Eureka High School - Le Memoir Yearbook (Eureka, KS)
- Class of 1920
Page 1 of 154
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1920 volume:
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Line up:
-I enne-Feirward
lirinker-Forward
lietsher--Center
Herrun-Guard
Gmclnil-Gi1a1'd
Shearer-Secwnd Center
Tl1e next ganie was played with
Iluffalu February I3 on the 1101116
cuurt, lt was a complete walkaway
fur the Eureka girls. A goal was
made almost every minute, resulting
in a scrwre wf 51 tel 5.
Line up:
.Ten11efF11rwa1'd
Shearer-Ftvrward
lietsher-Ce11ter
lI11dgs1 Pl1+SL'Cl1Iltl Center
llivine-Guard
I lerri in-Guard
Tl1e second team played tl1e next
game rin the hnnie court February IS
with Quincy. lluth teams played
hard, hut Eureka had much tl1e faster
Zlllfl swmewhat tl1e larger team of the
tww. The two division court was
used during the fi1'st half and three
diyisinn ceurt tl1e last half with Only
five members im each tt'H1'I'l. Eureka
defeated Quincy 33 te, 7. For the
secwnd team's first gante, it was a
Qilllld 11119,
'lfllk' line up was:
lJix'ine-Ffirwarrl
IZrinker-Fmvrward
Thrall-Center
G. Cilmclmvii-G11a1'cl
lluclg'sf1n-Center
Stillwell-Guard
Ewert
The must exciting' game nf the sea-
sun was played Fehruary 20, on the
hwme court with El l5m'adr1. Both
sides were determ'ined to win and
since Eureka had not forgotten that
the preyiuus game with El Dorade
this year was the only une they had
lust the fight was hard. The Eureka
girls far uutclassed El Dorado, which
excited them green. Our team was
vict111'imis with a scr11'e11f2I tw IZ.
This was a great game for our girls
hecause it was tl1e first time they had
wwm fwer El Dnradn.
The Line up was:
-TL'llllCiF4l1'VV3l'd
Shearer-Fwrward
lletsher-Center
Hcdgsiin-Seceind Center
H errt in-Guard
Divine-Guard
Corclnn. G.-Suhstitute
l1rinker-Suhstitute
The next game was played with
Chanute +111 the lnnne crwurt, Fehruary
27.
The Chanute eirls were somewhat
larger than the Eureka girls, hut Eu-
reka had the pep and HfllllSC.N Cha-
nute had nut lust a game. and Eureka
had lost only Hue. lh-th teams were
ahuut evenly' matched- lt was excit-
ing frmn start tr- finish, resulting' in
a Very' Cl11Se SC1'11'e uf 25 to 22 in E11-
reka's favor.
Line up was:
Tenne-Forward
Sliearei'-F4'vrward
lletsher-Center
lIoclgsmi-Seewnd Center
llerrl in-Guard
Divine-Guard
The follfwwing' Friday, March 5, the
team we11t tu Elll,IJf'll'lH to 1'ep1'ese11t E.
ll. S. at the Fourth District basket
hall tournament. llaving been beaten
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unly ence they deserved the chance
fnr the District Champii-nship. They
were given a rousing send riff at me
station and started away with high
spirits,
The first game was with Allen, and
the girls came thru with an easy win.
lleulah Shearer was taken wut Of the
game un perswnals and Divine was
then shifted In furward, Gorclnn tak-
ing l3ivine's plaee. lt was a gwnd fast
game, althw Eureka was nut up tw
standard and the game ended lf tu 3
in Eureka's faveir.
The see-ind game was played at QI-Z0
Saturday mwrning. This game was
with Kliehigan Yalley. .Xfter a glvlffl
night's rest nur girls had rather re-
e--vered frem their stage fright lthis
was the first tournament the majurity
uf the girls had ever seenr and fwund
their eppiinents easy tw defeat- Klieh-
igan Yalley made hut une field goal
and twin free thrwws. Divine fell and
hurt her knee during the seewnd half
and Cmwlwii was put in as suhstitute.
The game ended 23 tn 4 in fav-yr of
Enreka,
The third game was the hardest and
lmest game the girls had. lrleringtirn
was their mppnnent.
tlnise "nipity tuck"
'whistle hlew fur the end uf the game.
1.1. in l'leringtwn's
girls shwwed lots
This was 1'-ne of
games until the
finally ending If to
favmr. The Eureka
of fight and were several times in the
Tie
lead hut Clllllfllllt hold it. The Eureka
girls wht' ti-nk the trip were: Shearer,
blenne, lletsher, lludgsun, llerrun, D1-
vine. Gmclwii and lkrinker.
The last game was played at T0-
r-vntw, .Xlthu the Eureka girls were
handicapped hy the exceptionally
small euurt, it was nu truuhle at all I0
run the sewre up tw 55 Um 3. The line
F13 was:
,lenne-Fffrward
Shearerglllirward
lletsher-Center
Ili flgscni-Seeuiicl Center
l lerr1m4Guard
lfivine-Guard
12, 1Zi,rdfin-Substitute
l'rinker-Sulistitute
Urr girls' liasket liall team Ought
tn he given three Cheers, fifteen rahs'
:nd everything gwecl. Xlve are pruud
if them! They have earned tfs
'ni-uvli. if the duality 1-f playing
erunfed ,tu emnpletely euver their
sweaters.
.Xll seasun they played extraor-
dinarily well and have lnlnored Eu-
reka and the Red and the lllue up-in
all -feeasinns, Their resistance has
heen gi--'-fl natured. fair. and well-lwred
in the hir-'hest de-free. Nut only have
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thei' xv: n athletie hut alsu mural vie-
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Beulah Shearer
Iiflua Hellman
Gladys Ervin
Keith Dotyler
Opal Divine
Zehna Garrison
Ifclitli Hoffman
Maiion Cracraft
George Akright
Iirma Betsller
Margaret McHugh
Alma Garrison
Albert Miller
Marie Singleton
Iihno Milliken
Alice XVare
Yiyian james
Yiyian Herron
Alice Prather
Ruth Norman
Harolrl Sears
Hoiyarrl XVelch
Cecile VVorkman
'Willa McLean
Ethe Tomlinson
Iithel Prouse
Charles Rice
David Rice
Mahclle Briggs
mimi mira
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"If1lclie"
Hllemli'
The lviiswt liluttcr "Kee"
Silly
Lounl uioutheel
Small
Foppish
Class Giant
Yery quiet
Graceful
Lazy
Man of the hour
Popular
A slick ffrafter
Short
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Fat
Frecklecl
A gofcl clelmter
Good-looking
Polite
Quaiut
Courteous
Quiet
Stuclioua
A woman hater
Couiical
Sniart
Mhlikei'
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"Slim"
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Hliiclclyn
Hllillw
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Beg' l'artlou.'
Laucl salma"
It makes me weary
IVell I know"
Dawgawiiitu
Don't you know"
UShucks"
O my cow"
Ye Gods"
I clon't kuon"'
It lac-ate thcclenct-
and Toni Xihillzcr
IYhat thc use"
O Boy"
ISn't this the
way you do it?
If I cloutgcf 1 I Y
Duru"
I'm looking'
for Pete
I'll he a great
man some clay
I'll learn that
before long
It's beyond me"
My Heavens"
Oh gee whiz"
Oh Kid"
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fins, .Xsli Elwin XY. pt-rt musician?
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1l1'v farining?
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told apart?
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tilt-cl intn class,
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JOKES.
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yun win hayt- thc n111'tl1, at ywin' lcft
ynn have thc wcst. at V11111' right thc
cast.. Nww, what hayc yon hchinrl
ywn?
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Sliflitly lntwxicatcrl Man: Can
XIII' tm-ll nit- whcrc thc ntlici' siflc nf
this strvct is?
gcc' nfl: Mvhy, mvcl' tliz'-rc-, tif C1'm111'sQ
lV'i1'st: 'l'hat's funny, s11111t-11110 tfmlfl
inf- it was twcr hcrc.,
M. C. tlltmiilqlct-1-piiigilt Tlicrc, l'1'C
writtcn all thc namcs of the ninnths
1-xct-pt Nay ancl l'1'c left it Ont.
Elnio: Oh. my gpncliicss, Cllilllif
lcavc Mac ont!
The mmiw wry sec thc actiwns nl
Iltiwcll .lcffcry and Flnycl l'1'n11sc, thc
I1lt'1l'CXVCl7QllCYC in thc thervry that
nn-n aw clcsccnflt-d frwni 1n11nlc0ys.
"Fav Miller, why rlnn't you gm with
Miss Cari' any inure?"
Nh: 'AXYQII vnu st-Q, ht-ing' a schnnl
teacher, slit- wanted a written cxcnse.
signcd hy nw fatht-1', Qyt-ry night I
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Hand Book on Bluifing,
Fooling the Faculty
Useless Conversation
Argumentation M .
Etiquette ...,. .,
Cramology ..,..,.A ,,
Chasing Chickens ,,.,.
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Marie Singleton
Beulah Shearer
Charley Rice
Vivian Herr-in
,.Keith Doxvler
For Sale:-My dimples. Call Howard VVelch.
Ernest Barrier
Albert Miller
Opal Uivine
Howard VVelch
Erma Betsher
Gladys Ifrvin
Mabel Briggs
Margaret McHugh
Alice Prather
NVanted.-A date with Keith Dowler. Gladys Ervin.
Lost:-My ability to write 30 words a minute in Typewriting. Vivian Herron
For Rent:-My ability to stall in Am. Hist. Terms very low. Keith Dowler.
Recently David Rice was taking Marion Cracraft to the countrv
and going at the rate of fifty miles an hour. He coniplainecl of the
cylinders knocking. Marion, not being used to riding so fast, ex-
ClHll1l6d,liWl1j'lIl31llTl1!ItyS11Otlll6 cylinders knocking,it's my knees. "
The Shorthand teacher we adore,
But O! It's such a bore
To transcribe the dreadful notes
That very often get our goats.
Can you imagine--
Iirma Betsher fat?
Babe Shearer teaching school?
Ernest without Donelda?
Margaret McHugh going with Howard?
Mabel Briggs without her curls?
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Vice Prewident ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , A ,, , ,, ,,,, Iirnest Barlicr
Secretary and Treasurer ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, Margaret McHugh
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MARIE SING LETON
College Preparatory
H011 one she smiled and he was blessed."
Yice President QD 133
Annual Staff
Senior Play
DAYID RICE
Connnercial
"A little nonsenne is relished by the
wisest men"
President ill
Foot Ball Q-ll
Senior Play
ERMA BETSHER
College Preparatory
HA faithful friend iS forever a friend."
