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' '5 -V A-4if-vs g if -A Z 2' HONOR ROLL GILBOA HIGH SCHOOL, DEDICATED TO HOSE' WHO ANSWERED OUR COUNTRY3 CALL TO THE COLOR MARIO!! Lssrszz ,By .mzzss csrmmz I5 16 vsmow smo - r - O sr E ,, ROBERT sczmsmx V . , 46 Emu. Bnsssmsn Z3 gi' EUGENE surmou Ti L f -if l FORREST nuscmml lf, fr PAUL zzssum '33 H GLENN rr-roms ,J -RAYMOND novrusv ph l . HOWARD MODANIEL ry gif mmsn SCHINTI H - ' Y 1. i-- i- - MARVIN cmuss S, lf? vumrs w.mER'r Er li' DARRELL PAMPEL ff 'N f' O5 9 O . 1 - PAULIVE smmm-s ' P 1 - TMRION IRWIN - I m ' rwomun oovmmf HEIMN GLOTZBACK Hr K H I 5. ... , vxmuzzwcx PETERS 53 ft swow LEHE im m - PAW, SWTJIPF 5T0W'T'7 T S K 1 i ' um'-'o avfrcrrsn -. , ,Q ofwzo d 1I.LIM'b 17, Hr Harm: NELSON CARL PAFLPEL s of x .L Gilboa is proud of its valorous deeds. This, no one can deny But those of whom we are proudest Are the soldiers from Gilboa High. 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Eleven very timid children trying to find their way around the mammoth assembly was a sight to behold. These two years passed more quickly than ever and we soon found ourselves ngreenu freshmen. Here was the initiation to which we had looked forward for years. It was rendered to us by the graduating class of n43u and a good time was had by all. This was the year we were able to have Phy. Ed. with the bigger boys and to our amazement some of the boys made the second and some, the first team before the year was over. Our sophomore year promised to be a very successful one. With Knoefel as president and Miss Honey as our sponsor we really had a grand time. Robert was selected to help the juniors and seniors with a very important part in their class play. he ordered our class rings of which we are very proud, had parties and other recreational get togethers, and laid plans for our most important years in school, our junior and.senior years. The Junior year opened with a bang. Robert was president and hrs. May, our sponsor. We gave the play nTake It Easyu which was successful. The receipts exceeded our expectations, Our rings had arrived and much time was spent showing them off. With the money we had in our treasury and a little help financially from the seniors, we took them on a trip to Chicago. lt was on the 13th of April, the day following the death of President Roosevelt hlthough Chicago was laden with teardrops, the brave Gilboains had a grand ti e. We visited the W. L. S. Dinnerbell program, Museum of Science and Industry, and the larger stores of downtown Chicago. In the evening we attended the famous nystery, the nTen Little Indiansn at the Harris It r Theater. We arrived back in Remington early the next morning. In the spring of the year the school had numerous skating parties at Fowler which left their mark for some of the juniors. With our junior year complete we were ready to enter the last and most important year in our high school career. There were eight very adorable seniors who entered the senior class on August 28, 1945. Taking the places of the former graduates was not an easy task at first, but we soon adapted ourselves to the job and are now well satisfied with our work. We were taken on a trip to Chicago by the juniors and all the places of interest were visited in the two days we were there. During the One of our year we held several parties - which were highly enjoyed by all. memorable events was the day our pictures arrived. We had them taken the first of November and upon their arrival we all stood around and wondered where the good looking class was that we saw on the pictures. Mr. May was our sponsor and Paul Clauss, our president. The class enjoyed sponsoring a Halloween Carnival which was s great success and netted a large sum of money. In fact everything we did was greatly enjoyed. he feel that all we are and all we ever hope to be we owe to our school, our teachers, our classmates and our parents. 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'IIDIEBI 551 ,Z - M-,,555gf-' Stagg, 5 if 3,5,5.-.- Tak : - I-v..,,,,, . 1 X lf 'A' - .,. ,Q ' slgisassr 535 4 illfflll . 4 Q' ll- ! I ' . . 1- Nl: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Vie, the senior girls, will our ability to get by with anything in Home Economics classto the freshmen and sophomores. Vie, the senior girls, will our job of making basketball posters for Mr. Puett to the junior girls. I, Bob Kinsell, will the urge! to argue in History class to Bernard Lamie. I, Elinor Armold, will the ability to persuade someone else to put :ry typewriter down in bookkeeping class to some dear little junior. - I, Knoefel Longest, will :ry basketball ability to Frank Baker. I, Velda Beckley, will ny ability to go steady to Ruby Dexter. Vue, the senior class,' will our ability to resist the temptation of gypping any poor person who gets within reach to the sophomores. I, Ivan Reel, will my deep voice to 'Geneva Abbott.l I, Beryle Buschmnn, will my ability to stay out of school to Gene Longest. I, Paul Janssen, will ny bookkeeping book to the scrap drive. I, Velda Beckley, will ny position as Mr. Puett's secretary to Geneva Abbott. . We, Elinorland Velda, will our excess size to John Halsema. I, Bob Kinaell, will ny checker playing ability to Mr. Puett. , I , . I, Paul Clauss, will nv love for basketball referees to Leon Waibel. I, Paul Clauss, will uv ambition to patronize surrounding towns to any junior boy who wants it. We, the senior boys, will our manners to the junior boys. We, the seniors, will our seats in the assembly to the juniors. I, Elinor Arnold, will distinguished temper to anybody who can cope with it. We, the senior boys, will our three positions on theebaskat- ball squad to any of the boys in high school who think they can fill them. 4,5525 .v lp r. p W .5552 5251- ,.::, 35553: V 5520215211221ffffsfril,:51.:.,.1:,1:s5sS jf 2223 . gf' lv' v ' ' ' -:Ig2g:f:f:f:f:3:Z 5 - 6 ' 5:1 -,3.g3:35g.g3g JI, I ': ':'1'f! e Xl 'Q' X ..'..2.:.:.: 5. wfigi RER ....... 5: .g':-55:33-xg. Z:Z:I:I:E:E:E ' ' .lzffii J I' I A map :-5:-:5::::::::,:3:::5:::1:-:A:-: EQEQEQEQEI- '55 ,'.-.