Fritchton High School - Fritchtonian Yearbook (Fritchton, IN)

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:::lWilESB!EEEIl5ZlN5ilEii!ISiII52IEEEIESE!!5ElISEIESBILSZIISEIISEIIS'FP' X . 67 He. saw the former Qzlarcella 'vanfievcnter again when - she brought her little daughter to the Ghristmas 62 Play. She is a very famous woman in the world today , for she has invented a new kind of pastry with an G7 atomic lcvening agent- The new bakery matte is ' G 'YBAKE WITH ATOMIC ELEVATION AND YOU IL NUIVER DIE OF STJLRVATION . G The school has been hearing reports from the stu- ' dents about the musical comedy star, ULIZZIE the 6,3 LOUSEU who appeared this spring in a new production HUPSIDE DOWN and INSIDE OUT which she herself has 9 written.. Lizze is remembered here at Fritchton as T A ' Jean Evans. Her only other contribution to Literat- Qe ure is the well known novel THE GAR? M?-1? e.xNf'. . X Another item that the school recalls with pride f .fi is that Juanita Mooney the well known explorer and X , big game hmmter has at last finished extensive pre- xq 05 parations for her well publiaized trip to the moon. I It is an assured success. fi The school hears that there is to be a new hos- . ital built in Fritchton. It will be sponsored by fr gr. Denny Allegree, a prominent snake charmer. All X sallons will be closed and he will take the drunk- Q7 ard's mid off drinking by presenting each with a eg basket of PEE Copper head snakes. This is his Neuro or kill method. If it is a success, butter- Q: milk sallons are a thing of the past. Another interesting feature is that Bonnie Flot- g. cher now runs a huge dairy. Every morning she drives in hor' little green Cadillac Delivery Truck with QS- several cases of milk for the school cafeteria. Her - K truck bears the words DRINK MILK FOR BONNIE GOOD '-7 I-IEIJJTHU. The school has also heard quite a bit of snicker 19 ing and giggling about a near fatal accident. It seems Joy Jackson was taking Kathryn Rout for a ride in hor new helicopter. While taking off, thc plane collided into Kathryn's brotherfs kite string and h both young ladies were knocked out of tho plane. Q A 'Fortunately Miss Rout fell into the soft mud of a V ' 'b pig pen. Her only injuries consisted of brusiss as 3, a result of be trampled by hogs, However, Miss ' Jackson landed in the top of a large tree and hung Q there by hor skirt until she was rescued by the H - . Fritchton Fire Dept. She is now confined to her bod 5 with nervous prostration. - V 4 sb SD sl sb sl ab sb 4:7 '9 sl sb sl 37 sb an sb 9 sb .9 GD

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'Y V . One of the school's young men, Louis Richard 6 Myers, is running for the office of state judge. As cs his posters and speeches are much better than his opponets, he is sure to be elected. fe He also remembers that Wilma cox brought ner 2 famous horse for the young childrem to see. Even I Q? grown-ups came to see the almost extinct animal. X Hers is the only one of its kind in the United States 67 Although she has been offered up to 8lO0,000 for the sl X horse she refuses to sell because she says this is ,, Cv not enough for a perfectly good plow-horse. ' Q, ,L Harold Smith, Amcrica's most famous missionary, AJ 1- ' recently visited Morocco and called upon Bob Dayson fx .vyx-. Q? and his harem of 179. Bob reluctantly gave Harold Bri ' permission to convert his wives to Christianity and X N X has discharged all but one., X 1 It seems that Betty Cummins, the trustee, at first Q made plans to have the old school building torn down K and a new one erected on the same site. But she be-5 b Q1 came sentimental, much to the buildings happiness, 4 and decided just to remodle, putting in a new esca-' b G later and giving Bill Atkinson, the well-paid job of 6 redecorating and re-plastoring the building.. My e , t 5 Ah' ':'-1-4 N I ' .. -.div-Q fl A 9 K '- 5 ' ,Wi t s it fi -f,. - 5 is 2 -.- -. L- ' ,' 3' ,qw if E is cur- I' Iv is -1-fr om 1-or it o il 0 ssmons ' 27 x FIRST ROW: Betty Cummins, Jean Evans, Joy Ann ,U 1? Jackson, Juanita Mooney, and Bonnie Fletcher Fl W 1 SECOND ROYI: Marcella Vandeventcr, Lola Cook, Y' C7 Kathryn Rout, Wilma Cox, Barbara Warner Q 6. THIRD ROW: Harold Smith, Dick Everett, Principal 5, Z Mr. Williamson Louis Myers, Donny Allogrec, and N Q37 Bill Atkinson ,BACK ROW: Lowell Cook and Bob Dayson is