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'- T H E Q VV L ' ' U - V ' -,gy YE-iztigirf v-if-, .--um -: rv 1 9 2 7 igwafc' '1-.'f.j,:.f.J7 'l'!1m' 'QQLBQYM A 'f- ' 1 WV THE OWL .et ,, A A. F. HIXSON, B. S. in Ed. Ohio State University Superintendent of Schools '- p.nu.u ..ugvu..vuFa n-av.1a-. vgiioi 1 9 2 7 cv..v. .1-5r454 r4 'g 9 Four :Y-'u.a ..vQ.h-z'..inF.A .9..'. - Qr.-'Q v4 Q I . 17' FU L' - Q f THE OWL ..F 1 9 2 7 I'T'Tn?5'.r4?2iT'h TAEiiFpi,-ivli Six A--n.vu.-ua-u.v..4v - - .r.v4v . Tv ,-v,Tv ,-,T.5gig,g-:,j.,,-.I-v.v,,, TEACHER John T. Andrews Edith Bingham, A. B. F. L. Brenton, A. B. Rebecca Dana. A. B. Maridel Davidson Lucile Deffenbaugh, B. S. in Ed. Margaret Elam, B. C. S. G. E. Elliott, A. B. Helen Feuchter, B. C. S. H. J. Finsterwald, B. S. in Ed. Gratia Flower, A. B. Marguerite Friend Harry F. Glore, B, S. in Ed. Bonnie Griffith T. Mack Hall Cecil Hankins, A. B. Leila Hoaglin Edna Hoffman, M. A. Lillian Humphrey, M. A. Isabelle Johnston Anna L. Jones, A .B. Adrienne Kouns, A. B. Julia Layne, A. B. John M. 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Seven -Armnvnxnvasfznv - - V 5-r.vAv - .. T H E O W L i,v, T4a3vg',i FACULTY IN THE FUTURE jun e 16, 1034. . I have just finished my trip around the world, and have had a wonderful time. I met some of Ironton's High School teachers who were teaching in 1927, our graduation year. I'll try to tell you of the trip from my home in I.os Angeles. Wlieii I started to board the train to Omaha City, another train was just pulling in, on which were Misses Hoffman. Dana, and Nazor. who. as l learned from a very short interview, were going to be movie stars. I was a bit surprised, but acted as though I thought that was the very thing they should do. i My next great surprise came when I had a three hour wait between trains at Flagstaff, Arizona. I was taking a horseback ride across the mesa through the cactus, when I saw Mr. Williaiiis, once a science teacher at Ironton High. trying out an experiment of grafting pineapples on cactus. This was a queer experiment, I told him, but he thought he could do it. I couldn't help thinking how the '27 faculty had drifted apart when I encountered Mr. Glore in Mississippi on a Chautauqua circuit playing the piano. He was captivating his audiences, but I was surprised to find him in that Work. He said Mr. Elliott was the branch manager, while Messrs. Miller. Phillips, and Stock were Hawaiian players. I had never thought they had such musical talent. I finally reached my old home town of Ironton. Ilere I learned that one of our former teachers, Miss Oesterle, had just disappeared quite suddenly It seemed that no one knew anvthing about her family or where she had gone. The whole town was agog. VVhile in Ironton I also learned that lXliss Iones had gone to Rome to learn more of the famous subject which she taught. I picked up the Ironton News, a large paper now, and read in the headlines that Mr. Sonny VVinters had won the cross country race trophy by running across the continent in seven days, three hours, and seven seconds. This took Iront n by storm, Sonny having once been Ironton High's coach. happened to meet Lena Smith in the large Finsterwald Department Store in Ironton, and she said that Gratia Flower and Helen Feuchter were salesladies. I was greatly surprised, for they were such capable teachers in high school. I wonder if they could have lost that talent. I finally landed in New York, ready to sail, but before I did. I thought I would like to go to a Broadway show. I picked out an attractive one, and Went that evening. To my surprise I found Edith Bingham and Leila lloaghn billed for toe dancing. They did real well, too. You wouldn't have expected that back in '27. Well, as soon as I recovered from this, I made preparations to sail the next day, and to- my great surprise, found Andy Andrews captain of the -.az-..s..u.v..v...v...-n...v.-.v..v.m 1 9 2 7 E.f3.vff.rai.a5-f:.-a.lf-.v.- Eight an ..l.'Ls.'u-v.aL.'-AY Q ' SY.:-s .. T H E O W L ,v,-v,v,,v,-ylhvapgv,-wl-v.v,-v,,v steamer. As he sang out to the shipmates, Order up there, I found myself thinking I was in 220 study hall back in the old days. He hasn't changed much-a little grav, but that's all. He said Adrienne Kouns had crossed just a month before. She was going to live in Spain the rest of her life, and spend her declining years in the land where she would feel so much at home. Andy said he was making his home in Chile, South America because the climate there was so nice and warm. . After stopping in London, I took a boat to Paris. I was doing some shop- ping in a Parisian store. when I happened to see ,lulia Layne buying a number of beautiful dresses. She said she needed a great many, being on a tour with Lillian Humphrey. who was giving lectures on science. She told me, too, that she was enjoying seeing many of the old historic places she had loved to teach of in school. She invited me to her rooms for dinner that evening, and I had a nice long talk with both her and Bliss Humphrey. They intended to return home as soon as they had covered France and Italy. My trip next took me to the Hawaiian Islands. where I met Cecil Hankins playing a ukelele under a large palm tree. I was so interested in his music that I stayed and had quite a talk with him, finding out that Miss Elam was running a large bank in Hawaii. He pointed out to me the place where Miller, Phillips, and Stock lived while learning to play the Hawaiian guitars for the Chautauqua. He wanted to play with them, but was unable to tear himself away from Hawaii. I enjoyed my trip. and told him all the news of the teach- ers I had met. He seemed surprised to learn