Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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THE RAMBLER MIRIAM VOGEL “Red” Graduated in February. Her disposition is just as sunny as her hair, and we certainly can’t apply the maxim “temper and red hair” to her. She is a great giggler and when we hear her we all have to “join in the chorus.” She is studying Home Economics, but we don’t know why; ask her. She is a good sport and liked by the whole class. EDGAR SCHERGENS “Fat” Advertising Manager. President of the Athletic Association of T. C. H. S. Gradu- ated in February. He is always in the foreground when there is work to be done. His neat appearance and delightful chuckle attract many friends. He has given pleasure to more people than any other boy in town, being operator at the pic- ture showr. He isn’t really as grouchy as he looks. ; VH EVELYN HOEHM “Parrot” Graduated in February. She is always on hand when the first bell rings so she can speak to all her classmates as they arrive, in order to get her Arith- metic. By this method she finds time to write a daily letter to Greencastle. We are wondering how’ she will look in her bridal gown in June. Evelyn is a jolly companion and a talented bluffer. I'age Ten

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T HE RAMBLE R T1IRESIA BEUMEL “Peggy” Graduated in February. She is a shy and retiring young lady. If you are so unfortunate as to incur her dis- like you have incurred it forever. She adores starting things and arousing people’s curi- osity. She is a jolly good fellow and has no use for the boys in High School. LOUIS HERRMANN “Loui” Photographic Editor. Varsity Basketball Team. Graduated in February. He is always willing to help in class work. Our friend “Loui” is quiet, pleasant and as steady and reliable as the watches and clocks he has sold for years. His machine is always ready when we want to have an outing. We always have to take an extra basket of eats, especially mustard, to supply “Loui’s” (and Edgar’s) wants. ELOISE BRUNE “Weisie” Calendar Editor. Graduated in February. She has a strong arm and is willing to use it when the occasion presents itself. Her aim is sure when it comes to throwing paper wads. She can always be depended upon when there is work to do. There is a path worn between her desk and the pencil sharp- ener. Page Eleven