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-. .lt . E 1 5 l A -1 s 1 4 A 1 Q , v f L A Q Q II E a A M . . mm-1 IILL If ,fix-as Q 2 4 ' IJIIAV 555, nur-rn-as E55 gag W : unseat: as fg- 5552522222 I ' .Hz iilfilll If v - ' Hag? QQEWZQI if 5 ,gwwasnun g,g:g.-.- - . - mp f' ' A X W ,fdfi if f t . 'liillfil gg ,5 A 4 Y . ' , A J xx! 1 W fnv.,,,,- n CLASS PROPHESY On the morning of May 5, 1955, I boarded m helicopter and was soon winging my way over the country-side to hunt up some of ny old classmates. First I decided to drop in at Hollywood and see if by any chance some of them had landed in the movies. As soon as I entered the set at Warner Brothers Studio, whom should I see but Miss Velda Beckley. Velda had come to Hollywood for a visit about three years after school was out and dght away a producer saw her and thought she would be just perfect for his next picture. Velda and I immediately went into a huddle and started reminise - ing. After leaving Miss Beckley, I decided I was hungry and should have breakfast. I saw a restaurant down the street and hastened toward it. As I entered, I heard a loud wolf call and a shrill whistle. I looked around to see who was so smart and got ready to slug him with my purse. To m sur- prise it was none other than Beryle Buschman. He had the poor waitress on needles and pins because he was leaning over the counter so far. He came over and we exchanged a few words. I asked him about his marital status. He said he was still single, but thought he had finally found a victim. He was engaged to a sweet little chick with blonde hair and brown eyes. They were to be married when she set the date. I hurried across thc street to my helicopter and soon I was back in good old Indiana. I made m way toward Gilboa and found myself hovering over the heel Homestead: Glancing around over the landscape, I saw over on the fence an overalled and strawhatted figure. I couldn't tell whether it was a scare crow or the hired man. Upon landing I found that it was none other than Ivan himself. While we were talking, we heard the most terrify- ing noise. Ivan let out a war whoop and one, two, three, four, no--f1v, youngsters came out of the barn. They swarmed around, all talking at once. Ivan said, 'Meet Pee Wee, Squirt, Spike, Jud, and Ike the Second.n Pee hee had a black eyeg Squirt had a bloody nose, Spike had a torn lipg Jud had the whole knee torn out of his pants, and Ike the Second had his arm in a sling. Ivan scowled and said, nSquirt, you can wash the dishes tonight and Spike, you can dry them. Jud, you can gather the eggs. Pda Wee, you do the milking, and Ike, you can sit on a chair for two hours.n I asked him about the Little Woman. He let out another war whoop that would have put Tarzan to shame. The sweetest little blonde lady canm walking out of the house. Dressed in blue and white gingham and stiff white organdy apron, she looked like a story book version of a farner's wife. I finally bade them good-bye and was on m way. I went to the Ritz-to have dinner and as I was sitting down at ny table, who should oome up to speak to me, but Knoefel Longest, accompanied by a beautiful girl. He introduced me and I invited them to git at ny table while we talked about old times at Gilboa. I asked what he was doing and he said he was a singer here at the Ritz Nightclub. I had the pleasure of hearing him and found that Knoefel was crooning his way into everybody's heart. I gave m helicopter all she had and soon we landed in hashington. Entering the building where m friend has a law office, I walked past a door partly ajar. I looked in, of course, and what do you think I saw? None other than Paul Clauss with a beautiful blonde sitting on his lap. hell, of all things, and right here in Washington, too. I saw on his desk the pictures of two very lovely looking children. Paul smiled and said, uMeet the Missus.u She was also his secretary. He said he found it more economical that way. It was getting late and I had several more stops to make. Just as I started crossing the street, some one drove right out in front of UH Bhd almost knocked me down. He parked and I went over to give him a piece of ny mind. Imagine my surprise when I saw that it was Paul Janssen.. Shortly after graduation he had come to Washington to become a taxicab driver. he had been there one day and saw a beautiful girl driving a taxicab,and right then and there he made up his mind to become one,too. I asked him if he was married. He said, uYes, I married the taxloab driver.n c5335 .vo Q3 v0 :Olga ,.f 0 0 i 1. oz.. 25' e?J59 - XXX V 0 1' , '3 555: t1f13.i6..1f2 Y fiiiizfifli .9 fQiE?q,dqagy egggypo 1 gli, Jufii r IT :fb 'b 0' ,ff ' 'W 4' H I . '3 :'+!'f ff' e rs, ' .v ' A fi' '- ::g, .3 qgiigfgf -K gx ........ if :izizl 531455 2:2:1:f:f:5 o. ' .-:5:C:2: j ii? a I ' ::fiffs:1.f'f:?2s ..... , f Q i ? 5 i r i f E 5 2 E 5 I . r F 2 e 5 i E I 5 I + .AC if ,mats 4: 1. 4- H at lflllvlit- 222 isa ea? '- I, nlr.:uvaa sg .gag ,ff UIISQBBI zgsl qs ffl 4, f . 'lzlmssl 5:3 :s: : ' ,ig lilwln i, 1 Y -W ,I l' 2 X 4 tg:g:g - , m...N..,,,,mm - -' mu' ..1:5:z' YQEWII . Z ,, ...- .... . ...I - e CLASS PROPHESY A few minutes later I was on my way to New York on business. Arriving chere, I wandered toward the Bronx to see the bright lights. There were crowds of people and much excitement. I couldn't figure what it was until I was informed that Robert Kinsell was running for Governor. He had become very rich through some big business deal and was one of New York's leading millionaires. I wanted to talk to him, but knew I wouldn't be able to get close with all that cheering mass of humanity around him. I heard he was doing so much good for the city of New York, that I decided to give him my vote. While strolling down 5th Avenue the next day, I noticed a sign on an exclusive office building, nElinor Arnold, M.D.' Now I knew that Elinor had completed nurses training and was successful, but I didn't know, until I was able to secure an interview, that she had decided to go to a univer- sity e.nd become a doctor- I understand that folks pay her a fortune just to hear her tell mem to eat more and exercise less. As I lay in my hotel room that night trying to sleep I kept thinking about the Gilboa graduating class of' 1946. Within the past few days I had talked to all of them and I realized that they are all happy and successful in their different capacities. Gilboa should be proud of her sons and daughters. M . x --Lliror .'