Windfall High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

y num-1-'mf 3- .m:1:rQ3.vw.--rs-v,n:sz.-.:4m-1.:-31-:fc,:L1.L-'xr-scaeuglf --.Lr,:- 1z-.::.v:.-.-,nugnhg3.--U.sgug-,5.11x.:a.1v.-asp-7.-5-. ha, . --: 4. . ,A : Q. ,: ffm: ,crm I WINDFALL HIGH SCHOOL I PRESENTS I I -I THE 1950 EDITION OF THE I 5 I 5 'lI1 II1JI1 I Printed by: Lincoln Press X Muncie, Indiana Published by: , Welch Publishing Co. I Chicago, Illinois. I Vol. 26 I I I I IN MEMORIUM On Christmas Eve, December 21, 194-6 the community was shocked to hear of the death of Dannie Lee Davis. Danny was a member of the freshman class and was a memher of the second team. To the memory of Dannie Lee Davis the Senior Class of Windfall High School is proud to dedicate this edition of the Anemone. 2 , v w awk ,.',- M f. , An, , NMI-. 'V Vim ,J h J. , :um ' ffm . -X f , ,VM ., 4 ' W-55 5-ffvfilvwtwfi-5si34mdln ' 4-ffb?'.a.q'-r-Wadi-.N . ' 1 QA . -.v.. . ' , 5 if-fr., .4 -- ,V I . . r H ,A Q, . , ' P5.T'r .fv?5tj'D..v,:f,:2 ., 4 H . 'N Ky A r ' . A 2-.' 1.4 k 5. ' ,I . 'i , . f K ' 1 .. , A . Y if .'- , , P h A A Q 4, ,J ' 1 -13,1 4,-2 K K I x s- mf. - 4 fix Q- ' 'g2??fw1i'M lsr v va V41 N -L. v.. i3hv ' 4,1 1 W I ,nh . 1 wi 3 ' N114 THF MEMBERS OF THF ANNUAL STAFF OF THF 1950 ANFMONF They have worked faithfully to make this the best Anemone possible. We wish to thank the other members of the Senior Class. the faculty, and the rest of the Student body for their assistance in making this Annual possible. 4 Secretary MRS. ELLEN SLOAN L 7' fill CYBEEN -I E SS E I3-526' RD Ol! W nl-A CH Mr. Green, who has been a member of the faculty for two years, has intro- duced many ideas for the good of our school and has created a cooperative spirit among the students and faculty. We, the seniors, wish to thank you for the help and advice that you have given us. Each time that we go to the office we are greeted by the cheery Hello from Ellen. She takes care of the records and financial problems of the school and classes. We wish to thank her for the help and consideration that she has given us. Mr. Couch has done very much for the help and improvement of our school. He has shown much interest in our school activities and has spent much time with our advisory board and faculty members to make a bigger and better Windfall School of which we are very proud. 5 i' 4 P l 6 Z u Rh!! Qs' I Q g-4' .9 ' gn., . I ,lt . .gg . 5 ,A as Q' N' I 1 . 7, I . 4-e'2'fY '? nik , W . 1 ,Z-4 wa-.-xr ,W L Q , l - 3 -' Q . va A 00 -i E ' - 'is- ' ' in.. , :V g , - .- -. 1 Q' A 1- ,, -r ,K . . . W - 4 Q H+, ., ' N A ' . ' 1,9 , -Q.- A nfl .., M M. , l W - L xi' v' 'Nfs. 'Oh' . , .. H ' x ' . ' 1' -r. , ' p , . - V x . , ,. , , ,- , - : . A . , Y 5 RH , ha' ,imwxlf-ur , 5 , ' ,, . va 1 4 L A' l 'H , . , - '95 -B-. 'A JT 'D Q7'f f:H, T . ,- Nach, U ' ' nu. ' ' ' , -1 ' 4-Finke:- . - .cr .. ,. 4 I, . ,- . pn I Us . N '. Tx. 'gg' -gf ..f-.'f 1-sz-3 1- 0. , wwf. ,. JM... pt. J.t..,,,'-5 X . ' . -get 4'Q7'b 'N ' ' . Q. , fr- gg- Q.. , .mm ' ' , t h -L: 5 L . I -ny, 1 1 1 IURST CRADE First row l. Io r. D. Campbell, J. Cuffey P. Sovern. J. Cuffey. C Smith. C. Hobbs, J. Clem Svcorzd mu' I. to r. li. Lehue. K. Anthony. D Prince, ll. Garrett. J. Carter L. Ryan, E. Kinzel. Third row l. to r. D. McClish, P. Lawrence P. Hendricks, I.. Butcher ton. Fourth mu' l. to r. 1. Lundy, A. Mitchell, J Blessing, li. Butcher, H Thompson, J. Graf. Fifth ron' 1. to r. K. Clark. lf. Fennell, R. liogue, J. Miner, T. Cardwell, R. Clark, M. Davis. Sixth rou' 1. to r. R. Porter. N. tliffin. D. Coleman. R. Davis, D. Redding. R. Howell. Teacher-Georgia Morehead SECOND GRADE First row 1. lo r. E. Larson, H. Tolle, A. Ericson, D. Croyle, P. Rogers, D. Carter, M. Horn, J. Williarrls, J. Williams. Second row l. to r. . F. Udell, M. Dickerson, K. Parrish, J. Hobbs, C Straley, M. Kimbrough, G Rogue, ll. Creed. Third row l. lo r. R. Justice, J. Blackburn K. McCorkle. M. Tolle, L Johnson, ll. Snow, L. Car- wile. Fourth row l. lo r. F. Carter, K. Jones, C Todd, R. Lehue, J. Shult J. Anderson, E. Clem, J Francis. Fifth rou' l. lu r. S. Stout, I. Smith, T. Martin C. Cook, ll. Patterson. Absentfftlf. Mae llell. Teacher--Verla Brenton I.. Keown, E. Shult, S. Pat- Y. Carter. Fifth mu' 1. lo f. THIRD GRADE Firsl mu' 1. lo r. l'f Clem. l'.. Clark. lx. Al ley. C. Cuffey. K. Tolls, D Suu. S. Boyd. J. Tollo. Sf'f'0l1I1 f01l' l. to r. K. Rogers. J. llrowning J. Hendricks. N. Dickerson S. Tennell. M. Niner. S lfinclling. Third nm' 1. fo r. R. Mitchell. S. Larson. lf Ramey. ll. Cook. S. Davis D. llogers. ll. Smith, D Hayes. Fourth ron' 1. I0 r. J. Berger. P.. Craf. C Creed. A. Wloocl. YV. Shult K. Simmons, l . llurkharrlt. ll. Nelson, S. llrankle, D. Osborn. D. Stephenson. M rs. Camhell. First row 1. lo r. M. Arnolfl, S. J. Clem. Sveorzd row l. fo r. lf. llrowning. S. Sloan. P. Cunningham. C. Mitchell, L. M a r c u m, A. Woods, M lluneh. Third mu' 1. Io r. M. Tolle, B. Walsh, V. Carter. M. Johnson, ,l. Aron K. Plummer, ll. Snow, ll Rogue. Fourth row l. I0 r. J. Justice. C. Clark, Nl lllaekliurn. N. Shockney, J Smith. D. Tolle, D. Kinzel Fiffh rou' 1. to r. J. Nance. ,l. Simmons. C Kinder. J. llarrett. C. King ll. Todd. T. Stout, S. Dames Teacher lf. Smith s s Ryan. FOURTH GRADE N. Martin, T. lfverhart, T. Lancl, R. Downs. C. Drowning k Lf thony. .I. Keown, C. Jones. Fiflh mu' I. to r. 