Warsaw High School - Tiger Yearbook (Warsaw, IN)

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The Board of Education ,P 5 ill A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1955 HIS the year of your graduation from the Warsaw High School we hope will be the year of opportunity the year of recovery from world depresslon to world prosperity It w1ll probably be your privilege to enter business professional or college l1fe during a period of world progress While we commend you upon a successful hlgh school career culminating durmg a period of hope for better things in a soclal moral and 1ndustr1al way yet we realize wlth you that your achievement so far does not guarantee your success in the college business or pro fesslonal life upon whlch you are entering You have acquired certain knowledge and habits during your school life that will help you Your home and other social and material sur roundlngs will have an important influence upon you but after all It will be prlmarlly your attitude toward life and your reactlon to it that will determine your value as a member of soclety Some of you w1thout a college educatlon may have a larger measure of success than others with it Your study of history has probably shown you that whlle scholastic educatlon has been an a1d to success It has not been a requlrement therefor Men and women have become great charac ters wlthout xt yet scholastlc education IS more important today than ever before It IS not necessary to leave Warsaw and Kosciusko County in order to live successfully The valuable citizen IS the one who ably performs best eommunltles in the worlds greatest nation and we flnd here among our own frlends and acqualntances work that IS worthy of our best effort and that will continue to be a challenge to our pride and abihty We be heve that now IS the tlme and here IS the place where we may so order our lives that they will be worthy of our w1ll and capaclty to do and the sacrifices others have made for us WARSAW SCHOOL BOARD SAMUEL F DE POY Pres LLOYD W JOHNSON Secy E A GAST Treas Loren Chastain M A James M Leffel M S Prmclp I Super tend nt I Q l Y . ' 7 I 9 Y . 3 7 1 i ' 1 l l u , I - S I . . , Y . . . . . 3 . . . . ' useful work. We, living in Kosciusko County, are citizens of one of the . . . , . . Y ' 9 Aw ' 1 '1 . . , . ' , . . . , . . ' ' n in e . 2-X 251255 .. .. . - , z.: -. Eli.:

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THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS HE year 1933 w1ll go down lnto hlstory as lHd1'klI1g, a most Oflgllldl exposltlon The Century of Progress It happens that the hundred years of Chlcagos l1fe as munlclpallty parallels the development of the rallway system and the age of phe nomenal mechanlcal xnventlons In the most bcautlful scttlng 111 the world wlll be collected the lllustratlons of our matcrlal mtellectual and splrltual progress durlng the past century The vxsxtor w1ll be able to VlS1t forelgn temples and vlllages and even to step back into remote pcrlods of tlme The archltecture IS startllng modern One mlght easily unaglne that hc IS Vlbltlllg some other planet The llghtmg effects promlsc to be one of the most lI'ltC!'CSl.lIlg features of the fan' Most darmg color combmatlons greet the eye We are promlsed that when the grounds are landscaped and the lighting IS completed we w1ll be able to detect a harmony of color We shall see the Golden Pavlllon of Jehol resplendent ln Chmese red and gold a Maya Temple of Yucatan Indlan V1ll3g9S wxth totem poles Afrlcan Plgmles 1n then' transplanted natlve hab1tat the Wlgwam ln whlch Lmcoln was nom1nated by the Repubhcan party Fort Dearborn and Hangmg Gardens along w1th bulldmgs of the future Processes of productlon are to be shown not merely finlshed products Dally pageants w1ll show the development of transportatlon from the cumbersome wagons to the most modern railway equlpment In Soldler F1eld and the lagoon wxll be held major events 1n outdoor sports and international champlonshlp boxmg exh1b1t1ons mternatlonal track meets boat races and SWIITIIIIIDQ and d1v1ng contests Admlral Byrds South Pole shlp The C1ty of New York 15 m the lagoon It contams a mu seum of relles of Byrds Ant arctlc exploratlons Two steel towers 600 feet hlgh have observatlon platforms at the top whlch are reached by hxgh speed elevators The mam buxldmgs are the Hall of Sclence the Transportatxon group the Federal bulldmg and the Court of States the Electrlcal Bulldmg the General Exhlblts bulldmg the Agrlculture blllldlflg The Fleld Museum the Planetarlum the Shedd Aquarlum and the Art Instxtute are near by The bxg show starts oflflclally on June 2 when a beam of star lxght from the dlstant star Arcturus falhng on a photo electric cell w1ll set everythmg lnto motlon The world w1ll be at our door thls year wlth the cducatlonal opportunity of a l1fe time ' ' '. . . . ' 7 . . ' ' . 9 ' .. I 1 1 1 I u Y ' a ' ' ' . , .' . . . , . ,, - 3 4 . ' . . . v V . . , 7 , , . . . I Y , . Y ' 4 athletic contests. There will be , , 1 ' ! ' KK ' 73 ' , , . , , Y , . y I . . . , 1 I1 , ' 9 A Y X '- . l N ' 2 ' . fly X . - .,, . V . , l

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LOREN CHASTAIN M A Prlnclpal Mathematlcs FRANCES SHARP Ph B SOCISI SCIQHCSS CARRIE J AQUES Muslc HAZEL TWOMLEY A Phg SlCd1 Educatlon JOHN L BARTON B S Agrlcultuxc J FRANK YENNER Commerclal HAROLD H CRABILL A Publ1c Spcakmg SINAH P THRIFT A B French PRISCILLA WARR B Home Economlcs Chemxstry MAMIE EDGINGTON M A Engllsh MARY Z SIMONS A B Hlstory PHILLIPBARREN V F W Band MARIAN E HERRICK M A Latln and French GLADYS MOWER Ar ALLEN OHMART Manual Tralnlng GEORGE A NYE A B Mathemaucs and SCIGDCE GEORGE FISHER B Physlcal Educatlon I-I S FACULTY . . B. R . l , . B. U , . S. HELEN.PUGH, B. s. r. ' ' , 1 ', . S.