East High School - East Echoes Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1920 volume:

In recognition of his keen interest m the activities of the school, and of his capability as a teacher, We. the class of 1020, dedicate this, our book, to iVIr. Frederick G. Haigh FREDERICK G. HATCH P tt Tkt MR. w, Tr fill AM. principal of Kawh Hi|?li for niiu 1 ycuis. affeetionalcty known nmonr i9h! HtuiJt ' riis as Daddy Hearn ' Four Lh. a wise oju iiwlor Ltiid a Irue frit’ nd, am) b l.cM hi i-.ii! 1 1 esivt’iii fc y (tie Btusdi-ni i«n3j _ r Senior A Parting Word Make not t he getting of great ivca 1 t h t h y a ini, Nor yet pursue the fickle goddess, Fame But seek to give thyself in service free lo every men who stands in need of thee; For he who of himself most freely gives, Most richly profits and most fully lives. W. T, REAM ’’■iff Fiat jforrtoorti After a long absence the “Aeroplane has re-appearcd„ and trusts that it may be doubly welcome. I t is made possible through the co-operation of Green Bay advertisers, whose interest is appreciated. The ’ ' ‘Aeroplane carries its usual freight of school news, It has faults and trivialities, to be sure; but it is only what it purports to be — a student publication. As such, in matters large and small, it stands as Cast High ' s record of i q iq- 1920. E,G. R THE AEROPLANE ] i z 0 M .’i rv K-kin-ioiif-k M ari p Handlr n Amanda IE. SchLie-lte Grrtrudc G, Gibbon Piltt rlTfl E. G. B THE AEROPLANE 5 y l O I ' re-cl crick . . Hnis;h F.lla Hi Kcnnpi Ruth L- C- El Inch P-iff :•!(■ -■ E. G B. THE AEROPLANE (920 ■Ruth C, Lcfcbvrc Alma K. Rad I a y f ' U a f S i JLW E . G B. n-IE AEROPLANE 1910 Mnry SJau-jchter I ' . r h E. G B rHE AEROPLANE (1)10 Senior Class Officers Dudley 5 fiord Sec ' y arid Trsan. Harold L� nd� President ECditH Lathe Vioo-Prwidnit PujV Clr iv n E. G. B THE AEROPLANE q i o ..VIA JELL A L AM S — CIm: CLub S, Mask £ Wfe 1. Always busy and always merry. Always doing her very best. □ EM AI.K A kind whtIki, yet a RiLie com pound of oddity , Trolie and fun Who relished � joke uul rejoiced in a pun, M AT] ] .DA AN DR U5KEV I CZ— C Ur Cl Hit I , ' 2 t 3 ,4i Mask Wig r 4 French Club 4 . Ever [ore moat in the ranks of fun, The laughing herald uf (Ul l harmLi- i | ju.il FRED BARTELS— Fill: ’’ “Aak Pnedt he known. ' we often hear. You get big surprises in little packages. JF. ALETTE BA3CHE— tilwj Club 3. We have beard of the lady, and good words went with her name. Piij r TL-flrt E G. 13, r H E A E R O P L A N E ] g z o IDA H3ERKF-— frLif Club 2. 13; Dcdaiim- lory ]. 3, 4, Experience, joint’d with common acn c„ T nun-i ia a providence. META BLANK— G]« Hub, l, 2. You may not be aware of her preitertM, bpl shfvs E Heltl’ w ith ihr punk. MARIK BRIGHTON— M., a fi ttif It, 4: French Club 4; IlcetiirniidoTy Con- te ! ]„ 2. and i: Esiy Content. True e your friend, Kind to you r foe ; i fiEiSc mnat Iikvi’ you Wherever you eo. MINNIE HOURGUIGNON— Oh-v t lull 2, 3; French Chib 4. Give every, ' ’ man thine ear, but few thy valve. HOSA HOURGUICNQN— Glee Club ?, 3; French Club 4. Friends you have made,, but not one foe. Ftft Tkirtftn !£. C B fHE AEROPLANE q i o MAX lit! I L. 3. — Kit: l’Si Lincoln C]liti 3, -I; Gin; Club 13. f[p know whatever «• Id in ' known. But much more km™ lie ttian he would own. DEWEY BROWN— ”KL]II w-luth run ilwfi. Hh they Bay, ]tul for depth of ctururtflf, tii ifi man ivins She dny. CllLBERT ESUBWIK— A nijip 1=1.3 Ik ' iifiun.; No noise, tnil n p i-v. OiiA CaPELLE She detes ahe c n ' t talk But ' CRAYCF- CONNQHS— 3Nyt‘ OuIj 2; Fteneh dub 4, Begone, dull carel Thou and [ KslII never uucoe. Pk;w i.url.-. . E. G, B THE AEROPLANE I tj 1 0 ESTELLE W1 RTZ— ■ ' SIpII — Gt«- Club, I, 2, untl 3, And when a gentleman ' e in the cue. You know, nil u[hiT Lkir.y- - icivr pLm ' - EMM OU 5 MULLER— Glee Club L, £ £ 3 High school, my salad, da}-. , When 1 was |Wfl| in judgment Hia 1 llijI L.i he will outKrnw, GLADYS DAN DO- IS — Gtw Club 2; PYeiieh Club 4. She a|! ;Lki iih ish}1, and yK theft: IU-- A eOftVflM ' tibh in her nyc , AMANDA DENI STY— Mask Wig Club 1 and 2. Though like ihe weather, Sht- ' s changeable,, Si lit like the irtather, She ' s interesting. BE R Tl I A DEMI SON— ' ■ B t rli-c ' ( H« Club 1, 2 t and I. Eyes that were fountainu nf (.benight and song. (Ptas tr Ffjitrw E. G. B I ' HE AEROPLANE 1910 GLADYS PE5 AI N — - H 1 Glad 1 r — l i ] lh dub 1 wwl t: HY«ich Club 4. U to her Hhare perchance some more Jail, Lock on. her tart, aunt you ’LL fur et ttttU ilIL CEORCE DRUEKE - ' Dru 1 — Glee Club ]. 2 and |j; Lincoln Club 1 tnd 2r A quiet, unnxsgnimE chap of ceriiu£ worth. ALV| N DU PONT— Pu pa 1 ' —Fool bait 4 and 4 . Hene ' a to a flucefttafu] future, “Dupe ' 1 . You ' ll win. jJL n(jhl. M YRQN D Lr-QIJ A I N E— Du ka ' ' —Taken part Ln no special thing; yet taken part itk everything. HrriAi kixkL wishcst, ” 1 uloqwy, and 91 good wife. You deserve them alL, J OHN ECHTNER— Josk 1 — I don ' t need the credit, why worry? He can work on occasion. Pw -‘ill .. H E. Cl B. ri-IE AEROPLANE t 9 2 C JOHN FALLK— J ' Jjick ,r — The world will bear of him yet. Much may Ih 1 sained if he is fiwfot yOUTiE. CYRIL FONTA t KE — ' Cy ' ' —Fool I lull 1 . t f : L-- k p I i ; l I L 1. ' “If you knew,- welt; If you don ' t know Huff- LUCINA JEN5KE— Gl Club : 3 : De- clamatory :3; French Club -L. I (righ t iL“ the her eyes the giitenp rtrihe, And, like the sun, they � hiiw on all dike. CLARENCE GILL— Kn-ucJi Cluh -L; Glee Club 2. So energetic a young mail ought to make his murk. HENRY 0055 ’ 1 Hank ' 1 — Glee Club 2: LinroLn Club 2 amt 3, He above the rest, In aha.| e a tut gesture, jtToudLy eminent Stood tike a tower. jirrrnhVH [£. G. B. T H E A E R O P L A N E I 1) J o GLADYS GR ELMWOOD — A HH ' rntiiLi ' afLiT ttiuhvs Ici1ki l . □ AVID G KELLI MG — ' “Dave’ 1 — LihiniliL Clyls 4 ; ChratOTy. Falrisrth s j iiri t and umuine! cuihiwiasm is- f-orrvcthins to hand down to the in- mining Fswaliieti. ALICE HANSEN— Mil VL H ;? und l; Mask Wifi President 4, 1st BfflfbBflLer; Declamatory Contest 3 — Slate ClNiinjiinm; FlfL-ndli Clith -1. Am! puniing Limr- ini led u.£lrr her iei vain , HAROLD HANSEN— Orc-hi lrii, i. A quiet, thoughtful, Bond, miktut tad. JOSEPH 1 NE HART— Jo 11 — Firnrli Club 4 i Gltw Club I, A m 1 m: maiden, aleadriiAt- and dc muTe ?7 jPapt iajhfrE.- E. G. li ! HE AEROPLANE 1 (JlO HAROLD H AIJ TE K.U ROOK— Pomyti Tall and lean this stead y youth. Be it a frown or a n , you Kin see It s mite. LEONA H D H EAR NDE N— ' “Spttd ■’ Football 3 and 4, The whole school voices a deep grati- tude and appreciation for ltia wonderful playing in the Thaulisgiviivg; Day game. LEST ER H F, A RN P F.N— 4 ' F T Football 3 and lz Glee Club 2. ■: Endowed with an agile frame and a bright head! ' AIbsI Lovo a tint a Lottery- ' CORNELIA HE1SE— Glee Club 2; Dec- lamatory -a. The path to knowledge ta smooth to her; The jst:iTr: rm hat birthday aliinlng writ. LOIS HENSELr— “ Billie ' h — Glee Club 1 and 2; Preach Club; Aeroplane Staff. Oran 1 L Ln all her HlCjiit, tovm in her eye, In every gesture, dignity and Love, JV-jr .VcHrlrna (£. C. B. THE AEROPLANE 1 20 MARGUERITE HEY KEN— French Club Glte Club 3 and Z To be of service rather lhau ron- |jifUC ' UH. A (.;i ' ul!i- muiiltHt LH 1 l i 1 _ HARRY HOTCAVEY— !]« Club 13; M dioni 3. “I like the library.” ■ ' Asking questions- is lio I yet my k nii ' A-ledee ’ CYRIL KLAUS— Cy lf — Glee Club 2. A Liar youth, ' .vhusHj HlitM iLK lii- pride. Is it belter to have- Itivfld and |™t r Than never to have loved at all? WILLIAM KELLY— ' 11 Bill”— Football I, 2, 3 uiLii 1. flail, hand same, welbdrfttiied. anti — Irish; everythin?: that to make for success. LAWRENCE JASEPH— Lincoln Club: French Club I. lie tracks like a freshman, hut rentes like a i io£. H I don’t study; I arc. nstunlly bi%ht. ' k P JsH I ' crnli E.G.B. - THE AEROPLANE - .910 ARTHUR KOF.FKiW SniDkey 1 — Basketball -I. There E an itnioepher? of happinrot about that imam, ' CLARA KOSNAR— Mask and Wag 1. 2. - i and li dee Club 1 and, t: French Club 1 ; Declamatory 4, A value, gentle arid low — an excellent. thltiK i-n a sirt„ ALICE KOTJ L — French Club 4, “And even her failing leaned eg vir- tu iTh aide, MANUEL LA PORTE— 1 “Manny — Lincoln Club 2 ami Glee Club 2 and -1: Mixed Chorus, 1 ami If; Fit nth Club 4. An authority on matters Fmirh. Be careful, follow , you ' ll soil my ' didrt! FBANS LARSON— Because of a natural tack of SEEtesske ties , Frans hasn ' t been ia the Public Eye; but hL merits os a scholar and up- [Kiner af M ' hticil arfaVilLra huce not Kune by unnetind. J J ii •; f Firmly-unc E. G. li. ! ' HE AEROPLANE 1 9 Z 0 ACNES LE COMTE— Glee Club 3 and 1; French Club -l. till virtue, ttOtJiHtf earthly eOuld ur- fisw� her, ALPHONSE LE FEVRE— “Dofwy”— Glee Club. A Lh lIli- pliilosopliy of rabtk|fcl, M For him icini. ic’ hath ehwrrui. HAROLD LONDtJ— Cl-isr. Pre . ILiliO; I’bolhail J , 3 .iiiiiJ; Vl iiw! C. hi 3 him - Indications point toward Londo as a great man. ■ ' Oconto has produced gitat men: 1 am frain Otoitia, EDITH LOWE— Glee Club 1 and ' 1: Mi feed Chorus 1 and if; FcUHvch Club ts Aeroplane Stull, An eas-y ni:.inm.T, a plsaning vein . “Laughter is a ihab! healthful exertion: IrjuL: at me. 1 WALTER M AD DE N— ‘ ‘ Maori cy — Ftfimrli. Club -3. TIlou lover of tin. ' [HTHUSC HVhy is it that all rood one are seniors and mast leave school? ]-■ it because the onej that are left an 1 yet to tw! nuuii- gMjiJ? Adltai. mw ami. TUrnf Jmi. E. C. B THE AEROPLANE r t) i o HOMtti MAES— JurriOF 1 — Kreitch ■CIllIj ; Lineotn Club 3 and -R ClaKh Vlee-preflident Aeroplane Stuff: Chairman. Student Athletic Board: Debate J, Worth, courage, honor, tbew, indeed. Your sustenance and birthright are. RICHARD ME1STER— Dink — Hero ' s a boy of luduy, And u mart at tomorrow: May he know the pleasures of lib-. by the alaerte ot sorrow. ISABEL). MEYER — Glee Club l r 2 and 3. M So lightly t3irn.ni|fh this world you prance. You well might teach us nil to dune , FRANCIS M ORG A A ' —” Pelo 1 ' — Here is another son of ‘ Erin go Bruch”, with the characteristic good nature of L ae Hm of Morgan. 1C is color is the kind that do n ' t run. QUENTIN MULDOQ A — Moit 1 — M Oh! He sits high in all the people ' hearts, f ' l lift Tv-ly fMrnr e. a b THE AEROPLANE 1 [) 1 o RUTH MULLER— Tiirk h “— Fn-nrS Chjh -It Glee f ' llllj I uruL U, He l(n«9 tiii ' -; In 1 Uitvm m? not.” THOMAS MULLIGAN— Afvtijjlaiu- Sniff -1: Lint-ohi Club 12; GIi.t Club 1. ‘ He was atsratiK and younjf und. tsll. Active wfthtl, and ple-asriJit in lib � |HTVh, ' ’ RUBY NEJEDLO— French Club I t tit! nk Uwre are few oJaiadu good nature MARjCHIF. MCKEL— Entered n Junior Tri m Seymour High: Mink Win -1; French Club J. Her untile Ls like unln :l duy in June. FRA NK O ' COW NELL— ' ‘Shorty — LL fl- Hln Club St and -I: Oratory ,1 and 4; Football. The gravity uncL � e i3l if your mouth! The world luitli vstod, and your name b KmU, ffjf Ttfr IV‘f-rmr E.G B FHE AEROPLANE Q % O IRENE O ' CONNELL— Cite Club ] and 2; Mast; i Win 2 h 3 LiiKL I MaaSi Wig Vlcet-President -i; Munh Ai Wig President L; Jiut. wmc ier. From the crown of her head h to the sole o.f her (oot, she Li all mirth. IRENE O ' NEIL— Glee Club 2 . She ' s ii good little girl sonnet imes 1 GLADYS PAZOUREK— CiSw Club 2 , Hit way are ways of pleasantries . JEAN PI CHARD — Ere n eh Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3 and 4; Dedamatory 4. 2 nd. Plan 1 , A maiden fni:. with Hamm hair, Who atudiea t uke precisely. ELEANOR RAH El— Gif Club I oml 2: French Club 4 . ' ‘She is :i phantom of delight hen cr sthi. 1 - imjeih- ujM n yjnir i|fht- H E, G. B. THE AEROPLANE t 9 i o RAYMOND RAH R — ' - Ray ,k — flirt ' Club 2; Ae-ToiJjti? ' stuff. He to u tlimkLT. tmd a ripe and Rood w. LORRAINE REDL1NE— Aeroplane 2 and 4 ; Glw Club L, 1! Lttid TJw liril lianey of her sinU Riafow the fiiir. indent, siwii dull. ELDER Yuu :w(( u� ’ how E fared In the test; Oil. U-’b awful! It seema iliiii I ' m never at bt-sr. ; The mark E w;l given w si mpEy punk, On ' jf 9 [«■� writ: I’m positive I ' ll Hunk. FRANK ROBINSON— Halbe OE.-.. Club 1; Frenrfi. Out 4; Class Treasurer A. Her irtanjHTj art; gentle: Iw answera We ]41t. DU OLE Y s AF FORD— ' 1 D ud ,a — FaaiMt 3 and 4. There a musle In this lmst;y lad. I ' aff fn l|| Sf E. G, B. fHE AEROPLANE I t) % o M A II [ON SAUBER— Gl« Club ! und St Madk i Wig 1 and 4; French Cluh 4 : DtdfimtHy Cariteat 4 . s ' She hath w serious Sunk, But a sweet anil joyous ruitUn - , ' FRANCIS SCHAUEK— French Club -I- A manner «wf. with u mind that keen. ■ ' I know more than 1 tell,” MAE SCHILLING— Bltsinfi ever wait mi virmtiua deeds. And, though a late, a sure reward sUeLrtds. CAROL SCHUNK— Itoney’WrUi- Cluli 1 and 2. “11 music he the food «E love-, play on; Give me excess of ii” ARTHUR SCHWARTZ— “Arl”— Our Suhin ' i Setdot 1 - Wjjmr than iwtsi mm think. PiT J i“ FlTFmJ f -iWC a E. C. B THE AEROPLANE I gio GEORGE SILVER WOOD— “Mutt — filet- Club j; l,:run ljL CLuli 2; il-iLskct hall 4. ‘ ' Describe bin who can, — - An abridgement of all that wjw p!e,™nt in nun. CATHERINE ST, JOHN— French Club.!; Glee t ' I mb 1 and A. “Oh ' ‘tis tovv. ' [in lore That makes the world go round. EMMA STRAKA— ' ETn, M — Her womanly ways ate pleasant wayi. DORO THY STR AU B-EL — ‘Del ’ f — Class Vice-President 2; French Club 3. V. ‘liaL is attractive as the light itS a dark tyv in a vivvHous ni:n le:i : LO R ETTA T H ELEN— ' 1 Cu Ay ' h — A noble type of good, Heroic womanhood. J ' iii:.- T rvnl i ' jhf E C. B. THE AEROPLANE ] y t o LAWRENCE THURMAN— ' J ke ,r — Lincoln Club 1, 2 and it; tils Club $: rjH-Wtinr team it; Avro- |ilaT«! Staff Ij and 4„ Thn rowlest, on his unembftmira ' fi Inw, Nature baa v ritcx-n “ .fcntkroan. IDA TQMBAL— “Red — French Club l. ' A truer, nobler, tju-r-tk-r fu-arc, Mope lovlhij ' , or more loyal, never beat U llhtn LI IkLllEIJIlL MARIE VAN ERMEN— ‘AW ' -GSe. Club l and i. Tho™ rhtfti H ' jf ryrv that awe fountain o£ thought and sang- ' MARTIN WE LL ES— ' “Mutt ' — LI matin Club A ; Debating Te m 4: Oratory , Eat. Place. ,l A n hows map. dose button ' d to chin; ESronddolh without, and at warm heart within. ELSIE W1LSOM— a ‘El.e H ' — Glet-Cldb I. 2 nitd 3; Aeroplane Si ait ; French Club -t. IE ladles bt- Imi you nit and fair, They have the gift to know Et, JW J’in E. G. 11 THE AEROPLANE 1910 The Secret of Success What t$ the went of Succc ? 1 ' itr-kt ' d tl� Sphinx, Pit.-.b. ' ' Haul llht LiiULi.i:i. “Always JflT-p ™citp ln s=Mlsd tlu ' in-. up n? date,’ ' said iho eatemdarr Never lose your ]iead, sai d the Ikitti- 1 . “Make Light uf isjf, 1 Huld the fire, “ftu ;l ilr;vi:iH Ijusini , sjiid ihe ‘■i.m-miUT. “Aspire in grvmer things. ' ' s id thi- nutmeg. rind a kwmJ thing and ttieh in il. ssaid tin) GLue. Fn?r Thitty E. G. Li. I’HE AEROPLANE [ () I o J ' tiyi L ' h-rlt-jMi ' E. G. B THE AEROPLANE i 9 i o Class Will We, the niu-c brilliant, actomplisluil, and Le-jrntd clsu« thin have ever graced High ' s purl ;ils. lu’rc ' oy ■■ L r : i v- up. publish, iisuf declare ll:- (w tie nilr laal v, . 1 1 iii. ' I iKitfflllilltf— hirst We wish to esprit mir sincere gratitude nqd apiim ' lntion M) t ' mr |iri nri|ui) mid 1‘u.ntl Ly. who have o patiently and t-cms c Le ti t i o u s L - endeav ' ared to Instill into our minds, the r irj rr“i] jls-- nf teaming. Second To till- irri-s,|ii nsLliLi‘ Juninr- we leave our wonderful cIilsh, spirit, en-tsjw ration, arid Otlr icrtruc aptitude for acquiring knowledge. Wp also rellntuiisli :ilL claim to the l nck seat in lire Main ft win . whirh includes r he- privilege of noardting out flmt afici asstmUtea, Third Alt Iso the SuplwnuHa and Fnwhrtiup fe , l that tlicy have losj Eic-d all that there is. to know, uc would suggest rhai they imu-pt oi.tr formula entitled, ” I low to grow ; also tnir esamplo as n model das®, Fourth — The following ikKUMaijang wo jointly give to tlso folio win aturients of tin? .1 uni or and Sophomore dassts:- Lilmii L Honey Sehimek ' s graft with (he faculty to Heat rice like, Somehnw we fed Bcatk 1 ' need it almost! Item 11, — Lawrence Jaaeph ' a ability to bluff sil French to Isadora Aik; si taken liiiiiu tuMuiT, wltlwut a ■loisfciL ' Item HI, Etalx? I lob in son ' s coquettish ways to Dorothy Tippler, who. we feel sure, will be an apt pu pil along this Line. I tens IV. Grayer t ' oitnur ' a (lodtson ns baail of Kii-i IJiyliV InCuri nation bureau wo leave to Julia Haymaker. Jin condition that firnyw isn ' t ro-eiccted nest year. Item V. — Lueinn Jenake ' a giggle to Catherine Dockry, The soft pedal should accompany this,, however. Item VI. Jisuisiette ISasrlm ' s inKluni of ml liiur bar eyes. lu E J Lljlsy J MurlJstiSahl. Item VII. Walter Madden’s and Gladys Dandoi ’ ability to stage French love xevnts.to Oswald Gcnolsso and Bertts McAllister. Madame Bodley insists on plenty of action in this particular scene. Item VIII. The IjiLuk sa-iti � i l � «• mi del Ip � f i h� - Main Room. leased ly Ruth Muller anil Henry Crm« for tcle-a-lclis after school. In Dorothy Moslem and Oliver I,ambe 4 nj.— -Ilawapc of the sentinel, though, kids ' Item IX. — Edith Lowe ' a formula b r her rflsy cnmideiisobt, to leant ' Colburn. ti«m X. Fred Smith ' s. Minneapolis hop in the ‘FiguTe VIII, to Arnold. Itur, Sinjcial ntusto required ! I ram XJ. Hill Killy a pull ’.villi the faculty, to Busw Van; every little helps. Rnlje. Item Ml Pud SiuTwrcl ' .-. attraction for the SapWimr . to Art, JtdliHTr Too bad the Sen- iors are Leaving, ■ ' ain ' t k h Art ' . ' FA ' flj.Jp ' ■ E.G.IV TUB aeroplane Item N. E 11- CiithwfflF Si, John ' s Mafeclk, in Gertrude [tab! iisoii. According lo Miss Sl John, svwy two week is sufficient, After one year ' s trto-tmrnl,, ;l natural v, aw Mjipear . Iters XIV. — Lots Hensel ' s ability to kid the telloKa we leave to Catherine Van Kronen. Cath- erine fiiis applksl ftiT it new Line ' 1 ' , lien XV. Art Schwarts has a particular hour, all his own. for wming to school, morning . This he leaves to the junior him titled to carry out this plan. Hem XV] , Moncw Crowley ' s manner of wearing a lie. (o VYilmer Wainwrlglu; and Wilmer, to gei the right effect, wear a flannel shin with the collar pinned tightly. Item XVI I ►—To Charlotte Msnuon. Estelle Wirtr is leaving her very important engasement. Sis- tlhrni you keep it without fait, Charlotte. Item XVI II. — Jeannette B ' a aalk she leaves to Bessie Putney. Item MX. Bertha Denison ' s pink sweater 10 Mu pan Devroey. It ' s a particular shade that Marion hasn ' t got: also she has. filed a claim for Marie Van Ernwo ' s hair la h. we uiuLemiutid. Item XX. Lawn-no: Joseph ' s hair cui If he la willing 10 part with it - is to- be 3dt to Leroy Haskins. Iiem XXL — Irene O’Xeil ' a and Joe Hart’s everlasting supply or Hinky Dinl« M , to F-vrlyu Armstrong amd Helen Lewis. We hope It will keep them busy during the study period. Item XXIi. ’‘Jiggy Gill’s mutter , to Begins E ' uuly. whn. we have beard. is corte raplating vocal expression. hi ' -ro XXI] l, May � -f insert hi-n 1 , that the fwnlors, insist oai cheerfulness in receiving grTt . All attempts to break the will shall be in vain. Ko one w ill he allowed more than his share. E li.mil XXIV.— CUidyB Douin ' s mid Lawrence Thurman ' s fondness for Christian Endeavor. Ei� the Iwn JiiniOrt who have the liwsl regular aiTendaiu-e at the league . Item XXV. The Heardens ' ability in football , to the aspiring 4 “So pits . Seems we heard a rumor (hut there ' s i tie another Heudm, too. Stem XXVI. — George Si|vi-r wood ' s |nnk raSLar and -nil knitted tit, to Herrick Young, ou con- dition that one Is- never worn without the Other. Stem X XVI l. Richard MrisEer ' a kneel ait,- the result of deep and profound Lcarninjr, 14 Meyer Cohen. Item XXVI II j — George Drueke ' a sheepskin coat, to anyone who applies, Somehow George has suddenly taken. it preut ijnsLIlei 1 - Ec it- I tom XXIX. Tom Mulligan ' s blarney, lo IfonnLd Barton, You know Toni liua alwaya been Ronald ' s ideal. Item XXX. Id it Tombiil ' r freckles lo £, ' hLi ro Thurman. The school would never get along without them. Item XXXI,- Emma St (aka ' s spit curl to Marion Cunmujtham. A good paste eon in ' nb- tahiciS at W signer ' s iwtiul shop. Item XXXII. Francis Shauer’a reputation as East High ' s roughneck, we leave to Hi-ury Ruhr. Item XXXI1I+ — Emmons Muller - :- Klur-y Ktothe , to- Theodore Goldmon, Item XXXIV.- Alvin Dupont’ dishing ways, to H;d| h ifoi|uft. It .-ore- L.- terrible the waj ' ih i boy rushes from one room to another. Item XXXV,- And last, hut for from least, we leave our patient and Loving disposition ip the faculty, hoping tho( they will make good use □( them in ihe near future. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we do- hereby mt our hand :ir,d sc.il, t hi- lughtcHnitli day of June, A, D. Jy20_ SENIOR CRASS OK EAST HIGH SCHOOL, 13Z0. Witnesses : Elsie VtlkujlL. IXirejlhy StraubeL E. G. R. THE AEROPLANE o 10 Class Prophecy ' TT-R2- ptaut ' ‘Bciior Else? At? you all ready? We’Ll bo-down after jura in fifteen minute in the «tr: anil then 4«r to tilt fteld! Dues it seem. possible liuii nc really are aitaui to leave on this cross-country aeroplane trip wi hiive iwn (dunning for long? You bet ! will tie ready. Dot! H Oh say, —you didn ' t forget your big 1 diary, did you? t have mini , and am folng in keep u de- tailed account of this trip. Now burry — so tong. June Mtth . 1 W 0 . — Thin m going m ta a v... 1 1 : 1 3 ■ - r T u L trij, So far elms weather has- lwen beautiful. A funny thing happened lliis- rnomhsg when nr got oil! in the starting licld tt noticed Lwi girls in overalls, up on ladders, painting an advertisement for Danish E f ridv A1 Lllc Klsc- im L I were m sur- prised u set Lomine Redline and Isabel Meyer! They said that they had none into the business and enjoyed the oat-door life. Oil at a Mills ' distance woa their Ford, and in the front scat, reading si novel, wjet I heir i rauifi-ur and ruim-nf-aV -wark, Fred Bartels ' wind aver and talked to him, too. Meeting three of our classmate of Sb D, brought track to nur minds snrnr of the exelting times wo had had up- at old East High, and we decided right there that wo would keep our cytw mmn fur new- of any of our other old dassraates. July 2nd,— Chitago--— I iVh 1 -- i in ] | h- ■- 1 iliis afirnuKul anil taught tickets for ilw theater. Til fbllic of UtSQ something new, hut we me going there tweuiwF we bear that Uavld flceiliag is manager or the theater. Coming out of tin theater entrance we met Jeannette Busche. SIlm be svIHeig the ' Books of Learning ' We walked on Together up Michigan Avenue, talking over old time . Else noticed a new millinery shop, and sugfeated that we go In. I never was more surprised than when 1 ' tuhy NVjrdln walked toward us. She, ton, wjis surprised ami hurriedly called her partner - Mrumicrite Hey non And their model Maid Adam out tn m-c a . They had n Rm-n Buy Trum|iet i of which Lueina Jendki and Catherine St. John are the editor 1 and Tor twenty minute we devoured it. Oar eyes were drawn to a large pirttut- of Edith Lowe and Lois Hcnaek on the front page. They arc praotMrtlhK the Epworih League in China. The Oipkeum was advertising the world famous jugglers, the Elttinvden twins. The name sounded so familiar that wi- derided it must km tan and Lw. The second art convinced us that we slwnild have to get lo Green Buy by Thursday, “ ‘Honey, 1 the famous bell-player and d rammer appearing with her husband, Wo heard that Honey w� s ■L-OhiemplalLrig the slugs! will ' ll she hail sLudird long enuUith Under Bill ' s rsiTelul direction, and WO .