. 011 We, the seniors, think there should be a few changes made, or should have been, when we became seniors. First of all, why couldn't we fly to school in Piper Cub? instead of riding in those rickety Old busses? If the school board really appreciated us as they should, they would supply us with little cots so we could have a nap every afternoon. It seems as if the trustee could provide us with overstuffed arm chairs instead of the same old seats the rest of the kids have, .and a floor lamp beside each would be very convenient. And it's perfectly ridiculous that we have to walk up and down all those steps every day. If Nh:-shall Fields can afford escalators, why can't Gilboa? It does seem as if the underclassmen and faculty could treat us with the honor and respect that is due us. The freshmen have plenty of time to take us to our classes in wheelchairs before reporting to their ovm rooms. The sophomores should be required to serve us tea each afternoon, and a bar of candy would go very nicely with it. flhey have plenty, anywey.j You'd think the juniors would enjoy helping us with our lessons. After all they'd be just that much smarter next year. The teachers should come to us for advice. Since we have been seniors more recently than they, we feel that we are well qualified to settle all school difficulties in a very competent manner. fe don't think the teachers should scold when tho seniors leave the assembly without permission. After all don't they realize who we arc? 'ffhj' should we pay to see basketball games and class plays? The other students should feel honored by our presence. Je also think we should have an afternoon off each 'seek to g0 to the movies, bowl, or do whatever we please. Why should the seninrs have to study or even go to school at all this last semester? 'e'ye been doing that for the last twelve years and it's getting a little old. We would appreciate some special attention to cur abilities. C: icials shruld be notified to be or hand commencement night to grab us off to fill their responsible positions. And here we are just about ready to graduate and the teachers ar-en't even trying to find farms or hunting' up equipment for us. They surely know they are hard to ret. ','.'e do hope. that the school will go on after we':-e gone but doubt whether or not it can withstand the blow of cur departure -and the alzsen-ze of our counsel. .I , Qvvv.'Q' -:f:f:f:j:fgfg:5:5 fi 'I 52:93:59 ,wolf I xi.:.:.:.zIi ' - s2'?f42'!'f riff' es f ,..3::::::: : Q:0tO,'.4'1'5'u X . ..::::: . 'G Q., - K E .v..,.. NR 25:52Cfffiiififfffffzfffi :g:1:f:f:f:5. -x ' .'2:Z:If 1, Q Wa I I 1 5 I l E x i 3 C Q 5 . , 1 u U 2 34 5 C 5 a 5 s s X . x I 3 A B E : A e I x 5 s 5 ! I 5 N 1 KW O. Fifi' ' x ,, I . ., ,.- ' N5.Qg:.z'- f W.. 4 fill !7I T'Tii f l K xx X X 'f xx w If fv5 ' A ! 1 1 5 1 f E 1 5 I 2 e 1 K 2 i E 1 E I . 3 F 2 : 5 5 i i Q i E V 5 n E 9 5 a , . P ' lasting impress ion as our contribution to G. H. S . E5Z5E3E5::., I,Ij'?:1S1 ' 'g:g:::g:3:, sg . ' ,. .. S as l e usssszmzsz age :gag 2 5 fi 11- ' , - e . -eg.. 552 'eil ,P FEEQEEEEEESESEEESPEI if2515525E252255555225532E52555552:555255if1:225E252525555525Eiifiiffffififiiiifffffiiifztl fzfg Qilzfiill E35 ' 4 'z':': 5:2N5S151EYfCE2:15 ifzisfsisisi 51515:5ES3E5:?51fEQEQE5EQE:' ...::fE1 ' Nwiffl ff 7 W'1'f - 5E5S5555S5E5E5fE5E55E5E5E: F I , as 1' 1 The Junior .class began the year 1945-46 with five dignified girls and 5, Blght peppy boys who were as followsg Wesley Scharlach, Gene Longest, Leon 155555555 Waibel, Robert Hageman, Robert Dowell, Ralph Williams, Bernard Lamie, Joan Elliott , Frieda Smith, Geneva Abbott, Frances Lester, and Doris Burling. We lost Clifford Simons the first semester. 'W At the beginning of the year the following officers were chosen to ' 55g535E5E:3:55g5 5355 guide the junior activities: Leon Waibel, presidentg GSM LOHSHIL V100 Z. 251515159 presidentg Robert Hageman, treasurerg Doris Burling, secretary, Hrs. Hay, 12:-15555: a sponsor. Ez.:-:.:5:E:E:E:E:S QU October 23. 1945 the Gilboa gym was a scene of rugged activlt J' g:g:3:::5:5:5-:-:::::1:g:g:g:g:g:g' 50i11Sl U? that happen only in the hills of Kentuow. The occasion was the Pl' 9593153151011 of the junior class play Hillbilly Courtshipn which was not only a great financial success but a rip-roaring comedy that kept the hougg E23EfEfE5EE in a continuous howl. :'-5 12555553 We enjoyed a class party on Sunday, November ll, which we had at the 'fig' school building. Guests were invited and a bountiful supper of hot-dogs and P:-:+I 2.13g5gf :.:,.':E5. ' ':':fQffj::,: ice-cream was served. Everybody went to the show in Remington after which 2 :.:.:.555E5E1:F QEQQQE- 1:5555152'..gQ5 we went to Mr. and Mrs. . M.ay's home to finish the food .- The juniors entertained -the seniors on a two-day we v' it d' ' ' 1s e Field s Iuuseum, Shedd Aquarium, The Museum try, the stage show Laffing Room Only and the W. L. trip to Chicago where of Science and Indus- S. mm! Dance. We have great plans for our senior year and ho e to leave a fine and f:1:1:1:1:5:5:1:T:5:1:3: ':f:35.g:g:g ,:.2:Q:2:f:5:f:f:Q.g:5:2:f: :5:5:f: ,zg K' S 5 , x 5:5:f:Q:- X 1 l F eg:51513:1:5:g:5:5:5E5E1iE:E:ErEHg5 rm: cmss or 47 ' 4 The Junior Class is really tops As faithful friends they're never flops. In every sport they've got the stuff, In all their tasks there is no bluff. The girls are beautiful, winsome lasses Who never fail to meet their classes. The boys are brilliant and full of pep They always believe in keeping in step. -gg? Altogether they're hard to beat - '::f:f:? ' 4' Next year they'll each take a seniox-'s seat. Gilboa' f ' ' H s ame they ll all protect R' And hope to win everyone's respect. :::g:,::5: .5 --Juniors 5:5 0 sf.. I 2' +.', 'og 0. 12' e:e.e,.,zg,o ,4- 9-fifw N l X? 