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

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FLORENCE IIILTV “Happy go lu l:y, fair ami free, Nothing Hurt if that Lathers me.” Alpha—Alpha Pres., Ill; Alpha Vico Pres., IN'; Class Sec. Treas., I; Budget Staff, III; Glee Club, IN': Our Yesterdays; Class Play. ETHEL TAYLOR “(th, that the world Only undt rstood me.” Arena—Budget Staff, III; »ir Yesterdays; Class Play. NAOMI LTEC1ITY “ The tlim lies of her smile H’ould make any life worth while.” Arena—Arena See., IN'; Class N ice Pres., IV; Literary Contest; Our Yesterdays; Budget Staff, III. ROMAN MILLER “Yon can't judge a man's standing by the tear of his legs.'’ Alpha—Class Vice-Pres., I; B. B., 1, II, III, IV; Baseball, II. Ill, IV; Track, II, III, IV; Budget Staff, III; Our Yesterdays; Class Play. I 17 1

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OLIVE WINTER EGG ‘'Denture, petite, and all blase. Still an artist must have her men street trail. Arena Budget Staff, III; Mandolin Club, III; Glee Club, IV; Class Sec. Treas., IN'; Our Yesterdays; Literary Contest, IV; Class Play. FRIEDA SPRUNGER Thoufiht is deeper than all speech; Fetling is deeper than all thought. Arena—Budget Staff, III; Our Yesterdays; Class Play. WALTER SC I IPG ‘‘Girl-hater? Ifell-er-not exactly. Alpha- Alpha Sec., IV; Class Pres., IN'; Budget Staff, III; B. B., Ill, IN'; Track, II, 111, IV; Baseball, 111,1 V; Our Yesterdays; (Mass Play. I i l

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OUR YESTERDAYS ..........an.... The Class of 73 WALTER SCHl’G. President NAOMI LIECHTV, Vice-President OLIVE WI N’TEREGG. Secretary-Treasurer Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Motto: Paddle your own canoe Future students, leafing through the files of the Kerne High School, will find the following important item in the Kirth Reports of September. 1919. “Mr. and Mrs. B. High School, corner of Indiana and West Franklin streets, arc rejoicing today over the arrival of a plump baby ‘horn at 8:30 A. M. 'I'lie youngster balanced twenty-six members. Miss Faculty, trained nurse, is in attendance, bather Custom has christened it Freshman Class.” Such indeed, was the lowly beginning of our class, the class of ‘23. Our older brothers and sisters called us Freshies . “Greenies and many other resentful epithets which taxed our infant minds severely. At every quarter period we were re-christened by Mr. Custom. At present we respond to the call of Seniors but even this has vet to be changed to Alumni, the final transition. The strain of the struggle for mastery and achievement has exacted its toll. The original balance of twenty-six members has been halved in the period required for graduation. The mortality rate was greatest in the stages of infancy. Only seventeen became Sophomores. We have always claimed school spirit as an asset. W e have tried our best to be loyal and active in the literary societies. In athletics the class of '23 was no'back number. As Juniors they won the interclass track-meet and the memories of the subsequent “Olympian Hero” party arc securely implanted. The responsibility of successfully editing and publishing the Budget” as Juniors and this edition of ()ur Yesterdays together with the preparation of the class play. June”, occasioned milch work which was invaluable because of its practical nature. Before the curtain falls on the history of the baby. ‘‘Freshman Class, of 1919, now matured, we, who are leaving would give this bit of advice to those who follow in the current of high school life: Study well the torturous course ere you embark, but always “Paddle Your Own Canoe.