-ienj ly dnlldn ' t miss wing them. It w s la to. and we hailed a taxi to gel hack to the hotel lor dinner. Can you imiigin who was the driver? Hurry Hotcnvey, owner of the line. July Jrd, 1330. — l wa.i uw tired after the allow to write about the wonderful evening we spent last nlte. We tidhisl m Manager Greiliiig, and lie said he knew we would be more than pleased with chi- prn Titm because somd G-reea Ray jKttplr- wen 1 - tm It. Wt Made arrangements u� meet and all have Lunch together alter the performance. Cher mirth wit. UiM«rtItill .bU , and for a w Idle I reared Elsie and 1 would ta put out of tlie theater — Before u« were Homer Mans and Irene CTNcil, who seemed to have the lead. Their dmvt warn splendid, too, and among the best were Marjorie Kletals. Ida ISicrki-, Mur Schilling. I.aurciia TMert, Aliev Kolil, and Clara Kosnar. Frank Robinson am! Ilulh Muller palled oil a clever little piano and duncr numtar. Bui Jo Hart capjjed the climax when she began to recite ItiJey ' n. poems; No o-iw could appreciate h.-r pi rfgrrnanw :os EI h , Irene, mid E did 1 After the show � • went to Ihv ln-.-l restaurant we could find. There were so many or us, .i in j we had am much in say. that until he yelled at us. we didn ' t recognize Dud SatTurd. Could you imagine him the manager of Chicago’s finest ctmtauiunt? Whop ihe music began to play a we-ird i Ui 7A irly utr F.. C. B THE AEROPLANE I Q 1 O Grientril piece, he smiled and told u to watch MfUt Blank then appeared in a dance. Art Kocpkc had ehargc of the Synoo-pep orchestra that made you want to dame more than Bloom ' s or the Blue Mound Country Club boys. July tih, 1M0.— We lert yesterday noon For Green Bay. Neither Else nor I have been here for severs! years, and we are planning to scurry around and not miss a Chibaj?. Being the Fourth, all ot t hi stores wen ' rlixM ' d, -o w just wandered around. Whore Gre.Lls ' store uaetd to lie, we no- ticedi L, Thurman Art Stone. 1 ’ Could it lie that Lawn in o ' . former Inttmt had ijwpinrd Him to buy out Mr. Grouls? W r e dropped into Knap ' s without a weed and -� ti were able to set a booth; But the menu no longer had. Knp’s on the cover— The Silver Sjxkoi now had its place. In An? print WAN ' “Owner — Mb� Eleanor Ruhr. She wan no place to be seen, and so we inquired. The cashier, Gladys FftaOutok, said that Miss Ft a hr just cnn:,c down for an hour or two enelt day. The Copper Kettle Tea- Hoorn was the nral place to be visited. We didn ' t cut. but stepped in in watch the ladies bowl. Sure enough, there was Mts. Bodly ' Emmons Muller spoke to us, and we raid we b;u! missed him in Chi i for surely Emmons would settle there. But he blushed faintly, and said he W- 41 M head ttaMstcr for tW Re iss ChhJ July Sth , 1930, — Last nite we went to a patriotic meeting held in the auditorium of the new Woman’s nubhrHuH ' . The ' ' J efforxm Club had risfcu lu quite a high rank, we understood, and the Iwn dull-- thlit Bust High cguldi boust oR mimotj’, the “ ' Lincoln Club and “Mil- I t and Wig Club.” had been made national. These three societies had planned to gel together on this nite for n re-elec- tion of oilicew, for the last two, and to confer some honors on members of the First, After the usual opening songs. President f Ornish, o( the Jellerson Club. addressed us. He sjjoke very highly ot E lira 1 nn ' miwTi who went l« he m:ude life raembt-r «f the Hot Stnve league, the honorary society of the club. This was because of their faithful attendance iLnd undying interest during incsL years. The three distinguished -1 00 king gentlemen were Walter Madden, Clarence Gill, and Harold Fran- cois, Then came the election oC officers Tor the other two clubs, Marie Zich was made president o( the Mask ar.d Wig; Marlon Sauber, vice-preaLdeni; Marie Brighton, secretary; and Agnes LeComptr, ■.rn ' iisuTi-:. Of t hi; troys ' 1 club, Quinton M-lldoon wil- nnc.rl ’ pre-skLcnt ; Alvlh DuPont, v[f� - president : Mas Drill. Sorrel ary; and Diehard Meister. trcaswvr, July 6th, 1930. — VVe are sorry that v,v i-jiiu ' iut v i .t tin- old East High while It is in session; but We whoiL to sec it, and mu.de inquiries about thy faculty. The till! rvij building still :■ l-ihiLs, ami it doesn ' t look very different. We learned that Frans Larson is principal; Amanda Do rusty, the E literature teacher; and Cy Fontaine, the English teacher.. Gilbert Bubnik is to conch the team aest fall. The { r|ih(-u:n wax oil hut progr-un for Ionite, bill we went Lu the Grand instead, with Jean PLchiird and Manuel faiFortc. They an- giving music Sedans Wean, vocal, and Manuel. ragtime piano-playing. Ida Tombs! is now the owner of the Grand. July Tt]i, 1930. — There was u big write-up in the |i ]ier tonight about Estelle IVirir. I ruu ' i remember kef married name,; She is just becoming famous for her series ot booklets., entitled Happy ThiT Married ' Wc noticed an advertiBement. too, for a mew f ms hi cm magazine, edited by Lawrence Jiiscph, Bill Kelly hill] Alphonse Jafehrc are scheduled for a boxing riintrh at Turner Hall tonka, too — Wish Wc rtiitjd is- it. And, sny dear, lhv pajs-r are (u)L «f the “ ' Third IjmLijn Divorce Silit, 1 Harold aLways did like to kid the ladies, but ] never know it would come to this. July 4th, 1930. — We went to the Orpbeum last nite to see Honey ' and the Heanulon Twins. The picture was very decking — a western drama. FVanda Sehauer and Elder lioinho hud tin- heavy parts, while the little fun in the pirturr w.is doftated by Harold I laUtorbrook. The dashing horse- back rider w;l: no other than Rosaline lifouche. July 10th, 1930 — Milwaukee — We left this morning and stoinxs] nl! kw, as we did not do ao bn our way up. Our roll 10 book rocbmmenrled the now Grain Boy Hotel so highly that we dc- J ' uyc Thirl -S r-r I£ C. B THE AEROPLANE ] 91 O tided to stay there. Wo wondered why ihU heauiiful new stmi-iuri - w;u-. name ihibJyj hut our won- dering)! reused when wo-saw M unagi-r Kikreirm ' eHJd strutting jH-nudLy imiupd the luhluy. Hamid Hnnsert was day fJoxli, and Msvijn Weill TS night dork, Art Schwartz has imu v real; rotate man her , irat George told us ho li ad recently moved to DePertv July 2 ] a t_ 1930 — San Francisco — W l didn ' t -top al Many places kteiwue n MiEwnuki - 1 and hvtrv. But in Dfs Moines he Mp|ied to make � � ■ jiufi ' Iiil--- . We went Into Ehi-ir largest (|e pa rim out sioro— t’ohen Dennison”. We didn ' t notice the niune untill we recognized Myron Duqtuiiui a iTh floor-walker, and 1� told ns that Jennie and Bertha had pane into parfcnendiip. Gladys DesaaLn owned a bqct vlctrola shop here, we heard, and m we si p|i«d 113 iu nr iier f i u inmneni. ttlec en- joyed the work, aha hut it was lonesome, and hi L lkmigh -1 she ' d |0 into business in (iT.-eri E3ay either uloiu or with wimp other dealer there. Gladys said ih-ii Eb-nry G« «,is gni-ng in t’hicujfo lci join Kuth and Babe on the stage. July 23, 1930. — Hollywood Inis certainly -proved ail - rs ■ - ' 1 : : i: . Sn rmiriy ru liny things have luipj� ernst. Koimit Sirnkst is n [wlitirai hews In-re. Prank and Irene O ' Connrll run n tciL-xhop, mid it b it liKiutiful place. We visited a moving picture studio and found John Echttwf the director, trail the picture- under way had Gladys Eandola in tlie lead, and Minnie 11111 ] Rosa BourgiKnon as- sisting Iter. John ash Us it we hud heard njT the wonderful work (i ray re Ccmntc waa doing. Tlir LasC we ha d heard of her, she was iwc idc-nl or the ' Student Govrnvnwnt Body” at High untl College. She w:is � o deeply ii-tcrc ted in that and the Physics Hrar� she wan taking. that sli had little time fnr efirn-sjmnrlence. Hut John sad thaeshe had eventually loft ndtul and lnul married, Now a widow, she had Iwwnw matron of a home for Indigi-iH Irish, in St. Unit, Good f«r Grayed ' Else and I planned to Stop in to See hl-r un our way bark, July 2S|li, 1330— Cheyenne, Wyoming — StOppisi I i ' JC for the 1 ijjllt. The fils ' : cafe we ■ June t« v;c: a pretty- plate with a queer ■iniiu- ' ' MuUi nnV Phue-. We went hi and found Torn Mulligan und Dewey Brow iv We an! leaving nuly tomorrow morning for S-t- LodSl. July 27th, 1930— Si. Louis— Here we are visiting Gray re. We hadn ' t seen her for about five years, and wo certainly had gossip fret. We tciltl her jdl atsuat flu el a-w mates we had found on our trip, and she added what she knew, She said that M nrr� C ' rowLry, under an usstimed name, wa - competing Viiiii Reatritv PnirfH and Doris Blake, in his depsitnnent for “Forlorn Loops ' 1 , Grayer- said she iw him quite often, and they talked old times- American History at East High, i-iepferi . July 31 1, 1930 — Home — Sis- ms mi querr Lei hi- home again tint wr an.- nil in. anil need a rvflt. Ten years will never jiilv; again before we w on a trip like 5 his one. Many nf (hi- old crowd have promised to write In us, and now lliat we know where she Clue of 1920 is, live letters will lie mure than w-djrnrnr, LOXOO JV|. c TM irl -jujr E. G B. THE AEROPLANE 1310 [N THE COOP OLD SUMMER TIME. ■Feqjr I ih 1 rJ t - a «■ rra E- G, B, F H E AEROPLANE l q lO Young EWdou Lo-ndo Twiner ' Barker PnonotE Wto Han B iC Attract IONS At The Cd TO oun YOUTHFUL HERO! There w.iw ;l ynuuu man, ]f wmeone can work, lie cun: He b one Sir Mae®, Who ItiL-i very line ways, Sjjvc? Vfct, fikr s1ti L suys he cun. Pnp 7 1 1 nrlp-trip. | ii E G B. THE AEROPLANE g : c Junior Class Officers E-v Dtki and Treas. K □ n aid Burt cm Pretlfeflt John O’Cann r Vi l Fsideiit f J ipr TAi irfy-ni nr i t; is f’HE AEROPLANE ] ) i o Djinz Utlmant Dclwi£|ii Pd Randltnu Schilke Wainvrijht Young Zeltner Satinet K ji d 1 li IT Schaefer Reid fteii Itolii klh jii E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE l Old Sntlu Vnn Dil-up . nirlirl nijlhimk. AlirivTiamu Aik Bard due ti Barton EJilt-r: . Dockfy D r� -ehrl P liCIs -! l DuquaLn fits 3 dr by Past V. rrjf-to| E. C. B. THE AEROPLANE [ () 1 D Brenner Bur tnnnjird Ch.ri.dtk Chidl-t Carol Crnicnt Ccnitmf Cliek Co4t hr 0 C n-rt r Oilmen PrxcsLa w� kt f 3 ulney Quiektnbumh i t, ' f fr-r«- ' j ■IHHH E. t ; li. THE AEROPLANE [ t z o Cohen Cohen Cohen Colburn Crowley Sl.rn6£howfiliv Hethsmt Ska pi i t«E Schumadui Sturm Thompien Til kens Tbplcr Pal fwli-it™ G. B. n-iE aeroplane i 9 i o Hummel Jacobs J acobfion Koc-pkr Kren Vjl3 ud rfrt t i-r ci Vjirt Dyck� V n Efmrn Villi Kl P-B I?] Vim Rh cJi Colilmp rv Crcillni Hji icrrt Hatloin H a nriuii F f V i-rly -f-ZUJ- E. C. B THE AEROPLANE [ 0 I o Kiilir Lr FcVrr 1 ;icDwi nW Maloney 1l (i|]4r Neirdlo Ntjcdlo Ncufeldt Ntunun Ha 6i,uw H-nuliim Howorlh Heins htokcnKon J-vijf pfrly-jitr E. C. B THE AEROPLANE r 9 i o Aik Bcmcbir Dtitr CicLe-r Mithy Pa uly RnTin Rwth Slflith f ipr JVirlp-j LX E G B THE AEROPLANE 910 MEMORABLE DAYS Tli at morni ng when. Dudley got to school on time, hen Gertrude Robinson gave that gun-fire calk on Edgar Allan Poe. When Walter l ( li1cLi , :i rattic S jti ' hdcil lwi Hay-- in siiLTe-’-k ' iU. When Ertrile appeared with her diimiond, When Article and Marie had their hair bobbed. When we had those st irring taLks on Red Crow- Christmas SealE. tt ken Marie recited ir. American li: I j. Thfr Sunday Irt-TM? lng(s Hill nut [pr a jay-ridi 1 . When Chloro announced to her friend that her wedding drew � :pf fcve-i he made. When Libbie tried to e-tflLili h a new fad in hosiery WalLnco Massey and Philip Ralph agreed upon a statement made in Enj hb 2. Whi ' jL Arthur Kaolin) Luak furl} ' w inks during thi- study period. A Drop Ad at the Grand: -fart it Ik ' uur Herrick? THE ARCADE BILLIARD HALL H. Young, Prop, . T ' iILI AJ it ft n q w rt The Coi ' iqLLeTrtr From the- ' ■Wild rtd WwlSy I uf-r Fuflb-ih m n E. ( ; 13. THE AEROPLANE g i o The Junior Class In Sftfjtemher, 1917, a shy crowd of pu]� ilB curdled in East I Sign School as Freshmen, Every one know the quaJitlea of Freshmen; therefore, then? is no steed to go Lino detail about them, be- cause we west every thinj ih:it Freshmen are e pee red to 1 . In spill uf nil thi . our dam La an ex- cept iosuil Oil , fur fit srlnm! spirit we have rnrirr limn mr shim -. I luring our lirst. year wi hail rtpre- M ' tiiaii vys in athletic? and oratory,, a? well as other school activities. The following September wc returned to school feeling as though we owned the whole world. WhyT Because we were Sophomores 1 Our Initiation w=ln over. Now we were watching thono poor little Freshmen struggling with thi- rule. and! p util at in no of High Srhoo]. uiul taking great, joy in It at their expense. At the name lime, we had our own trouble to contend with in roneifrtion with nur Ktudb. When June arrived we were very glad that our Sophomore trials were over at ia t. Wlten we returned as Juniors, we brought Imek uur old school spirit. We were represented in football, basket I ml I , debating,, and oratory. In -= b; r i , «,« bail our fingers in everyth nig. Ily the end of the year wb had iwq.ui™i several honors, and made our riitM a credit to East High, PLANS FOR THF: JUNIOR FROM- At a meeting of the Junior Class, it vv;l decided to have the annual Junior Tram. in honor of the Senior Chios anil the Alumni of the sciiooS. a joint one with West High, A committee wii named to nppotnl the various. Prom Committees Tbr various Committees were appointed as follows.: Leonard ItararhcL. Arnold Bur, Dorothy Tipkr, Catherine Dochry, Eirl Quaekenhu-b, Warren Hagerty, Helen Duqnairaj, with DorotLLy final am as Chairman, The General Arrangement Cinmnlius ' : -John O ' Connor as Chairman, Junto? Crowley, Gone vieve Mathy, Catherine .Schumacher, ni� d Paul Van Laatuin. The Finance CairmuiU 1 : Arloinv Kcuteldl, Hu Iren Conard and Clara Blahnik. The Mu--jr t ' ciimiiiiii 1 : Gcorgji ' Kn-. i and Ruth Van KtsseL The Armory wo.-- chusi a ;l-, the mu ' u( thi- festivities. The hall will be beautifully dcwralod Un the ucrasnn. While lattice work will be ennsirueterl, with p ]� er flowers norrc � pon Li ng to the colors of the two schools. The mwt attractive feature of the decorations will be swi-rul cli ' ciricid designs. which are living worked out by same of our gifted members. Along the sides of the ball will be placed witter fur-nb lute, rutpt. and floor lumps, to present a « e)t appearance, and also to serve w u resting |il ee fw (lancets and m: lookers. Huge palms., ferns, and (Uivorative basket will be Ln1ers]serred throughput. During the evening fruppo wi II lie si-rvcd fmirt two tallies, presided over by the ML-wes Agnes WulEiwright. MtiTgaret Brandenburg, and Horencr Culhurn. Mi of the nitimittcts ore wTorkiug bard lo nuke this party a success The young people are all anticipating a delightful lime. i ' !«■ |Virl||-. -M e. c; b. THE AEROPLANE I 9 i d ] . T wn of a kind. 2. The captain-c i« t of the 1921 S o Dt ba 1 1 I L-n!i i . A. JaneLlc — the Youthful Boiltr- mali rv 4, Ai uiUJiL 1 alk i i ' .-l: . 5. The hard- bn i L c d mnnmh IfnirifFi . iL A result oT a ds i falling.. h-Btv-Ffirl� -i ii-. E, G. B THE AEROPLANE gto A BOY ' S ESSAY ON COLUMBUS STqP that Columbua was ;l man who could make an cpn stand on end without tiruslutig it. Tin- Ring of Sjjaiti stein tor Li in and imbed: Cm you dlSWvor AUMHetf 1 V 1 uLuiEihus iitisWi ' -nwS. ' if you will jfivH 1 mi 1 LL 1 su;l[.‘ H tfH t his EKi.il . i m l sailed Hi I hi- di. rectum hi 1 thuu lit America was The sailors mutinied and insisted that (hr-rr was no such julflee as America, but finally the pilot taitii to Lin ' , sod said, Columbus, bind Is Ln sight” Well, it ' s America,” Columbui wild. When the boat neaped t he shore. Columbus Daw h group of natives. Is this Ambries- tie ;l- kii-L chi ' in. Yes. they repHed- I KUpjriKh ' you are End inns, Columbus went on. “Yes 1 the chief answered, and a?e you ChrL-,[r jjher Coltimbui? I am. The Indian chief turned I his rottijinnions and aid, IVe are discovered V. liiat. f ' njt Fitly E. C. B. THE AEROPLANE 910 THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN ' ' Students arc overtaxing their minds,” said an Esml High troeber, and overtaxing the mind hn� shortens ! the life of the race” Our Advirt : Nr-ver doubt the tfiavkoirs; Never oven as your mind? Never shorten the life ol the race? Never over-atudy. Mute: — If you ttiudy tuu nudi, the government will fold otic you have a brain, and put a L usury tan on it. EAST HIGH ' S MUSIC CABINET Wedding 1 Dells ... E tflk Wilts Micky,.,, .... Lorraine Redline A Goad Man 1 Hard to Kind . . Lois Hensel O. How 1 llntc to Get Up in the Morning Dudley Safford For I’m -a Jazz Baby . . Cuibor™ Van Ermeit After You ' ve Gone Elaie nod Nom Oh, How She can Sing . . Mrs. Bodley In u Kingdom of Our Own .Jeannette and Putty ' ’ K ' K-K-Katy . . . . . Arthur Keep-kc Gun Gui, Marie Miffe Vm En� en When Ireland Contes Into Her Own . . Miss KeHcber I Want My OLil Girl Buck Jiststy Oh, You Wonderful Girls , .Emmona Muller Liston, Lester ... - Jean Pickard An gvl Child .... ... llurolltl Haiwtm Are You Supping Out Tonight?. Lawrence Thurman Ida! Hope . . , , ... Final Exams Memories . MEtet Fittaimmcnii You ' re Sonic Pretty Doll ... Catherine St, John Win D o We Co t’ronu Hem? . Seniors Goodbye Sunshine; He ' lLn Mono . Ruth and Henry Swtft Sisteen . . . Catherine Dockery I ' m the Guy That Guards the Harem . , . , Emmons Don ' t Cry, Frmchlf Art Schwartz Sentimental Night Isabelle and Art It Gets Th™. All . . .... Jimmy G ' s Grin I Lovu Your Eyes. . . .Miss Fiiuliriaert Lonesome, That ' s AH Grayt Ccumor When You Come Home ... Dorothy Straubcl There 1 ! a Little S] iltJs of LoV Still BtJrtlns Motto Crowley Hand in I [and Again ..... Honey and Mono J ' ujv Fiiitont E. C. B. THE AEROPLANE g zo Pr.i r ff .1 Viftailau E. C. B THE AEROPLANE (920 Sophomore Class Officers Marian Mann S+ ' L-‘y .mi] IVvils. Korbcrl Lnijo-ls PrtwiiL-nl tj.e-rai;e I lo w 1 r 1 1 VjcT-] l i,‘sir1 Tl t l ' 4ff tiftf kret B G. B rHE AEROPLANE 1)10 Adams, Jw Armstrong, Evelyn Baldwin, Edwin HapU-k, Robert H. Richhart. Ira Bifliscl, Aynea Blaehiniky. Loretta HuUchwi, TlifPC a Brandt, Lawrence Brandt, Myrtle Erauel, Emin Bunfcm. Thomaa Cady, Elflfn Carlson, Erlias Carjjeaus, Dorothy CeDteii, Frances C hristeiicwn , ClarenLie Cbrislnrfrrsiin, Alfml C marten. Blanche Cranston, Vera Cunningham, Marion Davis, Helen Detiiny, Elwi Delaney, John Penis, Harry Dietriek, Erdeln Dc-tici , KmAt Dillmor, Clara Dobbs, Elsie Donckers, 5,5 ary Doney, Kmh Demi, Theodore DiscJmnne, Erwin Hisenmann, Elmer liitBoLs, Norbcrt Erdman, RaJph FoUrtt, Co Hi ns Frampus, Eleanor Frlsiiue. Cordon Grifhn, Alice Gridin, Genevieve Grimmer, David Crnssa. lii-nncth Cnweile, Gcotkc- Ha over , Clifford IIwvptb, Mildred Hiiyen, Clement Hiiikiiis, ]j?Ro;,- Hcbe, KUiv Mfrwlstfc, George Hyaka, Hu lin IrminRCT, Donald Jaradk, Alton Johnston, Clyde Junion, Melville Kelly. Kathryn Klaus, Alma Klaus. Uuyd Kusn.iT, la ' iina Lamal, James LambeiLii, (Sli ' .rr UamfH Tfur, Lillian Lefebvre, Anna Lofebvre, John Lelniilger, M loan U i tewr;, Mildred Lcmmens, Nathalie Lewis. Helen Lowe. Miriam MacDonald, Eliiulncib Mann. Marion Atzmson, Charlotte Man they, Percy Massey, Wallace McCarthy, MutL-ella Meisier, liui I: Mngan, A rlwn Murrey, Michael Nejedlo, Adolph Nejedlo, Unrothy Nejcdln. Myrtle Not-., Ales NovcaskE, George Nowak, William Pahnko, Dorothy Paque, Norman Pauly, Emil E ' earl. Lmor.i fktermsn, Bianca Pc’crs, Arlene Pies, C harles Pigeon, Antoinette Putney, Edward tjnijiley, Walter RadlotT, Inna Rahr, Henry Ttalfdi, ] J 3iilLfi Haymaker, Julia Haymaker, Mildred itenard, Harry Runlet tr, Ruth Hynn. Harold Sargent. Catherine Schaefer, Walter Sdiefe, Fred bichllkr, lialph Schmid, Paul Schu macher, Claude Schwarilng, Milton Servoim, William bibanc, Itszd Bilvorwood, H. J. Skoal, Edward Smith, Arthur Smith, Wellesley EkHjuet, Ralph St, Laurent, Cwlk Streeter, Hand Summer , I.uells Tease, Lillian Tlbo, Elasd Thelan, Clayton Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, MurrilL Thomas, Urban Tickler, Carl auden Husi-ii, l, i ' ji;4 Vatide Snnde, Harold Van Thullenar. Clayton Van Sehyndle, Eugene Van Vr hel, Florence Vnilk, Milton Wattles, Hcttarnicnn Wclli-. , Anna Williamit, Maxine Zilks, Philip fajrfv (jc.totir E, G. B T H E A E R OP L A N E r q i o Pa gt F‘ sophomore class— c«j u P i E„ G. R THE AEROPLANE 1920 I ' rg ' SOPHOMOKF CLASS— Cr u P 2 E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE 1910 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Tlic cla-s of L ' 22 was th-o first one to teat the Now Junior High system, They were not «« Miili ' ii ' d Freshmen last year, but ! tli grader ; consequently, lliis yi-.ir when they entered F. sT High, they wore ranriilfnilily green, .Many q£ rhun were :-o unfamiliar with I he school Itmt they had to be directed twn to the office, The firal meeting of the da wjis, held nn Uterember twelfth, for the purpose of electing class utlirem. Being unacquainted with parliamentary procedure, the pupUa t first thought the meeting just a i!tK«l joke; but v- !lh the kid nl Okie 0l the teachers, they nuirtilged la Liamai ' l C hi- :iH‘Li-.-sary hush nets, Norbert Engel wsu L-Ji-ruvi rla. . president! t wRr Hnwieit, vice-president and Marian Mann, secretory and treasurer. On January tittemth, the rfac? enjoyed s sleigh ride, and . although the night was a bitter one. most of the pupils managed to- keep warm, They rode to the llcfoTinatory and back,. on the lower Dt-Pere read.. Later dancing was enjoyed at the school,, and refreshments were served Tbe west iietivily of the Ja.-vi is a haiu|UCt v, liirei w i l lie hetrl ihis Spring, DID YOU UVliR— Hear the Glw Club? 3o to the Library and get squelch ed? Hear Mi ! Gibbon. sjiy. [’ m willing to be « nvinoetl H ? FlunkT Discover that Carol is anrciuuit:? Get sore a! a teacher? Hear Boh Cornish hear: Try to convince Mr. lljtigh 1 InH ynu deserved u higher mart: ' ? Hear Lawrence Jnsepli make a ii?j|c of il nail lit ion? Hear Emmons hi nfTV Notice Marion Devnoy ' s hair: See Mth. JSodley stroll home slowly m neon? Wonder why Marie Hr-ghinn s the room u-lieti he enters it? Notice th=n Dewey ' s hair is hrtrvk n? f ' ufu JV-I W h- 1 E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE 1920 iliC Ftfir-r :; r E G. B THE AEROPLANE I FOOT-BALL CAPTAIN CRQWLEYt ' 21 Full Back COACHES Stewns Point Kotre Dame OTTO BACHKR. EARL I..UIHK.M OFFICERS October ll. JAMES C ROWLETT. WILLIAM KELLY SCHEDULE , East Green Bay 9 Menominee 9 October IS East Green Bay . . 0 Marinette 19 OcbW 25 East Green Raj ' .72 Kaukatma 9 November 1 . East Green ITny 20 Oilkktwh. Norasiber 15 ... p]a«k Green Bay M Wausuiit. . 20 November Z7 East Green Bay. . . , 7 West Qiwn Bay ...... .. 