Basket Ball C43
ALBERT MII.LIiR
General
U.'xllOlllCl' of his fashion thex' have not to
lead their business."
Banner Staff ill fll CU
If S. Service '16-'19.
President C47
Foot Ball l-U
Annnal Staff
S6'lllOl'PlflY
XVILLA MQLEAN
College Preparatory
"The woniwn worth while is the one who
will Smile when everytliing goes tleml
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EDITH HOFFMAN
Normal Training and College Preparatory
"She hath a natural, wise sincerity."
Secretary C35
Annual Staff
Senior Play
HOWARD WELCH
College Preparatory
I'm very fond of the company of ladiesf'
Senior Play
BEULAH SHEARER
Normal Training
"Cl I'm stabbed with laughter."
Basket Ball CU, 125, CD, UU.
Captain Basket Ball C31
ERNEST BARRIER
General
"Let ns consider the reasons in the case,
For nothing is law that is not reason.'
President Athletic Association OU
Treasurer ll? Yell Leader CSD
Foot Ball C45 Senior Play
Vice President MJ Annual Staff
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ALICE PRATHER
Normal Training
Inflanied with the study of learning and
the admiration of virtue."
Glee Club C25
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GLA DYS ERYIN
College Preparatory
Quiet and self-contained, but earnest and
sincere."
Vice-President CU
Editor-in-chief of Annual
ELMO MILLIKFN
General
He doeth indeed Show some sparks that
are like wit."
Foot Ball Q-U
Basket Ball Q45
Base Ball Q31 HJ
OPAL DIVINE
Normal Training
Genius must be born, and never can be
tI1llj2'l'lt.H
Debate C4D
Basket Ball CED Q-H
Annual Staff
KEITH DOXVLIER
General
If words are music I'1n a biass band."
Piedmont Rural High School ill ill
Debate Ml
Yell Lender 1-ll
RUTH NORMAN
College l,I'Cl7I1TZ1l0I'Y
"I have n heart to let"
Debate H1143 Clee Club 1331-U
Expression 151 Yell Leader 13?
Camp Fire- 123 131 Senior Play
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ETHEL PROUSE
Normal Training
"I see the right and I approve it too."
VIVIAN JAMES
Normal Training
"She has striven and achieved much"
CHARLEY RICE
College Preparatory
"None but himmelf can be his parallel
ALICE WARE
Normal Training
Be careful but not fnll of care"
IQFFIE TOMLINSON
Normal Training'
Not much talk, a great, sweet Silence'
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EDNA HELLMAN
Normal Training
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So blessed a disposition
Annual Staff
MARION CRACRAFT
College Preparatory
Sweet are the slumbers of a virtuous man"
Treasurer f3l
Banner Staff C45
Animal Staff
Senior Play
MARGARET MCHUGH
College Preparatory
Seraphs share with thee Knowledge, But
Art, O, XVOIUZIU, is thine alone!"
Banner Staff lll
Ca1npFi1eC1P C25
Seeretary and Treasurer l-U
Annual Stali
GEORGE AKRIGHT
Commercial
No one knows what he can do till he
tries."
Foot Ball 157 H5
Base Ball C35 UP
Base Ball Captain C-ll f3l
Annual Stall'
YIYIAN HISRRON
Connnercial
My own 'thoughts are my sole com-
panionsf'
Onaga High School CU CD
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Glee Club C-U
Yell Leader f-U
Senior Play
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ZELMA GARRISON
Commercial
"A woman has to do a lot of talking in
order to explain what she is talking about."
Glee Club CU
Animal Staff
HAROLD SEARS
General
HI value science, none can prize it more.
Basket Ball 131145
Foot Ball C31 C45
Sergeant-ab arms C45
Climax High School H2121
ALMA GARRISON
Commercial
"I am sure care is an enemy to lifef'
Glee Club CU
WILBUR MOORE
General
"Girls may come. and girls may go,
but I go on forever."
Foot Ball C31 C41
CECILE VVORKMAN
Normal Training'
HShe speaks, behaves, and acts just
as she ought."
McPherson High School QU, CZJ, C35
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Normal Training
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EPOCH l.
Four years agn the class uf '20
launched upon the route uf gwfrcl edu-
cational training. and nnw we are fin-
ishing our high sclinol cnurses, which
have fitted some of us fur practical.
energetic lives.. Stune nthers are iirwv
completing the intermediate cwnrse in
their education, and are intending tn
take up the last lap in crrllege.
At the outset uf this scene in Ulll'
lives this class tif thirty-une was crun-
prised nf SQ very fresh little buys and
girls, whn tu express the tnpininn nf
ie class nf 'I7, were sn glnriwnsly
green, that fur a few days they snfs
fered the indignities uf being guided
tn and fi-nm class 1-ntmis, wearing
dunce caps and nf being the brunt ru'
all laughs, brilliant ur iitherwise.
This freshman class, thnngh large in
num-bers was small in physique, but
we were hardly to be suppressed, as
may be shnwn bv serine uf wnr scliowl
activities.. Uur 'freshman buys made
a good shuwing in ftintball, Ernest
lYilsnn, Fred Davis, tlscar .lwliiir-wi.
Ralph XYarner and Harry Lewis all
showing guild form. These nien all
gave prnmise uf being future stars and
snme proved later tn be brilliant wnes.
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This same winter girls' basket-hall
was organized in E.. H. S. and lluelah
Shearer and Evelyn Stewart stepped
into the light uf the gwal. ln the
spring llarry Lewis was nur repren
sentative in the field and track, dv-ing
the 440 and half mile in Lf H d tllllL'.
EPOCH ll -
During the first year fun' -:lass sut-
IHEU
fered the usual ravages rf spring-
fever, such as the h'z'e uf wftrlq in the
garden and nther field activities and
"an rvccasinnal fishing trip" Ily fall
snme nf nur class had transferred tw
wther ttuvns, but in spite nf these in-
rftads nur class returned the secnnd
year in grand f-trce and established it-
self in a pwsitive and expressive inan-
ner. This year Lewis, hlnliiistui, Davis
Xliarner and XYilsen all came back and
began tu establish their brilliance Ull
the fnntball field.. This same year the
tld E. ll. S. banner invaded the far
cwrners and ends tif the state and was
ever victnritins, with the exceptiwu nf
twu games, either uf which held the
state chanipit nship, llnth uf these
games brnnght defeat by small mar-
gins.
This same winter lienlah Shearer
and Ruth Xnrnzan again develwped
inte letter girls in basket-ball and birth
did very gwwvcl wwrk..
ln literary fields Ruth Xwrnian was
nur representative in the district de-
bates. The dehaters that year ad-
vanced as far as the inter-district de
hates at nur neighbnring city nf
XYichita.
.XI tilt' lJt'uI'ZNlu intel'-Sclltunl lifet-
ary and field crlntest in the spring
XYarner and Lewis birth featured with
filrlt flint xvt'u'k,
El'tJCll lll.
.Xfter enrollment in the fall nf mid.
l'rr1fess+ir Paul annnnnced lu cur surf
prise and dismay that we had lust by
transferring, Marguerite Cox tu Law-
rence, and that the fnlluwing penple:
Cligirley Druialdsim, Cecil lilunhain.
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Ernest Klcllride, llarry Lewis, Fred
llavis, Ralph XYarner, Ernest XYilson.
Evelyn Stewart, and Ralph Spurs, had
all snught tither passages tlirmigli
life. Swine are married to jwhs and
swine tu the uther sex, fortunately and
uniiirtunately. llut at the same time
Yivian llerrun, Keith llvwvler and
llvward XYelch came into nur class
frtnn nther sclnwls. 'lihe final cuunt
at his time left ahwut fnrty in our
class.
'lille fall uf 'IS flint-llzlll started Ollf
with very hrilliant pruspects, hut Ow-
ing tu an influenza epidemic the sea-
s-rn was uf shtirt duratiiin. Our junior
vear lniys, Genrge .'Xlcright, David
Rice, Elmti Milliken, llmvard NYelch,
Ilarwld Sears, Culhert Huntingtun,
XYilhur Kliuwe and Oscar bluliiisrni all
shiiwed fine fwrm and we are sure we
wnuld have had a pennant winning
seaswn, hecause the lmys wnn all the
games they played and a great deal Hf
prwgressive and iniative ahility was tn
he seen in the team..
llasket-hall seasfin proved wut four
letters fm' us, Ruth Nurman, lleulah
Shearer, Yivian llerrwn, and llarold
Fears. This seasnn was a success as
the hrvys' team heat every team that it
played during the scasiin, hut thfiug'i
the girls played against fortune, they
still came nut with a gpfwcl score.
ln the spring' Xlr. l'a'.1l tirganizf cl 'x
hasehall cluh and frnm nur Class
picked Genrge .Xlcright, captain, Crwl-
lwert lluntingtl in. Elmw Klillilcen,
Klaurice Ervin, llwward XYelch and
llavid Rice. These men all showed
guild ltirm fur their first season.
llc clused Hur Qllllllfbl' year hy giv-
ing a general Ringling llrtis.-llarnum
N llailey cfvmlmined circus and carnival,
and we are safe in saying that this
achievement was one never duplicated
heir re nr afterwards in the history nf
creatiun. As a final effort we pre-
sented tri the Senior class an elaborate
hanqret at the gymaiasium.. XYe are
safe in saying' that this was une nf t'1f-
mnst beautiful farewells ever served
hy a .luninr class in the annals of the
lligh Sclnml.
El"UCll IV.
lhmfessi-i' l'aul startled us hy
shnwing us records that pruved we
had lust Yelma llaskins tu El Diiradn.
Freda XlcEntarfer hy transfer, and
that Currine Ruckey and Oscar hlwhn-
sun had deserted us at this stage in the
juurney llut at the same time we
were stimewhat reconciled hy receiv-
ing in exchange Miriam Xlhtwcl, prist-
graduate, ,Xlhert Miller, une of Uncle
Fanrs men tif three years' service, alsm
an ex-student uf E. ll .S, and Erin-4'
llarrier, an ex-student uf nur sehwul.
Wie than la1'nch'd upun wir final
and must exciting, thrilling and glnri-
wus year in wld E. ll. S. Xt the first
uf the year the sclimil H"e'anized an
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athletic assticiatiun in which all the uf-
ficers were chrvsen fre-m nur esteemed
and dignified Seniur class.
This same week a schritil paper l'l'he
llannerl was again organized and sev-
eral tif the staff were frum the Senior
class.