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Busey, Mary Kilgus, Elmer Beckley, Tomm Buschman, Gene Stoeser, John Halsema, John Gardner, Keith Lester, Frank Williams, and Howard Smith They struggled all year with English, typing, health and safety, agricul- ture, home economics, and general business. At the beginning of the school year, they entertained at a very suc- cessful all-school party. They patterned it after the famous International Olympics, with hussia, China, Switzerland, and Great Britain competing for awards. At six o'clock there was an intermission while the participants enjoyed a weiner roast. While the judges were making their decisions, the Early the second semester an ice-skating party was enjoyed at Virginia Atkinsonls home. After skating awhile, the guests went up to the cabin, where they roasted weiners and danced. - This has been a big money making year for the sophomores. With the cooperation of Mr. Puett in getting candy for them and the help of their sponsor, Miss Jennett, they had a very prosperous year. They received their class sweaters and the blue and white combination is stunningl Their class rings also arrived this year and they're very proud,of them. As this yearbook goes to press, they have made plans for, but have not yet taken, a business trip to Lafayette. On this trip they hope to visit banks, business offices, telegraph offices, hotels and other places they have studied about in general business and to get some practical experience in some of the things that are rather new to them, as using a dial tele- phone, wiring home for money, tippingwaitresses, riding B city bUS, etc- The following officers steered the class through the year: Ruby Dex- ter, presidentg Gene Stoeser, vice president, Faye Marie Pampel, treasurer, Howard Smith, secretaryg and Miss Jennett, sponsor. 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We enjoyed plays ing softball until supper and then we motored to Remington where we enjoyed the movie, 'L Bell for Adema . 1:I:2:2:2:1:1:5:1:3:f:-: f f -:-:-:5:::5:::::5:5:5:::5:5:::5:, Ie were all fine looking specimens the day of our initiation, with the boys arrayed in dresses carrying their dolll, and wearing pretty ribbons in their hair. The girls were dressed in overalls, carrying pistols and paint- W-..'.. t,. -... ed like Indians. We were presented with lovely gifts from the seniors, neoh- laces ol' onions and twine string, which we were around our necks. We all ':':'Pi':'z'z'E':':':':':':': ': 'N ' had s hilarious time, especially the seniors when they set us in the slee- tric chair. .:. '- V x-f Eff SCE .- :5:f:5:f:fiizfzfzfzfziififffiiffifffff -f:s5.5.5I':f55:... The off io ers for our fres hmen yea r a re a s fo 1 1 ows : Be rna rd St oes e r - f15EfffQ?':: pres identg llarie Lamie - vice pres identg Edwin Hageman - Treasurerp Wilma Barbour - seo reta ry . 55:5.5:5:5:5:g:::5:5:-:- x - ' 'SW R THE F0 RTY NINEHS Ei' ' ' Of a 1 1 the c la s s e s in our s choo 1 , fzfzfzigig' Fzigggz The freshmen se ldom break a rule . 5157535.35 'Ihey go about thei. r dai ly wo rk , And in the i r s tudies neve r -sh i rk . 555555 In bend our clas s is re-presented , And here our talents are presented. H In basketball we 're always there 55555 And meet our foes both fai r and square . We like s g and ma theme ti cs , And in biology vre're fanatics. In English and home ec. we're tops Our interest in these never stops. We'll do our best for Gilboa High And when the time comes to say good-bye, le know we'11 all be happy as larks, And hope -to leave with highest marks. --Freshman class 5.5 006089 J' I 'C'Z'1-2'2'Z'Q. . . -. :3:7:?:2:5:5:::5:5:f2:51225 9 'Q' .OQQ 0 3 '90 0' 10.9 ' ' 2? 90.6.0 0 A' 03,0 0,-0' .fi ' V.-:1. . 3:2552 T: 2-zfliyfefzfli .-:152E1::g:-:ISE V .: Q:Ozz:'v.v':.z:' .:5?Q5f5g5f:fg:-::. 5 I In 1 I T ' ' lfa 5 Y, .ff:2:5:5: ': , , ' ,Y 'L X .,.L::::j -5 -Q x - .g.g lizzie 5 'F as ----- ! E 5 1 I 5 5 l , 2 5 5 2 1 X 1 3 E 2 I E I 3 , 1 E ! E I i 1 E s . s 5 I i E 1 1 5 5 E 3 I L n i E E ! I L -1 E . 2 ! i pk! . W '-953,13 f wma mlm 1 srwmu my B 5114- WW x ffm 'V' I, 'Sf' 'KF div fa-J 523 5 5 5 E l E 5 ! i i 1 5 3 ! n ! , . 1 1 I a Z E s s 1 : F , s l F E L e 5 1 i l 4 U i 1 I r F i C 5 s 4 an 7 ! 5 E 2 I x 5 E 1 5 I i ! -Zum-lm-. mnu. m1mmmwm.. 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At Christmas Donna Sheets :noved.tc Wolcott and J . William Harper entered 'from Oxford. 'I'he sixth grade had fifteen members, 4 seven girls and eight boys. .K '. 'lhe following girls and boys are in the grade and high school band: Jerry thy, Gordon Lester, Rosemary Wealinfr, Dannie Ha lsema, Donald Hageman, Phyllis Perry, Doris Nussbaum, Susanne Qiddle, 'Tinie Tfbbinga, Larmon Lon ge s t . Harold Hageman, Dannie Y-Yalsema, and Donald Lamie played on the grade 'l basketball team. f ug: We have a Student Council which has helped our conduct in the halls , E+ S an-'I sohoolroom. -L -2'I -. . . Z'Z'Z'Z'I'I-I'C'I'. . . -In :IB 151215151E1EfE2E2E2E2E2E1EF . . E252 Our new maps and globes have aided in our classes in social studies ., ...,s and feeding- The lihrary books sent from Fowler each semester have been used for N information and enjoyment- we are a lively and 'filling swap and H090 We my H11 b' Gfadmted from Gilboa High School in the classes of 1952 and 1955. .-.-.' .:F'-:5:7:F:f:5:1:!' f f ' ' .-:-: ti' ' ' 'iii ig. y .,.,. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.'.g.g.g.g.g. ' ' 155552555551'E2E5E5E5S3:5:5: . 352551:-. W -5.52 : 353535339 --1, F' ..ii.g.g.g:i.E.,' ..