Alva Neal High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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WlVIilIlElIIE'lllE1llE1lllElWlEIIEJlElIrEl' THE KITE IE!ll3llENlEliElliEUlEllIEllElllElllE'1llE'5l just a Chuckie or Two Neil Godwin: I understand your school boasts of a boys' glee club. Donald B.: No sir, we don't boast of it. Betty Burke maintains, There are always two sides to every question-the girl's side and the wrong side. Miss Holstein: Why don't you answer me? Bill LaG.: I did shake my head. Miss Holstein: Well, do you expect me to hear it rattle way up here? Son, said the father, I am ashamed of you for getting such poor marks in school. Why, don't you know, when George Washington was your age, he was already a surveyor? Oneal A.: Yes, and when he was your age, dad, he was commander-in-chief of the American Army. Francis IV.: Let your conscience act as a brake. Harold S.: But who the dickens wants to ride with the brake on all the time? Prof. VanCleave: Why are you running that steam roller over that potato bed? John Alec.: I'm raising mashed potatoes. Margaret H.: What do you mean by swearing before me? Lawrence L.: Pardon me, I didn't know you wanted to swear. Prof. Allen: Pm going to speak on liars. How many of you have read the twenti- eth chapter of the text? All hands went up. Prof A.: Good! You are the very people I want to talk to. There is no twentieth chapter. Never strike a woman. Just tell her how beautiful she 'used to be'. Seniors after Commencement: Now what shall we commence? Mrs. Meredith: What is the matter 'with your singing? You are simply screeching! Fritz D.: Only hitting on one tonsil. Roger Deputy: A guy with feet like yours ought to have a government job. Vachel B.: What doing? Roger D.: Stamping out forest fires. i Mr. Porter: Can you give me an example of wasted energy. Burke A.: Yes sir, telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man. Boatman fto picnickersl : I'll have to have you pay in advance as the boat leaks. :I930

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fillFi1JIE9IFS1lHlHlWlfrlllVE1IW1WlfEll THE KITE EIWIEIHIEIIHIIPJIVPJIVEIIEJIIEIIEI F reshmen Alvin Anderson Charles Adams Robert Bumpas Earl Branigan Edward Balser Thomas Barrow Marcus Carter Charles Conner Joseph Cisco Clyde DeVore Benton DeVore Paul Dunlap Claude Dart Mark Deming Donald Dugan Mildred Baker Marguerite Burries Maxine Burkett Wilma Buchanan Mary Botts Evelyn Burns Thelma Burge Zella Bolden Mildred Batton Freida Cunningham Marie Daugherty Lucile Dunham Martha Drybread Harold Goodman VVilbur Guthrie James Goode Edward Gee Harold Graham Murlin Hougland, Max Hardin James Hoskins William Hudson Frank Israel Richard Irwin Paul Jolliffe Charles Jones Harry Kemp Ruth Furgeson Helen George Ruth Hicks Theda Hoskins Mary Henderson Marcia Hardin Earthel Israel Ruth Jones Mary Jones Fern Kelly Martha Kerlin Lorena LaGrange Hester Mae. Lewis Virginia Featherngill Helen Louise Lee Norma Freeman BOYS Dale Kelly Joseph Lewis Lee Lortz Maurice Long Boyce McDaniel Leo Mendenhall Richard Montgomery Ralph Morehouse Victor Powell Clarence Perkins Howard Rogers Charles Rueff William Stainbrook Harold Scott GIRLS Max Sigmund Eddy Valentine Kenneth Voris Paul Vandivier Richard Weaver Leonard White Davis White Robert Winchester Hugh Williams James Waggoner Joseph Willey Richard Walden Wendell Yaste William Young Gertrude McCullough Marjorie Thompson Pauline Mullinix Pearl Martin Anna Neff Julia Province Laverne Prall Nell Parsons Janice Quillen Ruth Robards Pauline Ratliff Alice Sandefur Elsie Solenberg Alice Terman ' Katherine Tearman Lenabel True Doris Jean Vandivier Sarah Whitesides Betty Lou Williams Irene Williams Lucile Wirey Virginia Ware Esther Wheeler Dorothy Walker Rose Evelyn Tilson Eva Mae Wilhite Caroline Thalhamer Clara Young Oliicial Roll Made on April 1, 1930 l930

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