Fritchton High School - Fritchtonian Yearbook (Fritchton, IN)

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8 eu is t x As flown the lin-vp of names we go A y Cv We find Q curly blnck haired boy sl A And when Lewie Myers is around., ,A 47 He fills the world with joy. Q7 fi As the scholar of our class, ei Here's our own Kathryn Rout, 2, -E Q ' And everyone seems to brighten up gnc cy when Katy is about. X.,a-5 i I ' X Marcella Vrmdeventer with her stately charm - K Is a quiet blue-eyed lass, v Q5 For' twelve years sho has been A member of our class. , G2 427 Q And as we near the ond of our poem, b G May I insert a name- A Betty Cummins , whom we. all know A 5 For her brilliant hair, she has gained fame, Q G And so as Seniors, let us say cz That you and every one an U10 will be Seniors after us X' G Have the same mnount of fun. is And to the teachers, may we give Our fervent thanks and admiration cg For all youfve done or tried to do Q To equip us for a post war nation. 7 Q9 ' I And so farewell, you lads and lesses, Qs From Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes May God he with you as you fly QS- Through to your Senior year with a do or die. 35' x 4 if is 191 CN Q 5 sl X 0 w if -e if

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N ll, eg ex is 65 C5 6 9 X 1 X K5 xx 144 it es Q5 its G5 . Q9 G9 le G5 it cn is G9 Q7 Q: v O , I szmoa PLAY The Senior Play wan presented April A, at 8:00 p.m. The title was HStrietly Formaln, the story of High School toon-agers trying to find dates for the Junior- Senior GJUCG. A guest from New York upsets most of the girls plans for getting the boys to ask them to the dance. There are many complications, but it seems that Hall's well that ends welln. The cast for the play was as follows: Jane, who hasn't a date for the dance . a Jean Evans Sally, her best friend 9 . . . Marcella Vandeventer . . . Juanita Mooney . Denny Allegree Agnes, the maid of all work . Q Andrew Cutler, Janc's father . . Nettie Cutler, her mother . . . Mr. Ahern, a neighbor . . . . Jim, Salley's boy friend . . . . Rose Tilton, who gets the mumps Mrs. Tilton, her mother , . 4 . Josie Tilton, the kid sister . 4 . . Kathryn Rout . Bill Atkinson . . . Dick Everett . . , Betty Cummins o 0 a 4- Cox . . Jackie Thorn . Harold Smith . . . . Bob Dayson Elroy, who likes to put the shot . George, whom Jane is sweet on . Marcia, triple threat from New York . . Joy Jackson Cindy Collins, a girl with ideas . . Bonnie Fletcher Mnrilyn, who is Naftern Elroy . . Q 4 4 . Lola Cook Lt. Bob Cunningham, of the Air Force . M Lfwic Myers Between the acts of the play, the Junior Gloe Club sang VGrandmaH by Sachs and HUnder My Umbrellan. WMy Heron by Strauss and HShine on Harvest Moonu by Bayes ' WCFC Sung Arnold md Pat O!BT'iCf'le Mr. Dale Williamson, the Principal of the school, was dircctor of the play, The furniture for the play was from Schulthies Furniture Store. X The mxmber of our class who was stage director dur- ing the play was Lowell Cookq Q 0 'YV 74 7 I 5 I sl I4 v 23 xv I sb 2 V 27 v A v A W' fl v 4:7 1 '5 Il vb I sb 4 yd 1 sl 2 Nw 2 yv 2 F 1. V 5 I N' N l ,P 1 In sl In N1 I4 1