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

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48 F O U N T lilililllllllllllll 'Hi ' 1 l H ENNIAL 1923 ,' ,. ,. I I 1922:23 SEPTEMBER Freshmen seem to enjoy the novelty of their new surroundings. Senior remark, Ho hum, they'll soon get over it. Miss Cecilia Crane, instructor in Latin and free speech, has won the hearts of all the students. We're sorry she can't stay long- er-it's a migrating bud you know. Patterson may have learned the Manual of Arms at Camp Knox, but he has some diffi- culty in marching the Freshmen out first, umored to be twenty-five. Pat sighing OCTOBER -Freshman class organization has been indefi- nitely postponed-Phip Hampton, Soph., chased nfiuential Freshie out of town this morn- ' ' 4-Athletic meeting. Capt. Thomas resigns post of Destiny for Fountennial. Finally de- to issue the second volume. Laughlin has dug up some new yells and ' fi ff 'I 41 if 4 , f N z .07-'T 1l 'my-1 f ', ' i ' . as l E K My 16- i 'I ' X l s 5 P 5? l Eh, Roy? 1 18-Miss Carol Lois Kennedy r I I hope so. 26-Our History prof. admits that he reads Confessions of a wife. We thought he got his information first hand. 1 qlyglpf 3 1 -'1 i one i I ing. i I, 'Z of treasurer to J. Herbert Brown. ' Q e 20-Da' ' - cidied f 28-Jack l O9f f2Qffi is hi roote Miss Nichols, Miss Wise an closed doors this noon. Do season, perhaps. 29- tting the high places with his band of rs. d Coach Patterson in conference behind ping out some new plays for the coming 31-Our president says there is one too many Wise in the world. Roy is , quite a reformer, perhaps he put this ol' world back in balance again. NOVEMBER 5 4-Coach Patterson's men are off with a A neat victory over Centerville Hi, 18-7. i 7-It is rumored that at least one senior has i ' found another use for a good stick of y Q? stove wood. it M 10-Brownsville fell hard, 24 to 15. . m 13-Pater Brown says he ties the dogs if V - they get to staying out late. We wonder In l l what he does with Herbie?