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

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Slips Thai Pass CContinued from preceding pagel HOSPITAL REPORT-Mrs. Dale Carpenter's nervous condition was re- ported as improved according to a report received today. Her doc-tor, Jack Gibson, gave her instructions to take one nerve tablet before retiring in a glass of hot water. FIRE REPORT-The Switz City Liar states that the fire at Richard Nolting's garage had been put out before any damage was done by the Robert Cox fire department. SOCIETY-A reporter saw Dorothy Green standing behind the mail box wearing a dark red sweater. She was mailing a letter to her friend. She writes to Alice Jo Townsend who is in college almost every day. NOTICE-The representatives Horn and Morris of the teacher's orga- nization of Switz City Schools appeared before the board to ask for a further cost of loving adj ustm.ent in wages. Attorney Jack Sullivan will read the will next Monday morning at the residence of Robert Verseman, who died February 29, to accommo- date his relations. After returning from a visit to her grandmother's home in Tulip, Bar- bara Conklin saw an auto and a strange man in her driveway with one wheel on a jack. MEMOIRS-On a tombstone in the Switz City cemetery, this ep-itaph is still readible: Sacred to the memory of Cletus Lynch who died February 30, 1949. His wido-w, Evelyn, mourns as one who can be comforted, age'd 24 and possessing every qualification forfa good wife, lives at No. 3 Chestnut Street in this city. I' GOSSIP--Our reporter overheard Anne Canady telling Virginia Lucas to buy her Mother a scrub for Mother's Day from Gerhart Verse- man's Florist Shop. ' Ralph Miller, a reliable young man, is employed at Gastineau's dynamite factory where there is good chance for advancement and raises guar- anteed. NOTICE-Mary McDaniel gave a shower for the former Lena Tolen. Nineteen guests were at the table decorated with red roses. Gibson Grocery. Come in today and get your Large Lion Chops. Willa Dean Gibson, Groceries. CON GRATULATION S--Catherine Winters and Aletha Miller extend hearty congratulations to senior class and wish for the juniors many more sappy occasions after we are gone.

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A Junior Class History We, the happy-go-lucky Juniors of 1949, have suddenly come to the realization that there are many, many rungs in this long ladder to success. , In the fall of 1948 we entered the high school as a mob of Jolly Juniors with a total of 28 members. Luck favored us by adding one to our number, Wilma Carpenter, originally from Lyons High School. How- ever, we lost a member, Wanda Roberts, who moved away. Our Junior Class Play was a great success! CWe hope! We certainly enjoyed presenting it. It is the privilege of the Junior Class to give the Senior Class the annual Junior-Senior Reception at the end of the school term. We are looking forward to it. We have turned our thoughts and efforts to money-making schemes this year. We have sold so-ft drinks and candy bars at every home ball game, also magazine subscriptions, and Christmas cards. At the beginning of the school term we had seven members of our class represented on the ball teams but unfortunately John Gastineau re- ceived a broken arm in combat at Bloomfield. The remaining six who are members of the team are: Charles Justus, John Skomp, Charles Allen, James Inman, and Charles Hamner. We also have seven members par- ticipating in the band. They are: Julia Clayton, Bonnie Borders, Mary Martha Greves, John Gastineau, Joe Harrell, Laverne Roudebush, and David Roudebush. Now it's plain to see that we haven't absorbed an overdose of know- ledge, but we have endeavored to contribute our part toward the up- building and advancement of our school. J UN IORS J. Inman, J. Moyer, J. Harrell, B. Frost, C. Allen. M. Greves, J. Gastineau, C. Justus, J. Skomp, J. Blanton, R. Cain. B. Borders, L. Roudebush, M. Hamlin, B. Beck, J. Miller, D. Roudebush. R. Laughlin, S. Beatty, H. Stacy, W. Carpenter, J. Clayton., F. Rowe. R. Barnard, C. Hamgner, D. York, B. Bowman, A. Lundy.