that Mr. Andrews was captain of a ship, and told me that Andy had once plaved in the movies with Bonnie Griffith as his leading lady. She must have, I thought, obtained her gift in this line from Corinne Griffith, probably her relative. I went one evening to watch a boat come in. and watch the Hawaiian girls throw leis around the travelers' necks. when whom should I see coming off the boat but Miss Isabelle johnston and Miss Deffenbaugh. They were going to japan and China to be foreign missionaries. They admitted that thev were starting on this career later in life than was necessary, but said they felt the need of diversion after their years of teaching in Ironton High School. After bidding my friends here good-bye. I then set sail for Los Angeles. I returned home wiser as to where mv former high school teachers were, and as to what they were doing. I was rather tired after my trip, but a friend insisted I go to see the movie Forgotten written by Anna I.. jones, and played by Lucille Nazor as leading lady. I was charmed with Miss Nazor's acting, and with her ease before the camera. But that was not all,-the same program presented a comedy, Bridget O' Flynn , in which Miss Dana played the lead- ing feminine role. Mr. Larson, our former principal, played opposite her, and it was a scream. I will never forget it, and no one who has an opportunity to see it, should fail to do so. Surprises seem never to end, and cinema land seems about to depopulate the ranks of Ironton High's faculty. Mr. Hixson, I learn, has also succumbed to the Hollywood urge, and will be seen soon as Edna Hoffman's new leading man in The Little Parade. This, I believe, is all the news I learned of the Ironton High teachers of '27. I will admit I was much surprised to learn how they had turned out in most cases. -GRACE WILSON '27. N me .imhvggsxr - - - -- 5. NY Y, T H E O W L 1gf4n 41'.'4-r-nga-:'4n'iui.'j,.+.A-E - - I . -. - -E 1 9 E 7 '.-Ji' ...K-i.+.v.-A-Q Ten x Q E. 5 e ii 1 EY ? 21:1 - . g - ' EQ f. Aw-N....,. .,,N..,--1--:A-, Y Q b my V wx WSIQXWEMKJ W, , 1 ,, 3 . Q. 1 W vgyhv disk If ,Hp W, W' W mv I CLASSE' QQ? 42g? i:V 3 if. ini W H , S - ,Q f. i f ' + ,wr H+ 's Ag .gg if Xi E if fx 5 if Q3 T 'Q 1 wi -'I V5 vi ' ' I Q ' LKB. , QTY.: 2315 VP 18 v .3 f .1 'r,, ' if AQY UE Ll' if ww m 1927 EI1'T'r'71 .gnlasvl- 5?Svgg,'z:uf - - - 4 T H E O W L 3 4,5 W Agrdynylg-4-vln-gr. ,-,Li President . . Richard Gallagher Treasurer . . Austin Jenkins Secretary . Clark Campbell Yice-Pres. . Tom Hughes Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Red Rose ADVISOR MISS BINGHAM 1924 President, Edward Neekanip Vice-President, Richard Davis Secrctary-Treasurer, Richard Frazier 1925 President, Juanita Capper Vice-President, Richard Davis Sccretary-Treasurer, NVilliam Horschel 1926 President, Juanita Capper Vice-President, Richard Davis Secretary, Gwendolyn McConnell Treasurer, Tom Hughes. '-L Avfgginvsznuufvnnvgar-Y.Lv2EiL f Z L'VAil?A?AFAiij -v4 i-'A 1 Twelve ill .llilvl - v v . Q -74 . ,yivn-15-v ,v ,v -v - . -HF '-b ICT ' REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS CNW!! Un the following two pages are pictures of the students chosen as lronton l'ligh's niost representa- tive boy and girl. This choice was nizule by popular vote in the Freslnnan, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The honor fell in hoth cases to the clzlss of 1927. l -AF.-?-Avlwlaiaaigfgv. . 1 9 2 7 ,-... ,.,. 4z,5pg.4a,.,v,,.,: Thirteen -qgnnvwqsrr A ff Q- - T H E O W L RlCHARD FREDERICK GALLAGHER 1 9 2 7 sup.-v.-.saF.s.....-.-.. .5 I7nz4r!f'en f- iv .-IDE' T H E O W L ff . JUANITA FITZCHU CAPPER 1927 Fiftefn u9vun .u.v0sv'A. ' r'- 5 'Q 5274. Q -Q I i f -Zig,-, GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH ABEL Hyfllllts' General Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Basket Ball, '24 '26, Athletic Association, '24, Spanish Club, '26, Glee Club, '25, '26, '27, Track, '24, '25, Science Club, '27, Latin Club, '25. Obi those big brown eyes! CHARLES R. ALBERT Charlie General Course Hughes High, Cincinnati, '24, '25, Tech. High. Atlanta, Ga., '26, Ironton High, '26, '27, Owl Staff, '27, Science Club, '27. Not that I love to sturly less, but I low fun more. MARGARET ALLEN Maggie Classical Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Athletic Asso- ciation, '24, '25, Latin Club, '25, Athletic Board of Control, '26, '27, Science Club, '27, Owl Sgaff, '27, Gryphon Staff, '27, Debate Club, '2 It must be wonderful to be so bright. GEORGE H. BAZELL George General Course Rock Camp High, '23, '24, '25. Still water runs deep. CLARA ANDREWS Clara General Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Girls' Glee Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, Debate Team, '27, Science Club, '27. Boys, never you mind! 1927 if-i'mavI-ivzrfrmrzwg-an Slij A 5 -gvg..v,.