Andale High School - Tekakwitha Yearbook (Andale, KS)

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4 At Parting uFour long years before us did lie, But all too soon those same years passed by. With soldierly stature we gaze to the future, Oh what, oh what shall it be! Finding not a single answer, we bow And are happy to recall a grand memory. Together all hardships we did subdue: But now, each must paddle his own canoe. Oh--why worry? Why despair? We sought this goal, and now we are there. With a cheerful smile and a thankful heart, We bid you farewell, for now we must part.' --Marie Klein - xy X 'X of fc' V W J!!Lll1nJJ4.lL.s Nj XG, X., X. y f A lore than can be realized, school' 11fe is Xl X the building of a treasure house of memor- Q7 X les. As one grows older year by year, these , J grow more precious than material treasures, Xf Xl and at length build the happiness of inao- ' V yy tive old age. Four years of association , Y. have brought two types of memories: 1.those Nl if that make us glow with pride, 2. those that N7 X, make us glow with the fire-red of embarr- , YV assment. :J Y? Nw, 'Vlfwf i!5yef X! Xi, Xa, W xg - -s ,sz

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Memories that Bless Leadership for good Co operation with the faculty Trail blazing in traditions Mary Raple's golden quality of silence at class meetings Wilfred Hommertzhelm as Estoban, the Mexican, and as Orville the clever bro- ther of three sisters. Also his popu- larity with the girls. Ablene Bean's chalk talk on cartoons. Mary Ann Lies' sixth sense at baseball and unreproachable sportsmanship. Louise Wetta's sweet shyness, hard work, and that Wheavenlyn blue banquet dress. Oscar Peltzer, the villian black and bold in WRose of El Monteu. Frances Martin as she sang her way come- dienne fame. 4 Jeanne Fouquet with her Wpitchingu arm and her ability as a financier. Marie Klein, the real literary artist of her class. Edward Andra, capable senior general, shouldering the troubles of his band. Marie Lies, and her engaging child-like manner as a freshman. Josephine Freund--eyes of real beauty after she broke her glasses and their mischievous twinkle. She starred as the Madonna in the Christmas Pageant. Mike Helten-deep bass voice that thrill- ed the hearer. He was ideal made-up as the Gypsy King. Bertllle W1nter,her enthusiasm at learn- ing something new. What fun her foreign correspondence was! Anna Wetta--her complete unselfishness in assuming responsibility and work. John Neises--beautiful work at lndus- trial arts and his infectious grin. His role of Wong in the Junior Play. Marie Doffing--her solo in WKentucky Babe s '