Windfall High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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JQQOIW77 , '?75,J qi Y- Q '7 O -9 E 'z 2 vi ry? -4 Zi 5 z trol DEDICATIUN We the Qemors oi WmdfallH1gh L0 the boys of the class of 44 who are now serving 1n the armed forces and to those who soon wlll be servmg thelr country School, dedicate this Anemone TO THE RED AND WHITE WE'RE LOYAL, TO OUR DEAR OLD WINDFALL HIGH Sir ik' ik if iff wir 'iff iff 4 SENIORS MARILYN CURLESS: Swirtdle When it comes to studies and poetry 'Illarilyn certainly has the krfowetryf' 2-3-4 Sunshine Society, 4 Treasure of Sunshine Society, 4 Editor-in-chief of Breeze, 4 Department Editor of Ane- mone, 3 Class President, 4 Class Presi- dent, 4 class play, 3 librarian. i JACK BROWN: 4 Jack To be a husband now that school is out I s my main ambition stout. 4 Vice President, 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 1-3 softball, 3-4 track, 4 sound effect- man in play. MARTHA HAVENS: Mart To be a house wife I s Martha choice in life 1-2-3 band, 1 chorus, 3 treasurer of class, 4 secretary, 4 class play, 2 bank librarian. LUIS AIEAN CRUUSORIE: f'rusoe My, oh my but she's a worker, Sl1e's never been found to be a shirkeru. 1-2-3 band, 1-2-3 chorus, l lihmrizm. 2 secretary of class, 3 lwzmk trcasurcr, 4 class play, 3 stcnographcfs Club, 1-2-3- 4 Sunshine Society, 1 corresponding scu- rctury of S. S. S., 2 secretary ot' S. S. S., 3 vice president of S. S. S., 4 prcsidt-nl of S. S., 4 editor-in-vliicf of Ancmonc. 4 typist of Brcvzc, 2 Latin contest. CLARK E. McKlNNEY: Jake Jake discovered it is usually just as easy to do tomorrow wha! you should do today . 3-4 lmskctlmall, 1 chorus, 4 stage man- ager of class play, l-2 softball, 3-4 truck. CLURA GRAHAM : Tools Her art work in our yearbook Is pretiy nice: so take a look. 4 class play, 4 art editor of Ancmunc ISABELI. SHERMAN: l Sunshinc srwiety. AIAMIZS WALSH: Jim Not ye! ll Henry Flay, bu! I1 good arguer . I-2-3-4 Bnskcthull, 1-2-3-4 Track, I-2- 3 Softball, I-2 Band. 1-2 Chorus, 2 Svcrotxlry of Class, 3 Vivo president, 4 class play, 4 Brom-zo sports cclilor, 4 1-irculatimm mgr. uf Am-mom-, 2 scorn-- tury of Band, 4 Minstrel Show. MARTHA RUSSELL: Mari She likes lhe fellows Their hearts she always mellowsn. 4 Sunshine Society, 1 Chorus, 4 G. A. A, Hi DBBIE FREDRICK CROUCH: AABob11 For Wimlfall girls he has no flare He prefers lhem with brown curly hair, 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 4 class play, 3-4 Track, 2-3 Softball, 1-2-3 Band, 1 Chorus, 2 Pep Band. GERALDINE RETHERFORD: Hlferryvv Quiet ways without much noise Her face is pleasing Io the boys . 1-2-3-4 Sunshine Society, 1 Chorus 4 G. A. A. PI-IILLIP PLUM MER: Puffy HealIh, vivacity, and hue, He preferred lhe Navy blue. IN TI-IE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY BAX RESSLER: Hugh Eddie Baseball, football, basketball, lnleresl anl abifily in all . 1-3-4 Basketball, 3 Truck, I-2 Softball, 4 TTl'1lSlll'CI', I-2 fBllUI'llS, 4 Business Mgr. Anenmne, -1- Stage Hand. THELMA MOCK: I'l1elma Noi much lo say Bu! dependable every day . -1 Cl. A. A., 4 Otliee Mgr. Uf Breeze. JACK BEACH: Beacl1i0 All work and no play makes .lack a dull boy . 1-2-3-4 Basketball. 4 Minstrel Show, 2 State Student Condur.-tors Contest, 2-3 Softball, 1-2-3 Track, 1-2-3 Band, 2 Student Conductor of Band, 4 Busi- ness Mgr. of Breeze, 1-2 Chorus, 4 Cir- culation Mgr. of Anemone, 2 Pep Band Z Swing Orchestra, 4 Class Play. v RUTH TODD: Rudy Witty, intelligent and gay She surprised ns in the senior play' . 1-2-3 Librarian, 4 Sunshine Soviety, 4 Class Play, 2 Vice-President, 4 Breeze Staff GLEN LIGHTFOOT: Watson He's smiling, sweet, and polite This blond noble knight. 1-2-3-4 Basketball, 3-4 Track, l Sec- retary of Class, 4 Assistant Business Mgr. of Anemonc, l-2 Chorus. BARBARA RUSH: Rushie Over the station of Kokomo You'tl hear her songs of rodeo . 1-2-3 Band, 1-2-3 Sunshine Society 4 Class Play, 1-2-3 Chorus. CARLTON TRI Nl l3l,l2: 13i'l Wm is brighl in facl he is liyhlvning when you speak of Physics . l-I-3 Bzmrl, -l Class Play Promptvr. NORVENE COVER DALE: 1llarkus Shy, sedate and slender Blond wavy hair her splendor . 4 G. A. A., 4 Circulation Mgr. of Breeze. ROBERT CYPHERS: Cy A trade-last of him you can always find, He's smiling, cheerful and kind . 2-3-4- Basketball, 2-3 Track, 1 Chorus, 2-3 Softball, 4 Stage Mgr. of Class Play., 4 Circulation Mgr. of Anemonc, 4 Assis- tant Sports Editor of Breeze. HAROLD CARPENTER: Carp Senior Class pest number one To him life is all fun . 1 Chorus, 3-4 Track, 2 Softball. OPAL FECH ER: Fetch Her short hand record can't be beat And in typing she's pretty neat . 1-2 Sunshine Socict y. WELDON WARNER: Warner In sports, fighting seem his game, The senior play boy is his name . 1 Chorus, 3-4 Track, 2 Softball. BETTY RICHARDSON: Frances She really sfrives to give the world her best, Peppy full of fun and zesl. 4 Sr. Play, 1-2-3-4 Sunshine, 4 G.A.A RUBERT YOUNG: Dingf0d Easy going, joking, pleasing Never a fhing escaped his leasing . 1-344 Basketball CLASS PROPHECY FTER taking lessons from a famous Fortune Teller, here is what we, Thelma Mock, Norvene Coverdale, Glen Lightfoot, and jake McKinney have learned: Lt. Geraldine Retherford of the WAVES is now serving overseas as secretary to Admiral Nitiz. Nice work, Geraldine. Bob Crouch has finally found his long lost lover. Could it be Opal Feeher? Could be. and we do wonder when the wedding will take place. Martha Russell married Eugene Smith and they are the proud parents of six boys. All future Marines. How nice for the Marine Corp. The famous writer Ruth Todd is living in New York City. And boys. can you believe it, she is still single. jim Walsh fthe play-boy, glamour-boy of W. H. SJ has finally gotten that stubborn girl from Windfall to say Yes , her intials could be E. B. We always knew Lois jean Crousore would be successful. She is Dean of 'Womt-n. in the Greentown schools. VVe wonder why Greentown in parti- eular? Bax Resselar is the famous New York Yankee's best man. His batting average is 100. A Betty Richardson Hughes and husband are residing in California where he is stationed in the