Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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wr,-.-r. ,Stag riff Q0Lsfe1g.1'f1 s - ,R 5 f X- Q..-.J !'-fl 3,1 ..- Y R -as -vis I 4-4 ix I I Mary Held, her ability as a typist to Clair Roberts. Dora McKinzie, her Basket Ball ability to Eileen Boswell. Hester Walker, her giggle to Dorothy Booth. Desmond Abel, his ability to get out of scrapes and also his ability as a pitcher to Joe Stephens. Nelle Smith, her dimples tol Josephine Hottenstein. Ralph Strickland, his height and baseball ability to Red Gregory. Audress Traviolia, the right to read all Current Events in Mr. Van Scoyoc's class to Frances Cowgill. Maxine Schlosser, her ability to take care of the Annual Funds to Betty Allen. Doris Stewart, her knowledge of poultry to Margaret Tate. Estel Odle, his ability as an athlete to Morton Wagner. Dorothy Frazier, her ability to act to Berniece Miller. Geneva Marlatt, her brain and brawn to Mallie Greenwood. Buckshot Lowe, his first base berth to Robert Dee. Dorothy Cameron, her red hair and freckles to Pearl Haupt. Lincoln Rush, the right to be the butler in next year's Senior Play to Monk Mottier. I Geneva Crowe, her basket ball ability to Earline Thompson. Archie Greenwood, his red hair to Lorenze Brown. Lynn Graham, his list of unfilled dates to Romeo Haynes. H ,ew -- . .LL ,,, , P r t -th Q y ,i p age wen y ree 1 .bmdsggv 'ali 'iF9Q', 5 V ,kms 'rv ' :,,,,.'T1I. li ,. r- ., 411: AUU-lll'....l.aI.lUlla . kai

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.5 Qf'. f ,tg K 3 Miro '- ir.-..' f1',.1: f 19 me oldeyro v ew- ,Q Ava ---F Q 6 -Dix e+Q3,, x- k , gf, -lx-Q12 Junior Class History President-Lyle Rothenberger. Vice President-Freda Crowe. Secretary and Treasurer-Mallie Greenwood. Sponsor-Miss Reed. If the years at school be compared with a play, then the Junior year, like the third act, is a climax. The first year was the introduc- tion, getting accustomed to the stage and the directors. The second year has seen the rise of the action, and in this the third year, the hard work is to be done. The new characters at the first of the second act were: Dorothy Bayless, Earline Thompson, Freda Crowe, Clair Roberts, Dorothy Miller, Jeanette Cottrell, Edna Richardson, Richard Adams. At the end of this act Dorothy Miller, Jeanette Cottrell, Edna Richardson, Richard Adams, and Mary Brown withdrew from the scenes. The actors on the stage now are: Frances Cowgill, Elizabeth Allen, Pearl Haupt, Josephine Hottenstein, Morton Wagner, Rupert Gregory, Berniece Miller, Earline Thompson, Mallie Greenwood, Pauline Reed, Eleanor Livingston, Freda Crowe, Lisbeth Nehrig, Olive Rush, Pauline Kinsell, Dorothy Bayless, Esther Woods, Margaret Tate, Eugene Mot- tier, Carl Lowe, Richard McCoskey, Lester Phelps, Robert Dee, Lyle Rothenberger, Clair Roberts, Lorenze Brown, Keith Stewart, Lyle Haynes. Since our reputation in classes, plays, social activities and athletics is well established, we. must strive to keep the record, for Juniors are the stuff from which Seniors are made. 'i 3, vi. '3f'iJ ll ll uv Page twenty-five : '7f-'Lu z -G .,9.zZ3rfcll'i QQ .j I fi .- .:, will , fx xg, . 4.4 ,, JJ-