-,,-,-, Sixteen anus Axxvn A T H E O W L v,v,v,v,y,v-lv-v,-Aw,-A... HELYN BREEDING Dutch General Course Girl Reserves, '24. Ii it wasn't for Gen I couldn't live. RAYMOND BLANKENSHIP Ray General Course Why can't we all have his good looks ? SYLVIA BROWN Sylvia Commercial Course Commercial Club '27, Sec'y. '27, Gryphon Staff, '27, Owl Staff, '27, Bank Cashier, '27. True to her duty. CHARLES EDWARD BOLL B0Iley Scientific Course Foot ball, '26, Science Club, '27, Hi-Y. Club, '27, Owl Staff, Class Lawyer, '27, Senior Life Saver, '27, VVitty people like you belong to another world. JUANITA CAPPER Donkey General Course President of class '25, '26, Editor-in-Chief Owl, '27, Staff, '25, Gryphon Staff, '25, '27, Boosters' Club, '25, President, '26, '27, Basket- ball, '23, '24, '25, Athletic Association, Science Club, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, Junior Class Play, '26, Glee Club, '24, '25, 26, President, '27, Orchestra, '26, '27, Glee Club Operetta, '24, '25, '27, Cheer Leader, '24, '25, '26, Track, '24, Spanish Club, '25, A nature like hers denotes future success as a lawyer or housewife. Seventeen -urxnvguzxvgvnnv - '- .rv .31-.v if - 71 i --,, ,, nv-6, Yv- General Course Athletic Association, Spanish Club, '26, Science Club, '27, Boosters Club, '26, '27, Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, President '27, Glee Club, '24, Tennis Club, '27, The glory of life is to love and tn be loved. EDWIN HYER BRADY John Rust General Course Orchestra and String Quartet, '27. Oh! my kingdom for red hair. LEONA DAVIS l310ny General Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Science Club, '27, French Club, '26, '27, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, '26, '27, Glee Club Operetta, '27, Owl Staff, '27, Gryphon Staff, '27. Character is power. RAY CHARLES BROTHERS Ray General Course Science Club, Football, '25, '26, Inter-Class Basketball, '26, '27, Inter-Class Track, '26, '27, Civics Club, '26. Frances, thou art mine. lXf1ARY MAE DOLE Babe General Course Oak Hill High, '24, '25, '26, Ironton Hi, '27, Commercial Club, '26, '27. A warm, true friend. -4-flea.-ga.-..+.aw1i.f.w.-A+, 1 9 2 7 gag,-g?ff,a,,:3q,.?.,?,.,,.,,, Eighteen MARY ELIZABETH CLUTTS Lis 1-:iz-:ere Q T H E o W L Ts aegifuiiii f l v v T . cvlvvgvlv J lla-'live lv HAZEI. FIELDS Pat General Course Spanish Club, '26. Modest and sweet as a woodland flower. CARI- HRONVNING ll'IIIlIf7Ilx' General Course Class Basketball. ' l.et him sleep. IlIiI,liN KA'I'HIiRINE FISHER Hlfixhir' General Course Girl Reserves, '23, '24, '27. Very artful. ERNEST BROVVNSTEAD Emir Scientific Course Football, '25, '26, Basketball, '25, '26, Track. '26, Chemistry Club '26, Orchestra, '27, junior Class Play, '26, Spanish Club, '26. The good :lie young, I clon't feel well myself. GLADYS OLIVE FOUCH F0uchiv General Course A heart gentle anil kind. '- A-Af.-iviwfzvznnvgvge KTTH-2 , . - .'..-4-..-.-.-...V 1Vlllt'ft'L'll Commercial Club, '26, '27, Football, 'Z-l: Inter' ' v V Y . v l '-V-lv vi' Lv' Lv W'-'YA-'A-v-W ?f 3'f'l,f 1 4' THE OWL Wg-W -1-f :-jf wY 5-wif, THELMA E. GEE Fun College Prep. Course Science Club, '26, '27. A perfect lady. LINDSAY BRUCE Hfdrku General Course Rock Camp High, '24, '25, '26, Basketball, '27g Hi-Y Club, '27. Success will be yours when you get out in the world. JUANITA GRAHAM Dec General Course Spanish Club, '26g Basketball, '24, '25, '26, Owl Staff, Science Club, '27. Music hath charms and so has she. CLARKE CAMPBELL Campbell Scientific Course Baseball, '24, '25, '26g Basketball, '26, '27, Hi-Y Club, '25 Sec'y .'26, Pres. '27, Science Club, '26, '273 Sec'y. of Senior Classg Owl Staff, Spanish Club, '26, Pres. of the Senate, Pres. Science Club. Clark is not exactly a sheik, or a woman hater, but he has winning ways that are bound to get him somewhere. Commercial Course Commercial Club, '27, Love is blind. -xi--A-1..vA6..zv.-iii.igv..v.4--. 1 9 2 7 iii2.F..P4.-..-..-.if-...-..- Twenty BEATRICE NORMA GRIFFITH Bea A7W w-fn' nr 17 lf' Q V i ' v Y - .v..-h-'.- .v .v -.,-.v -,,, STELLA MAE GRIFFITH TM Commercial Course Commercial Club, '27. May her star of success shine brightly. RICHARD B. DAVIS Dirk Scientific Course Class Vice-Pres, '24, '25, '26, Science Club, '26, '27, Boosters Club '26, Hi-Y, '27, Gryphon Staff, '25, '27, Basketball, '26, '27, Track, '26, '27, Football, '25, '26, '27, Inter-Class Basket- ball Capt., '25, Capt., Inter-Class Track, '27. How could he live without Ellie? VIOLET LOUISE 1-IAFLEY IIaffIv General Course Sciencc Club, '27, Girl Reserves, '26, '27, Glec Club, '25. Violet surely can gossip in the class room. A goofl girl and a good sport. RICHARD F. GALLAGHER Dirk Commercial Course Pres. of Class '27, Eclitor'in-Chief Gryphon. '27, Football, '25, '26, Capt., '27, Basketball, '25, '26, '27, Boosters' Club, '26: Science Club, '26, Commercial Club, '26, '27, Hi-Y Club. '26, '27, Treas., Inter-Class Baskeiball League, '25, Baseball, '25. Here's a good chap with a good sturdy bomlv who uses giant tactics in all athletics. He surely knows the tricks of lmsketlmll, football, and baseball. BERTHA HANEY Bertha General Course Coal Grove High, '24, '25, '26. A cure for the blues. Q is -.-safsarii t-na vsgwdvi aa, Y.-. . Y ., - , - , ' 4' 4Q 1 4- q'L'q'q' Twenty-one ' v . - -' .Aviv - :YL' wk' hiv' lvglvatvgvnlva 'jf -4' S- T H E O W L W Q'AV7 ':Wi- I , m, , General Course Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, Spanish Club, '25, '26: Science Club, '26, '27, Basketball, '26, '27, Girl Rgserves, '23, '24, '25, Glee Club Opcretta, '24, '9 A heart of gold. Industrial Course Football, '25, '26, Basketball, '26, '27, Hi-Y Club, '27, Track, Inter-Class, '26, '27. Such beautiful red hair. General Course '27: Commercial Club, '27. A friend to all. Scientific Course But it isn't any use, girls! General Course . Girl Reserves, '24, '25. A jolly girl. Twenty-two MOZELLA MAY HICKEY Mo CHARLES GRIFFITH Griff KATHLEEN HIGGIN K'athIec'n Coal Grove High, '24, '25, '26, Girl Reserves, LOUIS HANNAN Louis Hi-Y Club, '27, Owl Staffg Gryphon Staff, '27 MARGUERITE HOGSTEN Margie Arn A .4 aovfnva-r v .-Lv ev-v5'2l7.r.iF.i'74+L-.-'..i.'.'