Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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E. L. C. What would Noblesville High School be without the Lone- some Club? This organization consists of all girls of N. H. with the little but mighty sponsor, Mrs. Fred Hines. known to the girls as ftAunt Mattief' The officers of the club are in the above picture. First row, left to right: Rosemary Baker, Judy Kinder, Maurine Scherer, Elizabeth Funsett, Martha Lehr, Geraldine Goldsmith. Vey Mor- ris. Second row, left to right: Virginia Gwinn, Jean Gilkey, Fairy Kendall, Eleanor Libler, Mary Libler, Josephine Roudebush, Mary Eller. The Lonesome Club derived its name from the book Every- body's Lonesomev by Clara Laughlin. Its motto is f'Let all that ye do be done in lovewg its watchword is f'Others'lg and its color is True Blue. The work of the club is to help the girls through high school and if they need help, to go to college. Helpers of this function consist of: the sponsor. six officers, and a council composed of three committees. namely-activities, welfare. and vigilance. All members are grouped into four squads with a captain, lieutenant, and faculty sponsor to aid in entertaining and financing the club. Outstanding events of the year are as follows: Halloween Party. Christmas Party for the needy children, Motherls Party, and Senior Farewell Party. We seniors send our best wishes to the club and hope the fol- lowing years bring the club success. of October.H0n the 16th the wearers of the green tShamrocks of Westfieldj were beaten 31 to 0 Grade cards! Nuff said! Why couldoft the pupils give grades when their teachers have to go to 22

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HOME ECOHOTHICS Thr IlN'lIllJt'l'H ot' this vluh urv as follows: First row, loft to right: Nlurtlia Davis. Grutciczuiii Ogle, lflilrvn Ahhott, fit'Il0Vil llurhin. Many Musselumn, Helen Walton, Ruth Roberts. Sm-cond row, loft to right: Anita Kvpin-r, Muurino Hclioror, Dorothy llushiol, llvlcn llushiol, Lois Goodwin. lictty Davis, Betty 'l'hon1us, lllin Vustor. 'Fhiitl row, loft to right: llolvn Bryant, Geraldine Gold- smith, Thvlina Sllllglliili. Miss Stevenson, sponsor, liathcrinv Mus- st-luiuu, Clmwvu Mushrush, Athalyu Brown. lloino lfluonoiuirs has tlc-volopt-cl so rnpiclly cluring thc' past two flvmulrs that soinotinws it soolns. likv Topsy, to liave' 'ljust growoclf' Worthy honu- llll'lllll0l'Slllp is thc ohjvctivo townrtl which honw vt-onoinivs nmkos its groutost contribution. This yt-ur, onv Inuulrc-tl uncl forty high school pupils havv vxpwsst-tl thvir intorvst in hvconiing future l1Olll0-lllillii'l'S. 'l'hv pure-ly lllillllIJl1lltllV0 skills, such as cooking and sowing, no longvr consuuu- so largv at part of the tinio tlovotecl to hoine vcononiics, l10f'L1llS0 of tho vllangetl conception of what homo mak- ing rvully is. Funiily rolutionships, vhiltl carv, honio cure of the sick, Glo- lllf'lll2lI'y nutrition, l10Ill0 furnishing, and vcononiics of buying are nzunvs frm-qluintly upplivtl to units of work offewvrl in this depart- nwnt. tin tht' ltlth of Hut month plans began for a Certain 1nasfm'p1'1fz'P of l1iff'l'llf1lJ'l', Tim Shadow. -It flidrff tulw a zuooflm horsr' for the' illillffrs to defral H10 Trojans at .Yl'llPl't18flf' 26 to 0 the 14th day 21

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GAA The Girls' Athletic Association consists of girls whose major interest is athletics. This organization is sponsored by Miss Rags- dale, who has been here for the last four years. The officers are as follows: president, lilin Fastorg viee-presi- dent. Fairy liendallg treasurer. Betty Lou Beecroftg and secre- tary. Betty 'l'hon1as. The heads of the various sports have been chosen as follows' volley ball, llelcin Waltong basketball, Frances Thoniasg baseball, Graeicann Uglcg hiking. Lois Lowe: skating. Geraldine Hough- telingg bicycling, Geraldine Pughg and tennis, Maybelle Sininis. The year started with the girls playing volley ball and then basketball. Will any of the girls who played opposite Helen Loftus forget her? You would think that she was playing against a boys' team instead of playing against a girls' teani. Do the girls know anything about baseball? tTry and tell theni they don't.l First row, left to right: Betty Lou Beecroft. Ulin Castor, Fairy Kendall. Betty Thonias. Graeieann Ogle. Frances Thonias. Second row: Gerry Houghteling, Gerry Pugh, Helen Walton, Lois Lowe, Maybelle Sininis, Miss Ragsdale. Before a girl beconies a nieniber of this club she niust have 100 points which she has received in the various sports. Girls receiving 400 points, receive nunieralsg 700 points. a triangleg 1000 points, an UN. school? It is fun to be fooled and Ben Berger, a well lfnown nzagician su re fooled us-he never came Phe Anderson. papooses were unable to stand the onslauglit of the Zllrighty Zllzllers and 23