Marines. Betty is working as a model in San Franciso. Bob Young and his pretty wife. Mollis Tobias, own the canning factory and show at Lcsure, Indiana. Carlton Trimble is now President of the United States. They say he is the greatest President of all time. He learned all he knews, 'in Government Class while a Senior in W. H. S. Thelma Mock is known as the greatest secretary alive today. At the present she is working for a famous bakery firm at Kokomo. We do wonder why she never married. Glen Lightfoot and wife. Lucy McCellan own the biggest truck line in America. Their trucks carry new tires from city to city. they also operate all over the United States. Canada and Mexico. Starring in the motion picture Love Finds a Way. are Janie Lee and julia Ray, whom old W. H. S. Seniors will reconize as Opal Fecher and Marilyn Curless. This movie was voted best for the year 1955. Harold Carpenter finally fought his way through life by becoming XVorld's Heavyweight Champion. He wins from everyone but his wife. 14 Norvene Coverdale owns and operates Ye Perfect Beauty Shoppe at Indianapolis. We just can't figure out why she is staying so close to home. Or can we? Weldom Warner is residing at Sing Sing. He is known as Scareface Warner, Public Enemy No. 1. Weldon's classmates would never have dream- ed of his turning out the public's No. 1 enemy. The Texas Cowgirl, Barbara Rush owns a string of night clubs. She also has her own radio program World's Paradise over the N. B. C. Network Barbara is now breaking into the movies, lots of luck, Barbara. Bob Cyphers, W. H. S. former basketball star, has now taken over Ed Scott's position as coach. His famous team has won the State Bnslcetball tourney for the last Hve years. The world's most famous artist, Clora Graham, has just finished paint- ing the picture Dear old Windfall , for which she is offered 310,000 We hear Clora paints everything but herself. jack Beach and his most famous Naval Orchestra has finally succeeded in getting a contract with WKMO Networks. .lack is also a song writer, his latest song Moonlight Glow is No. 1 on the Hit Parade. Clark McKinney is still looking for what? the wolf. jake is also a blues singer, at the present he is singing in the famous Meadow-Brook Night-Club. Martha Havens and Jack Brown were finally married. They are living 116 miles east of Windfall on a 400 acre farm. Also they are raising seven future farmers. s ii? SENIORS Some of the boys are in the service, The Senior Class is kind of small, We hope the war will soon be over And the class will be larger next fall. The Seniors may think they are dignified Like Seniors usually do. But Mr. Riffe, in the Study Hall says, They act like the age of two. Some of the Seniors are a little worried About their grades in health. We hope that they will buckle down. For knowledge is worth more than wealth. After school is over, The world will be their home, We hope that they'll remember us No matter where they roam. --By Marilyn Berger 15 JOKES Mr. Brewer: What is capital punishment Brown treading a magazinel Income Tax . PY? Mrs. Rhodes: Is there anyone in America who doesn't have to fill out a form? Wayne Bolinger: Kate Smithn. NVarner: Light from the sun travels 186,000 miles per sec. Isn't that a remarkable speed? , Carpenter: Oh I don't know, Its down hill all the way. Berger: I'm kitting something to make theboys in the service happy. Gunning: Oh, a sweater for a soldier Berger: No, a bathing suit for me . Waitress: What will you have please ? McKinney: I feel like a sandwich . Waitress: Just give me your order, don't blame me if the place is crowded . jim: I would walk through fire for you. Ethelyn: What a silly ash you would be. The Lord gave us two ends to use, One to think with, one to sit with. The war depends on which we choose: Heads we win, tails we lose, One day when Dingfod was at a ball game a drunk man, sitting in front of him turned around and said, You're the ugliest man I have ever seen . Dingfod replied You know, you're the drunkest man I've ever seen . The drunk man smirked back, Yes, but I won't be that way tomorrow . The aviation instructor had just delivered a lecture on the use of parachutes. And if it doesn't open? U. S. N. R., V-5 jack ask If it doesn't open? repeated the instructor, Well, that, gentleman is known as jumping to a conclusion. HERE'S WHERE WE DEDICATE This is the page where we dedicate, To the unsung heros up to date. This may be a question in your mind, But here's the heros of, my kind, At my opinion you will probably laugh: But I don't think they be on the annual staff. Mine arc those who shall sail the seas: Who are going to blow hell out of the Nipponese. Also on my list, are the SENIOR BOYS Who get the credit for all unwanted noise. Before these pages you shall see, Windfall's heros and who they be. So with this line, I shall close And where this goes, knowbody knows. -James Philip Walsh 16 cl.Ass wsu. Clora Graham wills her beautiful red hair to Maxine Smith. Weldon Warner wills his winning personality at shooting craps to Weldon Luse. Barbara Rush wills her quiet ways to Mary Gunning. Opal Fecher wills her figure to Imogene Summers. Betty Richardson wills her gossip column to anyone who thinks they are qualihed to take it. Thelma Mock wills her blushes to Helen Todd. Bob Crouch wills his eating in Mr. RiFfe's assembly to anyone who is brave enough to try it. ' Bax' Resseler wills his ability in Physics to anyone who needs it. Bill Trimble wills to any boy in the junior class his interest in a certain girl in the Fresh- man class. Ruth Todd wills her teeth braces to anyone who needs them in the interest of beauty. Geraldine Retherford wills her come hither eyes to Ethelyn Bryan. Martha Russell wills to the junior girls anything of hers but her boy friends. Clark McKinney wills to Bruce Johnson his romantic personlity. Glen Lightfoot wills to Bill Combs his cupcake disposition that seems to be so popular. Bob Young wills his personality and winning ways with the girls to Gene Clouser. jack Beach wills his ability to dance while playing ball to Dale Armstrong. Jack Brown wills his Ford to John Heath as he is in need