Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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1917 The Annual 1 91 7 RUSSEL B. SILSBY, A. B. History. Middleport, N. Yg University of Michigang Martinsville, '15-'16gN.H.S.'17 His form was of the manliest beauty, his heart was kind and he did his duty. With his leaving, the faculty and student body lost an earnest and ar- dent supporter. G. C. POWERS. History. Earlharn 'O2g Dunkirk, '03-'04g Pring Red Key, '04-'07 Pring Remington, 14-'16, Suptg N. H. S,,17. ' An industrious man, who has been with us but a short time. However, We hope he has enjoyed our closing year as we have. Page Fzfteen

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1917 Page Fourteen The Annual 1 91 7 THIRZA CHASE PARKER, A. B. English. Indiana State Normalg Post Graduate Course, Wisconsin Universityg Mooresville, '12-'17g N. H. S. 17. A quiet, efficient teacher who hails from Mooresville, the former residence of our excellent superintendent. FLORENCE MIESSE. Supervisor of Music. Ohio Universityg Nelsonville, Ohio 'llg N. H. S.'13-17. On with the dance, Let joy be unconHned. She must have an indirect connection with Polyanna, for she is usually found playing the glad game. ' LILLIAN D. FINDLEY, Domestic Science Ecomony. Lewis Instituteg Valparaiso Universityg Indiana Universityg Chautauqua N. Yg Bradley Polytechnic, '12g N. H. S. '08-'17, Miss Findley has stood by us for quite a number of years and we hope that she will not leave now for the rumored California lover. ALWILDA M. LUTZ, Penmanship and Drawing. Zanerian Collegeg Art Institute of Chicagog N. H. S. '15-17. The gods must have smiled on her, for she has that rare combination' of talent, beauty, and common sense.

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1917 The Annual 1917 EDITORIAL WE, the staff of the 1917 Annual, take pleasure in presenting this copy in remembrance of our four years here and especially our last year with its numerous and happy program of events. Although with the worthy purpose of making this book the best, we may have come short of the mark. We crave pardon for any unintended mistakes or faults. As usual, we are indebted to many people who assisted and helped in thelbetterment of our book. To our excellent and Faithfull artists, Albert Hull and George Malott, we wish to extend our appreciation. We also wish to acknowledge the excellent drawings by Doris Grifiith, a former member of our class. We regret deeply the departure of Mr. Silsby, our History teacher, for Manila. Our best regards follow him in his work. To Pauline Fryberger, we are indebted for any original literary features throughout our book. Kathleen Thayer has faithfully and willingly helped us, both in the arrangement of the pictures and in typing our material. We are indeed grateful to her. i..l. - To the faculty and to anyone else who may have assisted us to produce this publication, we render our sincere thanks and appreciation. . Page Sixteen