Then came the night nn which we
initiated the class uf '24, whti tp say
the must, were g1'eener hv far than we
ever dreamed tif being in 1916. ln-
stead nf a general rough-hnuse as nf
some years, the evening was spent lr:
giving a program, in lunch and then
snmie party games.
lYhen the font-ball season Opened
and the men In-gan to get nut a g-twirl
manv of our class men drew enthusi-
astic attentirin, and before the season
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was over each had played a stellar
pusitien, These men: .Xkrie'ht, liar-
rinejtun, liarrier, Milliken, Miller,
lXlmuil't', ll. Rice, SCZLVS, Illlfl XYClCll,
all added tt- nur success.
Eureka llig'h's Girls' hasket-hall
team was an all-victuriuus team and
much nf its success was due tu the
Seninr girls: lleulah Shearer, Upal
Divine, lrma lletsher, and Vivian Her-
run. These girls were gmal getters
and we were proud Of them.
The huys' basket-hall seasun was
nut so successful, hut uf the Seniur
tlass Ervin, Milliken. Sears all played
strung' pusitinns. In the inter-class
games IJ Rice, C.. Rice, .tXkright, Dow-
ler, liarrier, Craeraft, all played with
spectacular and comic pnsitinns.
llurintf this last year Klahel liriggs,
Upal llivine, Ruth Xnrman and Keith
lluwler figured in the district dehate
and represented the schuul very credit-
alvlv here and at llurlingtun
This year as in all years the class
xy as well represented in the Cllee club
unrk and their success nn several Oe-
casiwns was verv marked, and in the
vari-.us entertainments they sang in
thev niet XYltll hearty appruval..
.Xs is custuinary with each Senitn'
class. we urqanized a shww truupe and
1 uder the inanaffement uf ll. XY. Grit-
Fu
nth, llelen l'effer and l'auline Carr,
fach if whniii very genernusly and
ahlv cwvntrilnuted their effurts and
alvilitv, we made Hur play the success
uf the vear and really the hest in years.
The play, "The llear Old lluyf' was
vf-ll attended and was received in a
xery gratifying manner ln fact there
v as quite a demand fur its reprndnc-
tit n here. .Xfter the appearance here
the play was taken tu Yirgil and pre-
sented hefure a full hnnse. The pen-.
ple whit played were Marie Singletun,
Yivian llerrnn, Ruth Nnrman, Edith
lluffinan, .Xlhert Kliller, Ernest liar-
rier, liavid Rice, Klariun Cracraft.
lluward lkelch, This was nur final
entertaimnent and was given tu shww
the pulwlic sume uf the talent cultivated
in nur high schuul.
ln the lwase hall seasun wt Hur last
year a few uf Hur Seninrs. Elmu fxlillif
ken, llavid Rice, Llullwert lluntingtnn.
and Captain Kkrigtht, played intpurt-
ant pt-sitions, and at the end 'If the
seaswn the reeurd slntwvfl that the
team wnn mwre gaines than they lust.
The seasrmn Llwsed the liistury ttf the
Iggzv athletics at this time.
liullwwing a custinnary prttcedtue
the -luniurs lmade ns a grand farewell
un Klay 7th, at their animal hanquet.
The evening' passed in a very eniuv-
ahle manner with a good many excel-
lent tuasts and at this time Our gulden
cane was presented tn the -luniwr
llresident. lleward Tucker, by Albert
Kliller, nur St-ni-fr President. The
eveninQ's tuasts were arranged with
a lfulshevistic prngraln and afterwards
a trtsrpe uf dancers gave a ,pleasant
entertainment.
XYhile regretful in clusing and leav-
ine' dear wld E. ll.. S. and the instruc-
turs tu whrnn we :Awe su much, we are
ewing' furth with light hearts and each
and every une uf us intends to conquer
this little planet, .Xnd ntiw in cun-
clusinn we wffer final manifestatwn nf
our appreciatinn nf llear Old E. ll. 9
hy pulwlishing' this splendid annual l.e
Xleiiiniiz ln parting, we hid the entire
sehr-.tl a reluctant farewell.
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Secretary :md Treasurer i,,,, A .. ....,..... Cecile Hodgson
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These pages are devoted In singing'
the many praise-5 nf the -llllllmmr class,
llve are not puffed up nur are we al-
ways sure that we are in the right, but
we du believe that we are members uf
Eureka lligh Scliuuls greatest class.
l'erhaps we have lust several contests
in selling tickets, but that dries nut
niurtally injure ns if we are helping'
the schfml to gain more athletic and
literary ricturies than any other class.
The class uf IQJI has never lauded
the small cwiicniest and on this ac-
ewunt has received many slurring' re-
marks. The -lllllltil'-SCllllil' banquet
althuugh it cust us time, labur and
mwney, repaicl us the tlelvt in tliifiwnigli
satisfactiun.
We think that nur sclifiul is the best
there is but next tu her we liwe and
reverence the class vf the white and
Qcmlfl
Among Hn Jluninra
A is frrr .Xll of us,
XYe're witty and wise:
Since we're 'luniurs in E. ll Q
Wie sure are swine guys,
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B is for llrinker,
Her 11211110 V011 sllrnild know:
She's a basketball player,
.Xnd sure makes a shuw.
C is for Catherine,
There's twm in nur classg
One is quite sassy,
The other has brass.
D is fm' Dorwtliy,
She wears her hair down:
lleware Lfirls, clun't braitl it,
Or ywu'll meet with a frown.
E is for Ervin,
NOW girls iust hush:
Xllhen we luuk at "Grease"
He's sure to blush.
F is for Fischer
So tall and so fair:
Shell get tlirmigli High
lYitli0ut ever a snare.
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G is Iwi' imiwluil,
She plays ball with ease,
,Xnml is there with the gvwfls,
XYhen the game's a tight squeeze.
H is fur llugh.
.X sturniy yming nialeg
When he rants and he VHVGS
The teachers turn pale.
I is fur IT,
Xlhich we all know we are.
.Xnfl if ywu think nfvt
There are feathers anrl tar.
signifies blolni,
Tu uinit him's unfair:
,Xlways seen with Klarie,
They'l'e a charming yuiiug' pair.
K is fur Koogle,
Hur wise language teacher:
.Xml if yflll flun't like her
Yuu're a Very queer creature.
L is fur l.e0nard,
Ut llasket-llall fame:
Ile sells "Stars and Times"
.Xnrl "Snip's" his nickname.
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M is fur Kl?lI'g'HI'C't Tis fin' 'liGlCl'lg'l'ElClJCl',
.Xnd Mae Su tt. savg
'l'ht-sc maids art- insepamlmlc
lituth at wurk :ind at play.
is fm' Ncrvc, U
XX'hich limit- Of ns luck:
XX'c say Z1 gum-at dt-ul,
iXnd dart- lu talk hack.
lle's witty and wisc,
A gcnninc cnt np
iXnd small fm' his size lil
is fm' United,
XX'hich vin' class claims tu
Fin' if XX'L'll'C diviclcd
XX'hat a catastimpliel
O is fur Uratc V is for Xvt-da,
XX'hich thcy all love tw dwg llwth happy and kind:
XX'l1Q11 m1e's in tht- stiwly hall iXt all timt-s shu is wmrkinfi
llc lit-:ws qnitt' a ft-W. linpiwwiiig hey mind.
P is fm' lk-ffer, VV is fm' XX'm'k,
Um- sptmstir and guide: XX'hich wc think is Veal fun
'ln Qcvuntli llmni' English Fm' il sliccpskin
Slim- hunks with g'1'CZ1t pridc. XX'Q'1-C SU-ix'ing', in twcnty-11
O is fur Quick, Xyz arc all rlnt-ei' lcttcrs,
Uh' wti have lots uf pgpg rllllL'l'CiS nmie vt-ry lincl
I1 gllgt, glut-11g tim-L-1-Q 'l'lwng'l1 it cannot hu lit-lpn-cl
lint tht-i'e's nut imc, x-tm het. 'Tis snrt-ly a crime.
R it fm- IQUM-11. lit-rc we arc ti- tht- L-nd,
Xxvllu flrivt-s a nun' 'lClicY"Z Him' U" mmii' U' dm-
XX'hcn ht- steps mn thc gas 9- thfce rzihs tn l'rcsidt-nt Tnc t
jump .Nicky if 5.1,u'd HU.. Xifcl with this wc say adien.
S is fin- Spain,
.Xnrl fin' Swnrs it stands:
XX hw it win iwtict'
lXi't- dvft with tht-ir hands-
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lfrunl Eureka lligh Seluuil cumes
.X jully hunch this yearg
Each lmy and girl so full of pep
Nu task can cause them fear.
Hur seluml events, htvth great and S1119-ll.
lly faithful applieatiwn
.X few we've lost and many won,
Each proved an inspiration.
XX'e entered this nlcl stutly hglll
.Xs green and timid Freshmeng
lt's every rule we quickly learned
'lin avwid a premiisefl threshinf
'lihey gave us mlany tasks tw du,
.Xlsu eighth htvurs Su tlreaclg
This tnrture made us our faults regret,
.Xnfl "XX'e'll behave," we said.
Each has his furte in wwrk Hr play,
ln reeitatiun some exeelg
ln hard exams slime get high marks,
XX'hile wthers stall quite well.
Swine play ftmthall, lrasehall, wr golf,
ln the must engaging way,
liut these Seniwrs live with nu Other Tllflllifllt,
'I'han lu pass C1Pll1ll1CllCCIllt'Ilt Day.
lint those uf the wurld will praise us,
.-Xntl thnse of the wurltl will hlame,
Thu we wurk fur the jtw tif winning,
.Xntl climb up the pathway nf fame.
Fur eaeh in his separate station,
His separate tlimuflit will express,
.'Xs he fwllrvws his path as he sees it
'lb the goal that In him means suceess.
.Xml nuw :mr High Seliuul days are Over,
.Xncl Lift-'s seliool is just begung
XX'e hid farewell tri pleasant vears just past,
.Xnd welenme thuse In eeme.
XX'e shall pass tliruugh eaeh test as we meet it,
.Xt the sounding of dutv's stern Call:
XX'e shall wurk every day-when we have tO-
.Xnd never tire at all.
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are cleliyerecl. IJ, yes! The liaenlty
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S4ll5ll1ll1lUl'L'S are all right, there are lj1ist ask Mr- llfll
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we nsnally fincl it.
f hir fifficers are:
llarnld llnrt, llresiclent.
llaruld Swnclers, Xvlft'-ljI'CSl1lCllt.
llazel .k1llSXY4lI'lIll. Secretary and
lllanche XlCNlllllC1l, llanner Re-
Frecl Singleti '11, SCl'Q'L'Z1Ill-Ill-iXl'lTlS.
