Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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0 f 1 AN INVESTMENT IN KNOWLE ALWAYS PAYS THE BEST INTEREST BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 90 wg Q0 9' B0 f Q U X' Qk Q QD N f C I w , if , A X! I ! II G E r gg'3 Page tvso JR fi pub Nu... 'Nav OMPLISHMENT IS THE 0 1.945 LOUIS BROMFIELD f'NL-J-Qf HI XXIIOLI' OF OLI LIYIS THF EXTENT OI' Ol I NIINDS II-XS BFENI Sl BJICI TO TIIF VVISF -XD II-UI COPII D WI'III PI OBIIWIS AND BUILI OUI CHAI ACFFIS THAT IHIS BOOK SHOULD CAPIY THE SIIf FINFS OI' -X PEW OI TIIE BEST IS TO SIIOVN IN II H-XI DFFPEE THESF PI OVEI BS TIF IN'IO OUI LII ES II HIE IIIFI SOCIAL OI -XC-XDI' MIC -XND TIIAI TIIIS CONIBINAFION NI-XIxIS OLI Pl BIICATIOVS NIOPF FNIDFAPING -XS WE PPESENT THE 021 DOW SL-XL TEI EDITOI CL APA GI EEIN CO EDITOI Page three A c C NLY EN URING sATlsrAcTloN 1,1 X fl 7? I ,T-T-is I 4 lt. AGES AND AXIOMS OF THE PAST, UPON VVHICII VVE . 'Q I C ' I JIIN I 1 ', ' I ,I lg,. I 3,. ' ' ' ' I 'C Tl I I , . ' A L 4 Ai J N Lv A v N . I . . I I ' - - - 'I Page four Evhtrattun To Albert Carl Slhler who was so unex pectedly taken from our ranks by death we the Semor class of 1945 do affectlonately and respectfully dedxcate thls ed1t1on of the Golden rod as an expresslon of our regard for his un fa1l1ng loyalty and trustvworthmess ' WN ig. M f l . . , . , . , ANY rmprovements have been made m the Home Economlcs Department slnce the last tlme lt was photographed Flrst and probably foremost are the upper and lower Whlte cablnets that have been bu1lt completely along the west wall In the certer of the work space IS a smk w1th a wlndow above ThlS makes an ldeal place for flowers To the rlght of the cablnets are the General Electrlc refrlgerator and ut1l1ty cabmet for chma and glassware storage On the opposxte slde are the gas ranges Home Economlcs food classes were set up wlth a program of both 1nd1v1dual and group demonstratlons The glrls dolng clothlng work were mterested 1n maklng the most of what they have had ln thelr wardrobes durmg the past Rejuvenatlng and Reparrmg were clothlng passwords for 1943 The two bulletln boards ln the Home Economlcs are always on exhlbltlon to any hlgh school student or person mterested ln our work A p p 1 . MONTAIGNE Page five etite Compes to Me While Eat'ng Go Page SIX od Tha RIC ADMINISTRATIDN For ex eiy wise m Ill thue is 1 te lCllLl M tybc 11010 not wise men but we can undeist 1nd th lt 110 man c in gct dong in this xx o1ld W1tl1OLlt knowledge gained fiom 1nothe1 SOUICC When vue enteied Bingy High blck 111 11 uc weie -1 bunch of school seemcd to us a big unde1t1k1ng foi ou1 fceble minds Soon ou1 fears were banlshed by 21 sympathetic and undei st inding faculty To these wise teacheis We Weie just 1llOtllQ1 bunch of kids to woik with and plan for They had taught othei gi ee11 ind sc ued kids like ourselves before they met us and would continue to teach them afte1 We were gone from this school Behind these teacheis weie a small gl0l11J of men who also XVO1k6d and planned fox us They oiganized this school to gixe us all the benefits that could be gained f1om a thoughtful 1nte1ested and ex pelienced 3.dfl'llIl1St13.t1Oll To ou1 2IdITl1lllStl ition now goes ou1 deepest th lnks and appiecia tion VVe will do all in ou1 pow 61 to lixe up to the11 expectatlons and hopes BOB CHAFFIN H X ' ' I I Instruction ls Better n ' ' ' 2 1' 1 2 2 ' 1 '. 2 1 ' , I 2 2 4 .2 I 2 r ' -A v 1 Y. 1 . 1 A 1 ng . V , ' ' Z ' 44- H, Vx Y , I scared-green kids. We didn't know which way to turn, and a high A L ' u E . v s I . ' 1 7 . l 1 . I h 2 . K . ' 1 4 . 2 n 4 . D ' . ' ' 2 2 ' ' , ' 1 C 1 2 ' - , ' . , - . ' ' -2 ' Y . 2 1 ' - AD Q 15 ZW' CHARLIE V WALTZ C I MOORE GEORGE STUMP Secretary Acting President Treasurer Trustee of Washington Township To these md foimei membeis of oul B0 ud we one much of the excellence of our school M INISTRATIU Page seven A Word to the Wise ls Sufficient gg VM, in T SUPEBINTENDENT O M LEATH B S Purdue Universlty M S Purdue Umverslty Mathematics Physics II Thou Sees! a Man of Understandl Page eight PRINCIPAL KENNETH O. ALLEE A. B. Butler University M. S. University of Wisconsin Mathematics FREEMAN COX B 'S Purdue UIIHPFSIIQ 'NI S Purdue UHIYQYSIIS Chemistry VELMA R GEAR B S Purdue UDIYQFSIIQ R Home Economlc s Physlcal Ed Bmlogy PAULINE REED I 1 1 S! lt: 'I' u C nl f c Nl! RUSSELL S PRIBBLE B S Culumhu Unnermty llemlth Slfely Snlll Stu: es BERNIECE MCCORD B Ir 1 lnnfulty I I Lnnersxty LEOTA F SIMS A B Centrll 'Norm 11 College Cummerc ff CHARLES G SWADLEY S P B Pun Ulmer'-my Physlr ll Pfl Smul Studies ALICE M CHILDS A B 'Nlunmuuth College WI A Unlwerslty uf 'VIISSUUFI Engllsh Ldtm DOROTHY ALLEE B S Indldnel State Tearhers College Nluslc APOCRYPHA '-P, 1 Page mne . .. , H. n li: nu A. . ull: nu B, '. . I. lue . ' S: 1 4-: 'ln-rs I 'x .' ' - 1.5. . . '. M. A. In li: 11:1 re I . ' ' ' I1Iu. ', Art ' .' f'z .' ' ,' Agri:-ultufe I-Jnfezlish, Lihmry L t T h F t W t h S t I H ' D E Y 8 E 0 H l' E E P S 0 I S 0 0 I' ' I an Q ' . 'S I f ' A My Inventlons Come By Accndent They Came By Work I THOMAS A. EDISO H y y if ' 1 l . 1 X 'Y I xi , if 5 M J ' Page elev U E IOR CLASS UFFIC Friends Are Greatest Rlches SEN ERS L ft t 'ghtz Tom Flesher, Joyce Zenor, Barbara Flint, Bob S E N I 0 R S P t Ive BILL ADKINS He s a gentleman look at hu bool: Baflketball 2 3 Glldere Llub 1 2 3 4 Plgtul 3 Glee Club 3 BE'I'I'Y AUTER gm srolsnur h lc at ee Club 4 Art 2 lines 1234 JOAN BARTLETT qshmey lhfrnrlmrm Ihr Gllderfa Club 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 DALE BECKETI' QWUIU aketball 12 3 4 A A A-.P ull BOB CHAFFIN A -K 1 3 4 Bank 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Baiket ball 12 Basketball manager 3 Gllder Llub l Plgtalls 3 Glee ub 4 Super Su-.x MARY DAGGS 1 morn fanu Ile ue I r In A G 1 Hell Nlr Cox Plgftana Super Sun RICHARD BEASON QRICIU Isle as lou short tu :uni A A 34 Gllderfs Club 3 Basketball 1234 Baseball nonnlrrn susan useruey Nurhmg glen! um 1 r nrlnn l uuhoul nlhu 1: m A A 4 Gliders! Club 1 23 1 Glee Club MARIA LOU BIGGS Qllggsxej 1 u nmol pul Ihr, unw slum an el 'ry oz! 2 3 4 Gliders u Plgtal s 3 Glee Club 1 2 4 Flrst prize In safety mntewt DONALD BUTLER QI-'eanutj N I r uv mor th m as nv usarv A Glider UI 2 3 4 Base a JOHN CLARK QClm'k1ej A A 1234 A A Vue Presldent Baseball 1 Gllders Club 1 234 Basketball 12 MARY DEMMARY YP: r I nl that llll tnmorrf u nhl h vou ran dn Iadnw A 1234 Gliders Club 1234 Glee Cu, 1234 r ff! Page thlrteen Z- .V-.A V .---2 fr. . .. .---. Tho M If 1 . 5 of Irwuls an i nl f1I. ' 4 4' 4' ' '1 ' 1' s'f.v . Gl , 3 , g A. A., lg 5 ' l.r: Club. . ., 3 ' . , - -'--5 , 4. . 4- 0 .11 -S - 1 ff VI ff' 'I A. A., 1- -.V 3 .I Cl bt 1-2-3-4: ' 'Thr' My u hislurv in all mv ' Hum. 1' 1- J, 1- 1 ' 1--, g. Ba' ' . - A -1 . ., 2-3--I1 B23 l'z , l. A- -. 1-3442 ' S Cl 1, 1- - -1 '. .b'Il. 4, WP desire llolhing so murh as uflul uv ouuhl nul Io hm 1-. 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B ' X. x' XE ' I 'X' if -A XX - . 5 1 A . ft f fl TOM FLESHER Uflretopj Hv s sudden If n lhmg romes In hu h ad Basketball 1234 Baseball 4 Class Treasurer 4 Gllders Club 1234 A A 1234 CoLh r glam Gllders Club 4 All Sectional 4 Super usy HELEN DOWNEY In ezffrylhlng one musl ronufler Ihe erul Banker CLARA GREEN qsopmep Hou hnrfl ll ls or uomfn lo kup rounsel A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Gliders Club 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Vxce Presxdent 1 President 3 Plg't31lS 3 Super Susy 4 L1 brarlan 3 Secretary to Mr Pnbble ROBERT HOSKINS QBObj He profits mos! uho series Iwsl A 4 Gliders Club 234 FIFSI prlze safety contest Secretary to Mr Allee WILBUR JOHNSTON free weey Th fret x urs o a man must make' yrounons or lhe Inc! A A 1234 Ghders Club 1234 THERESA KING I uns nu less alone lhan uhen bs mvsel A A 23 Glxders Club 1234 Second prmze lh safety contest Page fourteen CHARLES FOX QGOOIIQ No on hnoue nhul hz nn lo llll h lrww A A 1 34 Gllders Club 24 BARBARA FLINT fBobj H ri: rr fn hundrcd rwnds Yell leader 4 A A 1 2 3 4 Glxders Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 4 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 1 Class Secretary 3 Vlce Presxdent 4 Secretary MARTHA HERNDON uvnmyy I good num le h ll r lh rn nrh c A A 124 Llbrarlan 3 DON JOHNSON Qshortyl No mnn ls hu' ps uho doe: nal Hunk hlmsel so A A 34 Gliders Club 234 G e Club Plgtdlls 3 Class Presldent 4 Class Treas urer 3 Valedlctorlan HAROLD KUNKLE Qwlmpj 'lmlnnnn hm ru rl h A A 4 Gliders Club 4 Glee Club 4 Super Susy 4 MAY KNIPE QMGSIQ, Though nh u Inu lrlllv she is fierce A A 4 Gllders Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 'Q' Q A Q, , - ' ' .R , AQ ll' ' ' Zi ly . . 