New Richmond High School - Yearbook (New Richmond, IN)

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MARCH. I. Mr. Machan has a grouch. 2. Senior class meeting. 3. C. W. is all dolled up. 4. Miss Gerhard absent from school. 5. Everybody goes to the tournament. 8. In Memoriam. 9. We have our pictures taken. 10. Mr. Dick visited the public speaking class. 15. Chester Dunn quit school. 16. Louise is looking down hearted. . Everybody wore green. All but the Freshies. . Maudie says she rode in his little Ford, 17 I8 19. Louise has a faint little smile. Wonder why? 22. Lesson in advertisements. 30. Rev. Myers conducted chapel. 31. Supt. Machan, better known as Daddy, gave an excellent talk before the H. S. APRIL. 1. ?? ?!!!!---????!!? 2. Schlemmer's birthday. . Schlemmer and Jim are counting their chickens before they are hatched. . Edna and Frank are getting along just fairly wellfl 3 8 I3. Tar Baby Minstrels. MAY. 9. Baccalaureate Sermon. 1 1 Senior class play. 12. Commencement. 13. We bid you Liebewohl. LORA H. Page Forty-four

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