'xfli l FIFTI-I CRADIC First row I. to r. I.. Morrison. I. Zellner. ,I Dunnell. C. Clouser. Ii. Mar cum. F. Mitchell, ,I. Justice C. Yvard. Svcoml ron' I. lo r. L. johnson. D. Parrish, If Clem, L. Larson, F. Honey C. Cook. Third mu' I. I0 r. K. Bolinger. I.. Fisher, H. Wilkerson, I . Francis. T. Dunnell. P. Lacey, T. Carter, D. Dennis. Fourth mu' 1. I0 r. lt. Ilorne. I. Iirlcson. D. Mays, I.. Carre-tt. II. An- .I. Johnson. M. Parrish, Ii. Cardwell. Mrs. Lacy T. Burkhardt. First rou' I. I0 r. M. Dunnell. R. nell, D. Duncan. Second rou' l. lo r. I. Ryan. C. Fverhart. D. Kimbrough. M. Dcher. D. Yundt. IC. Barnes. D. Fisher. Third row I. Io r. lt. Tolle, C. Wood, Fi. Riffe, Ii. Prince. II. Snow, .I. Davis, Ii. Lewellen, B. Scott. Fourth row l. I0 r. R. Osborn. C. Fisher, J. Alley, I.. Rogue, D. Fennell, II. Causey, D. Francis. Fifth row l. to r. R. Asher, J. Stout, P. Bles- sing, E. Keown, D. Mason, Mr. Mullikin. SIXTH GRADE Retherford, M. Tolle, K. Martin, F. McCorkle. I.. Hobbs, C. Fen- uf' YW ,V Xqqw' 1 xxx, wx' x , 1 I M 1 Q I 959' - i ,dp J. H SEVENTH GRADE First row l. to r. E. Clouser, M. Konieczny J. Sherman, B. Blackburn R. Lundy, T. Cassity, V Cook. Second mu' I. I0 r. Mrs. Douglas. ll. Lahrv ll. Smith, lj. Parrish. J. Stra ley. A. Wlallen. S. Justice C. Yundt. L. Lassiter. C Redding. .l. llurns. ll. liisller M. Lacey. li. Andrews. lf Carter. ll. Goodnight. K Hodges. J. Schell. C. llalier L. lliffe. Third rou' 1. In r. ohhs, L. Kinder, L. Graf. ll. Carter, J. lliffe, F. Larson, H. Johnson, ll. Wlilliams, C. Bell, ll. Summers, ll. Morris. First ron' I. to r. EICHTH GRADE ll. Carter ll. Causey, ll. Cottingham. J. llarrett, C. Sells. Svrmnl mu' I. fo r. i I l S. Clem. ll. llell. lVl. Mor rison. ,l. Duncan. C. Mitch ell. M. Coleman. ll. Kim hrongh. L. Stralev. C. Mc Corlxle. Third mu' I. I0 r. lf. Craf. K. Marcum, lf lloney. ll. Smith, U. Prince D. Baldwin, J. Legg, D Jones, F. Lundy, F. Barnes l . Keown. 7 X s rj fimhi li. Blessing. M. lfricson, J. Pritchard. u,. Sq s I-1' -,. . Q v s , 'Lili V' A -eil L XJ ,gl ll. FRESHMAN CLASS First row l. lo r. K. Naden. A. Zehner. D Downing. N. Johnson. C McCorkle. B. Dever. C. Rob ison. J. Ray. ,l. Patterson. Sevond rou' I. lo r. M. llolinger. L. Brown. li King. H. Nlalston, lf. Rogue M. Doggett. T. Lnse. L. Mar cum. H. MeAnincb. A Owens. H. Walker. J. Baker Third mu' I. to r. l'. Morrison. M. Combs U. Keown. Fourlli mu' 1. to r. ll. Arnold. l . Robinson lf. Richards. B. Morrison J. llook. Mrs. Tolle. l . Porter. li. Cunning. H. Summers. J. Lassiter. L. Campbell. SOPHOMORE CLASS First rou' 1. Io r. C. lirown. P. Henderson. J. Foreman. M. Miller. C. Heath. J. Heflin. D. Davis. ll. Rogers. ,L Pritcllard. H. Hobbs. Srvnrzrf row 1. I0 r. lf. Baker. D. liusb. D. Black- burn. ll. l'z1rrisb. ll. lflliot. ll. Hodges. U. Flowers. V. jones. L. Jack. D. Barnes. Third ruu' 1. I0 r. M. Parkinson. L. Carter. li. Ynndt. V. Clouser. li. liunnell. N. Davis. S. Pick- ering. L. Cottingham. M. Mitchell. A. Colbert. C. Cas- sity. C. Sells. L. Hilfe. Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Sept. 5, 1947, thirty-four students enrolled as freshmen. Officers were elected as follows: Pres., Dick Cunningg V.-Pres., Wm. Mondayg Sec., Howard C. lleathg Treas., Ronnie Thatcherg Sponsor, Mrs. lilack. Highlights of the year were: Initiation of freshmen and a field trip to Loncoln Zoo, Fieldis Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois. The money for this trip was earned by selling magazine subscriptions. Mr. Nash was our sponsor on the trip. ln Sept., I94-8, twenty-eight enrolled. Officers chosen were: Pres.. Howard C. Heathg V.-Pres.. Stanley Barnes, Sec., Kay Carpenterg Treas., Donna Pattersong Smonsor, Mrs. Ratliff. Three one act :la s were resented b the class and the l l Y P Y mroceeds were iven to the school to be a lied on new stave curtains. Other l g PP rs activities included a skating party, booth at the Halloween Carnival, installation of a pencil machine in the hall and a concession at the if-H fair. Twenty-two juniors enrolled in Sept.. 1949. Officers elected were: H. Heath, Pres., D. Cunning. V.