Fort Branch High School - Key Yearbook (Fort Branch, IN)

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THE BENEDICTUS Senior Class lDill We the Senior Class of l928, being sound in mind and body, do hereby make our last will and testament. To the Junior Class we will our seats by the windows, provided the said class does not mar them. To Mr. Hemmer we will a class equal to ours in asking questions on subjects besides the lesson. To Mr. Smith we will a l928 model Ford, that is capable of hauling as much as his old one. . To Miss McCrea we will a class that will appreciate her help and cooperation through school as we did. To Miss Webb we will a senior class that will stop talking before the warning, bell rings. To Miss Jones we will a speaking tube to be placed between her office and typing room so that she can tell us to please shut up. I' To Mr. Harbstreit we will our athletic ability to be distributed among next year's basket ball team. To Miss Thomas we will enough ponies to make a bonfire to celebrate the first basket ball victory-i. To Mr. Weaver we will a senior class that will not run up and down the stairs. To Mr. Lockwood we will enough dictionaries to be distributed among the class of '29. I, James,Wallace, will the right to be champion talker of F.B.H.S. to Norman Freund. I, Kathryn Johnson, will my place on the basket ball team to Velva Harmon. I, Floyd Lewis, will the right to take Wilhelmene Johnson to the car each evening to Harry Joe English. I, Maxine Yeager, will my compact with all its attachments sto Evelyn Miller. I, Lolave Brenton, will my studious appearance to Mable McKee. I, Josephine Laib, will my bathing cap to next year's basket ball team. I, Luetta Singleton, will my loud and noisy manners to Fern Robinson. Y I, Jess Purcell, will my ability to hold down the BB. bench to Kern Harmon. I, Opal Singleton, will my quiet ways to Helen Mounts. I, Una Jay, will to Violet Wells my ability to ask questions. I, Henry Michel, will to Fred Johnson my gift of oratory. P a g e T w e n l y

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g v A THE BENEDICTUS 1 5-ap-u..n1..1n.-..1...-....-......-l.1...-,.-..........-..-........Qui .. 1 1 1 -......1.a-...- Senior Calendarem-Concluded We selected the Benny Staff today. County tourney drawings. We play Hazleton in the first game. Yeal Rawil Twigsll Jan. I9. Feb. l-2. broken. Feb. IO. Webb has Feb. I5. City today. Feb. 23. at Evansville senior year. Senior pictures made. All reported a jolly time. Only three cameras We decided on our senior play today- The Hidden Guest. Miss an unusual way of deciding things right. The Girls Glee Club gave short programs at Francisco and Oakland We sure had an enjoyable time. We certainly had lots H fun today. We went to the senior banquet College. We vgill remember it as one of the most jolly days of our ! March IO. We gave our class play, The Hidden Guest, last night. It was enjoyed by a large audience. Seniors remember the secret of the play. Aipr. 20. The..juniors will give their play, Cyclone Sally , tonight. Apr. 22. Tonight is Baccalaureate. Our speaker is Rev. Shake. Apr. 23. We are expecting a big time at the junior and senior reception tonight. The juniors are all acting queer and mysterious today, and no one seems to know what is up. Apr. 27. Last night was commencement night. It doesn't seem possible that it has been four years since we were freshmen. The stage was beautifully decorated. We girls wore dresses of pastel shades. Dr. Earl E.. Harper from Evansville college was our speaker. We hate to say to our good old times in F.B.H.S. Farewell, but it is linis . I KATHRYN JOHNSON. Page Nineteen

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-s ' . THE BENEDICTUS In-ellen-1am-an-1111:-un-:nu-:nu-uu1un-1:1-n1nu1un-nn1un1411:-uu1uu 1111111111 Senior Class lDillf--Concluclecl l, Dorothy McKean, will to Beulah Woods my winning smile. I, Ralph Mattingly, will to Marsovan Reynolds the right to have the last word in any argument. J I. Helen Mills, will to Mary Louise Upton my ability to play for the Glee Clubs. I, joseph Laib, will to jack Swinney the right to be the best looking boy in school. I. George Sollman, will to Wilmer Wallis my success in music as champion player of the French Harp. I. Muriel Shelby, will to any present junior, all my school notes in Economics. I. Geraldine Slinger, will to any girl my ability to capture rides in the Overland. -1 Junior Class Plan UCYCLONE. SALLY By Eugene Hafer. Cast of Characters Jack Webster -- ........... -- .... John L. Wallis. Reggie Manners ..... Carl Brumiield. Jim Jerkins --- ..... Walter Michel. Willie Clump -- .... Lawrence Wirth. Sally Graham --- .... '-Mable McKee. Jenny Thatcher - ...... Thelma Epperson. Ruth Thatcher -.. .... Mary Louise Upton. Effie Vardon - .... Alma Robinson. Vieran Vernon ....... ..... F aith Weeks. 5. 4 Synopsis Sally Graham, a young lady of cyclonic temperature impersonates Sue Bascom, a girl whom Jack Webster wishes to marry for her money. Jack falls in love Qh the counterfeit Sue for her own sake. Her true identity is revealed as Sally whom Jack hated and all ends happily. Page Twenty One