Walton High School - Candle Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Senior Class Will I, Vic Fitzer, do bequeath my ability to tell cheese from butter to Jep Layman. . I, Dolly Umbarger, do bequeath my jolly nature and talkativeness to Dorothy Kerlin. I, Louise Preiser, do bequeath my wooden peg-leg to Harold Slusher. I, Leonard Widner, do bequeath my ability to stay awake in class to Bud Cotner. I, joe Cotner, do bequeath my right of getting a bawling out in class to Lucille McFadden. I, Herbert Crockett, do bequeath my ability of play- ing the piano to Kenny Umbarger. I Carol Shuman do bequeath my ability to type rapidly to Mike Hoffner. I Bo Betzner do bequeath my ability to get my English lesson to anyone looking for a real job. I Frosty Graham do bequeath my height to Runt Rush I Mable Fitzer do bequeath my optimism and my ability to make friends to Garland Hollenback. I Thelma Spohn do bequeath my admiration for tall people to Charlotte Kesling. I Loyda Filbey do bequeath my romantic tastes and desires to Evelyn Taylor. I Geraldine Flanagan do bequeath my freckles and my grin to Edna Spohn I Shikey Shirley do bequeath my poetic ability to Cecil Galloway. ' J '15 3. . .N Y YA ei rl Page Twenty-five Vi' ' 2 H ' 'lf . 1 1 f f -: , fl !? , ! 7 4C H 1 9 2 I 7 7 : fl 'HI ll ,Q lk i lhix i, X' . l 1 , f ' fi. vw. v J X 1 '1 ' K iq J fi f , - 3 ,X it-A .fill f' IK . Hb ,H - ,ffl ' 1 xl g ff! tx - L ,wk 72 . L, Y I, - I '--fIf'TgiS:--L. ' ' --4311-,Lu 'C ' ' mtg -5.-i?,f ffm ,, U1 fn, I Y g'-,a -en J- :Y,.:f 9 -L,-i

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M X Senlor Class History In nineteen hundred and twenty-four twenty-two Freshmen entered Walton High School. Everyone be- ing eager to learn the methods' of procedure we all par- ticipated in everythin set forth for us to do. The first task was to 'entertain the upper classmen and faculty at refreshments' the Sophomores very l eautifully decorated the assenfbly and the Seniors provided us with elaborate tasks to perform. Everyone was entertained and we en- joyed ourselves immensely. Another outstanding fea- ture of that year was our Botany hike to Morgan Hill which was sponsored by Miss Fraser our Botany teacher At the beginning of the next year fifteen of our old class entered as Sophomores and a new member was added whom we all welcomed. The year was passed in hard studies and very few social events. Two members dropped out during vacation and we started the unior year with fourteen members. An in- teresting feature of that year was a junior-Senior class party at the home of Lura and Clay Layman. We also gave the accustomed junior class play, When a Feller Needs a Friend. It went over great and gave good prospects for a Senior play. The largest social event was the unior-Senior reception held in the High School audi- torium April 1O, 1927. We still held the fourteen members, who had shared the hardships and enjoyments of the preceding years, at the beginning of our Senior year. As soon as school was started well, we organized our Annual Staff. Everyone was much interested in seeing a success of the Annual and worked many long and wearisome hours together on it. Thus ends our career in old W. H. S., which we ne'er will forget- LOUISE PREISER. LJ . y 7 ! 0' C the Freshman reception. The Juniors furnished delicious UU , 3 Y O' 1 9 5 y ! Y ll rt Xi' x X 156 XX ji: mf h 1 bt. pu.. . ' ' ' J - Z, X .P M 1 Z, Xt. 1 ll ix V N , IQ, , 6' 53 , i+ 'g1lr f A 9 5 cZ,.2.' ' - -- A2 ,S Y A 5, - ' Q? ff sifrfff-13? -i '-. 'Ars fe- ' Pa gc Twenty four

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