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

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ENTRlj NQUS JUNE CLASS PROPHECY Looking forward ten years- ' PAUL METZ--Now a strong politician and a truant officer for a cor- respondence school. OPAL ORTH-Dean of Women at Folsomville Academy. JACOB BRACHER--A well known painless surgeon of Lansing, Michigan. V FRANCIS RILEY-A noted engineer of Hatfieldg he acquired fame upon the completion of The Dredge Ditch . MARY M. CLARK-Instructor of athletics at an Eastern college for girls, she is also a teacher of entomology. WILMA SPRADLEY-A prominent artist of the United States who is abroad learning the latest strokes in Art. WALTER BYERS--Salesman and advertiser for Arrow Collars. ANNA MAE BURKE-Sole owner of that famous Beauty Shoppe We Look'em that is located in the suburbs of Nice, France. OTTO FLEMING-Now the Hon. Otto E. Fleming, Chief Justice of the divorce courts. LAURA K. FRANZ-A noted singer of rare ability is now located in New York. JAMES STAMPS-Coin tester for the 'Union Pay Slot Machine Co. of Kansas City. ROLAND CROWDER-Now chief executive of the, Nu Cap, bot- tling works. LELAND MCCOOL-State food inspector of Southern Indiana. MYRTLE BUZZINGHAM-Manager and proprietor of Boonville's most exclusive smart shop The Vogue . LOUISE SANDERS-Woman judge of the Warrick County Circuit Court. DONALD WITTMER-Now a bigfruit man in Peeling, California. HELEN WILSON-A prominent W. C. T. U. leader and reformer. KENNETH SMITH-A prosperous hog and cattle owner from Walla Walla. FRANCES EDWARDS-Now a toe dancer, making a tour of Europe. CHARLES MARSHAL-An evangelical song leader, known the country over. NANCY BRACHER-A snake charmer in Altmeyer's and Leslie's big novelty shows that are playing a two weeks engagement in our city. JOSEPH DeFOREST is also with this show. He is head of the elephant department. MAUDE WARREN-Now a matron in a children's home in Bridge- port. ' JESSIE LILLICH-A movie actress, will next be seen in Gentlemen and Blondes . RUBY MARTIN-Head nurse and food tester at a large hospital in the west. ROBERT BATEMAN-Monkey wrench slinger at the U-Fly , air- port in our city. JACK LENN-Recently signed a 350,000 contest with the Giants. Page thirteen

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lfl -1-'Nl'RE Nous SENIDRS James E. Stamps Lettering Class 2: Bible Class 2: Font- ball Letterman 3: Band 2: Track 4: Baseball 4: Penmanship Class 1. . 1: . ir u. Lui Wilma Spradley V.-Pres. Holme Eco- nomics 4: Echo Staff 4: Entre Nous Staff 4: Debating Team 4: ' 'Come Out of the Kitchen 4: Athletic Club 3, 4: Dramatic-S 3. 'rr ri Wi 4 . e. tw Maude Warren Gir1's Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Scholarship B. Donald Wittmer Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball 2, 4: Letterman 3, 4: Trig. Class 4. Page twelve T -l-l..ll1 l ... ,- Ruth Trisler Glee Club 3: De- bating Team 4: ' 'Belle of Barcelona 2: ' 'Once Tn A Blue Moon 1: Come Out of the Kitchen' ' 4: Dramatics Club 4. 'ff Trl TTI? Anna Williams Chorus 2, 8, 4 3 Dra- matics Club 3, 4: On1'e In A Blue Moon 1: Ser-.-Treas. Sophomore Class. W' 11' 'Ti' ug :Q bl. Harl Forston Basketball Letterman 3: Come Out of the Kitchen 4: Track Let- terman 3: Baseball Letterman 3: Y e l I Leader 4.

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ENTRE NQUS Page fourteen RETROSPECTION fLooking Back Fifteen Yearsj As I sit in my chair by the fireside, Watching the fire's ruddy glow, I dream of the pals of my boyhood, Of my school days of long ago. Although long years have now vanished, Taking their toll with them, I dream of bright, smiling faces, A dream that will never dim. How plainly I see in my mind's eye, A boy of the laziest Way, His teacher's called him Paul Ketcham, But to his friends he was just Pee Kay. He has mounted the ladder of progress, An editor of renown is he, His editorials are signed Senator Ketcham But lf1e's still Pee Kay to me. And in the fields of Science, A new person has taken his place, Ivan, or Ivy O'Loughlin With Hallie its halls to grace. As president of a steel-works foundry, Nial Fisher is directing the plant. He has shown the world new devices When it denied him and said, You can't And now I remember Ruth Trisler, What a great social figure is she. Her teas are attended by many, As Harl's wife she no longer is free. Hark to the giant's young rookie, Who is hitting home-runs by the score, We boys all called him 'gHumpy , But on the roster he is Everett Gore. In girls' basketball there's a new champion, Old B. H. S. so we hear, And the coach, Miss Irene Campbell, Was the one big reason, it's clear. And then there's Charles Doc Luther, Who was the quietest boy in school, His essays now rank with Emerson's, 'Tis plain that he's nobody's fool. Why, how could I forget Anna Williams, A girl so shy and meek, That she had much trouble with classes, But now you should hear her speak! With a start I awake from my dreaming, My bright school-days fall in ruins away But, dear friends, I surely shall meet you At the dawn of another day. 9