Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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1 -A - l junior Class History In the fall of 1926 twenty-four young men and Women, feeling very dignified because they were now in High School and because they were the first Freshman Class to enter the new building, embarked upon their four years' journey. Since you expect to find the lives of famous men and women in a history, I shall introduce to you the members of the Junior Class. The class president, Grady Swadley, Ezra, is undecidedf wheth- er he should become a jeweler or, since his great success in the Junior play, The Fortunate Calamity, an actor. Frederic Tilton, Fritz, is everywhere known by his happy dis- position. Margaret Dennis and Mary Foster have proved themselves true friends of the cause by selling candy at the basketball games. Marion Allen is our shy little gray-eyed chap, who came to us last year from Independence. Richard Painter, Dick, and Robert Miller, Icky Mick, are our two happy-go-lucky and inseparable pals. Icky has quite a difficult problem controlling his curls. Elizabeth Ross, possessed of musical ability, is always willing to contribute her talent to an entertainment. She is also an excellent student and actress. Rosella Goodrick, the shy little blue-eyed lass, is a favorite and honor student of the class. She carries the highest grades in the class as Well as having the most agreeable disposition. Byron Graham, Barney, so tall and slender, seemingly should be a business man, but he seems to prefer farming. George Downs, Boz, has proved himself a jewel to the Junior Class by his remarkable ability as a basketball player. Frances Collyer, although still very young, has shown tendencies toward becoming a beauty specialist. This fact is very plainly por- trayed by her period of make-up in the assembly room. Rose Chandler, who is especially interested in commercial work, won the first Gregg shorthand pin given this year. The little country boys, Lowell CBozzyJ and Raymond CBabyJ, true friends, are just two more of our happy little group. Robert Marlatt, Bob, the boy with the auburn hair, has Won recognition everywhere by his excellent reputation as a cheer leader. Russel Nehrig, Dutch, seems to prefer the back door for de- parture from the fair lady's dwelling, but we won't tell why. And last is Valeria Doty, just another member of the class. Now, friends, l have introduced to you our happy little group. The fact that we have nine fellows out for basketball, four of whom, Nehrig, Boswell, Graham, and Downs, are on the first team, is some- thing to be mentioned. Our class is also very Well represented in both' the Glee Club and Commercial Club. A,.. . ffl- f '!,1.,-.. ' -Q . . V. P. D. rl Els: izzwqfs W , . 1' i A - ill :min m, ,Fi if,-, : re s, .4 ,Q I , 3-4. ,EiA...F' -lgsilesew, .,,,..,........., ,,..,-.-.. ......- .,.. . . ,. .., pl--. . .. . , ...,..,,.. Page twenty-two I,-t,

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nf, :- Juniors First Row-Valeria Doty, Grady Swadley, Frances Collyer, Byron Gra- ham, Elizabeth Ross, Lowell Boswell, Margaret Dennis. Second Row-Marion Allen, Robert Miller, Raymond Odle, Rose Chandler, George Downs, Russell Nehrig, Miss Sims. Third Row-Lucille Stine, Dick Painter, Mary Foster, Frederic Tilton, Rosella Goodrick. President-Grady Swadley. Vice President-Marion Allen. Secretary-Treasurer-Valeria Doty. Page twenty-one

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