Thorntown High School - Exode Yearbook (Thorntown, IN)

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Sensor Play On Aprxl 7 and 8 the characters of Eggleston s tamous Hoosxer School master stepped from the pages of the book and treaded the boards of the Thorntown Hxgh School Audltorrum Ralph Hartsook the master himself Hannah Thomson the lovely bound gurl the Nhole Means famlly Ole jack Sarah jane Bud and Mxrandy Martha Hawkms Squxre Hawkms Granny Sanders and all the other famrlxar characters of Flat Crrck xncludmg Gen eral Andrew Jackson came to llfe even more vlvldly on the stage tnan ln the orxgmal novel Cperetta On March 24 and 25 the Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs presented Penny Buns and Rose an operetta ln one act under the dlrectxon of Miss Marlon Bxlby The story concerns a genlal Baker Raymond Trlbbett who owns a magical oven wh1ch makes people thxrty years younger The Lxttle Old Lady Mary jane McBane whlle lookmv for her sllly Old Husband Ralph power of hrs magrcal oven she decxdes that she wlll get xn xt When she QMargaret Boydj emerges as a Beautlful Damsel her llttle Old Husband not recogmzm her xmmedlately tarts flxrtmg In the mldst of hxs fllrta tlons handsome young Gay Gallant CLester Gxllanj comes upon the scene and the B63l.ltlfLll Damsel walks off mth hmm The Baker then feelmg re ponslble tel s the Llttle Old Husband who the Beautiful Damsel really IS and the Llttle Old Hu band fmally goes mto the oven and comes out the Ilandscme Young Man B111 Stout Everythmg then works out to a very happy endmg when the Beautrful Damsel and the Handsome Young Man re agam reunxted and Gay Gallant after bemg put mto the Magxcal oven becomes thexr httle boy fDevon Gxllanl The choruses consxsted of Bakers As rstants Plerrots and Plerrettes Lxttle O d Ladxes Little Old Men Beautnful Darnsels and Ilanl om Young Men Page 26 I ' V 1 ' ns , ' km - ,. - 1 ' l X . 'l t n , y D I .A . h I , , . . .W . ,, - ,, . . , , . . V ' ! KA ! N Ss, 7 . . . .L t . . I Y V v v . 5 1 - Dean Williams, comes upon the Baker one day, and when he tells her of the Y . 1 U . 1 . . U . . C . . . Q . . - ss v -' - . Y . . . 4. - S . I A . . . ' . S . . - ' . I . s . . in . . ' , . . . Y . S. . , Q U I 1 ' - ' . ' , e ' S e f

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Class History In the fall of the year 1n 1926 we d10n1f1ed 5en1or5 of T H S started our school career under M155 Owens D rvng the next even years we wcxf. gulded by M155 McKern QCraneJ M125 Branard CCouUerJ MISS Ande15o1 Mr M1tchell and Mrs Cl1ne In the fall of 34 th1rty two students entered the h1 h school dOO1S as l1eshmen Our spon ors were Mr Brackemyer and Mrs Clme and our class offlcers were Pres1dent Raymond Tr1bbett VILS P1es1dent Marvaret Boyd Secretary Margaret Bowen and Treas11rer june MOYTISOH Both our Freshmen and Sophomore year were uneventftl as we were held down by our upper cla5 men Our sponsors for the Sophomo e year were MISS Schull CHank1nsD and Mrs Cl ne and our o f1rers were ean Dllen Presldent Margaret Bowen V1 e Presldent Robe t Gleason Secre tary and Tom HCHdflCkSOU Treasurer Durmg our Jumor year under the guldance of NIS Fa tersoa we made ome money from several ch1l1 lunches candy and sale of scarfs and t1es Uur play under the d1rect1on of MISS Lone QP1at'W Murdered Al1ve was '1 complete success The Sen1ors of 37 gave us a flne recept1on IU the town hall whxch was decorated Wlth balloons a d crepe naoe l' u IC was furn 1shed by Harold Loveless s orchestra from Ind1anapol1s Our Senlor year was eventful to tl e IU lest extcn I' vmond Tr bb tt was elected Presldent Robe t Needham V1ce Pre dent nd Ra nh W1l lanns Secretary Treasurer W1lma Jean Dav1s won f1r5t 1n a short story contest spon ored bv the Ps1 Iota X1 SOFOTI J lV' ldred Mltrhell cond and lane Dav1s th1rd In the C01 ntf Talent Leagu Contest ane Dav1s won f1rst 1n the lnstrurnental Margaret Bowen f1rst IH read ng and Margaret I oyd second 1n VOICC M1ss Ross dlrected our enlor play The Hoosler S noolmaster whlch was a success Then for the flrst t1me smce 1936 the Sen1ors publlshed the lfxode To crown our year s act1v1t1es the Jumors re t kmg us to Detrolt Page 28 , b . . . . .c ' -L' 11 ' Q 1 1-s ' ' .. - ' .. ' , . . , 1 -J b 1 1 1 . , . . ' ' 'U .. . , ' c , . , . 1 - Q . .. . . , . , - 1 1 1 D 1 , , . 1 1 1 U ' .S , . . ,- . . : ,. . J , . . K . ',. - . .- - .t , . , t. , 1 , 1 1 - . . . . . A L . A . 1 , QI . .. . , I , -, 1 . Y . .4 . U . ,, .5 1 ' . A - v . . c . . . Q r . , . K tl. u S - - , . . ' - ' . . 1. .. ' . I. xl ' 6 - r - Q' ' :1 I - 1 1 - - , - . Q ' ' 'bv 7 ' gn . v .. . . , I . ., , . . , - . . 1 Y Q 1 J . . . 5 .., ., 1 f 1 -, . . J 1 . . . H . N, 11 - S , - - 1 . , - , , . . . . Q q 'T . - 1 . .,. A c. c. -