Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene PLAY, PORTRAYING Life Histories of High School Classes Act I.-Freshmen. Act III.--Juniors I.-Milk famine. Scene I.-Planned a play. II.-Not fed. ' Scene II.-Acted in it. III.-He's dead. CCIimnxj. Scene HI.-Rotten egged. Climaic Act II.-Sophomore. Act IV.1-Seniors I.-Got proud. Scene I.-Exceedingly brilliant II.-Swellecl np. Scene II.-Greatly favored. III.--Bursted. fCIIII111Xl. Scene III.--Graduated. fClimaxj WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL The High School Yell Orange and Black, Rah, Rah! Rah. Rah! Orange ancl Black, Rah, Rah! Rah, Rah! Who Rah! Who Rahl Bristol High School, Ra li! Rah! Rah! Gloriana, Frangapania, Best High School in Indiana, Rippety, Rippety, Zis, Boom, Bah! Bristol High School, Rah! Rahl Rah!

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1112 nmml PUBLISHED BY THE CL.ASS OF l9l5 BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL EDITORIAL STAFF RONALD F ISCHER. Editor-in-Chief ESTELLA KING. Assistant Editor RUSSEL BROOKS, Athletic Editor GEORGE ATKINS, Business Manager RAY ZEIGLER, Assistant Manager VEDA GARMAN, Social and joke Editor CLASS COLORS OLD GOLD and PURPLE CLASS FLOWER . RED Ross I CLASS MOTTO: NOW WE TRY A BOUNDLESS SEA. EDITORIAL The Class of I9I5 hereby presents to its fellow- student friends, and friends of the Bristol High School, this Annual. By culminating our combined efforts we have endeavored to reach the setstandard and have spared no labor to accomplish this end. Wie have aimed as near as possible to select material that will record the happenings of the past school year and hope that some credit will be reflected on our efforts. It might be said here that if any student or member of the faculty does not agree to some of the stated facts contained in this book, grin and bear it, for we think and know that the aforesaid are based on facts. Think of the pleasure it affords some one else-and we are sure you will comply with our request, The Editorial Staff and Associates urge their fellow-students to carefully read the advertise- ments herein and patronize the business men- friends who have so willingly assisted us in such a substantial wayg as we all believe in reciprocity in business. . lVe, the Class 0f,IQ15, take this opportunity to extend a vote of thanks to the merchants and students and all those who have made it possible for our earnest efforts to be creditable and trust that they will be. Wie leave the reader to judge. Last of all we wish to extend our gratitude to the faculties who have guided and assisted us through the rough places of the four years of hard work. Adieu old B. H. S., pride of all our hearts, take our proud but sad farewell.

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R ra., . ,J .1 .., 95 .V F i ' Q... . MISS ESTHER LEHMAN Head of Departments of Latin, Domestic Science and Eng- ' lish I., II., IV. . Graduate of the Columbiani High School. Taught three years in common schools there and two years in an Academy in the 'X7Vest. Graduated from Goshen College last ,Sl.llTll'l1Cl', receiving an A. B. degree. MR. A. B. KOLB Director of Music Graduate of the University of Toronto. Has taught in dif- ferent states. He is leader of the Iland and gives vocal les- sons besides horn lessons. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY G0 hi, Q' .1 I0 if W ill 'V 'P srseff' C?-T '53 MR. D. A. DRIVER Superintendent and Head of Departments of Mathematics, History and English III. 4. Graduate of Goshen High School and College. He has taught in Lagrange county and Scot, Ind., High Schools. VVas 'Superintendent of VVol- cottville High School. MR. W. W. OESCH Principal and Head of Depart- ments of Geometry, Ancient History and German. Graduated at Chillicothe, Missouri, Normal School and Goshen College. He taught one year at Hesston. Kansas and was Principal of Schools for two years at Clear liork, Missouri. N MR. D. TROYER Head of Department cf Phy- sics and Grammar Room Graduate at Marion Normal institute in a 'Scientilic Course. Spent two years at Goshen College. He has taught district schools in Howard county, intl. -,,,. .L -. -..............4.........-