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

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THE RAMBLER HELENE EASTIN “Hel” Cartoonist. Plans on Senior Basket- ball Team. Sings in Glee Club. Helen grows younger as the days go by; she is now letting her hair hang in curls. Her vocabulary is limited so she speaks with her hands. Her greatest difficulty is keeping the program in mind, she frequently forgets to go to class. Her artistic ability is much ad- mired. ROBERT RESS “Bob” Senior Basketball Team. When we need help we can always call on Bob. He has a wide grin which splits his face from ear to ear. His trade is bobbing hair—a barber. We can al- ways depend on his truck when we want to go on any outing. He will choose any recreation in preference to studying. FREDERICK BARTHOLET “Freddy” Plays cornet in the High. School Or- chestra. Belongs to Senior Basketball Team. This young Lochinvar rode in out of the West in 1923. When he sees a com- pact he becomes light fingered. He is the heavy weight champion of the class. He is our concordance when it comes to Biblical references. CATHERINE HUGGER “Kitty” Senior Girls Basketball Team. Glee Club. A fine and jolly friend is she. The boys love to tease her, which makes our Kitty” arch her back and spit. She is “Johnny on the Spot” when the roll is called for work. When something occurs to prevent her from going to the show she is heart broken. Page Seventeen

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THE RAMBLER MARY LILLIAN COOPER “Lily” She has a happy disposition of not speak- ing until she has something to say. She sits in the front seat as quiet as a mouse. Dreams of being a school teacher and we believe she will be a success because she is very reserved and dignified. RALPH SPARROW “Spatz” Assistant Editor. Basketball Team. His greatest talent is contradicting. He tries to keep the class well versed in current news. To see him strut reminds one of a turkey who has escaped the chopping block of Thanksgiving day. He is a great mathe- matics shark. He doth nothing but frown, he hears merry tales and smiles not DORTHA ROHN “Dot” Has only been with us a few months but already she has made many friends. She has a quiet and retiring nature. Her smile draws much trade when she sells tickets at the movies. She studies industriously and re- cites well. Page Sixteen

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