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

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FOUNTENNIA 1923 SENIORS HELEN ALLENDER Snapshot Editor Fountennial. Wh0's Who 12a-12b. Ambition-To be an old maid. Favorite Pastime-Breaking' dates. In her four years of High Scliool Helen has been known by the great effort she has put forth in school work. She has always taken pride in best. We were glad for her friend- ship and co-operation while with us. May great success attend her. WILLARD O'DELL Wlwn's Who la-Gb. Ambition-To be an actor. Favorite Pastime-Studying. This is Shakespeare himself, no more, no less. Willo graduates with his colors fiying. He has symptoms of every deg1'ee and makes a good boost- er for any class. Willo is one of the gang. Also a member of several secret orders too numerous to men- tion.-Countersigned. IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll4llllI.Illl llll ll ll llll l

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20 FOUNTENNIAL 1923 -4ll.iil1ll:mml'l'l A 'will I i ir: l'l'll lll,lll' i:m'm.1'1' -' www ,N 'ii 'N' 'i11'l'H '1 l1.vl 'w,l ' l l 1 1 l llllll SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered High School in the year of 1919 as Freshmen who were noted as the worse and greenest class ever in the high school. There were nineteen of us who graduated from the eighth grade, and as Fresh- men our class increased at first and then decreased at the close of the year. We were very glad when the end of our first year came, and to forget about studying and reciting for four glorious months. While we were Sophomores our class decreased some but we got through very successfully and declared we had had a good time all year, although we were scolded many times for the fun we had. As we came to our Junior year we decided we would have to settle down and get to work. We did until we began to think something had to be done to entertain the 1922 seniors. We gave one pie supper but it did not help out very much so Miss Helen Riggs told us of a plan she had seen worked out, to have a Hallowe'en carnival. We worked and planned many things we had seen in a real carnival until we had everything all ready and the big night to come. At last it arrived with a big moon and lots of success for us. Our class has had good times every where we have gone and I know we will not regret anything we have said or done. Now we are Seniors and expect to graduate with a few honors we are thinking ofthe days gone by and of our success in basket ball and other sports we have enjoyed and which now we hate to give up. -H. B. I l lllll l 4 ll ll