Montmorenci High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Montmorenci, IN)

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Y S ' S A ' I think the 195 School is a fine After spendi completed the course and must love so well. As, years we think of the many ha roll call to c 6 Senior Class of the Montmorenci High class of young people. I like them. L.A.Wood SENIORS FARWELL ng so many years in M.H.S. we have part from the school we we look back over those twelve long ppenings from the first ommencement night, and with all , our trials and troubles, our problems and sorrows, we must conclude, that they were happy years indeed. They have also been years of learning. and of experience, and with the help of our of our life's work Before we pa classmen a word' a-good class has are indispensable the under classe urge them to exe extent. We hope reputation of th carry it on to kind and loving tefchers the foundation has been laid. rt we wish to leave with the under of encouragement. Realizing that many- gone before us, we don't feel that we to the well-being of the school. 'In s we see students of ability, and we rcise their abilities to the fullest that they will strive to improve the eir school, to uphold its ideals and to championship in all contests. We also urge them to continue to nublish a school paper, which we consider a wort As we leave h while project. M.H.S. regretting that our school days here are ended and that we must part from friends, we have a deep de precepts of our termination to keep the ideals and alma mater and to succeed in our life's undertaking so that our efforts may. stand as an ex- ample of the school we love --- our own.Dear old M.H.S. To our school days, to our dear teachers and to all the students of Montmorenci School we bid thee, ------- Farewell. Junior Prom... Senior Ley... .3 C Oiivigiliv C .JVQL NT PRO GRAM .Thursday, April 2 .., ....Gymnasium .Thursday, April 3O..r' ....School Class Play.. . . . .ruesaayg April. 14. . . . . . 4Auditorium C mmen ere t.......fr'd k .,... ...,A d't ' Bgccalgu?egtte ..... Sundgg: Aggil 26 .. ...zagditggfgg

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....-...- -,L .V ,-.- , - . ...... Y..- , TEACHERS osx OF sfmofes The sexier class of '56 represents s group of students with a wide range of interest end abilities. Some of the group are very studious and will no doubt make n mark in some educational field. Others are domestically inclined and will probably become farmers or farmers wives. As a whole, I would say that they are e very good group of boys and girls. Mr. Vance Taking into consideration the various contributions that have been made throughout the year to our school by the members of the Senior Class, I should describe this class of 1956 as s class of Nmsny nptitudesi also, distinguish- ed for its outstanding qualities of leadership, and lest, but not leestlas Wes exhibited at the Junior-Senior Recep tion this yenrb their iunequalled Unimbleness of feetn. Miss Picknrd The senior class is composed of the grandest, sweetest, finest, truest, Jolliest, most lovfble, most capable, sleepiest, stubbornest, most smart-sleek, mischievious imps imaginable. The group hrs been suffering bndly from Senioritis but recovery is expected by Hey 22, 1956 under the cure of Dr. Life. A Because of their characteristics rnd that they are my first students whom I h.ve vrtoked progress through four years of high school I vill slwrys love them dearly and highly value their friendship. Ney God grant them happiness!!! Miss Opp I have known the Seniors of this year only ns friends, and I always hate to tell my friends good-bye. Miss Miller A good class. Mr.Bender Everything these Seniors have done has been considerate They are the most trustworthy students and they never re- strain from expressing their opinionslon teachers or sub- jects.D These students have worked sonsiderebly hard, especially my county champs. I certainly regret to see these Seniors graduate. . Richard N.Howell Y, -.V ... -4. ini. .-1. ..- ... , Y., - 4.--. ,,

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.--.1....--.1-......-.1-....-.,...- JUST IMAGINE Maxine Byers not getting her lessons. Martha Loman without Frank Gear around. Billy Snyder not oestering everyone. Catherine Mills noting up. Dubby Hovell with his dobber down. Wally Murtin not pestsring Clara Miller. Ann Dahlouist mod at anyone. Martha Van staying home from n bnll game Martha Jane staying home on Sunday night Lelin kills atla noon hour without Eddie Katy Booze with three oints in her. Frank Kerkhoff dnnging. M Lois June Gt a school party. Why doesn't Jim W. Studying n.rd. Juck Homrig in clues on time. Eddie Becker do-ng things right. Mickey Lolldr refusing o date. Pauline livin5 in New York Cwish she did Vincent heving o dnte. Kenny staying away from Otterbein. Who's Mr. Bender lookinh any ne out of class. Mr. Vance letting the Seniors huve their Does she like it? she go? D the big nttruction way. Miss Miller not being able to answer n question. Miss Pickurd without n bunch of boys uround. Mr. Wood doing L special two ndmber. Miss Opp being in clues on time. Dick Sutton leuvinp the girls clone. Lorraine Switzer thinking she made 1 hundred. Jackie Loman: NMotnor do I have to wash my fuce?H 3 Mrs. Loman: nCertninly, dear.n . , Jackie: UAW, why cun't I just powder it like Mnrthn does?N, was www Q Freshmen--Innocence. Juniors--Nuisance Sophomore--No sense. Seniors--No Cents. Teachers---Patience www www Miss Miller: Kenny Rooze: uDo you know Poe's URuVenH? UNO, what is he mad nboutu? ' +44 new Miss Pickerd: on's paper.u HTnst's the tnird time you huve looked on Hel Donald Baugherg YIes,qme'em, I cun't help it. She doesn't 1 'write very plninly.U ' ' www www p ,4,