-Pres., P. McCorkle. Sec.g R. Johnson, Treas.g Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. Activities were: Class play Almost Eighteen . and the Junior-Senior Prom on May 5, 1950. Other activities have been confined to raising money for our senior trip. Howard C. Heath I2 WQWCW ,W X GM W M , . ' ,JW qfwflmbw fj wwf? ,fs WW 13 M6 bf MACK DEVEB November 26, 1932 Not lazy, just don't feel like working. Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Dragonette, 2. Arts Play, 2. Student Council, 3, 4. PAUL VERN CUBERT April 15, 1931 A man who hasn't made a woman angry is a failure in lifef, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Melodic Moods, 1, 2. Operetta, 3, 4. Band, l, 2. BRUCE ALBERT DUNCAN January 14, 1932 Love sees all but because it sees all, it is willing to see less. Art Editor of Anemone. 4. 14 MAX LAVON HEFLIN June 18, 1932 lf at first you don't succeed don't be a darn fool, try something else. Arts and Crafts Play, 2. Track, 3. Class Play, 3. Student Director of Class Play, 4. Annual Business Mgr., 4. Snapshot Editor of Anemone, 4. J EDGAR LEGG May 10, 1932 Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball, 1. Class Play, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 3, Boy's Quartet, 3, Double Mixed Qua Double Boy's Qua Melodic Moods, 1, Class President, 2. Class Secretary, 3 Boy's State, 3. HELENE FRANCES LECG September 10, 1932 She has occasional flashes of silence that makes her conversation perfectly delightful. Band, 1, 2, 3. 4. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus Accompanist, 1, 2, 3, 4. Solo Contest, 2, 3, 4. Secretary of Class, 1 President of Sunshine Society, 4. Vice-Pres. of Band, 4. Double Mixed Treasurer of Class, 2, Quartet, 3. 3, 4. Vice-Pres. of Sunshine Home Economics Club, Society, 3. 1, 2, 3. Press Club, 4. Melodic Moods, 1, 2. Operetta, 3, 4. Class Play, 3, 4. 15 Society Editor of Anemone, 4. lf life is what you make it, mine will be full of fun Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Solo Contest, 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Anemone Editor, 4. 4. rtet rtet, 2. DWIGHT EUGENE MARTIN July 21, 1932 There,s nothing wrong with being a self-made man if you donlt consider the job finished too soonf, Basketball, l, 2, 53, 4. Softball, 1. 2, 3. 4. Track. 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President. 1. President, 3 Arts and Crafts Play, 2. Class Play. 3. 4. Chorus, -l. Sports Editor of Anemone, 4. Operetta, -1-. CLYDE McCORKLE February 22, 1932 lf you are ever in doubt as to whether you should kiss a pretty girl, always give her the benefit of the doubt. Vice-President. 2, 4. Stage Manager of Play, 3. Class Play, 4. Student Council V.-President, 3, 4. Pilgrim Heritage Theme Contest, 3. RICHARD ALLEN PARRISH October 28, 1932 Do not pass a temptation lightly byg it may never come againf' Band, 1, 2. Chorus, 1. Stage Manager of Class Play, 4. Art Editor of Anemone, 4. 16 WARREN EUGENE RAMEY June 2, 1932 I believe in getting into hot water, it keeps you, clean. Art Play, 2. Pallett Club, 3. Art Association, 3. Radio Skript on WKMO, 3. Yell Leader, 4. Class President, 4. - C--. REBECCA SUE RIFFE December 12, 1932 ufust a quiet maiden. Secretary of Class, 2, 4. Class Play, 3, 4. 17 WELDON MAX RETHERFORD June 15, 1931 Why should life all labour be? Arts and Crafts Play, 3. Track, 3. Speech, 4. 11 l 'I' -Y: K 'N . fbi' nil. DAVID MAHLON SHUCKNICY June l8. 1932 Noi all good thin in small packagesf' Hand. l. 2. 3. 4. Chorus. l, 2, 3. 4. Melodic Moods. 1. Operetta. 3, -1. President. 1. Business Manager. Brass Sextet, 3. Snapshot Editor. -1. Class Play. 3. LOWELL WAYNE RUSH December 2. 1932 Sonwtinu's he sits and thinksg sometmws he just sits. Chorus. l. 2. 3. 4. fm Band. 2. 3. 4. i gs come 2. 3, 4. Brass Sextet. 3. Melodic Moods. l. 2. Uperetta, 3. 4. Solo Concert, -1. . . N. ,nf ,J ,V N M f A . 1 2 i , mix A l J M it if i i it all 1 'SIAM I . VERLIN THATCHER September 2, 1931 He makes haste slowly. Arts and Play, 2. Attendance Certificate, 18 3 HICH SCHOOL FACULTY W. W. CIIICICN l'r1'r1r'1'pul A.Il, Franklin IIIWIS IIlI I lC .llallz and Sc1'4'l1u A.I3. Indiana MARK If. SIMMONS History and Coiwfrn AB. Ilutler DAIII,IfIYH lMI.I-IH lfnvglislz and Sl'I4'lIf't' m Pnl IIS.