.. - HELEN MAE HOLLIDAY Hclcu' General Course Coal Grove High, '24, '25, '26. Gentle of speech, heneficient of mind. WILLIAM C. HOBBS Bill College Prep. Course Science Club, '27, Inter-Class Basketball, '27. Initiative and strength belong to this man. MARGUERITE HUGGER Bobbie College Prep. Course Science Club, '26, Sec'y. '27, French Club, '26, Vice-Pres., '27, Glee Club, '25, '26, Junior Class Play, '26, Boosters' Club, '26, Girl Reserves, '24, Camp Fire Girls, '26, '27. All I ask is to be let alone. VVILLIAM HORSCHEL Bill General Course Hi-Y, '26, '27, Boosters' Club, '25, '26, Asst. Editor Gryphon, '27, Inter-Class Basketball, '26, '27, Treas. Sophomore Class, '25, Stage Manager, '26, '27, Inter-Class Track, '25, '26, '27. I awoke one morning and found myself famous. RUTH HUGHES Ruthie College Prep. Course Orange High, Delaware High, '24, Oak Hill High, Ironton High, Glee Club, Operetta, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27, French Club, '27, Tennis Club, '27. Diligence is the mistress of success. Twenty--three f Hi-Y, '26, '27, Track, '26, '27, Debating, '27, f -Anxnvnnxxvnnvns - ' Q. .-1. - 4 y-, 1TT73a2G ...'- I l l MILDRED EVELYN JUSTICE Mid Commercial Course Gryphon Staff, '27, Bank Cashier, '27, Com- mercial Club, '26, '27. Very bashful when it comes to recitationsf THOMAS V. HUGHES Tom Scientific Course Treas. Junior Class, '26, Vice-Pres., of Class, '27, Hi-Y Club, '27, Junior Class Play, '26, Pres., Boosters' Club, '27, Owl Staff, '27. Will someone teach me how to keep the girls away? INEZ KATHERINE LAVVLESS H1HlIiL , Commercial Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, Spanish Club, '251 Commercial Club, '27. Better late than never. OSBERT IRISH 11ir Classical Course Science Club, '26, '27, Boosters' Club, '26, French Club, '26, Latin Club, '25, Hi-Y Club, '26, '27, Owl Staff, Inter-Class Basketball, '26, '27, Track, '26, '27. Does he know women? ELOISE LYND Emu Commercial Course Girls Glee Club, '24, Athletic Association, '25, Science Club, '26, Boosters Club, '26, Camp Fire Girls, '25, '26, '27, Gryphon Staff '26, Commercial Club, '26, '27. A mighty hunter and her prey was man. -A-F-.vAugv4.v..w4vuva.w.v.v'Ai 1 9 2 7 Z-Ffga:7i,a,,6.v4,-.,-,-,-4 N Twenty-four '4vvun.v.A'u-vuT5'.4'r - ' -1- A .ali -v,,v,, vA-'Atv-p-ig: ,-K,-,Q-,Q CEOLA EVELYN MASSIE Cas Classical Course Glee Club, '24, '25, Science Club, '27, Spanish Club, '26, Glee Club Opcretta, '24. 'Those who think must govern those who talk. AUSTIN T. JENKINS fc'11k.v Scientific Course Hi-Y Club, '26, '27, Science Club, '27, Class Treas., '27, Inter-Class Track, '25, French Club, '24, '25, Civics Club, '26. I :un monarch of :ill l survey. JEAN ARVILLA MCCOLLISTER Bud General Course . Akron High, '24, '25, '26, Commercial Club, '27 The quietest girl in the Senior Class, but she does get lively. GEORGE E. KURTZ K1H'fS3 ' General Course Basketball, '25, '26, Capt., '27, Football, '27: Spanish Club Treas., '26, Hi-Y Club. '25, Treas., '27, Science Club, '27. Too hail he rlrinks. he has such pretty hair. GVVENDOLYN B. MUCONNELL Gwen Classical Course Gryphon Staff, '24, '27g Owl Staff, '26, Class Scc'y., '26, Spanish Club, '26, Science Club. '27, Debating Team, '27, Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27. A scholar and a good one. -iii:-Q..-1.6.2-a.a4v..v.-.v..v.w. 3g+...,.gg.,,i,,-,,v,,..,..,.-.,,. Twenty-fi've Lv-wh'vA' E 'lvlvlivlvlvl Y 'H -M A T H E O W L by pig-ijmlffp WW f p NANCY ELIZABETH MITCHELL Nancy General Course Girl Reserves, '24, '25, '26, '27, Girls' Glce Club, '24, '27, Tennis Club, '27, Gryphon Staff, '27g Spanish Club, '26: Science Club, '27g Glee Club Operetta '24, '27. Neat, and always prepared in her lessons FRANK LAMBE Chirkw1 Scientific Course Treas., Science Club, '27, Sec'y., Hi-Y Club, '27, Owl Staff, '27. Rich are they who have many true friends. ANNA ELIZABETH MORELAND I?ibbif College Prep. Course Glce Club, '24, Spanish Club, Sec'y., '26g Science Club, '27. A winning way and a pleasant smile. CHARLES FRANKLIN LANE I7rnnl: College Prep. Course Funny and happy. CAROL ELIZABETH MORGAN Buster General Course French Club, '26, Chemistry Club, '26, Glcc Club, '24, '25, Camp Fire Girls '26, '27g Girl Reserves, '24, 25. Carol is a girl who can surely chatter. 1 9 2 7 S1f,gv.gsgv,v3,s,g.A..v-v-.- , Twen ty-six 'i?'Ki-7211111 ' .dP Y v V i' Y Q V' Ag iv' 4 574- qvAm'AJVq'.1l'.l'1 .:u L'An'1 ETH EL JEAN PASLEY l?no:rr Commercial Course Swimming Team, '24, '25, Track, '23, '24, '25, Basketball, '25, '26, '27: Girl Reserves, '23, Commercial Club, Vice-Pres., '25, '26, '27, Glee Club Operetta, '23, A. R. C. junior Life Saver, '25, Senior Life Saver, '27, French Club, '24, '25, Spanish Club, '23. l.aughiyon're never young but once. CLARENCE LEACH I.ight11ing1 Commercial Course Football, '24, Commercial Club, '26, '27, Science Club, '27, Inter-Class Basketball, '24, '25, Track, '24, '25, '26, '27. The women rlol:'t worry him, he has other troubles. HELEN EVELYN RATCLIFF Sh01'fj ' College Prep. Course Owl Staff, Glee Club, '24, '25, '26, Sec'y., '27' Mixed Chorus, '27, Glce Club Operetta, '24 '25, Spanish Club, '26, Girl Reserves' '24, '25 VK'ith the gift 0' gab weary gallopin'. CARTER RAY MASSIE CTm'lcr General Course Shall l wasting in despair ,mlie, because El w0man's fair? MARGARET RICHENDOLLAR -'1'C,,,,y General Course Hangng Rock High, '26, lt pays to hc silent. 'Xian 'Ain-vA'.4'Avhv4i.v4'l. I 1.'1 A7'Q.Iv4'- 4-'..'..'- 'Q v. ' Twenty-.vewn -'Hr '- 1- ff' L L ' w'i 'ro' ' -v -1 v wr I I . . ' Y ' 'YAVLT2' ' Q' mfg' v w LA FERNE SALYERS Rum General Course Glee Club '23, '24, '25, Spanish Club, '25, '26, Science Club, '26, '27: Girl Reserves, '23, 24, '25g Glee Club Operettes, '24, '25. A peppy little girl who is rezuly tn giggle any time EDVVARD NEEKAMP Ed Scientific Course Class Pres., '24, Owl Staff, '25, Someone's idol. ELEANOR FRANCES SHIELDS lj1Iii ' General Course Glee Club, '243 Commercial Club, '26, '27. A meek and gentle girl, is Eleanor. VERNON REMY Rm1y Scientific Course French Club, '25, Science Club, '27. Don't do as I do, but as I say. ALICE BELLE SMITH C0Hou General Course Hanging Rock High, '24, '25, '26. A girl of few words but when she iloes talk she means something. Q uiAii'4.f1QGi.