Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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mm-:W W-Toy , ff- v- 'JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .............................................. James Kutz Vice-President ..g ..... ......... M aurice Kirkwood Secretary .....,.... ........ M arjorie Jackson Treasurer ...... ........Katherine Mount JUNIORS To Row-Joe Deakyne, Anne Smith, Dare Cage, Lemuel Smith, Alice Kath- erine Crail, James Kutz. Row 2lAnnabelle Crail, Warren Haley, Joan Hershman, Maurice Kirkwood, Ber- nice Bakir, Robert Spay, Betty Gray, Loren Derrickson, Gertrude Alley. Row 8-Warren Carter, Betty Havens, Earnest Julius, Katherine Mount, Robert Johnson, Joan Hughes, Keith Stevens Phyllis Spaulding, Howard Williams. Row 4-Capitola Hancock Kenneth Dov- eraberger, Ellen Hull, Elvin Coe, Marjorie Jackson, Francis Malone, Wanda Wood- ruff, Arthur Coleman, Mary Porter Row 5-Paul Osler Esther Schaekel ' Le- roy Snow, Ernestine Holton Charles Haskett, Daurice Jeanne Purvis Bill Wood, Dorothy Bear, George Landseadel Row 6-Viola Plummer, Mehl James, Mary Jackson, Louis Fox, Mildred Bauer, Herschel Grinstead, Veda Logan, Sara Kendall, Ella Lewellen. Row 7-Harold Coleman, Vera Robinson, William Sink, Jean Smith, Ralph Smith, Rita Tolle, Herbert Hoover, Margaret Wiggins, Raymond Smith. Row 8-Marjorie Sturgeon, Ruth John- son, Lee Henderson, Helen McCreary Bernice Ramsey Christopher Riebeling Edith Bergman James Johnson, Juanita Goodnight Row 9-Faumal Schwyhart, Marjorie Hmkle Juanita Emehlser Robert Comer, Martha Dennis Louise Stapp Thomas Applegate, Jean Alice Banta Olive Davis. Row 10-Phyllis Harding Helen Moeller, Ruby Cole Jeannette Horton Lois Han- na , Q 1 4,1- 4- Q it-'l .U A 1 an' - 2 .il JF Y I l ' 1 9 1 . I 1 . . . . . 9 1 ' 1 . 1 v e l 1 9 . . ' 9 . 9 9 9 . h. , , F' . 3.-, '5 Umm S 4' 4 3- P- N I . , w H 5 A Y Y 7 R I il I ,tl . 1 1 3 ...i V,, 4 ,, 'gr may ,fl , ,gm 3-Iv . ' J v- 4 ' .. at , , ff: --f ,- a' -. .:. - ' ' , ' if .. 1 - - ...mm - Gb , fn . .Q -.gt , ,lb .A f ft'- 's -1 ' .J 9- - , A '.,,1f F -i -J' I 5 ff ..',,-- -945, 71- .'1: '-a i v' ' - ' M fer, f ,. f,.wE -4YX.Y..1nak1 g Rf- y?Q...5! 3-gnu ,- . LH. :- if, 'j g '-,Q Jil,-3 n f rv-jg: n rt- ., :Lax 'WV , ,- 1 ' N '5 'lf' ' ' Fi' 'IQ' x l .. 1L. 1' +V ' 157 95' - fa Q '.0L'.ra- Fi 1 1'-'ii'-13-.'Hw41w . RUM' '- ' - v, I 1.1.-.V .'i rf . an . -ta-, ... K

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I've But Our nil? . WT 1 PHYLLIS SCHIP? WILLIAM ALBRIGHT XM Sunshine 1-2-3-41 Intra- Intramural 1-2-3-43 mural 1-2, Baseball 2. EVAN 'TETER GERALD ASSEY Intramural 1-12-4. F. F. A. 5 Intramural 4. THIS CRAZY SCHOOL been in school a long, long time and never yet produced a rhvme: now I think I'll break my rule and rhyme about our crazy school. Principal is very cool when others rave and shout, And yet he's STEMEN all the time. Now figure that one out. ' MONTGOMERY and WARD don't run a mail order house, nor any kind of store. TRIMBLE doesn't trimble, OYLER doesn't oil, and LEIST is more than MOORE. Our The PLUMERS don't do our plumbing, our PORTERS don't carry our grips, COLEMAN doesn't bring our coal, nor JESTER furnish our quips. Our COOK doesn't prepare our food, our BUTLER doesn't wait table. . Our BAKER doesn't bake our bread, I doubt that she is able. Our PALMER doesn't'read our palms, our SHEPARD won't watch the sheepg We can furnish three pleasant GOODNIGHTS, but our SANDMAN won't put us Our Our sleep. WHISTLER can't whistle at all they say, our WEBBER can't spin or weaveg COOPERS cannot make a barrel, though coopers are supposed to, I believe. We have a boy who has been GUNNING for years and never fired a gun, One of our boys just FRETZ all the time, and yet has plenty of fun. Our DEAKYNE is not a churchman, our SNOWS a1'en't WHITE, they're red. Our SINK is not in the kitchen and our MOON is not overhead. Our TETER doesn't often totter, and our TUCKER didn't take 'ery ANNA BELL doesn't PIEL nor TOLLE, that sort of thing would break 'er. Our SPARKS don't fly from the chimney, our TUDOR is not a sedang Our RAYS don't shine, our WEST lives south, and WALKER also ran. We have a HORN but cannot blow it, even with our GAILg We cannot cross our BRIDGE at all, nor keep our BARRS at jail. We have KIRKWOOD, LOCKWOOD, WVOODRUFF, and PLANCK, but not a single treeg Although we have FORRESTS and WOODS, where trees are supposed to be. We have LYONS, MARTINS, FOXES, and MINK but do not have a zoog Our STURGEON isn't a fish, our BEAR won't bite. Does that seem strange to you? We have ROSES, VIOLETS, LILLYS, and REEDSg we even have a DAISY. But we d0n't have a single plant-though that sounds kind 0' crazy. We can't eat our OLIVES nor wear our RUBIES. Our HUNTER is not lost. So how in heck can HECKENHAUER tell what PENTACOST? Brother CRAWFORD is not on the radiog we have a HOLLIDAY all the time. HERBERT HOOVER was never President. Isn't this a crazy rhyme? ' We can't see through our GLASSES. fThis is more truth than fictionj And though HUGH HUGHES to HEWITT, yet there is no friction. We have three CAGES, but no canaries. Our VIOLA is not in tuneg IDA rather been WITHAM 'til NINA clock, but had to go home with JUNE. We always have a couple of BATHS. Saturday night doesn't bother us. Be GOOD, use GRACE, I've WANDA rhyme, so you feel FREEDA cuss. Believe it or not, this crazy school is just plain dizzy, diz, The only truth I can find up here is that SMALL really is. -fFound in waste basketj Page fifteen

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