Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

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. ww NY. ellf wk 1' I' - I5 as , aQs,: SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FOUR SHORT YEARS AGO WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF '49 STARTED OUR FRESHHAN YEAR AT OLD LACROSSE HIGH. OUR CLASS GONSISTED or SIXTEEN MEMBERS. THAT YEAR BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF BEING INIT- IATED, AND ALSO OF OUR ALGEBRA GLASS. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR GEORGE PICK UOINED Us FROM WANATAH. MARY SPRAGUE LEFT Us AT THE END OF THE YEAR AND MOVED T0 WHEATFIELD. OUR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THAT YEAR wERE PRESIDENT- Boa STDTTS, VIGE PRESlDENT'VERNIE KRUEGER, SECRETARY AND TREASURER-JOYCE EARLE, REPORT- ER-STANLEY HAYES. OUR GLASS SPONSOR FOR THAT YEAR wAS MISS HUHE. IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WE STARTED WITH SIxTEEN HEHGERS. DURING THAT YEAR WE LOST RONALD MCMAHAN AND HAROLD SHIREHAN. BILL SEYFRIED FROM SAN PIERRE UDINED Us DURING THE YEAR. WE ALL REMEMBER INITIATING THE FRESHMEN AND ALSO MR. BLAGR. THE GLASS OFFIOERS FOR THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT--VERNIE KRUEGER, VlCg PRESIDENT-PEGGY FRENCH, SEGRETARY AND TREA- SURER---PATRIGIA FILER, REPORTER---'MILLIE SwARTzELL. THAT YEAR OUR GLASS SPONSOR WAS MR. BLAGK. WE STARTED OUR JUNIOR YEAR WITH FOURTEEN NEH- SERS. DURING THAT YEAR WE wERE REPT QUITE BUSY SELLING CANDY, POP, AND POPCORN AT THE HOME BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL GAHES. THE HOST EXCITING EVENTS OF THE YEAR WERE OUR PROM AND OUR PLAY, 'BROTHER GDOSE', DIRECTED BY MISS HUHE AND MISS DAvIS. THE GLASS OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT--Boa STOTTS, VIGE PRESIDENT-'STANLEY HAYES, SECRETARY'--VERNIE KRUEGER, TREASURER-JOYCE EARLE, AND REPORTER- BILL SEYFRIED. THEN COMES OUR SENIOR YEAR IN WHICH WE HAvE ALL HAD A GOOD TIHE. STANLEY HAYES LEFT Us AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, LEAvING US 'Sa K I 9, f X IL J

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THIRTEEH MEMBERS. IE wILL ALWAYS .REHEHEER THE TIRING AND THE cooo TIMES IN GETTING OUT THE SCHOOL PAPER. DURING OUR SENIOR YEAR WE oAvE THE PLAY, 'WE SHOOK THE FAHILY TREE', DIRECTED av MISS HuHE. OUR oLAss orrIcERs ron THE YEAR wERE PRESIDENT----Boa STOTTS,VIOE PRESIDENT AND REPORTER-GEoRoE PIcR, SECRETARY AND TREASURER-VERNIE KRuEcER. OuR CLASS SPONSOR FOR THIS YEAR WAS MR. WASKOM. OuR cRAouATINc cLAss HAS FIVE MEMBERS WHO STARTED OUT TOGETHER IN THE FIRST oRAoE. THEY ARE THE FOLLOWlN0g JOYCE EARLE, VERNIE KRuEoER BETTY STONECIPHER, Bos STOTTS AND MILLIE 5wARTzELL. -- MILLIE SWARTZSLL -- SENIOR CLASS WILL WE, THE cLAss or 1949, or THE LACROSSE HIGH SCHOOL, BEING or souuo MIND AND MEMORY Ano uuoERsTAuoINc, oo HEREBY nEoLARE THIS occu- UENT T0 BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT T0 BE EXECUTED on OUR OOMMENOEMENT oAY, MAY 11, 1949- I, JOYCE EARLE, oo 'WILL AND BEQUEATH MY wou- DERFUL ATTITUDE AND PLEASING DIsPosITIoN TO MARY MATHEWS. I, PATRICIA FILER, no WILL AND BEQUEATH MY TALL FRAME TO JOE SvAaEx. I, JEAN HEINOLD, no WILL AND BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 HANG on T0 A HAH TO MYRTLE POSTON. I, SHIRLEY JOHNSON, oo WILL AND BEQUEATH MY SURPLUS WEIGHT T0 ANN ROBERTS- Ll 1 Egg., O0