-i..iv.21ii.Lv.Zvi.v.w.g-4 1 9 2 7 fvg-.-v,-.5a,g...,4.,.,tf.-..-, Twenly-eight 'L.IKi'YL .lV'H. .dY Vi7Q'Yi'i T H E O W L -v.-.Tri-ig74:g,,,a4v,,,v,,v.v,,4v, Commercial Course Track, '23, '24, Basketball, '23, '24, Girl Re- serves. '24, '25, '26, '27, Owl Staff, '27, Gryphon Staff, '27, Rank Cashier, '26, Com- mercial Club Vice-Pres., '26, Pres., '27, Glee Club Operettes, '24, '25, '26, '27, Orchestra, '25, '26, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Glcc Club, '24, '25, '26, Vice-Pres., '27, Oh! if we all could find a man. MAYNARD RIGGS t Sheff Commercial Course Football, '25, '26, Commercial Club, '27, Track '24, '25, '26, '27, Inter-Class Basketball, '25, '27, Capt., '26. Yes, he likes the girls. MARJORIE NELLE socKEL f'11ap,w General Course Girls Reserves, '27, Spanish Club, '25, '26. Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. FREDERICK SCHILLING Fred Commercial Course Gryphon Staff, '27, Commercial Club, '26, '27, Track, '27. Good things oft times come in small packages. ESTHER M. TAYLOR Esther General Course Coal Grove High, '24, '25, '26. Her modest answer shows her wise and good. Twenty-n.ine MARY F. DOUBLE SMITH ilIm'y Arun. .nous ncaa. T H E O W L ,y.h,,AvA,Ag,,4-7-l,.lv-w-'Av-'nv-. EVELYN BERNICE TUFTS Tuffie Classical Course Science Club, '27: French Club, '27, Girl Re- serves, '23, '24, Glee Club, '23, '24, '26, Glce Club Operetta, '24, Her good nature is a precious gift. KARL SCHWEICKART Srhweirkur! Scientific Course Football, '25, '26, Track, '24, '25, '26, '27, Inter- Class Basketball, '24, '25, '26, '2!: Capt., Inter- Class Track Team, '24, '25, '26, Boosters Club, '27, Science Club, '27. There is mischief in this man,-who would ever think it? MARGARET LOUISE URICK Mack Classical Course Girls' Glee Club, '26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '24, '25, '27, Girl Reserves', '24, '25, Spanish Club, '26, Science Club, '27, Owl Staff, '27, Glec Club Operettes, '24, '27. A sweet, good-natured girl. OTTO ROBERT SCHWEICKART LVM: Bang Scientific Course Football, '23, '24, Manager, '27, Basketball Manager, '27. Never did repent for doing good. GUSSIE W. VERMILLION Gus Commercial Course Commercial Club, '26, '27. For some reason I hear them call her Peggy. 1 9 2 7 IL-vi-gv4-'.v.-.L'.-.---...v..- Thirty 5311.1 :FV L .qlL..L, ,,,,,,, L Y v v v v u Q 4 4 gvl,-va,-v,-v .tv Qvnhv.-lv-v va General Course Glee Club, '23, '24, Girl Reserves, '23, '24, '25: Track, '23, '24g Basketball, '26, '27, Glee Club Operettes, '23, '24. Geneva is a witty girl who can win the heart of main. PHIL HENRY SHERIDAN Phil General Course Science Club, '27. lt is the quiet who do things. FLORA BLANCHE VVILLIAMS Flora General Course Girl Reserves', '26, '27, Track, '23, '24, '25' Basketball, '27. Smile a smile for me. v VERA HILDRED WILLIAMS Boots General Course French Club, '26g Girl Reserves', '24, '25, '26, '27, Tennis Club, '27. She will win hosts of friends with her smile :mil disposition. GRACE WILSON Grace Classical Course Glee Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Mixed Chorus, '27g Boosters' Club, '27g Tennis Club, '27g French Club, '26, 275 Owl Staff, '27, Glee Club Operettes, '24, '27. Think twice before you speak-fthen talk to yourself. -3111.-..-La.-.4-.avg-A-.v...v.i-. 5 7,-A-..g,a,,a,,-,,...,v,,,, ., , Thirty-one GENEVA KATHERINE VVILEMAN Gedy - ' ' ' ' ' - -' - P -- ' -' -f1'----f ' - 'E 1112 5 '-A' 'L' T H E 0 W L - A enMjfj een fwjw FRANCES VIRGINIA DAVIS Jix1.r' General Course She aims to be friendly to evervone LEONIDAS FRANKLIN LIVISAY Nick Scientific Course Football, 'Z63 Track, '27. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. General Course The worst fault you have is to be in love, E s -A-F34-'A-1.vAv..4-.uri4v.v.v.v4v. 1 9 2 7 Eiga.-v,.4,.9A-.-,,,-,?,.,- , Thirt y - two FRANCES E. STEWART Frankie -Arunvnronvg. -- -- .YA - .. v.v4.'1'.r.Lv-ziiisii-'Ab-Av MARGARET URICK Class Poet CLASS I-'OEM SUCCESS As the golden sun sank behind its ocean The traveler stood on the side of the mountain, Gazing over the scenes he had left behind, And thinking of friends-true friends and kind. Many years together they had toiled and played, And now as he dreamed, his footsteps he stayed. Should he fondly turn back to those whom he loved, Or ever strive upward toward success above? No, ,tis not for himself that the summit be gained, But for loved ones-his friends-each effort be aimed. So turning again with new hope all agleam, He trudged up the mountain to meet morning's first beam. Together we classmates on the side of our mountain Think over our schooldavs with sincere devotion. For each other, for teachers, for friends tried and true, VVe'll ever strive upward to win honor for you. Thirty-three Ui? -!l-Y FT. ' ' ' 0' v 'Y4!?'lQ'4!'f49'?114l!'9i 4f'5dl'9 4Q 11!' CLASS HISTORY Each spring a class graduates from lronton High School. This year the class numbers only eighty-four, but what it lacks in number has been made up in enthusiasm. This is the time for each senior to glance backward-to recall the sorrows and joys which have been his. lt seems impose sible that four long years, in truth four short years, have passed since we, as freshmen entered the portals of old lronton High. Soon the class of '27 began to take its place among the other classes. The almost unheard of privilege, that of organizing, was given to our class, and we chose Edward Neekainp president. 