Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

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is RosExl.xRY Snaliks Tudor Gentle, timid, .rguccf and .kind .-Irv ull hm' attrilmtcs dvfnicd, Band, Orchestra, Glee, Sun- shine, Music, Commerce, Pan- American, GHXA., President of Senior Class. GE Navi EYE Enwuziis Jenny You might flzinle 4111 liar illfi'l'i'.flX .Irv lzcrv bvynfid u doubl, Hu! look licr uf' .wmv Sunday nigh! . Ind for .i'o1rr.ri'1ffi11d auf. Clee, Drama, Commerce, Sun- shine tl'res,D, Twirler, Secre- tary of Senior Class, Booster Club. D.xv1n DEc KARD Dave 1 do not mind reork: I can .rlvcp beside it. Basketball, Track, Cross Coun- try, Softball, Pan- American, Hi-Y CPres.J, President Soph- omore Class, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, -I A M ES S H Ekwoon Jimmie .-I :wry .rtudious boy indcvd, 11c'.r noted for his zeorking xftccd. Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Boos- ter, Commerce CSec.-Treasj, Music CSecJ, Vice-President Freshman Class, Pres. junior Class, Treas. Senior Class. History of Cnr Class Our class entered the threshold of Mitchell lligh School with ll7 members. Me regret that we have only 52 left out of our original number. On November lo, 1941, we were all very sorry to hear that Madge Smith, one of our classmates. had been fatally injured in an automobile accident. Uncle Sam has also taken his quota of our boys. VVe have eleven boys who like to swim and like the smell of salt water, so they are in the Navy. Three boys prefer khaki to navy blue. so they are doing their bit in the Army. That leaves two other sky-minded boys, James Fox and Mike Quigley, who were taken from our class this year to become members of the Air Corps. Eleven of our members have moved, nineteen have quit school, and Dan Cupid's arrow has struck the hearts of seventeen of them. XYe won the Homecoming Queen Contest three consecutive years, and among our other celebrities were the basketball players: Raymond Tanksley, David Deckard. Vvayne Mayden, Mike Quigley, and Dewey Magner. The Junior-Senior Prom was tops in entertainment. From experience, we know the work, the suspense. the thrills, and the fun that this reception provides. Even though we have had difficulty in keeping our members, we are sure we still have one of the greatest classes that has ever graduated from Mitchell High School. FLOXY1-:Rf Lilac COLORs: Silver and Blue BIOTTOZ .5'zrrrt'55 mules in cans, but failure comes in ralfts. Page Six

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Classes

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SENICRS RIARCARET ACTON Katie Her blaslz is beautiful, but sometiuzes i11i'0117'e11ie11t. Sunshine, GAA. BETTY BROOKS Brooksie lVisd0m is better than rabies, and all the things that may be desired are not to be vom- pared to it. Sunshine, G.A.A., Commerce lXlARY ELIZABETH BROWN Sis The serret 0f.Y1lt'l'?.f.Y is Tvorle, but who Zx'fllZf.Y to lezzaiv tlze secret. Sunshine, Drama, Pan-Amen ican, Glee, Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. CPres.j, Knitters, Com- merce CYice-Prcsj, Home- crafters. BETTY CHASTAIN Bet Her radiant smile and spark- ling blue eyes get the work done wlieu alzre slic' tries. Sunshine, Commerce, Pan- American . 1 PA ui, CHILDERS Lucas T0 work in the art room is his deliglifg llf lmte'z'er llc d0es,' lie does all right. Pan-American, Commerce, ln- tramural basketball, softball, volley ball Page Seven RlAR.llJRIE Box Box ,S'lze's slzort and sweet and lzard I0 beat. Sunshine, GAA., Commerce RlAf'.DAl.INE BROXVN Maggie S110 is samerulzat of an ora- tar, but rzerer does as -zuell as slze tan out of resfvevt to Pat- rirle Henry. Sunshine Rl,xRc1.x BKSCH 'lQuak Saiisfierl tuitlz anytlziny that will reap rorifeiztuzeiit. Sunshine, G.A,A. F.-XYE CH,xsT.xiN HRuss Life 'ZU0ll'l be life at all zuitlz- out Russ. Sunshine, Commerce, Home- cratters DOROTHY CLOUSE Dottie flvgood reputation sits still, lle lenozu tlzat Dottie's al- 'zvays Tvill. Sunshine.