French Lick High School - Plutocraft Yearbook (French Lick, IN)

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nl-in THE 1f1.U1oc:RAF'1' 1:--l--in Orchestra By Warden Tabor The High School Orchestra, which is under the direction of Paul W, Ashby, is made up of twenty-seven members. Under Mr. Ashby's direction the or- chestra has shown steady improvement and has played for several events dur- ing the school term. They furnished the music for the following events: Operetta, Convocation, Marquis the Magician, and helped in the music at the Washington Bicentennial celebration at Paoli. The orchestra and band together sponsored and gave the program Surprise Nite. lt is probable that the orchestra will 'play for the Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. The members of the orchestra and the instruments played are: Joyce Conrad .....,........................,.. lst Violin Mary Newton ...... Paul Goldman ......... Billie York .,....,,.... Earl Reynolds ....,, .........lst Violin ........2nd Violin ........2nd Violin ...,....2nd Violin Elvin Cox .,......,...,., Clarice Brown ,.i. ., Zoe Anna Burton .... .. Esther Stemply... William Beaty .,... Darrell Pierce ,,,,.. ...,,,,2nd Violin ,, ,,.,, 2I'lLl Vloliil ,,,...,.,.Double Bass .. .,..... E Flat Clarinet ,, .,.,.. B Flat Clarinet Duane Baxter ........ ...i.,... B Flat Clarinet Warden Tabor ,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,.,,.,. B Flat Clarinet Joan Tolivei '...,........,, C Melody Saxaphonc Helen Brinei ',,. .,.,, E Flat Alto Saxaphone Taggait Thomas, ..E Flat Alto Saxaphone Paul Pershing ,..,...,.....,.....,.,...,,... lst Cornet Aldis Robbins i...... ,,,,,,,,........,.. 1 st Cornet Walter Evans ,,... ....... 2 nd and 3rd Cornet Billie Walker ',.,.,, ........ 2 nd and 3rd Cornet Paul Bennett ,.,.,, ...,...,.. ,............,. T 1 'ombone Gene Baxter ',.,...,.,...,, .,.,,,......,.,...,. T rombone Lloyd George Drabing ........ ,.,.... B aritone Leslie Pershing ,...,.,........,.. ,,.ii.i,.i. T uba Ottillia Emmons .,.,.... Jean MacDonald ,........ Priscilla Burch ............ . , .,., Drums ..,....Drums ...,.,iDrums Kathryn Bledsoe ,.......,. ..,,...,. P iano Band By Walter Evans The band was organized in September under the leadership of Paul W. Ashby. It has played for all home basketball games, two pep sessions and at the Red Men and Odd Fellow lodges. The members and their various instru- ments are: Paul Pershing ....,.,,, ..,,.,,,,Solo Cornet Aldis Robbins ........, i.......,. S olo Comet Walter Evans ......... .................. 1 st Cornet Billie Walker .,,....,...............,.....,,,. lst Cornet Ruth Anna Ellis, ..........2nd and 3rd Corner Darrell Pierce .,,,,.,.,,.,.. lst B Flat Clarinet Duane Baxter .....Y...... 2nd B Flat Clarinet William Beaty iiii,........,...... E Flat Clarinet Joan Tolivei ',.,,.,,.. .,., C Melody Saxaphone Helen Briner ......,.,..,,..... E Alto Saxaphone Taggart Thomas ..,......, E Alto Saxaphone Gene Baxter ....,..... .................,,.. T rombonc Paul Bennett .........., Priscilla Burch .,.,,.,,. Ottillia Emmons ........ , Jean MacDonald Opal McDonald ..,.... Robert Deremiah ......,. 2nd and 3rd Warden Tabor .........,,. Pa ge Z2 El Cornet ...........Trombone ........Bass Drum ....,..Snare Drum .,....,.,....Cymbal .......,.Cymbal Leslie Pershing.. ,..........,..,. .............. T uba .lst B Flat Clarinet Lloyd George Drabing ........ ....... B aritone El