All have flnne exeellent wnrk flur-
Vep! XX'e ean't he heat! lf any-
thing is asked uf a Snph. tlle gnnfls D 1
talks ernss t-1 11s, qsninetiinesl hnt
they lwye 11s just the saine.
llftnnr Rulls neyer lie! .Inst think
xyliat a 11eree11tag'e nf the llmiiir Rnll
is taken hy the Siwplifiiiimes. fllll'
keep up the interest
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fjlll' share uf sehnnl activities ran s
high. ling llnrt was Captain nf th'
lfnnthall ancl llaskethall teams an:
llarley bnnth has taken an at 111
part in athletics. .Xlice Nixon dt
hates. Then luuk at 11111' clramt L
ahility, can it he eqnaled? lf X4
ineinnry isn't ton shurt ynn pruha
reinemher that we tnnk the pilft
selling Lyfenin Tickets last fall.
lieeitatiuns are our delight! Rta 1
sw, and nn jnkinq. llesifles the lessuns
out of hunks there is always Nl
nntsicle wnrk 111' references html
hrnnglit up tn elass, This helps tw
Fxaininatinn Clay! Did ynn L
nntiee that bmwpliiiiiiftres always chu:
exaniinatii-n clay tn Qu visiting wr fis
ine' er jest anrl enfiiv theinst its
'Think harcl fur there's the reas
Siinply this, if a stnclent gets sky lni
gracles he is er 1-inpfp frnin exams, it
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SIHIIISIIVS were Slll'L'lf' sent frnni yllll heginninq' tn see light,
llearen. tlpiwsite in ei'-inplexiwn Sllllllllllli if all UP WC are 21 I4
thai' inst snit ns. lieth are nriiinal, lW1'Cl15 ll3W 5V""1' 'YHICUN and Hf H111
11111. Miss llingham ancl Kliss Knngle, FIIWC 'lf DUDE Villllf high 215 Stllfltll N
11,11 Isly.,-,yg Miss lllllgilllllll isn't enm- hziyf- line spiensursg haek all sthi
ing' haek tu 11s next rear, hnt we an-Q f'etiyities: ancl rarely take examina
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1 I 11111' spffiisnrs next year.
are niafle hx' S11pl111111111'es, tif ewwrsf-
the 911111 ewrreets the material, hnt.
the laet ri-n1:1ins that the tliniiglits
all right:
Mwst :.f the llanner e1111t1'ih11tions Green and Xkihite. Green and XX
S11pl11111i111'es, S11pl1m11n1'es, thu
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1f1'1' has hf-1111 hetter than ever hefnri- keen.
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XVe are the Freshmen
XVe number eighty one,
XVe are striving and working
To complete what we've begun.
If our teachers have tl1e patience
And the students study too.
XVe'll show the E. H. S.
XVhat the Freshman Class can do.
C. is for Carr from whom English we take,
M. is for McCune who makes us all shake,
K, is for Koogle from the country of Gaul,
P. is for our good Principal Paul.
Young Eugene XVicker got mad the other clay when n pretty
girl ran up behind him and pushed him down stairs. liugene's mind
has been so occupied in selling shoe strings and handkerchiefs in a
clothing store that he was giving no thought to the manner in which
true love manifests itself.
Our class will never want bread since we have a Miller tjackl.
Our class will never have the reputation of being bad since
we have the Good Cjuanital.
XVe will never fear danger since we have two Shields flillenl
and CLvdial in the class.
Xl'hy should we worry over shelter for as long as we have a
Robin we can build every spring tHz.roldl.
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Edwin Scars ruliizirlcccl thc lltllk'l'
clay that hc likcrl El thick steak, Init hc
says, "nur family is S11 largu wg havc
In havu area in 1-ui' sti-ak."
Um' l'1'csirli-ut XYils.f11 dues nm lin-
iii XY1lSl1lIlQtU1'l tlillziim-l.
XYhz1tis5w1i1i'11zi111u in full, Xns.
Xllilmlii iX1'cliihz1lrl llinshaw.
llzivcy1+i1cx'c1' hzul Z1 I1lClillIllllk'?
fins. ll-cli.
Xxvllllt is ywiii' liwhhy tmlzxy? Nils.
XYHVIC.
Xxillllt was ywui' ziiulwitiim lmuf-wc cu-
ti-ring' lligh Salim-fl? fins, Nui tw
whrk.
Xxillllt cvcul in ywui' lifu Ullllllgtll
ywiir mind? .X1is,. Num-ssity.
lf yi-ii hail it In ilu liver again xxhzlt
xx'-viilml lm ywiir clwirc? .Xiis. Ili-ing :L
milliiwiifiiu-'s sim,
Xxillllt wi-iilcl ytrll flu with ll milliwn
flullzirs if ytfll haul it In gxivc ziwziy?
.Xns. lwlviilflift.
This wfwlml wc :irc livin' in
ls miqlity harcl tw hi-ut:
Yum gut ll tlwfil in uvery imsc.
l1iitf:11'i-1i'1' thc imscs swcut,
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It gives me a feeling uf indefinahle
pleasure to stand hefure this delight-
ful audience and deliver an address
after an absence uf sit many years. I
will nrwt waste time on an introduction,
hut will tell ynu at unce what I know
of the wherealnfuts and wecupatiwns
of the class uf 1930. ynur friends and
mine.
I have read sumewhere that a
friend is a perswn who really knwws
you and still likes yon. That may he
why swine petyple have sf- many.
Friendship is what keeps the world
gtiing. It gives one an inctnnparahle
thrill tu have an unexpected encwunter
with an wld friend and it has heen my
gtincl fnrtune tu have many I'-f these
thrills. .Xfter I finished Iligh Scliunl.
I taught for ahuut ten years. My uh-
ject in teaching fur st: lung a time WHS
tu try tu saveimuney tu huy a I7-vrd.
but it was an unattainahle whject.
llwwever, I did save enwugh tw take
a pleasure trip tt- Kansas City and
while walking alwng the street I met
an wld lady who came up tw me and
asked huw I was and if I l'ClllL"7lllCl'4.'ll
her, I said "fill, yes. it is KIl's
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thing ahnut c1+lw1'."
I immediately tlmugln I f all ti'
culnrs in the rainlmw and calltd ha-1'
Mrs. Green. X-1, it wasn't Green
Rlrs. XX'hite? Mrs. Illaek? Xu. Th
sitvatit 11 wa: hectimiug eniharrassing
when, finally, she tuld me her name
was Redding. I recalled it a ma-'nent
later- She then proceeded tw tell me
linw much she had always admirf rl
me and said she weuld greatly eniwy
diving swmething nice fur me. I tfvld
her she cwuldn't pussihly enjny it
mnre than I. She then asked nie what
I wt-uld like tu df, hest.
Shakespeare said: "There is a tide
in the affairs tif men, which, taken at
the flntid leads -in tt, ftirtunef' and I
immediately retugnized this as the
wave upon which I shtinld launch my
life-heat. I wished Fate had given me
a little time tri think. hut that's the
way with fate, always hringing up
snmething'unexpected, sn I cnncen-
trated all my energies upnn the ques-
Tiwn llllClCl' C1n1sifle"Z1tiwl1. 'lIIlCl't'
were twin things I had always ardentlv
ch-sired. a linrd and a trip rnund the
vw-rld. I had heard a rumtfr that
teacher's wages were advancing' and
I thtvuglit perhaps I might some time
purchase the Ft-rd, hut a world trip
wuuld he hevund nie: su I tfyld the wld
lady that I would like a trip artiund
the wtwrld.
Sl- hegan my wwndrnus iwurney. I
hnarded an air-ship at Ii- C. and
started tw I.wndwn. wishing, first, tl'
see the glories uf Other lands hefmre
viewing thwse uf my tiwn. We had
trtwuhle with the engine after a few
huurs' ride and were hurtled thru
space into the dark hlue sea heltiw.
I was picked up hy a hwat. manned hv
Ilnward XYeleh. lIe had saved me
frnm an awful death and as a token
of appreeiatiwn f-ir this, I immediately
nffered tm he his darling fur life
Great was nfv emharrassment when I
learned that he was already married
and living happilv with Fdna llells
man cn the mast uf Iceland.
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drop us in a parachute. XX'e landed
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quest of its source. The music
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roof but upon investigation l found
that thost- immortal notes were com-
ing from an imtmense pipe-organ,
played hy Effie 'l'omlinson who had
developt-tl into a famous mqusician and
played thest- soothing strains in order
to keep quiet the ghosts of tht- great
men huried there. for they wt-rt- in-
clined tt: wander about and often
frightened visitors.
That evening l went to a theatre in
l.ondon. The title of the play was ".X
Lady of Fashion" and lXlarie Single-
ton was leading lady whilt- Zelma and
rXlma Garrison did the Highland
Fling ht-tween acts. .Xt tht- end of
the play l went tu the stage door with
the hope of speakin--' to them. hut l
S
was told that they had engagements
until 3 o'cloek the next morning. l
wasn't in tht- hahit of rising so early
so l gave up my hopes of an intt-rview.
ln leaving the theatre, the hand
organ of a lmlind man attracted my at-
tention and as l recognized George
rXkright l stepped hack, with all mv
ponderous weight upon tht- toe of a
portly gentleman, who looked at me
pitifullv. wiped his eyes and passed
on. lf he was so sympathetic. l
thought, ht- might at lt-ast have given
fleorge a nickel for he would appre-
ciate that more than a tear. l gave
him a dime, myself.
.Xfter lt-aving l.ondon l stopped in
Ilerlin. lt was vt-ry noisy and unset-
tled there at that time. Une never
knew when he might he hlown up hy
i W
ef
a lxomh. XX'hilt- walking down the
street one morning l saw a crowd on
one of the corners. l stopped to find
tht- cause of this gathering and my as-
tonishment knew no hounds when I
recognized Charley Rice, striving to
mount a small platform. lle was de'
tained lay three policemen, hut, sud-
denly, he shot all three and. mounting
the platform, ht-gan to speak. lle had
hect-me a radical lmolsheviki. Says he:
"XX'hy, only yesterday my brother
was sent to the asylum hecause he
wanted tht- moong hut those who want
the earth are still at large "
He was interrupted here hy a voice
crying, "'l'here's one who will soon he
out the tht- way tho." l turned to see
Ruth Norman leading a body of
women toward Charley and those
around him. .X violent hattle ensued
and as l could he of no assistance to
either side, l hurriedly lt-ft-
'llhe next old friend l saw was in a
church in Paris. XX'illunr Moore
was
earnestly preaching a marvelous ser-
mon on liars. l entered in time to hear
him remark: "l told ye all fu rt-ad
lXlark 17. The half ef von who just
now said ye did, should know this fact.