of one. Harold Carpenter wills his ability to study to Doc Durham,. Norvene Coverdale wills her false teeth to Leroy Doan. Lois Jean Crousore wills her brains to Robert Terwilliger. Marilyn Curless wills her ability to be president of the Senior Class to anyone that will have it. Robert Cyphers wills his ability to keep score at a ball game to Robert Barker. Martha Havens wills her ability to obtain and hold a senior boy to any junior girl who is capable of doing so. jim Walsh wills his place in basketball to Chuck McNew. Bob Crouch wills his ability to get into mischief and not get caught to Robert Terwilliger. To Mr. Riife we will a quieter Senior class, To. Mrs. Rhoades we will a Sophomore English Class that will always tell her when they think anything is funny so that she can laugh, too To Mrs. Mart, we will an Arts and Crafts class that will not paint everything in sight while she is at play practice. To. Mr. Patterson we will a few more girls to sit around his desk and gaze at him during Health and Safety class. To Mrs. Barr we will a Junior play cast that will know their parts completely at the time assigned. To Mrs. Deitrich we will another bright shorthand class just like she had this year. To Mr. Brewer we will a government and sociology class that will pass at least two or three of the tests he gives. To Miss Peek we will a bigger and better band. 17 ADMINISTRATION S. ll. BREWER 'l'hc students of Xllindfztll lfliggh School dccply ztpprccizttc our principal, Mr, Iircwcr, tor thc kindness :ind helpfulness throughout this year. IVQ respect Mr. Brewer for his ability to understand high school students. EDGAR SC'U'I I' We lilcc to cull him Ed, hut wc know in school it must lac lXlr, Scott. It is his waxy of being :1 friend to cvcryonc which niztkcs ns lccl this wzty. As 11 couch :tnd senior elztss sponsor wc ccrtztinly think Mr. Scott is tops . LEO CLUUSER Mr. Clouscr has hcen fl good trustee this yeztr, he has made eycry ctfort to lmild the school on Christian principles. His loyalty to the school, and earnestness to help the students has hccn greatly appreciated hy c ycryonc. 18 FACULTY MARY RUTH PEEK XYXMAURICE PATTERSON A. B. in Music, Indiana University B.S. Ball State Teachers Collegeand Purdue Music and English Mathematics, Science, and Physical Edu A cation HARRIE I. RHODES K VIQLET MART B. A. Indiana Central College . . . . . . B. S. in Education, Marion College A. B Library License -Indiana State Teachers Marion College Qogegi h d H, Y Ball State Teachers College ng 15 an lstmi English and Art LOUIS RHIFFE ' I -7 MARTHA DEITRICH A. B. Indiana University B. S4 Indiana University Mathematics. Science and Physics Cemmeree and Home Eeenennes DELILA PORTER gl CHARLOTTE BARR B. S. Ball State Teachers College A, B. Ball State Teachers College Home Economics and Physical Education English and Latin 19 R. Bnrkvr D. Armstrong D. Rilvy M. Berger J. Rivharmls R. Scucldcr R. Combs R. Tcrwilligcr I. Sunmnwrs C. Durham N. Ryan E. Bryan U. Mc'N0w J. Rcthcrfnrd B. Combs P. Tulle M. Smith M. Gunning G. Clonsc-r R. Mynvks- W. Lusc' D. Smith H. Todd I .. Dozm JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY HE past three years of our life has been spent in Windfall High, where we've tried to make it a better place for other students like ourselves. We entered the gates on September 7, 1941 as green freshman. The upper classmen extended us and invitation to be their guests of honor at a get acquainted party on the first week of school. The party ended with several disappointed people, we went through the regular initiation that night. To guide our class through the year we elected our officers: Mr. Ritfe, sponsorg Robert Terwilliger, presidentg slay Martin, vice president, Robert McCaskey, treasurer, Gilbert, McDaniel, secretary. Our main source of making money was a blanket club which gave us a good net profit. The second year we met again, with a few less members in' the class, Upon immediate organization, we elected class ohficersz Miss Kimmerking. sponsor, James Fennellg presidentg Doloris Riley, vice president, Ethelyn Bryan, secretary, Dale Armstrong, treasurer. We took part in the annual Hallowe'en Festival, sponsoring the Cake W'alk, competing against the Freshe man and Juniors. It must have been our lucky day because we walked off with first prize. We directed a campaign in magazine sales, for a period of two weeks, although we didn't do as well as weqcould have, it helped the treasury. School closed this year with everyone anticipating the following school year. , We are now about to complete our Junior year, which has been most successful. We organized the class with the following olhcers: Mr. Patter- son, sponsor, Robert Barker, presidentg James Fennell, vice president, Marilyn Berger, secretaryg Ethelyn Bryan, treasurer. Again this year we sold maga- zines to make money, with the class divided into two teams. Early in january we sponsored The Hoosier Cornhuskers , another source of income, which also furnished entertainment to the community. Since several students wanted to learn to dance we have helped to promote some learn to dance parties for the Junior and Senior classes during the year. We presented a class play, Midnight , which was one of our main objectives for the year. The class has worked together for three long years, making money for the junior-Senior Prom which is given in honor of the Seniors each year the last week of school. We carried out our plans for this prom to the utmost of our ability. We have one more year in the fight for our education in high school. In hopes that we will all make good---this ends another chapter in our lives. I 21 ff' , 55, may k F. Combs M. Hutclivrswn I. Smith A. Rivhzlrfis N. Puri' M. Fupp K. Nvlsmt U. Nlwlntush Nl. Tobias bl. Heath C. Riley D. Mvfurkh- H. Vlmiscr P. Killfiill F. IJUIICIIN F. Uvwitt D. FL'L'i1k'l' R. jwhnsmm Nl, Urnggvll B. Juhnsfm XV. Bnlingcr S. Pzittcrsml li. Bogiu' C. Suits B. Smith W. Slivrmzm K. Th:xlt'hc1' G. Nlt'Rulwi'ts ll.. I 6' I SOPHOMORE HISTORY -an-u1 u N September 14, 1942, thirty-two students enrolled in W. H. S.. as Freshman. In the first class meeting the following ofiicers