Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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— The mirror STOP! LOOK! EAT! Order by Name Only SANDWICHES Deviled Egg — Janies Halsted Nut and Cheese — Malcom Halsted Imported Sardine — Irma Dinwiddie RELISHES Dill Pickle — Milford Stephenson FRESH FRUITS Fruit Cocktail — Iva Beach Stewed Prune — Robert W yatt SALADS Tuna Fish — Ralph Wojahn Shrimp — Harold Meyer DRINKS (linger Ale — Gertrude Vander Lugt Lime Freeze — Alfred Stark SUNDAES Honey Fruit — Myrtle Luebcke Lolly Pop — Irene Benson Banana Split — Ethel Schoon DESSERTS Angel-food — Eleanor Kaiser Devil’s-food — Hazel Heiny Doughnut — Murray Holmes LATEST MUSIC FOR SALE AT. ALL MUSIC STORES “Show Me the Way to Go Home” Robert Wyatt “I’m Just a Little Bit Bad” James Halsted “Hard To Get Gertie’ Gertrude Vander Lugt “Is He the Boy Friend?” Murray Holmes “Who’s That Pretty Baby?” Hazel Heiny ‘‘Mighty Lak’ a Rose ' Myrtle Luebcke “You Don’t Say Yes, You Don’t Say No” Ethel Schoon “I ve Got 1 hose Basketball Blues Milford Stephenson “Melancholy Baby” Irene Benson Baby Your Mother Like She Babied You” Iva Beach “Someday, Sweetheart” Irma Dinwiddie “When the Morning Glories Wake Up in the Morning”. Malcom Halsted ou Don t Like It (No. 1 Not Much!) Eleanor Kaiser He s the Last ord Harold Meyer “Where Shall I Go (Since You Have Sent Me Away?)” Ralph Wojahn “I’m Just a Red-Hot, Hot-House Flower” Alfred Stark Page twenty-six 1928

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+ The ITUrror A JUNIOR’S STUDY (?) PERIOD It ' s study period in the assembly, And I have my shorthand to get; And I haven ' t my English either, Nor my history studied yet. I’ll get busy right this minute. I can’t waste a second all day : Goodness ! who is calling me 1 Oh Hazel, what did you say? She wanted to talk to Robert, 1 might have known it at first ; Oh James, stop looking so funny Or I know into laughter 1 ' U burst. Gertrude still giggles as usual. But it doesn’t seem to bother her much; Gee! Irene’s got a case on Oscar And Eleanor on Ralph has a crush. That boy Murray passes notes Which bring news of delight and joy ; And Sheik Milford flirts with Iva But them we must not annoy. Wow ! There goes a note whizzing by. And it falls on Irma’s desk; Look at her blush with happiness ’Cause it’s from Alfred — I guess. Myrtle is dreaming, I think. About the date she had last night ; Malcolm is thinking of something deep. And chewing gum with all his might. Oh the class bell is sounding. And the shorthand period is due; 1 never studied my lesson, So I ' ll meet my Waterloo. 1 9 2 8 — + , Page twenty-five

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