Marengo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Marengo, IN)

Page 32 text:

N ,K

Page 31 text:

Cv -E -ff-if -- - - , Y, .A Tj, -13 3 .M f' ii 'I J . W -x 3 ,LJ NNY' ' x f,,,1 ,if 'KE 1 . xl ., Y 'K ,. .Y -J -x 4 :ea A 5 - W-1 2 lf' I 4 3 ,Lf '.,Q Q :Q t ,L 'lr 4-1 lg 'BQ T YJ ETI3 4 J: L . vi f--1 f f-F J T357 - -4 -fe gi Q f'QJ 4 fE 2 fi! --- --4 552 4. 3 .t ,, ,H .1 fl ----1 3 , Li? 3. .1 lil 11 - 4 Q. U 17 5 gs Ji ,., IV -fi 1 -9 yu 3 JI f ----------M - - -- A - -- ---- --1--T-N..- -..W nn- . . . --,,,- -- - ----Al-W -- - - - W .... ....., -,,,..,, -,, - -,,,A,V,-- f f f ' V'-7----Q --- -f- - -.N -A-W --v --nV- .1-,-,..-.. ., ., . , ,,,,,,,,'v',A,'-7'v .,.---.,..--.---...........-,...,.. ..A--.......,..,..---....,-,-..ss-A....sY-..-...-,,,,.,,- , ..,. f, - ,', ' Y-f -Y - -M - -- -- Y- ----M ---- --m-- -..-. U..--1.l.i The class attended a Nsadie Hawkins' Day' party at the gym, given by.the high school. The girls wore print dresses, aprons, bonnets, and veget- able corsages. The boys wore blue jeans, plaid shirts, over-shoes, and straw hats. They were also escorted to the party by their girl friends. Again the class visited the Evansville Zoo,which was just as interesting as it was the first time. In l9h8, they advanced to the rating of 'Jolly Juniorsn, and believe me, they lived their title. The 'Jolly Juniors' were: Mabel Jenkins, president: Jewell Wyman, Vice- president: Viola Clifton, secretary and treasurer: Betty Zehr,Lo1s Dean, ella Stewart,Leta Grunden,Geneva Hutslar, Kathryn Scott, Joyce Schmidt, Betty True, Ella Hamman, Silven Levell, Glenn Smallwood, Evelyn Harper, Jackie Ruth Jones, and Lester Huffman. The faculty consisted of: Mr. S. A. Beals, superintendent, and Mr. H.A. Gottfried, principal. Their teachers were: Mr. H. A. Gottfried, coach: Miss Amy Armand, shorthand, English, typing and sponsor: Mr. S.A. Beals, U. S. History: and Mr. Evertt Smith, business arithmetic and general business. Betty True returned to school during the junior year, after missing two months while in California. Lester Huffman moved to Orleans where he continued his education. Dean Crandall did not return for the junior year. Silven Levell, and Glenn Smallwood decided, after a few days, that fin- ishing school was not for them, and so the class bade them 'Good-luckn on their way. November 6, l9h8,was truly a day to remembert Their class rings arrived. Some preferred black onyx and some solid gold, but just the same, each thought their ring was the prettiest. During this year they attended a Christmas Party sponsored by the senior class. Also, they took donations from the merchants, decorated the town and distributed a treat for the Ukiddiesn. They worked very hard to give the seniors a reception. The setting was WA Southern Plantat1onn.The girls looked lovely in their formals and the boys were really dream bait. Everyone had a very enjoyable evening. Preceding the senior year, Jewell Wyman married Arthur Green and they have a darling little baby daughter, Peggy Lea. Betty Lou Zehr moved to Butlervllle during the summer and she is now a senior at North Vernon High School. In l9h9, the class now consisting of just fourteen members started their senior year. The nDign1fied Seniors' were: Della Elizabeth Stewart, president: Mabel Gail Jenkins, vice-president: Jackie Ruth Jones,secretary and treasurer: Viola Vivian Clifton, Leta Belle Grunden, Elizabeth Evelyn Stroud, Joyce Anne Schmidt, Betty Louise True,Lois Maxine Dean, Ella Elizabeth Hamman, Eaflyn Gsyle Harper, Kathryn Ellen Scott, and Charles Edmund Wyman, and neva ane Hutelar. Mr. H. A.Gottfried was superintendent and pr1nc1pal.Their teachers were: Miss Lela Robertson, English, music and art: Mrs. Orpah Garrison, ad- vanced home economics, and typing: Mr. E. E. Smith, coach: and Mr. H. A. Gottfried, civics and sponsor. The class of fourteen will remain seniors until April 25, 1950. vvw-v-v'vvvvY.v-..,,,.,-.,,-,,,,,,,,. , ,,,, 1vv-,-vv rf- 'Q Y .... ' A -......., E.. :fe IC. .Cs- --...............-4........., - ,- ... , , .. .....,.....,.- A -...,.- ..,,....-............... - - - ,-,. . .a..., ....--.. ,....,.......,....,.,- A.. -hs :,..-.--A ---AA-.,,... f A A.:

