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

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Baking A Nunn-Better Cake... Confident that their cake will be the very best are from left to right: Bill Riggs, Matilda SDCPP, Dick Schultheis, Mary Thurman and Tom Kilpatrick. You will also enjoy using Nunn-Better Flour for your finest pies, biscuits and hot rolls. Charles Nunn 8 Sons Milling Company Q READY TO WEAR Q SPORTS WEAR I ACCESSORIES MAKE OUR STORE YOUR FASHION HEADQUARTERS . . . COME IN AND BROUSE AROUND . . . SEE THE NEWEST FAs1-11oNs Fon SUMMER NOW . . . AND VACATION WEAR, TOO!

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F F Although we were just beginning to get to know each other, we elected leaders in our freshman year who proved to be level-head- ed and efficient. Carrot-top Bill Riggs was elected to lead us Our Officers Set The Pace During Those Great Years through our greenie days. Jim Meadows, science enthusiast, served ' as vice-president while Carole Wessel, who was destined to be- come one of our peppiest yell lead- ers, transcribed all of our frosh goings on. We chose Jim Gillick, later elected senior class council president, to handle all revenue for our class. 'Q sg -Ji.-.QQfQ:-1 gf T52 1Si5fi5E?5E5i5:.:s:z::., ., .... ,rises E511i55i:E2i5s:ifi?5fi1 '9E5fi5?Ii.:f-. , -f fs ' , .ffiililzfiiw fx? 4 ' 1 552. 14 -:,-4.4:-:., V.-1g:,1Q5:,:,.,:,:,q:,:::1:,:::5., A . :::a,:::::sis::g35,15egg,s:::::,1,:::5.::r:gf:::::::1:,1::::::::g:::: :::::Z:,:, ,..m:1.:,:F:s:-,:,:,::,:,:,:::-1: -s,:5,::-- -- 1:.:1::,-:2:5:sf1:2:s:'::::1, .::::rs:1:z:s:5:5:2ffffsss-.gf - -f-1-2-f-2+--:-: 11--Q:r:f:1fs:1:f:1-I-1 xy '-23:2-z:z:, ' -1 ef'k.:1:: :s:- 11Pszw2'ssz:r-1: V -+.-2-2123ri:21E:r:s:s:s2S2:s:fsi . . l--. , .--:i:5:5:1:-:f Q. .,g-:-f::- ,.:.g.3:35gr-fv:5-:- -- 151, . -'-2:::'g:3:515-5:5:j:f:3s:I1315:3:r:5:rs:1:r::5-5:3- :3:5:5:5:5:55:35:515:5123::1::::.,q::sg,:::,:f:5:53'' -55-:5::5:355:51,:5:5525:35:,:,.5:5.g-z0z::2Er1-I ?S?Er:rg.1:.:1-sf.-fefzrirf'.1E:E'2 '2s'-1'5,:.,.Q :1:1-':'E:Er::ffEI5:12-:35:::5:5:::g:5:5:r:1:r:1:- David Eades, who entered Wabash College in his senior year, was se- lected for the vice-presidency after Bill Harrison left for the armed services. Emma Simpson recorded all of our doings, while Jim Gillick did a repeat performance as treasurer. In our sophomore year, we elected Rog- ers Reading to lead the class activities. As president, Rog gave many helpful suggestions for the class and proved his ability of leadership during the year. He supervised over committee meetings for the class party, the Soph Hop, and helped make things run a little smoother. Lending Bill Riggs a helping hand in directing the junior class were Gaylia Hale, Phil Siegel and Mickey McCray. Gaylia, who served as class secretary, kept all the notes and committees for the year while Mickey signed the checks and balanced the economic part of the affairs. Phil, who served as class vice-president, aided Bill in the class activities.