0 Total. . . . . Eut GtoHI Bay .ias Gpiwnents . . ,sa fifty mnt Fant-ain-e, ' ZD Krliy, ' SO Dupont, ' ZD S-nffard, ' ZD Lett Tae-kte Lett Guaed Guard Center L mb u r ' tt Vin Luntn, ' 21 G ftSc e. ' £1 EicarncLoiv ’2 l Left lltilf-back Quirter-bock Left End Rintit Half-back hij}t Silty Bur, ’ll O ' Canncr, ’21 Lordo,, ' M Uhtriidtn, 20 Cuiird Right Guard Right Tifkle Eight End O ' -ura-chr], ’ 2 ] End Q ' Canfteil, P 2 Q FIJI- back Koupk-c. 2 D End I i tJiif UlIsi ' i , ' 22 End I ' 9Jt -Si E. C. B THE AEROPLANE g i o The Season L he futbdl ni ' jisoh of 3 y I L- was. vrry - f 4t. Ei t High n Hurd season when wie nwi Went Ln the annual clash, Although wc played hut ais game ip all, with the exception of on« they wnr aiifT tiatsles. Vie suffered npily one defeat, ami that win ,ii the hands of Marinette, the champions of Eastern Wisconsin, At (he Q] rdug of school, (he prospects for Bust High acre excellent. K vrm] n lcniis of last ytjir were bark, nncl they wet all just curin ' to ro _ Bui from the very hegiitning of (tie iieasoik ineligibility. illness, and ii.i.m, • hundkapjwd East 1 1 i ; li. Nut , during (he entire season, did all the mtpntocfi of the first irenei piny together. K c ' llwithsi andi or these -drawbacks, we iruule a credit- able showing. hfn the first eaj] was sounded by Captain Crowley, it was answered by su ch veterans iu Ijonrio. Spffordt Kelly , Dupont, and G ' Connur. Ln addition, many of East yeur ' s second tcum men were out, working fur the positions nindr vucjinl by graduation. V( hep ilu scjiwn opened, the n-:im wil under the tutelage of Coach iturluT, loiter, Earl Lfunl cau was added (o the coaching sLaft. tin OtUbcr 11, E-.lhi High opened the season by | laying Menominee in (heir own back yjinl. Although we battled against great odds, Ln ihi nhsi-nw of Crowley and Genies from the lineup, wy held the strong Menominee team to a iCOr k tie. Emt ' s weak -jun.- m ho wed up in thin garaty and (he fellows worked hard the nm week io overcome th£ e w cakruw-.-.-, Qit the foil owing Saturday, Oetolx ' t IS, E at journeyed Lo Marinette, to meet (hi only defeat oT the season, After holding the Northerners la a M-uridte lie the lirst Hair, Kns-t IfiRh was unable to ki t ' p Marinette from riiig in the final jierkid, when c hi- EJueen City school succeeded in ubtauimiff three touchdowns. Eat;t met KaUknona hone on the following Saturday, The Southerners wlo no match for its, and we nuctedH in running up a final wore of 73-Q, scoring almost at will. Many � ubtihit« were used in this game, but this did npt check the progress of Umi Red und White, rhe neat week Oshkosh eansr here The schooler from the Sawdust City had a smooth-running machine and plenty of trlrk play?, At the start it I h k k i t :i (hough we were in for a horrible beai- mg: but the strong ewncbsek of East High Lri the second hulf saved the day Tor us. The Oshkosh BTidde rs led at half lime; but East a-nii into ilu- game in the second half with determination and fight. hen the final w Li-alc blew, tin- corc won 20-20. On November 15th„ Wausau invaded tin n Bay, We won this game by n score of :lJt-20. The Lumberjacks fought hard mid gave East a great deal of pppcsitkin. Sc nsa tional plays and tong end-run featured this game, The next Saturday East laid off in preparation for the annual Turkey Day dash with West, Thanksgiving Day, East made it two straight, by defeating (ho Westerners to the tunc- of 7-a, r l Hi game was hard favght, and it was nut until the final quarter hat we xc-ored, when Lcnter Heam- der recovered Crowley ' s fumble um! dashed W yards Tor the only touchdown of the gome, L hts vlulpcy closed one of the lusii seasons East Higli has bad un the griditoa in many years. Too niiUrh credit cannot Ijo given the concliee asul team fur tlwir Hearty co-operation in making tin; football season of 13U9 y successful one fur Old Bii t High. E. G, B. THE AEROPLANE 910 COACHES OTTO BACHER. Stevens Point joeen rondou... m , , mt r Green Bay OFFICERS L. DORSCELEL .CaptaLn G- SILVER WOOD . . ,4 MwiuaCr TEAM L. DoncM, ’£1 Lett Forward A. Kocpke ' £0 RL(iht Forward E. Quackenbush ' 21 . . . , , Center 0, SSlverwood ' iLP . Etigiil Gtiwci F nluLBir . . . . . . SO Left Gttflnd L. H-ra?c .. 21 Sub SCHEDULE January IT East Green R y 8 JlrTTtl] .23 January £7 , East Green Bay .37 February ] 0 Efiflt G-reen Bay 14 Si. NorberCs Druafftnx, ■ .u February 14 Enst Green Bay 12 Stewn Point ... 11 Pcbrauj M East firwin Bay LI HILhm. . . as ■March 5 East Green ihiy, L2 (tonHo ...... r , . . £2 March J£ East Green Bay. . . .43 Sturgeon Shiy ... 17 March 19. Bay. . . , ,2a Sturgeon Bay .. . Total East Green Bay . . 190 Opponents . . . .144 JPfejY ! iVrpHLKrT E. G. B THE AEROPLANE y i o BASKE r BALL DAYS 3 . (3ur Bl ■! .| j!L hoy , hi p u r i I ar- l nlfuiig, WHiC Up Cu 7i B r r i 1 1 _ ii -hitf ' iipl a !v Th ' . ' 1ir inii n j- h pnrtirv ' . ■ h- nrr? liaiiygr i y. An.i psprrtnd Is m in. t fc-j- ii-uxt way. 2. Ik i luriL l� dijnli .-l lk� , llini WhS ■Italbiril Awd rd (JUI 1 ' 111 Pi UMJ’IJJ- V.J.I-- Their 1 1 j ii «b.i ■ 4 1 Li:[;i , xml II u r 1 1 _i-ii mi? hj s Irtll. Elui. pii ' .Mr ' ' • I riche ufT fcij. 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Krirt, F-ur wrAS Sr j“iS-nl tk� f i . R. A- W. iirim 1“ ' Tbf I s c«k llf+. «p|ih k jerk ml � mugh, . rur! il wstiii c |nn|j Ih-Iiiti- w-p wiit uiT ; TAc wt nL ta Cbr lii ' gK -i-buoa Cw ptiV llit- flPimy. A fid wt ' h wio w+tfi pt.- d Lu Isl; ? w fumi . th Viii a i.r, t h ■ furri- li-ji- ;i li: r il-f-c.- jkIi ' . llth.1 . .‘iiiil Vii- mi] mil in Cain Ctxml Ll lit Jighi. } uf HOW Wr-MIL rtijp tlul a‘r know hOW pilj . And ill u-x-ni: hom -5 in MS LrKuNUal wy. I irrnx. Vi . tllH .ill £. C. 13 niE AEROPLANE tj 2 o The Sneezeville Snoozer Published by lllfth SHjjdirntS 98 Kim YrJr May K, I9ll Rounded by Von Qciu Bucher ITtOF . JACOBS TO LEC- TURE HERE TONIGHT Prof, Julius .rufcjli . td Jiiiin S. Hopkins University. e. ill lex- turf this eycninK jil Turne-T J 9 all. H i aubjeet is ' ' V I 3 U l-jjl ' i iSrivc a nail with a wponge, nu matter bow much you eiik ii. He prescnta il I ' luiTuiiuK up. pea ranee and 1 ml- deliBbted many large audiences, — O— LIBRARY NOTICE G, Gib3 The library is reserved, for conversational purposes there- fore, people who wish to itudy must e-o Hrewhere. You are requested to scatter the chairs about, and above nib you must stroll to the Library with no definite purpose in mind. -6 — SOCIETY Eota-rL Cotrtlsh and Arthur SrliMiirla gave a thuuf Iil C ornish ' s barn liiti rveolnig, A very pleasant time wjls had by all. Alter the dunce. V. . Madden rave a Secture on “■The Art of the How Brew.“ Al. Lefevre enunalncd the East High Cbamtier uf Wrest- ires at a dog ckn« on his mat last Friday night. Owing to the shadow c isi oil the social world by the Prtm, we- 3L| oloEiKe to all: nut rfwtocs [or the emptiness of tkis column io -day. SPECIAL I will take s few advanced pupils in . 1 . l brUr dancing. Mr Vtm Ermen. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks to General Fi-rsliiug for helping ]tob Cornish win the war. E. H. S. — o — NOTICE The Sikkbjit ' h rri ' dihirs will in ret umjlhhth ' .y. Brinu Imchs, EAST HIGH WINS STATE CON TEST Cohen Urine Heron to Old E. H, S. Appleton, Wh., .May fi. At tile ;li lineal Crap KliOOLmg meet, held here last night, rirst nlun, was Li warded to Meyer C-ohi-ii, of Eej-t GrtsUi E?ay. He di: - piayed great skiLl.sifmhg above all opponents, and although we had much confidence in bur own delegate, Andy Buraski. wo admit that Mr. Cohen is uudispuiedly the state cham- pion. Crowd c Cheer Him A the Irtiiu pulled in tan evening. thausaiidn of people were al the dc]� t to- Erect his victorious return The cheer- ing and Hinging was led by tli Brotherhood ur Lusty Luubs. BEAUTY PARLORS TO BE RF.-OPF-NF.D I wish Co announce Hurt t hr lower hull, ta ' iwrrn Mbs Cili- lions ' room and the oflitv, will In; rc-opnwd :is a Ikuuty PSr- Inr. Alt nur former ;ia1rnns :iti l invited. Mirrors. imi L lw hrnt by individuals. W. T. Reuiu. HISTORIC LECTURE ML?- KdLeher gave a historic lecture to her student- this morning cm the building of the ancient Egyptian pyramids. ' Ti taok t ' ne contractor 2 ' HH) years to build this pyramid. -aid Miss. Kellcher, as she held up a picture. It is the opinion of Snooser shat it mu t be the same con- tractor who built tbc pyramid that i noing: to build the New East. Hfoli. Mystery of Mr, IlcanTu of- fice tv ho claimed fHs. [itl ion Dollar Doubtful List 7 — EXTRA Hereafter I will Jiwrn-1 i-fira credits Ms student who chew Burn in my cluase . Mr. 1 1 :ili’3i W1 1.1. 1 A M. K EL LY T A K. F.S GIRL TO JUNIOR rnoM All Enrt Hi-jh Surprised At Grid Warfior Bill Kelly. East HigbV giani linesman, took. Mis- EsLeat Washburn to the Junior Pram, which was held at the Armory last evening. As the pram-going muple passed Turner Hall, several hundred people hailed the occu- pants of the huge Washburn Packard. When the cur turned the comer of Walnut und Monroe, a slrt-i e breeao blew Kelly ' s vtpvh hat into ihe dust at Che road side. We are afraid it will never recover it former luster. — o— ROBBF.R WHO STOLE KLE5S CONFESSES Earl Me( nUfcdt tmbiy eon- Frsjsifl |o the police lIulL he -va- thi L jh-rsriEi who stole li kiss fntiSi Anyi-linc Rpixwvi ' lt )a.-t ta ' lirtl- nry 36th- He wils confined so the cvmnly jail, but vm. re- !v:l-xi-i 1 under JO.DOP IjDtids to day. ills trial is sei Cor June 14, and Li is rumored that he -will righi ihe slate, basing his pi™ upon insanity. When Miss Roorc volt, wa interview oil today, sho nairl He itoie the kiss, hut i blame him aot. ' r Fred Brown, a noted n-kviri- cian, say a : It will hr no irs-s than suicide if i lay nty manly hands upon the unprimugdect burwtBT. Nthfill H. Daws snys: “It is only u Imy ' w iriek and I do not blame the boy, -fl- SPECIAL Get a reeular hair-cut, and hayp u comidcKKin like mine. Emmons. For siik- Cheap My yriwn ll-.lt . Must be sold -Il : ' -s I have it new one earning, Will Kelly. Read Snooaer- ' a column ASK ME fojr o ' rjlp-. ' irr E. G B. THE AEROPLANE 1910 TIIK SXEKZLV II. u- SNOOZKK THF- DAILY KNOOZER ASK ME LOCALS Editor Geter Goat Business Manager Skin Eithip Board of Control Ed. Unnuntnilier Wfflulro Blockhead SNOOZE R ' S PLATFORM FOR EAST HIGH N ' t “t, Building A New Girl for Horror Less Faculty Control A Bod for Kwplflr. Published yearly, Shipped on G. E, £ W. do not advert! . EDITORIALS There will be no editorials today, as the editor wrrjl to I he Bran last night, unrJ ms yet Jijis nor reported for duty. AT THE THEATERS Idle Hour Rondoit Musical musicians proved a big bit. TShcSr thief :-inLii was Going up- Going up. Going up ' -The Price of the Aeroplane. At Bije Harold Wraith, the only per- son who knows more words than Webster ever pul in bis dictionary. Tli-e Ev« L. Thurman ' s dancing doll in KLU ! KLU! Gra nd Dorothy Strnubrl in Ob ' Johnny. Gb ' 5ls w Shop lloamcr M:i ' - in the famous Hi ' inx production one nf 57 GirLs of the Many Stjimotm” — o — LOCALS Oh cine orcLLSiOn him Wiru- frrd Sdrge 1 mh l p kiimvEi to acres ' with :l iwhtf ' s statement. New papular -edition ' How to succeed as a debater’ Regina F. Dear Editor: — There is -i certain If ill in this mIkkiI wIkuci E 1 1. ini; a uti-.iI deal of; in fact, [ believe [ mu In Uhvi ' with l-.i‘j. Sin 1 always spun us .ill iriy utti-nlioii. rYrd S-m il h . My pmor Bay: Tin: iskiti- LiUertinn you show a girl E hi ' - roorv your value cLr- ercasns, Par m few rrinnllis you ahioLiLil ki-H ' p rain party v. ilh Other Kiris. Makv Ea-r jL-ulnu .. Fi ' iluii’is il is your bahiE or ■ iTiohang shi- dOiWi nul likn:. Try il fpw of these 1 met hods. Efcipiug my uselrw-i atlvks 1 will dii ytm snine IftKitl, L remain 1 io|n , li L s i ;l y yciiErn, Gclcr Gdiu .My iIl-ht Editor; For the nat three years 1 hnvr- held down the honor of having the flashiest hair of -my nn«- ict East Efigh. Since Herrick Young ha enrolled, 1 Jim afraid t will Sow my popu- larity. W ' sjit. shall 1 do? Yours in distich, Louis Aik. My .nn bilious Friend: Two hnitScs of red ink, one in tih: or ketchup, and one HinurL of iirjix. ' h;dr tonic will keep ynur hair out of danger. Yours truly, The Editor. Dear fid i Lor; 1 tube French he East High. When any nf my mother ' s friends call she nutkrs me talk EO thrin in said language, Et L-- ;l great ibsrnmforE. What shill I do! Ef. MacDonald Mr. H. MacDonald , Esq., The staff suggests chat you gargle for your mother ' s friends instead of talking French, It is much easier, and they will never know the dEffetcnee. Your for good pronunciation. The Staff. — O — ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted — A tew more admirers. A pplicationa rauat be made in person. Handsome desired. Grace C s. Wanted— An auto truck to haul away the broken glass from the Chemistry Lab. — Wilhelm Glick, Mr. If -earn will lecture Ionite ai the New I trick Church, fits subject w iil Ew Why wr hould spend and not save, ' KveiitBody is invited. — o — NOTICE Money U r(n:i inj: in Inn rns.1. Tiu-refor. aLudL-nt-s w1ih have Jwd paid fur [heir JL Ai ' Tnpla:h - “ ars 1 n“uu . ' Li.-d nnt in do sn. L. Th larnmn, H. M il ™. For tutoring on all aubjecla, apply to Fttslerick Shin it. Flouts All free periods- Special ratea lo good-looking; ftirls. — o— ATTENTION, CARL TICKLER The note tliat you wrote has Eks. ' tc found. Dear Marian: 1 sria h • - — you . Your blushing Friend. GatI TickLer — o — Wanted -At once, position aa social secretory, — 0 , IJnch. l’« tailor-mades. Don ' t roll your own. At Van Schindles, Te imony will be given in next year’ll edition by A. Koepke. For Sale— {.‘heap — Mv Krts ' Ei Hid. Win. Kelly. J in: 1 iM-n or i-iuily iM ' tit — ciiy hrurt — Jl®gy. Wanted — A safe plnec to in- veal the money 1 saved and made the niglit of the Mar- quette Glee Club Concert, Et. Bitrion. GO W II lilt E THE CROWD GOKS MAX BRILL Dartning Miutcr .Mondny nin- r. -.-rvul for Fm ' uliy Instruction 0 - Bitch. Asst. ftp SljSim, - E. G. B THE AEROPLANE 1910 SOCIETY MOTES Although Esal 31 ifh. is composed of a body of hard-working, industrious studrnU r they find eeesjional time for fun and merriment. Because tlic East Hijb School Building eentains no gymnasium. (he parties must be given elsewhere. The Athletic auMoriiiilen gave stverd dantes at the Elks’ Hjall during the football season. The first danec mis given, on November the first. This |kitij p was declared a success by all who attended it. A s orand OnC was given cm the lifiwnth of (hi 1 same month. The Victory Ball, given at c hi- Elk ' Hull, wils one of the rr-ost pleasant darns 1 of the reason, The ball was very prettily decorated with red sad white crepe paper, A Large “E blanket hung at out end of the hall, as a back-ground for the figures 7-fl. The Senior Claw also jjave a dance on the nineteenth or Decern ber. The Mask and Wig Club gave a Hallowe ' en Party at tlic school on the thirtieth of October, The lower hall was very effectively decorated. ami all present had an enjoyable time. The Sophomore Class gave a pleasant sleigh- ride patty oti January sixteenth. After the Tide they came to the school kniH, ■w here refresh ipent were served- On NovemtM-r Tirat the M:Lsk and W:g Club managed a ifLutitive dance at Empire [HalL The attendance wus large, and a pleasant afternoon was spent. One moniing in September our iLsscmhly w.-a: entertained by thns- members of the Million Dollar Band, The student appreciated the music exceedingly. A (hrilliriE evening was spent by the pupils in attendance at the Pow-tVow held on the school oampusi on December second. Anxious days followed. The annual Senior Class Banquet was given at the High School Building on February (He fourteenth. The Aeroplane Carnival, the first of Eta bind in this school, was held on January twenty-third. The Junior Prom date this year is (he seventh of May, and the Armory is the scene of the festivity. Tf IE ANTf-TUBERCLJLOSIS CAMPAIGN On December H. a call was sent nut far four -mi note speaker- to talk about the Anti-Tuberculosis Campaign, and to simulate the Nile of Itad Crus Seals. The campaign was managed by Lawrence Ccltcgc, Aa an incentive to the speakers, bronze button were ottered w thow delivering at Least three talks. Elmer Schaefer, James Crowley, Arthur Zellner, Homer Maes, Lawrence Joseph, Isadoie Aik, lioSand Barton. VVilnrw Wainwright, Martin Welle , and Mark Rahn responded to tlie call. They delivered speeches at E,uti High, Junior High. Whltnej ' Selbool, tVoela School, Continuation School, ami the Business. College. Each ol these beys delivered at leiwi thru- ulIjss, and «:u therefore award- ed the b nonce button, Lawrence College attempted arrangements for a content in which Eour-minute speakers might 5,w participants, but Rntnd It hcijinwiicahLe at the time, ft may materialize later. iPkipr SLrfjp-nri a JVgx sSi ' x jwi ' siW mm E, C. B. THE AEROPLANE I f }2 0 SENIOR BANQUET There are several feau-t days oti the calendar or East High School. Along with otlKr teativiliK � c have iht annual Senior Banquet, which w;l.-. held on February fourteenth, A lunge number ol the faculty, ns well ;li hihm ni the --rdors. we to pn-cnt at the annual -cmor reunion. Harold Londo. the chv-- president, Hell ' d ti tonstmuHter, and toast were responded to by Mr, Ream, Mba Blank, Lucina Jenske, Thomas MuILigan, David G railing. Mr. Bather, and Homer Mata. The- spi-iiltor? diseu-Hned chi- -cla i. the year, tlie pertonnel, the bruin, the brawn, the aetonripLiHlinn ' nt , the ] n t, and c hi- future. Alter l!:i- lonquet, VandenliergV Circluestna uiqroared, cm the seme. ar,d She real of the evefl Itttt wilh s’fc-ril :n claming. The lower hull was dvL ' uriL[H ' iJ in a manner that looked an though Stunt Valentine had indeed paid a visit to Kil i High. The rotor scheme wo red and, white, the old school colon. A great deal of credit must be given to Miss Alexander. the Domestic Science Cliufe, and to the Sophomore and Junior girts who served, Better wajlrei.ses could not have been Found attywhere. The only regret to In- exprea.-Jii] is that the Senior Banquet comm to most of ll but unw, DECLAMATORY CONTEST On April S, the annual declamatory try-out wu held in East High. Nine girl , including h[k tttniors and three juniors, eompeted. The selections were varied and new. at least for contest s - lectioiifl. All tin? numbers wen 1 exceptionally well given. Kiwi tl i li nuiy well be pioud of the de- dalnaem within her gUU . Indeed, the remust was sp close that, in wterting the winners, ill judges km ad only one [mint ot differ™ ' : lH ' twn-n cnn of (he contestants. The progr-itri win ns follows ; The Little God in Dicky . , , , . .Aleta Cltadeh Birth ot Dombey, , ... Ida Biirrtce Seventeen ... Marie Unglnon The Servk-e Flag. . . Cm-neHa llci e Joint Owners in Spain Jcnn Pickard The Movement Con 1 tor Rheumatism Walda Rusch A Ch7iitmai Present tor a Lady ... Jennie Cohen The Light Over the Range Clam BtBmtr The Path o( Glory Marion iNnjber The judges- decision was: let. place — Jennie Cohen, Vriil. place — Joan Pickard. Srd. ptnee- Ida Rirrk . The winner of the lirat two places will tn? sent to KauJtauiwi, on April S-1, to compete a ith the t� ntefl.tania from Knukaunn nnd Mcnnsha,. the other two members of thifi league. There is no rt On yet discovered why vre should not win tlwre, and in fact, carry oft state honors again. Come on, East — Let ' s go’ J’uCr E. G B fHE AEROPLANE ] 9 io SAMPLES OF THE WORK DONE BY THE EAST HIGH MANUAL TRAINING CLASSES J ' uyr . ' V pm I LI E. G B. THE AEROPLANE i g 10 ORATORICAL CONTEST On April 7, bcfttf a large: crowd, the Oratorical Try-out was held. The judses were Reverend MuEium, Attorney Strehlov, or-rf Mr, Nocaprd, The contesnuniji :.sd their orations are as follow;.: Our RpoponsibiltitM h a Nation . badorc AJk Resistance to Upprc ron , William Servotte Dwtinyof Our Merchant Marine . Frank O ' Connell Power of tfcmimracy . Martin Welles Ideal Ihcmocrwey, , ...... David C telling Theodore RoO evell Ronald Barton The Principle of a Now DtttlMfUy . Arthur Miner First place vras avArdtil to Arthur ZelLner; second. to Martin Welles; ami third, to Frank GTowwJL The oration delivered l y Arthur Zr-llncr was of ha own composition. The others were some of the reui orations of the past, and of modern linn 1 , and were interpreted remarkabLy well. The neic contest will be held ut Kiutawna on April 2:1. The w inner there will compete at Ctehtoalv, and (My, tlie successful contestants will ro tn Madtaon. MAIN ROOM SPEAKERS Wo hnvr been fortunate, this year, in hearing a number of interesting people talk Oh timely subjects. We arr always glad to have ideas brought to us from the outside world, Edward Uwqtuiine, an East High School graduate, was the first speaker of the year. He told us about the Mill ion Dollar Band, and why we should jyt to hear it, On September nd, Mr. Johnson, Civil War Veteran, spoke to us on the Life or Abraham Lincoln. His talk in praiKc-cif Untoln wll thoroughly appreciated. We all welcomed Major Carrol P. Nelson, un his return from France. We heard many inter- est injt things uIkmu his work while in Ftnnw. Dr. Wilch, of Fordham University, spake On Social Service. He is xlue author of many hooks, one on Lin; Thirteenth Century, anil a tbffuglit-iuapmfll apod-ktr- He aroused nur curiosity by nsklng If v.t thought tin 1 world had made progress duriit( tJi last century. John Mir.ahan and Edward O ' Connor offered US a proposition on Dtoetnber lkth, in bohnlf tif the alumni of Efiat Hi£h. Their talks illustrated to u the fact that the alumni are interested at the institution. f ' jj E, G, B. r 1 IE AEROPLANE g i o Jit dHrmnnam TO EAST HtCH HEROES WHO MADE THE sacrifice ioh their country. VANCE VAN LAANEN— CUieaof IStO, waa prominent in aJI tTi-e activities of East High while a stud (fill the n 1 . He served gallantly in the World War. In the performance i ■! liis duly hr w:ei i’lik.-h ' cI isn h - fid I nf l r Maw , Knmi ' r, wnd died on March L5, 191ft, in Base Hospital No, 2. JOHN CARLTOM CHASE— of the Ola--.-. or iMth Is Tv-mi ' mlH-ml at Ka ( ]3i r h. :i - a loyal student and a popular young man. He became a member of the Marions! Army, IwlongEng (o Company K, - 1 Frith Infantry, the riLiiti Division, tin NoTOnlux 2, LftlS, lie was wounded in France; in a drive on the Sedan Frnni. Mi cU ' uth followed six days later, on November jt, unit, m Mobile Hospital No, J, while twins taken to the lias; ' Hospital. CLARENCE NOBLE— Chess of liU . Classman will n-jncrnticT him sn a diligent and esitliunEa-itie student at East High. II ' calm ' d tin- army, served gallantly’ an a lieutenant, and met his death at Fixmi- , France, on August 5,. 1918. WARD DEBOTH Doctor. i— CI jikm of im, Hast High pfotwhly TH ' vi.T had a mate loyal Kon, His name hat come down in football tradition a.s a veritable alar, Nor did his interest (.ease with graduation. Bc$4P6 ihn ThanleiKiving victory of I SIT, he gave of his time and energy to Lhr w dblng of the t™n, Ilia patriotic service, through his profession, Led to hii death, on Cletotier 6 P 19 IS. ‘■ ' How deep Iht brave, who sink to rest, By alt their country ' s wi li£i bleat! 