New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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W fdltltli Emil-sf Class Tfistory Our High School Finds place in a store of memories treasured up through all of our four years. The spirit of good-fellowship holding us together, we went with interest into Geometryg we shouted ourselves hoarse when the ball went over a goal post or into a basketg we experienced the thrill of amateur actors. Now, we as Seniors open our memory chest and recount the years so crowded with experiences. Uur girls of 'l7l6 meet together in their Freshman year and called themselves after the good ship Argo. The next term they began their activities with the Temple of Fame and later with the same stick-together spirit, presented Daddy-Long-Legs. Our girls of '18 organized the L. O. L.'s with a desire to study all that was good in literature. They planned lrish, Valentine and George W'ashington parties, the last one always most attractive. XYe have ten Speakers and nine W'ranglers, girls and boys who worked to make the debates successes and other activities best. Music has found talent among us while Latin and German have interested others. NVQ, too, have had strong men in athletics: hard-Fighting football men who could hold cadets and soldiers: basketball men to pile up a score of l76 against their opponents 120: baseball men to give us a victory over old rivals. Behind these teams there has been a loyal crowd of .'X. B. Cfs founded by boys of our class. They paid this year's athletic debt by producing The Private Secretary. Most of all we are proud to display a service flag' with its three stars: the nrst for David NVinn: the second for Clyde Huff: the third for NVillard Richards. XVe are proud too, that we could help in the Bazaar that.made money to buy books for our soldiers, in the Thrift Stamp Campaign, in the Liberty Loan Drive, with Red Cross XYorl:, and to make some little French Orphans happy. g?fm,s,g45 et t55f'T'flil f fl ,eff N

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W filllllli Blliilw Beatrice Ehalt. Hcr voicc changed lilac a bird's Thcrc grow morc of thc music and loss of thc words. clrrc-lla. Frank Walk. Night after night H0 sat and blearcd his cycs with books. Choral Club: Class Basketball. Annette Helck. Tho grass stoops not, sho trcads on it so light. Argo: K. F. li.: German Club: Choral Club: Cindvrollag Orclwstra. Albert Fischer. 'Tis looking downward that malics one dizzy. Choral Club: Orchestra. Ida Mae Goodbub. Thy simple doom is to bc lmcfmtilul. L. O. L.: K. F. E.: Choral Club: Gorman Club: Cindcrc-lla, Louis Hannon. Wlhcrc Libcrtv dwells theres is my Country. XX7raugl0rs. Argo: S. O. S.: Choral Club: Cin-

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