Garfield High School - Benedictus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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LOUISE L. HARRIS Botany ALICE B, MOUDY Art HELEN LEISEY Physical education THYRZA PARKER English JAMES O. BOWLES Industrial Arts HELEN ROSS Social studies LOUISE K. LAMMERS Latin MINNIE B. LAMMERS Commerce LORA A. LEWIS Home Economics ORVILLE JONES Mechanical Drawing LAELIA B. MCKEE Commerce JAMES F. CONOVER Gudiance, mathematics, health SALLIE DAWSON Biology WILLARD KEHRT Physical education, coach NELLE AGENG Social Studies STANFORD GILLEY Music HELEN M. UNISON French, Latin. Nz' Wu,

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BESSIE L. FOUTS English NELL V. SMYRES English HELEN BUNGARD Librarian MARY LOUISE JAENISCH Mathematics NELLE DUNCAN Music VERA R. KUHLMAN Registrar INEZ KELLY Mathematics MARY H. SANKEY English LAURA E. SHRYER Home Economics EDWARD E. HYLTON Principal GRACE DQVANEY English, Dean of girls EARL PIKE Dean of boys, chemistry, coach FAITH KELLY French ERMA RUTH MEWHINNEY Commerce MARIE LATTA Social Studies JEWELL FERGUSON Speech HOMER POWELL Physics, biology NORMA C. FROEB English .U

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CLASS WILL E, the Senior Class of 1939, feeling the advanced stages of old age creeping into our scholastic bones, do hereby make public our last will and testimony. ARTICLE I We do will and bequeath: To the school: . . ' The hope of having another hard working and outstanding senior class like ours. To Mr. Hylton: The everlasting thanks for the close knitted friendship which developed in the last four years. ARTICLE II. We do will and bequeath: To the juniors: ' The hopes of a fine Benny next year and the right to call themselves, er-a-, well, -, seniors. To the sophomores: The responsibility of keeping themselves Jolly Juniors. To the freshmen: Our thanks for improving our campus with their tree. It may be called the Kiss- ing Tree because it is two-lip popular . To the faculty: The next three months to regain their emotional stability. To the janitors: , The enjoyment that they may derive from the wads of chewing gum under the seats. ARTICLE III. We do will and bequeath: John Hammerling's poem writing ability to Jack Kipp. Bill Reed's basketball ability to his brother, Bob. John Bailey's Wim, wigor, and witality to Bob Perkins. Tom Cundiff's red sweater to any Wiley student who will be kind enough to keep it away from Garfield. To Miss Latta: Another eighth period Civics class. Jim Maricle's beard to Harold Lemons. Jean Cromwell's curves to the future geometry classes. The space occupied in the lower hall by Jane A., Viola W., and Helen G., and the rest to Lucy P., Doyne M., Margaret P., and the rest. Phyl and Wayne's seat in the window sill to Bruce and Helen. To any capable person: Helen Pirtle's sophisticated airs. To cupid: Any target material that he may find in the halls. QSig'nedj THE CLASS OF 39 . Eight