Arlington High School - Rambler Yearbook (Arlington, IN)

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2 t l -f ' m I 5 1, I vlimfm-nvmmvli lmwWlww1awaWovm'nWavm nxwm-fr -asa-rsirbsvw' W WiK7i?fiE'fifrwlvminfm'iJi' 'fflwql 45 I- C X: H ass H1-'firms X ' ' 'l'1--.:- rr A' 5 7 5 s , e c -.S,...... 5 Q g C,?7ffL. 5 as e e - i A on C .1 Y i- . tg 9 Y JUST A MEMORY x f For the last twelve years, we, the class of nineteen hundred and U R forty-nine, have been madly trying to keep up with our lessons, our Q I club activities, and other phases of school life. Now, before we 3 f leave, maybe we should pause a moment and give a coherent account 2 of ourselves. Q Y Beginning in the first grade were six students who are a part of ' this year's graduating class. They were Marion Beckner, Geraldine ' Davis, Marjorie Henby, Tommy Hinton, Libby Moore, and Mary Rigsbee. Patty Long and Miriam Wedding also began their first years here, ' but went away only to return. Along the way we have picked up one gerg ang one there and lost ons whenever we stopped.i JFragkl1n . en y w o started a year e ore ar or e was severe y n ure n , an automobile accident when he was in the'fourth grade, so he joined gurtglazs a yeggdlaterl afgerihgthad recgvggeg fromk his lgjggies. y e me we comp e e e g yearsuo r wor an s u we were a fairly well-organized class. n 3 It doesn't seem so very long ago since we were freshmen, feeling 5 quite grown up and lmportant. Under the supervision of our teachers 5 and sponsor, Mr. Cunningham, ,we began to think of ourselves as a Q class and chose the following people for our officers: Miriam Wedd- S ing, presidentg Tommy Hintogg vice-presidentg Kathleen Orme, sec- 9 getary-tgeaguier. hyehhad 2 ktiofbfun at our two Elan? pgrttee and 5 ur ng e es w c we oo n o ogy o ass. oo ng ae over 5 this year, we saw that we had really grown. We were ready to leave 5 the traditional freshman adjective, Wgreenn, to the next class. , Viewing the world from the lofty position of sophomores, we began 2 to settle downito business. Most of us found places in Lat1gaClub, , band Boosters Club and Teen Canteen. This year we again d two parties, put on w1th'the help of our very good sponsor, Mr. Rose. 5 gurtofgicers ueggi Don Hill, presidentg Marion Beckner, v1ce-pres1- S en - . r sm e ng secre ary- reasurer. Our junior year is one we shall always remember. At last we Q were upper classmen. This was a busy year and an exciting one with , e the thrill of our class play, WHer First Flameu. This year we had , Q charge of the concession stand at the ball games and sold candy at E school. To help carry on these activities were Una Clarkson, preei- , ,s gengi Togmy Hinton, vice-pgeslgentg Mary E. R1gs?ge,1 secretary: a a een rme reasurer. r. ose aga n was our e c en sp s r. 5 It is rather hard to describe being a senior, because suddenly x 2 along with all the fun comes the realization that it will soon be S a over. For our last year we chose Mary E. Rlgsbee, president: Marion S 5 Beckner, vice-president, Una Clarkson, secretaryg Tommy Hinton, 5 Q treasurer. with the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Antle, and principal, 5 Mr. Hardin, we carried out many memorable activities. The year book, I Q the class play,1gur ilassttrlp, the school newspaper, baccalaureate, 3 P commencemen w s ra e pages n our memory. , Q Not all our memories are pleasant, but most of them are. We shall 5 E never forget the days that we spent together in school. 3 2 Thus we leave our seats and government books to the on-coming 5 Q senior glasses and hope they will have as much fun and get as much 2 rom sc oo as we. N E , - ' l - e' E gl- f n e ,5 , - Q 5 L '.. H5 -1- 4. H 'VAL Q. x. Max cL.e..:.-'::LcJA..e..s.s.Lfc,..'2fs,f:..'Qle.. ..e.r..f.z.,h:-.gcL, u41L.f.r- g,Q,,q,Q,,gs,,f4, 4 e R 4' 'e A., tl .4 ' al 1

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f' iw. Im: U X:-.,-,-,,v-,r ,.,f-n-y,- ,fmmwy K , V --.4 - - , 1 - .-r f.'-fr-if-.L+ eff: -ef .?'5 :E?'S d 'n ' ,-n-wxv If yt! Q THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE 1949 CLASS OF ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 3 g We, the Senior Class of Arlington High School, of Posey Township, -5 of R ah County, State of Indiana, being of sound and disposing mind 5 and memory, and not acting under fraud, duress, menace or undue A influence of any person whatsoever, do make, publish, and declare this K our last V111-and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: w First: We hereby revoke, annul, and cancel all other and former wills and codiclls by us at any time made. ' Second: As a class, we, the seniors, bequeath: A Our senior dignity, spirit, and the last row of seats in the Q assembly to the juniors. 5 Our carefree ways to the sophomores. g Our sympathy to the freshmen. E We, the following individual members, bequeath the succeeding arti- L cles to the following: Q I, Geraldine Davis, will my ability to crack Jokes to Billy Moore. 5 I, Miriam Wedding, wlll all the boys that drive past after nine 5 o'clock to Jewell Adkins. 9 B knl, Martha Stultz,.w1ll my ability to play basketball to Marvin ' 00 Ure f I, Marjorie Henby, will my quiet ways to Josephine Davis and my E hilarious giggle to Junior Newhouse. so I, Una larkson, will my habit of eating-to Earl Noble. 4 I, Libby Moore, will my tall, wlllowy figure to Mary Louise Hut- chinson and my set ways to Bonnie Mitchell. 1 I, Lavon Wilks, will my friendly ways with my neighbors tc Jewell R Adkins and height to Earl Noble. , I, Patty Long, will my Carthage pals to Kathleen Williams and my g' straight, tight skirts to Mary Lucille Ritter. E. M t h ilhaymond Turner, will my knack for drawing man or beast to Billy f 1 c e . 5 I, Donald'H1ll, will my date-getting ability to Glenn Stout. i I, Kathleen Orme, will my slim figure to Wanda Newhouse and my i steady dates to Jackie Love. I L I, Thomas Hinton, will my basketball ability to Clark Gcforth and 1. my way with girls to Robert Beokner. Z. I, Mary llizabeth Rlgsbee, will my seat on the hack and the way : I keep order ln class meetings to Jayne Ann Martin. , I, Franklin Henby, will my old faithful chewing gum to John Rey- g nolds on the condition that this must be chewed in class. fn I, Marion Beokner, will my intelligence and serene ways to Junior Q Newhouse. Q' We hereby make, constitue, and appoint the Class of 1950 to be gs executors of this, our last Will and Testament. 5 In witness thereof, we have signed, sealed, published, and declared 1' this document to be our last Will and Testament at A. H. S., County of P Hush, State of Indiana, the sixth day of May in the year of our Lord Q nineteen hundred forty-nine. E Signatures E 4dZ4m4! E . E S E ki N: E Witnesses ' E if M 5y.uz.mu.w. ufwomm-szxmwausemwmxaw . ,.,-,--......,,- : - ..,..nnan..a.h..ta..,,, - - -1 S f .+...f..-A-f1.f- c !,E yi Y , , 1 - 0 I 4 H 4 ,I I. I . , ' IIN' 5 'lil ! Q 2 I 1 ' X ' o X ' + I A 'L 7:1 . l .