Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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PAULINE HOVERMAN Glee Club 3 yrs. Here Comes Patri- cia. '31 The Count and the Coed '32 Ambitious of Sen- iors '32 PORTIA IVENS President '29 Operettas '31, '32 Here Comes Patri- cia, '31 Scand Your Horn Editor of School News '32 LOUISE BLOOMING- DALE Vice President '29 Basketball 2 yrs. Here Comes Patri- cia '31 Sf?3Lgnd Your Horn cle! muh 3 yrs. HOWARD MILLER Glee Club 4 yrs. College Days '31 ffvrkgy OM' INEZ WOLKINS Band 4 yrs. Glee Club 4 yrs. Class Prophecy ALICE KLINE Vice President '29 President '31 Here Comes Patri- cia, '31 M u s i c and Social Editor '32 FLORENCE SCHIEBER Elkhart H. S. 21,5 yrs. College Days '3 1

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.,m., l l I D LLICILLE FISHER Assistant Editor '32 Soc-'y and Treats. 1 yr. Glvr Club UA, yrs. ELDON KELLER Band 2 yrs. MYRTLE SCAMEHORN Fu. Uruha-stra 2 yrs. Gluv Club 3 yrs. Class Grumblr '32 RAYMOND MANN Pros. ut' Studt-nt Council '32 llziskctball and bust-- ball 4 yrs. I-Ierv Comes llutri- cia '31 Sound Your Horn '32 Sports Editor '32 4 I HU Wlhmh 6115 GLENN BROWN Cheer Leader '31, '32 Here Comes Patri- cia '31 Hsvcgund Your Horn Operetta '31, '32 Student Manager '32 RUTH ANGLIN Goshvn High 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Here Comes Patri- ria '31 Sound Your Horn '32 Calendar '32 MERLE STRAWSER Give Ulub 1 yr. WINIFRED DAVIS .1 e-l'l'4-rsun 2 'rs. X Glu- Club 1,9 y1'. liaskvtball 1 yr.

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,mu l P I I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The most memorable occasion in the entire history of the Senior Class of 1932x is that day in September, 1928, when we entered the doors of Bristol High School as Freshmen. As class meetings were new to us, we had a little difliculty in selecting officers, but when things were straightened out, we elected Portia Ivens, president: Alice Kline, vice president: Cleo Haines, secretary-treasurer: and Mr. McConnell, sponsor. Later we selected our class flower, the American Beauty Rose: our class motto, Not at the top, but climbing : our class colors, red and white: and our class pennant. Soon after Thanksgiving, we gave our first party in response to the Freshman initiation at Blosser Park which was given by the Seniors. A Latin contest washeld this year and Portia Ivens entered to uphold our dignity f??!l. The fall of '29 brought us back to school as Sophomores. Eight of the original twenty-five members of our class had dropped out, leaving seventeen to carry on Iohn Dausman was chosen presidentg Louise Bloomingdale as vice president, Lucille Fisher as secretary-treasurerg and Miss Smith as sponsor. The monotony of our studies was enjoyably broken by two parties this year, which were given at Lucile Miles' home and at Iohn Dausman's, respectively. September of 1930 rolled around, and brought the Class of '32 back to B. H. S. as Iuniors. This year we had two more members added to our class at the first of the year and one more at the beginning of the second semester making twenty in all. We elected Alice Kline, president: Iohn Dausman, vice presidentg Lucile Miles, secretary-treasurerg and Miss Lett, sponsor. After we settled down to a regular routine of study we decided to buy class rings, which we selected in time to use for a very nice Christmas present. Our attention was next taken by our class play Here Comes Patricia which was put on Ianuary 28. The next event this year was the Iunior-Senior Banquet whichiis a yearly affair for the purpose of giving the Seniors a royal farewell. Talks from the members of the two classes and the faculty were heard. Afterwards a dance was enjoyed. The class also sponsored a program by Mr. Williams, a magician. Two parties were held this year-one was a theater party. The other, a Hal- loween party, was held at the school house. Our Senior year, our last year, has been looked forward to 1 for the Senior class is the privileged class, you knowl. This year we added two more members making a grand total of twenty-two. We elected one of these new members, Lorene Magnuson, presidentz William Brooks, vice president: Lucile Miles, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Clark, sponsor. As our final masterpiece, we are publishing this Hourglass. Our class play Sound Your Horn will be given April 15. We have had a class party at Iohn Dausman's, and a theater party this year. A party fnot a class partyj was held at Dorothy Phoebus's home and, a good time was had by all, we believe it deserves mention in this history. -Iohn Dausman. 1131