Fountain City High School - Fountennial Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

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58 THE FOUNTENNIAL um i i ii i ilimawilliiiiiiilmzrimiiiiwiiiliiwiil1iwl+ww--'ii iiwfii l l WWW l I ll' ll HW Wlllllllll WW CALENDAR 1921-22 SEPTEMBER 5-School opens with much confusion. Freshies much in evidence. 6-Classes begin, but lack of books causes lots of trouble. S-Hatty is discouraged all ready 3 he says it takes too much time to study. lo-Yerlan says, I don't see why Dorothy wants to go with Bill Grablef' NYe can't imagine why Yerlan, maybe it's a matter of taste. IS-Fire drill, Freshies march out in line order. CBut of course they Wouldn't burn anyway fp PJ. ' 20-A 1921 Senior visits this house of knowledge for a day. 21-Our Ocean XYave is put in operation today. Some of the High School kiddies appeared to enjoy it immensely. The tennis court is also init- iated. 22-Kate has the toothache. Accordingly everyone gets a snappy answer. Hatty needs a shave. 26-Miss Riggs gels her tongue twisted in French class and says Shay in- stead of say. Perhaps she took a shay ride Sunday nite. XYho knows? 27-Nothing in particular, except the freshies are exceptionally dumb in alge- bra and the seniors the same way in physics' class. ZS-Prof. Beall fatter discussion in ancient history classj Arnold, what do we think will become of us after we die? Arnold, XYell, we think our spirits will either go up or down. 29-Flies exceptionally bad, and Fred Lovin gets caught. OCTOBER G Q-Everyone appears with sleepy eyes, headaches and rough complexions. Rode too long after movie, no doubt. sl-Miss Riggs tin English classj I would call a man vicious that turned on a policeman, after he had been captured, and bit, snarled and scratched at him. Hatty, l'd call him a cat. J-fall Ralph is absent. Margaret is pessimistic. fbj Everyone is enthusias- tic about the annual. fcj Reported today that Herbert was compared to a peach. 7-All Seniors are moved back three seats to their displeasure. F. C. H. S. mourns the absence of Demaree. Mr. Marshall entertains the school with The Merchant of Venice and comic selections. l0-fErma receives her Encyclopedia of Etiquette. l2hXX'e learn new basketball songs. Everybody enthusiastically agrees to back the team. I7-Mrs. Henson talks to the girls concerning the minstrel show. 19aEveryone is willing to work hard today because we have four long days of vacation ahead of us. l l l l l llll lll Ill Ill Illllil Ill I Illillllll I lllllllllllllllllll lllll l lllllll lll l ll Hll ll!

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THE FOUNTENNIAL 57 Il l l l l l ill ll l lllllllllllltllilllllillllllllllllllllllllllHilllllllHIHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllll Ill ll il'hlll.li1il1l. Ruth Pitts, Earlham, Richmond, Ind. Bookkeeper at Earlham College. Gladys Study, 322 Main St., Richmond, Ind. Stenographer. Gladys Gifford, Fountain City, Ind. Caroline Johnson Qliendellj, Fountain City, Ind. Married XYalter Kendall. 1919 Alsie Fahien, Fountain City, Ind. Geneva XYright, 515 East Sth St., Bloomington, Ind. Attending I. U. Ruth Fulghum, Fountain City, Ind. Stenographer. Clawson Keene, 21 XYest Lafayette St., Lafayette, lnd. Attending Purdue University. Elizabeth Evans, 729 Maine St., NYellsburg, XV. Ya. Attending college. Harold Reynolds, Ft. Collins, Colorado. Elizabeth Miller tjonesj, 617 Clay St., Sturgis, Mich. Married. Loraine Lacey tjonesj, 031 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Married. Alsie Thomas, Oxford College, Oxford, Ohio. Archie Thornton, Fountain City, Ind. Farmer. Edna Kendall, R. R. B, Richmond, lnd. Teaches school. 1920 Robert Thomas, Fountain City, Ind. Clerk in his father's grocery. Blanche W'illiams CBrinkleyj, Fountain City, Ind. Married Harold Brinkley. Howard Lovin, Fountain City, Ind. 'Es her NYilliams, 132 S. -lth St., Richmond, lnd. Stenographer. Eva Rothermel tBrownJ, R. R. B, Richmond, Ind. Married Leonard Brown. Helen Brown, Elmwood Place, Ohio. Musician. Louise Study, 322 Main St., Richmond, lnd. Stenographer. Mark Hampton, R. R. B, Richmond, Ind. Gladys Bailey, 519 S. 9th St., Richmond, Ind. Margaret Johnson, Fountain City, lnd. Louise Martin, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. 1921 Naomi Parrish, Box No. 302, Glendo, XYyoming. Teaching school. Agnes Reynolds, 357 XYishek, N. Dak. Teaching school. Elsie Hampton, R. R. B, Richmond, Ind. Lois Reynolds, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Dorothy McNutt, Earlham College. Richmond, Ind. Harold Kincheloe, Fountain City, Ind. Attends Earlham College. Faye Kem, Fountain City, Ind. Attends Earlham College. Robert Huff, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. George Evans, Shorter Hill, XYilberforce, Ohio. Attending college. Goldie Gifford, Fountain City, Indiana. Dorris Keene, care XYm. Hamilton, Oxford, O. Attending Miami University. Claude XYright, Fountain City, lnd.

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THE FOUNTENNIAL 59 llltlllllllllllll llilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllll Ill Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll lllll ll H4 ll l l llllllllilll'l'lilH' 24-A new teacher arrives on the scene. No one seems to have their lessons today, much to the embarrassment of the new teacher. Miss Riggs says, It's terrible, children, you've had four long days to get your lessons, but ask her about those papers she took home to grade. 25-The Juniors are working hard for their social. 27- Tom Thumb Wedding. 29-The big carnival and box supper was a grand success. Noise, noise, noise, and the clowns' antics kept the crowd in an uproar of laughter. 31-Everybody is anticipating a big time for l-lallowe'en. First rehearsal for minstrel show is held. NOVEMBER l-Hatty believes in telling the truth all right, but how about that auto- biography? You should have sent in a few words under the lost column to the Palladium. Z-Mildred, Ralph, Dorothy, and Carl Blocker broke a camera this noon. 14-Everyone is looking mysterious about the minstrel show. Several almost faint because of stage fright. 15-Constant humming of minstrel hits. Some of the minstrel girls still look rather dusky. 16-Oh, you freshie Latin class. l think the freshmen will recite verbs in their sleep and eat them at noon. 21-Junior class meeting. 25-Sighs and sobs heard on all sides, we are beaten in the invitational tourna- ment. 28-Hatty returns from the Y. M. C. A. Conference. DECEMBER H 2-Hatty gives a report of the Y. M. C. A. Conference. XYe appreciate it very much. 'Tis rumored that some of the freshies twho still believe in Santa Clausb can hear Santas sleigh bells ringing all ready and are think- ing of nuts and candy. 5-Honor Roll is put up. Some are surprised, but many more are despondent. 6--Freshie, freshie, don't you cry, You'll learn your latin by and by. -Commercial Arithmetic exam. XX'as it stiff, Kate Oh, no very thin. S-Boston goes home without the bacon. -L4 to 25 in our favor. 7 9-The Juniors receive their class rings. The beauty of it all Y tXYatch out Miss Riggsj. My, l am certainly proud of mine. Say they make the Senior rings look like XYoolworth's products. Those and many others were the remarks of the Juniors on opening the box that contained their riiits. 12-Prof. Beall is suddenly called away and Mr, Hatfield substitutes in Physics class.