Central High School - Analecta Yearbook (Switz City, IN)

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Senior Class History fContinued from preceding pagei Miller came aboard at Windfall and Pimento, and soon made themselves at home upon our decks. Russell Staker continued his services as captain Lena Tolen and Jack Sullivan as first and second mates. Mrs. Kathryn Frey became sponsor. This was the year to record ours and other sailors adventures. Our record was named' the Analecta with Catherine Winters and Aletha Miller as editors. In order to defray the expenses of our cruise we sold advertising for the Analecta and presented another play, His Ozark Cousin. During this year five outstanding scientists were discovered in the new Chemistry Laboratory installed on the ship. This class was under the supervision of Mr. Marvin Snoddy. The waves roll onwardg our ship is nearing its haven un-der the hill and our voyage comes to a close. We see through the clouds the future- Com1nencement. As we look before us We see the blue waves going onward, tears fill our eyesg We cannot continue our trip abroadg we must leave Switz City' High an-d' start out in the world alone on a longer, more serious journey-the journey of life--armed with our motto, The Word American Ends In, 'I Can'. The shrill whistle of the ship is heard shrieking loudlyg our harbor IS nearg our last stop is at hand. As soon as we are docked we will start on a new trip-alone. In our trunks we have locked our pleasant mem- ories of our journey-never to be forgotten.

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Slips That Pass LOST-A brown fountain pen by a man full of red ink. Used especially in the writing of Automobile Insurance. Reward' if returned un- harmed to O. Gheen. WANTED-Your laundry-The latest method is used. I do not tear your clothes with machinery. I do it carefully by hand. Doane's Laundry Service. FOR SALE-Large bed by housewife that folds up like a piano, Leona Moody. N OTICE-Due to the illness of the o-wner, Smith's Barber Shop will be operated by a competent barber until owners return. WANTED-Waiter to wait tables and wash dishes also two waitresses at Calvert's Night Owl Cafe. LOST-One beautiful blonde, last seen racing toward Linton in orange school bus. Please come back Janette-. I'm slowly eating my heart out for you. All is forgiven. Russell Staker. k LOST-Umbrella by a lady with one broken rib. If found return to Kath- ryn Frey. WANTEDL-Bull dog mascot which will eat anything, must be fond of children. See Curtis Wilson, Principal, SCHS. WARNING-Ruth Phegley has issued this warning-Anybody found around my chicken house at night will be found around there in the morning. ADVICE-iGfiven by Professor Paynerl Choose your rut carefully- you'll be in it for 12 years yet anyway. Smoke that in your pipe. ADVERTISEMENTS- We have extra-large bath towels--just the thing to wear when answering the phone. Comle to Duhne's Department Store. .ETIQUETTE--Miss Loila Faulk states that Good Manners are a social asset everywhere. 'ONE FOR RIPLEY-Mr. Snoddy has three generations of twin calves in his herd, all descendants of the same registered jersey sow. FOR SALE-One set of brains, 17 years old, never been used, a little tarnished from age. Will sacrifice. See Phyllis Carmichael. BASKETBALL REPORT-Switz City Switzers won a rough game from Worthington Ramblers when one of the players threw the Cbowlj and broke the tie. Coach Spencer was well poised with the success of the boys. fContinuedl l l