73 X A i 1 f .il ff L I fluff' . 'fe . 'C , V Q xl V I z E A z I..--,-1--C ',.:'.---Z Swag- ..,--: .-. 4' -- 1-f 1. 4-.- - 1' A. A., 1-2-3-4: 'Gliders Club,.1-2-3-4: school 10 Mr, Swadley: 3 ' : H 1 I h I E Y 2' In 'I ' .. - -l':. ll 1' .I ' 'l'.. 4 -Hg ' ,- - -3 le , 42 A. ., 5 ' I ,- - - 3 ' ' in ' H .- . ne., f , y ' ' .. , ,W ,A , V. 1. ,IN . -. : ' . --1 . -'--- BOB PETERSON They say mxrnrles are past Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 A A 1 2 3 4 Gliders Club 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 1 2 Class Presldent 4 LEWELLYN LOHMEYER 1 Louj Auomrml nrlnh or lh gl G ders Club 12 3 4 A A 12 3 1 Lnbrurxax 3 Glee Club 3 Secretary tu 111'-L4 Gexr Plg tal s 3 Super Susy HELEN MORGAN Wake yours ll nw-esmrv Io mm Iadx A A 12 3 4 Gliders Club 1 2 3 4 PlgIdllS ALBERT SIHLER fslloj l you hm lr p 1 nmflme o r If of u lhmr. l rh 1,1 n un 1 0 A A 3 4 Gliders Club 2 3 4 Super Susy WARREN TRAVIOLIA fl-'rdnkxej Heller be lgnonml of u mul! r lh m I n hul lunar ll A 1 234 Gllders Club 1231 Glee L Plg ails BETTY SWANEY Thr plnlon 0 lh4 lrmlgml N ulurns lhg b sl CHARLES ROBERTSON Uonesyj You mm relash htm more m the soldier than m the srholm Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Llub 4 A 1 2 3 4 Ghders C ub 1 2 3 Super Nusy 4 Mnxmn MARTIN iMac! I uv :I an umluslumlulg lu! no langus A A 134 Llbrarlan 3 Glee Club 1 VIRGINIA ROSS Th I u 1: lime for all lhlngs A A 123 Gllders Club 1234 Secretary t Nlr Leuth Class Treasurer 1 Plgtanls 3 DON SLAUTER lchlsj UU! OI Im nor ls ur the lm!! men Basketball 1234 Baseball 24 A A 23 Gllders Club 1234 Class President 2 Vre HAROLD YOUNG lSkeetj ll I qlullllv I llh r lhun iulmlllv lhnl lnunl A 1 2 3 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Gliders Club 1234 Plgtalls 3 Glee Club 3 4 Super Susy 4 MARY JANE SWANSON Th n v language m hu nr' her rhz-rl. hw lap Glee Club 12 3 4 Secretary to Nllss Sums L1 bralrlan 3 Gliders Club 4 Super Susy 4 A A 1 2 3 4 G1ld9I'S Club 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Q Q 'CV VD are Page fifteen ', '.-iii: l': :--'--'-E 5- lg,--'--1-'i ' 'I-V,-'---4: ' i H ' 's 's f 1' ur J. 51' I ' A A I 7-H li . , - -Q-: . .. - j --Z ' ' Ir, . ., - -g ' ' , 3 , -2. .. M11 . . . ., - - 1 ' . , - - - 3 ' - ' ' n . .v .. U . rw -'. 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Q b , DEMA JEAN ZUFALL QISCIIIIEQ Ilvr A A 1 2 3 4 Glzders Club 1 2 3 4 Art 1 Sec-re taly to Mr Leath Glee Club 1 2 3 Llbrarnan 3 lNews Reporter Page slxteen JEAN TAYLOR HURLEY Uecmmej I-rom ll hall ful Ill pe fmt urns of honou Secretary to Mr Allee Glee Club 24 Gllders ub 2 A A JOYCE zzuon fsusyl 4 gr I rl otee of the gospel nl getlmg an Club 1 2 3 Gliders Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 Plgtalls 3 Secretary to MISS McCord Yell Leader 3 Art 12 Super Susy 4 D A R CIUZQH 4 Co Chalrman Gliders Club 4 W RE LEAV NG We the S9lll0l class of 45 Ale leaxlng the school of Blngy Hlgh We enteled the school back 1n 41 Although we wolked hald we still had fun VVe numbered as freshmen 76 A class Yvltll ougmal ldeas and tl1CkS Due to thls fact, we D1 ospered qlllte well And all that we d1d wo1 ked out leally swell Ou1 paltles amounted to qulte a few, We had such good tlmes and much to do Many tlmes we wlll wlsh we wele back Inldlllg to school ln the old school hack And pe1fo1m1ng ou1 dutles as salesmen do Sellmg Chrlstmas cards, magazlnes, and annuals too Many boys haxe left to serve Uncle Sam, And nobody knows how much we mlss them But memo11es of classmates, when we're far apart Wlll always 16ITl2illl llke a walm glow IH our hearts JANE SWANSON r H' ' : ' J , f P A J I Al Turn hvmls nn! Inv lhml muh Y . 3 . - - : ' ' , : ' urs ra' e r ' ' -' r. Cl , 5 . ., i. ' ' ' 'I ea er ' . A. A., 1-2-3-4: Band, 1-2-43 News Editor, 4: Glee , 1 - ' l U D' an Q - Y - - v I ' , - E ' I . A , Y 7 f . . V' ' r .' . 1 ' 7 Y 1 . , ' , K . t 7 - , , cc n ' 7 v' ' - J. . . 7 - . 1 , v S AS T0 On the mormng of September 5 1941 seventy four very bewlldered freshmen entered Bmgy Hlgh School with their highest ambltlon to be semors With the help of Don Johnson president Clara Green vice president Bob Peterson secre tary and V1rg1n1a Ross treasurer they completed their first minor step The followlng year on September 4 1942 slxty five of thls class re entered to struggle on ward toward their goal Thls year Don Slauter acted as president Don Johnson vice president Maxme May secretary and treasurer They finished their second step not discouraged now but w1th a little more confidence to contmue In thelr junior year fifty five of this mighty group were still together wlth Clara Green acting as president Don Slauter vlce president Bar bara Flmt secretary and Don Johnson treasurer Everyone began to bulld up encouragement at the thought of really belng a senlor next year After pretty proud of themselves Senlors' Yes forty four of the same group achleved their goal 1n 1945 and with much success This term Bob Peterson was elected president Barbara Flmt v1ce president Joyce Zenor secretary and Tom Flesher treasurer These forty four people who four years ago looked very bewildered and green achieved their final goal and were hlghly awarded for their hardships and all endurements w1th a diploma from the Williamsport Hlgh School Our freshman class party consisted of dancmg and a varlety of contests with refreshments dur ing the evenmg We varied our sophomore party by attending the theater before commg to the school for danc mg and refreshments Our junior party was planned as a nlght club arrangement During the evenlng a Truth and Consequence program was carrled out Some of the class presented a mock wedding Refresh ments of sandwiches and cokes were enjoyed The crownlng event of our junior year was the junlor senior reception The semor class party was very successful Dancmg was enjoyed all evening with music furnlshed by the juke box Several of the class played ping pong and cards The tables were decorated ln blue and white and refreshments were served by candlelight A farewell party was given by the semors ln honor of four senior boys who entered SEFVICC The tables were decorated with the boys names IH the center of each table Refreshments were served and singing was carried on durlng this time A very enjoyable evenlng was spent by all We have tried to make our convocation pro grams varied and interesting The freshman convocation in 1941 conslsted of a puppet show and choral readmg by the fresh men The puppets made and dressed by class members presented a two act play The Three Wishes on a cleverly constructed stage As sophomores we gave a clever one act The junior convocation was composed f several mlscellaneous numbers presented by talented members of our class The seniors presented the play Be Home by Mldnlght for the1r last convocation Some musical and instrumental numbers were also given Our convocatlon programs were trammg Helds for our two class plays Prgtalls given in our junior year was a hlghly successful play Due to well planned advertising we had the largest crowd ln the history of our school How ever Super Susy our semor play was cancelled out of respect to Albert Slhler We are truly proud of all of our classmates We thmk they as members of Athletic Assocla tion basketball and baseball teams glee clubs band orchestra and Gliders Club have done their hare toward maklng Bmgy High School an institution to be proud of We owe our success to our sponsor Miss Ber niece McCord who guided us successfully through the four steps of our high school career JOYCE ZENOR 45 History hath triumphed over Time which besides it nothing but Eternity hath triumpher over Au Walter Raleigh Page seventeen Do the Best and Live the Re t completing their third step, they began .to feel play, 'lj-jerbie and tyhe Mumpsj' - ' . . . . 