Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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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-

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Q0-lQ?eQ.,1'f1 - - xki Sophomore Class History Colors-Green and white Flower-Carnation Motto- United we stand, divided we fall. YELL Boom a lacka, boom a lacka, bow, wow, wow! Chicka laka, chicka lacka, chow, chow, chow! Booma lacka, chicka lacka, who are we? We're the Sophomores, can't you see? President-Margaret Stewart. Vice President-Thelma Oswalt. Secretary and Treasurer--Elbert Odle. Yell Leader-Ralph Anderson. Sponsor-Miss Morse. In the Fall of 1929 the Freshman Class was organized with the following officers: President, Joe Stephens, Vice President, Margaret Stewart, Secretary, Isabelle Pope, Treasurer, Thelma Oswalt. Our first social gathering was a class party given by Maxine DeMotte and Margaret Stewart. Later in the year another class party was held at the school gymnasium. The next year the class enrollment had few changes. Our convo-- cations this year were among our chief activities and both were interest- ing and original. Our class party was held at the gymnasium, the second semester and was one of the most enjoyable social functions of the school year. A number of our members have won distinction in various depart- ments of high school. We have three in the High School orchestra, eight in the school band, five on the girls' basket ball squad, an e of the boys represents us on the basket ball, baseball, and tra gg, ' ' I I .. - , hq'7'!'ljlJl.I1ll ...ElE.lHTll 'Mt-JW - ' u Page twenty-seven ' -Q - Sv -Fl' 'v ': .1 , , ..f ,Te ' iv fe. -G'? 'J illzffs Q.-53 E Z T v -UNE' - T I -