-A.ll. Marion Col lvge ICIICII. McCARTY Ronmncv Imngzmges A.li. Butler HII.DA SMITH Cv nz rn ff rm' IIS. Hall State ltUI1I'ili'I' CRAY lnduslrirzl nfrt -- Cnavlz IIS. llall State MARY DOUCIAS A-Ir! Art Institution Chicago Indiana University Miami University IIUTII I'0YVI'II,I, fllusic' Artliur ,lorclon AB. Butler MHS. IEDCAK 'I'IlI,I.I'i Hmm' IIICUIIOIIIIFS IIS. Hall State HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band has taken active part in many of the school functions this year The band played during some of the home ball games and gave marching perform: ances during the other home games. THE OFFICERS OF THE BAND ARE: President ........................... En LEGO Vice-President . . . ..... HELENE LEGO Sec.-Treas. . . . .... RACHEL JOHNSON Librarian .................... JOHN MITCHELL Several concerts, under the direction of Mrs. Powell, were presented through- out the year. There were twenty entries in the district solo contest held at Ball State. Six of these entris, which received first placings, entered in the state solo and ensemble contest at Terre Haute on February 18. The band competed in the band contest at Elwood this spring. 21 QQO. ,215 'Elf , HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS This year the high school chorus. under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Powell. has an enrollment of 5-lt memhers. This is the largest chorus in the history of the lnusic department. THIS OFFICERS OF THI-I CHORUS ARK: l'rv.sidrn1 . .. . .. . . . . . .. l.r3oN Honwzn Vivf--l'n-sidvrzt . . . . . . . . . Ihvm Ylwnr St'l'.'TfI'IlS. ....................... linmn Lizoc l.il1mriuns Howuzn Hizixrn. Ricuum liviniuzii The chorus has participated in several special programs throughout the year. including State Choral Festival. the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. and the annual Uperetta. The chorus is one of the extra activities from which the students get much enjoyment. 22 ni Typing is one of the most popular classes in the school. It has lieen divided into three classes this year to take care of the enrollment. Mrs. Smith has tried her hest to make us all good typists. The art class. with Mrs. Douglas at the head, has been an active class in the way it has helped the other classes in their money-making schemes hy making the posters and various other means of advertising. A4 ' -Q ...-rl ,V - 3 ii' ., f, fl!ffY1I'1Qk www' . , 01' 8 I AQ lv: 50, l 1 luna- -.Ns The Boys' Pliysical lfdu- ration Class. under the guid- ing hand of Mr. Cray. is proliahly the most popular class givvn as everyone likes lo play lwasketlmall. 'l'hv Girls' Pliysical l'iIlllI'2lll0ll Class. undvr the direvtion of Mrs. Tulle. vnjoys much lln- sannv altitude toward this class as the hoys. WK- are always glad lo sec' class time roll around. .im 9 - f ' l , 'Mm 14- N' The shop class draws its attendance from the people who have inventive minds. The students spend their time studying woodworking or electricity under the su- pervision of Mr. Cray. l l l The lihrary is a very husy department of our school. It is very helpful and provides much information which is useful in getting our daily assignments. Bill Elliott is chairman and Delores Clouser is co-chairman of the library. Uur librarians are very courteous and helpful. .. rf! This vvur ll pre-ss vluh nas m'gz1l1izwl unch-r Ihv sulwr sion uf' Hrs. Nlvffurly illlll 's. Smith The main uh . . ,S . sh il sc-huol :wus 'l'.'. This IHIIFPI' is puh xml monthly. ,luhn Milf-hr-ll is pwsich-all and Phyllis Mvliorklv is Il'C'ilSlll'Q'l' of the chlh. Thvrm' am' svu'l'ul In-ad Wporlvrs umlvr which the- other rvporlvrs are l1SSifII1f'll thvir chltivs, Thx- uffif'c'rs uppninlwl L'0lIlIl1iHf'f'S to he in Charge' of a prvss Cluh progrzlnl at 1-avh nw:-ling whivh is he-Id mon .,., . 'WHA msn us Tlllf IIR.f1CU.N' S'l'l3DlCN'l' COUNCII, 'ru-.5 'lihc' Studvnt tionnvii has ilK'l'0Illt' a niorv organized unit this year. it 1-onlinuvd its progrzun toward the attainment of new Curtains for the stage rom lust yvur. Tiwy him-. also, hrought to the student hotly many worthwhile Conn vulion progr The s LHIIS. THIS Ol l ltIl'IliS THIS YEAR Altli: l'n'si11e'11l . . . lvicc'-l'rr'sic1'f'l1f Sa'z'.'Trr'r1s. . . ponsors are again .. Jonw MITCHLLI. .. .. Clrvm: McCom4l,i: Nrzlnx JOHNSON Mrs. Mclilarty and Mr. Gray. 27 M A i Q now: E . l X 'A .7 . 