0 IIS HE I rushed to the home of my frlend Professor Nrtwrt rn response to a telephone call When I arrrved he showed me hrs newest rnventlon a trme o graph He sard rt could be used to see rnto the future at any tlme for whrch rt was set I decrded to look up my classmates to see what they would be dolng rn 1955 I adjusted the machrne to my eyes and thls rs what I found the class of 45 dorng In Chrcago I found the famous woman law yer Maxrne Martln defendrng publrc enemy No 1 Jr Clark Detectrve Tom Flesher was on the wrtness stand at the trme When Judge Rrchard Beason asked Mrss Martrn where she learned to be such a good lawyer she explarned that she got most of her experrence argurng wrth Mr Prrbble her hrgh school crvrcs teacher Among the Jurors I recognrzed the socrally promrnent Theresa Krng wrfe of Chrcagos rrchest crtrzen Slttrng next to her was her mard Roberta Balser I ther' turned to Hollywood and found that Producer Don Johnson was havrng trouble wrth the star of Farewell Matrlda hrs current hrt The star Helen Morgan was Jealous because she was not grven the part played by talented Clara Green IH Sarong Srlly The Playwrrght Bob Chaliln refused to comment on the matter to news reporter Joyce Zenor As New York Crty came rnto focus my atten tron was drawn to the Palace Theatre on Broad way Insrde I found Charles Robertson drrector of Jonesy s Jrtterbugs rehearsrng hrs dancers for therr appearance that nrght Hrs star Mary Daggs who was also hrs thrrd Wlfe refused to dance w1th world famous Don Slauter because she sard he stepped on her feet Jonesy was also havrng trouble wrth hrs orchestra Harold Young the leader refused to play Dont Fence Me In because he sard It was too old fashroned Vocalrst Kerth Trav1ol1a was hrdrng behrnd the prano to escape Frank Slnatras ex swooners Alaska was my next stop Harold Kunkle archrtect was drawlng plans for rgloos for the Eskrmos He had become famous for burldrng the one occupred by Jean Taylor Hurley and her hus band Jean had moved there at the close of World War II May Knrpe explorer and Betty Swaney were also there May was lookrng for the North Pole and Betty was trapprng seals to make herself a new fur coat I turned my attentron to Europe and found Dale Beckett and hrs wrfe the former Lewellyn Page erghteen Lohmeyer just dockrng rn London for thelr honey moon They planned to stay at the Honeymoon Hotel owned and operated by Mary Demmary and her husband Lord Ponceface Joan Bartlett torch srnger was srngrng rn the grand ballroom at the trme and Helen Downey hula dancer had made her Hrst appearance for Krng George and Queen Elrzabeth Bob Peterson who had been sent to France on a good wrll tour had marrred a French grrl and was rn Parrs at the trme Betty Auter Barbara Flrnt and Martha Hern don were cookrng spaghettr at Antonr Ceppolros restaurant rn Rome trymg to get enough money to get back to the States They were stranded there when they were hrred to entertarn soldrers and sarlors rn the World War Vrrgmra Ross had gone wrth them but she met a certarn sarlor and hasnt been seen srnce Swrngrng back to the good old Unrted States I found Charles Fox and B111 Adkrns burldrng a orrdge across the Grand Canyon After they Hnrsh todays work they wrll drop rnto Butlers Beanery for therr supper It IS reported that Don Butler the owner and Marla Lou Brggs the cook are to be marrred soon Seerng so many Brngy classmates I was currous to see rf anyone had stayed rn the old home town so I turned my attentron back home rn Indrana There I saw a popular Brngy boy Albert Srhler cuttrng cabbage for hrs next shrpment of Srhlers Savory Sauerkraut He was very happy because Dema Zufall had finally sard yes Be fore I turned away the mayor of Wrllramsport whom I recognrzed as Wrlbur Johnston came to vrsrt and get hrs free darly drsh of kraut Wrth hrs was hrs wrfe the former Mary Jane Swanson I now had seen the future of the entrre class of 45 all except one Who could rt be Then I remembered where would I be 1n 19559 Some what hesrtantly I looked rnto the machrne and found myself the owner and operator of the Warren County poorhouse I was tryrng to get more rnmates there so I wouldnt have to go myself The prcture began to fade and rememberrng I had one of Mrss McCord s Englrsh tests to take the next day I bade the professor a good nrght and hurrred home to bed BOB HOSKINS 45 To Know That Which Before Us Lies CL S PROP CY ln Dally Lrle ls the Prime Wisdom MILTON We wanna w1l1 somethlng What could lt be Read on a llttle farther And Ill betcha youll see It may not be much Just old dates and such Abxlltles gags and trlcks To the class of 46 Edwm Shoaf my qulet manner Bob Hoskins Arthena Downey my abxllty to make noise when everyone else IS quiet Dema Zufall Kenneth Fox my helght to use on the basket ball Hoor Don Johnson Barbara Slauter my red headed boy friends Barbara Fllnt Charles Carlson my many frlends m Attlca Harold Young future dancers my Arthur Murray technique- Joyce Zenor W1ll1am Bowles my ab1l1ty to Slng llke Gene Autry Rlchard Beason Betty Verhey my quxet manner Mary Dem mary Tom Johnson my enormous herght Wllbur Johnston Alberta Donaldson my ablllty to wear red Maxrne Martln Harold Wallace my polltlcal VIEWS Keith Travxolla Rosemary Leazenhee my Job of fillmg out re port cards for the teachers Martha Herndon future players my ab1l1ty on the basketball floor Don Slauter Mary Worley my love for studymg Joan Bartlett B111 Yohe my skill 1n fixlng typewrxters Dale Beckett Olrve Leath my prrvllege of wrltmg notes rn physrcs class-Helen Morgan Jlm Ottmger my mterest m composmg grue some storles-Bob Chatlin Rosann IWIDHICR my 6XCltl!'1g manner Betty Auter Verna Auter my Job of drawmg cartoons on the assembly blackboard Marla Lou BlggS June Herndon my tendency to blush Harold Kunkle a Jumor gang my former flat tlres-B1ll Adkms next years star my abxllty to play character parts Lewellyn Lohmeyer anyone who w1ll make good use of them my xdeas about men Jane Swanson poor soul my ablllty to love everybody John Clark a C student my ablllty always to have my lesson Theresa Klng Mary May my sllm figure-Betty Swaney B111 Newton my way wlth women Bob Peter son Vrrglnla Pasley my mterest ln the navy Vlrglma Ross Robert Odle my super salesmanshlp-Albert Srhler Frances Tate my man rn the army-Jean Tavlor Hurley Delbert Handy my cars dented fenders-Tom Flesher Rachel Galloway my abllity to answer Mr Prlbble s questlons-Roberta Balser a poor student my good grades Helen Downey B111 Sllver my high ambrtlon to have an orchestra-Charles Robertson Merle Stump my ablllty to act-Clara Green B111 Folk my long wavy halr Don Butler anyone who wants It my ceaseless grggle- Mary Daggs HAROLD YOUNG 45 Page mneteen C L S S W I L L . y . -n . c To ' . .' 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History Never Embraces More Than a Small Part of Reality SABATIER UNDERCLASS HISTURIES lUNl0R HISTURY In the year of 42 sixty seven freshmen entered Blngy High School with eagerness for that final day when diplomas are received We had as class officers the following President Bob Odle Vice President Bill Newton Secretary and Treasurer Delbert Handy Mrs Fahler our class sponsor proved to be very help ful and understanding Emerging from the greenle stage we pro ceeded on our way as sophomores This year our officers were President Beverly Hildenbrand Secretary Frances Tate Treas urer Delbert Handy SUPHUMURE When school opened on August 27 1943 sixty four freshmen entered Blngy High School green and bewildered yet excited over the routine they were going to follow in their next four years in high school ing 1n the gymnasium with Mr Swadley as our sponsor The ofhcers elected for this year were President Eurith Houck Vice President Robert Bush Secretary Laura Crowder Treasurer Norman Million Our 8Ct1V1tleS consisted of a class party on December 15 1943 We also had a convocation durmg the year Many of our class took part 1n glee club band orchestra Gliders Club and basketball Now as Juniors we have shown our school spirit during the last three years by taking part in band orchestra A A Gliders Club basket hall baseball and many other activities The class officers have proved themselves duly qualified for the task set before them These officers are President Rachel Galloway Vice President-Charles Carlson Secretary and Treas urer Frances Tate Our class sponsor has been Miss Reed One of the highlights of our school year has been High Pressure Homer a play given Decem ber 6 1944 ThlS proved nothing short of super terrific HISTORY As the doors opened to Wllllamsport High School August 25 1944 We were glad to see fifty one familiar faces less bewildered than the previous year A class meeting was held on September 6 1944 with Mr Prlbble as our sponsor The follow lng officers were elected for thls year President Juanita Hetrlck Vice President Paul Bailey Secretary and Treasurer Laura Crawder One of our main act1v1t1es was a farewell party held for Charles Graham on September 24 1944 We also had a convocation during the year We have two more years of school in which we hope that we may come through with a record of proud success and greater knowledge FRESHMAN HISTDRY On August 31 1944 the freshman class of 44 4a enrolled 1n the high school with a member ship of sixty five We had our first class meeting on September 8 1944 It was presided over by Miss Childs our sponsor We elected the follow mg officers President Nancy Haupt Vlce Presl Page twenty dent Jack Pugh Secretary Joan Zenor and Treasurer Bernard Bartlett We are a musical class this year We have eighteen in band three 1n orchestra and twenty in glee club We have a number in Gliders Club We held our first class party December 12 1944 in the school gymnasium an 11 ' - ' V v 1 ' 1 1 ' Y ! 