were elected: president, Bruce Johnsong vice president, Sarah McDaniel, secretary, Sharie Patterson, treasurer, Harold Clouserg sponsor, Mr. Louis Riffe. At the Halloween carnival the class sponsored two side show movies entitled Pioneers of the Plains , and second Tall Tales . On january 27, was the initiation. An old adage, Well begun, half done , seemed to fit our class. On September 10, 1943, thirty-two students came back for another long, hard school term. This year in our first class meeting the ofiicers elected were: president, Merl Hutcherson, vice president, Bruce Johnson, secretary, Bob johnson, treasurer, Wayne Bolinger. At the first of the year we ordered our class rings and now that we have them, BOY, are we proud of them. This year the class undertook several projects in order to help out the treasury. First of all we had our Personalized Stationery sales which was a big success. Second we had a doughnut sale and you underclassmen can take our word for it, doughnut making is one of the hardest and most tire- some ideas for making money that can be worked out, but still we made plenty of money on them and we might try it again sometime. Third, we presented a one-act play named Elmer and the Love Bug. 3 1 1 Q 1 23 FRESHMEN TOP ROVV: Mr. Riffe, D. Mock, J. Smith, M. Sells, Z. Dean, C. Applegate, E. Ryan, B. Parkinson, A. Whalen, M. Fisher, R. Lightfoot. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, I. Nelson, Z. Stout, E. Brankle, B. Scott, G. Simmons, C. Dowcll, H. Scott, M. Lewellyn, K. Retherford. THIRD ROW: M. Lacy, R. Legg, K. Patterson, B. Gunning, B. Heath, B. Burkett, C. Summers, j. Curless, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Dever, G. Cottingham, M. Ericson, R. Berger, C. Castor H. Brewer, L. Davis. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We enrolled in the Windfall High School on September 10, 1943. Our first step was to elect officers. They are as follows: Mr. Riffe, sponsor: -Iean Curless, president, Charles Castor, viee president, Helen Scott, secretary-treasurer. The seniors then decided we should go no further without being initiated. Initiated, we were on September 29. It was a very strenuous event but the most of us reeouperated fairly well. We were then confronted with the problem of building up our treasury. After some debating, we decided upon a movie, which we gave March 2. It was entitled Topper Takes A Trip starring Constance Bennett and Roland Young. VVe did very well considering that this was our first experience in sponsoring an activity. This almost brings to a elosc our hrst year of high sehool. We hope to fulfill the stand- ards sct for us in the future. We wish to extend our heartiest wishes to the class of '44, 24 Compliments ToThe Class of 44 Union Elevators Windfall Indiana COM PLI MENTS SULAR PETRULEUM BURPURATIUN Tydol Phone 684 Veedol Distributors Gasoline Oil Greases Seiborling Tires Hy Klas Paints Windfall Indian We Wish to congratulate the class of 1944 and wish each of you success in your chosen Held lil I1 Ill MITCHELL FARMS Producers of CRIB FILLER certified seed corn WINDFALL INDIANA In Business to Serve our Local Agricultural Community Our Service: Certified Richland Soy Beans. The Source of Sup- ply for BALANCED FEEDS for L i v e s to c k . Certified seeds meets your needs. ELEVATURS 81 MILLS, INC. CONIPLINIENTS TO THE CLASS QJF 194-fl BOLINGER BROS. OLIVEI2 --CASE IM PLE ME NTS WINDFALL INDIANA EDWARDS FU RN ITURE 81. UN DE RTAKER Windfall, Indiana CLASS SPONSORS QT! . 3 ,W . X dx n . n9A':Z,m', X . MWA A ' U qw , ki: ' yif-V 1, W, ' SA ' :F N m 555' sf., f V9 k MR. PATTERSON junior class M RS. BARR Sophmorc class M R. RI FFE Freshman class MRS. DI ETRICH Eighth grade MRS. RHODES Seventh grade SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW: Mrs. Rhodes, R. Davis, H. Davis, B. Browning, R. Feeher, S. Camphell, C. MeClish. SECOND ROXV: B. Parrish, D. Cyphers, M. Vlleismiller, D. Parkinson, R. Berger, J. Copp E. Rvan. THIRD RONV: C. Bryan, Z. Yuntlt, J. Foreman, AI. Massey, l.. Campbell, C. Pugh, B Porter. FOURTH ROVV: I.. Clouser, G. Downs, M. Richards, M. Stout. EIGHTH GRADE TOP ROWV: R. Doggett, Alley, H. Martin, bl. Bogue, D. Smith, B. Porter, Cairns E. Barnes, J. Applegate. SECOND ROXV: M. Deitrieh, B. Carroll, VV. Browning, A. Browning, R. Heath, B. Smith P. Smith, P. Blessing, M. Dunean, G. Malston. THIRD ROVV: C. Barker, P. Curless, D. Smith, K. Davis, B. lXleCorkle, H. Holinger, B. Hodges, P. Dutton, J. Burkett. FOURTH ROXY: D. Copp, F. Ryan, J. Seott, B. Clouser, l'. Risk, lf. Reefl, J. Weismiller. 29 v Compliments of HILL CREST FARM Byron Legg 85 Sons Windfall Indiana IIIIII Compliments of PRITCHARD FUNERAL HOME Windfall Indiana IIIIII AVON THEATRE Shows the Best Shows in Town Compliments of MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP Windfall Indiana Windfall Indiana FOR CEMENT WURK BAGWELL COAL co. See 1 l't -S ' -E Frank H. Nun I Qua 1 y erv1ce conomy I Wiiidfall Indiana Wlndfall Indlana Compliments of 7? UNICN STATE BAN K -f-and if Best VVishcs To The Class of '44 Compliments of REGAL PACKING CO. VVindfal1 Indiana ix' C'ompl1'm0nls of CAMPBELUS CAFE Sunday Dinners Phone 146 Windfnll Indiana HOBBS GRAIN CO. Frank Ackels Home of john Deere Farm Tools Hobbs Indiana C. L. PRCESANG I Insurance -Real Estate Notary Public Phone 74 Box 12 Windfall Indiana Buy Bonds Today For That Victory House Tomorrow WINDFALL LUMBER CO. Windfall Indiana Be Sure With Pure Bumper to Bumper Service TED'S PURE OIL SERVICE Windfall Indiana COURTNEY 8: SON BARBER SHOP Windfall Indiana ELMER SHELL, Drug StorewWindfall, Indiana. C. E. DENNIS, Drug and Hardware-AWindfa1I, Indiana. TRUCKS AND MORE TRUCKS If you have anything to haul call me OSCAR RICHARDS Windfall Indiana Compliments of BURTON'S GENERAL STORE WRIGHT'S DAIRY Windfall Indiana Groceries I Hobbs Indiana fy.: xI 'kt fu 3' 'S I .xg 5 I 'T 42 , 3 3'?,i ?f ' ff if 't tf Q1 . Grade Teachers MRS. BR I N EGAR First grade KI ISS BRALEY Sccrmd grartc MISS CAGE Third gradc M ISS STRUBBE Fourth grzulc MRS. GREEN tnof 811011711 Fifth gratit- INIRS. 