Mark I7 is nit. Ye are tht- ones to
whom l wish to speak."
Then while climlning the .-Xlps one
day l came to a high fence and the
guide would not lt-t me go heyond it.
XX'e had, therefore. to go many miles
out of our way to a path descending
the other side of the mountain. Upon
investigation l found that llarold
Sears and Elmo Milliken had bought
the top of the mountain from the
Swiss Government and were striving'
hy means of wireless telegraphy to
Communicate with Mars.
llt-ing tired of Europe l decided to
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go to .Xfrica and while strolling thru
the jungle one day came upon a band
of natives. Seated on a throne in
their midst was a familiar figure. In
order that I might observe, unseen,
I climbed a tree and experienced
again one of those incomparable
thrills I mentioned at the beginning
of my address, for the king of these
native Africans was David Rice. I
learned later that he had gone to
.Xfrica with a minstrel show and the
natives, liking his smile, chose him for
their king- Little had I dreamed that
one of our class would ever hold such
an exalted position. Being dazed by
this, I absent mindedly boarded an
aeroplane and flew away before ex-
ploring the rest of the country.
NYC landed in India. I imtmediately
became ill with fever, but was miracu-
lously restored to health by two fa-
mous doctors, .-Xlice lYare and Cecile
ixygbfl-UIICII. They have a wonderful
cure for this raging Indian malady.
The patient is placed in a quiet room
and ine of the doctors scraps her fin-
ger hails en a piece of slate. This
causes the patient to have cold shivers
and the fever is driven off,
I asked .Xlice if there was any place
in Asia worth visiting and she said
"No," except that Yivian james was
teaching in China and I might visit
her. Iiut I was getting homesick so
I decided to return tu my native land.
.Xfter about a days' travel some-
thing again became wrong with our
plane. Vve could not ascend or cle-
scend and so we kept on. In an hour
or two we sighted a body of water
and the conductor said "That must
be the Mississippi." lt turned out to
be the Atlantic ocean and we landed
in N, Y. I was not sorry for I had al-
ways wanted to visit the great me-
tropolis.
The first thing
attention was a
Ilugh, Medium."
however, because
which attracted my
sign "Madam Mc-
I did not enter,
I've always had an
aversion to anything spiritual and
liked the more concrete things in life,
-like Fords,
Now on my right was advertised a
theatre Su I crossed and paid 35.00 to
see specimens of the human family
perform antics behind the footlights.
It was worth the price, tho, to see
ll'illa McLean in her original Ha-
waiian dances. She made a great hit
in lilroadway.
.Xfter the performan'Ce I was thrust
into the street in time to hear a voice
say, "Citizens and Countrymen. I am
.Xb Miller." This sounded interesting
and I stopped, thinking, perhaps, .-Xb
had started a campaign for president.
Iiut in this think I was disappointed
for. with beseeching words and en-
treating glances, :Xb was begging his
and countrymen to refrain
from the use uf cigarettes and the vile
habit
citizens
uf dancing.
I had many more thrilling experi-
ences in N. Y. but. none, perhaps, m
which you would be interested- My
next encounter with members of my
class was in Lawrence, where Keith
Dowler was professor of the art or
stalling and Ifeulah Shearer, director
of athletics in the State University.
In XYichita I saw Ernest Barrier,
who is an expert accountant for a
large firm there and drawing an enor-
mous salary, by which. no doubt, he is
able to make his dreams come true.
for I once heard him say that he would
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just like to "lay up about SIOO a month
for two years,"
lly this time l was thinking that
the most beautiful scenery in the
world was that around Eureka. So
yesterday morning I boarded the
train at XX'ichita and started here.
lYhile coming' thru Reece I was much
surprised to see a large building that
had been erected since my last visit
to that place. I turned to my com-
panion for an explanation and he said
that Alice I'rather, being disappointed
in love so many times, had founded a
home for disappointed lovers and the
fierce little man in the Vandykc
beard, standing' on the platform, was
Marion Cracraft, a recluse of said
homye.
This was such a shock that I knew
nothing' until I arrived in Eureka. I
went to the Lyndon Iflotel and was
agrccably surprised to meet Ethel
I'rouse, head cook there. I asked her
if she knew anything' of our class
members and she said "yes," that
e .QQ
Gladys Ervin and Edith Hoffman were
tight-rope walkers with the Barnum
and llailey circus,
l d1dn't ask her about any more Of
them but as l walked down past the
Princess Theatre I saw on the posters
that Erma lletsher was playing the
leading role in the picture, "The Vir-
tuous Vamp." And upon arriving at
the High School found Mabel Ilriggs
installed as principal while Vivian
Ilerron shakes her gray hairs over
the problems of commercial teaching.
So my journey ended. Each mem-
ber of the class of '.2O is carrying' out
the purpose fr-r which he was created-
Small wonder, after knowing' this, that
life is such a crazy-quilt, but.
Each is brave and each is working,
Each is climbing to survive:
.-X11 achieving and believing
Victory comes to those who strive.
XYith due apologies to Henry IYads-
worth Longfellow.
OPAL DIVINE.
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ljiiemn 'BPQJEIFTIIIPIIT
PIANO STUDENTS
C ITIICVTIIL' Iiaclu-rt CZlfllCl'i1lC I.vflQc
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Xulliu f32ll'l'iSlPl1 Ruth Nurxuflll
Xl lu llwwlicy Ellyn l'iIU'Ilg'L'l
X ll'Q'illi?l Hull I51mcldz1 I'1'zlthc1'
Xl lry llzmly llczltricc XXMHIS
Xlivc DIZICIQSHII Ruth XXMIII-
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X Ima Kirk Xlilflrcd XX'w1'l4n1:1u
XX ilmzl Kraus Xliriam XX'w:rl
HARMONY STUDENTS.
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RECITAL BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
High Sch'-UI .XIIlIIt4ll'IIIlI1
PRI JGRXXI.
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There are Hu 111i'.:'u:xlly lrirgi- mim-
lier ul gills in th' lilee Lxlrlm this ytill'
:md they have wlwkt-d hard Zlllfl faith-
fully. Tliey have mzule several public
zipperiliiiiccs, the first time lu-iug' at the
Limiiity '11-aelu-rs' Assucizltiuii. Mis
Vitteuger lll2lllllQfl a tiuueert fur the
girls tri lu- given iu the xxiuter, hut Qu
accuuut uf the "ilu" it had tu he gin-u
vp. Later iu the spring, part uf the
muuluers were given as a preluflc for
the ltcture cuursc.. The specialties
fur the St-uiur play were given by the
Glec Clulm Girls. The twii specialties
were "Rumen and Juliet," a panto-
mime, and "Say lt XYith Fluwers,'
given lay a clmrus uf boys and girls
The lust appt-fu'ancc was at Com
m'euce-ment.. The uumlmers renderer
were HDElNN'llH aufl "lilrmwer Suiigx'
The girls have eujuyecl their wwrlc a
great deal and say they owe their sue
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Annual illrrnhmvn llvrrptinn
The annual reception to the new
students and memlmers of the faculty
was given in the gymnasium of the
East Side school huilding, Friday
night, Septemher 19.
.Xlhert Miller, Vresident of the
SCIUUI' Class. opened the program with
a speech, addressed to the Freshmen,
to give them all necessary informa-
tion to guide them safelv thru their
first year in E. ll. S. This talk was
answered hv one given hy lllaine lYil-
son, President of the Freshman
Class. The next numher was a vocal
solo hy Mr. A. Rl, llerron. .EX Sopho-
more stunt, "Romeo and vltflietf' was
Qlvell lly Halwltl Snudgrg and Guy
liradford. This was followed hv a
vocal solo hy Miss Lena l'ittenger: ac-
eompanied hy Miss Thelma XYharton.
The -lunior stunt was a dramatic in-
terpretation of "The Rosary," hv Eliz-
aheth Call, Cecile Hodgson, Maurine
lenne and Fern lirinker. Une reason
for the success of this numher was the
SENIOR
.-X Senior party was given at the
llerron home Fehruary 14. The house
was decorated with red and white
hearts. The guests played games dur-
ing the first part, of the evening After
everyone arrive d a hunt was started
for candy hearts, which had heen hid-
den in obscure places about the rooms.
For this the guests were divided into
teams and Ernest l3arrier's team won.
Next a heart was placed in the door-
extraordinary costumes worn. Alice
Nixon gave a reading which was fol-
lowed hy an unique interpretation of
the ".'Xnvil Chorus" hy three Sopho-
mores, Lillian Ladd, Cecil Rhodes and
Russel Pugh. Ten Sophomores then
gave "XYhere, oh, XYhere are the Yer-
dant Freshmen?" The last number
on the program was a jazz Orchestra
eomposed of Margaret l'11'ig2'l1t. Cath-
erine Lodge. Dorothy Cheney, Mae
llooliey, Ruth Xorman.
After the program punch and wafers
were served.
The gymnasium was decorated
with the various class colors. Before
the program the classes vied with
each other in their yelling. The hash-
ful Freshmen were very much fright-
ened at first, hut their timlidity ahated
somewhat as the evening progressed
and hy the time they were ready to go
home they grew quite hold, for some
uf them are known to have engaged
in conversation with Seniors.
PARTY
way at which the guests were to shoot
with an arrow The person who could
shoot through the heart was to win a
heart and .Xlhert Miller seeniys to he
the only one in the Senior class who
is likely to have any success in matri-
mony. The games were ended hy a
progressive game of "Hearts" Before
the guests departed they were served
refreshments of hrick ice cream and
heart shaped cakes.
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Bluninr-Svrninr Eautqiwt
'lihc -lnniors gave the annual hun,
rlnct fur tht- Scniwrs in tht- Qyl'IlllI1Sllll'Il
wt tht- East Nth- scli-ml hnilrling l'l'l'
rlny. Klziy 7. 'l'ht- gnt-sts warm 1'cct-irerl
:incl :it N230 tht- Qlfwrs Of thc lllllllllltt
hzill XX'L'l'L' mfpt-in-rl :ind tht- gnc-sts Ullf
twt-rl, Thu rnwin was cluvcrly cltmwg-
rzitcrl tri rcprt-sont n mt-sting uf thc
"Rt-fli' .Xt tht- flmir wt-rc rt-rl flagw
:incl Il large hlzick lwnih rullurl rlznigur-
HllSlY fllnvlli. 'lilly IHlrlL'S WLTC Clt'CO-
rzitcrl with rul and whitt- czwnzitiimg,
thc Scniwr Class llwwcr.
