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

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aorar fWgi1ia,iirai.aii in ii ii Q 4 n i SENIOR HISTORY just as the slogan Bosse carries on was given to Bosse High School by a mem' ber of our class, so do we, the Class of '29, believe we have successfully and to the fullest of our ability helped Bosse to carry on. When we entered Bosse in September, 1925, we were probably the greenest freshies this school had ever welcomed into the fold. Entering alone, we did not even have the consolation that the other three classes knew no more about the school thanwe. A p ll 1, Bat we were not too dumb to organize, and the officers which the Class of '29 selected to lead it during its freshman year were Bob Baker, presidentg Genevieve Mills, vicefpresidentg and Billy jordan, secretaryftreasurer. Bob was the school yell leader and the idol of the freshman class. Miss Wollenberger was our advisor. At length this stormy era was over, and we passed into the silly soph stage. Again we chose Bob Baker president, while the other officers were Irma Dawson, William Roth, and jackson McDonald. Coach Wilson was our sponsor. During this year our class made a name for itself in athletics. Bennett, Balsdon, and Spahn, three stalwart linesmen, won their letters in footballg Fitch, playing for' ward, represented our class on the hardwood, and Albright starred in track. Hol- lander and Dilger, the latter playing her second year, won letters in girls' basketball. Through a gradual evolution, rather than a sudden revolution, we reached the heights of upperclassmen. As thoughts--or rather dreams-of graduation grew less hazy, we set to work earnestly to make our class a memorable one. Page Twenty-three