Cortland High School - Echo Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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Baccalaureate CORTLAND GYMNASIUM April ZZ, 1951, 7:30 P. M. Processional Invocation Song . . . . . Prayer The Lord's Prayer . . . . . High School Chorus . . . . . Audience Malotte-Deis . . . . . . Male Quartette Marvin McKain, Jewell Fleetwood, Wm. Lynch, Wm. Prewitt Sermon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reverend George L. Florence Song.. Benediction Commencement CORTLAND GYMNASIUN1 April 26, 1951, 8:00 P.M. . , . Audience Processional March. . . . .Cortland School Band. . . The Graduates Star Spangled Banner . . ....... . .Audience Invocation Overture ......... . . .Cortland School Band . . . . Selected Valedictory Address ...... ..... ............ . .Mary White Trumpet Duet . , , . .Helen Naffe - Jewell Fleetwood . . . Selected Class Address . . . ............. . . .Dr. Clarence Dammon Music . . . . . High School Chorus ........,,,.... Selected Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas ....... Superintendent James Tatlock Presentation of High School Diplonaas , , ,,,,,,, Principal A, L. Glaze Awards. . . . . . . . . Principal A. L. Glaze America. . . . . ..... . . ..... Audience Benediction 10

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JOSEPH NEAL WINEINGER JOE I'll stomp a mud hole in your ear! Basketball. . . . . . . . . . .l-2-3-4 AnnualStaff...... C'Land Broadcast. . . . . MARY LEE WHITE MARY Oh, heck ..l-Z-3-4 Vice-President , , , , , , , , , , Chorus........ ..... .1-Z S.S.S. Vice-President , , , , , , , Class President. . . . . . . . Z-3-4 S.S.S. President. . . C'Land Broadcast. , Annual Staff ..,, Valedictorian. . CHESTER RUST Cl-LET Oh, heck AnnualStaff......... .... FRANCIS MELLENCAMP ' 'Shoot' ' FlmnyBrats....... ..3 C'Land Broadcast. . . . . 4 Annual Staff. . . . . . . 4 9 N Qvzfkq : f,- WLLLIAM PREWITT BlLL' I don't know Basketball .,,,,,,,,,,, I-Z-3-4 Class Reporter ...... ...... 1 Class Vice-President. . . . . .3 Funny Brats ....... . . 3 C'Lancl Broadcast. . . . 4 Annual Staff ..... . . 4

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To The Seniors As the last week in April approaches and one of the dreams of childhood and youth is to be realized in this happy period of your commencement doubtless grows warm in the heart of each, love and loyalty to the school and friends you are leaving behind. You are leaving the high school and friends for the broader life of college, business, farm and social world. During the past four years you have proven to your selves and to your friends that you have the talents and the capacity for work which gives promise that your life may be useful and successful. Your success will depend on your choice of occupation and your ability to do this one thing, putting all your energies to the accomplishment of your one pur- pose in life. No man succeeds who has not a fixed and resolute purpose of life and faith that he can carry this purpose out. Steadfast application to a fixed purpose is the law of successful living. It is my sincere wish that each of you has a happy and prosperous life and will be a leader in your community. Arthur L. Glaze, Principal Senior Honor Roll A 's B's C 's Points Mary White .fin -T T- 77 Velma Burns 16 10 2. 70 Louis Fleetwood 13 14 Z 69 Note l. At least 60 points for the first seven semesters Z. 3. Bill Bell: Doctor: Mr, Sewell: Mr. 1VlcKain: Mrs. Glaze: Mr. Glaze: Mrs. Hall: Shirley: No failing grades Honor points are figured on the following basis: A-33 B-Z5 C-1 Chuckles Doctor, what 1 need is something to stir me up, sornething to put me in fighting trim. Do you have anything like that in this prescrip- tion ? ' No, you'l1 find that in the bill. What kind of bridge does your wife play? Judging from what it cost, it must be toll bridge. Do you know that you forgot your umbrella this morning ? Yes, I remembered that l forgot it when I raised my hand to close it after it stopped raining. in What makes a faucet drip? Cause it can't sniff. ll