Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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The Class Prophecq It is rumored that Elmer Burroughs. that great oil magnate. is engaged to our beautiful darling of the screen. Shirley Temple. A new dancing star has been discovered in Hollywood. She is Betty Io Martin and will be starred in M. G. M.'s new musical. Phyllis Mikesell, well known mountain climber. has iust returned from Switzerland because of iniuries received from a fall. Also returning to the States are Mr. William Lindley and his wife. the former Martha Wasson. He has been abroad recovering from a broken neck. Mr. Lindley broke his neck when he fell from a tenth story window. The couple was met at the dock by their good friend, the national tennis champ. Kathryn Roberts I think we have looked up almost everyone we know in or near Hollywood. Let's hop up to Chicago before returning to New York. The first person of notoriety we find here is Robert Ortwein. who won the National Heavy- weight boxing championship iust two weeks ago. He is accompanied by his charming wife. the former Alice Reveal from Indiana. While here they attended the perfect wedding of the season. which was that of Mariory Stultz, famed social leader, and Wendell Sutton, owner of Hard Tack. Hard Tack. grandson of Sea Biscuit. was raised and trained by Byron Barker and Robert Davis. Byron and Robert have trained the winners of the Kentucky Derby for the lest three years and Hard Tack is a favorite this year. Back in New York again we find that Martha Walker, who is famous the world over for her Fifth Avenue dress shop. has iust left on a tour of the United States. She was accompanied by her handsome chauffeur. Bill Macy. and also her maid and constant companion. Lois Babb. We hear also that Berniece Brown. her all-girl orchestra. and feature singer. Donna Mae Gipson. are entertaining at the Biltmore Hotel. The hotel is owned by Mr. I-'rank Blasser. Another expedition headed by Ioe Whitmoyer has iust set out from New York to Africa in the hope of finding the lost explorers. Mary Ellen Russell and Eileen Heathcock whose airplane crashed three weeks ago. We hope that Ioe brings them back alive and well. Let's get on the subway in New York City and in fiteen minutes we arrive in Iolietville. Indiana. where we are met by the charming mayoress. Mary Io Irwin. We first visit the radio studio. RIMC. and listen to Mary Boss and Deloris Cobb broadcast their regular Monday afternoon talks to the younger generation. Last, but not least by any means are Violet Powell and Faraletta Cummings. These girls who hope to make one of the greatest advancements in modern history of the airways. left two months ago on a trip to Mars. A radio coll was iust received from them saying that they have passed the moon Good Luck girls!!!

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The llnderclassmen IUNIOR CLASS First Row, Seated, Lett to Right-Irene Gamble, Carolyn Barker. Betty Smith, lane Manship. lane ' ' ' h Moore, Iosephine Moore, Doris Beery, Florence Henley, Denzle Hms aw. Hazel Bauer. Ruth First Row, Standing, Left to Right--Emma Alice Hinshaw, Naomi Watkins, Hoover, Virginia Moore, Virginia Smith, Winona Fields, launita Whitaker, Wilma Meyer, Dora Ellen Barker. Second Row. Standing, Lett to Right-Miss Leakey, sponsor: Fred Wood, Marion Davis, Victor Pike, lack Clark, Charles Roberts, Charles Eudaly, Mr. Blackburn, sponsor. Third Row, Standing, Lett to Right-Robert Brown. Horace Roberts, Warren Gunn, Calvin Lassiter. Iames Hoover, Iohn D. Neiman, Lewis Morlord. Victor Overman. Absent: Robert Cooper, Maxine Wilson, Edward Hudson, Donald Dawson, Mary Alice Vair. Buddy Vair. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, Seated--Maxine Ross. Wilma Neal, Estalouise Cox. Ruth Alice Carey, Leanna Barker, Mary Gordon, Emma Icrne Horton, Ruth Esther Hill. Second Row-Mr. Moore, sponsor. Raymond Cooger, Ramona Davis. Mariory Ballard, Frances Cummings, Phyllis Davis, Mary Nichols, Keith Burgess, Miss Mendenhall, sponsor. Third Row--Sam Taylor, Morris Randall. Fourth Row-Harold Beck, Elbert Revis, Orris lohnson, Eugene Ballard. Lamar Cox, Worth Stew- art, Morris Whitmoyer. Absent-William Fuehring, Virginia Staitord. Bruce Briles, Eugene Henry. FRESHMAN CLASS Seated, First Row, Lett to Right-Iosephine Gilpin, Annabelle Moore. Hazel Wade, Betty lean Henry, Vivian Moon, Martha Sanders, lean Nichols, Nellie Sue Wood, Helen Gamble. Standing. First Row, Lett to Right-Carolyn Smith, Veloris Lohr, Iulia Stover, Frances Niqhten- helser, Mozelle Wilson, Thelma Knight, Dorotha Huse, Lena Stephenson, Gladys Dautrich, Hester Harvey. Standing, Second Row, Lett to Right-Mr. Adams. sponsor, Junior Harvey. Ted Whitmoyer, Ken- neth Iackson, William Zell, Joe Mortord, Charles Merriman, Miss Moon, sponsor. Standing, Third Row, Lett to Right-Clarence Day, Grant Hinshaw, Iames MacKinnon, Dwight Buzan, Albert Randall, Donald Myers, Iunior Gregory. AbsenehHarold Wilson, Hobart Ballard, Edwin Hines, Iim Furnas