Page 33 text:

1 A 4 A 1 1 A 1 I ii-an --il -n-.11 q-a-it-, as-in-an Q-7-1. iii- ug-11-. 1.-11 u--. ...nin- 11.-nn.. 1-ni-.1 a-:slum A--u-an-. E 1 E 3 4 3 , .E f 3 We, the Senior Class of l95O,having been found of horse sense and stable 1 thinking, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testa- - ' ment in form and manner as o owe: 3 We, the Senior Civics Class, will to Mr. Gottfried a bottle of color- ' I back to restore the blackness of those gray hairs which were caused by A us, also our ability totgez by in cies: without reading our lessons so 3 A he will not always have o orrow a oo . 1 1 we, the Senior Typing Class, will all the rattle-trap typewrlters, Miss .A Robertson's magnifying glass, and all our old worn out erasers to Mrs. Garrison, our dearly beloved commercial teacher. 4 We, the Senior English Class, will our knowledge of lengthy words to 1 Miss Robertson so she will not wear out the dictionary. We, the Senior Girls of the Advanced Home Economics Class, will to Mrs. Q Garrison all the recipes she so kindly gave to us this year. E l, We, the Senior Members of the Driver Education Class,wlll to Mr. Jenkins ' all the chawed gum which he so free-heartedly bought us fincidentally 4 it is stuck under the glove compartmentl. :: ' 1 We,the Senior Girls of the Art Class,will to our instructor,Miss Robert- f son, all the old worn-out brushes and empty paint tubes, in the hopes Q that she will be constantly reminded of her former students and there- . fore take pity on her remaining ones. I I I,Geneva Hutslar, will my good conduct to Freddy Damon and my ability to j shun the boys to Joy Green. ,j I, Viola Clifton, will my ability to memorize license numbers to Colleen 'A Miller so that she mq keep track of her boyfriends in her diary and the i power of those big brown eyes to get her way to Nellie Mae Stroud. ' I, Evelyn Harper, will my 'height' to J. D. Conrad in order that he will E not bump his head on every doorway and my ability to ask thought-provok- Q ing questions in Government Class to Mr. Gottfried so he can use them 4 in class next year. 1 I, Lois Dean,will my determination to stay on a diet to Mr. Smith and my L ability to yell at the ballgames to the future yell leaders of M.H.s. 1 I, Betty True, will my height to Russell Walker sp that he will not have 4 to stand in the porch swing to kiss his girl goodnight and my ability to f become engaged to Miss Robertson so she will not become an old maid. :: 4 ' I, Kathryn Scott, will my curly hair to Irene Green and my desire to go I to school to Frankie Broughton. 3 I, Elizabeth Stroud,wl1l my shiny black hair to Delora Spr1nkle,so as to 1 keep it in the family and my ability to write letters to Patty Broughton I1 I, Della Stewart, will my friendliness to Doris Levell, and my job at j 'l'ower's to Maxine Hammond so that she won't have to keep such late hours. gl I, Jackie Ruth Jones, will my ability to argue to Gerald Wyman in hopes that someday he will becomgfa grealtmlgvgyer and my ability to get by with y snickerlng in class to Cl or Sc . it ' ', I Letabelle Grunden will my long red hair to Emily Summers to match A her temper and my ability toiolfez guzmtin Cgovel1:nmentdCliss to Iiise Sims yi so the popping and crack ng w sep e eac er an c ass awa e. 3 I, Mabel Jenkins, will my ability to turn flips to Norma Clark and my A ability to eat all I want and keep my slim figure to Maxine Grunden. 1 E '?f' 1 Y71'-r7v7 vYv v'f7 Y1TYY1f'r'r7'ff'v'vT 'vyyff rv' 'r' '- -we---'-rvv -rv-7-f 5