1 ' E G. B. THE AEROPLANE t i o -Pafw :-iVf. ' nly-d,kj-fif E G. B. THE AEROPLANE i a o East High Carnival hi January ui thin year. at a meeting nf the Aetoplime sc all the Qlie tiort W -L brought up nf he.™- to raise money for I he publi- cation of the M Aeroplane”. A Bugsrestion was made Co stage a ■rami v a], Aa ibis wsis a new idea in the annals of tlie school . the siiiilt wiLx doubtful of the advisability of adopting the suggestion,. After mueh ijuruwliun, hir.vi ver, It yv;ls dr ' i ' ldr ' d to hull! jl rjiriilvul on the twenty-! hied of January. As thin- would give the staff only two weeks in which to make ppfipaffltltHks (or the event, every one waa soon at work. Prom that time tmlil the twenty- third, the talk of the school wus the Carnival. At last the great day arrived. Although the weather was very unfavorable, there w .lh a record attendance at the Carnival. Never I adore were ho tnany peopls usriiuribUsi in the Kast High tniildlng. Every one who rumr wil there to spend money, uiE lo have a good time. The first attraction of the evening waa a wrestling inateh at which Mr. Ijtunlu. the well hnie.vri pmirttiUi officiated. Voting Lofebvre, the Untiling Pn ehtn-iti, ' ' mid Kid Kelly, the Scrappy irishman,” were opponents in lliin match., ' I hLi wrestle v.jL+ fuLlowed by the opening nf tin 1 other shows. The m jar ptlraelioTI wi tp-: Tlif original Oriental Dancing Dolls. Imported from Hawaii, hy Purl C)uackenhu h umi Jilit.i-- Crowley. HarUm ami Youhg were very fnrtu riaCH ' iu sreurisi many nf the wonders of the world for their Frtnk Show. Junior High ' s contribution was a very great fucwss. a capacity wit netting every show. “MulligunN Pluee was never more frequented than on the twenty-third. The Wild West- Dance Hall was a drawing can! for people of more frivolous, nature. Several erf our Pile ally memlwrs displayed their acting ability in the Vaudeville and Movie s!k� h . .Alt who had their fortunes told hy the Gypsy Forturn-IVih-rs are now n-jilirinf; the tpiih nf w hat ihtai brilliant women Tore- told . All of the athletic disputes were willed after leaving Mr. Aik ' s Strength- tea l Lug Eloonv Loitdo put till or his energy into barking for the Shooting Gallery. There we™ also many minor attractions anil novelties, ice-crenm conca, and chocolate haw were aold in abundance. After the expenses were paid, the staff found that the Aeroplane Carnival had cleared for them one hundred and ninety dollars. The students were overjoyed, for now copies of the Aeroplane could be sold at a price within, the reach erf all. ft is. to he hoped chat East High will make the Carnival an annual event, to display the school talent in that line. Pa$r _? mJtf- uiir E. t R. PHE AEROPLANE 910 Bast High Chronicle SflfjttOrtK ' r -Kl ' Immi ' I starl-s. Hull September 1i Report c«d system h announced. Why nil the sad loots? September 1 5 Bucher issues football -cal], September IT Athletic AsaDdatlar organized, Down in your pockets for a quarter. Siptonslu-r l .l Mask mill Wig rm jub far ttfcw ■ilL L mln L ni- September 1 ' 1 Talk «m •‘A hranain Lincoln ' 4 by Mr. Johnson. Civil W r Vtlcnn. Septemhcr S3 Talk by Edward Duqyiin? about Million Dollar Bund,’ September Lli —Spicy concert lay Million Dollar Band, Some murid Teachers ail go. ;Com|ili- menlary tickets,) SrpU-nllirj - 1 - 1 Major SivLsuti talks m his w-Oik i;i Francv. History trackers get a boost. The To4 is extolled. October Mi s EUie Lnrht leaves old East High, Who will now be our folding Hgbl 7 Miss Thompson substitutes. October LL — E„ H, football team ties Menominee. October L-i — Reports ire oai. The i r - 1 lw with us, ' October H ML Hitodlrn come . Miss LolebVTO disappears. October lit JrfurineUv beats E. K. October ’31- Miss lefebvee comes back. Home, Sweet Home, October 2G Football team heats Kaukauna. Our winning strict; Hub. tirtuhi-r ifT MUs KeLleher ahsMit , iVisiLL h;LS huppi-r.rd ' : 1 October J12 Mask a«d Wig Club stsigc u ] | allnwc ' cn |wurtv at K. H. Naviniber l E. 11. tir-s Oshkosh. Athletic Association gives a donee at Elba Halt. Matinee duties’ at Empire Hall. November :i -Opening clay of Belter Speech Week. Tag Day at Ran High. November 1 kjn-IhriK contesta Hi-icL In English elx-w-t. Winners m appear IwFore main room. NoviwiImt 0 A nothcr Uig di y for the business men. November t -Speeches given to grades.. Junior High, Rotary and Women ' s CIuIk . November 7 Successful week closes with spelldown, speeches by atudeuta, and a pageant by Musk and Wig Club. Move ml ter 10 — Miss t Irimi leaves to work in Chicago. Mm. Sullivan substitutes, Miss Kellelier iiiu ' k tvin, Thank good ness ' November 11— Fence Day. No celebration at East High. Ob. well, such is life. November Di- Report cards out. The fint huiidretL yearu art the harden.!..) Noveml vr El Doctor Wulelt, Fonlham University, ■•iHKir:-. on swieial service, Want is progress? I don ' t kitowj Ho claim shut civilisation is rctrojEmwng. ' Well, aren ' t we descended from lIlh: monkeys? I Mats meeting to Mir up enthusiasm, Lots of pep, Floor nearly collui n-.s. November lit Wausau is- beaten. Football dance is given to vanquished, November 21— Girls of each doss meet to outdo cho hoys in pep. f r apr 4 Vw 1 ly-tri r E. G. 13. THE AEROPLANE i) l Q November 26— Piirade before the game. Weal High xu± up amt lake- noliw. November 27 -Thank giving IwUhII (earn . 7 10 fl-ourt ' Ain ' t it at grsuwl mid gluriAUS fe«Li � |p? November EH No school, December 1 — Celebration of Victory. Big man mwtmij. Da-nring in lower haii. December 2 — Paw-Wow! Bonfire 3 feet high. Ye lumber is very oipeiwive. Dei’i ' inlrfif If — We ' ve gal achoal spirit, but ifi mighty darn npenan, Where- can we get 50 buck ? Df-crm Iwr I Athletic Assorjatian gives Victory Bali. Howling suclV-s. December H Senior Clsiws Orgftnitcd, Flint, «. usual. December 30- Extra 1 Robbers come in the night. Who tire ifce guilty «r-e . ami why, d’i why, did they leave our atudlopt Ilecpnilier 3 9 — Do you wear hLko What kind of vigarelicfl do you smoke? Detective Burke L-- on I hi- ji� la. Junior High is visited by night prowlers. .More work for Burke. December LI ■“! - Click Francui ” UergriiuzrH. We nnlKuiiy mortals an; out of it nou . December Llil The infant das is orEnnized- Aren ' t they dignified? December 12 — Opening of campaign for sale of Red Cross Peal , Speeches by E, fidiii-fn, It, Burton and I,, -ia-efil:. Who flays E. H. hasn ' t good material Ear lawyers? [Jr-mnlscr 15 — Three mott sja-altBiB cm the Mule nd Red Crosi St-aU: — H. Mat ' s, J. Crawley ami A. Me tl ner. December 16— Final spceehc on Hale nf Red Cm Seals: M Hahn. I, Aik. W, WaLnwrlghi. and M. Welles, Deeemher 1$— Co«unitl«a represent ing Alumni and Students are appointed. Organize for to- n|K nitu n- J, Miiuihiin ami E. O’Conhur s[mik. The school L-. waking ut‘. Cli i •.etmflii vacalLou begin . Jununry -School re-opons . Miss FiteiimnwHiPt leav.- Etett IliRh fnr MinnwipuM . “The sun hjis de par tod Irani us.’ ' January S- Mrs. Mi-Hale Lukes Mb FtnslnmuHis’ place. Jaouiuy S Junior Clie-v organ izeri. Bo it it lab- than never. January 9— Bsakslbafl team organized. SupcciH to rhn-izi ■ January It — Meeting of Athletic Association to cheese- a treasurer, Mr- Ileum n— h-I i-, in!_ January 5 16 — Sophomore dsetn give a sleigh-ride. Who had the wildest time? January ]7- RuaketliaLl team plays ?i at MerrilL. Rather vials the Old Home Town. 1 ’ January is lt:i ki L ll :i1l tr-nm. tins a good time m a dt-ad low i.. Reasons wan t«l. January 2: The Aeroplane Carnival. Who didn ' t- go- An event m ri.’in.-ndii-r,.s!. January 27 — Exams start. A week of suspense. Basketball team beat Wn t IM ' imv. iTliiuj iliai never happen.! February 1 KriglUh tl aiul 111, Physios, and Chemistry dosses have a respite. No toucher . February Mr, ttugb buck. Thanhs hi- 1 February 10 East High baskethnll l with defeats St. N.irh.-ri Dnigtiu.-. Fi ' liruary 12 — Miis Kt ' LLeher ' a birthday also Lincoln ' s, February 13— East High affirmative debating ' team defeats M ariuetto negative. E:l- t High nr.-iilivi- tCaufl defeated hjr MliriiuHte affirmative-. Fcbrtmry L-l Senior Banquet. ' NulF said. Felmijiry 26— Talk by Miss West of Milwaukee l): wisri CoLlegc on Him- Eeonomtai. Close attention displayed iby the boys,). February i ' S East High baake.balL team defeated, by Hilbert. March ' t SfH-ecInw h; r - Homer Maes. Herrick You tig. and Ronald Barton on basketball game with Oconto; David G roiling sjx ' nka nn mrHttar hLp in the Lincoln Club; Thomas Mulligan, on sutacriptions for the Aeroplane.” Mjul-Ii 5— Easi High basketball team Iwalen by Oconto, C iuiekentiu-h mn ' ts nirl [ram Ocomo; face gfti sa fiery, it endangers urrounditijp. March 30 -jb-Jei ' t km hy K:wt High Orehestra. and dee Club. ‘SOMK music-. M arch 1!J East High basketbnll tejim. HeEi ' nis Fuirgsan Bay. When you ' re up again- c Er.-.t High Mareh 15 — East High Sfieakers invade Went High. Match 16 MectEng of giilti in ?.fain Room. Mr . Hutiw-n sivo ' ns. March l!l East High LiiskeibidL team defeata- Sturgeon Bay again Naturally Mareh 2d ISiL-etiall U ■;iguL’ organized- April ' £ Boater vacation begins. Pa V- ' wil E. G B THE AEROPLANE t 9 i Q April 6 — JliLt ' k tosehnnl mtuin. iBut oaily it few months monr.’i April 7— OnUorical try-out. (U. S. ruined and rescued, ' April S Declamatory tiy-ouL Proud of our glrla. April I til — Se , ntor defeat Saphonfian ' s. Mr. Jtwuu turn-: hiurlu ' dl player, April ill — Repftsentfttjves nf Marquette Collate Glee Club enter tain with BeSeftious, ' KveryWIy HHl HU “Honey ' nnukcaa bit. April 14 Junior defeat Freshmen, Ural no brawn. April ift — JunierSTH worried. Crowley rveeli ' i 1 3 T ' t from Cin.ei.nuut! lied April it- ' AetHjpiuni ' ” goc to press, April Itf — H, McDonald re-rites in Latin lil, Cicero turns over in liis grave, April iO Homer Maes didn ' t have a date, Width one failed him? Wh(|t WV wUh W 1 kn cv . I £■ nni ' h igrtf kx mm t s ' t! ViASK t m CLUE Ik CM£ EKEUSK CLUE ELEL r CLUES m HlfiKARMAlE E- G. B THE AEROPLANE i g i o bINGObN Tin? Lincoln Club-, an organisation feu !h - promotion of public six ' ufciug jiuI debating in East HskH. has had a very mucetttfuL year. The- Club liegan work in September- As M(R) as Mr. Jtuchw ' si fOotbal I duties wepc tv,-r, ho iiw.i lin ' d the attvbmnlil]) of the club. The officers for the flrat semester were as foliows: President, . llomrr Muck Vice- PrasUleiH David GreiSing Sttcrc tnry-T rtMUftt Lawrence Joseph Censor Ronald Burton Sergeani-al-Anriji . . Mux Brill id semester the following officer were elected; President ... David GtoLliiig VElo- P resident . Elmer Sebaefc-r Secretary Herrick Young TrcMUjer Homer Maes Censor. Max Brill Sergeatit-at- ' Anna tairrnz Heist? DEBATE I:l January, the Unwin Club hold a Siy-out for debaters for the State 1 .tsr-Sv1iu1fl tir Udmtc.e Mr. Strain, Miss Gibbons, and .Miss Ettatrk wore the judges, About a score of bos’ , turned out, Hottltl Barton, Elmer Schaefer, William Kurt Quachenhush, Homer Maes, and Martin W die , with Isadora Aik and Waller Schaerer as alternate , «m; riiewn lo represent List High. Because o£ the disinclination of Appleton to cuter debniins this year, East High had only Mari- nette as opponent in the league euntest. On Feiimwy 13, e hi- East High aiirniative team, composed nf Homer Mai . Elmer Schaefer, and William SwvOtto. debited with the Marinette negative team at East High, Aflta a very rinse- debate the decision of the judge wn i to 3 in favor of East High. However,, the negative team, i , nm]H« | ni of Ranald Burton, Martin Welle . and Earl GiMtcken- hush, waa not so fortunate. Going up to Marinette against a loem more experienced than they were, they were defeated by the decision of 3 to 0, thus barring foist High from further participation in the etatc- contest. t ' att Strct e g. n THE AEROPLANE I tj I o % EC AT IV t TEAM AFFIRMATIVE TEAM- E G B THE AEROPLANE I c) t O f J n r hi uWp-cmp TKE UMCOi-M ri.VIR E. G B THE AEROPLANE g i o fsff t ' lt ' hl ' y-l, TEIC MASK AND WIG CLUB E, G. 13. PHE AEROPLANE 1920 Thu AlsLiii mid W i if Club «� urganiaed eight years ago. It i� composed of the girls ol the school who ace interested in pufbLie ■ jinking and rlraiOatli- . T In: nil ■iijiiri line held twice si rnontJi, and the w-wh done lias been practically she same in rui- ture ' ilm in funner jtm En March ui l!n , the dub adopted a French War Orphan, and has hwn Bonding $ 1fi,0Q yearly for her support. Candy italic, inni iiw-e danmt, ,.iuJ |m� gra4iine� were given for the purpose ol rais- ing money for this fund. In i ' tm nis’tinn v.iil: Pin ' sil Tvasne Better Speech Week, the girls o( this club presented a piagcanl dc-signed to show the virtffly of W«rt KjMrc-h over InrarrOCL Speech. At 51 joint [iTciicrimimi 1 - I ' lvrn DeeenftliCf 12, Itiiu, tlte play, NeiiihliKiTs mhu given, under the direction of Mi- Flack. Pry-cmiM for ded-amatory realist ni-n- made for the li.r L time in 1914. Ka t High received no place that year, but the results of HM9 slwiw how inuuh the girts have nd van red in. this line of «.wk. Miss Alice Hansen brought home Che bacon when ahe won for Che Mn-ilj and ' ttig and psiit High the state championship in declamation, She won first place at Green liny, GshSit h, and Madison. Altlio the girls tire working at a disadvantage, without the juoditunec of udviwic , they have made rvnedderahle prcugread this year. fVigtf FifStf-lhr, v E. G. B THE AEROPLANE i 9 i o r i L . i pJl 1 1 f-ft, .■ t I K CtiftCLE frakcais E. G B THE AEROPLANE I Q 1 Q Le Circle Francais t il November, lfHS a through the efforts ol Mrs. Bodlev, b club was OTgarixed for the purpose pxdstirtg the students Ln their study of French, and of helping them to attain a belter accent , At n iiin-Li-ig «r chi- Lu1i r Lo Caret Rjineais was chosen as Its- name. Any inember of ihe French dnsaea wj Iiil- an average of at least SO i. eligible I join r hi- dub, Anyone Snii.-r-.sUH:) iei French may become nn honorary member. At the imscm Umu there ii4 active- mcmlM-rs and one honor- ary number. The officers of the club are as follows: President. . . Chloro Thurman Vieo-Presldem . . Frederick Smith Socwtwy-TttMMiw, . LawMAtt Jntph SeripeaB t- t- Amts Herrick You he Le Cerclc Frtitmw mis ts every two weeks, After the hu-dru i section. a short literary program is given. This generally consists of irnuic, readings and current topics in French, talks, short plays, and dialogues, readings from French authors, and spelling and reading matches. The meeting usually closes with the sunning of the Marseillaise. The club Ls planning to present a French, play in the near future. ART DEPARTMENT Motes— Here, There, and Everywhere. Lawrence Thurman succeeded in winning ft fiftcen-dollar free ride in an aeroplane because he made the best poster for the Green Bay Aero Club. Tit poster shows a great deal of originality. It refers in go -at, growing Green Bay. and was judged according to legibility, rtHisiauMiey, and efteeiLve- rtt� at a distuned. Lorraine Redime ' s untiring efforts hi eomteetEon with the an work in the Aero piano will always be remembered by the members of her daw, Her cheerful, optimistic attitude has helped all those working with her to have the interests of the school at heart. Clara Dittmer worked out the origin a l design for the cover o-f the Aeroplane. The English Department correlated the work with the art department for Better Speech Veek. A number of ideas given by the English department were worked out in attractive posters by the member of the art class-. Both ideas and posters tended to make an impression upon our bruin cells. W put forth an r:irn -.-.L i-lfurc to speak fietti-r English, Curaivtd week will Ihi cherished as a week of fun sUMoeiated with work iu th sm cIil.-l-:. Because of Mr. Hnigh ' s enthusiasm oml hard work, rh monotony of school work was forgotten in our ,-f- forts to make the carnival n success, Mr. lie am always says the rhCDurtRing word which leads as to strive for nobler things. Aijv E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE t)JO Tlic Mu?ir Department of Rilsl High Is well organmed :i M i3 tin 1 work well c rrfed n ut under thi- HUpfTYiKivn of Mi Sijnffihiw. There is a Uirl ’ (3lw Club, u Theory Clss 8 , awl ft t!irU ' tekkUlC ' . The classes meet twice a week for regular study and reheur aL TV Theory Cluiv a(udit the fund-nmentat? of music and the element of harmnny, the swienoc of chord mvd their relation to musical composition, Thi clflss con-sis!? of: lean Pkfcard, Mildred Haevera, Loretta BlachinsJt} ' , Ruth Doney, Agnes LcComle, and Dorothy Nejedlo. The f!irl ’ Sextette and GIh Club atudy the operas and the works of various couipcwts, be- side the regular voce! work. Tlie Sextette eoimbtta of: Julia Rayisaker, CeeclLa St. Laurent, Ruth Roulette, Ruth Melster. Marian Mann ntsd Chluro Thurman. Those that emu prise the Glee Club are: all the member of thi Theory Cliew. Marian Maori, Ruth Meutrr, Matilda Andrushewtia, Mary Denlgtcx, Creel in St, Laurent, Katherine Kelley, Bertha Bcnntwsn, nriti C’hlnrn Thurman, The Glee Club anil Sextette itffetinlcxl an IntervoLmg progr-jin before the a-. ' embly d-uri ug the musie ] Tinri one Wn-rj r-i-srlay mornbig, Members or l(l club organ iu r| il chore whi h gave wvyrwi number at a patriotic meeting at the Armory, February 23rd. A concert will be siven soon by the entire Glee Club, S £AS I I I1GI I ORCHESTRA 0(1 IdHI. Directress .Mias Mary Slaughter President. . . . Norlsert A. Engels Vice-Prcsidon! . Arfoine Neufeld Secretary-Treasurer Arthur C, Eetlncr ]nt, violin— Peraoftrrel ' .!: ri Vfoliu Arlthne Setlfeld Milton Schwartiiig TrtjmliOnc- - Norbert Engel?. Pinna ChurlcitM; Mmdftjl .Milton Ltdniutser John LeFevre Saxi | ihoiM 1 — Arthur Miner i 1 L y,- y.iytovTie e. g. a rHE AEROPLANE 9 i o J ' -Ofr EitWl, -‘run east mr.]i orchestra E- fj B. - THE : ;AE RO PL A N E EayAfy-f i-jkl CLEF, CLUB, AEROPLANE STAFF KOMF.R MAES h Ad ' wtrtl.riiftf WaRRUN HACfcFITY. Ari THOMAS MUI1IUN, ClrculiUtn FREDERICK, SMITH. Bui- Mil, UWItENCfi THURMAN, EdLur-Ln-Ctn,! LORRAINE RF.DLINE, Alt EDITH LO €. Humor RAYMOND KAIIK. Atfnrtliim: LOIS HENSEL, Umar P ' sp ' KVji ' O-Hcn AEROPLANE STAFF Clfn ' tnt Hsw rlh Ffiotoirraptifr Iradorc Aik 1 .-r. lCJlF Ronald Burton HUBWf Herrick Vounf AdverttHmn Dorothy Hailim IjJraD friar I Qua.cU.cn huih A L IbN ' ti .s Ruth Vrtiilicisacl Circulation tVilliruu Click Fbotofr |)}v r A John O ' Connor Art Miner Sdiitf r Literary .ij Vi ' sj-Jy E, G. B. I ' HE AEROPLANE g 1 o THE NEW EAST I UGH SCHOOL For many ytira we have anticipated a new Ea� t H9(h. N ' uw, ilur many jrara or penddent hope. oar yearnings- may materialise, as si result of a bur derision nf the Hoard of Education. The value of a new building ran nut he avcrrs ' diHa al, in wv m.--i ri it in so many ways. We need it socially. We are bandit-aptied as to a soriul ■•oiac -r whnt 1 a schivol party -or enter- tainment may lie given. Frc“vloua!l% many uf nut school affair have lwm held at the Elks ' Club awl the Armory, thereby Inslng the ryji] school atmflapheie. We lin ' d Ll for the KLke if nihletiiet, We should have a well-quipped gymnasium and train- ing field to d-vclop our athletic youths who champion the colors of red and white, and who Liter in liTc will have well developed bodies- from which to draw their reserve supply of energy and strength. We need it for the wilo- of health. Better lighted rooms, letter heuefng, h:-tt«r ventilation, better equipment, and better fsre protection will beware health and safety. We need it (or the sake of our future cittzerahip of Green Bay. Surely there -is no Mttr train- ins! given our future diLaeiis than in the schools, isifieeinlty iln- high school : and how very import dm it must he that thrsi- srhools Ih made as nearly perfect os |KW LbCe, lo give the student every facility nei ' i ' sssLry for the proper training of his mind and body. ( resident McKinley said: ' r To the youth or the country, trained in the schools, must we took it carry f or ward the fabric ol our government. Let us hope that the movement now on Toot to erect u new East High may not hi- aid r- tracked and that the anarch of progress- in educational affairs may not he nn pciM. Tl SE ANNUAL More and more has the batting of an annual come to mean to high school ttudfnP , The book i THEIR IkkiJ;,— u£ thrai, unrl hy them. The work then-in is from the rank and file of Ihe tlldents. The iinencal is the reference 1mx� Is uf lhe graduating student, and holds many metnoriOK of Isis- school days, which in later years are vary door to him, The Ixwfc also give to the parents and to othrn interested in young people, an idea of the activities and work of the student, W have tried to make the 1920 ' 1 Aeroplane - a great book. — in fact, the best book ever put out by a dasj of East High. — The Etulf. J’rit-f ,Vinrf -ui E. G. 13. THE AEROPLANE i 1 0 IDYLS FROM CHEMISTRY li-y Eli.Li L-.i-ri V ij ii rl : Mr. HffisrH: l tl� :U xulphurir arid in that tvH tub ' . ’VVaim Tiuhl V Wink” — ' ' Yt-w, sir, it mate lifcT it,” YI IY I CAME TO 1 ITGI I SCI SOOL Jim Cwi ' leyi-Tfl dig. 1 L ■: L ; l ISiftflt ;— ' KpaUsk Arthur Kix ' pkr; ' Ttl Inm- to work if 1 nncrv Tujnu!. EmnwHM Muller: Fouttnll, ' ' Mas Brill: — Tc, pims tlic time away 1 Boh Corhtsb:— “I iSflu’t know y t. J LwntTior ,T 1LSH ' ! I hji ; — ■ ' ' To UllfT anj- -way thiuUj ' k- ' tYiinct Momean : ” Public Spcnking. J ' Ufr imrtt4n. E C. B. THE AEROPLANE ] y 1 o BOB CODY FRESHMAN All I ' ve get lo say K that the team which plays the best football win. Raid George Sutton to Bob Cody, jlh the two were walking homo after football practice on Friday afternoon . George •AS , it -Jcninr :,i i hr: l,mro|n High Schutsl, u.™! pLayed full ’■hack on the high acho l eleven. “It Looks .