Converse Jackson High School - Borderlite Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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There are yet a few more on our good 11SI, we f1nd We would menuon our teachers rf you do not mrnd Dubors IS the man who must strrve day by day To make thlngs run smoothly and keep them that way Coach Smlth taught the boys to play a fa1r game Whether vrctory or loss be good sports just the same Our Enghsh mstructor Mrs Kesler by name Is a very agreeable sort of a dame Mr Lamb w1th hrs toads and h1s bud s nests as well Often br1ghtens our days wrth the thtngs he can tell Mr Doan IS a man w1th few worrres or cares OUfS1d6 of h1s students' They have caused h1s grey ha.1rs Drake ra1sed h1s baton and then mlghty soon Our good band gave out w1th tts very best tune Miss Hoover that blonde w1th a wrllowy grace Was usually seen w1th a sm1le on her face Mlss HRITIIIIOH too takes her troubles qulte llghtly For ever though weary she can always smlle brlghtly For h1s Latm he quotes 1n that deep boomxng vo1ce To our good Mrs Mendell for help do we look She IHSIIUCIS she can sew and Boy' How she can cook' Mr Call 1n hrs teach1ng h1s pleasure reveals And can move as he pleases HIS home IS on wheels Th1s group of mstructors much wlsdom d1d show Whrle we students all worked for we had to you know They taught us a lost and they never got rough But showed lots of pauence when the gomg was tough So now our good school days are over at last We shall thlnk many tlmes of these days that are past For sweet recollectlon of days that are gone Do seem but the sweeter as t1me marches on And e er 1n our mmds shall the prcture be clear of our good Converse Jackson the school we hold dear By Mrs Ovrd Doan . I 9 I I ' I . . . . , . ' . . , . . , , . . y It is easy to guess what is Eviston's choice, . . , . U . 1 a - I l I , . . . :, ,iw me F75

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SENIGRS CDF i953 of all famous people we truly surmrse That the Senrors of Converse could capture the prrze We have tall ones and short ones fat ones and lean Blondes and brunettes and a few rn between Some who are serrous some who are gay But mstead of hard work we would all rather play Our number rs ten we ve four grrls and s1x boys And we all share alrke rn our sorrows and joys There rs blonde Jerry Fager our Presrdent keen Hrs true love rs Onda you know who we mean In basketball too he could prle up the score And oh how hrs feet took hrm over the floor' Now Ruthanna Krntner s a frne gal to know An honor roll student she s not a b1t slow Though lrttle rn srze she rs domg all rrght And when she get peeved she 1S real dynamlte Donald Dennrson too rs a keen one he thrnks When he s not wrth the boys he s out trapprng for mrnks When hrs school days are over he wrll ask Dorothy s ma And they ll leave lndrana for old Arkansas Donna Olrnger now IS much talent revealrng For her nrce musrc echoes from floor to cerlrng She Just tunes up her horn and the musrc rolls out We fear that George Torre forgot to stop growrng But at least he rs sure that he knows where he s gorng For though h1s begrnnrng may be a brt slow He wrll be an announcer on some radro Max Fraley we know lrkes to wear sporty clothes And he takes Janet Sherrdan wherever he goes When he played basketball he was really rn clover Twas amazrng to see all the tucks he put over Now comes a brunette Shrrley Myers her name Her srnglng vorce surely w1ll bring her to fame She would lrke so she says to be a nurse rf she can We rmagrne that some boy wrll alter thrs plan Fred Kelsay of course IS our lad from down west At frshrng or huntrng he really does best When there s somethrng to do he IS lrable to scram So he ll Jorn the army and help Uncle Sam We must not farl to mentron our neat Phyllrs Hale We hear that Laymond Mauldon rs hot on her trarl Though Phyllrs asprres to be a secretary We are wrllrng to wager that she wrll soon marry Last but not least IS Mark Garber that man Who loves to play basketball all that he can Though hrs dates often keep hrm rn sort of a whxrl, Hrs trouble rs gorng wrth more than one grrl D : . . . ' 5 Y I . , . . I I , 1 . , . 1 , ' ' 1 D 1 , . , . . 9 . , . . It is plain to be seen she knows what she's about, . , : . . , . . . . I I , v , . ' . . 1 : I . . 1

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