New Market High School - Flyer Yearbook (New Market, IN)

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In want column we read: Wanted--A good English student, please, F.E.T.C.H. him to Mrs. Servies. Help Wanted--Speech lessons for Bob Cash who would like to express his ideas more clearly. All applicants must pass a thorough exarnination, or something by Paul Wilson. On the sports page we saw a big game advertised. Toadie Stewarts Labor Canyon Reptiles versus - John Sanders' Manglers. The game will be played at the armory and will be refereed by Bossy DeBusk and Alvey Mills. The Reptiles are in fine pre-garne shape as they have been killing snakes. The starting line-up will be as follows. Reptiles: Forwards--Hazel fR.edQ Harrison and Fetch It Servies. Guards--Skinny Beck and Shorty Quigg. Center--Dead-Eye Mills. .Tohn Sanders' Manglers: Forwards--Grizzley Risley and Toughy Milligan--Guards--Merle Bucklew and Pauley Wilson. Center--Slim Douglas. This should prove an exciting game, because teachers are always rightfff We see where Teddy Alfrey Jr. the son of the former Miss Bonnie Ross won. a first division in twirling. He gets this from his mother. Leland D. Melvin has taken over the principa1's job at Batesville. I guess he is following in Mr. Cassidy's footsteps. Mr. Cassidy has progressed in the law profession. He has just been elected to the State Legislature, where he is trying to pass a bill prohibiting the wasting of taxpayers money in public schools. As we had read all the news about our fellow classmates and former teachers, we folded the paper and lighted some of Senator Cassidy's cigars. But we quickly threw them away and as we staggered up the stairs we wondered if we would live through the night. Signed by Class of 1950 Ura Fool Iva Paine lrna No Gonna Say 14 l

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CLASS PROPHECY As we leaned back in our easy chairs for a long quiet evening, we picked up the latest edition of the New Market Times. The headlines read Attempted Suicide. The article didn't mention any names, but it seems that the poor boy resided in the southwest corner of New Market. It appears that he was having girl trouble. The column at the sextreme left of the paper told of the graduation of Carroll Terry from Mechanics College with a degree of M.A.S. QModel A Starterj. His new place of business is Bowers Station. We wondered why he picked this city for a location? ? Also on the front page we saw where Miss Ruth Webb broke her leg while riding down a canyon of BalHinch. We saw where Dewey Servies had won a spelling contest at Purdue University. He credits his great success to Mr. Wilson's English class. We turned to the society page and read where Mr. and Mrs. Cline Hughes the former Miss Laura Burnside were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Delano, the former Miss Dorothy Fagan. The girls were graduates of New Market High School. Mr. and Mrs. Delano reside with her parents in Ball-linch. Miss Jeanne Mullen and Mr. John McCammack anounce their wedding date. It will be the second Tuesday in the fifth week of June 1961. Miss Beverly Stockdale held a voice recital for her pupils from Waynetown. It has been reported that the pupils are running in close competition with the teacher. On the advertisement page we found an ad which read: Grand Opening of Obenchain's Grocery Store. Reduced prices on the following articles--Flour that the cat has slept in Qstill usable., Wormy Apples, ten cents a peck: Fresh Fruit just arrived from South America by dog sled: one dozen left-handed broomsg and candy bought from the Junior Class of 1949. Another ad read: Giant apples for Sale a Special price on Dove's Delicious and Busenbark's Seedless. fNo wonder these are giant apples, look who raises theml. We will trade apples for household furniture built forwear and tear. 13

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL As the time grows near Everyone begins to shed a tear While they see their chums passing on. We are those chums who are passing on The world beyond the classroom Here is hoping soon, To see them all again. We we all know, you are waiting to see What we are willing you Until we see you again may you be happy and gay With these things heaped upon you. To Horsey Willett, Pat Dove would like to give a good portion of her pleasingly plump figure. Carroll Terry, bless him, wills Donald wmeu his ability to love, lose, and smile again. From Dot to Dot goes her ability to catch her man and keep him. To Royce, Bonnie R. would like to give a nice juicy cake of chewing gum to stick behind his Car. It isn't said to mean harm, but Carroll would like Dean to keep his spot on the Basketball Bench warm. To Charles Lytle goes Ruth's influence with Mr. Wilson which enables her to get a front seat in History classes. Bernice wouldn't you like some nice long side burns like Laura's. We are quite sure some of John Sanders' height would help Wayne in his basketball playing. Jim, wou1dn't you like to get along with the teachers like George O. does. From now on we hope Norma can spell as well as Deweyg or maybe better. Wesley, Ruth says you may have her seat on Harrison's bus. To Glenn Lawler, goes a portion of Beverly Stockdale's ability to make a favorable acquaintance in all the neighboring towns. 15