Flora High School - Florian Yearbook (Flora, IN)

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LOIS METZGER, A.B. Manchester College Commerce Likes to window shop; dislikes meeting school paper and yearbook deadlines. ELEANOR MILNER, B.S. Purdue University Vocational Home Economics, Biology, General Science Likes to sew; dislikes peple chewing gum in class. RUTH MURPHY. A.B. De Pauw University English, Physical Education, Health Likes to read and teach school; dislikes pupils who have no intellectual curiosity. LESLIE RAY, M.S. University of Nevada Indiana University Physical Education, Health, Driver Training, Government, Psychology, Coach Likes dancing and watching athletic events; dislikes losing basketball games. RICHARD C. REID, M.S. Indiana University Indiana School of Religion History, Library Likes to eat apple pie; dislikes being called professor. HAROLD H. THOMPSON, B.S. Purdue University Vocational Agriculture, Science Likes to work with livestock; dislikes people who talk while others are speaking.

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EFFIE DOUGLAS, A.B. Manchester College Purdue University Latin, English Likes to read; dislikes students who don’t study. ALBERT HANES, M.S. Illinois State Normal University Northwestern University Purdue University Shop, Physics Likes shop and music; dislikes noise. ROBERT JARRETT, B.S. Stanford University Ball State Teachers College Mathematics, Jr. High Coach, Physical Education Likes to watch T.V.; dislikes being called '•Curly. JOHN MAXSON, B.M. Jordan College of Music Butler University Band, Chorus, Elementary Music Likes to fish; dislikes being awakened at 2 a.m. MAE McCORKLE Chicago University Indiana University School Secretary Likes reading; dislikes a newspaper that isn’t in order. FLORA McQUEEN, B.F.A. Valparaiso University Art Institute of Chicago University of Colorado Art Likes to go antiquing; dislikes people pretending what they re not. 9

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Seniors Here’s mine. Do I have one of yours? was the refrain when senior name cards arrived. Height. Chest measure? Head size? Three dollars, please! Five minutes—plow down the hall, rummage through the locker for the right books, last minute cramming, riisfi in the Sunshine room, and a wild dash to class before that bell rings! . . . though slightly dazed by the fact of being seniors, they promptly assumed their new tasks ... the arrival of name cards and pictures created a buzz through the halls as they exchanged with one another . . . being known for their originality, they decided to take psychology the second semester instead of the customary economics . . . finally, as Commencement invitations were sent and they were measured for caps and gowns, they realized that their last and most memorable year in F.H.S. was about to end . . . I