-. I S X 1' 1' u' 1' -'r' I 4' :1f:1:1:1:1:1:5:f:3 THIRD 6. FOURTH GRADE The third grade started this year with nine in their class. There were five girlsland four boys. The girls were: Marilyn McFa1l, Donna Sue Hackley, Betty Ann Dexter, Kathryn Ann Halsema, and Wilma Jean Beckley. The boys were: Lowell Bahler, James Alberts, Neal mer, and lhrvin Iambert. In February we were joined by Ruth Harper and It-lph Burke. We have enjoyed several parties during the year, many of which have been planned by the class. The fourth grade moved intotheir new seats and etartedwork with nine in their class. The boys outnumbered the girls by one. Film Lou Simmons, Helen Abbo' t, .Loisl Dexter and Norma Jo Sheets kept up ,the girls' side 'while Richard Tobias, Richard Barbour, ,Max Sheets, Gerald Longhst, and James mxter worked hard to keep their score ahead. Norma Jo Sheets and Wilma Lou Simmons deserted us to go to Wolcott and Mex Sheets decided to try f the Ylondike school. Today we have only six fourth graders. PRIQMARY GRADES In the primary grades, we teach not only for keeps but also for high stakes. It's the primary teacher who has golden opportunities to help each individual come out on the winning Side in such decisions as 'Shall I have confidence in myself or shall I not7 When the primary teacher earns the trust and confidence of children, she has taught then, perhaps unknowingly, one of life's best lessons. On August 28, 1944 we started to school. Everything was very new to us. Our teacher was Mrs. Donovan. The following boys and girls were in the first grade: Loretta Beckley, Janet Beseler, Carol Ferry, lhrilyn Lester, Dolores Nussbaum, Film Ubblnga, Paul Dowell, Richard Longest, Paul lhy, Ronald Schluttenhofer, and Kenneth Simmons. Later Russell Wasner entered from Iafeyette and lhttie lluth Abbott entered from Fowler. This year we are in the second grade. he first grade pupils are Margaret Abbott, Wayne Exter, George Eldeg lhxine llcFa1l, lhry Nichols, Beverly Peacock, Gail Siebenthal, Myrna Simmons, Gene Allen Wealing, Winifrod Whitoomb. Russell Wssner, and Paul Dowell. A George Elder, Winifred Whitcomb, lbrna and Kenneth Simons with- drew from Gilbca School. Mrs. Donovan is our teacher again this year. ' We have taken part in several school activities: a tea for our Mothers, Uomlmity 01'-lb Programs. bond drives, Red Cross-I and Infantile Paralysis drives- We have B Reading Club. Our Sunday School attendance is almost Perfect' .... .... 'SD 50,101 goto, , I jr O 5 e .05 0 O: 0 mai, 'foie 0,1-.-F' ,.-5:9533355555ESEEEESEEESEQESEEEE l:2:5:1:1:1 :2:1:2:2:2:I:l:2:-. . .fc2'2:2 5:5xg:5:Z:5:5.::g:E:5:2:5:f:f:f:5:f:2:?:!:ISIS '55335355E5S5E5355E2E1Ef i'E1E2515135553 :::::::::g:g:::g:.:-:1:1: K ':1:2:5: '-1 ZgigiglglglglglglglgZglgi' 1 5 ' ..., .... 4 .... . riigriririrn-33' f -x- :s1:s:s:s:s:s- :2:2:2El:l:f:f:1:-:-. '7:2:l:I:f:2 glsl-JvZ'Z'I'I-I4 ' . 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We are proud, too, of the 3 medals our band members wear as a result of winning the state contest. 5 Every 5555535553 'I soloist we sent to the cor test CBM back -Sf wi th a me dal , to o . Th ey 1 cok ve ry snappy in their new unifo rms . 'lhe band instrumentation includes 10 clarinets , 5355215 ll trumpets , 3 French horns , 2 barl tones, l bell lyra , 3 drums , 1 cymbal , l sousa- ph one , 4 trombones , l Eb alto saxaohone . and 2 flutes . We a lso have 6 beginners 5555.5 who are not Feb in band - E555555E5555:,5. 25122: We have seve rel ins trumen ts Kbe l ongi HE tv V' 6 S 091001 l 8 dd?d ' N222 if new electric victrola for the music room, and a new set of musxc app 555? :E:E:55E5 :::::5:21f5?5 s. ei ds . flfiliszzg. 512 B omni: crass io depa rtment furnished mus i c for the Jasper County Fai rl and '5'1'f each month fgr the Community Clubg has prepared the Christmas Programs , 555555555551-5 County Festival , Contests , Special Concert for February, Bccalaureate and 'H Commencement mus i c . 55, :55555 G L E E c LU B 5 - .555 5:5:5.5.5. The Glee Club has twenty two membe rs . 'lhey a re doing a fine piece of :5555555555555555555 -55555 '35 wo rk and have a grea t va ri e ty of sele cti ons . The Glee Cl ub ha s a s s i s ted a t ,5:5:5:5Z'2:5555:55 5512555 2525222525355 the above mentioned programs . f'72E555555ff5 Each yea r, a group of s tudents hears the annua l chi ldren 's Symphony 552:2:2::5:5:35555555555: X 225555 h Concert at Purdue . 1252235551 ' zgfgiiiiiiigisiefs 5555552552 I 15-55-55555555-.-.-555555.-.-. Dedica ted to the band by the seniors members of the bafnd , Bob Kinsel 1 , Be ryle Bus chman 'gggg555,:,j and xnoem Longest . We hated to leave the band , pa ls , 355555555555 Just when we had made our start And it leaves an empty feeling In the bottom of our hearts. A feeling that no one can better Fcr it always will be there. When we hear the band playing :2:-:- And the music fills the air. E555555555:5.5.5. Now we lcnow our places are Iempty, Al though we're bound to see 525553355 Tnat our chairs are filled by someone Still, that person is nrt me. 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X , We all had a vacation to go to the Jasper 'County Fair. The Gilboa Band played and did a niceijob of it, too. Hang over from day before. Freshman's Initiation Day. We decided they were pretty good sports. - Won softball game with kemington. Score 6-7. Started to plan our Carnival. The seniors' hay ride washed out by rain, but we didn't let that stop us from having a car ride to the show. Sophomores give All-School Party. Okey too! Juniors give their class play, Hillbilly Courtship . Pupils vacation while teachers Christmas shop. Ditto. Ditto. This is the day before the.day when the seniors are too busy to go to classes. Senior Carnival a big success. Big money - Sl98.9O. Jimmie' big smile. fCarolyn won Popularity Contest.J Our day for' house cleaning after the carnival. CThe only trouble was that it didn't take longer to straighten things up.j We seniors got shot today. fCamera is sure to be broken now.j Have Thanksgiving vacation. Mr. May had better been up in the assembly the first period after dinner today. flt seems the seniors have kept their mean- ness in about as long as possible.l he seniors got our pictures. Hm! Not Bad! The day we shouldn't have went to school. After all, the roads were drifted. Lost game with Remington. Score 22-37. Didn't have school on account of roads, but I guess the teachers thought it was time for another vacation. Christmas Program called off because the roads slip all over the place. Eh? The teachers sure wanted a vacation awfully bad fha can't help it cause we're so nwan we get on their nerves.j Just Christmas Day. What did Santa bring you? Students are getting lonesome for the teachers. The day people try to think they can see something different by staying up till after midnight. Mr. Puett's paddle disappears. Mr. Puett makes another paddle. Hon game with heynolds. Score 152-28. Seventh and eighth grade boys sent up to the office. Shame: Faye and Virginia had party last night. It must have get them down today. Ike sick from bis'nol. Mr. Puett's second paddle missing. Frank Waker makes another paddle. Lost game with Remingtonf Score 44-32. Vr. Puett sprung one of those tests on his senior-junior histonr class. .What fun! Seniors start Shakespear'e's Mecbeth. . Paul Clauss has sleeping sickness. Uiss Jennett's bookkeeping class get her down. Basketball boys make trip to Indianapolis to play Sacred Yeart. Gilboa Light Publishing Corporation formed. Eighth grade expect to make big money. It has four vice presidents, too. 5:5 'ifzsiwzfifl ' E5iE:5fE::f 5' 'i'9'9 'o'O'0' '5fff1f15fEfff:5 ' 6 ' 75. :s 520333523 '-rcs-22222 ' o:ozQ,z,zqz0f xx? ,.,.:f:f:2: ,9f0.4,Q-39' X - . . . 