Thorntown High School - Exode Yearbook (Thorntown, IN)

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, ,n-nns.ss':rauun::ssa. '4N,.-:rf- -'f5 ,2', i,E2g1'G g, . 5, SENHCJU IHUSTVOWX When we entered the first grade of the Tborrtown Pub11C Schools 1n the fall of lQ25, we kept our teacher busy 1HStTuCt1Hg us 11 the Wgentle artn of readlng and ben v1o1 Although 1U the tn1rd and fourth grades several took part ln the ope ettas, Wmhe Holse rhat Jack Bulltn and nThe Crosspatch Falrlesn, our talen s as a group were not dlsplayed unt1l the f1fth year when we clad ourselves in colonlal costumes and presented the Slfnlng of the Declaratxon of Independence and the meeting of the Cont1nental Congress We had scarcely learned our way around hlgr school when we found ourselves enrolled as Sophomores LOOS1Hg forward to our Junlor year when it would be necessary for us to make mone3 to entertain the Seniors we mad and sold blue and whlte arm bands to the basletball fans Soon we were Junlors he dec1ded to treat the Senlors to a tr1D instead of the accu toned Junlor Senlor Receptlon Wigh th1s 1n V181 the Jun1or play was presented early ln November Other mears of addlng to our f1nances were selllng basketball programs serving a ch1l1 dlnner , and selllng candy and ICG cream at the ball games As the time for the tr1p drew near we consmdered such h1StO11Ca1 centers as Spr1ngf1eld C1nC1nn8t1 and H1Z61T1 g Slnce Chlcago offered more educatlon for our money we declded to go tfere Real1r1ng we needed more cash w sponsored a Gym C1TeHS 1n Aprll After all our effort our w1sh was granted W1th the Sen1ors es our guests v lfft fbr C11ca o on may Y l o motor cycle cons met us at tae c1ty l1m1ts and ere th us ddrln our entlre stav On Thursday after noon we were +o go o the C11cago Boston baseball game wb1ch began three o'clock LSEVIH5 the heart of the Cltl a few m1nutcs before three we travel d down Mlchlg n Av: ue S1XtT M1163 an hour not stopplng for top llghts or trafilc and reached the stad1um gust as the game started CTh pollce escorts made thls DOSS1blC7 Although we grew tired, engoyed every mlnute of th tr1p even the crowded r1de to and from CYICHQO Even though we must pass from the l1fe of Thorntown High School,we are su e that we shall remember the many happy hou1s ve have spent in re ceivlng our educatlon I1 any Iuture graduat1on class galn as much knowledge as we ha e lt wlll have llttle to regret le, the class of 1937, wlsh to thank our Darents,teachers, and frlends for the conslderate treatment g1V6H us dur1ng our school days May they be proud of each and everyone oi us! fqkrilll A ,., L Q4 . ,.,, 1 1 x - ,Q 1 I e,X X,f v I X I . .. -4 ,L . -' -- N. . . L ' Z . ll . 4 . - Q . . . - ,. I . 1 . - . - . - ... . I .4 0 . 1. . Q. . m . Q J- .L ' L ' . . :I 1 . 4 v . . I C 0 H o . A . o 1 . V 1 . . . X h 3 . I A Y 9 v A :C D Q J 5 3 ' ' .. . . . . . . . S L. 4 s a V I , l 9 x - J A , , t . ' . . . 9 9 . . . f , . V . . . . . . y , 1 . . . . U . . . . . 'l 1 ' La ' -' . -. . . , -L 0 F , e , p . 5 . . ' 0 . , . . .L U - - .. fs ' rn- r' . ' -4 A ' IC 1 1 L, . o '. ' ' A . . . , . . . . .- ,A-. . .... ,- -I . 1' L s xi lv ,,. A- 1 - - V f- v A ' ' . at f 1 . . , 1 o . . L7 ' A . . , . . . U O . - '2, in U7 1 C 4 , . 1. . . L S , r- -. i . ' 1 ' 'J ' ' L, 1 5 . 0 9 we . , . G . --' . . .L n . I' 5 I Q 3 1 . . - -. . . 0 U 0 . 0 I I .' .4 .. Mr ' ,., s 7 l I 'D i me X . ,A -v I c o , . . , T -fr . 7 V, - - - ,.. - ..... .A Y l -,gg 5 -MAMA I Y