Bonne Terre High School - Diamond Drill Yearbook (Bonne Terre, MO)

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.26 'Wa lxgfakvl The Diamond Drill JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ---- Elizabeth Johnston Secretary-Treasurer - Bradford Delano Colors Green and White Flower White Carnation Motto Strive for higher honors WHY I COME TO SCHOOL Cllnton Flnney-To torment the other people. Pep Cole-Because my mamma makes me, Clifford Cleek-To tease Tack Gladys Belknap-To tell Ruth' what happened the nite before. Lee Govro-Just for fun. Myra Buckingham-To grade papers for Miss Browne. Genevieve Evans-Because I have to. Dorothy Thelsen-To make an impression. Fred Gardner4To talk to the girls. Ruth Mayberry-To take part ln all athletics. Glenda Brown-To pass the time away. Duck Rudy-To sleep ln history class. Roscoe Covington-To torment Miss Browne. Ray Addis-To be the basket ball star. Joe Godat-To listen to Mr. Bagar tell jokes. Marie Pratte-To tell secrets to Mateel. Verna Cloud-Just to fiddle a little. Hazel Compton-To see Andy every day at noon. Farrett Francis-'ro have a good time in chemistry. Louise Cole-To make A In deporhnent in history. Raymond Counts-To get to drive my Fliver. Brad Delano-To talk about Frederlcktown High. Aenon ltehkop-Because I have no more fence to put up. Fannie Dotson-Just to Sleze 'er tCaesar.J Dussle Belknap-To get through studying. Elizabeth Johnston-To sit by the window In study hall. Glenda Holdman-To read my shorthand. Isabel Malugen-To talk ad Inflnitum.

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The Diamond Drill Raymond Addis Skeet Basket Ball, '24, '25 Boys' Athletic Club, '25 Lessons don't bother me, Neither do girls. Elizabeth Johnston Tack Class President, '24, '25 Diamond Drill Staff, '24, '25 Glee Club, '22, '25 Dramatic Club, '23, '25 Dramatic Contest, '24, '25 Come and trip it as you go On a light fantastic toe. Bradford Delano Brad Class Secretary-Treasurer, '24, '25 Dramatic Club, '24, '25 President of Athletic Association, '24, '25 Oh, that's not the way they do it in Fredericktown. Frances Dotson Fannie President of Dramatic Club, '24, '25 Glee Club, '22, '25 With gentle, yet prevailing force Intent upon her destined course. Dwight Cole Pep Basket Ball, '22, '25 Track, '22, '25 Boys' Athletic Club, '24, '25 It I was only the fellow my mother thinks I am. Glenda Brown Brownie Quiet-until you know her.