Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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UARATHCHIAD lVlARY AUDREY ALLEN-Sunshine Society and Girl Reserves. . .Attractive, definitely a heart breaker.. .Enjoys, most of all, horseback riding. . .She looks so nice in a riding habit. . .Maybe she'll become a riding instructor. DOROTHY MARIE ANDERSON-Skating, horseback riding, and hiking are the outdoor activities Dorothy prefers. . .Also enjoys dancing and movies. . .Sunshine Society ...Girl Reserves. . .Desires to be a stenographer or secretary. DOROTHY JANE BANNISTER-Sunshine Soeiety...Dorothy's favorite forms of recrea- tion are reading, dancing, and skating. . .ls planning the grand career of making people well-nursing. TWYLO FERNE BARTON-Sunshine Society.. .Enjoys reading and music fshe plays the pianoJ...Twylo is interested in commercial work. . .Incidentally, she is an A student. . .ATHENIAN Staff. JOHN I. BECHTEL-A real brunette, and rather quietg but, oh, so much fun. . .Member of the clarinet section of Senior Band for five years...Interested in photo- graphy and hunting. . .Honor Society. . .Hi-Y. . .ATHENIAN Staff. CAROLYN E. BROWN-Sunshine Society, Girl Reserves, Art Club, Gold and Blue and Classical Club...Her hobby is art. . .Dress designing or to be a commercial artist look like promising careers. PARVIN F. BRUNER-Radio technician of Crawfordsville High School. . .Shop and sound equipment assistant.. .Motorcycling is his hobby. . .To work in the field of mechanics is his ambition.. WILLIAM ROBERT BUNDY4Shop and math. expert. . .Knows the fundamentals of trig. . . Hi-Y, Classical Club. . .Plays baseball and hunts as a pastime. . .Wants to go to Purdue and to become an engineer.. .Honor Society. BARBARA ANN BYRDW-Barbara is a typical dignified senior. . .Girl Reserves, Classical Club, Chorus, ATHENIAN Staff, Honor Society...A true friend. . .Ambition is to be a nurse. .lf so, we can then be sick with pleasure. BETTY IMOGENE CAMPBELL-M0d8St personality. . .Sunshine treasurer, Speech Arts... Girl Reserve...G. A. A....Swimming and bicycling are her hobbies...Hopes to be stenographer or bookkeeper. BETTY LOU CAMPBELL-Sunshine Society. . .Girl Reserves. . .G. A. A.. . .Speech Arts. . . Betty isn't very large herself and has such a tiny, pleasing voice. . .She seems always to be calm and at ease. . .An important member of speech class. . .Also a librarian. VIRGINIA E. CAREY--Tall and dark...Especially those eyes...Sunshine Society... Favorite pastime is ice skating...Has the interesting ambition to become a receptionist or to work in the office of a large insurance company. HORACE CARTER1UH01'3Cl6,,-OUtSt3HdlHg' trombonist in band for five years. . .Orches- tra, two years...A member of several musical ensembles. . .Drum major for two years and a good on-e, too. . .Hi-Y and Audubon Society. . .Has the ambition to be an aviator. ABRAHAM CASTER-President of Senior Class...'fHonest Abe ...Farmer and p1'oud of it. . .Hi-Y vice president. . .Agriculture Club. . .Football. . .Thinks he will stay on the farm. ' MAGIJALENE CHENAULT-Sunshine Society. . Jackie, as she is better known to most of of us, makes dancing her hobby.. .If we could dance like she does, we would make it our career... She thinks to be an aviatrix would be a thrilling career. EDWIN CLARK-Gene Krupa of the Royal Athenians. . .Band, Orchestra.. .Model air- planes is his hobby. . .Other interests: swimming and other sports. . .Looks for- ward to the future of a mechanical engineer or dance band leader. ILA CRONIN-Ambitious with a charming personality. . .Secretary of National Honor , Society. . .Sunshine Society. . .ATHEINIAN Staff. . .Swimming and reading are her favorite pastimes. . .Ambitionz to be a private secretary. JANE DAVIDSON-Janie. . .My, but she's tiny. . .Smiles a lot. . .Girl Reserves, Audubon, Chorus, and librarian.. .Has fun skating.. .Would like interior decorating as an occupation. WILBUR HENRY DAVIS-Agriculture Club member...Occupation-farmer or sailor... He likes to swim and hunt in his spare time. EDWIN DAVISSON-Brilliant is hardly the word. . .Anyone who can get a ninety-nine average in trig. .well. . .Came here- from Wingate. . .His hobbies are photography and drawing.. .Quoting him, his pet aversion is most women. . .Plans to enter the field of chemistry. I'a1lf' 'l'1z'cI1w

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UALATI-ICTIIAD fGo Forth to Serve An old English proverb says, The proof of the pudding lies in the tasting. This was fl quaint' way of saying, the proof of the worth of anything lies in the testing. ln the ease of the pudding, this was best done by tasting it, .ln tl1e world olf eonimereial things this testing has beeome important and exact- ing, beeause ol' the keen competition i11 every field of nierollandise. If it is a texture of any sort, it must meet the relluirements of durability and serviee. At the same time it must have beauty of design and be suitable for its intended use. It it is an automobile, its best test is its perforinanee on the highway. A tarni is best proved by the erops it eau produee. The test of a book. a composition of musie. or a play lies in its elteet upon its readers or its audience, and its length of lite depends upon that reaction. .lust so in a higher sense, the testing of a s1-bool lies in its alumni. Any easual visitor on seeing our beautiful building, meeting our faenlty and the large number of students might express the opinion. '4This is a good Slfll00l.H The real proof, however, lies in those who have Gone forth to serve. Back through the years we reeall many naines which have made the headlines and brought glory to our school. We applaud and give honor to our noted alunini seattered far. and to those near at home. NVQ may like to boast a little ol' knowing theni or of having been in the same class with them. A newspaper is not made entirely of headlines. They draw our attention. but no less credit goes to all those who, wherever they are, are proving them- selves durable as it were, giving a good performance on the highways of life. produm-ing evidence of good citizenship, and living long in the hearts of those about them. And so it shall eontinue through the future years as in the past. It is 21 paradox. The sehool makes the alumni, but the alumni make the sehool. Page Eleven

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