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1:1--in THE PLUTOCRAFT n-----in Class Songs By Eleanor Mavity and Louise Kearby The Class of '32 Words by Nina A. Hazel 1Tune: Sweetheart of Sigmi Chij The Senior Class of French Lick High Will always be true blue. They'll do their best and they'll pass the test As the Class of '32. They'll fight for rank and they'll get it, too Before their work is done. When they graduate may they truly say That the fight was fought and won. Senior Loyalty Song iTune: Washington and Lee Swing! Four years of struggle, toil, then victory. Four years of laughter, joy. We're glad to be The members of this class of thirty-two. For her we'll light right on, we'll ever be true blue. To her we promise all fidelity, And to her blue and white pledge our loyalty. We'll wave our banners high-all foes defy. Here's to the Seniors of French Lick High. El Seniors' Farewell Song CTune: Poor Butterfly! And now our school days are almost over, But we will cherish them evermore. The weeks will pass into months, The months will pass into years, And as we smile through our tears We'll think of days of yore. We'll see the scenes that were once so familiar. We'll see the scenes that are still so dear And whatever we are, and whatever good we may do, We'll owe it all, dear old High, to you. The Parting Class Song The sad hour of parting is now drawing nigh, Soon we to each other must murmur good-bye, The sweet songs of gladness and gentle refrain, ln these halls of music may we hear again. Now while our glad voices are blended in song, We question if ever this bright, happy throng, Shall meet on life's border, for the fu- ture's our own, Or will we be vanquished and never more known. Now from our dear teachers, and class- mates so true, We part with a lingering and tender adieug And go forth to mingle in life's busy fray, With hope that our success may gladden the way. III Page 21

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Treasurer ...............,............,..., Paul Bennet' U---m THE PLUTOCRAFT in---l-ni Arenel Club The Arenel Club was organized on December 29, 1931, with an enrollment of twenty-four members. Qualifications of the club are: flj You must play one semester in band or orchestra for pro- visional membership. 121 You must play two semesters for full membership. To The members are: Prow, Warden Tabor, VVoodrow Atkins, Paul Bennett Paul Pershing Paul Goldman Aldis Robbins Billie Walker William Beaty Jr. Warden Tabor Darrell Pierce Duane Baxter Gene Baxter Leslie Pershing Walter Evans Robert Deremiah Taggart Thomas Kathryn Bledsoe Joyce Conrad Zoe Anna Burton Surprise cease playing in either the band or or- chestra means loss of membership. Officers elected for this year are: President ..,......,,........,........., ..... H elen Briner Vice President ........,,,...... William Beaty Jr. Reporter and Secretary..Kathryn Bledsoe Helen Briner Priscilla Burch Ottillia Emmons Esther Stemply Joan Toliver Ruth Anna Ellis Jean MacDonald Opal McDonald Nite By Odessa Wagoner Surprise Nite was held in the gym- nasium on Friday night, October 16. The program was directed by Mr. Paul W. Ashby. It consisted of six different parts with each one wholly different from the others. This varied program was built with the idea of appealing to every- one in some way or other. Following is a list of the various casts Spot 1-Orchestra and Band. Spot 2- Some Wedding for Jeff -- ldell Emmons, Deloris Drabing, Alice Fry, Rosalie York, Loretta Baugh, Frances Healy, Nina Hazel, Barnetta Armstrong, Opal McDonald, Eleanor Mavity, Joyce Conrad, Edith Lane, Helen Lane, Anna Lois Robbins, Mary E. Pierce, Jean MacDonald, Martha Dere- miah, Rosemary Ritter. Spot 3- The Professor at Home - Sara Jane Ryan, Helen Briner, Nina Hazel, Harold McDonald, Paul Chilton. Spot 4- Mutt, the Marrying Squire -Paul Chilton, Glenn Putnam, Clyde El Vance Morgan, Wayne Byrum, Harold Mc-Donald, Harold Mclver. Spot 5- Medley -Barnetta Arm- strong, Sara Jane Ryan, Edith Lane, Ailouine Lennon, Christine Hisgen. Spot G- A Fantasy -Helen Briner. Edith Lane, Sara Jane Ryan, Alice Fry. Beatrice Hawhee, Billie York, Deloris Drabing, Mary J. Cave, Margaret Prow, Eleanor Mavity, Nina Hazel. Spot 7- Pure Fun -Rosemary Ritter. Tangled Tunes -Paul Pershing, Aldis Robbins, Billie Walker, Eleanor Mavity. Spot 8- E Pluribus Unum -Carol Holiday, Dorothy Gruber, Louise Ram- sey, Alice Fry, Edith Lane, Barnetta Armstrong, Sarah Jane Ryan, Ottillia Emmons, Eleanor Mavity, Rosemary Ritter, Deloris Drabing, Martha B. Smith, Margaret Thacker Sarah L. Colglazier, Margaret Prow, Mary J. Cave, Laura J. Ellis, Odessa Wagoner, Audrey Wag- oner, Nina Hazel, Paul Pershing, Aldis Robbins. III Page 23