1 .W 1 'E' sma ,M ECONOM It IS CLASS This year the llome lfeo- nomies Class had il new teacher for the eourse. Mrs. lfdgar Tolle. She has helped everyone to have more eon- liidenee in themselves. The first semester. all tht- elasses praetieed eooking arts. At Christmas. fudge lirom the llome lfeonomies department was appreeiated hy students and faeulty alike. The semester was devoted to training in Clothing and home nursing. IHIICMISTRY 'llllf' lfhemistry elass of V950 is eomposed of six students. three of whom are Seniors. three juniors. Lowell Hush is not included in this picture. Although handicapped hy lack ol proper faeilities. these students have made great progress in understanding the inorganie and organic world Q Yi .14 l T- hlluenos dias, los alum- nosli' dice Mrs. Meffarty. This is an example of the learning that takes place in tht- Spanish Class. That conjugating a verh is not as hard as it seems has suprised many students. Also. it has helped many students with their English. Los Vecinosu has been continued this year to teach Spanish customs and ways to the Spanish students. The Spanish Cluh has held its meetings observing Spanish holidays and according to Spanish customs. Senior Play Cast --- Five nic-niliers of the Svnior Class iss-rv on stage. liut all fif- teen riwiiiliws coritrilmtvfl the-ir efforts toward making tht- play Ll snvcvss. Old llrnsty 'Ilikvs tht- Airi' was lllt' narnv of tlw be-iiinr pro- duction. ,lunior Play Cust - 'lAlm0st lfightec-rin was presented by the Junior Class. 'He-tw actors and actresses participated. while the rvmaimler of the Class per- forineil tlic liccvssary tasks assoviatc-ml with any theatrical performance. The cooks. a-fain as always. are tha- 1-und frim-mls of eve-rvlmmlv. Tha-v are I' . I' . . Y ilu- mms xshu serve and 1-ook our food. Edith. Lvtlie, lioxim-, and Alma are the vs who ke-ep us satisfic-ci -: A pail? sgx I X Q ' - , ' are .af Ai sh. . , 4. Kwi- Q., ,' -,. 13 - t- x , f Y gunm- na, nur .. Ru., X N ' , 5' 'Q R. Ji , u J - t. , - - 'i ..'fsx,M ' v - - 4 V ' w H 45 A, A Y WM, mf Qi ' ' ' 0 JA - 'in f' 1 ., -l 3 9, g L . J Nga Af f fl f E ' ,. . ' x, . fy. up g 'S .A 1 ' - - . fy x ,AVM T 'fy 5 , I -f ' . A 1: 'r 1- jg .:,..: , - QU Vr5z,gsw :gi f-ELL . v 1,4 in N 152 e fix. 't iff ' Wi fi , ' F - 73730 . ' it 4' 1 fr-T5 W I . ' , -' p -W, 'f --Ti-li.. .,-. ':,1.:i,43w' - e I 73 - This year we have again Jay Durham and Leslie Gra- ham for our janitors. They have done a splendid joh in keeping our school clean and in helping the students prepare for class plays. etc. Though not everybody would want that jolm. they have served faithfully in that Capacity and we wish to ex- press our thanks to them for their good job. lfvery morning and every night we trust our lives to the hus drivers, and they always come through to luring ns safely to school. Nyc SUNSHINE SOCIETY 1'rvsidvnt ...... ..... H ELI-INE Lscc '50 Vrice-Prvsfderzt . . . . . . RACHEL JOHNSON '51 Treasurer ........ .. MARTH,-A lVllTcHr:1.l. '52 Recording Secretary . . . . NELDA JOHNSON '53 COI'l'l'5ll0lId1.IIg Secijy . . . . GERALIJINE Sl-lI,I.S '52 Sponsor ........... . . .... MRS. TOLL!-I The Sunshine Society was organized in Sept. 1949. It has sponsored many activities throughout the school year. Some of these were: a food sale, lnitiation, Candlelight Service, and tea for new members and their mothers, a Xmas basket for a family in the community, a Xmas danceg a Chili Supper, and a dance following the last basketball game of the season. All of these activities were made possible by the cooperation of the mem- bers, officers, and Mrs. Tolle, whose first year it was to sponsor a Sunshine Society. 33 Y. ill it ', -A-a I-4 39 . -i ' if Wait' be 'S Maur ASSEMBLY 'l'herr- is usually one room in any school where the industrious work. the- lazy loaf. and the rest of the students find something else to while away the time until the next class. Sur-h u room is the assernlmly. This pieture shows an unusual amount of work living attempted. Could it he posed? 34 W1ndioX Drops Thdher, 51-A9 03335, XX. WKNDFALL 1491 A la FG FT YF 'YY bl bt A ,- 1v1m1111 2 3 2 1 2412200 la d 31mm 0 0 2 0 fql'-ff' ef' 9151206 0 If CXSOH..- ...X 0 0 'Z .0 I- ' 0 . 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W1-1111 . .,.,.. . . . 11 0 11 C1-0 00 QP, 6,0 A Teacher , ,,..,, 0 41 'L J ,QT I JY gd' 'ZAmmo1'man .... 0 0 0 ,Y 0 , 9 'Pearce ,,,,, .. , , 6 '31 2 X51 I0 Castor ,,,,,..,. 0 0 0 OX X .9 Thomas ........ 3 'A 1 EXXQT ,,.., ,,,, 0 0 0 NHYXCT ..,, ..,, 'Z X '21 Newby ,,- ----0 1 1 f f ,, 'Yotavs .. - - 12 g lb , .- T amid , -4,- Jllp .As ls 1 . ' ' ' 1, . V ' . 1' A Kg, , W V .-.fi Al - V SOFTBALL TEAM The softball team had a good season this year. They started out with a win over their old rival, Sharpsville then they dropped a close one to Prairie. They wound up the season with a win over Jefferson Twp. which gave them a tie for first place in the county. 