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I Improve Your Tlme and Your Trme Wlll Improve You Fourth Row Bob Beaman Jean Pugh Dale WIISOH Lols Johnson Lloyd Tatloclr Beulah Jennlngs Eddle WHIRIDS Thlrd Row Jack Pugh Ernest Marus Margarct Trueblood John Glaze LOIS French Graden Sells Etta Mae Morgan Second Row Marllyn Odle Joan Zenor Mlckey Jullan Mary Sllver Earl Fox Loulse Phelps Lloyd York Flrst Row Eleanor Smlth Bernard Bartlett Evelyn Cronkhlte Clalr Dale Watson Erleen Gray Ralph Cox ROSHIIQ H111 Page twenty SIX '-1 A eff 1 Fourth Row Mary Byers W1lbur Wallace Ruth Cltlzen Archle Ingram Nancy Haupt Leroy Barnhart Grace May Thlrd Row John Klng Dlxre Watts Dlck Stump Gwendolyn Goodwme Wllllam 'Nlarkley Esther Snlder Dean May Second Row Ramona Newnum, Mlllard DeZarn, Loulse Klger, Ronald Dules, Eunlce Pittman, Robert Grltten, Betty Synesael Flrst Roxy Robert Walters, Phyllis McLa1n, Kathryn Eller, Charlene Zufall, LOIS Worley, Nlary Jane Davlsson, Clara Hall, Vorhees Dalton Nothing Succeeds Like Success Page tvs enty seven 0 Way to ve o nicnrn suns Third Row Mary Kennedy Martha Hawley Ellnor House Rosemary DeMotte Jean Brooks Leona Srpes Anna Swaney Sylvia Green Mary Ellen Osborn Dorothy Dee Betty Harshbarger Lee Perry Second Row Lillian Klrts Charles Banning Wayne Crowder James Lee Pugh George Martin Marlon Trav1ol1a George RQITZ Franklin Taylor Dwayne Thompson Flora Martin Miss Ferguson First Row Tom Ringer Betty Jaynes Elsie Kochel Dick Fox Bob Matthews Monte Crumley Barbara Matthews Margaret Bowlus Jimmy Bratton SEVENTH GRADE Third Row Dickie Gillespie BODDIQ Clem Kay SIPGS Shirley McLa1n Patsy Bowlus Mary Esther Kinneer Arley Flsher Jlmmy Dules Jimmy Turner Second Row Miss Ferguson Betty Hlpsher Bertha Swaney Bethel H111 Janiece Odle Mary Lou Ottlnger Bessie DeZarn Bobby McClatchey Howard Tate Paul Allen John Markley Bobby Freeland Lela Landreth Betty Lou Biggs SIXTH GRADE Third Row Clinton Osborn Freeman Wallace Gordon Banning Billy Jaynes Tommy Dee Carroll Thompson Jackie Jacks Gary Zenor Wayne Dailey Second Row Mrs Biggs Joan Ringer Ann Gillespie Kay Hildenbrand Bobby Folk Mack MCKIDZIC Beverly House Margie Bridgewater Frances Watkins First Row Donald Synesael Leroy Arnold Charles L Sims Merridy Crumley Barbara Kingen Carla Bever Martha DeBord Beulah DeMotte FIFTH GRADE Third Rove James C Waltz James J Stump Robert C Martin Glenn R Taylor David E Bratton Jimmie L Jacks Mrs Arvm Second Row Eva Jean Leath Clara L Tafllnger Rose Ella Osborn Willadene Greer Shirley Mae Tate Norman F Held Ronald K Coffing F1rstRoxn Tommy C Swaney V1oletM Manus Nancy C Folk Dorothy F Wilson Betty A Tyler Phyllis Jean Wilson John C Jenkins Page twenty eight H0 Only Ha a Friend ls t Be 0 First Row.: Jean Van Reed, Beverly Zellers, Joan Houck, Joyce Miller, Dick Billings, Young Fellows Will B ell o BICKERSTAFF FOURTH GRADE Fxrst Row Norman Ford Normand S1p6S lNorma Slpes Ga Paulme G ry Allen Robert House reer Wallace Jennmgs Robert Synesa l S e arah Rose Kennedy Second Row Donald Beaman Donald Sewell Jumor Ke Watkms V nnedy Lee Harrls Rlchard 1rg1n1a DeMotte B1lly Lee Solomon Rlchard Matthews Joyce Weldenhammer Mrs Ra1nes Th1rd Row Barbara Manus Barbara Hurd Barba S Mar a y aron Freeland Walter DeZarn Jud ambert THIRD GRADE F1rst Row Mary Lou Krout Martha Fllnt Charles Boyle Tommy Osborn B1lly House Earlene SIPQS Bobby McLa1n Joe Lee Oursler Second Row Dean Hughes M th ar a Walder Madlon Crumley Suella Fletcher Dwylah Krout Mary Lou Jennlngs Shrrley Fr1sb M y ary Ellzabeth Watkms Th1rd Row Mrs Hamxlto J n erry Jacks Lloyd Earl Chambers Janet MIHHICK Joan Bannrng B1llR1nger B11lly DeMumbrum Shlrle T fl SECDND GRADE Flrst Row Ronme Dalley Janet Lee Hurd Ellora Landreth Patrlcla Klrts Sue M1ll1on Wayne Johnson Rlchard Stewart Second Row Beverly Hawley Peggy Kennedy Ellzabeth Kae Godbey Wxlma Lou Cox Bernadme Arnold Bobby Lee DeMumbru m Th1rd Row Bobby Gene Greer Russell Osborn D1 k Kenn c 19 Prttman Larry Zufall Bobby er Bllly Joe Cayton Danny Bowlus Mrs Smlth FIRST GRADE Flrst Row George Abel Glen Sewell Tommy Waltz Kay Dalley Jackle Oursler LOIS Tailmger Mary Elleen Manus Ann Tate Leroy Chambers Charles Stump Larry Slpes Second Row LOUIS Greer Freddle DeMotte Dean Jennlngs Joan J k R9ltZ Jul1a McCabe J d ac s Betty Lou u y Handy Barbara Rae Flemlng Anna Mae Mathls Donald Ford Ronald Ford Th1rd Row Mrss Peck Charles Gephart John Banmng Danme Matthews Barbara Davls Shlrley Krout Edna De7ar'1 Donna Dalley Mary Calton Howard Fletcher Tommy Hellwlg Harvey Helmerxck , , , . . 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' 4 41 . y 1 Y Y ' ra ue Crowder Orv1lle Davls g ret Jean Johnson Delores Daxle Sh y L 9 C ATHLETICS Desplte xx ar tlme rcstrlctxons the Wllllamsport Hlgh School carrxed on a com plete and xarled athlet1c program for the year of 1944 45 More than 80 per cent of the total male student body competed ln varslty and lntramural competltlon In the fall of 1944 baseball was revlved as a varslty sport and Wllllamsport agalr xx as acclalmed as one of the hard ball spots of the Mlddle West Wllllamsport shows poss1b1l1t1es of regalnlng ln the near future her baseball supremacy whlch she held for many years ln the past Basketball held the llmellght durlng the long wmter months and furnlshed the student body and local fans many pleasant hours of recreatlon The fact that we lost our entlre squad from the precedlng year by graduatlon and m111tary servlce d1d not daunt 1n the least the locals deslre to Wm The future for local basketball seems bright Wlth the promlse of many br1l ham freshman and sophomore prospects Wllllamsport plans to cooperate 1n every pOSS1b1G way wlth the m1l1tary and C1Xll authorltles ln produclng fewer 4 Fs and more capable leaders through our VILOTOUS sports programs Page thrrtg, tw o Th Man Who Has Never Been Li Athletxcs lS always an mterestlng actlvlty and furnlshes a helpful lmk between the publlc and the school Page thlrty three qi ,JL- FIRST E Standmg Mr Swadley coach Rlchard Beason Charles Carlson manager Seated Dudley Leath Kenneth Fox Don Slauter Harold Wallace Tom Flesher Dale Beckett Date Team Nov. Nov. IN ov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Bob Bush Bob Odle Bob Peterson 4 1945 SCHED They 7-Ambla ................,.......,.............,... 10-Fowler ....,.,.............,.................... 16-Otterbein .....................,.,............ 22-Pine Village ....,,.....,.................,. 29-Veedersburg ............,.....,...,....... 1-West Lebanon .,....,...,,.,.,.....,..... 7-Attlca ......,......................w....,,..,..... 15-Covlngton ...............,..,....,.,.......,.. 20-Waynetown ........,.......,.....,......... Date Team Jan. Jan. an. an. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb 5-Boswell ,.....,..,.. 12-Flora ........,........ 17-Battle Ground ..,.,.....,.........,,.,..., 26-Oxford .,............ 2-Brook .......................,.............,...... 9-Gerstmeyer .....,,.......,.....,V,,.. ,..., 1Terre Haute? 14-Hillsboro .......... 16-Brookston ........ They WABASH VALLEY TUURNEY SECTIUNAL TUURNEY Date Team We They Date Team We They Jan. 19-Kmgman ...............,.....,............... 34 19 Feb. 22-Cayuga .....,.........................w....,,,. 41 33 Feb. 23-Richland Township .....A...,........ 27 18 Jan. 20-Covington, D. O. T. ,,...........,...... 33 35 Feb. 24-Hlllsboro ...................................... 