1:2-:iz . fl A X I .'A H - L., 1 ........ ,Z 3,50 4 o W I ::xxQf.'N 4 E I Q u 5 x i i H 5 i 5 E i ! R '- .,.,.,.3sg:3:g:g:g:3:g:':-:-:-:-:-:-.-.-. -. . , ., ,s ,u .....+...,...sg.-.-.-sg.-.-.-. n, -. 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Started movie, Bill Howard, R.F.D.' 12 - Finished movie, 'Bill Howard, R.F.D. Long, wasn 't it? 12 - 'Annual scrap' among seniors. 12 - Velda--s kleptomaniacg took home a typewriter. 14 - Worse case we ever sat'--she took two more. . 14 - Basketball :boys went tqllogansport to practice for sectional. 14 - Lights out, water of'1',! school out. 14 - The day all the senicrs should have been over at Velda's work-' ing on the Annual. Paul J. only one to report. ' 15 - Paul went home. Velda and Miss Jennett still tolling. fand Elmer, Four completed pages went out in the mail today. Bob, Paul C., and Knoefel arrived to do their part. 19 - Faye Marie has home economics club meeting. Played games and Velda and Elinor sang 'Rock A-Bye Bby. 20 - Jimmy Flickner wins 'Annual Naming Contest. He called it Echoes. He gets a free annual if v:e'e'ver get them done. 21 - Pictures taken for annual. 21 - Sectional at Ambia begins. 22 - Sophomcres receive class rings. Are they ever the proud ones! 22 - Seniors work on annual all morning. School dismissed at noon for tourney. 22 - Gilboa played Boswell, the team picked to win the sectional. We lost after leading all the way to the third quarter. 23 - Boswell and Fowler play final game. Boswell won, '43-40 28 - Mr. May stayed home for his sale. 'Unexcused absence. I-hr. l - .gnnual goes to press. From here on our Diary is 'Guess and Hope . 7 - Band Concert and eats. 29 - Home Economics Club goes to Indianapolis. April l - Perfect attendance--April Fool H111 5 - Sophomores take 'business trip to Lafayette. 12 - Juniors and seniors have jolly time in Chicago. Stayed all night at the Sherman Hotel. 13 - Still having a grand time in Chicago. 21 - Bccalaureate. 25 - Freshmen were good today. 26 - Graduation! Tear drops. Who said SO? 30 - Report cards. Did the seniors all make it? 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What's the hhtter With Me .... 'Iwo Ton Tessie ........... . ..- The,-Same Old Story .........- .. .............. He's in the Army Now ........ ..,. .... . ......... We Could lhke Such Wonderful Music Together..... llurysie--Hursie ....... ..... ..... . ........... ...- Dgyk Eygg. ..... ............ . . . . .............. Slender, Tender, and Tall .... Home on the fhnge.... .... . Careless .......................... . . Because... ...................... .-. ... Why Don't You I-hll in Love With Me .... Lonesome ............................. Huba-lluba-Hubs ..................... South America Way ----- I Need Loving ------- Hot mpg. ............... . . Some Sunday Morning- '------- I Can't Begin to Tell You ---- Together--U.-------........ That Sly Old Gentleman ............ When Paw Was Courtin' Maw ............ More 'Dxan You Knmr Cto Mr. Puettj .... Honeymoonu., ....... . ........ .. ..... ... !.hry's a Grand Old Name......... .......... Not Because Your Hair is Curly .... ...... Popularity ...................... . . . Don't Fence Me In.... . Little Brovrn Jug.... Grasshopper Hop.... ..................... ... Smiles ......... . . . .... . . ..... . .............. When You're Away CSee me when you get hackj... Tramp ! Tramp 1 Tramp 1. . .................. . . . . I Love a Parade .... lr.. ........ . ..... . .... . What For? ............. '. ........... .... All We Do is Sign the Payroll ........... 'lake Me hcl: to 'lhose Wide Open Spaces... The Girls We Left Behind Us. ........... Don't Worry fAbout your gray hairj .... PayDay Cie all we look forD......... ..... Give a Ilan a Horse He Can Ride..,.. ....... All Through 'lhe Night........... ...Miss Goodnight Ladies.................. ....... Jumping Jack....................... ..... Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Had p ----- If Washington Should Come to Life. ..... .. I Guess I.'ll Have to Telegraph my Baby... Shoo-Fly Don't Bother Me .............. ... Where Did You Cet That Hat? .... . Could Ee ................. . ...... ..... Goin' To Chicago Blues ..... ... .... .... '7'!hat'11 I Do Next fworlcing on annualj... Who's That A-Calling, ................. Early to Bed.... ....-.......... . .... . Love Letters ................ --- Just a Little Fond Affection .... Till the End of Time ........... Sharp as a lack. ............. I'm Doing it for Defense ... Short'nin' Bread.. ................ Let it Snow1Let it Snovr!......... 4 Milknnn Keep Those Bottles Quiet. .... Carry Me hcl: To Old Vi.rginny.................. BNF ......... ........Seniors ....Mrs. Soudah ....Bob Gardner .......Assemb1y ..........'Mr. May ....Frances Naugle ......Lois Dowell ......Mr. Puett ....Doris Burling .............Band ....Elinor Armold ....Velda Beckley ...Knoefel longest ....Robert Kinsell .......Sophomor-es . .... ..Freshmen .....Eighth Grade ....Seventh Grade ....Junior Boys ....Geneva Abbott ...Miss Jennett ............?lary Halsema ...........Beryle Buschman ....ll and 12 Wistory Class .. ........ Elinor and Velda .......,........Mr. Prant ....'Mr. and Mrs. by ....Bsketball 'I'eam ......llfrs. Howell ...nlhry Kilgus .....Paul Clauss ....Carolyn Reel .......Geno Stoeser ....mskettell Team ....Seventh Grade ....E1mer Beckley ....... 