7 Sad to say. the number of bovs in our class has always been short. but nevertheless we have supplied some valuable material in all phases of MARGARET ALLEN Class Historian athletics- In the summer of 1923 we returned, taking up our rights as Sophomores. This time the girls were represented by the election of Juanita Capper, president. This year was generally uneventful and passed swiftly onward toward the Junior year. Back once more. but this time as luniors. Again was luanita Capper chosen to lead us during the year, and strongly backed by her classmates. began work to raise the money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Candy sales and bakes sales were given by the Class but the main thing of the year was the Junior plav. Her lslusband's VVife, which was a great success. The class was repaid for all the work it had done, for the Prom was certainly a success. Ask any of the Seniors: they will tell you. September lQ26. Rack this time as dignified Seniors. This time the honor of President was conferred upon Richard Gallagher. He, too, prove-l worthy. NYifli our last year came an important event, the dedication of the Stadium on Thanksgiving Day. The last year brought much work to be done. The Owl Staff had to be chosen, and the many other things connected with the graduation of a class. All these things kept us busy up to the end of the year. But with all this, the class of '27 was not too busy to put across some successful parties. A complete record of the achievement of a class is an impossible task. Many things have not been mentioned, but we all have our remembrances of school activities. Graduation Day is only a few short weeks away. XVe have striven hard to reach this goal and many have fallen by the wayside. Now that they are almost over every senior feels that these years have been the happiest he will ever know. Many lasting friendships have been made during these four years and some of our classmates we may never again see, but as we leave her familiar and dear portals, never again to come back as a class, let us always remember to bring nothing but honor and praise to our dear old Ironton High. -. .G-.Q-Fif.i2ai4.i.ai..i.i+:4i 1 9 2 7 i.TJ2-Lfgigfil Thirty-four 1Qg53,v 7 f - v g. ' V T H E O W L lYn. 4 L ns?VQ'?l'Q1'4 '.ni'i9.qi'g.' CLASS PROPHECY -1421 :HM- VVell, john, I surely am glad to be back in the old burg again. VVe certainly had a fine trip. and met a bunch of old friends from the Alma Mater,-many of them in the most unexpected places and occupations, too. NrVhat differences and changes a few years can bring about! At the outset. as we were pulling out of lron- ton on the 81 VV.. whom should we see but the jolly Bill Horschel? Yes, it was he: he is now a conductor, and was telling me that Rav Rlank- enship runs with him as brakeman. VX'hen we got off at Columbus, there was Leon Livisay acting in the capacity of porter. Having some ! time between trains, we had him carry out bags to a taxi, and lo and behold, Vernon Remy was CHAR'-ES Al-BERT the driver. After driving about the city for Class Pf'0Phef a while, we returned to the station and took a train for Toledo. Un the same train were Margaret Allen, Clara Andrews, llelen Fisher. and Leona Davis, all bound for a big national G. R. Convention. They had plenty of news to tell us. You knew old Lou Hannan, didn't you? And Violet Hafley? VVell, they have united, and l.ou is running a meat shop at NYahoo, with Hick Trish for an assistant. Dick Davis and Ellie Lynd have married, and Davis plays basketball with the Chicago Bears. Marguerite llugger has become a noted pianist, and is on an extended concert tour. Meeting and conversing with our former classmates has made the time pass quickly, and before we knew it we had arrived at our destination. lt was lunch time when we left the train: so we stopped in a restaurant. and were amazed to see that Ray Brothers and Carl Browning were the proprie- tors, and that Ernie Hrownstead was chef. The cooking was bad. but we had an enjoyable hour together. .Xs we were leaving Toledo we met Charles Griffith and his manager, Frank l.ambe. Frank told us that Griffith was to fight the next night for the national heavyweight championship. Our train was soon to leave: so we wished them good luck, and climbed aboard. Presently the newsbutch came througb our coach, and I bought a paper from him. There was much news of interest in the paper. Kathleen lliggins, Marguerite Hogsten, Ruth llnghes, Mildred justice, and Inez Lawless had left that very morning for Cario to study the Egyptian dances. Charles Boll, who had become a renowned lawyer, was to prosecute Karl and Robert Schweickart for alleged crookedness in a big lumber deal. Helen Breeding and Genevieve Abel have opened a beauty parlor next door to the millinery establishment of Sylvia Brown and Gladys Pouch on Michigan Boulevard, Chicago. Suddenly the train jerked and came to an abrupt stop. The conductor tEdwin Bradyj informed us that he would be held up for several hours, as the . ii in .- Y W - 1- . - -. 5 fivim. 