Alva Neal High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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EIlEllIE-'llIE'llElIlEllFJIIE1lilQIlEJllEl!!EIl THE KITE rElllUlHIIElllElllElElWlW!lEJlIElllE'll jokes Mr. Vandivier: Can you give me any well known date in Roman history? Kathryn S.: I can, Mr. Vandivier, Anthony's with Cleopatra. First time at a baseball game. Marguerite S.: Isn't Normo just grand, he hits their bats no matter how they hold them. For Sale: Baker's business, good trade, large oven, present owner been in it for seven years, good reason for leaving it. Miss Vance freading Caesar! : Slave, where is thy pony? QMuch startledj : It's right here, but I wasn't really using it. Mildred L.: Do you like hamburgerXballs? Catherine C.: I don't think I ever attended one. Are they naughty? Prof. VanCleave Qmaking Physics assignmentbz Tomorrow, start with lightning and go to thunder. TO THE SENIORS Rock-a-bye, Seniors, on the tree top, As long as you study your grades will not dropg But if you stop digging your standard will fallg And down will come Senior, diploma, and all. Instructor: Have you read this chapter? Bob. G.: Yes, I have. Class: No, we haven't read that. Bob G.: I read that chapter two years ago. Mr. Deputy: What is a vaccum? Bill D.: I can't give a definition, but I have it in my head. Miss Homsher: Sit down in front. Bill Hudson: I can't, Pm not made that way. Miss Everroad, after putting two questions on the board said, Any questions? Ralph I.: Yes, any choice? HOW TO CURE THE TOOTHACHE Wrap a blanket around the tooth, and secure with rubber cement to the roof of mouth. Rub patient's neck, beginning at the front and vice versa. Ask him Homw his tooth feels now, writing his reply on back of your collar. Pull out his tongue and let it Hy back again. Continue this operation for several minutes. In very severe cases, a Hy paper poultice in back of the knees will help greatly. Mark Wolff fto speeding Missj Hey! What's the idea? Didn't you see me wave to you? Margaretl-I.: Certainly, I did, and if you try it again, I'll report you. il l930 Q

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lmmllflmlliullmllgligilmllglElllmlmi THE KITE EIIHIEJUEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEJIEQIHEIIEIIIEII I, Margaret Hougland, leave Lawrence to any girl who has a Ford. I, Bruce Jolly, will my dancing ability to Isaac Williams. D I, Raymond Jones, will my famous signature, Mr. Raymond A. Jones, to Mr. Mark eming. I, Marian Keith, will my sweet disposition to Frederick White. I, Marie Lawshe, will my Mary Pickford likeness'to Pearl Martin. I, Dorothy Lowe, will my cheerful disposition to Mary Homsher. I, John A. McClain, will my polite manners to Charles L. Rueff. I, Charles McGinnis, will my ability to make s p e e c h e s in p u b l i c to Fuzzy Vandivier. I, Harold McKane, will my antique shop to Billie Stainbrook. . I, Hazel McQuinn, will my deep voice to Gerald Parkhurst. I, Elta Mitchell, will my golden curly locks to Marcella Vandivier. I, Kathryn Mossop, will my dates with an Edinburg basket-ball boy to Mary Botts. I, Ralph Mozingo, will my ability in Chemistry to Charles Adams. I, Melvin Murphy, will my skill at paper wad shooting to Phillip J ohnson. I, Gladys Murray, will my blushes to Elsie Solenberg. I, Elizabeth Ohlrogge, will my curls to Miss Ott. Adair Owens, will my high geometry grades to Paul Jolliffe. Leda Parkhurst, will my permanent wave to Vernon Yates. I, Martha Patterson, will my love for Charles McGinnis to Mary Henderson. Mary K. Perkins, will my bicycle handle bar rides to Margaret Moore. Velma Phillips, will my Whiteland man to Marie Daugherty. I, Frances Pritchard, will my knowledge of how to study to Emmons Hougland. Homer Pruit, will my popularity plus to Joe Lewis. Leah Riker, will my love letters to Miss Vance. Ralph Rueff, will my industriousness to Paul Vandivier. Ruth Salisbury, leave my college dates to Virginia Featherngill. I, Frances Sefton, will my frat pin to anyone who thinks that she can get it. I, Maurice Service, will my blue ring that is like Mr. Deputy's to Russell Owens. I, Lorene Shake, will my bawling-outs from Mr. Deputy to Lorena LaGrange. I, Ruby Short, will Donald Walters to anyone who wants him. I, M a r g u e r i t e S h u m w a y, will the Essex that waits for me after school to Eugenia Roe. I, Harold Stout, will my charming personality to John Maris Cutsinger. I, Gilmore Stott, will my violin solos to Mr. Allen. I, Mildred Swift, leave my disappointing love affairs with a basket-ball boy to Mary Lagle. I, Harold Thompson, leave my curly headed blonde to the freshmen boys. I, Roy True, will my school bus to Eddy Valentine. I, Grace Turney, will my love for Kenneth Crider to Dorothy Burns. I, Marian VanVleet, will my ability as a pianist to Martha Ann Drybread. I, Charlotte Vardiman, will my good looks to Annie Laura White. I, John Vaught, leave my favorite joke book to Miss McBride. I, Lydia Vest, will my curls to Rose Evelyn Tilson. I, Jean Walker, will my typing pins to Mr. Porter. I, Laura Webb, leave my lovely disposition to Janice Quillen. I, Donald Wheeling, will my love for Columbus girls and school day shows to Tommy Barrow. I, Dorothy White, will my blues singing voice to Julia Province. I, Elizabeth Williams, will my quiet ways to Arthur Burries. I, K. Jane Wyrick, will my interest in Buicks to Mildred Batton. I, Lawrence Yater, will my ability to lead yells and to get held up to Mr. Campbell I, Marie Yaste, will my Phillip of North Vernon to Margaret Beeson. I, L L I, I, I, 1, I, 131930.

