Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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C3 MCDUES. c CCDHTEHTS This year's annual is the shadow of thc two semesters of the school year. The pages are named in the order in which they appear in the book. The school and the executives hold first place in the division given to the first semester. These are: the faculty mem- bers, Mr. Watt, Mr. Mueller, Miss Ragsdale, Miss Sawyer, Miss Stevenson, Miss Wood, Miss Martin, Miss Cameron, Miss Coy. Mr. Kelley, Mr. Harger, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Zeis, Mr. Todd, Mr. Hansen, and hir. Elliottg the Board of Control consisting of: Mr. Mueller, Mr. Kelley, Miss Steven- son, Mr. Zeis, Richard Roudebush, Robert Foland, and Jane Wilsong and the School Board. Following the executives are the three lower classes and their activities: the juniors, the J unior Class Play, the sophomores and finally the freshmen. The clubs which are more active in the first sem- ester than the second, hold next place. These are: the Chorus, Home Economics. Every- body's Lonesome Club and the Girls' Athletic Association. The copy throughout is sup- plemented by photography of all groups. 6

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Qams BEQINS DEDlCATlCDN lu rvcognition of a great unselfish service and an undying friendship, we the Class of 1936, re- spvotfully dedicate our annual to Miss Katrina llzigsrlalv. Sho has guidvd us safely through our junior and senior years, and we know that hm' thoughts will he with us as we enter our future work. We have spvnt many happy hours with her, tolling and planning our work, and she has always aided and advised us and helped us reacli our goal fthis annual which wo gladly df-dicatv to her. 5

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COUTETITS The second semester takes up where the first left off in our year book. just as in our school life. Since seniors reign supreme in the latter part of the year, that division of the annual is given over to that class and its numerous activities. There is the class it- self, the Senior Play, and the year's biggest and finest social event taking place in the school, the Junior-Senior Prom. Last in the division giving to the seniors is the group which worked so hard to make this book, the Shadow Staff. Next in line of importance arc the second semester clubs and special groups. They are the Debate Club, the Latin Club, the Band and Orchestra, the Agricul- ture Boy's Club, and the school's honorary society. the HN Club for athletes. The one sport probably most popular of all in our state and second only to football in our own high school, basketball, is next. The calen- dar is found at the bottom of each page throughout the book. The very last pages are devoted to the jokes and specialties and to our advertising. 7