Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

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1 CIRHIMISON CLARA DESUTTER- Dutch This maiden simply beats the Dutch. Clara is our little Dutch girl and talks with a cunning brogue. Although she attends A. H. S. it is whispered that she thinks LaFayette is nearer to heaven. That's all right Clara, we'll forgive you! HER SCHEL MCGOWAN- Herschel A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men No one ever thought Herschel's middle name was Noisy, but he surely does make other's deportment grades look sick. Just the same we can wager he doesn't eat duck soup with a fork. We really think he is the hush before the storm and when the tornado does break loose, hearts will fly in all directions. HELEN CONNER- Helen Chairman of Mounting Committee Alas, alack! Alas, alack! Her golden hair's still hanging down her back! Helen is one of the class's resources for answering hard questions. She dreamed one night her hair was bohbed and woke up screaming, There's something rotten in the state of Den- mark! May your life be as long as your hair, Helen, and happy too. EILEEN STEVENSON- Eileen Her eyes are stars of twilight fair. Eileen has been a very valuable asset to the Senior Class. She is a good stu- dent and what's more she is always will- ing to do her share in everything that comes up. Good all around sport. That's her! And that's she too! Pais 20

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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

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JOHN WOLF- Johnny Chairman of Athletic Committee O love, has she done this to thee? What shall, alas! become of me? :Iohnny's face naturally inspires one to poetry and he attributes his beauty to the fact that The rain makes everything beautiful. One would need a tabulating machine to keep a line on Johnny's loves but that doesn't prevent him from being a swell B. B. pitcher. IVA HANSLEY- Fuzzy Chairman of Dramatic Committee If silence is golden, sure the lady's a pauperf' Iva is a specialist. With her mind once made up, Frisco had about as much chance as a mouse with the proverbial feline. Frisco, however, looks happy and seems to enjoy the prospect of being de- voured alive. ' LORAN McMASTER- Jake Oh sleep! it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole. Jake's greatest ambition is to perfect a motorless motor boat and to catch fish by electricity, So far as we know, Jake's affections are not centered and though he is easy going we suspect he knows a live wire when he sees it. ERNESTINE VESTER- Ernestine Editor-in-Chief Should this lady start to flirt, All the high school hearts she'd hurt. Ernestine hails from the vicinity of In- dependence. She is noted for her superi- or studentship and has been a leader in the Senior Class from making this book to making S's. She insists her com- plexion won't come off with soap and water. CJRHMSON Page 21