West Lebanon High School - Piker Yearbook (West Lebanon, IN)

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YIKER XXX M OX .' 1 X Nasa ' 7 All X lv, ,X X W lu .T A A49 U gm , X 5, pw' ,., 1411! - T Ill ' JUNIORS Class Officers Opal llaupt - - - President Lowell Crow - - - Vice-President Delmar Chavers - - Secretary-Treasurer Colors - - - Black and Gold Flower - - - - - Violet Page 21

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YIKER Commencement Week Program Baccalaureate - - Sunday Evening, April 29 - - M. E. Church Junior-Senior Reception - Tuesday Evening, May 1 - H. S. Auditorium Commencement - -Thursday Evening, May 3 - - H. S. Auditorium Valedictorian - ---------- Marie Bowlus Salutatorian - ------- - Estella Clem Messages to the Graduates To the class of 1923, I wish to extend to you my congratulations on your successful completion of a four years' high school career. Your minds can now reach out and find their own relation to the problems around you. To be well informed on the great affairs and events about you will show you the best things to think about and help you to choose the course that will keep you interested and op- timistic for your plans. With my best wishes, Thomas Groves To the class of 1923 of the West Lebanon High School, I extend my greetings. I crave a brief indulgence of space in the Piker to mingle my thoughts with the swelling anthem of affectionate eulogy to your respect. I esteem and honor each and everyone of you for your energy and ability, to hold steadfast and true to the four years hard task. But remember that your life with its unknown duration, the usefulness of its labors, the benevolence of its feelings, the elevation of its sentiments, and the nobility of its character demands of you, that that duty go on. Ike Hall To the Class of 1923: Having completed your High School course, you may be placed upon your own resources. Choose now your life's work. Honesty, diligence, efliciency and economy Call one essentiall will bring you success and happiness. You have my best wishes, Burt Fleming - Page 20

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YIKER A Junior Recitation Place : Room 2 Time 1:00-1:40 P CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Hughes--Margie Margaret Pence-Tommy Marvel Scowden-Mary Georgie Long-Shorty Loretta Salts-Letty I Dorothy Day-Dot Lowell Crow-Twid Estella Randles--Stella Lela- Habel-Tibby Opal Haupt--Pal Vera Byers-Mollie Jewell Cornett--Nettie Ethel Ewen-Eppie Verlin Evans-Spud Harry Hipsher-Hippy Delmar Chavers-D. Raymond Astell-Mercury Class enters room. Much scraping of chairs. Mercury gets set for the hour. Enter Margie. After fearfully opening all the drawers of the desk looking for mice she calls the class to order. Margie: Now is everyone here? I mean in person. I know sev- eral aren't here otherwise. --Let's see, Hippy, is that where you were sitting yesterday? Hippy: It is the same chair, but not the same place. Margie: Let's take up the review. D, do you understand the Sire de Maletroit's Door? D: No. Margie: What is the matter? Too deep? D: fFlipping pagesl No, too thick. Margie: Shorty, if you were in such a position as this, would you prefer marrying a beautiful girl, whom you did not know, or would you prefer being hanged? Shorty: CBlushingl Well, I'd be hanged! Margie: What is the moral of Pride of the Village? Libby: CGigglingJ Never fall in love. Twid: Un stage whisper to Veral What are you going to do if can't help it? fEveryone laughsj Margie: Oh, yes, I forgot. Hippy, what is the name of the book on which you are going to report? Hippy: CLooking dreamily at herj To have and to Hold. Margie: Why are your reports always late? Hippy: I can't study and practice B. B. at the same time. Margie: You can stay at home on Saturday and Sunday nights tled you and make the reports. Hippy: fVery seriously! I can't afford to. fEveryone laughs! Margie: Please characterize the writings of Washington Irving, Verlin. Spud: CMumblingJ I don't believe I know. Margie: If you don't have a better lesson tomorrow, I'll send you back to the assembly. Class excused. CClass files out orderlyj Page 22