New Lisbon High School - Nu Lisannial Yearbook (New Lisbon, IN)

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STA TISTICS MELBA SHAFER Pet Peeve: Having my hair pulled Favorite Pastime: Playing piano Ambition: To have a lot of money Wants Most: A certain sailor fStinkyj Noted For: Chasing sailors Characteristic: Carefree CLADYS CHEW Pet Peeve: A certain little gray Ford Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Ambition: To be professional ice skater Wants Most: More boy friends Noted For: A way with the boys Characteristic: Amicable WILMA FOWLER Pet Peeve: Being teased Favorite Pastime: Singing Ambition: To be a professional singer Wants Most: A diamond Noted For: Tenacity Characteristic: Frivolous VJAYNE STRINGER Pet Peeve: Senior girls Favorite Pastime: Flirting Ambition: Graduate from college and be a lawyer Wants Most: A very private secretary Noted For: Personality Characteristic: Independent HAROLD PAUL Pet Peeve: Women Favorite Pastime: Going to New Castle Ambition: To graduate Wants Most: 12 full inches Noted For: Basketball ability Characteristic: Changeable Page Eight ANNA MC KILLIP Pet Peeve: Being kidded Favorite Pastime: Dreaming Ambition: Get married Wants Most: Her Creamery boy fCharliej Noted For: Giggles Characteristic: Flighty GARNET MADDIX Pet Peeve: Having to wait on anyone Favorite Pastime: Tripping the light fantastic Ambition: To be a ballet dancer Wants Most: To have Crosby sing a song specially for me Noted For: Sweetness Characteristic: Contented ANNABELLE GOAR Pet Peeve: Wouldn't you like to know? Favorite Pastirne: Agriculture Ambition: To be blond like Betty Hutton Wants Most: A date with Van Johnson Noted For: Friendliness Characteristic: Jolly MARY LOU FAUCETT Pet Peeve: Milking cows Favorite Pastime: Reading Ambition: To read The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire Wants Most: Something tall, dark and handsome Noted For: Dairy cows Characteristic: Sensitive

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SFNIURS UF 1945 Gladys Glzew Vice President 3 See'y Es? Treasurer 1 AllII1t0Wl1 journal Staff Nu Liszinninl Stuff fCofEditorj Booster Club 3, 4 Booster Club VicePres Booster Club Sec-Tre. Silver Typing Pin 3 Sliortliand Pin 3 -lH Club 4 years -Ir. Leader l year Cust OF 'A Girl Ii Every Port' 'Mix E? Mrs. America' 'Act Your Age' Harold Paul -linitown journal Stuff Nu LlSkll1l1Lllll lAdvertising Editorj Buslcetbaill 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Truck 2, 3 Service Club Cast of 'Miz C? Mrs. America 'Act Your Age' 'Hist' She's A Man' Anna Male McKillip .limtown journal Nu l..is:innuz1l Staff lpicture Editorj Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cust ol' 'Mr, C? Mrs. America' Wilma Fowler .limtown Journal Nu Lisannual Staff fActivitiesQ Booster Club Pres. 3 Yell Leader 2, 4 Service Club Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cast of 'Mr. E3 Mrs. America' 'A Girl in Every Port' 'Act Your Age' 'Girl Trouble' Garnet Maddix jimtown Journal Nu Lisannual Staff fFeature Editorj Booster Club 3, 4 Booster Club Rep. 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cast of 'Mr. Ee? Mrs. America. 'Act Your Age' 'Hist' She's a Man' 'A Girl in Every Port 1 1 Melba jean Shafer Vice-President 1 President 2 Treasurer 3 Iimtown Journal Staff Nu Lisannual Staff QArt Editorj Booster Club 3, 4 Booster Club Pres. 4 Silver Typing Pin 3 Shorthand Pin 3 Orchestra 1 year Chorus 1 year Cast of 'Too Many Husbands' 'Mr. E3 Mrs. America' 'Act Your Age' Page Seven

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CLASS HISTURY On September 5, 1941, nineteen pupils en- rolled in the Freshman Class with Miss Boring as our sponsor. Outstanding events of the year were: the Freshman initiation and the Annual High School Halloween Party. Our Sophomore year opened with fourteen students and a new sponsor, Miss Shroyer. We gave a class party and on March 2 en' tertained the High School with a St. Pat' rick's Party. During junior year we had many new ex' periences. A threefact comedy, Mr. and Mrs. America, was presented on Decemf ber 2. We entertained the Senior Class at thc Miami Hotel in Dayton on March 17. Dick Beeson left our class to enter the army on May 11. Class officers for the Junior year were: Wayne Stringer, presi- dent, Gladys Chew, vicefpresident, and Melba Shafer, secretary and treasurer. Again in 1944 we. took our places in the assembly bearing the name of Dignified Seniors, and with a new class sponsor, Miss Shull. During the summer vacation we lost a member of our class, Ermadean Schock. Due to the paper shortage we put out the school paper, 'llimtown journal once a month and sent copies to the boys in service. Our Senior play, Act Your Age, was presented by the class on April 6. Junior and Senior reception was held on April 13. Baccalaureate Services were held on April 15 and Commencement on April 18. April 20th at last and out of school for good. Motto: 'BIT is BETTER TO WEAR ouT THAN To RUST OUT Colors: BLUE AND GOLD Flawer: ROSE Page Nine