1 9 2 7 i,igi,y,75,v,gvf3if,ifv-.An Thi rl y-five 1 ,f J1 ,.i 5 'A T H E O W L ,gg Mg-1+ engine had broken down. This was exasperating news. As we looked out of the window for diversion, whom should we see but George Bazell and Lindsay Bruce, the noted biologists, dashing through a clover field after butterflies? We alighted from the train to stretch ourselves for a while, when along came Mozella Hickey, Mary Dole, Hazel Fields, Thelma Gee, and Juanita Graham, accompanied by their boy friends , bound for a picnic beyond the next town. We hailed them, and they took us into Brownsville. ln this town is situated a large pickle factory. All the men who worked in the factory had gone on a strike, and presently we saw Bertha Haney, Eliza- beth Clutts, Helen Holliday, and Ceola Massie, all dressed in overalls and blue shirts, entering the factory doors. They were taking the places of the strikers in the manly art of manufacturing pickles. As there was no train out of Brownsville, we had to take a traction for Allenton to get a train for Chicago. On board the interurban we found Clark Campbell as motorman, and Richard Gallagher as conductor. They told us that a group of girls from the old crowd in Ironton had banded together and formed a model town without men. The group consisted of Juanita Capper, Mary Double, Beatrice Griffith, Jean McCollister, and Gwendolyn McConnell. As no men are allowed to enter the town, I was unable to see them. On the same traction was Tom Hughes, who is a salesman for the firm of Mitchell and Pasley QNance and Ethelj, manufacturers of men's patent leather hair polish. Tom, like all other traveling salesmen, had a big line , and he amused us all the way into Allenton, where we got off. The next person of old acquaintance that we encountered was none other than Austin Jenkins with a truck load of vegetables. He, we learned, is a very successful and prosperous farmer. About three blocks from the inter- urban station we met Frederick Schilling who is attending business college in Allenton. He told us that this college is run by our faithful friend, Miss Edith Bingham. Other students enrolled from Ironton include Eleanor Shields, Flora Williams, Clarence Leach, Carter Massie, Alice Smith, Maynard Riggs, and Marjorie Sockel. Since we had to wait over in Allenton until 2:00 A .M., we decided to take in the side shows that happened to be in town that evening. La Ferne Salyers was exhibited as a midget, and Ed Neekamp was The Tall Man from Texas. Grace Wilson, Hildred Williams, Stella Griffith, Margaret Urick, and Marg- aret Richendollar were main attractions, they being hula-hula girls. During the course of the evening we discovered that this show was owned by Bill Hobbs. On the grounds we met George Kurtz working at a hot-dog stand. We left Allenton late that night, not at all sorry for the break down of our locomotive earlier in the day, since that lucky accident had brought us into contact with so many old friends. After arriving at Chicago, we went to a summer cottage on the lake where we remained for two weeks. We found a group of old friends situated about two miles up the beach from us,--Eliza- beth Moreland, Evelyn Ratcliff, Esther Taylor, Evelyn Tufts, Carol Morgan and Gussie Vermillion. They were spending a delightful summer there. Our two weeks at the lake brought our vacation to an end, and we return- ed to Ironton. Our return trip was almost uneventful, but we did meet Phil Sheridan and his bride QGeneva Wilemanj going on their honeymoon. All in all, john, it was a very enjoyable trip. 1i'2K'in.'Ani.us5'.-L'4'v2lL511'i.?.v.'W 1 9 2 7 iFlVL3:5iF1J5gi'g. .4n'n'.a'- ' Thirty-.six ITT- T Lv Y S . L v . svd-v it-' Q' -lvl' av.-va 5.4 4-rv 'L1q -h . ARA' 1' W' Y u 6 4, QYQVLTYQ' Q' Q Q .-.'4'4g'4. l I 1 I I I Mahl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4M CLASS WILL 442111+0- Vie the Class of 1927, realizing that our school life at Ironton High is fast nearing its end, in this our last will and testament, being sound of mind CPD and body, do will and bequeath as follows: First: To Miss Edith Bingham our capable adviser, our best wishes for success in future years. Second: To the student body, our class spirit and hopes that they will raise the standard of Ironton High to greater heights. Third: To the Faculty, our good will and ad- miration. Fourth: To the following individuals: y I, Genevieve Abel, will my affinity for acids to 1-lelen Holderby. I, Charles Rutherford Albert, will my middle name to whomever wants it. l, Margaret Allen, will my reputation for argument to Mary james. I my good nature to Marian Ault. CHARLES BOLL Class Lawyer . Clara Andrews, wil , George Ilazell, will 1ny bashfulness to 'Iudson Howell. , Ray Blankenship, will my seat in 220 to Russell Hewitt. , Edwin Brady, will my ability to get mixed up to Lawrence Iiaker. . Helen Breeding, will my freckles to Virginia Crance. , Ray Brothers, bequeath 1ny ability to flag down passes to Shackey , Sylvia lirown, will llly typing speed to Thelma Schroeder. , Carl Browning, bequeath my locker to Oscar Destocki. , Ernest Hrownstead, bequeath my saxophone to Bill Mascari. , Lindsay Bruce. will my basketball ability to George Mittendorf. . Clarke Campbell, will my ability to get Spanish to Dick Hutsinpillar. , yluanita Capper, will my popularity to Ruth Henry. , Elizabeth Clutts, will my G. R. office of President to ,lean Mohr. . Frances Davis, will my bank book to Alma Howard. , Leona Davis, bequeath my taste for Civics to Alice Murray. , Richard Davis, will my skating ability to Pat Patterson. , Mary Dole, will my nimble wit to Gertrude Pratt. , Mary Double Smith, will my married life to no one. , Hazel Fields, will my vanity case to Doris Parker. , Helen Fisher, bequeath my wardrobe to Evelyn Harvey. , Gladys Fouch, will my powder puff to Dorothy Miller. , Richard Gallagher, will my athletic ability to Donald Freed. Thelma Gee will my studionsness to Rosemary liurnette. , Juanita Graham, will my bewitching smile to Elsie Rutledge. , Beatrice Griffith, bequeath my marcel wave to Rose Dillon. . Charles Griffith, will my great physique to Brownie, , Stella Griffith, will my eloquent gestures to Margaret Meyers , , Violet Hafley, will my talkativeness to Spoof Lawson. , Bertha Haney, will llly wonderful curls to W'anda Lanham. , Louis Hannan, will my ability as a sheik to Bob Hudson. -1:-1.55.