Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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THE 1932 PIERIAN my QQ IOHN DONALD KAMP Academic john was brought up on pub- li-s speaking. ANNA PARKER Academic She's genial, likable, and sin- cere. RICHARD BENNETT Academic lle has not been with us long. but we like him just the same. ROBERT CREVISTON Voc. Mach. Shop VVC- heard a lot about Bob in football. MAUIKICE BORTNER Academic lle was with us a long time, and we hate to see him leave. MARK PORTER Academic Ilis favorite expression fused commonly, in basketball and golf or when unduly agitatedl was ! ' ' ? ? ROBERT ALLEN Academic Bob is known to Morton as the old heart breaker. Although the girls know the results will be fatal, they run the risk. ILvN1oR RIDENOUR Academic lle's genial, slow and easy, and works when he is of a mind to. CJRVAL GRAl1ABI Academic Orval was a friend of everyone that knew him. WILBUR SPARKS General Wilbur is at home on the ten- nis courts. CLARENCE MAY IETT General What shall a girl do but be merry? CiLENNA SHEAFER Managing and Selling Given to soft and gentle speech. VERDA DisHMAN Academic The world needs more of the cheerful and willing. STEPHEN SHERROW Academic Great men 'ire not always wise. WILSON BURR Academic We can see Wilson in the fu- ture as stage production man- ager for Ziegfeld. 1932 Qllaaa igintnrg HREE years ago, one hundred seventy-two bright but frightened and bewildered children entered the stately portals of Morton High School as Freshmen. That marked a new era for the school. The next year, as Iuniors, our brilliancy increased, and we started to take an active part in school affairs. We were no longer looked down upon as lowly, but as promising students. Our class increased in number till we had two hundred and seven members. This year marks the height of our glorious career, for we are Seniors. Our worthy Senior officers are: Iohn Harding, President, Donald Dandy Castelluccio, Vice-Presidentg and Blanche Dillon, Secretary-Treasurer. They have handled class affairs very well. The class sponsored Mortonite, which was a great success. Huge crowds attended the performances at the Tivoli Theatre, and the money which was realized was used to fatten the depleted purse of THE PIERIAN. Now it is time to bid adieu. Our school life at Morton has come to an end. We will always hold a cherished spot in our hearts for the education and pleasures which we have derived from our school. We can only hope that the Senior classes to come will carry on the Morton traditions as we have done. Twenty-seven

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THE 1932 PIERIAN ROBERTA RUSSELL Stenographic Whatsoever she d 0 e t h shall prosper. BERT SCIIEIIB Academic Yell Leader, '30-I31-'32g Ili- Yg President, Booster Clulmg Dramatic Society. Bert is the Rudy Valen- tino of M. H. S., the lady killer de luxe. We shall send autographed photo on receipt of twenty-tive cents. IoIIN CURIRY Managing and Selling Warmed bench on Baseball Squad. 'When john comes walking down the street, the maidens' hearts all cease to heat. LETI-IA BALDWIN Slenographic Girl Reserves. Of manners gentle, of af- fections mild. WILLIAM EMBRY Academic He discovereth d e e p things, Twenty-:ix PAUL DINTAMAN Academic Swimming Clubg Science. Paul's power to talk on any subject is only exceeded by the width of his shoulder. ELOISE SHERICK Academic Girl Reservesg Art Apprecia- tion, That smile of Edna's wins everyone. HELEN B. HIATT Voc. Music A Orchestra. We hope that Helen goes far in music. STANLEY HAYES Academic Ile holdeth the dence al- ways, and draweth four cards.', HELEN RoYs'roN General IUhave fought hard--and won. A HELEN HANKS Academic - VVe all like her, for slxe's jolly.

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