Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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, 1 .ifnw P ' O HELEN BOOTH. Credits 34.7. ERNEST MILLS. Credits 33.8. M y mind was not made for hard use. Glee Club '19-'22, Lonesome Club '19-'23, French Club '21-'23, A man who is a man, and master of himself. President Class '19-'20, Vice President '20- '21. Treasurer Ironsides '20-'21. Secretary Ironsides '21-'22, Treasurer School Fund '22- '23. President Athletic Association '21- '22, Track '20, '21-'22, '23, Football '21-'22. Or- chestra '20-'23, Glee Club '21, Annual Staff '22-'23, An Old Fashioned Mother MARY ALICE HAYS. Credits 32. Mistress of herself though China fall. Lonesome Club '19-'23, Latin Club '21-'23 Cast of Real American Girl. Toy Shop' ' Columbus Ohio '20-'21, Vice President Glee Club '19, Senior Class Play. Page Thirty

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I ,3lff ' ELIZABETH TUCAER. Credits 35.2. RACHEL MIESSE. Credits. Trust Belly, to find romance in life. Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association '21- '22, Vice-President Lonesome Club '21-'22, Secretary-Treasurer Class '19-'22, Student Council '19-'20, Cast Real American Girl, An Old Fashioned Mother, Wild Rose, Glee Club '20-'21, Chorus '19-'20, Lonesome Club '19-'23, Latin Club '19-'23, Vergil Club '21-'22, President Latin Club '20-'21 Ruth Vice-President Glee Club '20-'21, Annual Staff '22-'23, Senior Class Play JOSEPH McILHENNY. Credit 34.6. Full ofjokes and wil is he. Latin Club '20-'23, Ironsides '21-'23, Glee Club '22-'23, Athletic Association '20-'23, Annual Stall '22-'23, Secretary Bible Club '22-'23. A friendly face you like lo meeI. Lonesome Club '19-'23, Ruth '21 Jeanne'd Arc Miss Cherry Bloosom Athletic Associa- tion '21-'23, French Club '20-'23. FRANCES HEYLMANN. Credis 34.7. A Real Democrat, nuff said. Lonesome Club '19-'23, Cast of Toy Shop . Miss Cherry Blossom . Wild Rose, Real American Girl Glee Club '20-'21, Latin Club '21-'22, Dramatic Club '21, Student Council '20, Senior Class Play, Annual Staff '23. Page Twenty- Nine

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'QS' - fSlfN ' CLASS HISTORY EPISODE I N September, 1919, the Freshman Knights entered the portals of wisdom to try to master the Unknown Realm of Education. Our Hopes were set high and when we were told, by a teacher to organize our class, we were not a little stupid. Our first president was Claire Wheeler I first semesterj and Alton Tallev Ksecond semesterl. The Vice-president was Ernest Mills, secretary-treasurer Phoebe Heath. Our colors were blue and silver. Our Levinson ship plunged us into a sea of hard work but we were not alone because all the upper classmen who could spare time from paper-wadding and pin-fixing joined us. Some dropped out of school and others from other schools, but the majority kept working hard. Latin and French Club, Lonesome Club, Iron- sides, Dramatic and Debating Club furnished the diverson. During the year many humorous incidents happened to add a touch of color to our hard work. During this first chapter Mary Alice Hays and Marion Aldred learned their individual strut. Bernice Bassett learned to be quiet. Joseph Mcllhenny was being tutored and it was rummored his text-book was Practical School Jokes and How to Play Them. Thelma Dickover was educating herself on Giggling, Its Cause and Cure. While Russell Huntsinger and Roger Lehr were learning to mumble, Flossie Guilkey was learning the art of wearing jewelry. EPISODE II In 1920 the same bunch waited to initiate the Freshmen to their new Fate. This year it was noted by all and especially by the Sophomores that the Freshmen acted queer and strange. The officers for the new year were elected. Alton Talley was pre- sident, Ernest Mills vice-president and Elizabeth Tucker was secretary-treasurer. The former class colors were retained. 1 Pauline Wann acquired the habit of speaking to everyone and Mary Quear de- cided to study Home Economics. Mahlon Heinzmann entered the Athletic field but was driven back from stage fright until the next year. Edna Baldwin was expelled from school because of over-study and Ruth Canatsey began to have a case. Esther Fox made a private announcement that she intended to go to Paris to learn the art of millineryfthat is in a few years. EPISODE III The Levinson ship steered a jolly bunch of Juniors to N. H. S. The business al- ready had been transacted. The officers were President George White, Vice-president Anna Tucker, Secretary-treasurer Elizabeth Tucker. The colors were purple and white. We at once scrambled to order our class pins and rings. We were well represented in Athletics too. Our class has its faults, as all good organizasions do, but it was Page Thirty-One