.X icvvii L'4llIl'SL' clinncr was scrvcfl.
,X twnst was Q'lYL'Il ht-twvt-n L-:ich
cwiirwc. 'l'ht- tlvlwts wt-rc very gwml
nnrl czirrii-el tint the tlii-11-glit uf a "lit-fl"
mt-t-tiiig ,
.Xftvr ln-im" st-rvt-fl lhv Qin-sts weri-
l'I1l6l"lllll14'4l hy fwnr girls frwm Em-
niirin, whim gave iimtt-i'pi't-tivc rlziiivt-Q,
This wiv cnjuyecl Vt-rv much hy t-x'ci'v-
lint- :is it was cliffurt-nt hmm cmiiiwmv
place things.
Thi- st-ni1n's wish til express tht-ir
thanks tu the -lnninr class fm- thu
liwclv iJflllllllCl given in their llullnrnli,
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STAFF MEMBERS.
Editor-in-Chief .,,..,,.,, Durutllj' Cheney
liusiness Klanagei ',..,,,,,..,. .Xlbert Hillel'
Music Editor ',.. .,A.,.AA. C atherine liachert
Athletic Editoi ',,, . .,l.....,... llarold llurt
Senior Reporter... .,l..,,, Marion Cracraft
'lunior Reportei ',,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... l lugh Xlillis
Suplltfllllulw Repulic-I' ,.,..,..,...,.,,,......,,...
lllanche Klealullen
Freshman Reporter ',,,,..,,,,, Xlice jackson
Faculty Advisor 'l,...,, ,,,,,,, l 'lelen Peffel
M IH
it llannti was established with
the school and this little paper has al-
ways very industriously and con-
sientiously devoted its space to spread-
ing its newsy tidings over this high
school and commuunity.
Last year owing' to the slogan
"XYork or Fight," everybody seemed
too busy to attend to anything other
than the true American advance to
victory. so our dear old Banner sank
intl- oblivion.
After a year of absence, the llauner
returned to us as a semi-monthly news
sheet. This paper is always read by
the students with pleasure and its
come back this year has been splendid.
lts work and purpose is quite com-
mendable.
Our staff is comprised rf high school
students and a faculty supervisor, Miss
l'effer. Each member I tu stltt la
always been on the job and has striven
lu do his best lu make ull r paper an
outstanding' feature of E ll. S. and W6
of the student body feel that they
have. At the same time we feel that
Dorothy Cheney, .Xlbert Rliller and
Miss lleffer are deserving inf special
comment for their splendid and de-
Yutefl work.
lt is tn be noticed that a part of the
staff is leaving' with the graduating
class. but we feel that with the splen-
did training we are receiving in our
English department we shall be able
to continue this publication in a note-
worthy manner, and in keeping step
with the progress uf the literary world
we even hope to be able tu surpass the
recent publication some time in the fu-
ture..
LE HE
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El-1l'L'kZ1 High Sclitml 1113111-3 fl x'-:iy The negative tt-am mt-t lit-zimliiijs
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Lcaguu during tht- prt-sciit schtttil yt-ar.
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iii hv E. H. S. tht- lwuxi-time 5'-Jar.
.id vis wctc 5UItlClL'lltlY xxt"l t1'1i'1wl
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ru-enter tht- Lt-zigiic with this
handicap, win mic rlchatt- am! Itvst- Om'
in tl
lc Ftvurth District tT'iIl!'.LfiL'
.Xftt-1' a spluiiclid cliapui if-y.mt in
which fourtceii studciits p:11'tirip:itw1.
thcsc teams were clitwst-11: Xffiiiin-
tivc-Mahcl Ilriggs, Xlictl Xixtvii,
Ruth Noriiian. Nt-g'z1tix't--V111ht-riizc
Lwdgc, Keith Rfvwlcr, and Opal livi-
vine.
-ztsiljf Ivy a 2-I dt-cisittii. Thr E- Il. S
ztifi1'1natix'u team was ch-ft-zltt-fl hy tht
Iturliiigttvii iicgatwc tcam 3-1. 'l'hc
qiit-stwiii was "Rt-sulvt-cl, that tm-
l 111111 btatcs shtluhl cstzihlish ll sys-
twm ttf tw-iiiptils-viw' military traiuiiigf'
M11 He1'1'tt1i and Miss Vcffci' cf1:it'Iivcl
tht- tuams- Thc sclitmls iiichich-rl in tht'
I"uui'tli District triangle, iiillI'liIlg'tU11-
Rt-adiiig and Eureka, cach with and
lust a ch-hatc. Tht- cliainpittiisliip uf
tht- district was awarded tw Reading
Hn points.
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THE CAST.
Jane- lYi11k1CY'S Nieccxwlio seeks love rather than money ... Marie Singleton
Kitty BCI1dCl'S, the play and eln-,rns beauty --VIV-Vw-wwVA-AqViiiiV---A Ruth Nurnum
lxllllt 121116, Xxiilililefis Sister-in-law, who pgyg f5IQ'O0O fm- H man 0V---K-,AA-0, A
Sussette, Aunt .lane's Maid ,00Y,0,,,,A,,,,,0 Unww E dith lrwffman
lYm. XYinkler, "The Dear Old lloy
Bob llaxter, the true lctver of lane.,
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Ernest Barrier
llenjamiu Moore, around the world for the wrong lane ,,YA....., Marion Cracraft
Samuel, the ctvmie colored pflrtgr ,,,.,AA,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,VV,,V,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,, ,7,,-, I david Rik-Q
Tinglepaugh, the acting proprietor of the llalcyon llouse ,.., lloward XXI-lch
"The Dear C-ld Hoy" was of the chorus and stage beauty. .Xfter ef-
Uringside, bleacher, and bald headed
row type." He was fond of the long
glass and the beauties of the chorus,
and to make ends meet he would
"stoop t0 conquer."
The play was given as one of our
final efforts to show our training in
dear old E. ll- S., and to enable us to
publish our year book.
The play covered five hours of
rapid fire action at a summer resort in
the Catskill mountains. "The Dear
Old Boy" for financial reasons planned
the marriage of 'lane to Benjamin
Klctrre and Aunt .lane to the man
from the matrimonial agency, so that
he might be financially situated well
enough to marry Kitty, a brilliant
he intended to
on the 310,000
by the double
a dttuble part,
tthat of Kitty, the actressl, and him-
self, llobby Baxter, the real and true
lover of -lane, clears the coast until
XYinkler. by taking advantage of 8
teclmical error discovered at the last
moment in the will, finally manages
to get the 320,000 by mlarryiug -lane tu
liobby and .Xunt -lane to Moore and in
this manner he brings about a triple
wedding by marrying Kitty.
The play was a decided success and
after meeting the best approval of a
large Eureka audience it was given be-
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fecting this little deal
retire and live happily
that he would realize
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XVhere Some of Them Are and Xvllflt Thev Are Doing.
L'Hl'l'll1t' l't-ttcrswn, '19, is cashit-r at l.i1'01,k's strife,
Etht-l Eastw-mtl, '02, is County Clurk.
Ilt-len lluntcr, '15, is stgn11g1'apl1t-r ful- tht- 1'i11ncu1' Trust Cu,
Margaret Nels: n, '13, is stt-nugraplwr fur Q, Q, X5-C,
llclcn ll-ffer. '15, is teaching English in E. ll. S.
MMF' Garclncr, '19, is stt-111-g1'apl1cr fur tht- L'1111nty Farm .Xgt-ncy
Lnrcna Lt-wis, '19, is teaching thg 4th g'l'2'HlQ,
l'a11l llcnnis, '19, is 1xw1'ki11g'fwrtl1e Elgctric Light Ctr.
.Xnita Milran, '18, is clcrking' at lit-11.1155 Sturt-,
Lucy Nixwn XYatts, '10 is living mn a rgmgh in wt-stt-rn Kansas.
Xlinnit- lirnrlll, '19, is stun-vgraplicr f.1 bl. XX'.Sl11l'Q'L'4Pll.
Ralph Marlin, '07, is Cuunty SL1I'Y6yUl'.
ficrtrufle thmlliii, '12, is tt-aching tl1c3r1l graclc at tht- East Side.
llt-lun Sellick, '05, is clcrking at l3rw1k's stttrc,
Maixclt- Stt-rens, '03, is teaching thu :nl Lrarlc at thu East Sirlt-.
Ruth llaniiltf-n, '19, will gracliiatt- frwni Xursus 'Vraining SCl1111wl,9t. Francis
lluspital, XX'ichita, this spring- 1
.Xnna llmfltvii Vurlcalmlc, '17, is tt-aching tht- :nil anfl 3rd grarlt-s at tht'
XX't1st Sidc.
Marie l'CtfCl'5Ull. '17, is Cltflilllg' at l11't1f1k's string
livt-rctt McMullt'n and Mrs, llulcgi XX'ft1nack McMullt'n, '15, art- flrfing'
Lffict- wtirk in lX'icl1ita.
Miriam Xlkmql, '19, is taking lmst graduate win-k.
lfarjurig Slnwk, '17, is stunwgrapliur ft-r ll. F. liizer, .XlJstract1vr.
liltwssit- Singlt-twii, '10, is assistant inmkkut-lrui' fur tht- Electric Light C-1.
'l'hc class wif '19, whu art- teaching scliuul are: May XN'ln-clc1', .Xlicc llcricr,
lfern lltvgan, ,Xgnt-s llawtlmrlie, Lily Millt-r, Clt-1: Sniclt-r, 'It-ssc
l'rathcr, Edna l'rathur, ,Xrininta llainwn, Zella May Smith.
Menihcrs 1-f the Classt-s uf '13 and '19 whw have gmnu tw Cwllcgt' tn nbtain
a higher uducatiun arc: Catherine Cuultcr, '19, Cwzettc ,lt1hnsnn.