18 21 Page thirty-four The Wise For Cure on Exercise Depend MGR. CHARLES CARLSON COACH C. G. SWADLEY HAROLD WALLACE BOB PETERSON TOM I-'LESHER ROBERT MARTIN BOB ODLE KENNETH FOX BOB BUSH DALE BECKETI' DON SLAUTER DUD LEATH DRYDEN Page thirtyvfive SECUND TEAM Thlrd Row Manson Cole Robert Beaman Wayne Crumley Ralph Cox LeRoy Barn hart Lloyd York Second Row Albert Donaldson Wllbur Wallace Norman M1ll1on Harold Crumly Robert Martm FITSI Row Harold Stltt Dlck Stump IOR HIGH TE Thlrd Row Jlmmy DUIQS Jlmmy Pugh Marlon Travlolla Dlck B1ll1ngs John Markley George Reltz Mr Prlbble Second Row Tom Rlnger Bobby Freeland Robert Matthews Flrst Row Howard Tate Arlle Fxsher Albert Snlder l Page thlrty SIX ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . - l 1 1 1 1 . , . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . , , . . , , . 1 Rachel Galloway Barbara Flmt Rosann Mmmck Page thlrty seven 1 - BASEBALL SQUAD Th1rd Row Rlchard Beason Mr Swadley coach Bob Odle Harold Cox Harold Wallace Dudley Leath Dale Beckett LeRoy Barnhart John Klng Don York manager Second Row Harold Stitt Ronald Dules Tom Flesher Bob Peterson Wilbur Johns ton Kenneth Fox Wilbur Wallace F1rst Row Don Butler Junior Clark Don Slauter Bob Bush B111 Newton 1944 SCHEDULE Date Team We They Date Team We They Sept 12-Covlngton Sept 22-Covlngton They Trus 'l'h BACON . ' ..................................., 2 1 . ' ...,..,............................. 4 5 Sept. 19-Ambia .......................,.................. O 5 Sept. 29-Ambia .......................................... 3 5 t in the Agility oi eir Wit The Great End ot Lite Is Not Knowledge But Action HUXLEY L41ig ANNUAL STAFF Seated Barbara Flmt Joan Bartlett Helen Morgan Charles Robertson Don John son Mary Jane Swanson Joyce Zencr Tom Flesher Betty Swaney Standm Mrss McCord Leuellyn Lohmeyer Don Slauter Charles Fox Jumor Clark Harold Kunkle Harold Young Bob Peterson Dale Beckett Clara Green TIES Page thrrty nme 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . U. . Y r I . rg- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Music Hath Charms to Soothe the Savage Beast CONGREUE SOPHOMORE QUARTETTE Dorothy Pearson Laura Crovxder Mary Lou Butler Margy Haupt M1ss Reed accompanlst URCHESTRA Standrng M1ss Reed Barbara Flmt Clara Green D1ck Stump Mrckey Julxan Seated Margv Haupt OIIVQ Leath Bob Chaflin Harold Young Paul Balley Vor hees Dalton Dudley Leath Norman M1l11on Charles Robertson Mary Swanson Jlm Ottmger BAND Fourth Row D1ck Stump Juan1ta Hetrrck Charles Robertson J1mmy Ottlnger Norman M1l11on Harold Young Dudley Leath Grace May Bob Chailin Kathryn Eller B111 Newton Thlrd Row Betty Synesael Marllyn Odle Gene Perry Charles Carlson Margy Haupt Ollve Leath Loueva M1ller Paul Barley Albert Donaldson Joan Houck Mary Lou Blggs Second Row Betty Lou Bxggs Martha Hawley Evelyn Cronkhlte Els1e Oswalt Mary Jane Swanson Mlckey Jullan Jack Pugh Gwen Goodw1ne Tom Rlnger LOUISG Klger Ann Glllesple Harold Stltt l11rst Row from left to rlght Mrs Allee Mary Kmneer Betty Ruark D1ck Glllesple Kay SIDES Joyce M1ller Nancy Haupt Barbara Flmt Joyce Zenor Clara Green Lee Perry Roland DUIGS Vorhees Dalton Arlle Flsher BAND W G Ma Kathr n Eller Loueve M1ller Nancy Haupt Outslde D1ck Stump race y y Clara Green Ronald Dules Jack Pugh Harold Young D1ck G111esp1e Joyce Zenor tMaJoretteJ Evelyn Cronkhlte LOUISE Klger Vorhees Dalton Betty Ruark M1ckey Jullan Paul Barley Charles Robertson Gene Perry Charles Carlson Juamta Hetrlck B111 Newton Inslde Mrs Allee Mary Lou Ottmger Margy Haupt Mary Jane Swanson Joyce M1ller Ann Grllespxe Kay Srpes Norman M1l11OH Betty Synesael Betty Blggs Tom Rmger J1mmy Ottmger Barbara Fllnt Ollve Leath Albert Donaldson Joan Houck Mary Kmneer Arlre Flsher Elsle Oswalt Martha Hawley Harold Stltt Lee Perry Gwen Goodw1ne Bob Chaffin Marllyn Odle Dudley Leath TUNETTES Betty Tyler Roland Coflimg Nancy Folk Johnny Jenklns Clara Tafllnger Bobby Mart1n Eva Jean Leath J1mmy Stump J1mmy Waltz Dorothy Wllson D3Vld Bratton GLEE CLUBS Fourth Row Mary Byers Juan1ta Hetrlck Al1ce Cronkhlte Martha Kennedy Rachel Gallon ay Mary May Grace May Clara Hall Jean Pugh Eumce Plttman Mary Jane Dav1sson Mary Demmary Lou1se Kxger Margaret Trueblood Mary Lou Butler Third Row MHXIDG Tatlock Mary Sxlver B111 Newton Jean Hurley Kelth Trav1ol1a Mary Worley Don Johnson Laura Crowder Harold Young Margy Haupt Harold Kunkle Rosann M1nn1ck Betty Swaney June Herndon Second Row Lou1se Phelps Margaret M1ller Eleanor Smlth Marllyn Odle D1x1e Watts Frances Fate Phyllls McLa1n Betty Synesael Dortha Pearson M1ss Reed Frrst Row 'Vlay Knlpe Nancy Haupt Bob Chaflin Kathrvn Fller Charles Pobelt son Loueva M1ller J1m Ottlnger Ruth C1t1zen Jeanmne Mart1n Page forty , . 1 1 1 - , . 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Men Should Not Talk to Please Themselves, But Those That Hear Them SUPE On Apr1l 25 the Seniors planned to present Super Susy However the play was cancelled due to accidental death of Albert Slhler Susy popped in at the very beginning trying to sell Winkelwerders Wonder Worker Encyclopedia which helped solve all the problems that con fronted the Carter family George the only sane one was forced to use strenuous measures to bring Penlope his stage struck mother and Jack fresh from college to a realization that thc STEELE SUSY family were broke He rented the house to the supposedly wealthy Browns Since Bridget their last servant left Penlope substituted as cook Susy became the new maid and Jack made a very irresponsible butler Just as things began to run smoothly the bill collector appeared with two huskies Tony and Kayo to collect the mortgage or take the furniture Susy did some quick thinking to straighten out the various tangles that the plot developed CAST OF CHARACTERS Bridget an Irish cook lack Carter Just out of college Susy a book agent Penelope Carter a Daffy Dowager George Carter the only sane Carter Rockby a hard boiled bill collector J C Brown a senatorlal gentleman Mrs Brown his hlghbrow wife Florine their snooty daughter Louise a younger daughter Tony an Italian moving man Kayo his helper an ex prize fighter Betty Swaney Charles Robertson Lewellyn Lohmeyer Clara Louise Green Harold Young Albert Slhler Tom Flesher Joyce Zenor Mary Jane Swanson Mary Daggs Bob Chaffin Harold Kunkle HIGH PRESSURE H0 comedy High Pressure Homer on Wednesday night December 6 The play took place in the living room of the Woodruff family And what a family it vsas Mother Woodruff Just adored going to funerals because she found them so stimulating and met so many of her frlends there Father Woodruff loved to go to fires nothing else gave him such keen Joy' Jumor Woodruff their son xy 'ts of a mechanical bent' He could fix anything mnd didt Boots their daughter loved to act and rthears ed a part at the most mopportune tlme Amidst with her what turned out to be a pet of a most unusual nature Arlene the Woodruffs adopted daughter was practically engaged to Homer Hampton Haywood who believed in employing high pressure salesmanship methods Finally young Wade Wamrlght arrived on the scene and fell a v1ct1m to Arlenes charms Homer plunged the entire Woodruff family into grief so Arlene broke her engagement and vowed never to see Homer again But our hero h ld several cards up his sleeve and proceeded to play them CAST OF CHARACTERS Nlrs Chester Woodruff yy ho loves to go to funerals Alberta Donaldson Chester Woodruff her husband who loves to go to tires Delmar Cartxs right Jumor NX oodruff their son who loves exploslons Edxsm Shoaf Boots Vt oodruff their daughter who loves to act Rosann Nlmmck Arlene Woodruff their adopted daughter who loves them all Rachel Gallon ay Zenith the maid who loves to escape work Frances Tate -'tunt Cora yy ho loves to complaln Mary May Hrs Tay lor who loves to visit Olive Leath Bunny Taylor her daughter who loves to have her own yy ay Jeannine Martin Homer Hampton Hayvs ood who loves to promote Jlm Ottmger Wade Wamrlght yy ho loves Arlene Bill Newton Chetuynde Cluett who loves making folks happy B111 Folk Page forty three Xi ll - 14 , u Y , , I - - - . , Q 1 1? 1 sa - 1 , - n - - - , . - y X V ' 7 7 x , . , ----'-- - ---- ' , , ....-.... , ........... Y -..---- . Y ........ . . , . ------- . . , ---------- , ........ Y . ......... . 1 y ' I 'I M E R ,I The Junior Class presented a three act all the confusion, Aunt Cora arrived, bringing y H ' ,ll ' ' v V . Q . Y 1 l y 3 . . . Q v . V v ' ' v' ' . . , 3 ' ' . . y . . W - v 1 1 H I . ' 7 . C ' . ' . -. ' . 