Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

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1 605 Oh so many talk about her But her charms they can t relate For her deeds they are so many And her learmng rs so great In the frrst place Bert s the mcest In the next place she s the best And she s certa1n1y the frnest Senror g1r1 1D east or west From our class she was selected For three years to lead the rest And as Pres she s been respected Made the grade and passed the test Chxef of all our yells and cheers She has been for three full year From the Councll Bert was voted Best to lead and best to steer So we want you to remember When you watch Roberta pass That she s the very fmest member Of Francesvrlle s flnest class

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MR. HUMPHREY Helen Riggs, a favorite teach- er of many years in Frances- ville, has taught grades four and five. She was born in this town and attended Indiana, Wisconsin, and Butler Univer- sities. Miss Riggs resides near Francesville with her parents. MISS RIGGS Mr. Ralph Humphrey who hails from Paris Crossing. Indiana, is the husband ofour high school English teacher, Ber- nice Humphrey. He attended Hanover College, Central Normal, and Indiana State TeachersCollege. Mr. Humphrey teaches the fifth grade. Rudy Cords is another Francesville graduate and a favorite with many of our students. He teaches the 6th grade, in addition to coaching the Junior High baseball and basketball teams. Rudy attended Manchester college and has taken extension from Butler and Indiana University. MISS KOSTER Miss Gladys Koster our second grade MR. CORDS Mr. Hamblin, a man appreci- ated by both students and the faculty, was born in Frances- ville, Indiana. He attended Manchester College, Ball State, and the University of Southern California. Besides being a wonderful principal, he teaches Science, Math, and Social Studies. He married Opal Hooker and now has two sons, David L. Hamblin Jr. and Jef- frey Lee. MR. HA MBLIN HQ' teacher was born near Francesville and is a 1917 Francesville Graduate. She attended Valporaiso University and North Manchester college. Her teaching experience has been in the elementary schools of Jefferson and Salem township schools. --tg

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DONNA LOWRY Ass t Treas Ill Take Care of You IS Donna s pet song srnce she hopes someday to be a nurse Donna has a quret gentle vorce and IS always on hand to help carry the load BILL BEISWA NGER V1ce Pres B111y Boy IS a member of the basketball team and one of the better students 1n the class B111 took part in the play both years B111 is th1nk1ng of gorng to college .Z OTTO WUETHRICH Treasurer If I Had a MIIIIOU Dollars says Otto Id never bother you any more Otto IS one of our fust frve on the basketball team and a member of the student councrl T .i awww' KAY KOEBCKE Secretary Dance Ballanna Dance No truer words were ever spoken, for Kay rsknown for her graceful dancrng. She 's eas11y dlsungutshed by her bright blonde harr and laughmg blue eyes. I , L --,v, nv? E' N . . ,, i, I s y' M, V. ' r . . ' ' '54 ttl A yit ,V 't Lil . . 'lrdsi ' D 'f X I . 2.50. 'W A . V ' ' ' , ' . . esss D re 9