Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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l- ... l l So Thot's What They Do Scene: Office of the chief woman newspaper editor. Time: May 4, 1950. The first edition of the book So That's What They Do! by Mary Joan Smith, is hot from the Press. Let us go through the first copy with hcr, We find that: ANN JESSUP is a famous scientist working in Alaska searching for the cause and cure of Oveya Lya. AVANELLE H, BURROUGHS has won the thanks of every mother in America by developing her secret method of preserving spinach. KENNETH GILPIN, it is feared, has been captured by the beauties of Arcturus, as he has not been heard from since the Rocket passed Mars. ROBERT POWELL rose to magnificent heights in his new picture, Last Minute Inspiration. EDELL OGLE nee, MATTHEWS is famous for the Clark Diamond Mine, which she discovered upon emptying dishwater. CECELIA STUART ???, after trying her wings in grand opera, has settled down to a peaceful life as a loving wife. MARILYN R. POWELL holds patent rights to the Tenny-Weeny Reducing Tablets. These tablets are endorsed by the great screen star. Robert Powell. MAX BALLARD was last heard of in Mayukas, Africa. where he is trying to instruct the little savages in the science of chemistry. DOROTHY HUDSON has a very profitable occupation. She is employed as a Swedish masseuse connected with Charles of the Ritz, CLAYTON FIELDS and VICTOR ROBERTS are partners in Escorts, Inc., a bureau for the purpose of supplying escorts of all types, sizes, and nationalities for lonesome girls in the city of Moontown. CHARLES SMITH is the greatest diplomat this country has ever known. He success- fully combines the qualities of saying nothing, knowing nothing and yet looking wise. THURMAN DeMOSS has erected a factory to manufacture a camera for ortho stereo- scopic micrographs. ALF-'HA A, STULTZ is acting as a reporter for the Noblesville Daily Ledger, It is said that she turns in at least two hundred Westfield items in one week, EDITH HILL is running a daily column in an important svndicate of newspapers on advice to the lovelorn and how every woman should hold her man. BILLIE ROGERS has Won the title of Speed Demon of the Century, by winning the Speedway races three consecutive years. KENTON HERSHEY is the perpetuator of a system devised for the sole purpose of en- abling students to write and pass notes without their being confisticated. GENE WILLIAMSON, alias Baby Face Williamson, Public Enemy No. 13, with his band of desperadoes, has become most proficient in the throat-cutting business and is startling the population with his daring and nonchilnnce. BETH BRAY has become a Virgil teacher and with the help of her experience in W. H. S. is able to explain all the intricate passages. RAYMOND COX, after a successful college career, took up his life's work of running an orphanage which has developed into an interesting and exciting affair. LOUISE DANIEL is house mother at a fraternity house at Purdue University, the only means of membership being that the students have :in extensive knowledge of the science of the elements. MARA MARTHA ROBERTS, blues singer. is hoard daily over the radio in that clever little skit, commonly known as Peters Peachy Pickles Program. CHARLOTTE WOOD has achieved her ambitions and is editor of the paper, News of the World as Seen By the Children. WRETHA FERN BALLARD is living in the desert as a hermit because her nerves gave way under the terrific strain of work on the Shamrock publications. MARLIN REVEAL joined the circus as strong man, He attributes his strength to his methods of relaxing which developed in his classes in W. H. S, MARGARET CROSTREET has given up art for arts sake and is drawing the comic strip. Geepo, the Gecpf' LUCILE WALKER is head of the House of Walker an establishment for designing dresses which is located in Paris, France. GLADYS JOBE. as expected, is enjoying the bliss of marital ties in a rose-covered cottage in the suburbs of Jolietville. ERNEST BAUER is chief gong-ringer on the Amateur hour conducted by Major Bowes. He was only an amateur before he got the gong. 1Continued on Page lla

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-.........-------- Class History Into the portals of the most magnificent high school in America, marched by far the most brilliant class ever to argue, fight, make life miserable for the teachers, and, last but not least, to somehow make grades where grades had not been before. This class naturally wishing to break records, did so by being the largest ever to enter the high school up to that time, the dumbest to make good grades, the laziest to make a pretense of work. and the greenest to decorate the building. The girls all fell for junior and senior fellows and to this day they are sincerely loved by the girls of the classes of '33 and '34 for getting those terrible boys out of their way, They had two class parties which were punctured by playing basketball and running up and down the fire escapes. At one of these parties several couples won their laurels in other sections and were awarded with letters to their parents which almost requested punishment. The rest of the class played games which resulted in cuts and bruises, in 'he uppzr hall of the old building. One of the foremost ringleaders in all activities, good, bad. and otherwise, was the class president, Ann Jessup. As sophomores the girls showed their strength by winning several senior boys and the inter-:lass basketball tourney. Much confusion was noticed in class meetings, for the boys all voted against anything the girls suggested just for the sake of causing trouble. 'lhty enjoyed no class parties because of this failing as the boys and girls were evenly divided. As class president, Beth Bray did her best to keep the members on friendly terms and it seems that she succeeded in starting them on the right way. - As juniors they obeyed the call of childhood and celebrated with a kid party. Of course. fond memory will not let them forget Mr, I.ec's rompers, hair ribbons, short dress- es, bare legs, and all day suckers. The class play was given, but far be it from any member to divulge the secrets of the backstage activities during rehearsal. The Cust was entertained with a party by their sponsor, Mr, Lee. They managed to scramble their brains enough to win the Scholarship Banquet. thus breaking another tradition which says the junior class is usually the dumbest. The fellows had by this time grown up enough to go with freshman girls and the girls went with fellows from all four classes. Six of the girls gave a farewell party to the fellows who had graduated the year be- fore. As fate will have it, though, only three of the fellows were faithful to the girls who gave the party. although one of them lowered himself to being faithful to two of the girls at one time. Junior-Senior Reception was a time of broken dates, sad, sad, girls and scared, scared fellows, Great responsibility for the success of this event lay on the sturdy shoulders of Thurman DeMoss, who was class president. As seniors, this class again broke all records by not putting on any dignity or pretense cf dignity. They even went so far as to allow teachers to call them down. On only one subject did they refuse to be phased. for at least five couples managed to keep on speak- ing terms even though some got lost at Turkey Run, slid off in snowdrifts, and had oc- casional quarrels and many other troubles. They again elected Thurman DeMoss presi- dent, as he seemed to have ability in this special line of work, namely, going with senior girls, During this year the class sponsor became engaged and all the girls wished they could follow her example. In spite of its undigniiied ways this class has always shown its superior mentality by working only when necessary. Chief among the high lights of its high school career has been the publishing of an annual. Those long hours of waiting for an inspiration, the joys of meeting new friends while searching advertising, the trips to neighboring towns, the embarrassment of looking for a store manager in the basement when he was in his office upttairs, and the worry, worry, worry for hours finally to be crowned with shining success, have all had their part in the building of the class of 1936. So Thot's What They Do Continued EMILY KEESLING travels the country demonstrating The Art of Makeup. She will appear during one week this summer in the make-up department of the Gladway store in Westfield. OLIVE JESSUP is acting as hostess on the new air-liner, Fifty-five Minutes which makes three trips across the continent in that length of time each week. PRINCESS YVONNE KROTOWISKY fformerly Stanbroughl, the well-known his- torian, is dedicating her life to charity in her adopted country, Russia, It is interesting to note' that this book is published by the CLINTON FIELDS pub- lishing house in New York City. These people have all been successes in their way. Now we will make this book a success by writing FINIS --- -...... -..--