Mount Vernon High School - Hoop Pole Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IN)

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Seventh and Eighth Grades

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Freshman Class BOTTOM ROW: Cecil Holtzmeier, Arleta Strickland, Kenneth Topper,Mariorie Reinitz,Arnold Juncker, May Key, Bernard Jeffries, Arvilla Niehaus, Cliltord Hames, Edna Noelle. SECOND ROW: Bernice lsham, Kenneth Aud, Margaret Snyder, Alfred Oeth, Alma Boatman, Harold Gentil, Janie Jones, Howard Rhodes, Wilma Loehr, Jaclcson Campbell. THIRD ROW: Melvin Miller, Mariiohn Cieveland, Gentry Gibert, Dorothy Thompson, Edward Temple- ton, Pauline Nolan, Byron Rowe, Fayetta Benton, Howard Thompson, Kathryn Conlin- FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Allyn, George Russell, Valeda Rowe, Raben Schenk, Vera K. Sturm, Charles Bray, Ruby Lee Weilbrenner, Herbert Whipple, Beulah Bennett, Samuel Bradley. FIFTH ROW: Elwood Benthall, Marjorie Utley, Leonard Stevens, Kathleen Cox, Orville Haas, Anna V- Green, Gerald Schallier, Mariorie Reeves, Herbert Hyatt, Elvera McFaddin. SIXTH ROW: Louise Breeze, Richard Edmonds, Eileen Butler, Dwight Roberts, Virginia Pharr, Eldon Welborn, Esther Dausman, Marla Kost, Dorothy Ashworth, Herbert Roehr. SEVENTH ROW: Geraldine West, Martha McKinney, Mary L. Peerman, Harlan Cobb, Della Mann, Elinor Fay O'Bannon, Sampson Klotz, Martha Jane Staples, Ethel Ginger, Pauline Williams.

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Class Will To whom it may concern: In order that we shall not be forgotten, we, the Senior Class of Mt. Vernon I-Iigh School, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty, being adjudged of sound minds feven those who know no better do not think so J do herein will and bequeath our property, beloved and otherwise, to those who, to us, seem most deserved. To wit: I, K. Bernell Alldredge, will to Mr. Pence all of the shoes I have worn out, walking unnecessarily in the halls, as a happy remembrance of my high school days. I, Opal Alldredge, will to Esther Carroll and Kenneth Millspaugh a book entitled I-low to Fall In Love. I, Ruby Marie Alldredge, will Room 3l to any Junior couple who can take care of it at noon as well as Frederick and I have. I, Thelma Alldredge, will my popularity to Lila Katherine Rich in order that the schooI's popular girl may still live in my community- I also will my beau to any one who is Abell to get him. I,Olis Allyn,will my place in the Footlight Performers to John Hames with the sincere hope that he may learn some of the technique of acting from Miss I-loward,and so that he may be successful in Hollywood. I, Clara Allyn, will to Katherine Allen my latest book on I-low to Lose Flesh. I sincerely hope that she may use it with more success than I. I, Wallace Bishop, will a pair of my famous heel plates to Alvin Mix so that he may attract as much atten- tion as he walks through the halls as I have. I, Georgia Blackburn, will to Elizabeth Riecken a bottle of Golden GIint so that EIizabeth's hair will be sure to stay red. I, Erma Boatman, will to Anna Blake my violin, which after twenty or thirty years of practice, she may learn to play. l, Norman Bokelman, will a rope to Louise Weilbrenner so that she and Perk may pull together, and, if Perk refuses, she may threaten to hang herself. This will surely make Perk do right. I, Mildred Bottomley, will a record of all the times I have been sent to the office to George I-lessler so that he may profit thereby. I, William Breiner, will Leo Weir to Mr. Jacques so that Mr. Jacques will have someone smaller than himself to wrestle with. l, Robert Carman, will the remainder of my last plug of tobacco, since my graduation I am swearing off, to anyone who thinks he can use it. Don't all rush up at once. I, Joseph Carroll, will some of the ribbon and some of the medals I have won in iudging contests to El- wood Benthall, since I realize he will probably never win any. I, Guy Ellsworth Cleveland, Jr., will Emma Louise Oliver to the Faculty, since they are the only ones who can take care of her as well as I have. I, Arthur Merle Cline, will the keys of the I. G. A. Store to Wilson Given with the sincere desire that Wilson stop in some time and see a food store. I, Eloice Coleman, will a book of passes to John Bauer so that he can go to Evansville more often. I, Edward Culley, in order to show that I still love my dear teachers, will a Iollypop to each one of the Faculty. These lollypops are to be left at Weckesser's until next fall so that the teachers may spend a pleasant summer in happy anticipation of my treat. I, E. Pauline Curtis, will a bottle of Sloan's Liniment to Forrest Sewell since I am afraid he has sprained his wrist by writing me so many notes. I, Clyde DeFur, will a letter to Beniamin Kermit Seifert in order that he may have at least one letter when he graduates. M brought forward: envelope given to Beniamin. l, Frances Denbo, will to I-lerschel Aud, a green comb so that it can be company for the one he borrow- ed from me a few years ago. Will Continued on Next Page