Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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The Tiptonian EARLE LUDWIG. llc- is conceded to he the c-lass wit. ln time he will doubtless he n George fAdel Ill, his fables being the main cause for this disgrace. He has other qualities, traits :ind Olinrzu'te1'isti0s, but they are loo nuim-rouw to mention. VALLICE FRANCI S. Every morning at 8155 for 12, as the 1. U. T. Co. willsj , she leaves mamma and Henry behind and 1lIEi1l1l19l'S to Tip- ton, Where she snends as little of the day as possible at T. H. S. While here she amuses herself by reading Maucallay on Addison and eating in Room 13. 14 HERMAN H0081 E ll. Here he is-Six-foot-four. Ile has zit- tained a liiglieiqmositioii than any of his classmates. XVhen snow is c-onveuient he 1-lmses snnwlmlls up and down the aislesg when Vullivv is eonvenieiit. he lnuglis.

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lil DRDY XYIl li.X'l'l,lCY. Bubbles is a synonym for good- natnrv. llc lit:-rally lmlrlulus over with Slllll4'S. llis S0lll'l'f'St lllflllgllti are of G0l'll'llll1'. and 1-wil than he laughs-not at hm-r. Init with hor. Hr- llllljOl'S in Latin anal lllllllll'H in 1'V0l'yfllillQ' also. ICDNA LITTLE. llcr voice is eval' sweet, gentle and so low that it can hardly be heard. She is a nlelnhor of the gJirl's quartet and is the class yell leader, for which she has par- ticular qualifications. She stars in Latin and in thx- north end of town. 13 The Tiptonian DUN.-ll.lJ BONES Tlll'ISllJDlCll. Sonic pe-uplo mlvlight. in lllllliillg sar- vastie l'l'lllZll'liS1 utlu-rs likv colfee. Our dear Donald ln-lung-s to tha- latter class. Especially is this so at our 4-lass parties. llc is wry popular with nmru girls than uno: still he has his plvfon-llcvs.

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The Tipton T. l5l'Rl1'Ull'1' Rl lB1NbON. He was horn May 11. 1911. Following this lhis birthl came a long series of momentous events, all of which may be summed np under one head-love. The thing he likes mostf YJ to do is to skip Chem. Lab. work. lt is with great pleasure that we recall his darling oratory. Ile never lets himself be en- cumbered with mere facts, when he wislled to convince an audience. Xotc: HJ stands for S. 0. B. MARY BAKEII. We know by her sedate and unassum- ing actions, as well as by mere recollec- tion, that she came into our class from the strict confines of St. Joseplfs Acad- emy. Nevertheless, this recent experi- ence seems not to have paralyzed her ability to have a good time. sans the knowledge of the teachers. 15 P.-Xl' l. BEN Nl'I'l l'. Vommonly known as Count De lloho, No Vount, Count De Rinx-no dilference. as long: as its a count. Ile made himself famous by the way he captivated the Svnior girls. But tnrough all these at- tentions nis face rc-maim-d in front. ia n