2 g . , - -' C . 4 . g V ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' V I . , y y , '---- ,. , . , . , y y 1 Y 1 --..-- A ' v ' ..-- -.---- f v V 1 r v V ' 4 ' v Y v .---- ' ' Y v ------'-. ' v 5 -v ' , - - - A - . ' They Say a Carpenter ls Known By His Chips swrrr ART CLASS Standing: Miss Reed, Mary Lou Butler, Dortha Pearson, Betty Wertz, Margaret Miller. First Row: Ramona Newnum, Mary Jane Davisson, Rosalie Hill, Dixie Watts, Jean Pugh, Lois Johnson, Ruth Citizen. NEWS HOUNDS Dema Zufall Frances Tate Joyce Zenor Harold Young Elizabeth Williams Char lene Zufall FARM SHUP Don York Wilbur Johnston Kenneth Fox Bob Peterson Tom Johnson Mr Cox SECRETARIES Standing Miss Sims Mae Knipe Jean Hurley Mary Daggs Bob Hoskins Seated Dema Zufall Virginia Ross Barbara Flint Joyce Zenor Lewellyn Lohmeyer Betty Svsaney Helen Downey Page forty four 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . . . . V - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 91, JMWDW 1... Qiewf., ,,, 'fi- iii: 4 1 in V Page forty five J, . , ' . mi. wl'7?'yN ,. 341. I , '4 K' m . . 9 5 K :N 4, ,J vw , f if KZ ,, W, , A - X 43' . Yf, .Y A 'gy-g7 6 f JVM.- ,L 5, My , -' 5.5 N' - . A . , ..s, X - ,nm -, in 1 A -' ' MQ Y' L' ' ' . , '1'v:I. A -. . xf'-- ' H rf ' . ,s..,,.,, r .. ff! n .-I 'b -1 3' 'R 'X . ' S' A l x ,M -- .. . ,U x . . LS CL Thlrd Rovx Beulah Jennlngs Grace May Mary Sllver Kathryn Eller Rosalee H111 LOIS Johnson Margaret Trueblood Loulse Phelps Lols Worley Jean Pugh Ruth C1t1zen Eunlce P ttman Mlss Gear Second Row Joan Zenor Gwen Goodwlne Etta Mae Morgan Charlene Zufall D1x1e Watts Nancy Haupt Phyllls MCLHIH Marllyn Odle Evelyn Cronkhlte Lo1s French F1rst Row Esther Snlder Betty M Synesael Elleen Gray Eleanor Sm1th Mary Byers Lou1se Klger Mary Jane Davlsson B0 SCUUTS Thrrd Row Archle Ingram Paul Barley Robert Matthews Robert Beaman Gene Perry Eddle Watklns George Martin Wayne Dalley Charles Robertson Jlmmy Taylor Harold Young Lee Perry Bob Freeland Howard Tatc Second Row Drck Stump Jack Pugh Earl Fox Marlon Travlolla J1m Dules All Your Strength ls in Your au: Pnvstczxrrn. Ass Y sr urs Monte Crumley Wayne Crumly Tom Rlnger F1rst Row Dudley Leath B111 Folk J1m Ottmger Norman M1ll1on Roland Dules Vorhees Dalton Flag Bearers Dlck Fox and J1m Pugh RL SCO Fourth Row L1111an Klrts Shlrley Tate Shlrley McLa1n Jean Van Reed Martha Hawley Mary Lou Ottlnger Betty Hlpsher Flora Martln Delores Dalley Th1rd Row M1ss Gear Dorothy Dee Barbara Matthews Leona Srpes Betty B1ggS Joyce Mlller Jamece Odle Margle Brldgewater Kay Slpes Frances Watkms Mrs Kxser Second Row Mary Jane Davlsson Nancy Haupt D1x1e Watts Phyllls McLa1n Jean Pugh EISIG Kochel Lela Landreth Beverly Zellers Betty Jaynes Sylvla Green Eumce Plttman Flrst Row Carla Bever Kay Hlldenbrand Martha DeBord Eva Jean Leath Ann Grllesple Merrrdy Crumley Joan Rmger Nancy Folk GLIDERS CLUB Olllcers of Club Senlors Tom Flesher Joyce Zenor Jumors-J1m Ottlnger OIIVC Leath Rachel Galloway tTreasurerJ Sophomores-Margle Haupt Paul Barley Freshmen LOIS Johnston D1X18 Watts The Gllders Club was organlzed ln 1940 Dances are held each Wednesday noon 1n the gym The muslc IS furnlshed by the school Juke box The dances have proved to be very successful as all of the hlgh school seem to enjoy the enter tamment Page forty s1x Page forty seven You Can Always Either Frnd Somethlng to Say, nr Can llmuse SUCIETY GIRL SCOUTS The G1rl Scouts of Wxlllamsport entertamed thelr mothers frlends and members of the Bus1 ness and Professlonal Women s Club at the1r first lnvesture ceremony Monday evenlng May 13 1944 rn the school gymnaslum Thlrty nme girls marched rn the gymnaslum to make a horse shoe formatlon The color guard carrred the flag and as they stood before the group the Scouts repeated the Pledge of Allegr ance and sang the Star Spangled Banner The color guard stepped back 1n the formatxon and one at a trme the glrls gave the Scout promlse and laws to thelr leaders-Mlss Sebra Cox Mrss Velma Gear and Mrs Ellzabeth Klser After thls they recelved the Scout handshake from each leader as well as thelr tenderfoot badge After the ceremony the group served refresh ments to thelr frrends parents and members of the Buslness and Professronal Womens Club SOPHOMORE PARTY The Sophomore class had a farewell party for Charles Graham Wednesday evemng Septem ber 27 1944 from 7 30 t1ll 10 30 Dancrng and games were enjoyed by all Del1c1ous refresh served at the table decorated w1th wh1te candles and a flower centerplece Place cards represent mg autumn leaves marked each place The refreshments were served by Elsre Oswalt Phyllls H111 Kathyrn Roblson Alberta Donaldson Gene Perry Shxrley Ingram and Asa Kennedy The entertalnment commlttee conslsted of Wayne Chrlstenberry Margy Haupt and Robm Conley BAND BOOSTERS The Band Boosters entertalned the faculty and band members at a pot luck dlnner on Mon day evemng October 9 1944 m the school gym naslum A delectable meal was served at long tables ln the gymnaslum Danclng was enjoyed on the stage The Band Boosters held a busmess meetlng after the dlnner A A PICNIC On the evenlng of October 19 1944 the mem bers of the Athletrc Assoclatlon got together at Buzzards Roost for a wlener roast The mem bers had a grand tlme gatherlng wood for the fire After the wlener roast lce cream was the blg treat Each class performed a clever stunt and members trymg out for yell leaders brought the p1cn1c to an end by leadlng several yells Page forty erght NE HALLOWEEN PARTY The Scouts began maklng plans several weeks ln advance for the Halloween party WhlCh was held on Tuesday October 31 1944 Each patrol was responslble for varlous dutres The Kla Ora and Whlpporwlll patrols were rn charge of games contests trxcks and the Tunnel of Horrors The Klckapoo patrol was rn charge of the refreshments both preparatron and servlng The WhlppOfWlll patrol sent out lnvrta tlons to mothers and members of the Busrness and Professional Women s Club After all had assembled 1n thelr wlgs and costumes the Kla Ora patrol began escortmg the Scouts through thelr welrd and scary tunnel Next on the 11st of entertalnment was the ghostly story told 1n the mldst of tombstones and walkrng ghosts The glrls formed a clrcle and marched around so the Judges could declde who was the prettrest most or1g1nal and funnlest The prlzes went to Joyce Mlller Carla Bever and Shlrley Tate After all of these events refreshments of punch popcorn balls apples and cookles were served w1th dalnty Halloween touches SENIOR DANCE ber 11 1944 The gymnaslum was beautlfully decorated 1n autumn colors corn stalks and pumpklns Advance sale of tlCk9tS brought a large crowd who were temporarlly dlsappomted by the farlure of John Oppy s orchestra to appear An embarrasslng lnterval was filled ln by muslc from the Juke box and plano solos by Rosemary Hrllyer Fmally the Muslcal Madcats obllged and the evening termlnated wlth everyone satrs fied Door prlzes and Jxtterbug contest prlzes were glven CARNIVAL The Band Boosters Carmval held Thursday evenmg December 3 was a most successful ad venture rn Splte of the very cold weather Ten games of chance food sale fortune telllng and danclng to the Juke box furnrshed the evemngs entertalnment Among prlzes glven were war bonds dressed turkeys and cakes The splendld cooperatlon of organlzatlons and mdrvrduals ln the communlty made lt posslble to purchase a set of t1mpan1 an oboe and a flute for the band FRESHMAN PARTY The Freshman class held thelr party on December 13 1944 from 7 45 t111 10 30 Games and danclng were enJoyed by all For refresh 'Q I I I . , . Y Q .h , . . , . . 1 Y , . I l I ' . , . . . . ' ' . - 7 ! . Y If YI ' . Y . . . I I . i . I ' ' 5 f I , 1 i . . I 7 ' ' I ' 1 1 - - Y Y Y , 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' . , , : : . ,lm- ments of ice cream' Cake, POP! and Candy were The Seniors gave a public dance on Novem- . Y - ,.,' s . . I l , I 1 , . . D . ' U y Y . . . 