36 DICK CUNNINC DAVID YUNDT Co-Captain Co-Captain Junior .lunior Guard - Forward Gnard ROBERT GRAY Coach 37 Robert Gray came from Valparaiso, graduated from Ball State in 'fl-8. Before college Mr. Cray spent thirty-two months in the Army Air Force Pilot Division. Mr. Gray is head of the physical education, shop, boys' health .and safety, and basketball teams. While engaging in these activities, we are sure Mr. Cray is well liked and ap- preciated by us all. BUD MARTIN JAY JONES Senior Junior Forward - Guard Center - Forward PAUL V. CUBERT RICHARD BARKER Senior Junior Center Center 38 'ii' HOWARD HEATH REX NELSON Junior Junior Guard Center JIM HEFLIN RONNIE THATCHER Sophomore Junior Forward Guard 39 Jackson Twp. Jackson Central Walnut Grove Prairie . .. Creentown . . . Sharpsville . . . Fairmount . . . Fortville . . . . . Westfield .... Jefferson Twp Sharpsville . . Swayzee .... . Prairie .... Converse . . . St. Marys .... Markleville . . Carmel ...... Union Twp. . . 58 Summitville . . . . . . 70 41 Frankton . . . . . . 38 The 1949-50 version of the Dragons showed definite improvement over the previous year. With only two Seniors on the team, lack of experience, for which there is no remedy, was the chief factor. Nonetheless, against opposition which featured no less than seven ,48-'49 sectional finalists, the small Dragons managed their share of games on the right side of the ledger. Two Seniors, seven Juniors, and one Sophomore comprised the first ten. Of these ten, eight will return next year, which fact should prove encouraging to Windfall fans, and, incidentally, troublesome to next yearis opponents. 40 SECOND TEAM The Little Dragons of '49-'50 have proved themselves capable of rising to great heights this year. Although our Seconds lost a few more than they won, the hoys played their hest hall against the toughest opposition, which indicates a strong competitive spirit that will cause future opposition many headaches. 41 of f Q -J CHEERING SECTION This year the cheering section was led by Carrol Mccorlcle and Warren Hanley. lfveryone in school is very proud of our ball team, and have shown it by he-ing present at games both away and at home. Pep sessions were held the last fifteen minutes of the seventh period before each home game. Mrs. Tolle has helped in teaching new yells to the yell leaders, who in turn have taught them to the yelling section. 42 A Mm- 'B BM?-. Warren R. Y if ,Q 55N no 1:2 SNADS 5. . v-' in David Max H. H elene Warr en bu d ul 'NA e g' Paul Dmck Bruce Clyde Edgar David Helene Wvula-r-5 Um '7ZxwJ Refreshments A 'iw EE 4 X E, A ww Marcia Same A 4-, 1 Winnerb eywy Hubd ' H ubd Wu ef? Z R V ' bf ' xY - X Betier eat it 23' '35 J? 5'l.udi-es A T' :AIN mf ICE CREAM Q I 3 'G --r-TY 6 -9 M1 s i 7' JK If 'S Ham lm 1. S 1-5i'P?'6 45 s.. 1 I r Q X' ' I n L fl r-H ig., - rv ' l M Y WT ' Wx ,4 , ' K , 'Q -lvl G' 11591- 'Rig' A 'N xw :Pix h k iv - Sill W EU Nerd A. Qx Q . -Thug M H , wp.. 49. fww ,g....,.....-....-.-.-..-.-.-.-.,..........,........ ..---.-....-. 1? I l:1i1u1: :ii- --u-n-:1-1:1n1:1:1--n--1--1-1-1n1n1n--1p-a1n +:i:4:i:1n-:4 -41.1-iq Q..-.-. I u I u H 1 I l PORTRA ITS By Photography Adams Studio Evart D. Adams, M. Ph Kokomo, Indiana 11 : :iz pg--1:.7: :Y 1g..g---1- 1 1 1 1 1 1-1-.1-1.1-1-1 1 1 1 7: :T-iziz-. -1- - - 1 : CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF '50 SOLAR PETROLEUM CORP. Distributors of Petroleum Products and Dealers of Hardware and Appliances Phone 6W Windfall, Indiana 50 T I il M E II A N sf EE fx RI n I u l A E 1 ! i W u H H Y H w , n H ll .. I-.q1g1g1--.g1.-1:11111-.-1 .--1l.1l1l1q1q-1q--1q1-1-1g1p-.p-.q1'1g1-...---.q1q1- COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '50 May we ever be at your service. We offer our store, our shop, and our garage to you and yours, in wholehearted support to this .... your community. BOLINGER BROTHERS Windfall Indiana I1-:nan 1 + 1-1: l:7'+11:A1-l: 111111171 gi L 4:7:n,n1g1'7,n,g,,, 51 - gp-.-1q1n1g :iz vgi-igiglg - . 7: - , .. 7 1 -v--gg:-g-.--.gi 173-fixing, lil-lr 'X' il .L I i il .I J ll .. I JL CONGRATULATIONS 1 ii AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 'i H FROM '5 T i' 5 OSBORN'S TYDOL SERVICE I i Where helpful, courteous service is the order of the day. I if Windfall Indiana Hi U i il I ai ii , ll -I-------------------: :f:i: : : 2 :A-1 I 2:1--:I 2 1 ff-1-'24 I Hi' 'C :H HiW':'mqt' Hi iM i :I N U I E We Wish to Congratulate the Class and 'I E Wish Each of You Success :T I in Your Chosen Field. I U U Producers of Crib Filler Hybrids, IW Certified Oats, Soy Beans, and Wheat ll T T' MITCHELL FARMS 2 g Windfall Indiana I T I .1 I H 4 Ji--------------------------- -e 1a--e4 --- -r-- -Ji- 52 g1g1..1.g1q1q-.q-.-1-1-1-.1-g1-1-.1- Compliments of RRYAN'S IG A SUPER MARKET Low Prirrs Evrryday Ph 102 Windfall I d 1-1g.-g-g1q1q-q1li--g1g1-1-1-q-l1-1q1q1.