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Longest I:-E 22 and Waibel 20. The Junior High won 53 to 7. ,F Remington came to Gilboa for a return game. This being one of the tougher teams we were defeated 44 to 32. High scorers were K. Longest 9 , and Waibel and Dowell 8. The second team was defeated 26 to 18. 5:E:?:gggg5: 3f3:::::E:E: We traveled to Indianapolis to play Sazred Heart, who at that time had ga. '- the best team in Indianapolis. We were defeated 55 to 50. High scorers 552351: were Dowell 15, Vfaibel and K. Longest 10. Fair oak. came to Gilboa and we made its 13 ,out of 16, .defeating them 51 to 43. High scorers wer' K. longest 205751591 ll. The B team lost 253 to 17. Pilboa traveled to Earl Park for the 17th game of the season encounters ins li Ltle opposition. We won by a score of 58 to 51. High point honors went to Dowell with 16 and K. Longest with 11. The second team won an easy game 24 to 6. For the last game of the season 'Gilbca played Pine winning 57 to 17. Pigh pointers wer' Clauss 18 and-Wsibel 15. In the tournament we drew Roswell who in the end won the tourney. In the first half we looked good leading 26 to 2O'. iIn the last half we let do-:rn and lost 59 to 36. High pointers were K. Longest with 13 and Dowell with 10. By Ivan Reel Mrs. May asked the 8th grade to write a sentence containing the phrase horse-sense. Wayne wrote: Father didn't look the born and he ain't seen the horse sense. The absent-minded Gilboa principal rang his own door-bell. Mrs. May, from a window above, said' Mr. Nay is not in. nA1l right,' he called, 'I'11 call Again, and walked away. Mr. Puettg fShalcing his fist as he reaches the curbj 'You Jerk, why don't you blow-your horn! Zeke Hageman: Who do you think I am--'Little Boy s1ue'2n Virginia: Ivan told me a story last night. Faye Marie: 'Can he tell a good one? Virginia: 'He sure can. He holds his audience from start to finish. He kissed his sweetheart in the hall, He kissed her c'er and 0'er, A jeer came from her brother small, Say, mister, what's the score? Bob and Johnny, OBYYY5-115 an inner tube Hmat had blown out, entered a service station which displayed the sign 'OUR TIRES SMILE AT MILES. Laying the tube before the proprietor, Johnny said gravely, Say, mister, this one laughed right out loud I' Mr. lhy: 'You know you should have been here at 8:30 this morning instead of 8140. Paul J.: 'llhyf What hsppenedf' Mr. Longest: I've got a freak on my farm. It's a two-legged calf. Mr. Pampelg I know. He came over to call on my daughter last night. f ix 09059 ' 'iiiia 0 Y 'of ,O 'ezle , 1 ff Q ,- If 0 A egg 0,1-f 446 57 1. tg arg' ' wasisyg ,SQ , -f as ' 5 5:1 bi., J. g Q 2 lr -7-l.::f:5::5:5:E:5:5: 6 -1- P: V'- : 0 :g 0 5 Q eg' '-:-:,:gg:-:- - , '- .... g . e p , f 4'.j.j.j.3, U one.. gif: ' ir- . '- . 'ff' ...:::: 9 gh X -.-.-r.-.-. . .-.'.' 'QE X' ,PQ ' X J r W E 5 I I 3 E F I u 11iu- :sisifssf W .... 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T I AL UMNI , CIHASQQWOF 40 Elsie Baker Catherine Feldkamp Edna Kilgus lhrie Sigo lhelma 'lhonns Eileen Dickinson lbry Cope lhurine Busey Garlen Buschnan William Ringger Howard McDaniel Raymond Bowley Glen lhomas Glen Pampel CLASS OF 59 Helen Nelson Dorcas Dexter Betty xinsen Imogene Sparks Sara Hewitt . lhysel Williams Lester Amold Walter Sohini Harold Johnson CLASS OF 58 Melvin Soharlaoh James Sipe Harold Butcher lhrvin Clauss CLASS OF 54 Floyd Berry Clarence Peters Adella Sohlipf ' CLASS or as Georgia Brewer ,Geneva Hewitt Vera Kinsell Mabel Moser Lucille Nelson CLASS OF 32 Doris Atkinson Helen Crabb Aldine Scharlaoh Robert Sheets Robe rt S to ckment Russell Wealing CLASS OF 31 Harold Wealing Arnold Waibel Achsa Swanson George Ashby Dorothy Atkinson Mildred Barker Violet Brewer Raymond Byron John Cain Ethel Doughty Doris Scharlaoh Robert Hgwltt laralouise Buschrran CLASS OF 37 Kenneth Hollingsworth Jeanette Sigman Rugssn Igmbgrt Earl Bressner Arnold Atkinson Blanche Nelson Edward 'Lhoms Wayne Lambert Amelia Soharlaoh Neal Atkinson Raymond Nelson Esther Sohini Vernon Sigo Paul Lehe Robert Williams Evelen Weppler CLASS OF 50 William Bovrley June Eller Bertha Sohini Viona Baxter CLASS OF 41 'George Gardner CLASS OF 36 Agnes Glotzbach Esther Atkinson L11y Moclm-9 Rita Nelson Arlyne Pampel Robert MoFa11 Ada Sohieler Dorothy Watson Dorothy Gardner Dorothy Armold Geneva Halsem Nathalie Sohiunl Paul Zeigler Forrest Busohman Donald Buck Robert Clause Eugene Sutton ' William Dowell Floyd Hageman Anita Jerrill Eileen McCoy lhry 'lhcmas Mildred Lester Venice Durham Genevie Atkinson Darrell Pampel George Anker Simon Lehe CLASS OF 35 George Schini Herman Glotzbaoh Ruby Cope Vernon Butcher Herman Peters Evodia Schlipf CLASS OF 29 Ernest Doughty Ruth Koelliker Pearl Kyser Eva Luck Alice McFall Vinol Nichols Millie Sage Clifford Tobia Sars. Waibel Irene Williams 1,525 v'vZ'3X'. . y 60 0.5 0 00.3. L 21? Q Q Q,e.o,0,'a' -f so, KX X .fl l. ,.5.5:Q:Q:ifif25255Effiffffzfziz-1-:-.-. . Eff:-. 02 ' ' ' 'ow .. fr -:fffgfitz :mt 'sif A 'CJ 4 4 si 3 ' 11' z.: ' : 0 g 9 '-:-:,:g:5'2- ' ' , 4e,,qo'e., , , , ..... :- ' ' 0 0.9. 'e, ,f-f'- , ,V fffff'f- - ' ' use fr 'X , c 4 if eo, 'HI' , ..::::A:f: kiwi? Sm CLASS OF 28 Verna Clause ' Marie Peters Mildred Williams Maysel Morris lhrguerite Crabb William Glotzbach 'lhorras Byron Paul lhomas CLASS OF 2? Loretta Glotzbaoh Harold Hackley llargret Doughty Pauline Sheets Clara Gardner Elinor Hallihan Genevie McFall CLASS OF 26 Ray Bxter Cha rles Doughty 25122522222 g:5:g:f:Q:f:S:2. o. ' ,.3:QEf:: :::g:::53:1:::1 -qc, 'sfsfsfigigigifigiei25222: :asia Merrill S-tanfielc. ffQfffQfffffffff. ':5555355355 Marion Griffith Vincent Byron Jennie Sullivan Ruth Luck Florence Griffith Eunice Waibel Violet Sage Frances Garvin CLASS OF 25 Homer Hollihan 1 Marion Ervin Roy Tobias John McFall Bertha Perry Loretta Byron CLASS OF 24 lhynnond Douglas George Cooper Leona Glotzbach Lulu Luck Gladys Thomas- CLALS OF 23 Anna r ron Velma Brooks CLASS OF 22 .Ivy Inmbert Hazel 'Nidmer Faye Nelson Esther Wealing Harvey Lods Errral Tobias Fyme Harwood By Paul Janssen' CC 'I 5252535555352 -:-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-. :,:,:,E5S5E3E3E3E:E:- 'YW m' fq r ....n. .c.. P F . E 1 s 2 2 E ! a I i ! a 9 I s I 1 3 u H 1 E I E F 5 I I n i Q E 3 A - i E 1 l 5 . ,S LEQZLLVQY , JH'-KC! .. 