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

Page 30 text:

, -A-a, , Hes.,-' . if. , V -' 1 ,X 3,114 X 1,.. -N .r -.1 ,mi ,nf eww 3, V 3 N- Q.,- by 5 X -Q Q X ' P v I m1'1XxGi13.:-. , xx ? -Q.,

Page 29 text:

SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Row 1: Betty Shoal, LaDonna Moore, Mary Alma McConnell, Rosemary Iones, Ruth Nelle Carnes, Alice Adams, Vanita Ramey, Betty Alexander, Sally Dill, Charlotte Morgan. Row 2: Rosemary Burgan, Madonna Burns, Doris Stone, Thelma Snow, Rosemary Smith, Dor- othy Hall, Marjory High, Ruth Ann Apple. Row 3: Ella Marie Stevens, Sarah Persinger, Virginia Thomas, Norma Haxton, Barbara Hudson, Barbara Compton, Charlotte Snow, Barbara Bandy. Row 4: Ada Stedman, Mary Scroggins, lane Wells, Rebecca Shedd. Row 5: Mary Agnes Tallon, lean McCrocklin, Mary Anne Holmes, Mary lane Hyatt, Margaret Keith. Row 6: Charles McBride, Wayne Thorlton, Robert Hemeier, Harry Rousch, Bill Brown. Row 7: Walter Nash, Alex Balu, Paul Thompson, Pete Kaparak, Robert Wolfe. Left to Right: Row l: Marilyn King, Maxine Butts, loy Abbott, loan Minger, Barbara Abbott, Shirley l-lamrick, Evelyn Adams, Mary l-layhurst, Marjory Woodward. Row 2: Wanda Goldman, Dorothy Riggs, Mary Iane Waggoner, Helen Schultz Row 3: Rosalie Perkins, Dorothy Pickett, Gloria Bedino, Patricia Monroe, Doris Skitt, Melba Jackson, lune Herman, Betty Lou Lee, Louise Sovern, Theresa Greene, Louise Paitson. Row 4: Don Campbell, George Reed, Charls Nichols, Louis Gayso, Bill King, Matthew Burns, Wayne Giesman, Bill Hawkins. Row 5: Norman Walls, Everett Butts, lim Pendergast, Don McKee, lack Knox. Row 6: lack Gordon, lim Kyle, Warren Martin, Iohn Wicker, Don Schabel, Rudolph Czecho, Bill Czecho, Bill Sexton, Charles Lowe. Left to Right: Row l: lrene Hollers, Grace Petty, Virginia Pattison, Marilyn Whaley, Dorothy Taylor, Olivia Sonka, Betty Vanderstoep, lean Handley, Barbara Toth. Row 2: Norma Byrley, Ruth Vanderbilt, Bevra Culver, Anne Wagner, Helen Brown, lmogene Faris, Betty Dillon, Catherine Evans. Row 3: Dorothy Bledsoe, Valera Downing, Barbara Alumbaugh, Frances Taylor, Charlotte Coffenberry, Betty Lou Hill, Bonnie Law. Row 4: Beth Nash, Rosa lane Walker, losephine Rothrock, Harriett DeLisle, Margaret Church, Dorothy Keelor. Row 5: Barbara Cronk, Betty lo Smith, Bob Wright, Charles Reed. Row 5: Robert Scott, Bill Smith, Bill Iohnston, Stuart Chestnut, Pete Varda, Strawdie Shoal, Don Russell, Bill Evans. Row 7: Bill Gregory, Gene Iohnson, Leo Ever, Marion Dunlap, Harry King, loe Ausbeck, Allen Schmidt. Page Tzuelzty-Seven

Page 31 text:

eampad auumafz Little Willies Willie on the railroad track- The engine gave a sgueal The engineer just took a spade And scraped him off the wheel. Willie saw some dynamite Couldn't understand it quite: Curiosity never pays. lt rained Willie seven days. lnto the cistern little Willie Pushed his little sister Lily Mother couldn't find her daughter Now we sterlize our water. Opportunity Seized Bobo - Sweetheart, if l'd known that tunnel was so long l'd have given you a kiss. Martha- Cfracious! Wasn't that you? Lessons in History cmd Gecqrczphy A mountain range is a cooking stove used at high altitudes. - l. Sutherland. Henry Vlll had an abbess on his knee, which made walking difficult. - B. Hudgens. Zanzibar is noted for its monkeys: the British Government lives there. 4 M. Prew. The Earth makes a resolution every 24 hours. - Bobo. The four seasons are: salt, pepper, mustard, and vinegar. - R. Frost. Teacher: Hlerry, what happens when there is an eclipse of the sun Fread: A great many people come out to see it. The soil of Prussia is so poor that the people have to work hard to stay on top. - B. Snedeker. The sun never sets on the British Empire because the British Empire is in the East and the sun sets in the West. - C. Smith. lmports are ports far inland. - Scooch. Teacher: Where is Cincinnati? P. Kohl: Fourth place in the league. The moon is a Planet just like the Earth only deader. - I. Sandlin. Teacher: What is the 'Dog Star?' ' Sutherland: Bin - tin - tin. The flower has five parts: sepals, pedals, antlers, pistle, and trigger. - lock Wilson. Sunday School teacher: ln what order do the Gospels come? Bob Smith: One after another. Lessons in Science and Math The metric system refers to kilo- grams, centigrams, telegrams, etc. - O. Pendergast. Mr. Pike: Define H20 and CO2. Martha B.: H20 is hotwater and CO2 is Cold Water! A polygon with seven sides is called a hooliganf' - B. Elliott. Miss Kelly: A man has X miles to go: he walks A miles, goes B miles by train, C miles by plane, and D miles he cycles: how far does he have left to go? T. Records: E, F, G, H, l, l, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, B, S, T, U, V, and W! A circle is a line with no depth running around a dot forever. - B. Bourke. As l was laying on the green, A small English book l seen, Carlyle's essay on Burns was the edition, So I left it lay in the same position. - limmy Aitken. Page Tll'E7Zfj'-NIUNF