Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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'fa GRADE 8 -' The eighth grade is made up of 22 pupils, Mrs, Zuercher is our sponsor, We had two parties. One was at Robert LeFavour's home. The other was a Valentine party, It was held at Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Zuercher's home in Berne, The Junior Highiistons part- icipated in four games of which we won two, In the Inter-Class tourney we beat the Seventh grade 30 to 8. We had seven boys of the ' th grade to go out for basketball this year. In decorat- X XX ing our room and windows, we Y' Xxxx. had green and red streamers 'and 5 'NX a Christmas treepurchased from the class treasury. XY Jimmy Steed left ourclass 'N a KX, this year, Hilda and Joe Cassel X frffa X came to us from Madison, L Our cheer leadersare Lois 3 - Morgan and Kay Campbell. Our ' officers are: President: Robert LeFavour N1 f V. Pres.:Madonna Wilson NX Sec, Jack Butcher. x Zx ' 9 I 1 -ut -4.-ua f -slug M -5 'KJV' ,firm fn. . Jem f. 1. . - W.'Haffner: I just sent Ronnie M. to the office for cheating in a biology test. Mr. Weibusch: What did he . do? W. Haffher: I caught him counting his ribs, 1 59 classified Ad: If the person who stole the jar of alcohol from the cellar will return grandma's appendix, no questions will be asked.

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I I! .ff ,ei--0 1 F E S AAI E p,,f2,f, ,ff ' 1' ff' l ,', l 1 The Freshman Class started the ,f'T7-NJqVf'i: 1E:.ifLZ:::f! year with twenty students. This last semester Raymond Lindsayrand Grace Monroe left us. For our sponsor we choose hike Spahr, and our class officens are as follows: President,Mary Agnes Post Vice-?resident,Junior Huey Secretary-Treasurer,Estelle Lauxf Student Council,Mary Helen Ninch. we had our class party Septem- ber Zh at the home of George Treece. All members of the class were present but Ira Harpring and Max Butcher, , At the Fall Festival, the Freshman came in third in the queen contest, with Estelle Laux as queen. In tho inter-class tourney the Freshman lost to the Juniors 21- 13. Estelle Laux Keith was a bit shy and after Joai had thrown her arms around him and kissed him for bringing her a bouquet of flowers he arose and started to leave. NOh, I'm sorry I offended you,H she said. NOh I'm not offended,U he replied HI'm going for more flowers.H Love-making hasn't changed in two thousand years. Greek maidens used to sit and listen to a lyre all evening, too, Mr. Spahg: I just sent a boy to the Umourners' benchu for cheat- ing in a biology test. Mr. Haffner: what did he do? Mr. Snahr: I caught him counting his ribs. ie? ffl 's 'ff' J gf fe ' x E? M ig Teacher: HJim, conjugate thw verb 'to swim'.H Jim: HSwim, swam, swum.H Teacher: HThat's fine, Now con- jugate the verb 'to dim'.U Jim: USay, are you trying to kid me?H A chaperon is an older lady who goes along to see that a bunch of kids don't do anything she wishes she was young enough to get into. Nr. Coomer: HHow did Jimmy do in his history examination?H lrs. Coomer: HOh, not at all well, but it wasn't his fault. They asked him things that happened be- fore the poor child was borngv

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SEVENTH GRADE we came upstairs from the sixth grade with 26 students. In the second semester Jeanne Bye from madison School entered our class. We have had lots of fun this year. Our sponsor, Mrs. Ketchum, let us have two parties the first semester. Our first party was at the Berne Park. we thank Russel Ligget for taking us to that party. Our second party was a Halloween party at Max Kenyon's house. We had lots of fun dressing up and being guessed. They were all' very hard to guess for you could hardly tell who they were. In the first semester we had an Arithmetic contest. we would take grades every day and average them. we kept the count on a piece of paper and kept it on the board. There were 15 boys and 12 girls. The boys won after a long struggle to get good grades, We are giving the boys a party in April when it is warm. Mike Spahr, the teacher, is putting on the party. The girls are going to bake something or fix something for our party. The seniors put on an inter-class tourney. The seventh played the eighth. we were defeated. The cheer leaders were as follows, Norma Garlinger, Janet Hoskins, Shirley Leonard, Mary Lou Orr, and Judithan Axe. The class name of the eighth grade was Hwhite Soxnwhile we were called HTigersH. we made tigers out of cloth in art class and sewed them on the back of our clothes. we hope to be eighth graders next school term. We all like the idea of being upstairs. Clela'Treece fi ff. 7 fe E 5 4, Q: J X' Z if eg