Montmorenci High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Montmorenci, IN)

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James Williamson---- ---- ----The answer Kathryn Rooze-- Martha Jane Eller ---------------------- Vincent O'Leary Martha Van Schepen- -------------------- Frank Kerkhoff- Jack Homrig ----------------------- ----- Wilma Synder--- Catherine Mills Kenneth Rooze ----- -- -------- - --------- - Ann Dahlquist-- 4 to a maiden prayer ----------Pippiest ----------Blondest -----The Greek God ------The Smartest ----TBb'BashfuIbst ------The Silliest ------The Sassiest ------ThegQu1etest ------Best Natured The prettiest hair Lelia Mills ------ - -------------- -- ------------ Best dancer Eddie Becker--- Clara Miller--- Maxine Byers--- Wallace Martin- ------Best looking ---------Spunkiest ------------------------------The most shy -The most romantic HINTS TO FRESHMEN Look bright-it fools the teacher. Open the doors for the Seniors and shine their shoes-thet's courtesy. Copy all the exams-the teachers like nitn. Throw your chewing gum on the floor-it makes the rest of the gang stuck up. Swallow a watch-it helps to pass the time away. Have fun in the assembly when teachers leave you on your honor-it's the most honorable thing to do. Pursue the teachers constantly-they love Freshies. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Never tip your hat to the teachers they might think youg are flirting with them.' Come to the Senior parties-they want you. TEN COMMANDHENTS FOR M.H.S.STUDENTS l. Ghou shalt not loaf in the hall. 2. Thou shalt not giggle too much, else thy grade will be sorely tried. 5. Thou shalt not collect in groups and everyone-talk at once in the assembly room, for if thou doest, then thou wilt surely bring doen the wrath of Mr. Vance upon the head. 4. Thou shalt stand in awe of all thy teachers'CUnder-class men shell also apply this to that high and lofty body-the Seniorsl. 5. Thou shalt go to no movies, dances, or any other frivolous things when thou shouldst be at thy abode pre- paring thy lessons. 6. Thou shalt take at least nine books home each night. fTake themraway whether thou studiest no not just for the

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MONTMORENCI HIGH SCHOGL CURRICULUM The Montmorenci High School is organized on the 6e6 clans and has a continuous commision. Courses are offered in the following lines of mbrk: 'Regular academic, vooiational home economics, vocational agriculture,Mand COl1ETCiH1.4 Co are alternated in such a manner that it is oossible fo student to complete a full course for a major, in e these lines of Work. Below is listed lined by the State are a fer specific the requirements for graduation as Department of Public Instructionp requirements set up by the County of Education. These must be net in addition to the requirements. The completion of sixteen units of high school Work cluding the following: 1. English--English19, Eng. lO, Eng. ll---Srunits 2. Social Studies--Citizenship ------------- l unit U. S. history ---------- l unit 155 Mathematics-Elect any one unit in Math- 1 unit K4J Scieice-Elect any one unit in Science-- l unit 155 Health Education ----------------------- l unit CGD Total requred work ------- - ------------- 8 units 172 Elect from program of studies ---------- 8 units Grand Total ---------------------------- l6 units The vocational agriculture department is recognized one of the very best in the State. All prospective te of vocational agriculture attending Purdue must take practice teaching in our vocational department. Ther about 25 or 50 different students from Purdue takin course. NThe Tree of Nationsn urses r a adh of outs There Board State in as achers their e are g this On Thursday, April 16, 1956, the Montmorenci Junior Academy of Science planted a maple tree in the front of the school yard. The soil from 32 various states was deposited around the roots of the small tree. At the time of planting a formal dedication was held by the clubg This was followed by a Wiener roast in the school yard.

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.,,5' ny on t know over sixteen times Tnou shalt honor thy teachers and lellow-students from Thou shalt strive to follow these commandments faith- y all the day of thy N F S career, and if thou dost thou shalt shine before men as that impossible -------V.C. O'Leary -------Eddie Becker ----+Frank Kerkhoff --------+Lelia Mill -5--Catherine Mills -Martha Van Schepen --------Jack Homrig - ------ Maxine Byers ------Wilma Snyder -------Kenny Rooze ------Clara Miller ----Jim Williamson -----Ann Dahlquist -----Kathryn Rooze Martha Jane Eller ----Wallace Martin Mills + Eddie Becker every thlng else I happiness tics + Ann Dahlqulst Popularity. e who llve ln glass house should pull down the Bo L men rush in where Senlor fear to tread. 5 n c ass It is a mark of high culture nts are expected to be bsent whenever possible. es less vork for the overburdened faculty. your transl tions in your book It's a duty you owe xt term's students . nova - . new rnnwquuafanudfonul-dhulvqwuaq 1 V A r-. tiki. .X r -' 3-t A Vibe: i5!lmVk4,,, . pm, S, . 4 . 4 ,, , V V, , .1 . M ,N - f y pgs , ,. , 4f+wmfwfvfN'FWffas1