North Webster High School - Troy Yearbook (North Webster, IN)

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Class Prophecy - Continued. . It took a little time to locate Harry Mier, who was captain of the ship which was searching the Antartic for new minerals. Everyone knew Herbert Weaver, the great engineer, who had drawn the plans for the great underground compressed air system by which trains were shot around the world in two minutes. As the sleuths went to make a phone call to Dr. Weimer, they discovered the telephone operator to be Kathryn Gaerte, the plantary telephone operator, who can get in touch with every planet at a moments notice. This ended their search for the members of the class. With the class finally gathered, Professor Weimer comes forward and makes his announcement about being able to get in touch with another universe. The class members feel very proud that Dr. Weimer was a member of their class. Each one begins to think how this important news will change his life and the entire universe in which he lives. CLASS HISTORY The Class of '48 started out as green Freshmen (and boy, were we green) with 28 members. When we advanced into the Sophomore year we had gained 4 members, namely: Kathryn Gaerte from Columbia City; Wayne Freshour from Pierceton; Joann Lister from Chicago and Carleton Leek from Wolf Lake, and lost 3 members, Gerald Mock; Dean Farris and Doris Coverstone. In the Junior year Jack Dietrich from Ukiah, California,; Jack Stump from Wolf Lake; Zelma Banning from Fort Wayne, and Harold Barwich from Syracuse came to us, and Delores Dishman; Viola Knapp; Joann Moore and Santford McClellan left us for other schools. When we started as sophisticated Seniors we had 29 members as a result of Dick Culberson from Eaton, Indiana, and Joe Kruger from Seymour, Indiana, joining our little band and Phil Scott leaving us. During the year Ronald Zulick, Harold Barwick and George Warble also left. CLASS OFFICERS President------ Vice-President' Secretary------ Treasurer ----- -Rosalys Buckles ■ Fremont Frisinger - Mae Stump -Mary Alice Locke CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO “Ship in the bay, where shall it anchor? CLASS FLOWER Red Rose