Fortville High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Fortville, IN)

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Eugene Adam Jimmie Johnson Junior senlor Fl y Cavalcade if Chorus 3 1+ L ebal Countj Festival 3 '+ a r Qfayfl Lkxgforpo Along with the usual air of expectanc and confusionof the f1TSt day, twent ei ht eager, llttle bovs and glrl te ed the doors of Fortville Cchool on a Sebtembermornlng 1D 1937 Iith Miss Addlsod as thelr bcglnnlng teacher, the chool year started wlth a bang A party was given t e f1rst day for these boys and girls If school were like thls, it was golrg to be fun It was soon troug t differently At the end of the first year, most of the students Ven tured together into the s cond grade Much ecperience was ln store for them, and surely much was learned That w the year that R1ley's home was honored in be ing JlSlt6d b this llttle herd It was also durlng th1S eventful ye r that the Rhythm Band made lts debut under the dlrectlon of Miss Fhomas when the t sks of learnlng the 23rd Psalm and countlng to one thcus nd were acco nlished, some students beca e famlliar Wlth the fir t notewrlting igence in this clas there ha always been one allbi whlch was exrressed There was always some doubt as to whether or not muck 1 s achieved tUlS year due to the necesslty of three dlffcrcnt tc cher Ihen nrogress was made on to the fourth r de, it was only natur l that the lDdlViGUa1 health ch rts were always acknowledged Thls wa the year that book review contests xere sllghtly enfoyed and regular dictionary contests were ratler dlsgustlng he flfth g de was fllled to the brim wlth events Tvcrythlng from a weddlng, declarlnv of war, and an oper tta w re exn rienced Of course a clrcus narty, given at the home of the teacler, Mrs F rn Barrett, wa vcll remembered lt w HllHP th s year that the Ne t Bakery and Children's Museum w c vislted Donald Vellermeyer left Fortvllle and move to West Mllton, Oh o Upon enterlng the slxth grade, WhlCh to some w s known as a reparatory cla s for hlgh school llfe, to others lt was a orenaratlon for cosmetoloav -F ' fl - '3,, 1 U Y - - Yell-Le de 3 7 L1 , .J , Tv? ' y- g, Q ' U ,' s en- crs ' U .. A, ' c' , . A . . . A A S r , ig El . C .J . . ar f V . e . 1, 7 . A ' . 's ' . - - - ' I' ' . . ' ' a l . . . , I YT N - ' ' . cl . , ' cmnl - . e m H' ' , . s ' . Whenever there was a comment upon the lack of intell- n 3, A . s R ' - ' , . . .. A 'IA J. 1 . ' ' Ha s. U A . g a 'N ' 'K ' .V Cl Q. . , I ,Q . .,S L 1 . . . T . ra . . . . , . . . O rl , .. , , , V e e -, , , ' .V f Q r . ' A . ue s X3 . , . as 4 -' .j, W V 5 , Q . g p. . d ' 1 , ' ' ' - A a n s ' ' A , ' . . . .,. 0