Dillsboro High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Dillsboro, IN)

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A03 A. Most Initiative . Most Ambitious. . Best Dressed. . . Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl. . Loudest ...., Neatest . . Frankest . Sweetest . Friendliest . Clumsiest. . Most Athletic. . . Quickest Temper Most Serious . . Unluckiest. . Slowest .. . Wittiest .... Biggest Bluffer . Sleepiest . . Funniest. . Meekest. . DO YOU REMEMBER ? ? ? Our very first day of school? How Dale and Eileen used to cry in the first grade? . Loretta Cutter . Loretta Cutter . Elaine Gerkepott . .Delmar Stevens . . . Shirley Cash . . Leland Scudder . Elaine Gerkepott . . . Leland Scudder . .Leola Housemeyer . Eileen Kelly . .Paul Vornheder . . .Delmar Stevens . . . Leland Scudder K. 8: Loretta C. Leland Scudder . .Dale Naegele . .Delmar Stevens Leland Scudder . . Leland Scudder . . .Delmar Stevens . .Evelyn Westmeyer Eileen When the teacher sat on Jessie Shelton after a struggle getting him out of the seat? When we went to the zoo in the third grade and also in the fifth? The The The The reach the floor? jamboree we were in in the fourth grade? Red and Blue' birds in the first grade? maps we drew by scale in the fifth grade? Thanks to Mr. Riggins. cigar boxes we had toput our feet on in the first grade because we couldn't That week in the seventh grade when we didn't have shcool because of the ice ? The Christmas, Valentine, and other Holiday parties we had in the grades? How many times Shirley and Delmar got married in assembly programs ? The The The The fun we had in our .Tunior Class Play? map we drew of Dillsboro in the eighth grade History Class ? picnics we had at the close of our grade-school terms? love affair between Eileen K. and Lawrence Gillman in the second grade? Those spelling matches we attended in the seventh and eighth grades? That embarrassing moment for P. V. in the third grade? The debates we held in the fifth and sixth grades, fPres. Washington and Pres. Lincoln, ? Those demerits given us in the sixth grade by Mrs. Cosand? How scared we were when we had fire-drills in the first-grade? The snow-ball fights we had before the new ruling was established? The songs and games we originated, played, and sang. 19

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Mr. Cairns: Why are you late? Dale Naegele: Class started before I got here. Mr. Kruse: 'Give me an example of indirect taxation. Charles Block: The Dog tax, sir. A Mr. Kruse: How is that? Charles Block: The dog does not have to pay it. Nellie Davis: Great Scott! I've forgotten who wrote 'Ivanhoe.' Shirley Cash: I'll tell you if you'll tell me who the dickens wrote the 'Tale of Two Cities.' Mrs. Winslow: Take this sentence, 'Let the cow be taken to the pasture,' What mood? Eileen Kelly: The cow. Miss Witte: State the number of tons of coal shipped out of the United States in any given year. Leland Scudder: l49Z--none. Among the Rules governing the assembly room is one prohibiting the eat- ing of candy or the chewing of gum during school hours. Mr. Riggins notic- ing a suspicious lump in Marvin Warner's cheek, said: Marvin, are you eating candy or chewing gum? Neither, Marvin replied, I'm just soaking a prune to eat at recess. Mr. Vinup: ls the world round ? Dick Marksberry: No'm. Mr. Vinup: Well, then Dick, is it flat? Dick Marksberry: No'rn. Mr. Vinupg Well, if the world isn't round and it isn't flat, then tell me, what is it? Dick Marksberry: Well, 1 heard two men a talking and they said it was crooked. A ' Mr. Cairns: 'How far were you from the correct answer? Russell Chase: 'Only three seats, sir. Mr. Stegemoeller: What is nitrate of sodium? Johnny Johns: 'Half the day rate, I suppose. Mr Kruse: lf you put your hand in one pocket and pulled out 75 cents, then put your other hand in the other pocket and pulled out 75 cents,what would you have ? ' Delmar Stevens: Somebody else's pants. Mrs. Walton: 'Can you tell me what a waffle is ? Bob Heitmeyer: Yes'm, it's a pancake with a non-skid tread. 18

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