'13, Itwlenu Cnx, '18, Cecilg Dunham, '19, Naclint- Crux, '18, Robert
Focht, '19, XX'illian1 Clawson, '19, are attending' thc L'nivursity of
Kansas. Herman Hunter, '19, and -lwhn liraden, '19, Manhattan.
llazcl Swift, '19, and Frt-d Mattingly, '19, Fairmf-unt,
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lloard of Education, Faculty and
Friends:
Upon behalf of my client, the class
cf IQZO of the Eureka High School, of
the City of Eureka, Greenwood Coun-
ty. State of Kansas, U. S. I have
called you together upon this solemn
and serious occasion to hear her last
will and testament and to receive from
her dying hands such gifts as she may
have tu bestow in her last fleeting
moments. She has tried to be fair in
the distribution of her property and
wishes to do it in a manner that will
be pleasing to all, especially the Fresh-
men. llowever, owing to a flighty
condition of her brain due to the ex-
citement over the success of the Senior
l'lay, the sorrow of leaving her dear
friend, Eighth Hour, and over-eating
at the wlunior-Senior Banquet, she may
possibly have been mistaken in hei' in-
ventory: but such things as she thinks
she has, she hei'eby gives to the per-
sons named, hoping' that thev will ac-
cept them as a sacred trust from one
who has gone before..
You will then, please, listen cai'e-
fully while I read the document as
drawn up.
THE XYILL.
llc, the Senior Class of IQZO, com-
posed of thirtv-one separate and dis-
tinct individuals being about to pass
out of this sphere, in full possession of
a crammed mind, an unwavering and
untiring memory, and an understand-
ing pronounced perfect by our dear
lfacultv. do nalake and publish this our
last will and testament, hereby revok-
ing and making void all former wills
or promises by us at any time hereto-
fore made, or perhaps carelessly spok-
en as an idle wish in the presence of
some under classmen.
First we do ask that our funeral
services shall be conducted by our
friends and well-wishers, our superin-
tendent and his omnicient and eyer-
coin-,petent faculty, who have been our
guardians, only asking that the funeral
be carried on with all the dignity and
pomp that our positions as Seniors
merit,
Our estate we do dispose of as fol-
lows: X
ltem l-We do g'ive and bequeath
to our beloved Superintendent A. M.
llerron, and beloved lligh School.
Principal, F. S. l'aul, our sincere
thanks and appreciation of the watch-
ful care exercised in our behalf during
our sojourn with them. To them we
extend our deepest reverence and
heartiest gratitude for the patience ex-
ercised in correcting our difficulties
and in an attempt at partial payment
for all they have done for us, we make
over to them a heavy mortgage on our
future in the Great Unknown beyond.
ltem ll-XYe bequeath to the dear
lnstruetors of E.. H. S. who have been
our guides in all the wisdom of the
ages. sweet dreams and restful nights.
No Icnger may they lie awake through
the long' watches of the night worrying'
over whether or not this one will have
all his mathematics in the morning or
that one will have her history map
book readv iq hand in. or some one
else have the theme assigned ready to
hand in on schedule time. lt has been
a hard strain on them, we know, for
Seniors are always difficult to man-
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age. But they have done their duty
well and verily now shall they he re-
xvarded.
ltenl lll-To the under-classmeu
we do make the following hcquests:
I. To the -luuiors we leave the
many privileges we have enjeiyed as
Seniors, including the right In the hest
seats in the chapel and the right to
loaf in the basement..
2 To the Sophomores we hequeath
all the broken maps, hlacklioards,
desks and other discarded equipment
including the time worn and dust
covered hust of our venerable friend,
Christopher Columbus
3. To the Freshmen we give any
unclaimed wads of gum which may he
adhering' to the underside of various
desks, seats, hanisters or in any likely
cr unlikely places. They are pro-
miscuously scattered around hecause
in moments of peril we have often
been forced tu dispose of them hastily.
hut the Freshmen should lie ahle to
find them and this will no doulmt save
the memhers uf the class a great many
lluffalr- nickels.
ltem lk'-XX'e do give and lwcepieath
Qu our official school paper, "The
liaunerfi and the effieient staff there-
iji, all the events ot our hves, past.
present, and future, with all the won-
derful adventures, sensatfonal and
hair-hreadth escapes, glorious attain-
nients and other notoriety or lame
whieh may he heaped upon us whether
deservedly or undeservedly, trusting'
these may furnish plenty of material
for news items and editorials in future
years, and also serve as inspirations
fer the younger students tu Qu and fi-t
likewise.
Item Y-To Pllr heloved Sponsors,
Miss Frances KlcCune and Miss Paul-
ine Carr, we wish to express a deepest
feeling- uf appreciation for the unlim-
ited interest which they have shown
in all Senior activities. To recom-
pense them as hest we know how for
their untiring efforts in our hehalf we
do give and bequeath to them all the
astounding' knowledge and startling
information that we have furnished
them from time to time in our various
examination papers. Nu douht much
which we have imparted to them in
this way has heen entirely new to
them, as well as ti- all teachers and
students everywhere. lf they see fit.
they are herehy authorizd tu give out
such of this information to the world
as they may feel it is ready to receive.
Item YI-The following' may seem
to he trifling lwequests, hut these prop-
erties which we have accumulated lor
think we have accumulatedl during
nur journey through lligh School, are
very dear tu us and we hope that they
will lie accepted gladly hy the persons
To wluin they are given, not tu he east
aside as passing fancies, hut to he
cherished fondly in memory of the
Llass it 19:02
llie leave to the student Imdy in
general all of lleulah Shearer's posses-
sieus except her prt perty in the
Freshman Class, Edwin Sears.
ldfe leave Zelma Garrisoifs ahility
to sleep in Room Five to any one who
can surpass her in the volume of noise
produced while sleeping.
Xlie leave Iii Fliiyd l'rouse, George
.'yk"iCrjlit's and llarold Sear's athletic
achievements. that when lfloyfl is
a Senior he will not he entirely devoid
of accomplishment. .
Wie hequeath Effie Tomlinsons hdld
dispositii n to Catherine Lodge.
XXI- le-clreatli Yivian llerron's and
lloward lYelch's dramatic ability to
lieth fliffin and llohhie Clogston.
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To anyone who can fill these places
rs ably as they have been filled this
year, we leave Albert Miller's Presi-
dfntial and Gladys Ervin's editorial
rvd literary ability.
'Xe leave Ethel l'ronse's and Vivian
Alaiues' love of dancing' to Miss Pitten-
ef r and Miss XYharton.
lYe bequeath Keith Dowler's pro-
'f"'iencv in making chapel speeches to
l :irl Miller.
l-Ye leave to Fern llrinker all of
llice l'rather's powder, rouge, and
f"1er ingredients necessary for the
pr' paration of a complexion.
lYe bequeath Marian Craeraft's
rfekname, "Halle" to llarold Burt lVe
1 "" 'nest that all students use this
rivkname when addressing' Mr, Hurt..
'Ne leave Margaret McHug'h's artis-
tic ability to Lottie Giffin. Margaret
has gained much fame by her cartoons
for the 1920 year-book and Lottie
irifght be able to use this when she is
:' Qenior.
ll'e leave David RiCe's and Elmo
Millikeifs abilitv as first class come-
dians and mandolinists to john Reich
and Guy llradford.
Fearing that by constant study
and hard work lllanehe llreeehs' men-
tal ahility may have become somewhat
Worn, we leave to her some of Opal
l5ivine's good common sense.
ll'e leave Charlev Rice's fondness
ff -' "Biscuits" to Miss Carr.
'loping' that thev will be of invalu-
Wl le service to him. we leave Mabel
Vrieets' curls to Mr, Paul..
lYe leave Erma lletsher's successful
' nerd in basket-ball to Evelyn Allen.
'lovin-3' to leave it to some one who
really needs it, we bequeath Ernest
l'arrier's stand-in with Miss Barnum
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to Thelma Moran and Anna Downing.
XYe leave Edna Hellman's almost
perfect attendance record to any one
with more than two unexcused per-
mits. ,
XYe bequeath XYilbur Moores suc-
cess as a "ladies man" to .lohn Brook-
UYCY.
XYe bequeath Alma Garrison's liking
for Mary Garden perfume to Miss
l'effCI'.
lYe bequeath lYilla McLean's I and
I- grade in French translation 'to
Maurine hlenne..
lYe leave Edith Hoffman's love for
fat people to Margaret Bright.
lYe bequeath the mfimeograph in
Mr llerron's office to lrma Dennis,
hoping that it may be of aid to her in
her letter writing..
XVe leave Cecil VVorkman's line of
fast talk and slnsh to Cora Hartland.
XVe bequeath Ruth Norman's latest
slang: expression to Catherine llachert.
the rest and residue of our
All
property, whatsoever and whereso-
ever, of what nature, kind and quality
so ever it may be, and not hereinbe-
fore disposed of, we give and bequeath
to our beloved sponsors for their
and benefit absolutelv and to be
posed of as thev see fit.
lYe do hereby appoint these, our
sponsors, as executrixes of this, our
last will and testament..
ln n itness whereof we, The Class of
1920, have signed, sealed, and pub-
lished this our last will and testa-
ment at Eureka, Greenwood County,
Kansas, this 26th day of May, in the
vear of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
use
dis-
tSignedl Thirty-One Members of
the Class of 1920.
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COACH JACKSON
KX llll R NIOURIQ
Right Guard
Height b tt. Weight 175
Fatty was a stone vs all on the defensive and a charger
on the offensive He played right guard for three
sears and always play ed a good game. A guard tha'
we could depend upon and was never known to give up.
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HA ROLD Bl' R T
Quarterback
Height 5:1115 Weight 168
Bug was a good captain, liked by the entire squad. He
was heady and dependable: always tried to make things go.
Bug has a wonderful knowledge of football. He is one of
the best quarters that E. H. S. has ever had. Burt will
make one of the best athletes Eureka has ever produced.
GEORGE .-XKRIGHT
Right Tackle
Height 5:11 Weight 182
Ackie was the heaviest man on the team. Played right
tackle for rhree years. Aclean and willing player, and
plowed through the opponents' line without mercy. Ackie
was a wicked tackle and brought down his share of the
opponents' men. Long tackles were his specialty.
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ERNEST BARRIER
Right End
Height 5:95 Weight 150
Hienie woke up to the fact that he could play football the
la t f h ' '
s o t e season. He made aremarkable showing at right
end. He played a good game at smashing end, spilling the
lnterference in many rushes. He was fast and shifty. and
was especially valuable in getting flown under punts.
A LBICRT M I LLTQ R
Full Back
Height 52105 Weight 145
Ab came out this year for full back and was filling the
position well, and handling his opponents with ease. Ab
was hard on the opponents' interference, and was fi
a rst
class tackler. He played four years for old E. H S.
,lOHN RISICH
Left Guard
Height 5:10 Weight 155
John always got the jump on his man when the ball
was snapped and was thus able to play an effective game.