'I'H.X'I't'I-IER Sixth gmtlc FIRST GRADE R. Luhrc, L. Shulty, J. Hewitt, R. Fisher, R. Carter, M. Browning, H. Brincgur C. Browning, J. Scholl, C. Bzzkcr, B. Summers, R. Johnson. TOP ROVV: SECOND ROW: E. Carter, E. Kcown, E. Andrcws, A. Honey, J. Stralcy, W. Mt-Corklc F. E. Clouscr, J. Scott, L. Kinder, K. Fennell, J. Rilfc. THIRD RONN: J. Alley, J. Martin, S. Turner, P. Parrish, P. Meeks, A. Wallcn, C. Yundt L. Lassiter, N. Tollc. FOURTH ROW: M. Lnccy, R. Conway, B. Smith, B. Smith, J. Burns, F. Clouser, B Prince, B. Rcicc. SECOND GRADE TOP ROW: J. Duncan, S. Clam, B. Smith, H. Cottingham, li. Brzzley, M. Marlin, F. Sells M. Campbell. SECOND ROW: E. H K. lNl:1rcum, B. Blackburn. oncy, J. Barrett, J. Leisure, C. McC0rklc, L. Strulcy, B. Williams THIRD ROVV: M. McC0rkle, J. Pritchard, M. Ericson, D. Smith, B. Blessing, C. Mitchell C. Fcnncll, J. Beymer. FOURTH ROW: O. Prince, J. Copp, F. Keown, J. Legg, K. Hodges. 33 1 1 v M ..- ,....,.,..., THIRD GRADE TOP ROW: C. Honey, B. Wallen, W. Martin, E. Keown, F. Cage, J. Lassiter, M. Deros- sett, M. Bolinger. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, J. Ray, C. Burkett, F. Barnes, J. Baker, J. Patterson, A. Zehner, L. Marcum, N. Johnson. THIRD ROW: O. Keown, M. Doggett, A. Owens, H. Malston, M. Combs, C. McCorkle, -I. Purvis, B. King. FOURTH ROW: R. Johnson, L. Campbell, G. Armstrong, R. Gunning, D. Jones, VV' Summers, FOURTH GRADE TOP ROW: B. Rogers, D. Hardin, E. Richards, L. Carter, B. Hodges, M. Strubbe, L. Owens, D. Hodges, J. Heflin, D. Rush. SECOND ROW: G. Heath, M. Parkinson, D. Blackburn, J. Pritchard, D. Copp, N. Davis' R Davis F Porter. THIRD ROW: I D. Turner, L. Cottingham, S. Pickering, E. Bunnell, B. Miller, M. Mitchell, B. Yendt, B. Clouser. FOURTH ROW: J. Beach, V. jones, L. Fennell, D. Parrish, I. Foreman. 34 FIFTH GRADE TOP ROW: M. Honey, R. Nelson, H. Alley, A. Graham, G. Osborn, J. Mitchell, B. Bogue W. Cook, J. jones, R. London. SECOND ROXV: M. Oxley, B. Carter, R. Summers, R. Johnson, D. Gunning, D. Patterson El McCleish. THIRD ROW: YV. Campbell, G. Osborn, P. Burkett, K. Shaw, D. Clouser, P. McCorkle R. Erickson, M. Fccher. FOURTH ROVV: R. Thatcher, M. Fennel, D. Yundt, H. Heath, R. Barker. SIXTH GRADE TOP ROVV: H. Ericson, V. Thatcher, D. Barnes, M. Retherford, M. Hefiin, D. Parrish C. McIntosh. SECOND ROVV: B. Leisure, D. Davis, E. Legg, R. Cubert, P. Scott, D. Thatcher. THIRD ROVV: B. Freeland, C. Lightfoot, H. Legg, A. Davis, R. Trimble, W. Horton. FOURTH ROW: R. Parkison, L. Rush, B. Duncan, D. Martin. 35 I Compliments of R. L. LEESON S N . , PERCY RESSLER Dletzen s Corn Top Breeder ef pig Type Holsum Bread Polalmd Chma Hogs tlanta Phone HFROM YOUR GROCE.R-- HOBBS INDMNA Qk Compliments of TIPTGN PRODUCE Elwood Indiana TIPTON INDIANA B Sl B CAFE SIQIFOITIDIOISJDQEIRS STOP AND SOP IN SOUP AND SLOP Open 18 Hours per day, 7 days per week. Poor Service and Poor Food. Come in and see. Props. Hank and Dink. WINDFALL, INDIANA Compliments of MILLER BABY CHICK CO. Produce Chicks From Flocks Which Have Been Blood Tested For Twenty- One Consecutive Years. Phone 173. 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SWEET SHOP Greasing and Tire Repair 1500 Main Street D Elwood Indiana Elwood Indiana ACTIVITIES 98 5POR7'5 THf BRMZE L15,Q,qRy Bars fwfa M gc N ,suusffffff HO socfffr GAA QW BA D Y- 0 f? ew OJ? 'Q Af? 5 5X3 CPI N f-J L41 ' p E wk SUNSHINE SOCIETY The girls of Windfall High School organized the Sunshine Society this year with the following officers: Sponsor, Mrs. Barr: president Lois Jean Crousoreg Vice President, Ruth Scudderg secre- tary, Bonnie Smithg recording secretary, Helen Jean Brewer, treasurer, Marilyn Curless. This year we have had market to help us to raise money for our society. BREEZE This year Mrs. Mart undertook to organize a journalism class, and believe it or not, it really proved to be very profitable. In the beginning the students acquainted themselves with the rules and types of articles of journalism, later proving very helpful in story writing. The class decided to have a high-school paper, and a contest was held to name it. The tinal count gave it the name Breeze which brought back memories of the by-gone days of the last school paper having the same name. The staff consisted of editor-in-chief, Marilyn Curlessg associate editor, Bill Combs, feature editors, Betty Richardson, Bob Cyphers, Helen Toddg sports editor, james Wlalshg art editor, Clora Graham, class editor, Norvene Cover- dalcg grade editor, Thehna Mock, typists, Lois Crousore, Ruth Todd, business managers, jack Beach, Robert Tcrwilliger, circulation managers, Dale Armstrong, Robert johnson. It was decided to edit the paper on Thursday every two weeks, having special issues for holidays. At the start of the second semester, several new students enrolled in the elas, thus adding some new names to the staff. These included: assistant editor, Marilyn Bergerg business manager, Ruth Scuddcr, jack Beach: circulation managers, Robert Johnson, Norvene Cover- dalcg sports editors, Dale Armstrong, Robert Cyphersg feature editors, Betty Richardson, Helen Todd, Robert Tcrwilligerg office Manager, Thelma Mock. The class continued the paper thc second semester, and also sponsored a movie for the purpose of raising funds for future journalism classes. Our only hope is that in the future there will always be a journalism class in Windfall High! tPieture on Opposite Pagej 40 ANEMONE The Auemonc- staff is as follows: Editor-in-chicf .,..., Assistant, Editor . Sports Editor. , Assistant. . Business Manager .. Art Editor . .. . Departmental Editor. Circulation Managers Typist . . Snap Shot Editor . Lois Alcan Q1l'Hl1SHI'C mol SllL'I'lll1lll tmovctll . . ,jack Brown ,.fXIartha Havens , ,Bax Rvsslur Clora Graham ,Marilyn Curlvss ,, ,Jack Beach jim VVz1Isli Bob Cyphcrs . .. .... . ,Ruth Todd , ,Betty Richardson BAND AND CHORUS l THE IIIGII SCHOOL BAND Hur' lmiitl has not 2tt't'UIIl1JllSlll'tl much this yt-ar tlut- to tht- uevt-ssity for rt--organization. Hur in- striimt-iitzitiou is ratlit-r poor lit-causv of two fc-w or zi 4-oiiiplt-tv lack of, tht- lowc-r-voicc-rl iustrumc-nts suvh as horns, lmaritont-s aucl tromhont-s. Wt- arc t-orrt-t'ting this rlt-fc-vt as fast as it is possihlt-. Most of tht- playa-rs n