- Compliments WINDF ALL SHOE SERVICE Windfall Indiana Compliments of VAL'S RESTAURANT Windfall Indiana Complimenfs of BROWNING'S CAFE Windfall Indiana Compliments of SCHELIIS DRUG STORE Windfall India RUTNER I nce Real E Notary Public Ph 74 Windfall, Ind. RICHARD'S CAFE Soup - Short Orders Windfall India Ill Best Wishes and Success to the Class of '50 WINDF ALL PLUMBING AND HEATING Paul Upchurch Ph 45 Windfall Indiana 7-if-'fr'-u 7 :fx I-i1q1q1 ill:-:Y rn- Y YY 77 17- -ni I I Y ,- 1,4141 1-..g..p-.p-Qn...u--:-n1:-.-1gi-1g.l::1l1!:l- I .-g..g.-ui-l-l...!1n...n-n-l1-1g1-i- HILLCREST FARM BYRON LEGG ai SONS NEVADA ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY CO. Certified Farm Seeds P, O, Windfall wllndfalhlndiana Grains Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, Hawkeye 81 Lincoln Cl 59 Coal - Grinding, d Soybeans O Mixing Balbo Rye N d Indiana Cgmlylzmfnfg Compliments to gf CLASS OF 'so STRALEY'S TIN SHOP W- A- DENNIS 81 SON Windfall Indiana Windfall Indiana OPEN I8 HOURS A DAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE TRUCKING A Omnsmp Plan, Livestock Grain and Fertilizer CLOVER FARM MARKET A y 'l'm' A y Windfall Indiana Ph' 5F-24 windfall Anything Anytime Anywhere NEVADA GENERAL SUPPLY Groceries Zenith Television Tyd l G Nevada Indiana -1-1p1-ig--ig1.g.1-1g1g-..1q1g1n1-.1-1..-.-- RICHARDS TRUCKINC LINE OSCAR RICHARDS, Owner Everything Fully Insured Windfall I d ana Ph. 93 -.-C--11-.q-5 , gfgfg-gi-1-.gy -31: p-41-ig1-1-1-1-111-..u1q-.111 :g-I: A Apipi i list g1-slg1l1:.- 3-p-. Il II ii H P .g.....:,C,Z: 1.11111--1-151-1-1131-111151 g1q1-1-1'.1g1g1g1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PRING IM PLEMENT COMPANY 131 North Main St. Ph. 656 Tipton Indiana 1 1 1g1-1g1g1'1 1-1g1g.g1-1 1-1 Compliments of ADLER'S SEED FARM Hybrid Corn, Wheat, Oats, and Soybeans Phone and Address-Sharpsville Tipton County, Indiana JESSE MEYNCKE, Agent Tipton R. R. 2 Phone-Windfall 24Fl2 HOBBS GRAIN CO. Grains - Arcady and Murphy Feeds Appliances and U. S. Royal Tires An Ou! in ibe Couniry Farm Store Hobbs Indiana p1g1g When in Tipton, Make THE BOSTON STORE Your Shopping Headquarters Ready-to-Wear Men's Wear Appliances GRIMME BROS. Irep Sales E5 Service Ph. 652 1003 N. Main, Tipton DE SOTO AND PLYMOUTH New and Used CALLAHAN MOTORS Tipton TICE'S HOME AND AUTO STORE ll. 182 Tipton P Indiana 1-,1g1-1-1-1-1.1g.1-1-1p1g1-1q1- T 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I 'I I I Il II I I II Il I I I' II ll I'I ll 1u..-1-..-1-iu--.-.1-1--.-1-1g1- --1-1-1--.-..-.. -:4:l: :4: H: i: :-q PIONEER CORN COM PANY, INC. PIONEER is for at its best. 2.11 Pl r 61 Phones' Tipton Office 45 Indiana ELWOOD SKATING RINK Best Wisbrs To the Class of '50 TIPTON GREENHOUSE Ph. 430 Tp Idi AUS 1 I SODA SHOP 1 Elwood 1 .1 4.-:ll windfall Indn ' 'if 1 1-I-li: :izgz-If: . 15: - W 3411513--7:1341 711:71 If --I 7 56 --1-41:11:31-1:-u---.-1-.--.-.q...g JACK BARNES, INC. Your Ford Dealer -203 N. Main St. Ph. 437 Tipt I d -.g.-.-1gi1g1g1-ig..-....--5-.nin-:1q1 When You Think of HOME' FURNISHINGS -- Think of YOUNC'S FURNITURE CO Tipton, Ind. TIPTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Oldest Financial Instilution in Tipion Couniy HOOSIER SALES 81 SERVICE Farm Supplies and Home Appliances 226 E. Jefferson St T p Ind Besi Wishes From FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO. Tipton, Indiana To the Class of '50 and the Wildcat Township School Compliments of J. C. PENNY CO., INC. DEPARTMENT STORE T pton Ind HE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Mnmber of Federal Deposil Insu Corporation Tipton, Indiana Compliments of DANNER'S BROS. Tipton, Ind. EARNEST PFLAUMER, Mgr. I-:il--U-:1n-2:7 : 7 3+ -gigizl-1g1g1p1-11-'1g1'1p1l-ip-.1.1-1.1 11m-.11-11-iq--1-1-1:11-1-111-1-1-1 -u-.l-1--.stain V. ,,,1n1u: :l - Y 11: STANDARD ELEVATOR CGMPANY A BETTER MARKET Curtisville Indiana 1914 36 Yew 1950 LANDRUM IMPLEMENT CO. SHOLTY MOTOR CO. John Dem USED CARS DeLaval Separators 220 N. Anderson St. Milkers and Food Freezers Elwood Indiana Elwood Indian! ROYAL GARMENT CLEANERS SWINFORD SERVICE STATION Ph U 308 S A d S 1437 S. A St. Elwood, Ind. i i n erson ti Bob Snyder--Clarence Swinford Elwood, Indiana Ph. 512 TAM'S DRUGS The Rexall Store Tipton Elwood 0. B. SWINFORD AUCTIONEER Elwood 1283111 Tipton, R. R. 4 Y l: - 1 7- - - - - E I I 11:11 mir. gflf: :I It 1 7 Y - 11111-11111-1-131-1-1g1q1-1-.. --1.1. +- ---- ------------------ ---- - -g- Compliments of MORRIS Sc T0 S1 STORE Elwood Indiana Compliments of .l. C. PENNY CO. Elwood Indiana McKNIOIIT'S FARM EQUIPMENT STORE Tractors - Trucks - Farm Equipment Parts and Sl'1'1'ic'r' Ph. 8 Elwood, Indiana Compliments of BOHLANDER'S DAIRY, INC. Ph. 3 93 -W Elwood, Indiana FALVEY'S STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS 112 Anderson St. Elwood Indiana CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service E. M. PETERSON MOTOR SALES 1412 Main St. Elwood Compliments of DAWSON BUICK-PONTIAC CO. Servicing Motorists Since 1907 BUICK - PONTIAC Elwood Indiana EARL G. RHODES IEWELRY and GIFTS Ph. 1353 Elwood, Ind. 3.