-ij: though the grime can be lost or won b mil, said Bob. Hi: Was tii ploy half-back on the team during the came ugainst Western, on Saturday. in« the regular half-back. James Halt, hod gone away the Monday before, and had stated that he would probably be gone for a week, “The ryes of the whole school ate centered on you. and 1 hope that their looking will not lie in vain ' related Gwit t, ft he kept m bus way huine, when they had arrived at Bob ' s house 1 . “You will call for me tomorrow nt one o ' clock? ' ' enIM Bob after Goerice. “Ym, va lie there;— so Long. he answered. Bub ' s dug, Snap, was there to meet him. and, after nehnowledEinR the taiL-waEElinE of it, he put hi books in the htnne. aiiH (hen went out to do tlus “chores before hfe Dad came home for supper,. The Cody family, which consisted or Bob ' s father, mother, and him-elf, had m� ™| to Lincoln that summer,. The three found pleasure in themselves., and did not as.sori.nte with the others of the town. ;lI though uel friendly terms with them. After Boh started high school, he found a friend in Gmktkc! Sutton: but it S ' -nru-ij that their time was so well occupied that only to and from school could they be loEether. In the summer Bob would go fishing, or tinker on senwtbinE in his wnrk-cWri, On Sunday he would usually stroll into tlie woods with his Dad , Almost every night he would Btny at homo and nnd. Lil September hi i had stm-ti L hLgh school. He had found it quiet different from the grade which he hud ror.e to at BUrnatn. lie soon � iw that if be were to get his lessons the way he knew he should, that he mould have to BUy at home evenings, and study- S� . with hi scKool-work. hi chores nt home, and the fooilmJL practice, which soon started, he would have his lime- well occupied, Hn wax u strong. sturdy, uprighi, and healthy fellow, so lie got out for football, thinkiuE that he could benefit the school, ilk will ;u« himself, Hi- played hard dntiiig the practice , and put bis v , bole heart into the game. He was a freshman, and not Swing o ulil ur cx.fii-r:i ' urod as mmh! others, had Jicen only a substitute. Bob has practiced bah) during the week, and especially bard on Friday, since be was going to play against Western Saturday, He fell very tired that evening, so after supper he did not study or road, but bade Good-night, Menhi r imd Ibid, jshI went upstairs to bed. Boh awoke with the town clock striking, he thought seven nr Hgbt. The sun whs already rid- ing high. Bob looked at life watch, blinked and looked again, Ten o ' clock 1 Holy mnehettl I s ' ho fftid as hi- started to dnns hurriedly. On the breakfast table his rnuihir had left a. note stating that she bad gone to the market, and that be should finish piling the wwd. I ' sunllv he would have been (.-died, but today he had been allowed to sleep. He soot! finished breakfast and wont outside to tine little shed, Then? wasn ' t much wood to pile, but lie denned up (he tdaev, and cnsnpleted the rudder on kia iceboat, Your pajama were used overtime this morning, weren’t they, Bob? his Dad naked him when he come In for the noon meal, I ' ll!-, .V-nrf, lAfO I-:. G. n THE AEROPLANE q l o M I fhcmuht I wsfl itred iifljen 1 went hcj- 1� l cJ , iiivj when 1 awoke 1 knew- I had been. Tx’fili L Ifoh, taking the |oke md-iutumlly. ESid i hi miml wtw tw much nn football. After the mMiL, trt studied UMl.il G™i(tr lulled for him, Alter being I l-.-: ii. red (hat D:nl and Mother would lie ut the game,, lie hurried outride. ■ ' Hid you go down to the We tern fellow.-; come mT ' Hot naked Oeergt Yes. replied ,J l wil dnwn to the train whim (hey rcune In- The players sire Here husky.hwking tritunve, they seem confident of the winner’s turkey dinner. ' ' Over-cwitiideqw ji harmful, said Bolt, ihouirhl Lilly. “Thwe fellow seem to be heavy aimoker , and I think we have a good u chants? of winning oh they, said George. He added, a :m ufiee-thwgbi, It surely L u wonderful day for the anu;; isn ' t it, Boh? Greatl 1 hope that we get it big crowd, «j we can pay Western ' s Tare, The day wiik dear :tnd calm. The dry weather was also an important factor of the football day. All the other players were on the nth tad grounds when Bob and George terminated their ten minutes ' walk. The fo-Huns scorned anjiioits fur the game. hut under the dl mu liens of (he nnidi, everything w-:ls -going smoothly, Feeling lit for the game, line you.? Norton, the coach, asked Bob. “Heady lo do my bit, asserted Bob, os he and George hurried to join a few other htraantem in i lie dressing-room. They donned their uniforms, with ike crimson and while socks. and went outside. ' Line-up,, Idlons, eOPintiifitlerl Norton, The fellow went through gnul practice, with running up and down the yard, for fifteen min- ute , to gei (heir muscle loosened. When they arrived at the Sheldon Park Field, at the other end of the town, Hie Western players were already there, hut most of the crowd hiul gathered arciiind some jsetson or peewotts, the Lincoln tdoyem could not tell which, ai the other end of the field. Cheers and yells issued trir(h. a chi- Lincoln High players jumped out of the ram they had come in, The crowd joined ay the cciUiaS figure HiLttJtnl- H wis Lincoln ' s gear half-back, James Hale. Why, Jim ' When did you name? aflktd Serum, sH-rlously, yet ]4«paod to hiv him. I just got hack,- suuuer than 1 thought 1 could. Can 1 play? Norton looked ui Bob, and Bob returned I he Look. Bob had been planning on this game, kadi thought of it as one of the great grant of hut life,- -wan She to lie deprived of the chance Co show hluutdf now? Ho knew that Jim was a much better player than himself, but he knew also, that Noi- tn’i would let him play if he wishi-d. Ho win thinking hard suid fu.sE, but (or only u mantcfit. Yea, 1 ' hr replied, as all ey® itirmtl toward him, Lei Jim play, so we ' ll he sun 1 to win, for the jjskkI of the school. ' A reeking, whooping cheer went up. Laud and long it was carried out, -for the school-spirit ami wl r-iiicriftcing character of Bob (Judy. .Iannis Hale played, and the game w an won by Lincoln; but eke real hero of the day was the pcpdrisiiltinK freshnttt, Slob Cody. Homer Mw . Jr„ ‘SP- Number 2:. Rue Je St. Denis I stood at the great iron gate and gawd through It hare at the house m the far end of the gravel path. It was an old fredilonAl French ehui eau that hud withstood the approach of the more modern architecture. h must httra witnessed a good many people lave and die beaenth its roof, f«r l Oth ski® of the hoiwe were covered with vines which .struggled toward the top of the highest cujtola as if determined to envelope It in it fresh greoii leaver. Four window - at the front of the house started up from the floor of the porch, and reached to a height of eight fact, Flowers of every descriplion and color nourished -it Hie sides of the path running up in the stops :uui brandling o(T in both directions, then following along the- edges of the house to the roar, when , like a river pouring into the a™, it Hooded Into a beautiful garden of red rose , poppies, hyacinths end counttesH violet that dusiiTnl tig-Cther in lag pufjiIl- bunehea-. PAfs ,Vmi ljj- nur E.G. B, THE AEROPLANE i 9 t o After waiting a Eow minute-- I wji� admitted by a little old Frenchman, who sravely bade me follow him. Ho w:i a little man, with a seamed face which allowed that he must have 3 eeis Ions; in the ' ervliro uf hU master. I tin demeanor was mu ' u( grave impciriann 1 . Now- and thru he would for- get hlK dignity arid would slacm ' with a liKtlt H f anwly i,1 new nf the window ( the righL of the btiaircaw, that eoutdl to through the open door. 1 thought I could tell him the cause of his anxiety iT 1 so desired. Over th plume, about llfteen, |-,| i ' :| lira ' s before a WOniii ill ' s voice, shaken and hunr-v, hiLil :rn] l ' iri ' i nu 1 Eh cony: immediately lei number, Tw.-in.y-Lwtk Rue de Ft, Deni . Being a surgeon and pluysician of modest reputation, I was always at tlie serviced the public. My duties. had never led me inio the famous Rue de Ft. Denis. and m� my curiosity was at nigh EClUpi-TaEuTi- when E .iirivi-sE at my di‘.H limit ion. .My guide led me Up the broad stairway, into a luxurious ]ivin£-ra m . on the farther side of which wus a divan upon which lay a LittLe girl. The color of the L-Inld Was that of a white sheet. She Lay in la-rfcr! siLen: e, twr wciak to mow or speak, just Imiking up into my face with iIijlI puLnrd exjirf.wsiOu that Lx alwjiy- su iKrteirahLe lsjKHt a eat or dug which hiu Int-w struck n blow. The room was dimly Lit by two candies; and gradually becoming accustomed to the M-mi-dork- 2 U‘.-«, 1 saw the parents of the chiiil at the farther end of the lied, with eyes Slxed upon the child. After a few preliminary exarninaibons L discovered that the cause of the child ' a sulTcring was aorm 1 ]� i nn that had acred in such :l nuinner :ls Lei tern the tiErind Of the little girl in water. 1 know- ill an instant Chat only 1h� - blood id mm- human being would be the doubtful menu of aavjnjr the child ' s life, 1 told the parents just what ailed the child. It made me sick at heart to think that with all my skill and urunwv, here was a cilsc Ehat tin 1 grcain ' sE specialist would fisar In U-sL himself on. The man. fur the Jirst time that i-vH-ning, turned and looked nr- fail in the fsee. His i-yin were the rno l etrihing of his features. They gazed Jit one with such relentless steadiness that you were powerless to avert his gaze, It certainly made me wonder. What unknown powers Tested in the nilii.il of such li man? What will power must a man have chat it can to felt tliru the strength of his LWHES? Alter looking at me with those M-iirehing eyes, he said, � if he were making :i wiUtliM pfedifr lion: We are glad that you responded so promptly: hut, jls you can see. there is nothing to to done, Kw voice, in its mauer-of-Eact lone, staggered me. I thought to myself that a man who can. see death ' s shallow slowly but mercilessly rar-t its shrewd ovL-r hb only child, mu-t have an indomitable spirit 1 Oh .-wi ' cmd thought E iiecno-d he might hi- ;i el rver ai ' lnr in ooppi-jdtRK Ws irniotiiina, probably m spare his wife, Sometime - some of ito strongest passions and emotion jitc found in some nuirt, s ' df-conl rolled person, I was right in my last surmise, Reaching for my hat and hag, E made an attempt to reach for the knob on tne door. But to my surprise ami amazemem., the door receded from my graup, and iiCii.4ekw-.iy closed, save for one suit click that told me that it wan the shooting: of a toll. The man, who hut. a moment tiefun ' hud lus-n quiet ami s-.-lf-rtisiiaira ' il. now burst, into a torrent or words: 1_ There isn ' t a doctor in the whole city of Paris that can. save my little girl ' 1 know what is the only chance (or her recovery! It is a chance that must to taken 1 Then. ht-Huniiug a little caLmcr. he said, Itartut, plfusi ' stay just a few minute;-, longer. 1 am getting lo he pretty weii on i:i years new, and stq 1 think I shall try iu give hack 10 my wife what 1 ha vi- ■ foolishly i-itdaiijiercd because of my eccentric habits. He took the child in his arms and hurried into the next room, locking the door behind him. I didn ' t understand until later what he meant by his words. Heretofore, his wife hud remained insilen.ee unto tied uf her stricken child. Now, she advanced upon :nc and looking i-iirarsEly jil me, she said; I tartar, please help me, E know my husband will do something thjii will make me unhappy. Vou cannot understand all these sErengje actions, I know, so I will try lo enlighten you, The raiwr uf my little girl ' s Hines was- a lawk called. ' TJejitli. John, my husband received it from his father shortly before he riled, tint so suilden was the old gmiilemun ' s death that an explanation of the con- tents uf this strong book were still a mystery. It whs nut until this aftiTniwn, (hat the eon Lenta of this scmi teT volume were made known. John discovered, thru the aid of a inin-ciKL ' nj ' and adil Paw S E G. B THE AEROPLANE 9 i o that tlic liiivna gf this book HimI bevn skikllully wvtrrd with an invisible chcminl, that sn- Hiaailj- poison. the blood when it enters the body through a cut or through. the mouth. Steppings for j moment, to answer the ' phone in the nest room, he returned to And. due the child was turning over the ]WEi - of thb awful hisak, mad Ui iii . horror. w;l- wot ti ilk hi-r lingers so as to- I 1 able hi grasp the leavee. You know what fullowwl ” Then, liiar. L i=ij into ic-nrs, she beat upon the door Ihm which her husband had passed with the ■-hialil. and rrpii out: John, John, answer me ' Fired open the door! Doctor, something terrible has happened ' We must jgei into the nest room at all cde i.r [ put my shoulders to the door, 1 ut it was «f hardened oak. amt ii-v.-ted any weight, Stepping back about si fi ' i-l, I inside a .shnri run and Urncd my ihcaddors. for ihc shock- The lock snapped and the door Hew open, The woman and 1 rushed into the room at the same time, and the sight that met my ryr will tie carried to my grave 1 On the floor in the middle of the room lay- the man! Hr wax 4|uile dead, though the bod} ' was -rill warm. On citaniLiiLng more closely, 1 found a neat hole lO one of hiit wrii-Ls. where IL seemr. I ;l though ■ .him 1 instrument had Insn [tinwl Into the vein. Kcor the dead man. on a table lay si perfect out hi of surgical instrument . All thi time I had been examining the body or the man. Hearing aomothing ctobs the floor, l looked, expecting to see the mother, who liad tainted upon seeing the revolting sight of her hur-baud ' s end. But no 1 It wa- none other titan tlie child 1 FUv.-vy in comfdesloo, nud evidently fully recovered, sbi- I N‘i I t« her mother. w|-.u nas siill uiu , ogsrinu.s. But w Ji;ll Was that which my rovinsr nyc had willed on? Noae other than that which had caused indirectly the death of one human being. I took it from the table and hurled it into the flaming embers of the grate-lire. The Book of Death was onto and forever deprived of its malignant power, Thomas Mulligan, ' JQ Tl IE STAGE COACJ I ROBBERY Tim Rawlins tauglied with glee a he heard die cowardly cri- ' -of the inmates of liis stage coach. For twenty nine years Tim l::ul driven this static Iisnl hail -di-lighlixL in friglitisniiip his piU ' . ' .WsnjJrrS by making ' Ids roach careen sharply at tin edge of Utah- Cliff. A he laughed, his kind blue eye xiwrfo M, and hi hawk now and high cheek bones were discernible beneath his snowy whiskers. This little trick always amused him, hut lie longed for something more exciting, more dangerous, such as a weH-remembered incident which had resulted in his lielng wounded in the sum. To be sure, Tim packed. guns, iin,d every daj when hr piLvu-if t hi - plaee nf [hi- attempted rubliery. he lunged for u return shut at Hie coward who had wounded him three years before. Hut Tim realized that lw wjpi getting old. that robbers a ere becoming scarce, and that ihe rest or his life would probably be uneventful; so lie pulled down Inn slouch hat. gripped the lines a little tighter, braced his foot on the brake, and settled down to the murmionuus tusk of delivering bis cargo of ' ' teuderfect, ' to their destination at biggie Hill. Tod y hi coach coin tuned a Strange variety of specimen ; and a the noisy chatter soutwlt d above the rumble of tlie coach wheels, lie tried, to grasp bits of the conversation. It did not take him long to find out that the topic was the well-worn one alxnut the pce ibilEties of robbery. Tim, during his few idLi momenta, had construe end a small s5td:ng-dm r in tin- back of the seal, mi that be could hear the sm:.x k.ss conversation, lli simple nature did not allow him in ransldi-r Lliis listening as cavi.w-droppiug, but rather as a form of entertainment, What fools they arc, he muttered. To think that they are afraid of a robber when I have been waiting for one for r hn-t- years! 1 .Vtudt to his disgust lto heard a loud, boas tful voice declare, itl insw-ef to the iL Uid h|ii,. I inns, W by l:n uld t In- afraid (if rabln-rs ' . ' They rooldaiT find niy valua- bles, anyway, 5k 1 fore I got on this stage I hid them. What robber would ewer think nf booking in a hat band? Tm not a. bit scared. Had this pompous old gentleman spoken softly, he might haw htaird Tim s-uear softly and dfigjare all oLd yetuLcitien fools. No ruhlx ' F wnuld ever dure in touch mt, Vsetaimpd A young wumun. I ' d h a vo him arrested,. .Vir-rg ' -.j! E. G. B, I ' ME AEROPLANE 910 When 1 get to Eagle Hill I ' m going to take my money owl of the lining of my coat and deposit Ll with the police.’ ' When Tim heard thin. he thanked himself for remaining a bachelor whim Mdly Blank prcijaiwd E Imu last L ap year. M AcV’ Mtelaimnd tbi? fat old iJuivhman. You dink y till hall safe Mates | but efFerytillg WOt 1 Eot i in (tot t suidrasn. in dor wap box mil dvr wap Label on it. Von know, in ray coundry Hlfl earnest confession was interrupted fry the squeaky vflnw nf a very s:n;dl hut talkative woman who itemed to realize the danger of allowing him to talk about hi eounlry. “I wish chi stagt- would hurry and get, there. Tim heard her say. I ' m not afraid, but 1 don’t think my shne is :l sufo 1 noujjh plurr for E wo-htinrlus! dellat . “ For 11 fow moments everyone w.i quiet: thin someone. Tim never remembered who, asked the Little man who sat near the door and apparently wits more iirtonswiisd In the scenery. Lf he believed his v iiluahlf ■ safe. Slowly 1 he head raised , and a t he ansiotis group of 1 wingers g:nrd in to h:s greasy oounceiiiLoce, his hand Jowly tame forth front the depths of 111 pocket, Then, with a lightning: mnilon, In ' drew forth and leveled a moikstrous. shiny black revolver. I ' ll take care of your valuables, he sneered. No one moved. Mo one spoke. But finally, when they realised that they cu-rv about to lie roblnsi. the women swooned: a groan escaped from the elderly man: and the Dutchman muttered suny thing 121 Eieniian. One by one t hey handed over th - r treasures; and then suddenly., as if by magic, a Long sinewy arm shot through the window and pinioned the robber to the wall. Almost at the same instant another arm appeared through Rawlin ' a secretly ooustnintod door, and encircled his nuck. The p sectmtT. Muted, and with bulging eyes watched the arm holding the gun slowly doolnd. The b:i Hike ' s flics 1 turned bliM. L , and the ‘isody Lieratne limp. The passenger , tw frightened to do anything, were partly awakened 10 their sentos when the harsh voice or Tim liawlius called out: H Hey, you lobsters, grub that shoetln 1 iron, and tie his haunts and feet. ' ' MedtiinLi ' iiUy they set about 10 obey hi command, and the prisoner, when set up, la-pun to show signs nf Life. The eoiu ' h hurl slopped, uud the prisoner, much to Tint ' s- del iglit, was hoisted up to the seat beside him. The women had been revived, and Lhe pa-vw rigors seemed to realize that they bad Iwren saved; for the chattering began an- soon n the otage wiu staru-d. Tim dosed the trap door, for during the remaining mile it wi« not n ' vewary for him to know their subject n f cortvvrsailon. It was 0 proud Tim Itiiwlins who matched his captive to tin? city jail, one hour later: and when ashed alxnit the capture, he said that he had Ti-mgnmd the voice of the bandit as that of tho coward who had wounded him throe years before. T 3 ie next day, when Tim again drove hi coach, he w:i happy. His only wish had Ihhmi granted: but he vjis sorry for one thing — that lus had not dealt with hts prisoner according tv his law,— the law of 1 ho West. Dounld Irraiger, ' 22 . Ti IE MASQUERADER A group of young men wore sitting in a corner of the lobby of the Manhattan Club. They wore smoking cigars 11 ud telling sLuries. John Dillon, a young Mock broker, had just finished an account or a very exciting teal or imagin- ary African tiger hunt. A young man who had strolled accidentally upon the group and had listened with apparent interest to the- latter jiart of John’s narrative, now spoke ujs. ' ' You fellow seem to think that characters, and plots belong to foreign localities; but I had lhe unusual good fortune last summer Ln lia;ifu n upon a rather lively day and meet some characters In the wilda- of an Iowa [arming community, tr my nerauru u£ tho day will not Itore you, 1 will try to give you a truthful account of it.” J ' ljr .VJ«rt|t-prwp e. g. a I [ IK AKROPLAN E [910 Tlit young men had been listening to thrilling talc all cvenisig un til they had grown monoton- ous; so they welcomed the diversion nud at onte began to clamor for the story. With a smile the young man hi“ MCi: t have hud an isriqui ' -isL ' Si uhle love of mba-hief, and a it might be termed, a -desire Tor od venture. “‘I wai traveling from New York to San Pranclfl+o, While buying my ticket in Chicago, E suddenly dcckleil iifiaji :i plasi. J would buy niv ticket usily :l fur a- HO HU m ra ; l 1 1 town. ill id. would gei o|f there and see what l could do. I picked up a time-table and ran ray finger down the list of towns through, which my train would puss. I finally found the that 1 wanted. The name, which 1 have forgone ji, was all that wan MCttMiy for my plans, E went up (0 the ticket office and wits politely informed that the tniin did not rU|i at tike town which I had designated. 1 wu told, however, that I might get off al a somewhat forger town sit- LiiLtH ' ij near by r and go to the city of my dreams in h local. I decided to do thin, and when 1 was comfortably seated in :i paufor «ii, with ;l itiagaiine in my lap, J Im l ;liii (O wunileC whdl 1 wOlild do when E reached the town. ! was sure nf an inspiration when I reached my dsSftinatipn, hut. 1 concluded that it might be welt to pLan mmothing beforehand., E wjiw disappointed in my iittem.pi, however. All that I could think of was to buy a drum, a bugle, or something, ami go out to serenade the town until liken up by the authorities. “Thra plan [ kiM, ilsmIv ;lh Undesirable, for severed reusoiis. The chief ol thc-te was that I have always hated � mean trick, and this w ' liicd to me to he pw of the meanest whirls I couLd juiewthly perpelrate upxm innocent persons. “With my magazine, the lime passed quickly, and it was soon time for me to change eara. This L did after a wait uf (If tct-ia minutes ih (he large town. About a hull ' hour Later I arrived in the village which 1 had planned rejuvenate, Et was an ordinary country town. The main street straggled along btstily, like an irrtftular row o£ dilapidated hooka oil 11 shelf. Du the principal corner flood a red brick hank, the touch of metropolitan atmosphere strikingly out of place among the rural surroundings. ' Having finished my survey of the town, I decided to take a walk into the surrounding country, and there idait my isC |HwteJ “When 1 had proceeded about a mile into the country, and � « -1 i!l without any plan, I was on the verge or giving up the idea entirely. Then I saw a peddler on the road in front of me, The coun- try peddler follows an almost extinct trade. He carries with him ribbona, doth, frinkete. and other artldes which he sells to the fiirifu ' o whom lie vi-.ii s. Ah 1 looked at him, an idea formed itself. 1 would become the chiimiMUti , the farm: ci-lat of peddlers. and wnulil defend their rails 1 . When he approached I spoke to hi m. and as E spoke E could, not help noticing how much wr were atilsi-, Our hair, cjxe, features, height, and build were almost exactly the game-. “G«hI day, said I. D you suppose that you could lend me your w agon for the rest of the aticnuKm? 1 will pay yuu fur it, and will return ike wagon and burrs; to you 1 01 narrow in the next town, ' Do I know that you willV’ said he, and he spoke lemarkubb good BitgUsh fw one of Ids profession . 14 ' Ob, you can trust me, 1 said I, ' Do you trust met ' ' Of course E do.’ ‘Well, then, suppose you. buy the whole outfit from me now. I ' ll sell for three hundred dollara. Then I ' ll meet you at the next town. If you don ' t show up, I have tlie money ’ ‘I’ll agree two hundred and lifty,’ said I. ‘All right,’ sum) h’-, grinning broadly, ' Give me the money ' - Du you Wsuil in change dot lies, t� T H Why, yes. That wouldn ' t la a bod idea, ' ' So we reached an agreement, and a short time later. arrayed in an old felt hat, a gray flannel shirt, a dilapidated pair ot shot ' s, ami a pair of corduroy trousers, [ Was sitting u5s.HL (he seat of the PflMfcr ' wagon, driving down a lane into a form-yard, My hand- and four I bad smeared with dirt, iind I thought to myself that I must indeed be a typical peddler, ■ ] looked up. 1 wufi now in the farm-yard, and a woman came oui 0,11 the porch mid fired an J iipfr Enrfp-rfiyU E. g. a. |’i i £ A E ROPL A N E ciLi! revolver into the air, 1 was, as you may inuisine, (palm astoni-shed at this novrf mode of recep- tion; Iiul us. 1 now had act down the gun and waa approaching my wagon in a perfectly peaceful atiiliuk-. I resolved to l(Kih (hutisjk liulhiliK uintsUal hod Cvl-itrred. The woman itood there- for fully ten minute . arguing? � tt ’hi ' price of a hit of (nrc, “J hiul alni 11 . 1 L forgotten tlrt- tiling of c hr shot, in eiijf efforta to return witty answers to- her sup- posedly humoTOM ri-ni.itrk and qUiiUionsa ] w;ia ri-nimdt ' d □£ iKn 1 . ' hut hy aloud j. liout from [bcn-aT, and a blaekunake wlnp landed with a resound inn whack ur mt1 n� y xjumlHlors, ] dci not know whether my courage had gone with my dot lira, or whether it wu a result of tin- whip, nr whether It ic natural for :t peddler to accept the ahuses heaped upon him, but the fact remains that E, the champion of nil peddlers, jiint|icil into my wajpvn. p at the whip to my htiTsw, and tied from the farmyard. 1 visited several other farms and --old several other nj-i i-rl i-s ; hut my ardor had hcen dampened at my first attempt, and I tiow only wished that I was UiTOiiKh with the businow. 1 wb frightened away from several farms by dogs which insisted on barking when 1 tried to turn into the farm-yard, ' It was nearly hup per- time when E drove into shr nest yard- My Ereeiing here auritfLsitl me greatly, for the people there, an elderly man and hi? wife, were both hind and friendly, The man invited me to stay fur supper, and gratefully nur prised, I accepted the invitation. At the supper table, hb wife said that E TvnmuUd her of her son who was working in Chicago, and added that I did not talk like the jM-ddtar who gi ' m-raHy came ihere. Then I did something for which I will always Iw sorry. The old spirit of mischief, which had beep driven uui Liy the black shako whip, returned again, and I decided to entertain the old couple wjih an imaginary ■■ic.iiy n£ my life. J copcocted ijtiiie a tale about my being ;,i magazine writer going through certain part of the country fk-Kiii.-vd a a jhiMIht, then writing a flinty in the mogu nine Idling about wlnit had happened to me, 1 could fee that the kind man and hb wifi- accepted the tale as the iruili. I am heartily sorry for having imposed ujwn the credulity of the kind people; hut I ta-lievo ikai what foJtowest hits punished me severely enough. ■“The man gave me directions, Idling to bow- to proceed r« the i«w� wIutt I was ta nin-i ihi- peddler. I hoped to reach this town before dark. I thanked the farmer, told him that he wo a real friend, upd then proceeded toward the town. “When I was about n half-milo boycnwl the old man ' s farm. I saw a motor-c-yrte approaching me. As motorcycles arc not uncommon in the country, 1 drew to omr side of the rtiari to let this nw pn . “1 then heard :i hank SwidiuS me, ami turned to look. There was another motorcycle approach- ing rnuu behind. arid hi-hinri that wjw an uut u. This, however, did riot seem unusual, and E Was groat ly startled when each of the mot or cy ft is- stopped hrhind me. and the rl river of each drew a pistol and pointed it at me. ' ■ Throw up your hands,’ said a man w hose fai« I could not w� because or the gathering dark- ness . 1 rampltitl, and wiis vrtnulering whsit hb purjKW- was, when he said, You are under arrest. An you goiag to cwnn quietly, or notT ' 1 Til came t uiel ly. r said I By this time tlie auto had come up, and I could tee that it wo crowded with men. I w-a ordered tu get into it, and did so. still wandering why I had been arrested and why so- much force hart 1-11-n used, Cnc of the men gnl Hint anil skirted tu drive ray v. agon toward the town, ' The auto then started for town, and in a .-hprt time 1 wo kicked in a cull id the county jail. The men were looking through the bam At rue a 1 would imagine a crowd looks at u caged tiger in the zoo. “ J iinw, ' vinil [hi 1 slu ' rilf, w ho hud a Large star over ense pocket of his coat, wo have you wik- at last.’ ' T ■waaTm-ginniny 1o hnvc ■ lew, ro E asked, VVhn do you ihink t H ' You are Waldron Curponticr, wanted in Chicago for grand larceny and murder. You hav t boon traveling through the stare us u peddler, to hide your identity l but a great detective found you out fmd p: ' L me nin your trad. ' 1 ‘You have the wrens ' man,’ said I, and E mill him uf niy i-xkarigo with the peddler. M ' That ' s a likely story, ' he stiid, when I had finished, ’Hfrwrver, vit will look into It.’ He returned an hour later, with this report: ' We are sure now. We know who you are. The man with w-honi jiku � h- tup per heard over the telephone that you had been arrested. He came down to fPbpr .Vimr i-Kmir E. C. B. THE AEROPLANE T 9 1 0 tflL us who yiju had told hLrih you were. If you. really Lire the man you claim to be, why did you tell him tint storyT “I eje plained myself. ' Oh. you ' re a aLy oik-. all riglit, Always got jin excuse ready, ain ' t yen? Hut E gut somethin ' uioit- to icll you. The man you claim to be k gol off at a town a HittSe dislatico from hero, and al- though we do not know why hr got off, we do know that the train was delayed, and he caught it, again by tenting a B-peedy automobile- Jfi-nr Omaha the train urna wrecked, and the man was killed, He wjlm rtrtgnired and identified by an Omaha man who knew him. You pmlmbly saw him when he ■topped at Llie tow n where you were. Then you, tried to pass « |F for him. You ' re a dy � i‘, all riifhe 11 [ was startled at this, bat I still expected to get oat of the ktiih all righl- The nest morning ;l man whom the peddler tint I suld indl to tbi- day before, came and identified me as the peddler, As I have said, we greatly resembled npi .unni hi-r. There 1 wa?, fully sdeniihed an a murderer and a thii-r. 1 suppose that you fellows all think that 1 got out nf it easily” The young man stopped and looked at hit listeners, They had been Hsterinj; to him intently. Mow, at the intomiptiOn, they became impatient. AVell, go on,” said Gillen, Mow ilirl you yet. out of the serai ? Of course you tot out of it idt right; hut we would like to know how,” “ftrsiLly. 1 never got out of that scrape, Maybe some of you Wlu� s can holpi im to get out of it, How could we help you? “Well, you see, I mode up this story as f went along, and now I ' ve gotten myself into a tangle, and eari ' t think of any way to get out of it. Maybe some or you nn think of a |ili� i of eueupe. I ' m sure 1 e-un ' t. And with those words, hi- ruse and at rolled away. — Elmer Schaefer, ’SH- RIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Harry Trask, u«« of Mew York ' s mast infamous and daring pickpuckH.t. slnwly m:ide Ins way to the mouth of the subway. Then- wore hundreds of people waiting for ears, Suddenly he esph-tl an elderly gentleman who Looked bewildered, Harry brushed pant him. In doing so he had estraeted a waLlet from the oLd man ' s vest pocket. hW iniuuH ' s later, Harry, seated comfortably in the subway rapres ifalrt, extracted from hia hip pocket the wullirt, Hi- oja-md it -lowly, making sure that no plain dnthes. man was watching. They all knew him. It tinned five un -.li undn-d dolkis bills. Harry chuckled gleefully to himself, Well. E guess I can take a tittle vacation no the .-urL-ngth uf that haul, he murmured. Harry gut off the tar on the Brooklyn side and made hi way tu the pier, where thousands of re- turamy aoMiim disembwfcfcd every dsiy. Taking an easy position, ht- at down mid watched u large troopship slowly pull in inwards the pier. Harry had evaded the draft, but itot of his uwit free will. At the time when he -should be fight I i:k the lioches in France, he was serving time In King Fiog. Thc troopship slowly pulled nearer the pier, A crowd of people surged forward. Harry Trask did likewise. Finally tlie .-nip docked, and the l� ys began to disomhurit, Just then, Harry, to Slid consternation. sighii-d the elderly geplletuan whom he had roMwl. The old mnn wins Iran tiralLy waving at a lx y in khaki who was waiting t« disembark. Tke hoy recognised the old man, evidently hie father, and waved in return. Hurry moved m-atii. Ten minutes Later the hoy had disi-niliarkwt and was at hia father ' d aide. The old man embraced hint tcndi ' riy. I have had newts, son, he said, The boy looked punaled. I ' ve lirt«h robbed of five-hundred dollar , all I luiv- in the world, lie continued, l brought the mottay with me today, thinking that you would probably need a m-w suit. «f civilian clothes! r- ' j t osw, as burner E. G. 13. T H E A E R O P L A N E 910 but in Hie Iasi halt limir the r ' luiney Ini been (jikt-n from my Yist jairkct. I um [hoxitiw ' jt wan stolen. 1 don ' t know wliai t ' SL do. Never mind, dud, l can v«rn onw money now ' replied the boy. I have used up every pruny 1 I ray thirty dollimi a moist h on l ittle necessities, but 1 guess I can find work somehow Hairy Heard every word. The wallet in his jacket mstiusS to get. heavy alt of ji sudden. A feel- inir of Tt-irrvi:, — jUMnethirtf he seldom fidt r eume over him. Could he keep this money? Could he rob (hi old mun who son Hud fought and raised hie life for the good, old U. S. A.? A tear slowly trickled down hi cheek. He wi]wd it off, ashamed to think that he could he thus- moved. Rut a strong resolution seized him. Once more he brushed past the elderly gentleman. who was miking earnestly with htr- SOU, and lost limr-elf in [Hi 1 L’xuwd. Ten minute. later the nlij mun put his hand in hi rout pocket; A look of amusement over- spread his fuee a he drew out Hi wallet. He opened it hurriedly, and drew out the contents. There were his live one-hundred dollar billu ' — Warren liugcrty. -L E r c ; B THE AEROPLANE I i) l 0 jf oretoorti The junior Ilij(!h SrhiwJ u! fireen I5ay A ju-f t -.i ubi ' .shi.-ii less t]iais two years ago. It w,ia in the nature of iui experiment, but its succos prove thal it Jw a definite [daw in hut public- jcrhoo] nynti ' m, Th - ni.nl h Krm Ji-, which i the Freshman Cl:™, in n$t only a part of the Eaui High School in Tact, hut also in spirit and in Loyalty. We, o( the Junior High Sehnoi, have ever licrn irmly to Utke iuii in, and to --upiirirL chi- aetlviikw � ( the senior .- huul. We have Celt an alniOHi equal ( iriii “ in its huc- tt� u and triumphs. Co-operation in the editing of tJi - Aeroplfliw hiwdrnw much tOKtren then the (otling of unity in the [rt schools. We moreover believe that out contributions to the annual have done not ,i little to make the 1920 issue the host ever. Knrbiii that wr hnuhl htiiLit, hut hut iiwil nEhli-li r LauTi-hi won in Coot hall and in basket trail , and the brilliancy of out intellectual stars give promise that when, as Sophomores, the Claw of I92?l enters tlLd Kiiwi High, it will hiring with it not only eiitbtiwnmm :nui jjood school s j i fit , hut also that which will greatly help the East High to maintain it pretmnl high i :i uiiiny; in athletic and in schol- arship. f ' lpf H Jjn- J JmHffil iro E. C. B. THE AEROPLANE g t O Our rVincipid hclis ' vi-s in bny mid niris,, iiitd that a lift devoted to their training L a tpoodi inves-tsiienl.. i ' -c i Obw-A niJrril-dbrri E. C. B THE AEROPLANE y 1 O Here ' s t o (Dor I car hers Sulim se efforts In if!! in ms hi Ihr Suay Cu sEjuufo i n, hi finite Ltur reluctant fed sip !hr steeps nf litiufole ije, ainh hi rreste hmlEiim us rui,ht foeiila— luiEl uefier lie forgnlleiE ElUn Jntphlnt P i , 3 k Mildred Clark Jun Cady Erva Marie Krri ,1 Jacobi Ellcpard May C Lara Tib-baltl Jacobi McCormack PaiOld Patold Papr f)fcd ' A « M iJr il iim 1 E. (i B. ri lE AEROPLANE l y i O Ma NitKal o-n Ctira SthtrF H, F, SuUon Lillltn 3un4V)ri E.Heg.pi ' ri Amaiul.1 Vtrmfj ' tn Helen Hall Katherine By-ram J ii jr t fin r-Jb u n iir d-jirr E. c; B. THE AEROPLANE 910 - ' Uflt U n r- h u n iV tarf , ■! £ JUNIOR HIGH AEROPLANE STAFF [£, G. B. T H E A EROPL A N E I ij 1 u IQ20 - Junior High Stall - 1920 Faulty Advisor Em Marie Tibbetts Editw-ji Chki HartiLil HlalmLk As. ' j; [JlliCS. . . Dorothy Elliot Omer Ciiadek Utenty HinoLi; Ai’nilcl W-Hfred Bogart Loretta Hannon Elsa Grimmer Socio] Lwtoirie Tws T(Cona Kt ' Hkct Art . Ah nes Walnwriglit Florence Colburn Cartoons . . Wm, Reilly Domestic Science Frances Nickel Hath Rods Athletics . . Wm. Dusenbwiy I Tsonah Alice Quintal Jokes . Jcwpbin® Tennis Archie Borman Mimic, . Margueritte BrundeHlietu Albert GOTiriaiuHcn SuliaL ' rlfiiic ii.s Austin Si rniabel Lois Bel] Snap Shots , . Thixtclrtn.- W Sgitlan [. ' hiirh-.-L J wnncs Reporters Florence Jenskc Byrle Campbell 9th Howard RedSlru 1 Delia D«ines461i 8th Herbert Kmuw Robert Jones 7th QjM , -A;unLfrKif-«rrr-a e.c.b. - THE AEROPLANE Junior High Class Officers Flare net Cal burn VicV ' -f ' riaictnu Harold Han ten PK WfrtK Aualin Slr-n.ii hr I Secretary Pufrr IV r-A kndiTd-rt jrif h G. B. T I I E A ERO P L A N E Alk-ri. Frank Arnold, Harriet AijsLri, ArvjLLu Banfoueh Edwin Bardouehr. Wilfred Barrette, Myrtle Bender, Genevieve Benedict, Kenneth Berman., Mamie Berman. Archie Bet ten, Elizabeth Binnish, Henry Blubnik, Untold Bodart, Alvin Boehm, Bernard Boehm. George ESoeart. Wilfred iJfaehm, Helen EJrandenberc, M argaret Brown, LeEand Brushy, Alvin Bunion, ALi-cc Campbell, RyrU: Chadeek- Homer Chariest, faffludind Church, Trueiiuiii Church. Myron Colburn, Mdreury Conanl. Albert Conard. LouLm C urrier, I’brnailvt lc C ounaid. Vii U.I Daley, Wayne Davidson, Jerome Davia, Lais DelWlClbe. h 1 1 1 ! ’ 1 •: M . i ) DelwJclte. Joseph llfriLs, AiamJaie.il Dervese, Arlene Dis, Fred Dockry, Patrick Doh erty. Hi-i-v anl Dost, Tluoilure Dusenberry, WlUlam Edaeu, Clurerioi.! EdlliOek, Joseph Edlhtck, laruzs ElLloti, Dorothy ' EiuJeriy, EldreA Erdmann, t ' kirem-e E ig, Harold Faiki ' 5. Clement Fiedler, 1’ttiby Findlay, Thomas FuUfuivr. Violet FsfL-Hjue, KnuTH ' iLtz Galt riel. John Gajafsky, Edna finiDi, Wilfred Gerard, Luctlle Gcrtnunsjon, Albert (Class l oll Grellirig. LouE G rybowaki. George Grelllng. Isaliel Hannon. Ethel Kart, Bernard IEoTO� n. Theodore Ham : -n. Lester llutren, Harold E U ' uriN ' n , Thomas Hendricks, Gladys lEcnninjpi ' n, LtkIIil l!rn d. Merle iliynen, Emil EEiiiiz, Florence Hath, Marlyn Jacobs, Warren Jensen, Aliev Jensen, KtlieL Jenske, Florence Jolly. Kniri Janet, Florence -hi iiirt. Darrelle Kernin, Eunice Kittner, Doherty Kn .„ Melvin Krieser, Leona K [teacher, Lloyd Kuhn, All via L ie- , Marie Lagers. Laura LamlMdu, Beatrice LftPlan le r Daisy IaReau, Harien Lawrence, l.loyd Ijelhert, Valina TjeWgen, Gladys LeGault. Kenneth ’LcCaptain. Prosper Lac ' ll man, Helen LuhasavitE, Emilio Maas, Gladys Mae-. Oscar McAllister, Arlene McAllister. Fred M eDonough, Mary McIntyre, Pearl McGrath, Margaret McGinn, Margaret Miller. Florence Mealy. Leona Miinatian, Thelma Morrison, Gordon Neuman. Evelyn Neuiier, Marie Nickel, Prune . Ni-ckol, H-tden Olsen, Beatrice O ' Neill. Alice Orde, Mabel Belkin. Floyd Peters, Mildred Peters, Edj.a Peterson, Ellis Phenh-te, Arthur Ties. Dorothy PohL, Arnest PommEer, Lorraine Prevot, Gladys Quintal, Allff Rafor, Otto Haymaker, Herman 11 ' . illy, W ' ilELam Reels Ruth Reels, Naomi Rogers, James Rosenberg. Ssnali Ruf, Harold S.yTnnL E ' loy SagiTmasi. MjuU ' LI nL- Sander. AVllIlct Sati ber, Akd Saubor, Jnscjsb Schmidt, N ' eiz-mLai! Shiv.v, Ken nrth Shekore, Franklin SkOEE. Edward Snavely, Georgy Spe ' iichck. Elnlnt! Stei nfeld 1 . Newton Strasclu ' wsdd, Huili Strati hie]. Mitriun Strati be!, Awdm Slrehiow. K;ij mutid Suplia. Churl c Tots. Lorraine Tennis. Josephine Thii-maii, Edward Thleman, Katherine Thit-y, Ida , t’lui3fij- ii, Mary ‘E ' ilkcii-, Joseph Tooneit, Harold Van DcrcL Line Vanden Berur. Katherine Vanden HftuveJ, Julia Yliu Duren. Cvdla Van 0 , Albtrta Ywser, Sylvia Walnwright, A Eire A :dilo, Gertrude VlA-ry. Joaephinc Wheeler, Clayton M h it comb . Martha WiKniam, Theodore W ill uet, Irene Wii uer. Edwin ' Anita, Wilbur F.ahurlk, John ftabdfik, f’riink ZdelLcr, Mabel J- ' ujr (JM. I «’■: i ' ■ NINTH grade: E, G. B THE AEROPLANE q 2 a Pnpr Onr-ftu Birrif-rJi ' r n E.U R. THE AEROPLANE g z a The Junior High School, ha been u part or Green Day ' s educational system for only two years; yet, in that short time, it has tilled ;. great iteed in the community. We tan readily sec what tiie advatitugca of a Junior High School in . In the liol phioc (he schuul has. more inspirit? ich ' .uI teachers, Thi-is due La the fart that esu ' li teacher list ' sja-ciiiliiu-r) in her [lurtieutar branch. 1i,lh sfjhi-nl long Vi -ar in study and preparation, and iis thus enabled to give the student ' i intensive work along these lines. Stoiertiw show that in a city where a Junior High SdiMl lia Iona hern an r ai.iM-isi fact, fowtr students leave school in the eighth grade, as is too often the case where the old grade plan in still used, The course of study in a Junior High School is more enriched, Riving student of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades — opportunities for special instruction in Domestic Science, Art, Music, Manual ‘L ' ralniUf;, ami Physical C ' ultnrr, Ilcnj, I l:c individuality of the - I aii ' -nt is hruu liL out , and Utent Meat in some (MTlieulnr line w dhjcovern.nl and ihmllpnir In general, Jutnur High ScI:ik I xiodcnls are given a liriiaiii-r Cntrluuk, l y coining Ihtti contact with more pm;� 1r-, This mult in an oxchungo nr idr.is through interfiling rjisruiss-nns, and in (his way a democratic spirit in encouraged. The ability to s.poak before a Iutkc group of people, i urn that many adults lack. Junior High students learn to talk cosily and with no trace or setr-co risen out- ness before (out hundred of their follow atudesita. The Junior High School prepares students for the Senior school ia a much more efficacious manner than does an ordinary grade school. When Junior High freshmen reach high school they have a definite J toward which they ta-nrl :ill lfo-ir onCrRMK. Tin? fouitdalfort for rtdli $l! and for (food eiti nship is thus laid; and every year the Junior High turns nut a well-pro pared, widUruumittl group of boys and girls, ready to lake up the more arduous work in the senior high school. JSjflf ■il-n’-An � 1 r ■ , ■ I «Wr, G. B fHE AEROPLANE 9 : o JUNIOR HIGH ' S BST” FAMILY t prlrori in rid Gnm Whiri- ¥i t;n Trill-! iivivy -rl ■ ; Tti Lit _- n ' : J I jlI 11 . .anil A !i - I -a Lmi, And hi us Live- us H� - ' i� iiiii li ihil tnw. A p� -r K-hwl y-mj ih-w - |ni-1. In I rLi-i i-’ir ; I h -j 1 I li: - w h M ! I ■ v 1 1 r ! 1 1 ”vji ; IV-rlmi ■ mu- Chihli hi- mul ' l i-jll I hi ' btaL, ■ii entr tar tkm-.-d timily kno� ii ai ’ ' Mt ' . K Lh ! Tbi-y flwk in llfri-cliw nwm« «-id All the hah’ |{ kd til- jump I hi 1 ar .n- rpdla 1 .1 • ••!. ur--l ! r; • � •: . j.- : !• ! • • am, Hfilihl rli ' j ?! ' in 1 r£ ■. a hiraV+nSy ' ilUi Vpppb-H, bright tat. ctsitar. and y 4 Th ninrM: mil -.P ivli-«l j.’ry ' vi- m! _ Tin- tkbkert bahM yh e-urr paw. st-jp rren rliirfj hlarjnrin 111 ’ |p nurunn ]!-rrr._i ' krW. I-. -p ith. I . .1 ' ' j lilllr ’ p-p , Hi-r pflh-i ,-L Wendt- «u U pnil ' ihAdi’h p-sh-h The hf nil boyi JiMl ' iv rfi r -..-n. 4 1 iii:i-j ,-harm I hi ' h-rarL ! Shnlpa ' p ||ua-’-:i Viiu kr. ' aw Huwud L m ■ h ■ - r I WiLheUt k -Jou ' l ' L, Why s -i. iLi ICowanl the girU all pfcour The niUliTPl k ' lir.lHT ip H ' -mard Hill. A fine s ohing I id. very ele-vw aed tmirt . Lnu ' i Ik nrnrM ' oar vrilli mil raw. Ih- irAi ' ihvL mnrr lEjxd.nc Lhin Ihr auh. EtuLh It ' H-i s ij. i i ‘ill y 1 }h- niWTl ' ' tat ' A irlt-ndly r-:-l and 4 kindly lent, [ ItuEhfirVi rrvnHo P’ -Jim EIH-I. nn h. ' r mj, Smiling; prnL hav|i . ' La ;r I I ihiy . In rjtadgr ' a rai -a h-i ' -inn. nricn mppmi ' , T !-.- 1 1 j : ■ ■ - J L pi rl with •■• ' •••• that In-aht. Ub KLdhrJ Enilpfliv. tiur ruttri be . ILp-u;-. Jijn .ar II gls ' ’ ipMtftas pen � ml Wjr- IhrUHlP ! ‘� � hi -Lf rov hr, i ' l:r-l ' Harm-! ami Kmim V. ' lh lifcpa Ik tfifL y o yd t ' dkln’ ■’ «J hj ho t h-ir-d. Ttip Jeud ' - ' l k-30--! Hi- riwrui - rwry wa=-H. Un perms pT nM r«r the fan 4y w nvdh ' 1a i| , i« ml 1 Arid hEan.TT. S I rra 1. 1 h ! , Eh wun” . will Ih ' Elp [hv rnJ, Wnrki-iE bmwl in hand wiLh uur liEElv L ' lhn ' lr-, Ar ' wni.- [ h-i a kr. cir v- honL nVre ril 1™A. ISIpn-l™. rdL-hvadP. nd hniiwstta j. f-rw, ] Vn-’y ;tp 4prhraL, wilh a : ud rj wr. h jr. AhJ S.-lir Iri ni- Wil ' i-n-U -jiliiij’ aIuIuI. The- ddwr’t ri ill. hue Lhat‘p nra perr h wtciiie. K ' lih ' ih Sbka. «ur £S ' .-kL Ce- ' ii ' kl! Mir. i ip- proud ' -M ri Hkita by ! r, Ki- irrmy rh’- ' l - miL- ' -I Lhp vwivtiw! rlii ' -J, Hon- I p n; v A ihl Tull ' -’i. t rank KiV ' Titk. liHkk ‘i ' h Peoria ( III I h‘- .OMWItal , Al-V’- Itnril-m, w«r rnriura. Vi - all Lc-v-i- I hi- p--T :;■■■ r , 1 1 H ! . i !“. i i i k _ Li: Tu-L, li ' :- ' jhahln ' k ' Uy llikL k f « k hriOk, J ' ht liiE’y , aa.y [ ' uni il- r r-y , ll - tiil’Ii- lad. Aod iTh- dfc r-M|. A ' i ' -lin, think’ ilVlty LmvI Thai lariiHri ' : MKiitin, ih. ' i I- ila— ,-pl r tl ' -nn ' l Ti-L una h-ii I-Tillm nr.d VipiB ' ■ prril. llut Ci-wkw P-iikViiy Je� � raori- tbu f alv util pmlk. |[t e rK- lr- ' -IliV ;. ' iiri|� M f u.v ' vp -wt, Inr a while- Wv kit liVe- llarnhl IliMib CHU [Lmiilmt. rtflirr, Hv ' n. I li m Crii-nillii ' iL cor, L It i t rrC liuy i VV-P _ Inr i”simp- , i l i ; mi hj.v r 1 1 ls. i I- eP ■ li ■ Uwlv 1 ' ifi ‘-VpLp _ evccy IM. A iih’-r fkiBily, It’ hard ts find. Hut in neLhiiaf Ht i nur mlmri l� rt bphimL Sf.i ri 1 ' ' la m r faitulyr, hutiae of tin- laL ' V Trui-sl, ili(”’L, amafti-’t. I-- ' J 1 ' ii 71 - f ' Jnr A u p ilV T. T-! h i.-t I cf|. E. G. B THE AEROPLANE i)io 31 n JWemoriam Frederick Cull entered the third grade ot the llowp F shoal, October 14. HH-S, and nt the time of hid death, wad a member of the Freshman class of the Junior High. A.- :i student. He will hie remembered as n bey who singularly eager, happy and enthusiastic in !:is ttditi, t hen nny ssprchd subject was presented. (or study or investigation, it was with him, nut a question nf how little he tHtld do, hut hdw niLieri. FRFDEliKJlC CAI-L Burn At SttfVcn Point, December 21 , 1505 . Died at Cliccn Jlay. Sc pt l-i s ' , I m- r 27. 