tht- tt-nor and lwass instrunit-nt group :mtl tht- pt-rt-ussiou group art- young ancl incxpvri- t-uvt-cl, hut tht-5' art-i mproving. Wt- not-fl mort- school iustruiiu-iitsz liass t-larim-1, haritont- saxaphonc, antl pit-t-olo art- nc-xt in iniportanvt- to us now. I fH,p my This st-t-owl st-mt-stt-r our appt-arant-L-s at hallgamc-s liavn- lit-t-n a fln-c-irlt-tl iniprovt-mt-nt ova-r our tirst st-mt-stt-r appt-aranc-t-s. The lmanrl may L-ntcr tht- spriug t-outa-st, lwut instrumontation is too poor to cxpt-vt much in tlit-'lway of honors. Several band mc-nilut-rs art: plaiiuiiigIto cntc-r the solo and L-nst-inlulc voiitt-sts, howt-vc-r, so that W'indfall can hc rcprcscnt- 1-rl. XV- hope for a lmiggcr and better band in thc futurc years to come. CHORUS Tha- High St-hool Chorus has matic vonsiclvralilt- progrcss L-ntling tht- first st-mt-stcr with a Minstrt-l Show. Our Miristrcl Show incluclc-cl solo aml group singing. Sonic of thc lattcr in two, thrct- anrl four part. music. XVL- um-ovt-rt-tl soma- goorl solo voit-cs that WL- clicl not know of and our speaking and stagt- talcnt, was brought to light, too. Plans for thc st-cond st-mt-stc-r int-lurlu somt- sat-rt-sl music for bat-t-alaurt-ate and L-ommcnt-cincnt. Mort- clahoratc plans have not bca-ii mach- ht-t-ausc tht- chorus is taking a vat-ation to allow tht- haml to have morc practice time-. The Chorus unclcr thc flirt-ction of Miss Mary Ruth Pet-k has twenty-one members. ifrsiriir 42 N-XV i SENIOR PLAY On November 26 and 27, the Senior class presented a comedy farce called Aunt Tillie goes to Town , directed by Mrs. Mart. CAST Pamela Marsh. ..,,.. . . .. Betty Richardson Aunt Tillie Trask . . .. .Lois jean Crouore Lucinda Talbott. .. -Marilyn Curless Mervm Tucker. .. . ,,.. ,,.. James Walsh Ronald Howland... .. .,,, . . Philip Plummer Lizzie Parsons. ,.., . .. . ..Ruth Todd Ellen Neeland.. . .. .. Martha Havens Charley One-Lung. . .. ...,. ..,, . jack Beach Dr. Hattie Bing... .... .Barbarah Rush Aunt Tillie Tucker.. .. Clora Graham 17? 4 43 ASSEMBLY This is the room in which this graduation class has studied for the last six years. tAt least this makes a good storyj. This also has served as playground, boxing ring and lunch room for them. With tearful hearts they say farewell to this beloved room in which they have had many trials and tribulations. TWIRLING CLASS This year as in the past, Marilyn Berger has been teaching a class in twirling, only, now, there are around twenty students taking this. Darwin Cyphers is her assistant. The elass meets once a week. They have learned several new twirls and tricks this year. They twirled at the P. T. A. Meeting onee, and at the Frankton basketball game. They are improving quite a bit. Also, they seem to be growing up. Several have had to have longer hatons and others still need them. 44 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The girls in advauee Home Economies department were unfortunate in only having four members. The complete freshman elass is also taking this subjeet. They are sewing, baking, eooking, and studying nutrition. The advaneed students have an advantage by hav- ing sueh as small class, as the teaeher has more time withleaeh students. The seeond semester more girls took up home ee. They have been making spring dresses. Also, they have done sewing for the red cross. LIBRARIAN The VV. H. S. library was under the supervision of Mrs. Harriett Rhodes this year with the following girls are student librarians: Helen Todd, Mary Gunning, Reveeea Meyneke, Helen Jean Brewer, and Karleen Pugh. The library was Catalogued this year for the First time and a picture tile has been started. Mrs. Rhodes has ordered approximately one hundred new books but to date only twenty- seven have arrived. These books have been catalogued and shell and are now in the library for student use. The advaneetl shop elass under the direetion of Mr. Seott built shelves in the library for the books which the sehool reeeives from the Tipton County Library. These Tipton books have proved to be a valuable addition to the XV. H. S. library. Our sehool is very fortunate in having many of the best magazinesavailable in the library, Among these magazines are Fortune, Life, National Geographie, Atlantie Monthly, ete. Our library is one of whieh we ean all be proud. BOYS SHOP The shop is under the supervision of Edgar Scott. The boys have been taking mechanical drawing which should prove helpful in their later life. This advanced class has been building book shelves for the library and repairing various other things throughout the school. 4 sir sir it GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The girls of Windfall High School organized a new club for Windfall High School. It was G. A. A. or Girls Athletic Association. The ofiicers are, sponsor, Mrs. Porter, president, Rebecca Meyncke, vice president, Dorothy Smithg secretary, Mollie Tobias treasurer, Bonnie Smith. The G. A. A. were green and White. The aim of organization is to stimulate interest in health and physical activites for girls. Every Tuesday evening after school We play games such as girls basket- ball, volley ball, base ball, and etc. This has been a very successful organization, and the girls have enjoyed it very much. Wiki? PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' Mrs. Porter is in charge of the girls physical education program. The first semester their were two classes, freshman and sophomore in one and juniors and seniors in the other. When the last half of the school year rolled around the sophomore girls were compelled to go with the older girl. The program consists of body building exercises, games such as volley ball, German base ball, and tumbling. This spring we will have track perhaps. This year on Thursday the girls have a period in the gym at noon. This has been enjoyed by all the girls in high school. 