Gilboa High School - Echoes Yearbook (Gilboa, IN)

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, . 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? ' '.'.'.'.+.'.-.-.-.-.fi Z'Z'Z'Z'I..,.:.: .g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g. .- ' ' -.-sig: -. -. 3 -. . ,- . ff' N 1.:::., 'L' ' 9 'fi f:1:f:f '.-:-1-.-.-:-:-:15:f:f 6 2E I. +--:-:-: ':1: vw I Q A A Q 1 - 'f'.-:lfiffifzfzfzff .5:1if:f:5: ':?'O:'zf.: .': , i.I.I-E- Ssfsisis .. 'I 9 - ....::::: f f W sisfsizisisizisisi 1525252521311 . W f bf ' X 1 . .g-3.3-1-1-1-1.5-1-:-3 51f'E151E1S1E2:r:f:r -: 1 . ' f--' . N :f:2:1:5:2:1 A uf. ' .. :2:E:E:f:f:7:1 . Z Lv' X ' fvgo

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