191S, FnxJtrirk Call was a la y of sterling character, clean of tho-ughl, deun of speech, clean Oi luihirs, He had lvijh ChriKlinrt ideals and did It is best to live up to them. He was controlled Jry (he Co serve. He wah tdw-aj-s- liciin till iijis to help people, and w-ns ever looking for the opportunity to hud n hand. With the remem lira nee of Frederick, one associates his 1 m and taste (or muaie. On various mtiaicnl iu 1ru- nwnts, he endeavored to express the muaie that filled h is life to overflowing. He was u Iseautiful singer. Although chat sweet, tinar votw, with iis fiw proiiibe, is still -it will not soon be forgotieji. Fnsderiek (Cull was every iu.ii a hoy, with every prospect or becoming every inch a nuip. tu every rotation, hla enthusiasm abounded. He enjoyed hii work, he enjoyed hi play, hi- enjoyed Ills u oeiations with the folks sit home, and with the friends at church and ,’lt school. Among his p:.ri icnlnr boy chums, he was a I avorite and a Leader. And along with the en- thusiasms for I lie jMwsing day, was the i-agi-r forward |nnk into the future. He dreanwid of the fine service lie was gnlng to render a a civil engineer, when he should have finished his studies, and ho had begun to plan for that career nnd tn prepare for it. Lets, than fourteen year.- is not a fang time to live-. Vet those tew years wore so full of hufipi- msw nnd onthusinsm and seTvico and clinraeter. as. to have- made this short life n very rich one, and to make us all feel thaL the real measure □( life U not the numlwr of our yearn, hut the quality of our living, JWlK eiF.-hu „f... ,k E. G. B. I ' ll E AEROPLANE agio f tatfpr fjnr-A uniTrr ai rr n t t. a TI IE AEROPLANE i 9 ; o JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB The Curls ' ts-lii- Chah, uf lunlor JiisTi. wa ormmiEcd in September, smd Ondet the ui� cr- viai.011 of MR- Camille Mayer. a profitable and BEiecesafuI year ha been spent. Meeting were held weekly and much entlmslaflin wan shown by each member. Their initial apptsiruiuy in trn As-embly iktIckL at the Orisf-lraas ftrogruin, and a delighted audience iLppluiliilMl tMLeh [iiimber vignrOiudy. Members Secretary flcin-jLi’L- JliiiEz lorn- Van Drn ' l Mildred Ftsrisli Florence McMaatv? Ethel JeNsujL Ejdsiu Peters Rusaliml ChwIeH J(wpMne Tennis Sarah Rosenberg Alice Jensen Murk Neu! cj lorruiiie ' ] e« I .ilrin- I . : l r i -i ti . ■ ; l i j Madeline Siigi-nnjni AccamjJHnisE Dimlnr Margaret Mtham liernict- Leadholm Aiiiira Miller Artuali ItuJc rich Isabel Gn ' ilinr Leona Kriswer Helen liraeni Mai nil- Dermun Ethel Niejahr Marilia Whltenmb Evelyn llunnon Ruth SGraaeheuski Florence Erdman Carrie Hansen Ar villa Austin Dorothy Piet Mi™ LaUrw Myrtle Mans Camille Mayer ORCHESTRA The Junior High School Orchestra directed by Miss Mary Slaughter, is a musical nr-gunisal ion «f whirl: the MihtHiL Lt proud. Meetings arc held weekly and great progress Jiai been made. The oirhieii.ru appe-ars in A -emblj :i:hI :ii various school puttier and program?. The orchestra cwsist.s of Alhrn fri-rinasiKm. JoNOpli Tilkrrm, and [jeLand Jtrwu. i ' uact viulin Rw; and Sarah Rosenberg, Florence Miller and Clarence Edges, second violinist?. JUNIOR HIGl IS MUSIC CABINET Oh What a Pal wua Mary Mary ThernpeOB Carolina Sunshine .. .Tom Finley Take MetO That Laiuil of JiLSit William Dusenl crry I jet the Rest of thi World Go Tty Ruth Lt-atens Daddy Long Leg?.. Frank Kahorik Ruby Uernudette Currier Oh, What a Girl . . Ruby Fiedler Freckles.. . , Tom Hearnden Baby Jim. - • • Jim Rogers AngEk Face . FraitOtt Nickel Kid Days. . . . Freshmen Vamp Catherine Thieman Mammy 1 ' liittli- Khutllins; iJunee Howard TToheriy Slow and. Easy ■ WiffCtt Jaroln- Fluffy Rudies MarguiTiU- UraiKii ' nlHitg JSjfj l.ljf-Sii nir tf-iittn h e. a b. THE AEROPLANE 1 -10 I’ace Onr-S ■IhHWifNM ' KH Th ART ROOM e. c. a. THE AEROPLANE 1 9 1 O Tin? Ail Department of Junior High is practically new, Shis being tlic ftr l year of it existence. Art. Sofia looked upon its non.-wscwtial, now has a definite place in every school system. Tlic “Three RV which formed the educational luisls of Long ago, are ho fongn the primary factors in education, Scimc-c, Domestic Arts, Musi e, Physical Culture have proved their worth, arid now An. the pioneer must make good, The theory b prevalent among parents, that only talented children should take Art. For every geitiiu. there are thousand ot averafie students in whom a low for the beautiful can Ijc cultivated. The variety of the work ranhOl kelp but JijJpCld to every child. With few exception . every one seems to love water-color work, white designing is a universal favorite. The hoy find printing, the making o[ posters, and animal drawing fascinating, white the girls like the making of attractive desk sets, work basket , and the decorative work. Ixsvcons in charcoal, object drawing, paper-cutting, mottos and curds vary the work. Lesson in . ' iTchi tenure, undent, middle age and modern, awakens in the chile) a de-sire to see and have attractive and artistic humus. This, with picture study, and the lives of tho artists, give the class some test book work. Attractive note boobs are cton piled, with outlies on famous pictures. It is amusing to see Ilow children without any apimrml talent can gradually turn out ln-autiful things. Thu m-aitvt instinct Is so strong that with a little application, wuikIitEuJ results are- had, HOME MAKING COURSE The Hnnn- Making eourse was given this year in connection with the weirk rfonc in the Art Department of Junior High, A class of forty girls met every week fur half an hour to discuss prob- lems in pcnonnl appearance and in the home. The dominant aim Throughout the work was chi- cori- sidoialion of the home as an opportunity for sHf-cipre iDti by the individual members uf the rlusa. Here the courses in hygiene, in domestic science, and art found their place In vital application. The -work ulternaietL from week to week. Lessons on the home, with, Lalks on interior decora- tion vnero given, and following this, rante h-ssoiia cm drv.-s. In connection with the former, ideal rooms were designed, in harmonising ' colors; n living- mcmi, a dining-room, and a sleeping- room. In every instance colors and arrangement were discussed and criticised by the class. The application ol the words — eliminate that which is neither useful nor beautiful was clearly brought out, Portfblics writ- iiuulr fur these Lessons and those uel dneics. Miw, the first problem was color: contrasting colon, primary and secondary colors, am] t hi- intensity of shades, The class discussed tho color which each particular typo- ukould wear, Red-haired girt found that red and pink detracted from, their coloring, while green and brown but enhanced it. Onstumcs were designed for girls of school-agc, and each girl planned her winter and spring wardrobe . Clothe wets ' : discussed with regard tu sukshUlly to the indivsdual, appropriateness to the occasion, and warmth and coolness. Corttjmfta Enr school, far afternoon, for evening, sport clothes, and those for street wear were cut from fashion sheet and mounted in an artistic arrangement, thus making a useful and attractive portfolio. IJ-AJ-- A u i- d r Jfd -y 4 fj i| E. G. B THE AEROPLANE [ 9 ; o ' iT-jr f i ar-A a mlfrd- n r ri rfr r« C.G B. THE AEROPLANE i 9 i o HOWE SCHOOL CAFETER.1 A Fw the past two years, the domestic science department of Howe Junior High inis been conduct- ing n rafru-ria during tlus winter months. The cafeteria has l ceis a derided nucew i this year a- well ns last- year, H has Lntn the aim o( the de|Mftmcni to serve a v hulrsonsr, well ImIuucmI Mini [nr fifteen cents. Mw than thru- ir.i.usand Iuiu ' Ihn hnvi- been wrved tins year ;md ulxn nine hundred and. eighty cups oE cocoa. The following jinn sumpk-s of menus served; lleef Loaf Spaghet ti mid Tomatoes Mushod Potatoes and Creamed Peas Rolls Kdlls Apple Pudding Cocoa Cocoa Scalloped Potatoes llulvtolui Prune Pudding Co«m Creamed Macaroni and Chipped Beet tool’- and Sandwiches fruit Jello CtHWl Tiie lunch is served in the Sewiiiff Room by the girl of the Domestic Science dosses and from the moment achooL is dissnUred at noon and ilu? fire-t rush of happy, hungry youngster descends upon iTih ' ji|]fKli:-’.i2! ' array of fockU, mil it tin 1 Iasi Conner sx -rvi ' d, the dining ruoii: present-. a lively ts«i� . Some of the pupils «f the school briim their own lunch? , adding « bowl nf hot soup, a eup of hhu, or a hot dish lo the home prepared meal. it Ls a large undertaking without a regular lunch room and it attendant equipment and means imii ' ii lord wwk -mil personal sai-.fi flee. but the results have amply repaid the Lime and work i-s; pcndi ' d hy ill.- i , -iLi ' hi ' ns and sludeuts of the Doifu ■- ' ■Lip .SeiunOi; Ph ' jiciTSmriiL. JPnjjr U -i r - ft Li r , mi - 1 -! iJ y E. G. B T H E A E R 0 P LANE ] 4) i o Tap Rd w -rSk e-[ - 1 1l- n p i ' i d e-n - ' -■ Pet-a r dm -.S-li tu Dahtr Ly E, C, B- I ' HE AEROPLANE ! i i O AthN ' nits ni, Junior Jiis.1i were hti ' idic pped i y the lack of a gymnanLum.hut tW lH ys were inter ested enough to prncciw at the Armory and wiki hhvit Juilr � ( the game which they pluywi- The foo? baM I i lump jl rpllnws; —twin, Shiiw. Morxiui; Tackles, Cifirot, Church; guard , Houston, Diuenbefiy; center, J. Hubert qiLorterhacI; , Doherty: halves, Reilly, Shoem fullback, Captain Bunker; aubei,. Doi-kry, A. Sauber, Suavely, Hart, Counnrd. The basketball season was more successful and five games were won, The captain of the team wim Shaw, with Hcariuhn. venter. Shaw anil Eteilty, forwards; Evrig and Doherty. giwrdH; and the subs were Church. Skosg. iJusenhi-rry. and Pctr-rwiu. The boon worked hard and played well and should lieu noticeable addition ( ' ll Ea t Efigh ' s iuh- letics next year. They had no coach (hie year, and arc looking forward t the 1921 season, with Mi, kondou as coach, T. t ft otl-t La -L Fait Jifi R J o C 1 s Rr QM ■hit ' Wnr-kunUivif-nrrAj,il , i v E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE [ Q 2 O OUR READING ROOM Our school h,w many different rooms For study rusd for test, fSut tlLat little reading room of ours. Is itif. ■ room (hot I love iw-it . [1 represents li two !:■ ' foijr ifk TlHtfTOW n nd sn 1 ai | , A solitary m-np hnnics there To (look its barren walk Ij OiIU heiidlCs Stretch iU’NtH this room ill! ■.■■ hu ll wi � S( to rr ■ : l i d Our Iprscuik each and vwry day. And there out trouble plead. We ' re seated kero as a b c. And :-o oa down to s. My initial belli what it l S ' vO lots of njmpany. Threo bays lucre are, and then mm Tin Who Occupy one bench, They twist and Iutti as iT they had The rooties of t he trench. We lake out Beats as w .■ are told. And then with rolU-aU diHU! We Ojsim up isur i o:� ks Ip read. And some to have their futi, Some preserve a serious air And Hlurfy in isreac trim, let one there ts who in quite cfeoll And I fCiUsl U-lt of him. 1,1 Richard He sits nt-xL Lsi ran 1 Here ' s som lhinsr to enjoy lie t.iT, r|o just what he wants Because lie ' s teacher ' s boy. lie whispers somethin in my ear. He only mean to tease, Vi ' t, if I ' .utji, Miss S-Tindbi-rs calls 1 want attention, please.” it takes my pencil Pulls my hair and causes me to iret; ! chi?e not squeal on him Iwrausi- You kn r-A- he ' s- LciLi ' ht-rV pc(, And stiJL. with all kb, harmless tricks. Miss guild here ' s crush in e rule. The room that I love Iwst or all Is OUr reading room a! m ' IlOO]. E G, B. 1920 THE A ' EROPLANIE FRESHMEN p. ji - r«h.hd t ll LHT - 11 kir. u .c-a fi’T Cu« stiiuda for failures ol which we h«v � few, K MUintlai for tight, which we all hope to do; E BtuntE for Vittel lent rhack! wlalirh. we |{i ' i, 5 for Ecnien; wi- ' ll Uwpe yet, H standH for Henry, our Presy so dear, M L Hands for niieht whicn otlic: aehool Tim:; F.J siftntla for our entrance to Old East Hit ' ll, N sIoskU fnr jif.vni ■■• • wh k-h we ' ll have lay s� ut by. F ' up-tjHi -l umrr’f ' NM r i.V ' .fi ' tr EIGHTH GRADE E. G. B. THE AER0PLAN1 t i) 2 0 OUfc Alii CHAIRS Oh! tIn 1 iMwm+ ' sji, slippery art ■ hur-. They ' re the «iu o of many a l;roL-r . ' r For you ' re hum- to laud ujaai the ltcn r, If those; chairs you try Hi us-:-. Sik ' imrs were suit on them To deaden sill the notM- But HO ' i they ' re ti_- d :i.- L-iirri: ' - , By :lII the (tirls ami laiys. GOOD AML? BAU TlMirt ' M jit-a CElciH|;h ljinJ in C h l- Im- L i f -.i , Tb pinkL- wneuigh good in the ri --1 of uB h Fw inFUmee, take clever Mins Kairnon, E T anyone ' s good ' it.- she, Still; ther.- ' rt just ■- rough bad ;n I .un-itu, Tu nuke -i iriLii’ !i gwd m mr, m f 4 ■ ; b r i ui i r Si 1 a aK pr F h i ■ ' t sf t t, - «d T a+ tii Thi , Vv h -i i Vv,t Hi nr •‘■i ■ i s rr r evnlgiiiV E.G.B. - THE AEROPLANE OUR FACULTY There ' s Mi Eryam, and Mi™ Sandberg, and Little .Mis; Vnn en, W hirt«-L L hb.[(irj ! and reading work, of QLif £X.I U ftce L the bane. Mi� Klli-giud. Mi Nirtiplson, Mi . ' and Mi (Dark, Their lessons given every day, Make us work hard for a miirk. Mb Scberf, and Mi McCormick, and ML™ Tibbetts for live arts, Th(3? HhOw uh haw Tu dr and paint; Id make good |i5es and latts. Miw Slaughter and Mi Jnrobi, m the morning jt� t at nine. Will make us sing. and sing, end sing. tVe love it every line. Ml™ Cady, and Mi Pa old, and Mr. Sutton, coo. If we sit idle for a lime, they giv-e ins work Ln dn; But. all m all, our faculty suite us down to the ground. We couldn ' t find better, if we looked the world around. rrtAtJtYTHING Our Junior High gym w one of the bwt Of course you know thin is but jest i With its swimming pool, so nice and cool K ‘‘Everyt blng- Our basketball floor i smooth ns a door, Our bosing-ring can accommodate four. Wf win li! I the games We don ' t give any narais- M ' Everything. Our gym, of course, is airy and large. In fact, big enuJF for an army to charge, My dream grows dim. Where is our gym N ' Everything? 1 9 l o -Es. rtSc (Jni-riiMtfref-ref«li-Jwen E. G. B. THE AEROPLANE 10 10 A FEW JUNIOR DATES AND A FIG OR TWO. Septendier S-Sriiool opened with attendance oF 3-H pupil , sued five new t«uclint . SrpN ' irtlHT L i The Domesilc Sefcmce dan made rocks. September 1 7 FEnWtp.1 . Everybody happy. Scptcmlwr IS Homo-making class ontaniwd Under Mk Tikbcttn’ u] rYiaon. Octolwr 9— George Lent started schouE. Octolier U -The day Frank Zuhurik came From now her. , CctolMT 12 • Cltun nflinrpt h.iU-tLmI:— H arold Hansen, president % Florence Colburn. vic -prwtd«lt; Austin S. Straub cl, secretary, Ckbtbfl 14— Tie Hansen cave a balloon demon (ration in the Main Roam. October Ifi — George Lena ' s Micond appearance. October 16 Knot ball ream organ! tod; Ed. Skogg elected captain. October 31 Hallowe ' en party, November 12 Football with St. Norbert ; tie November S® — ' West High Freshmen lo.it So our boys in football, November- Si TlmukiijEvIns: party. November 24 First oppesirnttoc oi J. li. S. orehe-tra. blbvemlwr 2ft Gum-Chewing Club formed. with lleairicc Olson, president, Larne membtr- ' Tiip, December 5— Fire in. cloak room. Myron ' s hair caUihi fire; dish-pan brigade to rescue. ' Sec cartoon,) Dcrertlln-r 7 Three new pirlurcs purirliiiSOd Ift-f Art Room. DOf ' OPnber 8- George Lorot got bis hjmds cold, also “cold feet”. December L — Glee Club appeared in assembly. December 1ft — Domestic Science and Art exhibit, and sale, I’rtoond Slt .ClCI- Dc-eetriWr LIE { ' hrisunLis vacation. .1 ami ary 5 E3ri : ' k In dm], .fatmary 14 Joe Sauber duwvrmt tbnt by IciEiSfing 1W tin. angle of reflection,, one may -cc sfjLrs. also planets— Mats, etc. January IS AmURetls celebrate during Teach eru Meeting; [Juvrnljrrry and Hausen officers. January 21 1 tus kr : :i1L result organised, with Shaw a?- captain. January 27 Fat Eltdcrby adopted Long trousers. January 2£i — Teachers got the Flu ' ' 1 January 3ft— West High FresSimen defeated our boys in bitskrtbo.ll. February 3 — Kcienn: cIjlskos kail a new teacher to look at. February- ’$ Co. ]t. ddnUd HUT boats. February S 1. H. S. joined forces with E 33 . ! . in issuing true ' ' Aeroplane. Junior High Staff ap- pointed. with Harold HUiknik as editor. February 1 — “H i-iue Hiigemcister gave a military demons t rai ion in iL-wt-rnhEy. February 2d Cjittov-ilI at Kidd High -J, H. S. vaudeville star performance. Murt ' b 16 Debating team organised. March 17— St. Patrick ' s Day The Irish were much in evident . March E ' J - Junior High School defeated the AVeat High Freshmen in EiaskelbidL March £:.t -Ticket contort . March 20 Patriotic Cantata given by Jiiniur High m Turner Hall. Proceeds SU5G.72. March 27— Ralph Joannes visited us. March 2S— Poster eshlhEt. March 3(J ItiLscEmll ' cam organised. March -II Wilhemiim Kheling returned from CidEFornia. April l April Fool ' s day. Several J, il, S. student celebrated, birthdays. April 2 — Firt-t nice day. Skippers ' I’nion incorporated with Gccrp Suavely, president. April 3— Vacation- -Good Friday— Labor Saturday— Blue Monday and Nut Sundae. April 7 CSirls, anaiLrus ' dance. April i Bobbed hair epidemic. PlWMtcc Jcnske tlrsi victim. J ' -v-r Or. A , nJi ihJ-Titi ntf-cijhl l. t; b THE AEROPLANE gio April IS- HoisMHOahEug OLrls Had a party. J. H. April 1 Si Class plras arrived. May 3— J. H. £. robbery: 37-M I sl. M:iy 7 — Rollw-akatinx party riven by the third, (ourth, and fifth grouap. J| y l(— Junior Hijihi beat East High Sophum®™ , 56-4, May IS -Aliev Butdoii hail her Arithmetic lesson. May 2Q- John tiubrid appeared in Long trousers. May 25- Tom Findlay, the artist from South Cuhllaa painted Florence Colburn ' s portrait. May £7 — Riusdl Houston turned off Hi brlllUm grm. June 2 — Bicycle Brigade in Ml force; skippers out, June J Art and Domestic Science exhibit. May 7 — Six. Falnwr-KHfliUHiuii given Junior High students. May |0- RoseoeSt. John 1 fret lunehis ended. SI wonder Roacoe is no fat. May M — Home-making Girls had ;■ Eaevm Itai . Jum L J$— Failures started studying for cswris— several left pvets until next year. June 17 mailniv party. Sad farewell . FINIS, A 1920 F.P1DEMIC We all can pet colds, mumps, mr. isles, and 111, iiut we cannot have thins like omr rdk do, A new epidemic is spreading around, It :dF.. i ' t.-; all our atudente, m I have found. The smaLi girLs apt 1 worse than those big and stout, And lwys do not got it. of that tlicro ' s :nn doubt. They say there arc reason ., why yc . in Iw suth 1 . tVI-.y shouldn ' t there be — it has such a lure. The sympttari . and sign aK 1 Stire to appear. Ju t wail for One moment and then yon will hear, My hair is e thin , or “ll ' . fillinf out, Are you sure, my dear, whsit you ' re about? Mary tells mother, and mother tells Mary, Miitl.i-r is angary, and daughter contrary, Father come in to. settle the matter. He issue commands, a mud ;w n hatter, (iarln are like sheep: they follow the lender. H, Bobl ed hair ia the style i.so listen, dear reader.) First me taM 1 murage, then all become bold. They ' re shorn of their Int-Va, hlaek, red, or goLii. T movies they’re gone, Mm, Castle to sec. Who St l in the latest Fashion decree. And how this bid ' s creeping over the town Even the parents and teachers all frown. Of course WC should punish these- faddists. 3 young. And rarely they can ' t be imprisoned or Huns, Bui tu Greenwich village they’ll have to iso sent, And then at their leisure each ne will repent. Tliis |Mrt of New York where the artists ail dwell. May east o ' er them all. si urngnCtle spell; They ' Ll play ukeleles, wear sandal nnd smnrk.s, And ejLch will continue in bobbin® her lock . PVrJr r w ' 4a mJrr J-fo rnfj-h ' Hf E, G. B THE AEROPLANE L 2 O J.H5 CELEB R I T1 E5 — 19ZU. } J ' ivi r I fw-A’j n-Jr-r-J-rA !rly SEVENTH GRADE E. G. B. FHE AEROPLANE ! gio W IIY? Why does Josephine piny Tennis when Ruth ii.«cL-C Why d K- l ciTriunr T«-s when Nm-micn aiul Truman p to Church? ET Clarence has Edges, is Earnests, Foh3, and William Rwtly? When Wayne is Daley tardy, is Ruby a Filler? Did you k!L U that Harold has Jl M ariorl, a Etrawlsill :iim 5 : I TreiS a traroL Will I j-£ ji pCJLiTV . 1 Fro per when Florence ' s Cole burn ,? Why is Agnes Wnin Right, while Ruth i? lolly? Is la ' land Brown when Archie is a Bear man? Why dot Helen make Graham, bread whim Alice beoome a llunlun? JUNIOR HIGH MAGAZINES Judge Independent Country Gentleman Cjoad Mousurkwping Red Booh Vogue . The Elite Amtrimn Roy Vanity Fair Womans Home Companion Modem Priscilla World 1 Work pLifiular Mwhtnira Review of Reviews Little Folk The Musk-ian. SdeiLtiiii 1 Amenc-an Motor Boat Mr. Sullen Hortnw Jrwiske Edwmrd Delwiehe France Nickel Myron Chu™h Ftatonoo Colburn Dorothy KHSot tnd Alice (Quintal Bruee McTnnLs Ruth Levou Kenneth Shaw .Marjjun ' l MrQtrni Abe Siimlwr Frank Zshorik Franklin Shekore Del or is Dandow and Fred Hansen M fgLieplir Rrandepberg Melvin Kress , Austin Straubel r ' «j� tint ' ll iiHifr of4fc i‘ri v ‘iltrtt i-;. c. b, THE AEROPLANE g 7 Q UNCLE SAM ' S RE UNION Out of (he big 1 event at Lbe year wsis ihi play lL [jiti!(e Sum’s Re- Union, given al Turner Hall, on Much £6ih, This Cantmn wsis given Tnr Iho twofold purirfste uf romplybig with the request of cht- government, which allied that an Amen cam ziition play of some Ricucl, given to keep Up the -I-iLrii n£ jiiitnotiinri stratt-wd during tlie war, and, secondly, to earn money [or the Junior High School, Doth puipwcfl were ijlezirililly an OrikplL-lsiXl. Frank jilwrik faithfully rejrfesented Unde Sam, Lind truly portrayed that gentleman ' s palri- oiU Mi good nature, common sra:..-. :iud lave tur his children. the fariy-eiglit stottst, who c-ante to pay him. lioinape and render allegiance. The Geddi-s of Uhrrty Uu Bell) won tin; loyal tiff-cot ion of all hi-r mil ijei:’i-(. Mr. Cvr ' RMy ' Jerome Davidson !ood staunchly by Undo un, believing thoroly in firo- pwncdeo G Ur. Peat [John Zuhorlk diagtiwed war, a disease, and pronounced pence ii curC- SuiTrage and A to li -Suffrage aigm-d ih true woman 1 ! fashion, Marguerite Brandeiiherij insisting that woman ' s place is in the home , with Agne V‘ umwrighL queHiiontng whether she should stay 5 there sill the time. Marion Strautai was convinced that the Pit is the pmi-crful factor for good 6n ihiu country; but no nne could hear Mr, Pulpit ■ Kenneth Benedict: preach (he doctrine (hat ‘ ' fairness and squar - nuss in buslm-sw and in politics, oil week days an well a� on Sabbath i the remedy tor every evil. Mr. Mrawy-Bags i Gldnil Kmh-rby explained how the wealth of the country could be inverted in schools, libraries parks and [duygrogiuts which would help in making wood Americans. All these sound and kitsh-sl argument brought about the -complete AmerLcaniswitiosi of Mr. Hyphen Theodore Wigmam and made him pledge toll loyalty mid allegiance to Uncle Sam, Soldiers, Sailors. Boy Seoul--!, the Bust, the tVi-st. the North, the South, came to show their will! ngm-sH to aerve their country whenever the need arise - Sung , dances, drills, as well si inter- esting dialogue , kopt the audience interested and amused. The eftmhlnrtl effort ol pupils and teacher earned [or the school the sum of 3350-711 the lurfeeat iurro, be believe, evi-r taken at a school entertainment here. Mi!- Clark ' s Tamily proved to 1m. ' the boat ticket sellers, disposing of STi-itfl worth oE tickets. An u reward, these energetic people wen 1 entertained at a party. 