Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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MARIE HILTY HAROLD L. REUSSER “Give us the lad whose happy life Is one perpetual grin. He , Midas-like, turns all to gold.” Arena: Basket Ball IV; Track III and IV: Class I May 111 and IV. “Rhody” is an all-around good scout, class humorist, kind-hearted like no other one in the class. ‘Lover of all things alive: Wonderer at all things she meets.” Arena: Cla s Play III and IV: Vim Staff. Quiet and modest disposition; a student of high standard. B a fa a J WILLARD S. HIRSCHY “Yo mood is mine to seek a wife. Or daughter for my mother: „ Who loves you loses in that love. All power to love another.” Arena: Sec. and Treas. IV; Basket Ball III and IV; Track III and IV; Pres, of Athletic Association IV: Class Play IV. The smallest of the “Gold Dust Twins’': chief diversion is spinning his car. SURILDA RIESEN The coarseness of a ruder time Her liner mirth displaces A ubtler sense of pleasure tills Each rustic sport she graces.” Alpha: Sec. and Treas. IV: Class Sec. and Treas. 11; Class Play IV. Enjoys all sports, including teasing, except that one of being teased. 9

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BEULAH E. BUYER “Will live in a house by the side of the road And be a friend to one particular man ’ Arena: Vim Staff: Class Play IV. A jolly, sympathetic chum. Oh!—Ah! Oh! Hen, quit your teasing. RALPH MARTZ “The wise, the brave, the strong we know, We mark them here or there. But he—we roll our eyes and lo! We find him every where.” Alpha; Class Play III and IV. Busily engaged in getting prepared for the future. FLORENCE ROHRER “A jolly maiden she. and a lassie of better heart we know none. Alpha: Vim Staff: Class Play IV. A ready smile, and a word for every one. PAUL SPRUNGER “He owns her logic of the heart, And wisdoms of one—Kiesen, Supplying while he doubts and weighs The needed word in season. rena; Class Play IV; Vim Staff. Small of stature but great in mind. S

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HELEN E. NICKEL “A maid with a heart so light and free. Brimming with mischief and frolic and glee.’ Alpha: Alpha Pres. Ill: Class Sec. Ill: Staff Artist: Class Play iV. Helen s studious habits, quietness and modest manners are well worth copying. As class artist she has had few rivals. LYDIA ELIZABETH LIECHTY “----All the beauty of that place Is in thy heart and on thy face. The twilight of the trees and rocks. Is in the light shade of thy locks.’’ Arena: Sec. and Treas. Ill: Vim Staff: Plays III and IV. Her considerate friendliness has won many friends for her. H. ROLAND v. d. SMISSEN Get what you can, and what you get. hold.’’ Arena: Basket Bali Team II. Ill, IV: Track II. Ill: Class Play IV. The biggest of the ‘Gold Dust Twins:’ always ready to go along. 10