-lr' :s1g-::7- f - gil- -7 Order D I ETZEN'S CORN-TOP Ol' HOLSUM BREAD From Your Grocer DIETZEN'S BAKERY - - - ... - W-aizf.. - ..7- , - - 3-3 I - - - ,',, - : : : -in an - -1: :iz L:--ani: :-an gi-1-...1-1-ini 31-.1 7:1 1 7:-. Best Wishes COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ROBERT L. BROWN, .IEWELER Elwood Ind WATCH REPAIRS Your BRIGGS and STRATTON Dealer HOPPER'S GARAGE Tiptqn Ph, 49R2 122 N. Anderson St. Hobbs Indiana HOBBS LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY just One Prire - Om' jus! Price Elwood Indiana Hobbs Indiana ELWOQD FURNACE C0, TIPTON STATIONERY AND on-'r Plumbing 8l Heating SHOP JOHN M- GILBERT, MSF- 112 E. jefferson St. Phones 726W-233-1496 . I Elwood Indiana TIPYOD Indiana VICTORY SERVICE SHOP Shine, Hats, Pressing, and Shoe Repairing 123 S. Anderson St. SHARPSVILLE LUMRER CO. Where You Can Buy Good Lumber for Less Ph. ses Elwood, indiana Shafpsville Indiana ELWOOD SUPER SERVICE BACWEELO EPM CO' 300 South Anderson St. Ph. 52W Ph' 56 EDDIE GEIS Windfall Indiana. Compliments of SUITE AND RARRUM Tipton Indiana MAE MARTIN ICE CREAM PARLOR Windfall Indiana H Il I 1-: : E, V : I-1: 1: l l I I l l L l E I 1 L L ll i i g I 1 1.-1' 33111313-Qqilzf 3-1: :- ' l-l: , , - - Y W, 7 1-.Q-- 11-1. Tull- 1-7-L - -Q -7:1 Y - 7- -1:7111 -:lil - -YW: I xl-1? I :zu :iz : I I I I I -I I I I I II I II I I I I I I I II I II I. I 45 MASSEY-HARRIS Tractors - Combines - Implements Sales BL Service A Complete Line of Replacement Parts Tel. 8208 KOKOMO IMPLEMENT COMPANY 115 W. jefferson Kokomo DR. OTIS HALE OPTOMETRIST Kokomo BILSLAND-PEARCE Your Internatioanl Dealer 615 N. Wash. St. Kokomo Indiana Ph. 61 16 BUIYS MARATHON SERVICE 204 E. Markland Ave. Compliments of GEORGE A. TITUS Sales Representative Miller Gould Marathon Tires Batteries Gas MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE C0 BUD SHIRLEY, Mgr. Kokomo Indiana Kokomo KOKOMO WRECKACE CO. FURNITURE Fountain Service Kokomo Indiana All Sizes of Home Freezers 700 S. Armstrong St. Kokomo Indiana A GOOD PLACE TO EAT I I I II I T I I I I I I II I I I I :rule -H- .agp-. Il g-.g.1q1q-..-1.p-.qip1q-.--.g-.g.-g1-1- :iz-Q f: : :ig 1i7gfg1g:.:g-..g..g:fg, -ip-.-15 l HEMLOCK LUMBER AND SWEET BOOK STORE 9 The Greelinp Card Store Lumber, Millwork, Hardware, K0k0m0 Indiana I Builders Su lies H PP 4 We Specialize in New Home DR. E. U. W Construchon u VETERINARIAN ll Ph. Center 32F20 -- Hemlock Greemown Indiana ll ll Complimentx of E. C. ' Furniture - Floor Coverings - I B dl A MARKET Appliances Hemlock Indiana Phone 58 Greentown Indiana ll 17 SPORTING GOODS DRESS AND GIFT SHOPPE I MARIE PARRISH Windfall n H9 E Walnut St Zan Tamar Frocks ll ' ' h Coats, Suits, Blouses, 1 Kokomo Indiana Accessories Ll ll OLSEN 81 EBANN 216 N. Main St. I Koko o I d' m , n iana I I f I If CREENTOWN AUTO CO. FIU? ffl' Of Neary Ha 0 Cflnfufy 8 l Q CALBREATH sf STEWART Po' oo U MEN'S. WEAR Greentown Indiana E Bostonian Shoes M 219 N. Main St. I' Kokomo Indiana U l H BOSTON STURE INC- C. A. PETRO HARDWARE n MM 'ooooooo LADIES, AND APPLIANCES E CHILDRENS WEAR John Deere Zenith Radios l New Idea Maytag Washers l Implements Duo-Therm Heaters ff Hotpoint Appliances V MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING Youfogfown Kofchono il and SHOES Greentown Indiana E Kokgmo 192A l 1: HINTON BODY SHOP TIDLER ELECTRIC SALES Bc SERVICE Auto Glass Radio, Refrigerator, Sweeper Ph. 853 Tipton, Indiana 115 W. Jefferson Tipton BlLL'S 0. K. TIRE SHOP Cvmhlfmfffff Of Recapping 31 Vvlcanizins MANGAS CAFETERIA Tipton Indiana Elwood Indiana M. S. BEAR THE FLOOR STORE The Plow Man Carpets - Awnings - Cabinets Tipton Indiana Ph. 1453 Elwood, Indiana MASTER FEED 8: SUPPLY CO. Griejrgak stirring Washing, Greasing, and Road Serviee Ph' 318 Tipton, Indiana Ph. 994 Elwood, Indiana STANOGAS BALLARD BOWELL Bottled Gas Service 1 . HUFF R YENNA With Complzments lo tbe Class of '50 Elwood Indiana Ph. 1432 Elwood The Senior Class wishes to thank the students, the advertisers, and the general public who have helped make the Anemone possible. 1373: 1-:-.13 3 3 --m- 3, - W - , - -Y - .. 7 , Y - I 63 1-...-1'-.g1.1-..-1-1-.-gg--1n.-Q.. 1 1 1 1.1-151-1g1-1g...g1g.-q-.q-.1g...-1-1 COHl,7AI7lenf5 0 Bryan Bros., Tipton Kessler Auto Parts, Tipton French Dry Cleaners, Tipton Teter's Store, Hobbs Thomas' Grocery Store, Curtisville Frank B. 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