Kempton High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Kempton, IN)

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'4Q6G66G 41 K This completes my crystal gazingi but I have one thing I wish to say to other classes in K.H.S. I hope you are as successful as this class I have just reviewed for you and it goes to show that although this class had an awful reputation in high school they were made of the right kind of nstuffn ------ or don't you think sc? Ethel Egler EASTWARD HO! The class of '58 are planning to take 8 trip visiting several of the larger cities in the East: Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Washf ington D. C., Annapolis, and New York City. It has been a custom for the past two years for the seniors to take trips instead of having a Junior-Senior Reception. The class of '36 went to Michigan and the '57 seniors went South visiting in seven states. The seniors have been working diligently trying to secure the money to make this trip and on February ninth, they held a plate sup- per at the Christian Church for this purpose. This class is planning to leave April the yy twenty-seventh and are hoping to see many in- Y? . teresting sights in the East. . XI Mrs. Anita Gossard and Mr. Phillippe have Xl Q7 consented to take their automobiles and we son- Q7 . iors wish to take this opportunity to thank , Xl them I' or their splendid generosi ty. X, X7 J' ean Harlow X7 U xv V W V 0 xv xg 5-1 xr

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N7 W X7 466'-E Z414f21'4v:11.I'1 11JI:A'.f'A' 'S SS Wg .1 AMBITIONS Mary Lois Wilson-to be a fat lady in a cireuls Donald Gossard-to be his own boss so that he can sleep. Ray Cox-to fall in love land stay put.D Robert Bitner-to have a girl every night. Robert Wilson-to go to church twice a year. Jean Harlowhto make biscuits every morning for someone. Thelma Johnson-to have a nose without a shine. Jean Orr-to make enough money at Johnson's gro- cery to keep a husband. Leroy Floydeto be left alone by the girls. Ethel Egler-to be a private secretary and marry the boss. WHY I?M LEAVING K.H.S. Donald Gossard-They won't install sleeping tents. Mary Lois Wilson-They won't let me Write notes in the assembly. Thelma Johnson-They won't let me read nTrue Storyn magazines. Robert Wilson-I can't argue with the teachers. Robert Bitner-I'm leaving because the principal said it wasn't correct to grow a mustache while attending school. Ray Cox-I can't find the right girl. Jean Orr-The teachers wen't give me A's. Jean HarloweHe's leaving too. Leroy Floyd-I'm tired of school and am ready to explore the world. Ethel Egler-They won't have ten minute periods. Cfive minutes to come and five min- utes to gel. Ethel Egler