47 ' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On March 21-22 the junior Class presented a mysterious play entitled Midnight directed by Mrs. Barr. Aunt julia, a spinster of fifty Bob Morris, Claire's fiance Claire Greenwood, -Iulia's neice Samuel Hardman, a lawyer Ellen, xIulia's maid Leonard, julia's chauffuer . joe Howard, Ellen's boy friend Hugh Nichols, a friend of joe's Mr. Smith, a mysterious visitor Paula Ward, Mr. Smith companion.. Mrs. Wick, a housekeeper. I Kate Bagley, a reporter ,I . .. Eddie Bowers, a newspaper photographer Marilyn Berger Dale Armstrong Ruth Scudder Robert Barker Ethelyn Bryan Vtfeldon Luse Charles McNew James Davis Bob Terwilliger . Mary Gunning Imogene Summers Rebecca Myncke Bill Combs SNAP AND POP There's nothing on this earth That I enjoy more than gum just ask my friends For their gum I always bum. I sit all day and chew I drive those near me nuts I guess they'd like to strangle me But they haven't got the ul' So I continue my lifelong pleasure I sit and chew and chaw Till my boss says for me to quite Or he'll send me home to maw. -Lois Jean Crousore 48 McDANIEL'S Dry Goods-eShocs Elwood Indiana HOPKINS BROTHERS Furniture Kokomo Indiana MAC'S LAUNDRY Phone S121 Mclntosli Laundry Kokomo Indiana EARL'S SHOE STORE Home of Red Goose Shoes Kokomo Indiana ' SWEET BooK STORE Greeting Card Store CONEY ISLAND NO. I Chile--Soft Drinks Kokomo Indiana Kokomo Indiana J. C, PENNY gl CO. COMPS. OF GEORGE'S PLACE Cflmpllmcnts Lunches and Beer Kokomo Indiana Elwood Indiana MORRIS 5-10C t0 51.00 STORE The Store of Friendly Service Welcome at the GOLDEN GARDEN Elwood Indiana Elwood Indilma O. B. SWINFORD TOM'S PLACE Auctioneer Victory Service Shop Pll01W Afflmfl 2303 123 South Anderson Street Holilis . Indiana Elwood Indiana HINSHAW'S DRUG STORE MCDANIEUS Drugs-Paintsf -Wallpaper ' Phone 88 Dry Goods-qShoes Elwood Indiana Elwood Indiana HEMLOCK LUMBER HEMLOCK GRAIN CO. COMPANY Grains Feed - - Sccds t Phone Center 39.7.20 Hemlock Indiana Hemlock Indiana - s. S. KRESGE oo. Compliments of 5-10-25-351.00 Store K 8s S DEPT. STORE Kokomo Indiana Kokomo Indiqnq C0mPllmCTltS GLADYS L. SLAUTER LEACHES SUPER MARKET 117 S. Anderson gt. Finer Foods Diamonds - jewelry Elwood Indiana Elwood Indiana ADLER'S STYLE YOUNG 81. MASON SHOPPE Clothing and Furnishing Tipton Indiana Tipton Indiana ADLER'S New Way Shoe Store BOWSER TRUCK LINES Phone 92 Noblesville Indiana Tipton Indiana Compliments of NANCE'S The Craycraft Dry Goods Co. Tonsorial Parlor Noblesville Indiana Tipton Indiana Joe Law AI Havens I FRIGID FOOD LOCKERS Compliments Compliments Tipton Indiana Tipton Indiana Compliments of A. B. COCH RON 81, SON B 81. W BAKERY Compliments Tipton Indiana Tipton H Atlanta TT Arcadia C' W' MOUNT Compliments of Attorney-At-Law 115 Court Street ZITTINGER at SON Tipton Indiana Hobbs Indiana 'O BASKET BALL Q0 ,A I A Q .4 A. A gl ' Ol 7 S A 4 1 4 I X A Y . Q N 1 Q ' 1 1 1 - A I 9 4 X If E' f , ww, .M gi FIRST TEAM GROU P x Walsh played an outstanding game with jackson Central leading with 17 points. H had plenty of fight, and played good offensive and defensive ball this year. Brown was LL good hghter and proved himself by his guarding of Frantmfs forward,Vo lenhals, and Tipton's, Norris. He was very apt in getting the hall to the other hoys. Barker was regular center for the Windfall quintet. His scoring was average. He tis tinguished himself by holding down the scores of big men on the opposing teams. Armstrong, who played opposite Brown in this quintet is a very clever guard. As we look in the future, we see great things for this boy. Beach, who held the other forward post and helped the Dragons win games that othu wise would have been lost, was a very high point man. This scoring was brought about bx good team work. 52 FIRST TEAM GROUP Crouch changed from guard to center this year and this move proved very successful when the Dragons used a fast tire brand of basketball. Cyphers saw Very little action this year due to the type of basketball that was played by the Windfall tive. But when he was needed he always came through with a good game. Ressler found himself at the last of the season, especially in the sectional, where he proved himself very tough in rebound and scoring. Young, alias Dingfod, held down one guard spot and his steady hands and eool head helped the Dragons over some rough spots. Plummer played little ball this year but as we look hack over his former career, he was a good all around player. The NAVY gain is our loss. 53 SECOND TEAM ARRANGIE M ENT: FIRST ROW: Br. -Iohnsong Cornbsg Terwilligerg lXlcKinneyg McNcwg johnson. SECOND RUVV: Lightfoot g' Fecherg Duncang Clouser. Looking over the second team's games we find that they have 16 victories and 4 defeats. With 'Slats' McKinney at the piloting spot this team rolled over tough opponents and brought the Second Team trophy home from Sharpsville. The five fellows who accomplished this were: Bruce Johnson, a good guard on both offensive and defensive. Charles McNew held the other guard spot, he is a hard driving and steady player. Bob johnson the red-headed forward has plenty of scoring ability and proved so in several games this season. Robert Terwilliger held the other forward spot and pulled the Little Dragons out of several tough spots with his miraculous one-handed shots. Clark McKinney a tall lanky senior, who played center all year, good on rebounds. Fccher, Duncan, and Clouser were dependable substitutes. lYe were proud of the whole team, 54 FRESHMEN TEAM ARRANGEMENT: FIRST ROW: Castorg Cottinghamg Laeyg -Ioe Smithg Stoutg Mock. SECOND ROVV: Summersg Scottg Retherfordg Pattersong .Iohnsong jim Smith. The Freshmen played a fairly tough season this year with 5 wins and 3 losses. These boys have great ability and may be able to win a sectional for Windfall. We know that they have lots of talent but we hope they'll not let it go to their heads. The usual starting Hve consists of Joe Smith, Max Lacy, Charles Castor, and Gene Cottingham, and Dallas Mock. These five went a long way in freshmen competition and We hope they keep up this good work during their school days. C 55 BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE AN D SCOR ES HIGH SCHOOL Noxember 3 Clay There Noveml -er 5 Tipton . Here November 12 xlaekson Central There November 19 Sliztrpsville There November 24 lfrankton Here, November 30 Prairie There lleeember 1 Greentown Here December 10 Fairmount There December 17 Goldsmith Here December 22 Summitville Here .lunuary 5 Prairie . Here , llnnuzxry 7 Greentown , , There . vlzmnzlry 13 114 f15 County Tourney FRESHMEN NVinmlfztll 27 Tipton . ,, . . , .. - lVinrlfull 19 Kokomo Central overtime . NVinclfztll 23 Kokomo VVashington. Vtfinclfall 23 Kokomo Roosevelt . , . . NVin4lfz1ll 22 Tipton . . . XVinmlf1tll XVinclfz1ll Winclfall lVincl fall lVinclfzill lVinclfz1ll lVinrlfztll llliiicllizlll Wincifztll VVincl fall NVinclfull 22 Kokomo Cnetrul Cclouble overtimel, . 