1 1 1 ' ' I , y ' . . . . . , , . I - ' p n 1 I I 1 1 1 . ' , , . . , . . . . , 7 . ' ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 - Q Q , a 1 7 Y I ' ' 1 1 ' I ' . ' l ly 1 - ' 1 n y . , , : ' : . Me and Yourself, Wlth a Soclahle and Fnendly Way of Saymg Nothmg ments cokes wleners and 1ce cream were served Everyone departed from the party having had a good tlme CHRISTMAS PARTY On Thursday afternoon December 21 1944 the advanced Home Economlcs class enterta1ned the begmmng Home Economrcs class at a Chrlst mas party The refreshments 1nd1v1dual place cards and centerplece were made durlng class tlme The centerplece was very attractlve even though It was made from such slmple equlpment as logs candles evergreen boughs and cotton After the refreshments were served the grrls exchanged g1ftS and sang Chr1stmas carols MISS Gear was presented wlth a very useful umbrella GRADE OPERETTA 'Ihe first SIX grades presented a Chr1stmas operetta S1ng1ng Through the Year on Thurs day afternoon December 21 under the d1rect1on of Mxss Reed Songs and dances portraylng the dlfferent holldays of each month of the year were grven by the drfferent grades The hxgh school students were 1nv1ted and enjoyed the program very much SENIOR PARTY The Sen1or class party was held on Wednes day even1ng January 24 1945 from 7 30 t11l 11 30 Danc1ng and games were enjoyed by all The refreshments conslstlng of hamburger sand w1ches potato chlps plckles and cokes were served at long tables decorated 1n whlte and blue w1th the symbol of 1945 ln the center of each table Tall blue candles llghted the tables Slng mg was enjoyed durlng the eatmg After the refreshments were served more danclng was en joyed Mr and Mrs O M Leath Vlr Allee and Mrss McCord were the chaperones for the evemng JUNIOR PARTY The Junlor class party was held on February 7 1n the school gym TNIISS Gear and Mlss Reed were the guests Everyone had a dellghtful surprise when ln walked Merchant Marlne Walter Story Brolled hamburgers potato chlps cokes and ICC cream were served by candlelrght on very prettlly decorated tables The evemng was spent 1n danclng and play 1ng games Prlzes w ere glven to Barbara Slauter B111 Yohe Rachel Galloway and Charles Carlson FAREWELL PARTY On February 6 1945 the Sen1or class held a COWPER farewell party for four boys who were soon to leave for servlce The boys were Junlor Clark Robert Hosklns Don York and Charles Robertson Danc1ng and games were enjoyed by all Re freshments of ham salad sandwrches and cokes were served ln the home economlcs room at tables decorated 1n whlte and blue Blue tapers lrghted the tables In the center of the tables wer the names of the honored guests Each box was presented wlth a k1t bag as a farewell glff from the class JUNIOR PLAY PARTY The cast of the Jumor play Hlgh Pressure Homer were enterta1ned on March 27 by M1ss Reed They first went to the Attlca gym and saw the Sen1or class of the Attrca Hxgh School pre sent the same play After the play refreshments were served at MISS Reeds apartment JUNIORS ENTERTAIN The Sen1or class school board and h1gh school faculty were 1nv1ted by the Junxor class to a Flesta at Lazy Bar Dude Ranch on Frlday mght April 27 The gymnas1um was beautifully deco rated ln western style Sophomore students dressed as cowboys and cowglrls served a del1c1ous three course d1nner whlch was prepared by the ladles of the Method 1st church Durlng the banquet western songs were sung by the Slnglng Waltresses and the Boys Glee Club Danc1ng was enjoyed wxth muslc by John Oppy and h1s band SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY On Monday nlght Aprxl 9 1945 from 7 30 to 10 30 the sophomore class held a class party 1n the gym The evening was spent playrng prng pong danclng and 1n takmg part rn other games The refreshments were hot dogs pop and candy Thlrty seven of the class attended Guests were Mr and Mrs Prlbble Mr and Mrs Leath and Mr and Mrs Allee GLIDERS CLUB DANCE The annual Gllders Club sprlng dance was held Wednesday evemng May 2 1n the hlgh school gymnas1um The gymnas1um was beautl fully decorated A large crowd was on hand for a very entertalnmg evemng The music was furnlshed by Bob Glover and hrs orchestra The dance opened wlth a grand march led by Joyce Zenor and Tom Flesher Page forty nlne I I I I I I' 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 I . . . . . . 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' 1 1 . . v . 1 ' 1 ' , '- . 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - lety No Com BAND ACTIVITIES The band played for two ball games thls year At these affalrs they galned practlce ln makmg letters and other marchmg format1ons They also furnlshed muslc for Achlevement Day and the dedlcatlon of the school servlce plaque and IH the Farm Bureau County Contest the full band and several ensembles won first place A small band of slxteen members furnlshed muslc for Jordan and Llberty Townshlp Com mencement GXGFCISQS The Band Boosters bought servxce chevrons for members of the band 1n the hlgh school These were glven out at a special band program Through the entlre year the band worked toward the annual sprmg concert whxch was glven on Apr11 4 A speclal feature thls year was the sponsorlng of a harp sololst who 1n a most pleasmg way presented a group of beautlful solos A large audlence enjoyed the followmg program Star Spangled Banner Mercury March Walton Seeds of Cadmus-Overture Johnson March of the Llttle Leaden Soldlers Plerne Fllrtatlons Trumpet Tr1o Clark Norman M1ll1on Dudley Leath Vorhees Dalton The Last Rose of Summer Thomas The Rosary Nevm Arranged by Reva O Hara The Founta1n Chalmers Schone Ermnerung Hahn Reva OHa1r Harplst Queen C1ty March Boorn Rayt1me Weddlng Yoder The Brlde Joyce Zenor The Groom Wllbur Johnston The Mln1St9f Albert Slhler The Father Bernard Bartlett Reader Ann GIIIQSPIG Star Dust Carmlchael Hayfoot Strawfoot Lake ne N Socla SHAKESPEARE B 8. P W CLUB SENIOR TEA The Bus1ness and Professlonal Womens Club of Warren County honored the senlor glrls of the Wrlllamsport Plne Vlllage and West Lebanon hlgh schools at a tea for the first tlme on May 13 1942 A member of the graduating class of W11 llamsport Hlgh School was selected as the wmner of the five dollar aw ard grven by the club to the semor glrl who had shown the most progress durmg the year The commercral department of the Wllllamsport School had charge of the Judgmg for the award and the followmg qualltres were consldered Efliclency rel1ab1l1ty honesty cooperatlon personallty proper attltude toward vsork and the people wlth whom they worked progress 1n varlous classes ln commerclal work and scholastlc record A student to be el1g1ble must have two years of shorthand two years of typ1ng and one year of bookkeepmg N1ne glrls of W H S that year made very hlgh grades and four were so evenly matched xt was dlfflcult to make a declsxon The next year a 17 pomt score card was approxed by the club members as a b8SlS for gxvmg a merlt pln to a senlor g1rl from each of the three hlgh schools of the county and thls The club w1ll hold the fourth annual tea on Tuesday evenlng May 1 at the Wllllamsport gym The women hlgh school teachers w1ll be guests at the tea along wlth the senlor glrls from the three hlgh schools of the county Helen Downey won the award th1s year FRESHMAN PARTY The freshmen held thelr second class party of the year on Apr11 24 Marllyn Odle was chalr man of arrangements and Charlene Zufall had charge of refreshments Entertamment conslsted of dancmg plng pong and group games R freshments were hot dogs cokes and 106 cream Inv1ted guests were Miss Chllds Mr and Mrs Allee and Mr and Mrs Leath L T0 UPPERCLASSMEN We w1ll b1d farewell to the dlgnlfied Senlors And welcome the new Freshmen 1n And also welcome the Sophomores And the Jumors w1th thelr cute llttle grm You green Freshmen who are comxng 1n Dont be afrard or shy If someone starts to bother you Let h1m be the one to cry S1lly Sophomores how true that IS They re laughmg all the tlme Laugh and be happy IS thelr motto For laughlng IS no crlme The Sophlstlcated Junlors Of whlch you all have heard Are consxdered somewhat of the qulet type Who never speak a word CHARLENE ZU FALL Page fifty nSoc' ls fort To 0 ot ' bleu Friml Favorgtgs Y -,,,-, ' -,,, Friml has proved very- satisfactory. y U . . -Q I . . I V . - 0 i e- HAI THE He Loves Hls Country Best Who Strlves to Make It Best WILLIAMSPURT HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE W Honon X R Q oLL W HS GRADUA ES 1914-Blanche LEWIS Dale Mart1n Harry McFerren Donald 1918-Wlulam Harper Shuppert Tom Stewart James Terry Lee 1922 Dr Rollln R Shannon 1923 Ralqh Evans John Fox Robert Smxth 1924-Arnold Haun 1925-Glen Cowglll Robert Klng Ward Kenneth Wertz Wayne Worley 1939-Bertha Hamblln Wawne Brown Dale