State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Class of '45 First Row: L-R Mary Nasser Jack Pipes Letha Liethe Tom Calvert? Second Row: L-R Gail Booe ,sn Mary Bell Burns Ruth Butland Jean Cannon The Junior Class, under the direction of its sponsors, Mr. Headdy and Miss Gillum and the class officers, President, Mary Nasser, Vice-President, Jack Pipesg Secretary, Letha Lietheg and Treasurer, Tom Calvertg has had a busy year. In the opening months of school the class put on a very successful magazine campaign, the proceeds of which are to be used to finance the annual Junior Prom. Later in the year the Juniors gave a Mixer for the school, which also added to their prom funds. The school is proud of the record which the Junior Class has set during the year for having a hundred per cent purchase of Defense Stamps. 'fWill graduate in June, 1944.

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We, the editors, wish to take you into the future. The time is 1964, an age when ration books are found only in family albums and Frank Sinatra is Not or Nothing At All. lt is in this remarkable age that we find the 1944 graduates of good old State High doing the following things: Bill Lockhart now has his shingle out on North 10th Street and is known as the mad surgeon. Diana Sweeney is superintendent of nurses in the Bongo Islands. Imogene McCann is still trying to find Mrs. Kelso's kettle. Jackie Jeanne Hannah is busy raising little redheads. Della Mae Smithis race horses are giving Bing Crosby the racing blues. Ralph Bryant has taken the nation by storm as champion auctioneer for the American Tobacco Company. Moses and George Nasser are battling it out with Kroger for the monopoly of the countryls grocery business. Douglas Goodman Kelshaw now has a little band all his own and keeps the joint jumpin' down around the Blazin' Stump. Patty Ferris is still waiting for the Marines to land. Howard Davis is still trying to understand the jokes told him in high school. Norma Miller has the largest professional gym in the country and specializes in Ju-Jitsu. Betty Davis is busy eliminating her soldier correspondents. ' Joe Vietti is writing a book for medical science about his operations. Abe Nasser is touring the country with his drums. Curtis Jones is now circulation manager of the Terre Haute Tribune and Star. Jack McMillan is coach for the Young Sycamores. His most outstanding player is a young boy by the name of Clarence Disney Jr. II. Disney Sr. Qbetter known as Big Diz J is running for mayor. Charlotte Wittenberg is the nation's most outstanding artist. Her most prominent models are Joyce Johnson, Margaret Perucca, and Jane Cai-mack. Betty Biggs is employed in the Westinghouse Laboratory and has invented a substitute for old- fashioned florescent lighting. Mary Trueb recently received the Nobel Prize for her latest book, Life Among the Zombies. Dorothy Lockett is now writing jokes for Bob Hope's radio program. Hilda Willen is the nation's champion tennis player. Betty Jo Bailey is now touring the country displaying her cookery arts. Charles Archer and Charlotte Kelley fthe 'tGoo-birds J are still in a daze. Janece LeMaster, poor girl, is residing in Evansville attempting to straighten out the Analyst sales. Virginia Wilkie is still trying to keep track of her men. Wilbur Ramsey and Pat Weaver are settled down, scrappily married. Mary Alice Shannon is coming to the Student Union Building to sing in the near future. Martha 'tSchool Days Spears is running true to form. She is still attempting to pass geometry in Miss Kennedy'-s class. Rosezetta Smith is the nation's fastest tap dancer. Frank McAuliffe joined the air corps after finishing High School, and we hear he shot down more enemy planes than Orvel Ace Strong. Tom Calvert, poor boy, awakened one night and was scared to death by his bright colored ward- robe. Tomniy Abbinett is believed to be sitting in Miss Ewing's room-asleep. As for Virgil Basquette, he invented a rocket ship to take him to Mars in 1952. He took off in December of that year and no one has heard of him since. Bob Mcfall is doing some experimenting with cross-breeding on the farm. He has succeeded in combining pigs and chickens and serves the McFall Specialty daily-ham 'n eggs. Everett Lenhart is the director of an all-girl orchestra in New York. Bill Piper is now teaching machine shop at a well-known girls' college. We would give you more details but our keepers are coming to repad our cells. Signed, Harris, Cell Number 8,269 Williams, Cell Number 8270.

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First Row: L-R Virginia Jones Bill Hyslop Mary Rector Arden Kirkham Second Row: L-R Norma Lathrop Lois Matthews Alice Mulvaney Frances Morris First Row: L-R Robert Ray Patricia Weaver Betty Yowell Frank McAuliffe Second Row: L-R Elaine Yeager Bill Waugh Pk Norma Whitehouse Ira Welborn