Spiceland High School - Yearbook (Spiceland, IN)

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President, Myron Brewer. Colors Sec-Treasury, Esther Bundy Red-White-Blue Fred Grau Franklin Hinshaw Ruben Allen Myron Brewer Ralph Johnson Dorsey Poer Rex Wright Robert Myer Russell Reece Victor Reece Gilbert Divilbiss Myrtle Thompson Hassel Stigleman Esther Bundy Mildred Catt Edith Stafford Ethel Stafford Ruby Hodson Ruth Hodson Neva Souders Esther Holloway

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SOPHOMORES President - -- -- -- -- - ice- President Secretary-Treasurer - - Class Color — Red and White Class Flower — American Beauty Rose Class Motto — Be Sharp, Be Natural, But Never Be Flat. Mary Holtsclaw Pearl Miles Ruth Hiatt Ermie Hoff Alma Miles Hilda Bundy Edith Griffin Louise Emminger Pauline Harrold Lucile Huddelson Walter Starbuck Wilbur Lacy SOPHOMORE Ernest Livingston Robert Griffin Ruth Hiatt Alice Bundy La Veta Leamon Pearl Miles Marie Johnson Mary Holtsclaw Carol Lockridge Grace Collins Martha Pate Ina Smith Mida Modi in Elsie Harrison Thelma Kennedy Susie Shephard THE SOPHOMORE PERSONNEL Yes, it was to be — that was decided — but just what kind of an event the Soph- omores were to have, — that was the question. It seemed but a little while since the roads and trees were Al ( 1 ) -ice, but now the boughs of the trees were fully dressed in green. In fact, it was the time of the season for Chiggers. Some of the members of the class had looked longingly at the beautiful Hil(l)-da(y) after day and finally just arranged that the much talked of social affair should be a gypsy frolic in the shade of the dumpy trees at the foot of the hill. All worked in E(a)rnest, Louise and Lucile were to Harold (herald) the glad news to all the members of the class. Suffice it to say, at the appointed time and place, not one was missing. They knew it would cost money, but they knew, too, that Edith and Ermie had Pate enough to go to help make a good time for the ic)22 bunch. Of course, Ina, Bob and Martha got Hoffy because they had to carry the Chuck steak, fried Chicken and 1 ' unkin pie for the supper, but they became Mary before the time came to eat all the good things, then Walter suggested that they sing a Carol, while Wilbur built a fire to broil the steak. They tried to sing, but ' got it so Hi(gh)-att the place it should have been soft and low, that even the echo was scary. They did better tho ' when they sang Sweet Marie. The only thing that marred the pleasure of the frolic was when in passing the Leamon-ade, Thelma spilled it on her Mid-a (middy). However, she had Grace enough to recover from the seeming Calamity in time to join hands with the rest and dance around the camp fire to the tune of Jo(h )nny get your gun.