Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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i ' HRiLiwr r-7 5 SENIORS JOHN SABO Johnnie Lffe is a jest, and all things show it. I thought once, hut now I it Hi-Y, Merrillvue Staff, CLAUDE SANGSTER Okie Why should one study, and make one’s mind mad? ? Baseball, TFaketball , Track. BILLY SARGENT Billy The majority of man- kind 1 R lead, F.F.A., Track. WILLARD SCHAEFER Red Dynamic kid from the cornfields . Hl-Y, Choir. EDWARD C. SHIPLEY Ed A little nonsence now and then, but still as wise as other men. Hi-Y, Student Council , Jr. Play, Sr. P lay. Mir- ror Staff. JACK SPRINGER Jackson Him ocean waves have taken away, this lad may be admiral someday. MURIEL SMITH SMitty After a woman says there’s no use talking, :She keeps right on. G . A . A , ; 5.S.S4 , Choir Mirror Staff, Hall Mon - itor , RAYMOND SMITH Ray What’s in a name? Future Farmer of Amer- ica . BERNARD THOMAS Bernie If silence were goldm he’d be in a poor-house. Hj-Y, Student Council , Basketball, Baseball, Sr, Play, Track. FRANCES TIE V ANN Fran In one’s language, anTo conservative should be ., ’Speech Is silver and should never be free. S.S.S., Tri-Ep, Merri lvue , Junior Play, Seni Play. JEAN ANN TIGNOR Tig Dainty, modest, fair, is she. A charming las we all agree. S.S.S., Hall Monitor, Tri-Ep silon, Merrillvue Staff. 11 A b