He was a good tacklei' and could be relied upon to stop his
man in the open field He will be with us again next year
and there will be no need of looking for another left guard.
II SS 'XIILLICR
Right End
Height 5 b Weight 125
Jess started the season making an excellent end,
but getting his shoulder hurt put him out for the
rest of the season He was a hard fighter and
always loyal He will be with us again next year.
L PM IR
HAROLD SEARS
Right End
Height 5:7 Weight 140
Harold was with the team two years and played both end
and half well. He was light in weight but his speed enabled
him to break up the opponents' interference and passes.
A splendid end and in an emergency could play a good half.
E. H. S. will miss him next year on the field.
EDWIN COULTER
Full Back
Height 5:6 Weight 145
Bear-cat was speedily elected to the vacancy of full-back,
and he carried the position admirably and played the
position with honor throughout the season. He was fast
and his speed enabled him to gain many yards through the
line. He will be with us next year and a successful season
is very promising.
GLF N Xl XRNER
Right Half
Height 5 6 Weight 140
Warner was a good steady half and he played the
position well He was a good tackle and he never
knew when to give up This was his second year
and we look forward to his returning next fall
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Left Tackle
Height 5:11 Weight 142
Tater's first year of football was a successful one. He
was a fierce tackle, and downed them regardless of their
interference. He p'ayed quarter-back the last game of
the season, and the ability he displayed was remarkable.
This is his last year with us.
HOVVARD TTQCKER
Center
Height 5:11 Weight 150
Tuck was fully qualified for the position of center this
year. He was a steady, accurate passer and a dangerous
moving center. This was his first year on the team, and
he won distinction for his splendid tackling He will
prove one of the ma n-stays of the team next fall.
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HARRY BARRINGTON
Left End
Height 5:10V2 Weight 145
Windie inade his showing at end. He was fast and full of
pep that kept the team in motion. This was hig first yel'
with us and his services were Certainly appreciated. HG
played a good game and was good on the offensive as well
as the defensive.
ELAINE WILSON
Right Half
Height 5:6 Weight l-15
Curley filled the position of half-back very effectively.
This was his second year on the team. His short end Pulls
and line bucking netted many zz gain for us. With his
educated toe we were always sure of a goal with every
touchdown. Curley will be with the squad next season.
ELMO MILLIKEN
Left Tackle
Height 5:10 Weight 142
Monk was always willing and a hard worker, His weight
was against hini but he would, when needed. make wagon
rooin in the opponents line He Was a line srnasher and
with his perpetual pep he played the position well. This
is Monks last. year and the team will miss him.
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Tht- football season started off with
an unusual amount uf pep and enthus-
iasm. Du to several nf tht- old veterans
returning' and .Xlliert Hiller and Har-
old liurt matle it possible for us to
look forward tw another successful sea-
son of ftrnthall,
,Xu .Xthlt-tit' .Xssoeiation was or-
ganired tl-mposetl of the majority of
the student lwdv, with Ernest llarrier
aeting' as l'resident- Mr. Paul made
every effort possible tn schedule as
Illfllll' good fast teams as possible
lliht-n the fellows lvegin getting' out
llllllgs l11mrlit'Cl gtmvfl. TllCl't' were Ql-
'vost enough ft-r two teams. This af-
forded much gtmtl praetice for the
r4:Q'ular line-up. .Xfter ahout two weeks
if 1-'11-fl hard practice the first game
of the season was played on the home
fit-ld with LeRoy. LeRoy had a fast
little team hut were unahle to cope
with our lmovs. Eureka pushed
tlnvvugli the Lellov line with ease, and
the hall was in our territory practically
all the entire game. Eureka won with
a sore of 34 tu 13. The first trip of
the season was made to Augusta. The
.Xugusta boys asked us to parade up
and down tht- streets before the game:
feeling sure of victory tu come their
v av. The game was called at 3:50 and
the fight begun, This was probably
tht- fastest game uf the season' One
1 f the reniarkalmle features of the game
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end run, scoring' a touchdown. Au-
gusta elaimt-rl one of the fastest teams
in tht- country hut they, too, were un-
ahle to step with Eureka. The score
,tls I3 tu li,
The next game was played with
ilu-.'a1'cl on the loeal field. lloward
had a goocl fast team, and this was
also a goocl game. This was a good
elost- game with a seore of 6 to 7 in
llewards favor. Yt-ry few long' gains
wt-re made.
rXnother game was played on the
home field with llamilton. lt is safe
to say that llamilton had four of the
fastest nrt-n in tht- hack field that Eu-
reka went up against this season. llut
they were ton light and were unahle to
Cheek tht- progress ef our men. The
senre was 36 to 13 in our favor.
.X rt-turn game was clue llowarcl and
Eureka wt-nt to their field. This was
a rt-al fast game and the hall was in
Eurt-lca's territory most of the time.
h-:xx ever, lloward succeeded in scor-
ing' feurteen points against us. This
as a game til- much interest and there
vvert- many loyal boosters from Eu-
reka thert-. The score was I4 to O in
l'ov.'arrl's favor.
In the latter part of the season a
game was seht-cluled with the old
veterans known as the "All Stars,"
etnupost-d of the Prather brothers,
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basket ball teams He was always out on
the field to nialte things go He made
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It is to Mr. Herron, the capable coach
of the Girls' Basket Ball Team, to whom
we owe the victories of the year just
passed. He believes in a team with a
strong school spirit, that is willing to
work together for the glory of the school
rather than personal honor. It is this
spirit which enabled us to lose as fairly
and as cheerfully as we won.
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The llasket llall seasliu uf IQZO did
u-it lutnu up very hright at the wutset
uf the seasuu. as there was hut Hue
hasket hall man un the squad. .Xll
1-ther meu were li-rmer substitutes ur
merely "Fans" tif the fast fl'-ur game.
llwwever, iiuuiediately after the
eluse uf the fe-uthall seaswu, the lmys
-ieeiued tw take au unusual auinuut lvl
iuterest, and after suiue lew weeks if
practice, class gaiues were seliedulefl
and an ahuudauce uf material put in
its appearauCe.
The ,luuiur Class with the class
series-
.X gwfcl schedule was arranged and
all interest was turucd tuward meet-
ing tl1e autaguiiistie lures aliuut us.
'I'l.m11to was the first victim, lau.
th. lusiuo' 1111 nur ewurt hx' a cluse
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The liue up was as fulluws:
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XYilsu11-F1irward
Ervin-Center
Reich-Guard
Sears-Guard
Klillikeu-Center
The result all this game put the pep
in the huys, aud they pimhahly tell
liver euufideut as tl1eir uext game.
cue week later, was au utter rwute hy
the liuffalo huys tt, the time uf 32 t-1
fl. The fureigu cuurt prwvecl to be tim
111l1Cl1 uf 9. l1t'-1 vcluu,
The men that cmupused this team
vtcre: Snider, Reich, xYllSllll, Erviu.
Fears, Klillikeu, Forbes and Teieh-
graeher, and they all had a whirl at
the game,
,lauuary 23, Eureka llighs jwur-
l1eyeflfw1'tl1 In El l5u1'arl1v,a11fltl1s
luws plavecl real hall tl1e first half ul
the gauie. The lmys were alert Ilrlfl
Ull tl1eir guard every u1iuute uf tht
first half, making it pussilple fur the
ehalkers tit chalk 7 fur Eureka and 3
ft 11' the wld time rival El lluraclu.
liut the last half uf the gauie spuiled
the reewrd uf the Eurekaites and after
all dust and efmlimitirii had sulisided
tl1e se-ire read 31 ti. 13, lIiX'Ul'lllg' Hui
wurtliy uppimeuts.
Line up:
Snider and Teiehgraelier-l7m'warcls
Ervin and Klillikeu-Ceuter alter-
uately
Sears and lQeieh4Guards
F1rrhes-Substitute
February 13, lluffali. returned tht
game and the lnnys retaliated theii
fU1'111e1' flefeilt lwy stwre uf I7 tw fa.
.X New liue up appears:
Suiderfl? lrward
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Xlillikeu-Center
Tlurtgtluarcl
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Sears-Guard
Quiuey was the uext vietiui and wa
lveateu hy a large semre.
Fehruarv Joth. the swift El Durad
Z1Q'Ql'CL'Afitl1I1l returned their 'fame and
put up auutlter wiuuiusj fight. Serif'
I4 tri I7.
Tlurt-Guard
Reich-Guard
fXlillike11-Center
XYilsm1-Fmrwarcl
Snider-Forward
lliushaw-Substitute
Ewrhes-Substitute
Ervin-Suhstitute
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.if the 1-"une C'lme over with the ex- Ervin has strung initiative, loves
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Seln-ul hack tu fairyland, tu dream the
dream tif the first defeat Over 'Virgil
man fin the court next year.
Reich spent mulch time with hasket-
fur three years in the haskethall gaine hall practice and made gwmrl develop-
:if last year. llut their recwrd this
ment. He is a clean player and has
time did nut carry Su much weight as an accurate pass.
the inudest scwre uf ll tri 5 in their Sears played the guard pnsitimi
farfir wuuld indicate.
hest yet, with swine training' wuuld
'lille fwllmviiig men played the make a fine fwrward. llartild grad-
game: uates this year.
XYils1in-F1'irward 'l'eiehgraelaer was usually a lucky
llinshaw-lilirward hird Un hall caging. Watch iXrt's left
Milliken-Center arm next year.
Sears-Guard Klilliken played center during mrwst
lieieh-Guard nf the games and played the piisitirin
Ervin, 'liL'lL'llQ.'l'IlCllL'l', l74n'lmes-Re- well. Elini: managed to chalk his
serves,
l'lfRStJX.Xl. KIENTIHN.
This is l3urt's first year uf lwasket
hall and he shuws up fine at guard.
Next year "ling" will he line uf the
"Ing stand lays" nf the tealn.
Snider was fast and had the unique
luck ul' making ewvals at an uncredit-
ahle distance. l.e1vnard will make
gym d next year.
XX'iIsnn has the physique tim make a
f"reat liasketluall man. XYitli1un fliiulwt'
share of the fL'ZlllliS prmints.
Furlmes held first hench for the re-
serves, .Xlways anxious fur a chance
ull the flrnmr. lulin Awill land gr first
lCZllllL'l"S pusitiun next year.
lt is true that this is the first real
l'asketliall f-ir a yast majeritv of the
team ineinhers and tlmugli the lmys
did init win nearly all elf the Qaines,
they fuuglit hard and played for the
lwwe ef the Uame, which will make it
piissilile fur a winning team next year.
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