boys who wished to help make Lawerence County shudder from their bites Of these boys, six of them were pups from the eighth kennel who would have to be kept on leash all season, six were sophomores with some experience but who still needed their teeth sharpened and who would also have to be kept on a leash, seven were juniors who hoped to be tested for the first team and five were seniors who were scarred veterans of the battles of previous seasons They would be expected to carry the brunt of the battles of the coming season The 'Dogs' like every other team in the state were allowed just a month to get ready for the first day of the season. During the first week of practice, the gymnasium couldn't be used because the floor had been scrubbed and given two coats of seal Drying hadn't taken place as fast as it was expected Initial workouts were held outside and the time was put to good use by getting the masium and three weeks of hard work followed At this time the squad was hit hard by an epidemic of atheletes foot and three junior boys missed the first three weeks of practice Another junior boy developed an infection in his leg and was lost for about six weeks. At last the big night was here, and the 'Dogs' looked ahead What did they notice? They opened against the biggest schools on their schedule Clearsprings, always a tough team, inflicted our first loss on opening night Two nights later Shoals sent th 'Dogs' down by ll points On the following Friday night we found a victory over Odon and that wmxld certainly give us confidence for our next week's game with Huron It did too much in fact the Beavers whittled us down by the score of 29 30 Smarting fro this defeat, the 'Dogs' went on to play some good and bad ball, but, nevertheless they cultivated a string of seven victories be fore Oolitic dropped them in the County Tournament Our record at present time is 9 wins and 5 losses for our regular schedule have 2 games left and both of them are going to be tough ones. Our roster is somewhat smaller now than it was at the start of the season Three players have dropped out and another has be come ineligible All in all it has been a pretty good year, and The 'Dogs' will still be fighting when the season comeeto a close 42 'D 1 ..g 2 ' .9 boys legs' and lung capacity built up. Finally we got in the gym- ' . e ' ! H .We NAME Nwxv RRPU T FH RLUY n bmT QAFWR BAYS B STROTD WHITE STROUD Total Points 143 111 130 128 STATISTICS Free Games Average Points Throws Fowls Played In Per JHE VARSITY Game Tb Row, left to right Coach, Floyd Johnson, Leroy Pad ge t, lax Connerley, Lyle Mitchell, Sammie Embree, Bo Stroud, Principal, H C Weathers Bobtom Row, left to rignt Lavere Stroud, Donald Bays Bob White, David Nunn, Dean'Bakor, Student Manager, Dee Hinshaw 4 'JI' 'TTIPTPS Q Fo D ck Rov LP t to di + Coach loyd Jo son, Harold Crane D1 y 'osar Harold Par er Joe Gray, Legllp Gpisggm rincinal C ea+1ars Prort Yow Left to 71 ht Billj D01 pax, qlss 1 JtrOuR uillj Do sett, Richard Crane, Harry Baldwin, Stqdewt angsep D111 Crane Back Wow Le t to Right Coacn, Artuar Forb r Noel Ni um Ieonarq Cornett, Arthur e sley, ra L11 Corwett A41 Keith, Roy Kew, Uriwcipal 1 C eat,ers Front Wow Left to Rig t Dorald Umbree A.os Ueitw rec Prock, Robe t Stevart John.J illia s 44 ,D -.- - -Q , 4- . ' 1 ,Y .- 1 - ,:! . 5', . I . 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