Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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1- CRIIMSON EVALYN CAM PBELL- EVa1yn A creature not too bright and good, For human nature's daily food. Although Evalyn has no hump and declares it is a sin to smoke, we won- der why she's insulted upon having a news item reading-Young-Campbell. Fact 'of the matter is we were not aware that they raised them animals here. EMMA CHRISTINE HOSTE- Emma Happy am I: from care I'm free, Why aren't they'all contented like me? Chewing gum comes in sticks, it sticks, Emma sticks to it and Miss Waldrip uses a stick. We like to watch Emmafs blond bob evolute from curly to straight and back to curly again. ROBERT SCRIBNER- Bob He is a fool who thinks by force or skill, To turn the current of a wo- man's will. Sad to tell, our Bob is radio mad and his requirements for a wife are that she talk intelligently on the subject, and try to look intelligent. Girls, bone on radio, 'cause someone will lose a good man if Bob remains single. MYTRA SHOAF- Myrta Men of few words are the best men. Q Myrta doesn't talk much but she is a loyal Senior and we couldn't do without her. Myrta says she likes tdates' but whether it is the kind you eat or other- wise we are in the dark. Which is it? Golly, Myrta, put us wise. Page 18

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JOHN FARTHING- John VVhy don't you speak for yourself, John? John's manners do not proclaim him exactly religious but it is certified that he worships at the shrine of a Swede. Next he loves his radio and his usual statement is- I tuned in on Hoboken but got Oshkosh . 'S Funny. MARY E. LYONS- Mary 'Liz Chairman of Snap Committee I'll be with you in the squeezing of a lemon. Mary 'Liz is one of our B. B. girls and is a good sport in all things. She is one of those who has completed her High School career in three and one- half years. And we're all proud of her too. She is a whole half inch taller than Voyle, our baby-grand, 4 GEORGE HARRIS- George Chairman of Joke Committee A little learning is a danger- ous thing. George is famous for his old fash- ioned ideas but he likes boyish bobs on ladies. George's honesty is undisputed but then we ask you why he goes to Rob Roy? It is sad but true that George, quituated before graduating. NAOMI CAMPBELL- Naz When joy and duty clash Let duty go to-smash! Naz is taking quite an interest in the military schools here of late. She is looking forward to the graduation of a Danfdyl Young man from one- of them. She sometimes makes English teachers shed tears of sympathy over the state of her health. Aren't her clothes pretty, boys? CRIIIMISON -- Paie 17

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RICHARD ZEIGLER- Dick Business Manager Come in the evening, or come in the morning, Come when you're looked for, not without warning. Dick took his Willys-Knight to see a Campbell upon Dan's night and ap- ropos of nothing, caught a chill and crawled into the ice box to cool the but- ter. He recuperated wonderfully and made us a peppy business manager. FRANCIS TINSMAN- Tinnie Lord! I wonder what fool first invented kissing. Tinnie is one of the class defects and when she forgot to bring an excuse for being tardy Miss Waldrip said What shall we do with her? The question is, what would we do without her? She has a very sunny disposition and the dark clouds are always known to fly away when she is around. HUBERT SHACKETON- Shack I am Sir Oracle And when I open my lips, let no dog bark. Shack is our president and looks dignified and bosses us around. How- ever we don't mind that a bit. He is also the candy-kid and without him the Seniors would surely be in a pickle. Wow! RUTH HILDEBRAND- Ruth Chairman of Art Committee 'KGin a laddie kiss a lassie need a lassie cry? Ruth has terrible high ambitious as everyone knows, and it has been our standard cross word puzzle why she prefers a Shack to a Reginald. Everyone has his own ideas but every- one agrees that Ruth was a peppy yell leader. CRIIIMSON l Page 19