Crumly Pearl DeZarn B111 Fmney Russell Klrts Forest Lmk Lawrence McAdams Lester McLaughl1n tkllled 1n actlonl Law rence Swanson Clark Flemlng 1927 J Earl Held D1ck Kmg Helen Stewart 1940 John Dwayne Francls Rex Aldrldge 1929-Dale Doty 1930 Marlon Allen Ralph Carpenter Robert Mlller Russell H Nehrlg Carlton Penxck Fred Tllton 1931 L1ncoln Rush 1932 James Gregory Dlck McCoskey L1zBeth Nehrlg Cla1r Roberts Kelth Stewart Leon ard Wllson 1933-Gerald Cuawson Ellzabeth Flnney Elbert Odle Glen Sw1sher Earlene Thompson Howard Rudolph 1934-W1lbur Allen Charles Morgason Dean Per r1n Murray Stewart Rex Whlte Max Astell 1935-Paul James Robert Blue Harold Dutcher Charles F1nk Everette Foxworthy Lloyd Mart1n 1936-Rlchard Aldrldge Rex Barwlck Norman Dav1s Gerald Doeden Leroy Greenwood F1nk Hubert Morphew Stanley Odle Dlck Stewart tkllled 1n actlonl Donald Wood 1937 Roy Anderson Donald Bartlow Glen Bea son tkllled 1n actxonl Vernon Boswell Per ry Hamllton Fredrlck Marquess Don Mc Donald B1lly Bob McLaughl1n Charles Mc Pherson Winston Stewart Lots Thompson Grace Morphew 1938-Duane B1ggS Wrlllam Bllnd Geogre Blue D1ck Bonebrake Charles Bowlus Douglas Carlock Chester Craft Albert DeBord Cwounded ln actlon and then dlschargedl John FIX Don Fox Don Foxworthy Robert Green Joe Hamblln Russell Johnson Joe Klger Arthur Dale Lucas Gean Marlon EX STUD 1941 Frank Aldrldge Delbert Rolan Robert Thompson 1942-George Dee Leroy DeZarn Donald DeZarn Wxlmer Dlspennett Dwayne Fox Kalvln Karlson James McMahon Raymond Young Jr 1943-Lee Craft Clarence DeZarn Grant Camp bell Alv1n Gray Paul Herndon Russell Jaynes Donald Jones John Kelth Arthur Klrts Robert Mlller Lowell Newton Clyde Osborn Page fifty two Thomas Campbell Howard Cassel Wayne Cassel Wlllxam Davls Donald Gray Clyde Kmpe Coburn Marlatt Johnny Pearson Robert Ray Merlln Robblns Detro Sells Lawrence Sensabaugh Charles Urvan W1l bur Woods W1ll1am Robert Woods John H Young 1941 Arthur Beason Luther Bowman Carl Brown Harold Bryant James Bush tk1lled 1n actronl Pat Carlock Albert Carnahan B1ll Clark Maurlce Cllne James Flx Her bert Hewltt Merle Landreth tkllled actlonl Bob Marquess Zane McCoskey Ralph Odle Edward Oswalt James Phelps Jack Ransom Jlm Schoonover Lorenze Shoultz Bob Stewart Ralph Swanson Jun lor Thomas Kenneth Ward Maurrce Woods Maurlce Beckett Robert Earl Fox Marjorre Prlbble Everette Meyers 1942 John Beckett Kelth Blggs Dwayne Bratton B111 Brown Gerald Burke Charles Conner Everette Hurley Rlchard Hurley John Kane Oren Keown Joe K1te Devere Kerst Kenneth Klger Bob Mourer Palmer Tra V1Olla B111 Wallace Evelyn Solomon 1943 B A Allen B1llD1mm1ch Don Graham Bob Goodwlne Sheldon H111 Bob Johnson Del mar Lohmeyer Charles Markley Howard Marlatt Matt Mart1n B111 McMahon J Melvm Mlller Charles Slauter Delbert Stxtt B111 Van Reed Bob Wagner 1944-Wllmer Brler Calvm Cox Don Wallace Kenneth Watson Jack Zenor Arnet E Dav1s James Kane Delos Butler Edd1e Peterson Dwlght Lohmeyer Ralph MCKIH ney ENTS 1944-Leroy Thomas Ross Cralg John Flxnt Al v1n Grltten Calvm Grltten John Perr1n Fred Kruger Morgan Solomon Robert Cec1l Balser 1945 John Clark Jr Doyal Klncade ikllled 1n actlonl W11l1am Adkms Homer Aldrldge Wayne Cox ETWIH Harden B1ll Carlson Jack Newnum Charles Hawley Rlchard F1x Vlfgll Kruger 1946-W1ll1am Bratton Wlllxam Creamer Harold Glaze I I I T . 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HALP1 YI 101 Xl X5 -Xl L-XXX XX 1111 1mspo1t I11d1a11.1 21 ll 1d trxouts for ull lnaders Joepcrs Thq re all good' 50 S1 19011 haskuh1ll tlckots are on sale and some of thc students are electfd to sell them NOVEMBER 1 1 lf xx 11111111 char Ina Ra' R1 ' 1 1 s 1 s 1r Slklfll mu jlttcrbugjs were SOLD Bmf y xs Foxxlnr Thorn NVQ won Scmors mf 1surc d for Lap and gowns Blg, Xffalr 5111101 Dmu NIus1c'1l 'NI ldL1lS' Se mors reccnc n1mc 1 1rds nfl Boosters 1 IIIIIN 1 DECEMBER Jumor play H1 h Pressure Homcr Scmor glrls woted to xwar xxhltf CIIJS md gowns thmg, mu lmc r thc sm 1son Bmg, vs A 111 Hu los lc llhll f11ls to fmd 1h ur ln 11tcr1tur1 glass four' I-1 mkls s how 111s 1rc very popu11r for Freshmen boys S114 wefk tgsts' H1 1dachcs are cvorywhera Pre 811168 have lug p1rty'7 for comma ncement soma L A H MILTO NIO ll! -KN I FXDIOS 111111 11111 1111111 XX 1sl1111gN NI1Ll11111s lmgns md W 1111 Lli.1N 1 llhkll s XX 11111111311 XX1ll11111spo1t W est Leb1111o11 O I O-O O U-Q-O-'O O00-044-0 O'vO'O'O'C'O O'O-'Q'O'l O O I O I O O O I O I O Page fifty sow Il . .. .. .. .. .. ,. .. .. .. ,. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ......................................................................................,..,..,........,....,....... ,. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. ..,...., 5 1 w w s sv I T x I 1- w , v 4s v-v r w v C - L. 4 L 'A ' 4 I 1 J ' ' ' f g.,Q.........,.,.,......,..,.....,.. ,. ,. .. ..... .. ,. .....,.,... ........ .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. ........ .. .. .. .,,..... .. ..,..,..,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..,........,..,.....,..,.. .. ... 5. 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E A- g f I 6 A I Q I 5 ' 1 Q 1 I Q . 2 eoxc r -wt LATIONS TO 1911 CLASS XIORPHI ll IJRLC SIORIH Vt llll tmspott Jumor elrss putx X nlee tlme was had by all Bombers xs Hrllsboro We were NILIOTIOUS Bind performed We drew Cayugt IH tourney Tournex tlekets on stle .Tumors selllng eonfettr mops 92 23 24 Tourney Bombers vxctorrous oxer two teams-defeate MARCH 1 Reglonal 1tAtt1ca Trekets scarce Onlx ten more weeks of school Band Boosters hive pot luck supper S veral people seem to have sprrng fever already Llons entertaln basketball squad at Mudlavla Intrimur I basketball tournament starts today Agrleultural boys h tve party B1ng.,y won the pest drlve contest New students enter school more freshmen Semor plfty practrce tt nxght Indlan 1 d by Hlllsboro Com oe xtron Lots of people look sleepy today and several complaln of belng sore slettmg party MILLIO HYBRID All Your Needs In Seeds Blsed on Sound Ifdueatlon 11 Prlnelples M11l1OH,S H brld Seed Store Phone 99 XY rllramsport Q-oo-rome-0000 ooo-coo: oomor4vw-4wor4-v-ovs4w0-o-v-o-4wo-v4-ouo-ouong.g.g.g..g..g..g.g Page tifty nme .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..................................................,..............................e ..........................,....................,n.,.....,..-...,,,....,, 5 5 v v 'v , v ' 7 - A Y L. f A A ' ' 4 2 , , 1 . ,, 1 . 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Q . , L - x A L e 5 e 9 9 Q 9 n o u 2 VKJNGIIATI'I.A'l'lUNS TU 'I'III-I CLASS OI-' 15315 P EE-ZIN Fooo sToRE There is room for you on the list of our Sxtlshed Custome1s CLYDE VET A APRIL Band concert Sophomores hive hlg party DCCIICHTIOTI of the Seruee plaque Freshmen party Junlor and Senior receptlon Ne formals the hlg oceaslon of the year xx Exhlblt Schools nearly oxer MAY Senlor tea senlor glrls only Gllders Club annual dance Bob Glovers orehe tra 4 Senlor final Oh Baccalaureate seruces 11 Senlor neck Lnderelassmen have finals Last day of school Commencement 'or SENIOTSI FONFI ATI L-XTION3 SFNIOI Q' VN II I IANISPOLI INDI -XNA Page slxtx Z 1 ' i I 1 u , K x f 1 1 -1. . 10. 3 . , ' . 11. ' ' Y' . 19. '. 27. ' ' ' . .I ' ' 5- ' . ' , 30. ' ' , ' f ' . 1. ' ' - ' ' . 2. ' l . ' S . 3- . ' . ! 6. e Y' . T- . ' ' . 8. I . 11. 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Don B ' Yo hoxx' did it h ippen 7 ee xx ec Ile xx is exting hoise me it ind somehodx holleied xx hoi Miss Ceai -Xs xxe xx ilk along on 1 cold dix and look uound xxhit do xxe see on ex eix hand Nlickex J C loxes 'XI1 Allee -Xnd noxx xxe get x equals zeio J ick C Coodness ill that xx oik foi nothing Sxxadlex I am going to speak a little on lius todax Hoxx rntnx of xou haxe iead the txx entx hfth chaptei C-Xll students 111se the11 hands J 1 Xou ue the xeix people to xx hom I xx ant to speak Theie is no txx entx fifth chaptei VS ixne C See xnx ch inge in me 7 Haiold C No xx hx XVIXHQ C Ijust sxx xlloxx ed a nickel Miss Childs Lse Ben Hui in 1 sentence J xck Pugh I knoxx 1 lxdx th it mauled a nnlhonfuie ninetx xeais old and he diopped deld iight xftei the ceienionx Hoxx xx ould xou like to h xxe been hei Warren County R E M C Neuniaxi Nlxnagei XR1lllUNSDO1t Indiana CONIPLINIENTS IND Hhl D, Xlillifimsport NIc1 ch indise School Books Page sixty four 56 77 J C f 2 f . as f 4 sv . . . A , 1 . 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