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

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Fred Rowe ............. Maxine Hamlin .... Mary M. Greves Bonnie Borders .......... Richard Barnard Ruby Cain ............. John Skomgp ........ Joan Miller ............ Joe Harrell ........... Albert Lundy ...... Shirley Beatty John Gastineau -nn un lunior Class Play ALONG CAME KILROY Cast Fairly successful businessman Society matron, club leader type Average girl of today Neighbor girl type Rich pampered young man Rather deaf Happy-go-lucky citizen from Alaska Determined Steamboat Annie type A bush pilot A young man constantly in a dither Combination of cook and maid A private eye The play started moving when Shirley Beatty, the maid, and Maxine Hamlin, Mrs. Smyth, could not hide the chicken feathers. Then came the real comedy when John Gastneau, the detective, arrived. He seemed to be everywhere at once, especially where Aunt Eunice, Ruby Cain, was. More laughs were stirred when Uncle Ike showed up from Alaska hotly pursued by Klondike Kate, Joan Miller. Richard Barnard and Mary M. Greves seemed to be oh, so covered with chicken feathers. Kilroy did not know whether he was Kilroy, Leroy, or Jim Harris. Bonnie Borders was a typical neighbor girl.

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Calendar Sept. 2-Enrollment--No loafing-Four solids a must! Sept. 3-Work begins-Looking back on the good old summertime- Oct. Oct. fOct Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Wasn't it nice and uncomplicated! 7--Freshmen Initiation-Fun for everyone, even Freshmen. 9-Press Conference at Terre Haute--Lots of discussion. Now we know what makes an annual. 13- Report Cards-Oh, what a shock. Is your name written there? 14-Readings of Riley's poems by George Davis--The goblins will get you if you don't watch out! 19-T. B. Test-A good thing. 21 and 22--Teacher's Association--Oh happy days! 29--Band leads the parade at Linton--One-two-three-four. Grade kids have Halloween parade. Witches in the air-Black cats every where-Awful things are seen--For this is Halloween! Nov. 1--Senior Pictures taken-Always the same instructions, Come on now, give us a great big smile! Nov. 3-Junior Class Play-Big success. Nov. 5-First Ballgame at Clay City--Good start--Nice band. Nov. 8-Rex Dickey, singer from Montgomery, Alabama, for an Assem- bly No-v. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Program--The Junior girls enjoyed Shortnin' Bread. 11-Armistice Day--A memorable day. 12-Ballgame at Worthington-Our first defeat. 19-Went to Bloomfield in Full Force. Lost. 24-First home game with Lyons-Another victory. 24 30-Eighth grade ballgame at Worthington-Broke their outstand- ing record. and 26-Thanksgiving vacation-Stuffed turkey-stuffed us. 2-Juniors receive and pay for their rings-How come other class- men are wearm' them? 11-Hornets were here for game-Unlucky again. fUs, that is.J 13-Seniors received pictures--Or reasonable facsimilies. 15-Student bo-dy enjoyed motion, picture. Couldn't keep up with the organ music on I-lark, The Herald Angels Sing. 21-Upper six classes Christmas parties. Each classroom decorated and everyone dressed up for the festivities--Some classes even had mistletoe! CContinuedD