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 History of Class of January Since everything is said to have a beginning, I am sure I will be just in saying that our class has had a beginning also. We are proud to say that our class was the first class to enter High School in the middle term. Having skipped one-half year in the eighth grade, most of us were con- sidered very young to enter High School. Of course we all dreaded marching into the assembly the first day. Everyone tried to take the front seats, resulting in a grand scramble. All the other dignified classes started to laugh at us and call us Green Freshies, but Mr. Locker came to the rescue, and forbade embarrassing remarks. Mr. Locker was our Algebra and General Science teacher. He at once gained a monopoly on us poor Freshmen. One day, Edgar pushed aside the tiresome cares of school-life and quietly fell into slumbers. Since he didn’t snore, none of us had the slight- est idea of his repose. When we went to Algebra Class we found that Ed- gar was not among us. He slept half thru’ Algebra period. When he awoke he found that he was the only Freshie in the assembly, and collecting his thoughts he remembered it was Algebra time. He at once came running to class. After a severe examination, the truth was exposed and Edgar was presented the rest of the period to complete his slumbers. The pupils enrolled in our class were: Irene Dendinger, Miriam Vogel, Eloise Brune, Evelyn Roehm, Louis Herrmann, Erwin Truempv, Edgar Schergens. Lenore Melchior, Edward Jeffers, Frank Mitchell, Elfrieda Feix, Ema Fisher, Mildred Schauberger, Hilda Franzmann, Marguerite Rode and Thresia Beumel. However our class did not remain sixteen in number. Elfrieda Feix left us in the first semester, taking with her a large portion of our brains. Our dear Frank, the tallest in our class, also left us, going to Rome. Ed- ward Jeffers left us, going to Illinois, thinking Tell City entirely too small for so great a man. Then too, Lenore left us going to Evansville to attend Central High School. This year we of course, had to have a sponsor, so we chose Mr. Mose- by, who at once installed Parliamentary rules in our numerous class-meet- ings. Horse-Shoe Cave and Brushy Fork were our favorite hiking places. Thus, with several hikes and class frolics, our Freshman year closed. This year we all felt badly in need of a vacation. The next year when we met again we fell to having a grand and glori- ous time as Sophomores. Our insignificance was gladly passed on to the class behind us. This year the Seniors gave a Hallowe’en Party. This year Miss Vance and Mr. Lee joined us. Being introduced to Caesar and Geometry, the year seemed entirely too long for us. However, everything ran smoothly until the news was scattered about of Mr. Locker’s resignation. We thought it couldn’t be true but Fate took our teacher from us. Mr. Lewis completed the second year of our High School history. While Mr. Lewis was principal, we celebrated our first Feld Day. This year also passed and again vacation time came. The next year we came back as haughty Juniors, and as the other classes before us, we immediately saw the faults of the Green Freshies. This year, Mr. Lee, Miss Vance and Mrs. Cummings accompanied us to Blue Wells, on a hike. It was on this hike that Mr. Lee exposed some of his famous acrobatic stunts. Climbing being his chief stunt, he bet the Page Nineteen