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

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FIRST ROW: Miriam McA1pine lMiml, Oh, how she can aiqqlef' Dorothy Comptom fDott Smiles, smiles, miles of smiles. Betty Schuhardt hlvlerrily, merrily, shall l live now. Betty Iune Walkers Paradise is open to all kind hearts. Robert Shaul lBobJ Calm and self-possessed. SECOND ROW: Betty Southward Heart whole and fancy free. Lucille Garred A silent tongue and a true heart are admirable. Elizabeth Koos Klioosiel The reward of a thina well done is to have done it. Margaret Raes She is truly happy who makes others happy. Leah Robson Moderation is the pleasure of the wise. THlRD ROW: Iean Rose Hutten Through art, we can realize perfection. Ruth Pelkey The only way to have a friend is to be one. Lillian George Shes a jolly one. Betty Mae Will- ouqhy Sweetness never qoes out of fashion. Bill Thompson Still water runs deep. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Beresford Theres always time for fun. Marilyn Miller lMateJ Always steady. Rosemary Iackson We shall miss that cheerful personality. Betty Morgan From care l'rn free. Ralph Killion l arn in earnest. FlFTH ROW: Norma Herrington She is the vanilla of society. Dorothy Carter CD00 Men may come and rnen may ao, but l talk on forever. lack Funcannon His wit shines at the expense of his rnernoryf' Iames Sullivan Uiml Why study? The more we study, the more there is to forget. Bill Riggs lBillyD A head of curls to catch the girls.

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Helen Wools She hath an eye that smiles into all hearts, Fred H. Isaacs We wish we had more like him. Barbara Carrico Smile and your troubles vanish. Gordon Sweeney A live wire is seldom stepped on. Margaret Sullivan tPeql A little bit of sugar: a little bit of spice. Bill Pfister He is well paid that is Well satis- fied, Mary Ellen Zimmerman A student of hope and forward mind. Kenneth Roman tKennyl There is no question but that his jokes are original, Dorothy Cliver tDotJ Of disposltion sweet and manners mild. Bob Center tSill-:iel Now listen to me. I've been silent for so long. Lois Fisher Short as a dream. Warren Beeson lf work interferes with play, don't work. Bj '- Y Virginia Wagner tGmnyl Happy IS everything she do s Dorothy Drake CD00 A thounhtful intelligent girl Abbie Lou Richardson Artists may ome and artists maj go but she goes on forever Iuanita Beatty She has a voice cf gladnessf' Alma Lee Mann ittl, girl with gr rig ict. Geraldine Vanderhool tlerryj Wherever she finds herself in life, she'll get along. Juanita Iennings Do it with a will, so it will be done Margery Muncie tMargeJ Brains and intelligence, that's her. Mary Frew l'll find a way or make it. Betty Sanders Those who go easy will never grow old, Helen Butts Nothing impossible. Nothing ini- probable. Peggy Kintz tPegl She hath a crown of glory that facleth not away, Gabrill Heincihe lt isn't quantity, it's quality with me. Scott tScottiei her face I see the map of honour, truth, and loyalty. Rosemary Wade fRosiel Consistency, thou art a jewel. Mary Phyllis Perkins She is never alone who is accom- panied by noble thoughts. Mary ln

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l ANUARY GRADUATES Danny McGcmn fHueyl He takes life, but not too seriously. Wanda Lemons Her spirit's deep and crystal clear. Eugene Crawford tGenel A gun, a dog, and the wild open spacesf Mariorie Willy lMcn'qiel She will go far in her chosen field. Virginia Marks tBael Her smile makes sunshine in shady places. Louise Walters Demure, well mannered, and helpful. Evelyn Funkhouser Often seen, but never heard. SENIOR HISTORY tContinuedl We came into our zenith when in the fall of l94l, we were entitled to use the name senior . We installed Bill Frew as president: Charles Moore, vice- presidentg lane Ann Price, secretaryg Dick Dill, treasurer. lune Mad , the class play, met with considerable success when it was given early in November. lmbued With the Yuletide spirit, the class held the annual Christmas festivities with refreshments, gifts, and fine entertainment. The senior minstrel show, given March 19 and 20, was a great success and further proved the efficiency of our senior class. lt saddens us to think that We have to depart from the campus that has harbored our joys and tribulations the past four years. We Wish to gratefully thank Miss Marie Latta and the entire faculty for the kindness and cooperation they have given us in our stay at Garfield. Page Scuezzteen