Benjamin Bosse High School - Legacy / Spirit Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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l l Z if ' 1 3 5 5 1 e 5 1 4 i ir Y l 2 Z 1 ' , 3 - l ' 5 i jack. LITTLE , Fey DMWNQAME, Jffzfnfidrrfffws, Zo15fff1fD4L.oMm f l fessfpenr We:-f- H:5lo:2N12 L .ffm-evwe r. I r7k-fnsuefn. A ' Q Senior History Hail to the Class of 1928! for to us goes the distinction of being the first graduf ating class to receive full instruction under dear old Bosse's rooffl We, the mem' bers of this class, are WOW Simon Purel' Bosseites. In September of 1924, 208 strong we entered Bosse's spacious halls as Fresh' men eager to do our best. With Jack Little as President, Shirley Lang, VicefPresif dent, Joseph Cristel, Secretaryg and Doyle Israel, Treasurer, we started our high school career. Miss Brown was our Sponsor. We were a lively and loyal class, being the first and so far only class to have a Freshman Distinction Day and As' sembly. Having lost our Freshman timidity, we were a sassy Sophomore group. Yewell Russell, Mabel Dillingham, jack Little and Bettye Blakely were elected class officers with Mr. Staples as advisor. We were known for our pep and enthusiasm on all occasions. In our Junior year we prepared to assume our coming responsibility as leaders of the school and won a reputation for accomplishing whatever we attempted. We elected Fred Baker, President, Elaine Kessler, VicefPresidentg Harry Heim, Secref FE tary and Helen Matthews, Treasurer, with Miss Betty Weintz as our Sponsor. Crimf son and white were chosen as class colors and class pins were bought. Cn Novemf if ber 19th the school was given the rare treat of having many great men and famous XXX women for her assembly. It was junior Distinction Day. The program was X planned as a copy of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge's entertainment for Queen Marie of 5 f- Y Roumania. Aladdin rubbing his magic lamp produced many celebrities, whom he lf R introduced to the famous visitors. A theater party at the matinee performance of ,af X E the Grand concluded the day. At a meeting in the spring our class sweaters of 6 l I heavy red wool and white bulldogs' heads were chosen and our rings ordered for L, the following year. U7 Q CF Page Twenty-threev pf'-1.5-if Y 9 f N I , . .- 1' sf, 5 .sf .sas m 'ZQ:-' Xivim-f1lZfhfj 5'? - f HQ- Fe - 2:4-'fffbl .... ,JL ' 2-If--7l:'.Jx4 - Q,,, ,'-'.F5'N-e'S?'s3' -- 'N---4-a-1 .--N.,--1-1 Q. ,sn