Boonville High School - Entre Nous Yearbook (Boonville, IN)

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LITERARY January Class History...........................Thelma Ehle Combined Class Prophecies......................Jean Hougland May Class History..............................Mane Matthews Combined Class Wills ........................Martha Roetzel Class Play .................................Bessie Helmbock Page Twenty-five

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I I P7TCE EDITH SHORT “Short—but sweet. French Club 22, '23; Sec’y-Treas. of Class 23; Chorus 24, '25; Pageant of '24; Entre Nous staff '25. HELEN TREMPER “And panting time toiled after her in vain. Chorus '22, '25; Progenitores Iovis '23, '24; Pageant of 24: Zctalathean Society '24. HYATT YOUNGBLOOD Behold the president. President of class '22, '23. '24. Parliamentary Law Drill. Public Speaking; Scholarship B ; Getting Acquainted With Madge. Cum Laudc. LILLIAN PACE Soft curls make a framework for a dainty face. Capt. Freshman Basketball team; Vice-Prcs. class '21; Chorus '22, '23; Parliamentary Drill 23, '24. Fane Twenty-four

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INTO HISTORY OF THE JANUARY CLASS The gong sounded! With smiling faces and shaking knees, we were led ovei to the High School by Mr. C. A Roberts. The members of the class were: Maurice Bohrer, Rollen Bruce, Leslie Childs, Ike Clarke, Russel Davis, Leo C. Gentry, James C. Kiper, Earl Lacer, DeEarl M. Logsdon, Oscar Moore, Earl Murray, Claude Pike, Charles Wilkinson, William Wilkinson, Lillian Pace, Lula Pierce, Bessie Ricketts, Dora Robertson, Edith Rogers, Nina M. Smith, Ina Wooldridge, Helen Parker, Mary Jane Kissell, Lloyd Hopkins, Aileen Adams, Samuel L. Nicholson, Robert Phillips, Harold Singer, Clyde Stone, Otto Sutton, Welby Thornburg, George Tubbs and Wallace Whitcomb. After four months of hard study, being assisted now and then by the teachers, we were given a summer vacation. When, after a most joyful vacation, we entered the 9A class we did not have another initiation but we spared a little time to tease the Freshies.” Those who had dropped out were: Ike Clarke, Leo Gentry, Earl Murray, Claude Pike, Charles Wil kinson, Ina Wooldridge, Harold Singer, Otto Sutton and George Tubbs. Oh, Boy, this was our first Christmas vacation! After Santa Claus had made his visit, the classes came back ready for work again. 10B We were then lOB's and the class was introduced to Caesar and Geometry. The class grieved to lose so many members but we had a few new ones who were Alfred Abshire, Norman Folsom, Othel Fnsbie and Harold Powell. Again after a year of toil and struggle we were given another vacation. 10A In September we started another year with almost a new class. The mem- bers were: Alfred Abshire, Arbie Bolin, Frank Davis, Paul Garrison, Carl Gentry, Alfred Hetzel, Earl Lacer, DeEarl Logsdon, Wilford Hoggatt, Oscar Moore, Samuel Nicholson, Ronald Rislev, Theodore Stcinmetz, Wallace Whitcomb, Robert Zint, Aileen Adams, Mildred Floyd, Milred Greer, Lloyd Hopkins, Mary Lutz, Pauline Mellen, Opal Williams and Beatrice Young. Good! We have another Christmas Vacation. Pajre Twenty-nix