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Elffllllillillwlwlwlwllillllelllilwf THE KlTE VEIIVIQIIEIIVEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEUIIHIVEJIIEIIEJI THE ALUMNI ROLL The credit for inaugurating the movement that resulted in the organization of an Association of the Alumni of the Franklin High School is due largely to Alva Otis Neal, himself an alumnus, who called for a meeting of those interested in such an organization to be held on the 12th day of May, 1908. At this meeting there was an encouraging attendance and a permanent organization was effected by the adoption of a draft of constitution and by-laws. It might also be noted that for the same man who was responsible for the organi- zation of the Alumni Association the Franklin High School was later named the Alva Neal High School. Alva Neal High School has sent many young men and women out into the world. Some have sought a higher education and others, although they did not receive more schooling, have done just as much in the world in some other way, and we are proud to say that from all these graduates fame has been brought to the dear old school. 1872 1582 Anna Feurherlnglll garner gong d H 1 . - Ella Leacx u er . oo sma 1 '1 ' Forsmw g2l'g'gig0fA1f5fe:10 db 'y nmeiwyn inner .malt M. Wyrlck 1875 Margaret McClain gilftlrgnklrggggll 1895 111111111 11111111111 Alice Parsons Gilbert Vanvleet Bemm Burke,- Idn Moore Emma Harper Turner Alta vaugm Eugene Baty Robert Parks Aurella Whltesides 1ST6 Clara Armstrong Flora Dunlap Allce Farley Henry Forsythe Jessie Forsythe Nora Whltesldes 1883 Grace Briggs Alice P. Crowell Emma Farley Bert Fesslar Jeannette Zeppenfeld J. Victor Voris Jessle Walden Edgar A. Way 1890 Bertha Adams Mary Dehoney Arthur Hleronymus Edgar Mendenhall John C. Bergen Essle Brown Clara Byers Florence Depue Mabel Hunt Daisy Jackson Florence McClain Bertha Mcqulnn Everett McQulnn same Irons 1334 Hannah Middleton Bertha Miller Laura Overbay Sallle E. Covert Stella Peede Minnie Weyl Jennie Thompson Emma Ellis Orpha Richardson Ada. Walker Jessle Overbay Herrlott C. Palmer Matte Ryker Jessie Ryker 1896 Bertha Byers 1877 Hurd Polasky Carrie Vaught F1-gd Dunlap Rue.. Men Lucy Randall Alice Whltesldes B, Han-y E1-vin Charles Banta Jennie Gerow Dora Gibson Rose E. Willard Allce Younce Loul Zeppenfeld 1891 Gertrude Kelly Wyota Kerlln Iva McClure h 1885 Emma C nin Bell 1118118 Proffitt gain-:glee Jlilaggon Della Able Frances House H- 0515 Pl'il0hHl'd Jesse Overstreet Kittie E. Palmer Mamle Peters Loulsa Ritchey J. Albert Alllson Zora Covert George W. Kerlln Ella Luyster Bertha Fletcher Elsie Holman Gertrude Miller Nellie Pettlford Mary Tyler Grace Unversaw Arthur Wilson Otis Wooley Aria Payne Melvin 0. Ryker g?g,aTTLe::,inghe1,D Emma Sellers Eleanor Vaughn 1397 Daisy Branlgln 1878 1886 1892 Herbert W. Brown Clara Alexander Frank B. Day Kate Gibson Victor C. Smlth Mabel Dunlap Lizzie N. Ritchey William H. Taylor Lute E. Sellers Julia Davis Arthur C. McDaniel Fred R. Owens Ernest P. Wiles Bonnie Cochran Florence Carpenter Gertrude Deckard Mary Hall Coy Johnson Lillie Vawter Mamie Vawter 1887 1893 giilihmllliai-lxiirange Emma Foley Mabel Fisher Fred Mcclam 1879 Allce Hlll Effle Fossett A Llzzle Drake Alfred M. Jeletf Martha M. Palmer Lillian Thompson Minnie Lelper Ella Parkhurst Etta Walden Mary Welsh Sadie Gordon Clare E. Johnson Ida Redmond Robert Tyler Gladys Miller Hattie Norton Paris Reed Q Carl Scott Wynona G. Severance Dom wnggoner 1888 Edward L. Middleton May Smiley 1880 Anna Ellis 1894 1898 Alva Otis Neal Opal Aten Harry Branlgln Ella Blizzard Marillus Thompson 1881 Mabel Banta Cora Conway Nettle Conway Etta Davis Bertha Frazier Lulu Peter Llllle Terhune Myrtle Sloan Metha Vance Mary Vawter Margaret Vorls 1889 Elizabeth Alexande Mary Blume Fannie Bowen Aura T. Covert Isabelle Daugherty 1' Mary Brown Nellle L. Brown Mabel Kerlln Mary Ruth Payne Erschel Sellers Dora Swift Nelle Valentine Kate Vaught Laura Walden Jesse C. Webb Chloe Wood 30 Homer Legan Emery Hill C. E. Fisher Edith Miller Elizabeth Craig Bertha LaGrange Ethel Henderson Inez Ryker Grace Drybread .Marcia Voris Anna Satterwhite