0?K- u 1 -- ' .rfrf-ih T rJ y -i in. ' E. G B THE AEROPLANE t 9 2 o LIMERICKS BY JUNIOR HICKS! There was a ninth grade named Suavely Who HtiiTtud I -kip ' . L ' ry h ravH ' l y ; When gnt t n t fs - hall. He heard ' Trexy rail, ‘ ' Com iHtck here, young man, or 3 ' ll whale yc There was an eighth grader named ftedline, W ho for lunch stood one day in the lireal line, IVIuti hrslarEn ' d tn grip. Then we all saw the pin, And lie naw no more of the bread line. There was a young follow named Carol, Whose conduct SrndnT enucli merit. Hi ' kidded the girls-, Ever those without eurK And talked most a much os a parrot. There was a young srientiHt — Abie, Who questioned us all like a baby, But, h::g:iL the liny [s„ And ru’cLti- ' . like :t w hirx. Hell got to be president -maybe, There was n small lassie named Hurdon, Who couldn ' t agree with Tom Hearnden, SIlc was lively and gay. And h;nl lots to siiy. This jolly young miss ASEee Burden, There was a young lady named Zotller, Who fell down the atairs to the cellar, Site saw many stars, liven WnU iLhd Mwrs, Ami cried ,J 0h Mother go trll her, There wUf. u young Indy named Tennis, Whose Lessons were to her a menace, She studied so hard, That on her report card; She hat) many hundreds -this Tt-im I k. J ■|,J.- rt.t }r 4 lUi rli, f..yp t sT high commercial department The Wonderful New Triplex Springs End “Rough Riding” All Lb.it up liil.i 1 cam( oann. - tut why go up? ’!0 Lh the new Overland l Lbe wheels and Springs gu up a lid iH ' .vn, f oElow iitg the bwtiips and HMiglnsrs? evT ihe fa bus ear and yj,nenjteri. ai e remarkably free fresn ordinary idlls And ijrJ, Tile rti ' thect point SUipensitol Tfiplt X Spriiifcfc la OveiUnd 1 giv .in tntlfdy li-ew kind of Light .car riding cttinEait. Instead of twisting. iWAyiii . jolting, tctwclng — instead oi mu h riding, the passengers in tile itew O ' -rrljiid- 1 tfEidt smoothly along 3 lie spring allai hmritti .il the rud of J lilt-inch Spring-bast hcuki lor this cat of UjG-iiitEl wlireltaie the Htjduit5-J ,ltii jr ad-bald ing ability of a long heavy ear. Overland Ts tq.v ip initial is cenflel( Teona A’.iln-Lite atari iug and lighting In rain- vision wluJibiclJ See this isnuiual quality ear far yaurseLl. 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W E r OLE S A l E GROCERS iiifj||i!l|jiji]i[Jiii 1 ' Paramcn j nt‘ L Teas ' BraumonY ' Cl ee jisIi W-nlnui St. THE CORNER LUNCH 34t S Sl ]Q7 N. Bnadiny BUSINESS MEN ' S LUNCHES HOR I GRDLSRS AND HOME PASTRY OUR. SPI-.CtM |Y Tennis, ftynn ft Ttnnit, Props We t sc the Best of DuryfJurtg II IE PUBLIC i -A i in i ears Ji. ?|i , r f hart la ijj. fon c I li iit my meals at the BE PLl: SED EAT PURITY ICE CREAM •THE BETTER KfND (. You j mil notice the difference) ORDER SOME TODAY MADE IN ANY STYLE TO SUIT THE TASTE c;ri:i:n bay ice cream dairy company Ui 1 Vur Ate PatteurizAl mi.lipj DONE:- rit’-i fSN Hku. [.nvA RAErS BARBER SHOP BEAUMONT HOTEL GRLiEN BAY. WES. ALVIN SCHNEIDER stoker Quality Photographs I !■■ faik ' J- in English. ilunLcd, In Chcm ; 1 ' hfy howd him icugWy hiss. I ' d liti; to rrtCct thi; gtij T hn xjtid That i[iiuitsini;e is bliss. A I phcftftj : — An Lrtow led m i nj ' an :n induct inn, I think I have met you before. h Yety likely, E worked a( ; .n ircsjRt: asylum nmylimc Jijio ‘ W e mata k only the best in (he Candy Line FRESH PAN CANDIES AND C-HOCOl .■ W. S THE TASTE TELLS 1 RU£ ASSORTMENT OF BOY ( ANDIES ALPHA SWEETS THE “EDEN The U ' nit ' of ashing Machines LANGSTADT - MEYER CO. ’117 S WASHINGTON ST. A. L. GRAY SON DRY GOODS AND CARPETS walnut at Broadway MURPHY -GROSS CO. in NiCJfA 1 1 1 WASHINGTON STREE I Clothiers Importers Haberdashers Green Bays Smarten Shop WE SPECIALIZE IN YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING CADY STREI ILOW X I I OR X| - vs- vi I..YXY SO Beilin Building WILLIAM P ENGELS, Tailor si i i s-m ,u l:- i ' o.orimzr opa=c)5-i 1 1; prlss.gaie ' I i t. green 13,-w. xusconmn I l.nrv .l-Ai A her whirl hr cuu It! jyve hi. r e -- r Christmas. She replied ErtoiJgh £J| ndy i‘ hi I my sh� v I k L-ni her .1 ten pound box. irKl no the ist ' i ' uir it all oil ( A •u.-.is Lulled to I hi oflkr to pax .1 fin fell m:irtin ; up hi ■ de k |f Rl-jittI udd him hi ' ; charges wrtL- iS cents, white the u li;jE tl ' urpL kid ken :i «np YY kit ' s c he cS.tr j j Cents for ' Jitkcd Cy. ’ YY ' Jir I ' iJK’ Mf Rcu.nl culmty replied HARRISON I I AN NON Druggist It Pays to Trade at — PHONE u we dei iver Camera Supplies Toilet Articles t-uick ' s IceCream CHRISTMAN CROSS CO, The Store That Satisfies ' Moiri undl Webster, Green Eiirv. WN C. A. STRAUBEL CO. Own tme Operate mmonia Cold Storage Plum Anlipu, Wjj, VliiriiTfi, Wia. Clintwivllk. Wis. ShawunoL Wis. Ciillelt, Wis. IX-nm.jik, XVJs, I .cn.-i, Wla. 1 UKCtnbufg. V 1 , ' is YY 1 L( cnbcrji, W it Garrett Studio Creen Bay ' s Modern Studio, on the ( Ground Floor at 224 Cherry Si. Fred B. Garrett Photographer Citizens National Bank GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN f pitai si kpn s wn Mnivir5F.i prof- c i s DEPOSITS OVER Sj.w.w WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS GRAND UNION TEA CO. Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Complete Line oj Groceries 114 SOUTH V A H S I NO TON ST. GREEN |S. Y. VV 15 . C. F. KELLY SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE gF 3 ' ■ ■ ■ 12C5 E. Walnut St. Telephone 2.640 $nd, Bur True. A link; East Hfpjt Rush Oik nuihc then m n-j) odd. W-Sllked HiLlt mlu Ik V ' he re dwell u wolf su Julie). I hr wolf devoured the little Fitwh, Than felt a pom most keen. E le deed of -Ullv; thill Freshman w.ss vri green Jimmy Crowley - I |nw is it you etar ied me thirty writs for lhk stave Tonaortal Artist : — “Five «nts fur the stave, and iwo-blts for the use uf the mknevDpt. ' Good Clothes HELP YOU EVERY DAY Hart, Schaffrter and Marx Make Them and Alt Wool. That ' s Why Thy Wear Longer Homer Maes G . W ashington m Walnut Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Protect Your I ncome EARLE MURRAY. District Manager min w E. Nm n.mM; It ? J n ' dock nnd ill I was � cfl, Suddenly � voice cried . ' 1 Inivcn . n byr r ' s in i he hnow “ .i th.«N only rhr TuhK.r plane screeching iwlf, ' (truwleJ .1 un l voice After -j % V5U Trunslut |(?n In French, Mr ' . Bodlcy - Thai k ji very free tran. ' vliit Ion McWHJtur Snlfahl. Saifiird: — Well, (t ’ 4 i|| Itul , i-.n ' i it 1 M . A . O T S T A D Groceries That Satisfy PHONE f7frf7Q WEST WALNUT HQEFFEL S ROOT SHOP 104 A. Street PECARD KASS Exdu.it vc Mill inery and Art Needlework Hi E. WALNUT STREET THE WOMAN ' S SHOP FOR Gifts, Girts Corsets, Fancy W indsors and Ribbon Novelties An Education is necessary in every walk of life, whether one is to become a Steel Magnate or a Shoe Repairer Our Aim has been to educate the people to appreciate quality and pre- paration in coal. In This we feel we have been successful, THE C. REISS COAL CO. OFFH EIS W Vt. ' VSGN SI 1 nuilX.I I ii- s; v vsi iixii io si PI ICJM S 1 pt AWM BY ‘.HrvBE ' ' l,Y TuF SRti Kapto l..u i 4 PRokote K ViY- Som or rnr „ Aui 4 .Sc fV I KA(y KAi C-LD R_Y AN QXFF f ' MA IV of _AF r i r,s HrfcRH! r iH ' f i rixp-.-p SFtC t- ' STi ■AT ARTIST P EIYL-lfS imo- Byfth .5 l KiDN ' r£lfT : ak L 30 HlRDi SHF .LJtifg ft Tflit. ' ftOlh- ' r the ORr N TKlS SWt ' JIfl L - COW-itf ? R J.kP TTP PAVCFR -rw R E 5 f i 4 - K AFT J , ' K CKO WARY or THfc KJCU TEAfa Yjj£E _ r [ts =fe u?r;ixJ Ulfr THii- h iA . p I fl ’ T rt ri S Kvrnu 1 T-rAtt Dt t-.- jP n ' E T ' - $■ ' .% UVRD ' , Musri THf Si l £as C lOf r -ft) ff £ £ - CLASSIFIED DOCTORS DIRECTORY DR. E. S, SCHMIDT DRS. ELLIOTT RUDOLF Practii ' L iti iJeil ta PHYSICI ANS AND SURGEONS EYE, P-AK NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES It $ Elliott. M D. , Ftcv PHkioc i I 4 5. F Rudolf, M. D„ Rev Phone ij t CfuHi Firm Ph !fK 4 7 joti Eklliri, Green Ed], , Wia. Office Phone y 47 Green Buy, Win, THE CLINIC Dr. W. E . Fairfield Dr. W. H. Bart ran Dr V E-. Lciipcr Dr JJ. Robfa Dr R W Kispttt X-Ray and Chemical Laboratory CLINIC PHARMACY - Pure Drugs DR. JOSEPH BELLIN ' DR, E, G, NADEAU PHYSICIAN anj SURCEON PI IYSE CIAN :tnd SURGEON far the Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Fur nJ rhe Mlilithidn Bur Jim; Eye , Ear r X ' osc and. Throat Phone 4S 43] 1 Vi 1 n Ikulilinj; Claiwi- Fitted Green Bay . Phone t-oBo Crecii Buy, Wis DR. F. L. CR1KELAIR M Z. VERNIK [REN. M. D. Physician and Surgeon Green Bay. Wk. i 4 Nicridiin Bid]; Phailc l?? Office : — IXzcRiteflu Eildn, Phone bfrf-1 Re 1 -. — ttlj t.h:L,j$;u 5t tViTD ReMdcnes ids 5 Jackson Ofliee HdUf] — imJi 7-j. Phone- i77i rinj! t Kl-j; No. i Si I ' DR- J E. McGINNIS DR. J. J GILLJNG Dentist Huuir ; ttw f(i iJ oo, 4UUl l -io Lo | ; dd EivL-7iirip K Apj-HihrumiiH Plxini: 1 I I Vliiwhan i u -:H Given liny V 1 , i%_ [he Radium Institute of Green Bay DR A! ST IN O OLMSTED, Uuttfcir Practice Limits to t he Radium and X-Ray Treatment of CANCER AND SKIN DISEASES DR j. B, CHORA Dr. I V. B. Cojfjfeen Dentist Specialist l touts : LJ [HI (7 A. M Electro Therapeutic , Cfirortic Diseases [[Of jmd 7 tn K F, M Telephone wp ' iVllner l?ld . CANCERS BRIGHTS DESI’-ASE RHEUMATISM I 1 Alii 111 NERVOUS D3 SE WES E( :I1 i 1 PARALYSIS GO I N RS BLOOD POISON TUBEROt I..OMS FRANK S. Foil’s Demist So per tent of «ilt caws of T«lxreu]o?iis «n Jill Its forms com be cared bv the Cwi ' isoted Steam Treat roem jdvco h ihv tnhaliHornim. i!U£memed bv the Ray 1 rent mem is ( 5000 £ landlc EV w - fr 3 he™ peat it 1 Jimp. [ he ( rta[est Gecmieido kraium. M Office i lcH.tr-: ,-f til it ri. ni , : to p. m It senimts bv Appointmrm Office JJO Residence Phone j; Empire fUock ( iit i n Baj . Wjs LMTce id Floor. Vitim turn Itlila,. fli ' VOii 1 la y . Wis, RALPH M. CARTER, M, D , : r. A. c. s. O. C. RATHER, D. D- S. Bdiiin Building it: j Washington St Phone 4L9 Green Bay, Wli Green Eliy. Wiv. L, J. SCOVELL DR. E. R. G REBEL Chiropractor Dent is! Office E-fc nJHI c) to n 0 , ns-. to f Jind y vo S p m Office 1 retire,: Sundays by Appuiniment lev | 1. ,snd s ' JO 0 f Enaminot Ion Free .tit Minohan Building F 1 tiet c iij DR. L F. O’CONNOR J. A, TERR Dentist Darter of Chiropractic a n§a Phone 1 ?io a I to-ci Beilin Hidji Green Bay, Wi.v Mina ban Bide Phone 179 OarfiMKr die Painter Sefwol of Chiropractic Green Eiiy, Wis. Kp 1 no.it r aphid X-Ray Wurk . 1 Specialty ruluL-fcy Fdlovr. Pvud Vjin L: l Ti:n sentence ’■tvoild lead whom of yuu instead vt-hri- of you ' Miss B: — DiUn I. yuu ever hi.ir .1 teacher IV Who of yuu did this ' ? E y aul . — ' No Mii ' .im, they always iy. ' Yw did thi ‘ Mi K: W ' hai cfoes ' Divine Right ' mean 1 ' ' Robert DuC- ' Divine Right ' iJK-uns. divinely uppuinted lu the throne by Cod. Why is it that there is VI ore Sold in Green Bay. Than Any Other Brand of Coffee ? Simply “Quality”— That’s All Joannes Brothers Company GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN J II (JOLDli M ALMA SAMUEI.SON GQ| I 1 . N Mi FindciM-Ti; — ' Vh;Lt ie language 1 ” Pfianutt- Ffilrteoli: — ‘ Ernt he this here iu(T We talk with. A Ni ' h Shin E H?n (lti 1 E.ikhcir Question. Mr Kcifiopa Why some CsiptUiliM- have fi n descended � low j i« cmplin inhilt tllLV! jf pkjiiple ' ' Vuice frum the rear; — “T he iri-fh’ SOL. P. HUNTINGTON SERVICE pj [ONE r t Lawyer BADGER PRINTING CO. t?t Printing to Book Binding Ruling, and Empire Block Loose Leaf Dei ices Green Bu . Wi-wonslri ina-ro: U W.iSnwi St . Grteri Buy Wis Ill ' s J I’Llft. ’ Wl tl ill w;i y broke ' ' u]l nrf Erisr ; We have no coin eo btaw. , t wish we were i 3 f cukes erf sciLst, Thun we could raise some dough. ' RAY DUCHATEAU BICYCLES ATI 1LET1C AND STORTING GOODS j Pbw Street Phone i+to MEIER - SCHROEDER COMPANY Wholesale— I I .OR 1 STS- Retail Landscape Gardeners Shrubbery of All Kinds ml N Washirtjpun N_, Phony j ij Greenhouse. WebdEei ' Avc., Phone 1 1 7 1 McDonald ' s Drug Store APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE VI IN A] LAN ' BUILDING J Von Clin ' r Cnnf, TrlepAontr Mi — ' ’Quinton, mere you infkirifi during ihf leetufc this tYturninFC Quinton : — ' No, sir, I never Sulk in my sleep, JEFFERSON BILLIARD HALL Cigars, Tobacco, and Candy DlSTPJRl TORS I lONOt.UI.A JUMBO PEANUTS ! r? Cherry Street A P, VonSchyndle. Mgr. SUPPLY MEN ' S WOMEN’S YOUR CLOTHING BOYS MISSES COWENIEIsrrLY ON A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT You need not pay alE in jo davi. We ar- range Term to ujc you. Style ,ind Quality Gun runt ced 227-225 L. W ' aLnut St. Green Bay, Wtn. Take a Tip From Beni. Franklin When Buying Groceries— SAY— “HOW MUCH IS IT INSTEAD OF— “SEND IT UP CASH and CARRY 7 he Sensi hie V ' ay It Huy Groceries DENESSEN GROCERY CO. Stores in all parts of the city, There ' s one con- venient to your home. idiiidiriiE ' c Oufiht tu Kmm Tills: -Fur e hu ouiTiLns. t nr t h Sn n-cly Star m ■ -.r , hhop plan 1 K� fllfer— so far im condition ' ' ! ifcilS permit— a Regular. Hon c? i ■ t 0 -Gondn c htvIk , n School Supplies and Stationery It has bwn decreed thill Test Books— not Supplier, mark ytat u, iM pass under government euniful, m i� tpcak In shore, the selmul btwirJ will cnausc in (he Book Business LONG LIVE THE BOARD? L . C . SNAVELY , 4 1 o Ma in Sc rest Mr. Ream. YouVl- a StJChorfiurc, arm r you ' ’ ' Soph:- No. sir, J m n Buh.mi;m -Wonder Why? H 1 1.:— Why didn ' t Ru ' -sm export the RolL he fore they did so much daittapr? HtU — Maybe V infurd S in Geometry - [he whole i% greater than the -urn of ip pyiri CARL MANTHEY SONS 5 1 LVERWOOD, Aio iumfliis FONTAINE Cart Mam hey 1 lcrmait A. ivLmthey McCREERY Chas. E£. Mane hey 4 JIT-447 South W4S+iirlj;!on SlriH ' t Tetephone f6i CR.EEN BAY, : WISCONSIN Mimskin Jkiilding Green IAj’, . Wjs. MORGAN’S BARBER SHOP 1C E r Will not Street Telephone 543 LEO HORBINS EI.ECTR ECA l- SUPPLIES r 1 7 E Walnut Street Green Efci y r Wls. ENGELS ' SHOES SMART STYLE and SUPERIOR QUALITY ENGELS SHOE STORE N Washington Street Mr Bachur ; — itiftakinfi ui ' l in r ha 1 mnEJIc if itrl mpblULiOn U� spoilt. E« u a udunt who lva k«. 4 ; ifttf OUl of tlh v. induw ' j.nuK ling vihj Icaming v. MiU-rlv 11M ' Jj-juLs; — ‘ ' N- cv ht. I ' m listening r« you Scrtiur: — ' We pliiv Skmikilt =ii Vtirinclte cnnuirruu F rt Tin- Who pneht 1 - ' if A Portrait by Sheffer The Kind You Like ta Sea SHEFFER STUDIO Ground I -lour, ico W. Walnut St, l l Massopust Sign Company ART SIGNS— PAINT itfci E Walnut St. : : : : Green Bay, Wis. Mr. Uitijih: -(espjaininft ihc electric machine bv xtnivly mming il.1 N ' w viri Shis is [timed by a criirtk. ' Class: — ' Nitr ' Har! P. M. MVDON, Barber l id S!. WashiriJlturi Street tureen I’-iy, WiKonsIn .TIEFEU j?? 1 ! ! l£-Lri i n i ' j I F- iSria V- 344-304 N, Wu inpteDi SL YOUNG MEN ' S CLOTHES of INDIVIDUALITY and DURABILITY GREEN BAY SHOE REPAIRING CO i j 4 Cherry Street Btirbcr shop opt ei at r :i m ; Clim-J iiflLr Kpm I here if. principle Ifi pwoplt. H:iir Cutting, JS-c: Chlldmi. iflc. eif«pi SuLurdiiy; Shiive H Irk-; _ t:tss,usie-. Jh, 213 PJM : . SI PHYL. JANELLE, Proprietor REMINGTON AfetiFLJ EFFICIENCY TYPEWKJiliKS find SUPPLIES Gea, W. Doherty foe Bd lin Bkfe. THE WARREN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone IJ ik ' ILm Bldg. CrfiTCn EiuV. Win. [everything lilcctriea! Wirt Frames lur Silk Shades Supplies for Floor ansi Table Lamps A. B. C. Electric Washers Regina Vacuum Cleaners TINGLE Y ztj Cherry St, Phone 19 HENRY MULLER CO. Fine Tailored Ctothes Furnishers, Hatters, Shoes Phone j i f j CORNER MAIN v M 3 A 1 3 AMS STS GREEN ft AY. WJ 5 Kid St tiff Mi� f.irk-bvpv I $cn Aik Thill ixncil is tcx shore lk;n: Well, sl N yoynjf yets n ti thiirtn.- Ln� (p aw ROYAL BARBER SHOP fTbink Wultcf, Praprielor PAEORS HONED CHILDREN S HAIR Cl TTINC A SPECIALTY kjj 5. Washington Sti L-t Green Bay, Wi� . POSITIONS? Wu □ re able to fill about io ( that come to us Our graduates are in demand because they are WELL 1 RAINED. In session all summer Everything A-i and first-class That’s why so many patronize GREEN BAY BUSINESS COLLEGE 7 he High Standard School ' Pine St,- Telephone i ] 04 E. p. QUINTAL. Ptoptteutr 5. P. RANDALL. FidJ Sterttary COI lEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home oj Bargains m OJ R MAIN AND JE|- PERSON S |N FERDINAND j, C0L1GN0N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Beilin Bui] ding Green Buy, Wis. “Pnftc Sampson ' 1 Fcnthijr: - ‘(Jtn, whut i the jjriDC of .1 h;irru:1 pf C|h, iJr 5” L [Jtn Aik: — lt( I f -CCJHf- cta-Hi ptif if vtMi tarry .1 with jumj, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co, PjAJfflCi Your Income EARLE MURRAY, District Manager MINAl IANI3UILDING LIBERTY TIRE BATTERY CO. P hr. Hie liio li C. JcStin, P’rapriftQf | jo -S. V-aiihirt[i;ttin St. Vulcanising and I ■ ' ! i | idi.-tpiii i Diamond Grid EiilULTLtS Fcdi raj rj . rj - ■ ■ ConJ jund Fabric Battery Re| amng Green Bays Quality Clothing Store for Men and Bovs DU BO IS, H AEVBRS CO. Thf 11 iJifAi-afaV- Stere 1 6ARDWARE, FARM MACHINERY. AUTOMOBILES, AND TKAC ' ltiRS Conurr Main -mel Sts. Phumc iq? KOR BRICK fCE CREAM CALL ZA DEN ' S Cor. Washingtcn and Wninui Sis Mrs K: — What is a polE mi ' A. A (flit pliitLfl i.in telegraph pole Sir-- Bodies : — Wtwt is the dilfcneriCC hcto-Wil ' purtttttc dr inrc and potatoes ' ? 5-fYWdiT Scrlaur: — ' ' About iwu Jnlliir--. There are L linns fur VHKk’int 1-0 Iflciigh at n juke; i. l-iiunh when it ' r, funny. : J.uu|;li .il. faculty jukes [Not fx-eaust: they are funny, hui hccju : K s pcjlaL 1 , , .i CLOTHES For Young High School Men Active, nfc?rt, alive young High Schuul Men want Owd Looking Clothes — Good Hearing CEotln Our Summer display lor I ) IQ li ilil eKedknL it sample (if ii ' tiflT huge ef- forts TKECOM ' J ' LNL.N 1 ‘AE. ■- mak- ing to give yuu rhe utmost m value and nin I he new sen son ' s nssofiments -.ire- mi citfitpry turns t vc. si varied— ihc v«J. ws so unusual, the styles and miefcU exclusive. HVlish, thill cVcfy demand is met. $25.00 to $65.00 We Aim to Give the Best in QUALITY STYLE SERVICE Orpheum T hea t re jo r Superior En terla inmen t Paramount — ‘Pictures -Artcraft EXCELLENT VAUDEVILLE ■J ' dV Road Shows and Feature Photoplays Telephone 384 , m� kiin llisior 2i4 5 Lnuitunv compute the lur 1 ■: t� f the oulnnics in srvo und 1 r r 5 l:‘. M — Wlvv-cf-m wrat cxUnnics ihctt w-ii � pupuhitic } cvl ithaui SfQQO. ' Mr Ikchcc: ' Well Lomhsmi. whin did you ttud fut hi iory ' ' 0 Lamkau: I siudk-d abiatc Greece in oo U. C Mr tiflche-r No wondee you ' ve foruotcen n I hey Are All Coming Across The Bridge The Homo of Good Clothes WHY? There’s A Reason” Flatten Building West Green Ray. Wis. Are You Hungry - Lei ' s Go To Bur’s I-twy noon our Webster ArtfrtMtf slow j ' s th? Mecca far the girh and fellows who enjoy iiur ' s Home- Made pies, cukes, etc., hot from 4 tir lHyiU, and ' fats of other ' GOOD Tl IINGS TO EAT BUE GROCERY COMPANY CHASE ' S FIXE C] IOOOLA IK CREAMS ( WV SlQnufactitrt Thtm) Fresh Pan Candies M E, DAVIS. Lawyer boi Minahan Building Great Bay. WiseorLiin TOOLS AND CUTLERY (QUALITY GL JAPAN I EiliD) Morley - Murphy Hdw. Co. |. i? are always pleased to consider applications far employment of High School Graduates] GREEN BAY MOTOR CAR COMPANY CHALMERS- MAXWELL and COLE PASSENGER CARS OSH KG 5} I FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE, MAXWELL TRUCKS DIAMOND TIRES W.H. St. John. prop. 316-318 V. Jefferson St. 0. J. SIMON REAL ESTATE BUSINESS PROPERTIES 301 Bdttn Bu ilding JET NAIZE” When You Get an Aetna Policy, whether it be Life or Accident and Health, You Know you have the RIGHT THING I. S. P, HOEFFEL„ District Manager jojMINAHAKBI II. DISC F. C. GRIMMER Drugs We Sell Property We Buy Properly School Supplies Vi e Loan Money ice Cream FOX RIVER LAND Soda LOAN GO, int) MAIN SIRRRT yj- .IS ULDC Minahan, Minahan, Minahan Duquaine 201 Minahan Bldg., Green Bay , Y 7 js. Viciur t. . iirinh.in £h?rv K- Mirrohan Hugh A Mmatioi) Edward M. EJuliulmim: Ait bur A. Ttiielt “GOOI BYE ANXIETY ' 1 Moral : “INSURE IN THE TRAVELERS i HARTFORD, CONN. O. T. BRANDT, General Agent -lOK lie ' ll in Ruilyinft Phone tfjo Mas- F ' ft h:.r ■i ' flft [tvr mutter wiih ,Sj|as Mumer when In- hid that hr tidwand P. ■ — “plctnc, mam, he kid ji Jit fth.ru Is- lilt Gcrnmn diet ' SludcrOr : Suutf-Rnun ;mij Kini ' 4t|5C£. GAZETT ' S TEN CENT BARS ARE THE BEST ALWAYS FRESH AND VI [OUiSOME Don i 1 Forget (he H inky Dink. ' ; .Made by the Gazette Candy Company COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY GOLDMAN Graduating Gifts W c have a full anJ Complete Line of Pennants, Pillows, Fountain Pens, Etc., Suitable for Gifts. ImJJi G. H. SAGER MAN’S ws epot Fund Fiithcr: — ' How is my in xjccriiijt iltinji in schtiol ' Pfinripijl - ' He -■ tki 1 1 hjL ' k -im llit; ;m ithi.il imm nnd nil Elk: a ' jiv txick in In- New Facts In Literature SiIjIlutc ■■ [flut her, Mills Stm ' irt, nwitkonLtl nan i nt larc.iE. in leu minjf. She jfsr.ihLi ‘heel ihi! Rhine Right of King 1 - ’ Vl 1 i j r jPdfHMdjr Solicited larkl Gr ratty Appreciated KERSTEN DRUG STORE WE DELIVER PHONE i6Si life CHERRY ST, J U L 1 A N CON A R D ARCTIC ICE CREAM CO. Clothing C. lira Dairy Products Furnishings Shoes act’ North V n --hirighjn Street Telephones 1 1 -56- 1 1 s f t]KI ' .[’,N £ 3 AY, WISCONSIN - Palace of Sweets � � - Fine Candies, Luncheons and Ice Cream GIFTS What can be more acceptable than a Picture ” A pic- ture is never used up. never put aside, but always a pleasant memory We carry a large assortment of mostly imported prints of old masters ranging in price from roc to $ jo. You are always welcome to visit our shop at t? N. Washington Street D. M. GROULX Bill Kelly- -Vic JtaL vuulit «« givt fur u vuicL tilu? mmC London — Chloroform ' Senior; I lave yflU ;i rtlmulc to (sparcY Fresh: — ' Tts Semiir: Tlv.-n tell me till IlOU fcnuw .uri t Comfortable Gun L3n y :ind IS jj;ht Sc rvioc Turkish Baths I K.I RIEG], PrnprictOT TckphCmc jsy fvoond F loot Minuh-in Jiuihliri!; Gtccti Bay, WIs. Ccntlcmtii JAMES TAXI SERVICE PHONE 11 !6 (JorruT iVnv :� nd ii- hmgjtnn Senses k, Green Bay, Wis. Try Jamas or Better Service i P. V| to i £ P VI. doily except Tul - JuVk md Sunduys I. sidles lj A. VE. sn- i F J M : TuntliM.- , ii A M to 10 F 1 FLATLEY BROTI iERS COMPANY h ij n i- lit j JJf-J.iS- K. Et ' ,ir] Street P. H. MARTIN JOHN F, MARTIN JOSEPH MARTIN MARTIN. MARTIN MARTIN Lawyers BF.LJ.IN BL ILDINC BISKNER SPEERS ARCADE BILLIARDS AND BOWLING Cigars, Cigar cites. Candy, Tobacco Box Candy and Cig on a Specialty 1 I K. HV ' u� hjn)(|Hin Nr, riiogit ' I in j CHAS. J. WILLIAMS OFFICE: 116N WASHINtTTON ST, REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS Special Agent for the Penn. .Mutual Life J ns. Co. Live Wire Real Estate Broker List Your Property W ilJPi AL and Get Qu ick Action .otoirapii? y Half tortc-5, Line • , Hen Day’ ZLne EtffuiHie Three wJ lour Ce3 r° PSfWWF? Plates- Quafikf AHN ENGRAVING j hsigfie y- tint $Rf i If TJ qf fii fteif f lt afrfy ANKUALJ ER COMPANY N -i yf biyy ' h rfy, c H I CAGO ftitM IF ITS LEFE INSURANCE THINK OU J I M QUIGLEY District Manager NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LEFE INS CO. or Boston, mass. JlOMtnahum ISldft. Phone i 17 Heard in Hus | nt s English Whrw ! The Jfinitwr turned oji the cold hqail I winder if he realty nvrjint it 7 W ritten :it the end of a Phvitq Exam , Nut ice ' £Ni Prfir write anything except youi pci me subject, | e i uxl, end (Ik (Lire ' «i™ out hide I ‘hid your paper and hand m ' Bastian Bros, Co. 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