22 Kokomo Roosevelt .. . 16 Kokomo Washington . JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 14 Union ,. , . 30 Tipton ,.., . 9 Roosevelt CKokomoD...l 13 Roosevelt tK0kom0l. .. 17 Tipton. . . .. . .. 34 Sharpsville , . , . -15 Troop No. 55 QKokomol. 30 Hobbs A . . . 56 We Th 13 21 9 15 14 20 24 28 6 4 21 23 18 16 9 5 ey 24 4,4 32 20 33 27 33 30 29 2-1 27 44 TIPTON BLIIE FRONT DRUG STORE GORDONS PRINTING CO. Ia. A. IIOSTIIR 5 FLOYD HARPER, ATTORNEY ELWOOD KINDLERS OLDEST ENCLUSIVE SHOE STORE KIEFER COAL sl GRAIN co. HARRY HAVENS, D-X STATION SMITH QUALITY PRINT IILIIIIIIR SIDWELL, .IEWELERS A oPToIv1ETRIsT-M IIIERLE THOMAS, GROCER, CURTISVILLE GERHARTS DRUG STORE. KOKOMO TURNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE FOR ALL YOUR TOG'S FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL Kokomo Indiana TOBIAS STUDIO GRAND WE HAVE ENGAGED MAKING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS AND'KNOW YOU DO LIKE THEM Kokomo Indiana Schoo 10 28 5 21 22 26 27 28 29 September October 3 5 8 10 ll 12 17 19 24 November 29 30 December 1 6 7 12 17 20 22 4 5 7 14 19 21 28 2 4 8 9 10 11 16 24-25--26 10 21 22 24 24 23 28 January February March April I Calendar' For '43 School began P. T. A. Meeting State P. T. A. Meeting at New Castle Teachers Institute Teachers Institute Senior class play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . Senior class play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town . Rationing Rationing Clay of Miami there Tipton herc P. T. A. Meeting, Dr. Rice was speaker. Union here Education program jackson Central there Tipton Junior High played Freshman Sharpsville there Frankton here Convocation 4-H Achievement program Prarie here Greentown here Minstrel presented by the chorus P. T. A. Meeting Fairmount there Goldsmith here Christmas presented by the grade school. Summitville here P. T. A. Meeting Prarie here Greentown there County Tourney at Sharpsville ' junior Class sponsored the Hoosier Cornhuskers Sharpsville here Walnut Grove here Freshman play at Washington at Kokomo Fairmount here P. T. A. Meeting Russiaville here Sophomore doughnut sale Frankton there Jackson Central here Sectional at Noblesville Basketball boys supper Junior class play, Midnight , junior class play, Midnight . Sophomore sponsor movie junior-Senior Reception Baccalureate Commencement 58 and 44 here SALUTE T0 THE TEAM Here's to the ball team of 1944. Who won every game when they came out on the floor, There by Jim Walsh and Jack Edwin Beach, This ball team of 44 was really a peach, And then there was Jack Brown and Dale Armstrong, They made the team look like a sarong, And last but not least, there was Frankie The Crooner , When he got to hitting, the game was over sooner. You might think this is too built up , But when they got in the game, they really had the stuff, And there was Bax Ressler, whose hands were sticky as molasses, He had much trouble with breaking his glasses. There was Tiny Cy who always,came through, But he sat on the bench like it was glue, Oh yes there was Crouch and Young who had height And when they got in the game they really did fight. So now we are ending our salute to you We are really pround of the team, the red white and blue. -Jack Beach QUIZ KIDS Oh, what terrible, terrible pests we darlings seem to be, Every time teachers turn around they see, alas, we. We are always wanting some essential thing I'd say, If we don't get it the first time we try again next day. We travel throughout the building doing various things, We're never where we ought to be when the school bell rings, We sidle up to a teacher, ask him for a pass, We always seem to get one, for we're of the senior class. We hope some intelligent individual will come to take our place May they always be successful and in the teachers grace. And now we say goodby to you, the illustrious Quiz Kids, we. We are truly very sorry to leave this happy family. -Quiz Kids A LAST WORD Farewell, farewell, alas, alas, The day has come when we must pass From this school in which we whirled f?J And go out to meet the world. Goodbye, goodbye, the time has come, When we from friendly guidance run Into a world of gruesome things, Where no commanding school bell rings. And so, dear school, we bid adieu, We may no longer be with you. We hope you miss us o'er and o'er, And we'll remember you evermore. -Marilyn Curless 59 iff iff if if sir slr ik fir , ik' SALUTE TO THE BOYS HE Senior Class is not lacking in patriotism, although perhaps in other things, we are represented in the Navy by Puffy Plummer, Navy V-5, jim Walsh and jack Beachg Marines, Phillip Smith, Eugene Smith. These boys have all left except jim and Jack who are waiting to he called and will leave July 1, 1944. jim and ,lack have participated in many school activities and have been an asset to the class. VVe wish them luck in their future adventures. Phillip Plummer has been very helpful to the class and was missed by the Anemone Staff because he left before things got under way. He was also missed by basketball collegues. Eugene Smith was an excelent hall player and we only wish he had been here this year with us. , Phillip Smith was known for his pleasant personality and was well liked by his class mates. We hope that he is still carrying his sunny smile with him. sir sir ik sk 12' 'ik' fir ik' sk ik' 60 f A GLANCE AT YEARS PAST Bob Cyliljefsjgxiiloh Crouch, Robert Young hlarflizit Russell, Weldon Warner jake McKinney, Harold Carpenter, Marilyn Cnrlvss Opal Fechcr, Betty Richardson Bax Rcsslar Jack Brown. Lois Jean Crousorc Glfgn Lightfoot Martha Havens LOOKIN AT YOU Crowded Ha, Ha. 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