Bourbon High School - Python Yearbook (Bourbon, IN)

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THE PYTHON '21 04000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO Class History Ah! April 1921, brings us as Seniors. We well remem- ber the four long years in which we worked hard to gain our diploma. In Sept., the year 1917-1918, we made our first appear- ance in High School. In those bygone days, we were called Freshmen or Freshies for short. We numbered thirty- two, then, the largest class in B. H. S. We had the honor of spending our first year in the midst of town attractions, above a noisy livery stable. We prospered successfully under the faculty, Mr. Mc- Bride, superintendentg Mrs. McBride, Domestic Science: Miss Coble, English: Miss Renwick, Math.: Mr. Parker, Latin and Alda Firestone, music. Donald Foe was elected as our first class president and served the term faithfully. Well do we remember the par- ties that were held monthly at the homes of different mem- bers. This year the schools, for the first time used the de- merit system and have continued so for four years. The following Sept., the new school house being com- pleted sufficiently to enter, twenty-two pupils occupied the seats sectioned for Sophomores. The faculty was changed almost entirely, except for Mr. Parker, who this year taught Math.g Mr. Waldrip, the superintendents Miss Beck, Latin: Miss M'orris, Musicg Miss Fribley, History, Mr. Shu- maker, later followed by Mr. Klug, taught Manuel Training. Mary Snyder dutifully fulfilled the presidency this year. The parties and entertainments were mostly neg- lected this term. In our Junior year 11919-19205 the class diminished to eighteen, the first half and still lower, to sixteen the lat- ter half. Two new teachers were added this year, Miss Lois Morris, English and History, Miss Weems, Domestic Science and Mr. Parker taught Math. and Latin. This year the greatest event of the whole high school happened, the preparing and giving of the Junior-Senior Reception. Our small class under the guidance of Wayne Stoler, as president, entertained the twenty-four Seniors. We worked hard, and the whole class was loyal, thus we were success- ful to the end. This year, our last, is the most interesting so far. Don- ald Foe was unanimiously elected president and is highly capable of carrying out our plans. The faculty this year was changed, Miss Stahl, Englishg Mr. Sellers, Physics: Miss Thrush, Lating Mr. Ferguson, Math. and History and Miss Porter, Music. We thank all the faculty of this year and previous years, for the share they have been willing to take in assisting us to gain our diplomas. Besides this annual we are putting on a four-series Lec- ture Course,hoping' to be very successful all through. This class, altho small in number, but mighty in spirit, is and has been the most loyal and inspiring class for years. Thus we hope our future may be equally joyous to each member as it has been for the class as a whole. Page Thirty nme

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