2 1 5:2 155 ' ' , Xl - N , x X i-si ,1 , . 6' I M. J , -'Vw , E, 1 , 1 5 .23 EDWARD J. WEALING CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN Fowler, Indiana, R. R. 1 Phone: Remington 4l7F CERTIFIED FARM SEEDS HYBRID SEED CORN Tama Oats Richland Kawvale Wheat Eigrlyina moe cel-needy 5231: GLENN L. KINSELL Remington, Indiana LOVE AND GRA'l'.'AR Oh, Love, I done what I have did Without nothought of no offenseg Come back, come back, I sadly bog Before my feelings gets intense. There a1n't no nuthin' much no more Nothin' ain't no use to me In vain I scan this lonely shore For I have saw the,last of' thee. I seen a ship upon the deep And signaled this here fond lament: I haven't did a thing but weep Since thou hast went. BIDDLE FARMS ABERDEEN ANGUS CA'l'I'LE Herd Sire--BLACK REBEL 2nd CERTIFIED SEEDS 'CORN OATS BEANS Remington, Ind. Telephone 413B C. H. Peck 84 Son DEPARTMENT SJORE Remington, Indiana PROUD AS A PHACOCK Sitting on the piano in the assembly room Is the grand old jug we won with a boom, It just sits there as if to nay, It is really good to get to stay. Wadena wanted to take me away But just the same I'd rather stay. Never more will I ever roam Nor will I ever leave my old home. So with my proud colors I will hold sway, And remain at Gilhoa on the main highway. -- Tommy Bus chman NEW TEAG-TER BAHLER FEED SERVICE This morning in health class we had a new teacher MANUFACTURER! U7 FFF BBB ' CCC FEEDB rle cou1dn't have been better if he had been a preacher. He sure was a peach, cause he really knew how to teach, Ho is K very familiar creature. --Frank Wi lliams Have you heard ahout the man who is very happy not to be living in one of the big cities because he's .heard every one is so stupid there? At least they've told him the population is very dense. MABTER'MlX AND WAYNE FEEDS Custom Grinding and Mixing nn:mnn1-nn. mnmna 3 E J -1 x I E F 2 L Z , 5 e 3 . , z 5 L Z A , . , V . 1 . 2 . V-.M-0 NM' f.-,fm-m.V -- 1,1 .MLN x1wMv.1mw5u-mmmmm -,W uf-I, qi vVmw,:,m,m,..v L,.w,.---ww 1- f 1 ., , J 1 . M- V 55 E Q ' ' far 'QQ 1 A.. 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Rrant: Oxygen is e:.se'xtia1 to life and was disccvered about two centuries as-o. Frank: That did the people do be- fore it was discoveredf' SHORT WAY LINES, INC. 217-int Sires! TOLEDO 2, OHIO Passenger Traffic Department R. 81 N. Produce Poultry - Eggs - Cream Junk - Beef Hides ' Phone I57 Remington, Incl. B. C. Fowler or Son Farm Implements Tractors Cream Separators Remington and Wolcntt, Indiana Phone I8 .,?1-ani jfoward eo:-porallan yurnifuu and anderlallng Remlnglon, Jnddana 5 i a I x E 1 E I E ! Q E Q I I -in- nnnuumn-mm.-ww uqnw.-nmmnwumnnu-w, i- mu-Q. - 11w..um.v'uw,w-nnnn-v-n-mnqm -anna-an-mul-.n-nn-1 , ii ,NR 3 .4 -P-USS' X, , ,if-W ff .- -. ' -41 1.1 'W 'fu fu iv. .Q-nj, my ,,NV , five WON , gl A 5 h, 'r , 'iq ',2,-5 A mx is . YQ3. if 4 Brnyax I V w wr -Q if ' X .RW V115-'f' I -fWwN'3 ' M an? Q,-vw . ' 5 -kai 1 . b 5. on aof Us . Cf' QWXA xo Va 1. ,E-'x.'? X xyj' .-fa' .-r' X 4-W Q re rm , C J U .. . 'IUUF-za -, Joy, Qld we Tlx vnu! X V , , .fx . N . , I 4 Ah . 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Hardware and Pamts ' A11 available soon WOLOOTT 8' REMINGTON Phone 240 Remington, Indiana E E 5 s n S S a 5 r i 1 . I . 5 ...,.,.f....,..f......,..,..,,.,....,m,Y,,,,....N.,.....,.... ..,,.,.,......,... Compliments of . . The Farmer's National Bank Remington, Indiana Member Federal neposiz Ins urance Cm-p. L REMINGTON LOCKER PLANT GROCERY 8: MARKET REMINGTON. IND., PHONE 2 I. l DC 'T QUIT T'.'hen thirgs go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the-road you're trudgirg seems all up hill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And when you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is yressing you down a bit, Rest, if you must, but don't you quit. its twists and turns sometimes learns, turns about won had he stuck it out Don't give up, thcugh the ,Jace seems slow-- Yuu may succeed with another blcw. Life is queer with las every one of us und many a failure When he might have . 1 Cften the goal is nearer than It 'seems to a faint and falter-ing man. Often the struggler has given up 'ffhen he might have captured the victcr's c And he learned too late, when the night sl 'few close he was to the golden crown. UP, ipped Success is failure turned inside out-- The silver tint of' the clouds of doubt, md you can never tell how close you areg It may be near when it seems afarg So stick to the right when you're hardest It's when things seem worst that you mustn hit-- --Author Unkn rvm State Bank Of Remington, Ind. 1908 - - 1944 Member F. D. I. C. 't quit. CIE GTT Vlff-. I, of' many students Hail, from cle Gilhoa And I can proudly say, 1here's no place I'd rather go. I know Gilboa isn't perfect Put with her very few Faul ts A few little i! 's and and's And.2 or 3 little ole ought's. You gripe of the assignnents Do this, and readxcls-ar over to But really tc- your own goodness That is only fair- the re, Compared tc the on er sow ole Vie know she's there cr tcp You put her there, fellow stvden So' let's not let her flop. Ls id So stop to think cf what I've sa I-.nd I hope that you, too, will find 'Ihat in the running of' tho race Gilhco v:on't be behind! --Gene Lonfes t down , .7442 -ggflnefl 0'0PUl'atiU0 Oln-Pan, Telephone 32 GRAIN AND COAL Zmlnglon, .9nJi4na 1 ' 1 N IW THE STILL Ol Tqtl CWURCH Sitting in the church where all around 'ne Everyone is solemn, as quiet as can be, The minister is preaching behind the oaker' altar His voice strong and sturdy without evnn a ldlbi r I listen to his words so full cf' meaning The love cf' his congregation in '1iS 9?-'BS ?19 i E' And as I sit there with God at mi' Side P-Av belief in Him, never will I hide- --Ruby X.. Dexter , I J.. -.L YY . l l s 5 S E E 2 E I ff I i ? A 5 2 5 1 1 2 it 5 E ! I r E 1 1 I e E E ! I 1 n I f N i I E . 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