Ireland High School - Irishite Yearbook (Ireland, IN)

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1 ,. ,,,, .e-,...,,,.....,,., ., ffl Naam. 404474 MILLIE MEHRINGER--The wonderful night I was crowned Basketball Queen. MARY JAHN-The four happy years I spent in Ireland High School. PATTY MORGAN-The time we got in a ditch. ROSE MARY BLESSINGER-The day I saw a big league baseball game. ANNIE SCHNAUS-The night I was Maid of Honor for the basketball queen of 1950-51. FRANK SCHMITT-The wonderful English Classes I spent with the English teachers. ALF BURGER-The time I kissed Millie Mehringer when I crowned her Queen. TONY TERWISKE-The times I didn't sleep in Government or Economics classes. LILLIAN GOEPPNER-The week-end I spent at Chicago. CAROL WAGNER-The time we had Miss Kuebler's Chevrolet to get ads. TONY TERWISKE-The time I quit school and started again the next day. FRANK SCHMITT-The time I missed that foul shot in the Dubois game at Dubois. ROSIE BLESSINGER-The time Tony and I danced behind the stage. ALF BURGER-The time I helped the girls pop popcorn for the Dubois ball game. PATTY MORGAN-+The ride I had with Alf Burger when we looked for a Christmas ree. ANNIE SCHNAUS--I'll never forget all our annual meetings. FRANK SCHMITT-The time Mr. Lasher caught Alf and I in the gym. CAROL WAGNER-The time I was selected editor of our annual. MILLIE MEHRINGER-The time Lillian took a ring out of my sweater pocket. LIILLIANIGOEPPNER-The time I was elected Queen for the Huntingburg Fall estiva. FRANK SCHMITT-The tourney at Ireland on New Year's Day. TONY TERWISKE-The time I came home from the Epsom ball game. MARY JAHN-The three weeks I could not attend school. ALF BURGER-The time I stopped on the railroad track. ANNIE SCHNAUS-The time Mr. Allen tried to throw me into Ferdinand Lake at The Ferdinand Forest. CAROL WAGNER--The New Year's Dance at the Schnitz. Oh Boy! MILLIE MEHRINGER-The way I sang at our Christmas Party. MILLIE MEHRINGER, LILLIAN GOEPPNER and ANNIE SCHNAUS will never ever forget the day we took the proofs to town for the annual. FRANK SCHMITT-The night of our Junior Class Play. ALFRED BURGER--The typing classes with Mrs Kuebler. TONY TERWISKE-New Year's Eve at the Calumet Lake. MILLIE MEHRINGER-The time Lillian and Annie laughed at me while I was driving on the icy roads. CAROL WAGNER-The part I played in our play at the Christmas party. MARY JAHN-The time I fell up the steps. THE SENIOR CLASS will never forget Betty Armstrong for her work with her camera. THE SENIOR CLASS-Will never forget the time Mr. Allen was with us when we took a Sociology test. 53

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f Y v-rvvssns ... M., .. .,,,, ,W ,Y , we W -L Vw V AW Www fakea. Mr. Lasher CMeeting his son on the campuslz Good afternoon Robert, and how is your father today? Here, Alf you can't hit that boy when he's down.' ' G'wan. What do you think I got him down for ? Henrietta: You-you forger, you. Roy: Why, dear, what do you mean? Henrietta: You hiked the price-tag on my birthday present. Teacher: What's the definition of the word dieting? Pupil: The triumph of mind over platter. U Annie: How did that bad little brother of yours get hurt? Carol: That good little brother of yours hit him with a brick. Patty: So you and Bob are getting married. I thought it was a mere flirtationl' Rosie: So did he. Carol, the farmer's daughter, was milking a cow when the bull suddenly charged toward her across the meadowg Carol did not move. Summer boarders who had dashed to safety saw to their astonishment that the bull stopped within a few yards of Carol then turned and walked meekly away. Weren't you afraid someone asked the girl. No I wasn't, but I'1l bet he was, Carol laughed. You see this cow is his mother-in- law. Tony: Teacher, there is something badly wrong. Miss Kuebler: What's wrong? Tony: It's my report card. Miss Kuebler: There's nothing wrong with it. Tony: Yes there is, these grades on my report card also make a bad reflection on you. A young college woman working on the census in a small southern town found a young mother rocking her child on the porch. How many children have you, Mrs. Jones? ,she inquired. Only four, replied the mother. A lap baby, a po'ch baby, a yard baby, and a shirttail baby. The big traffic cop glared at his most recent victim, then said with a half apologetic grin, Oh so you're a minister, don't tell me you didn't see that stop sign. Well no officer, replied the parson. I saw the stop sign all right. The thing is, I didn't see you. 52 'W'

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