-av..zi2vJvs.i.F.w...v.m 1 9 2 7 5.4:4+,vg,-,:.a4a,,.,.,,.,.-.,, Thirty-seven gnramvuxxvauwuvgarxnq-n aY4L -cn T H E O W' L ,-r,-vi.,-v,v.y.,v,,p.,v,,.,,,v.v...-, I, Mozella Hickey, bequeath my blushing ability to Lois Rutledge. I, Kathleen Higgins, will my Irishness to Mary Southworth. I, William Hobbs, will my high-top boots to Thomas Lyons. I, Margaret Hogsten, will my Spanish book to Alice Andrews. I, Helen Holliday, bequeath my beau-getting talent to Alberta Howell. I, Bill Hroschel, will my orating ability to Ralph Mahle. I, Marguerite Hugger, will my Sunday nights to Dick Lynd. I, Ruth Hughes, will my friendly smile to Dorothy Gannon. I, Thomas Hughes, will my last bottle of patent-leather hair stickem to Bob Bartram. I, Osbert Irish, bequeath my straight eight to John Turley. I, Austin Jenkins will my good looks to Howard Gunnoe. I, Mildred Justice, bequeath my Civics book to Leona Conway. I, George Kurtz, will my steady to myself. I, Frank Lambe, will my pony to Wallace Pelfrey. I, Frank Lane, will my test-tube-breaking ability to Glendon Feil. I, Inez Lawless, will my typewriter to Elizabeth Griffith. I, Clarence Leach, will my stilts to Lester Keller. I, Leon Livisay, will my football sweater to Luther VVashington. I, Eloise Lynd, will my golden coiffure to Elizabeth Gehrling. I, Carter Massie, bequeath my eye for women to Chester Cardwell. I, Ceola Massie, will my tiny self to Icele Brownstead. I, jean McCollister, will my sister to Edmund Hunt. I, Gwendolyn McConnell, will my job as banking cashier to Helen Double. I, Nancy Mitchell, will my dislike for the opposite sex to Jane Mason. I, Elizabeth Moreland, will my morning's greetings to Suzanne Burger. I, Edward Neekamp, will my musical ability to Edwin Creith. I, Ethel Pasley, will my swimming ability to Mary Dean. I, Evelyn Ratcliff, will my Glendon Feil to Alfreda Long. I, Vernon Remy, bequeath my expressive silence to Mildred Boggess. I, Margaret Richendollar, will my class pin to Mildred Long. , LaFerne Salyers, will my vamping ways to Helen Simpson. , Frederick Schilling, will my independent disposition to Dick Bick. , Karl Schweickart, will my vaulting ability to Deb Casey. , Robert Schweickart, will my way with women to Les Saunders. I, Phil Sheridan, will my Chesterfields to Dick Mitchell. I, Eleanor Shields, will my eye tooth to Mary Anson. I, Alice Smith, will my chewing gum to Lucy Perry. I I I I I, Marjorie Sockel, will my scarcastic replies to Jean Henry. I, Frances Stewart, will my pencil to ? I, Esther Taylor, will my languid airs to Wilma Tobert. I, Evelyn Tufts, will my inquisitive nature to Ann Stewart. I Margaret Urick, will my infatuation for school to Eva Morgan. ! Gussie Vermillion, will my complexion to Roberta Karreman. I, I, Geneva Wileman, will my track ability to Edith Capper. I, Flora Williams, will my talking speed to Mary Willis. I, I-Iildred Williams, will my position in the alphabet to Edna Marting. I Grace Wilson, will my study periods to anyone that needs them. 9 I, Maynard Riggs will my blue sweater to Stanley Hafley. I, Carol Morgan, bequeath my baby talk to jo Hudson. -SENIOR CLASS '27. Thirty-eight Ai ' . .f .f gf -iff' v mwf fx -1- 1 9 2 7 Fagrffvfaa-wiv' Thirty- v1 inc' Forty 95 EI E ef Ei ix il ii :fy E, Z 52 40 N . . A. , NI E? I SS im .f+2::g++- Qi! President . Lois Rutledge Vice President Edna Marting if Secretary . Glendou Feil Treasurer Bruce Rollysou Adviser ..... Miss Kouns 7x S-1 N 'x. 'N VJ Blue and vu s-. .2 O U Rose rd R WCI' F10 xvgvgv - .YA .. ,-v-,vAv,v,,y,v,,,-5. It's the Good Class of '28, Whose fads, foibles, and fancies, l'm going to relate In the following lines, Which are supposed to be rhymes. Our idea of romance plus- Virginia and Glendon in his omnibus. This McComas boy, called Frank, Is now football captain and a future Tank. Rosemary Burnette stops all recitations, When she steps out in her Paris creations. Every day Mid Boggess avoids delay, By riding to school in a Ford Coupe. Ruth Williams and Helen Lane, As tennis stars will gain much fame. Mary james is not a man hater, But take it from us she's some debater. Hall, Hankins, and Cardwell too, There's nothing in Physics they can't do. John J. Turley-super sheik, Thrills several girls every day of the week. Jean, Jane, and Edna, too, Always do what G. R.'s should do. The Junior class has two Darlene's Martin and VVeaver, so it seems. You all know Bob Bartram, and also Dick Lynd, When they start selling tickets, they're bound to win. Eva and Thelma are very good friends: You'll find them together when the school dayiends. George Mittendorf is an only son, And a Wreal Wrigley fan, by gum! When Dot Gannon lacks things to say, Dot Hayes chimes in, Parlez-vous francaisu? Bert Howell has gone quite daffy, From eating so much of Clem's taffy. Lois Rutledge is really sweet And as class president, can't be beat. In any way it can be done, Shacky Mahl will have his fun. The jolliest Bakers we've ever met Are Laura, Lawrence and Elizabeth. Mrs. Stewart's little girl Ann, Sure hits the high spots in her tin can. You all know Ralph Mahle, who tries to look grim But try as he may the grin won't stay in. Altho Bruce Rollyson is tall in his stature Don't blame him, cause it's only his nature. Howard may be seen, when classes close, Walking down the hall with Rose. Tommy Lyons, a basketball man, To do without him, none of us can. Roberta Karreman and Marion Ault, Two charming maidens with hardly a fault. By her red hair you'll know Gertrude Pratt, You're bound to see her wherever you're at. G. stands for Gehrling, Liz is her name, By her yelling ability, she has gained fame. Alice Andrews and Mary Southworth are among the many Forty-one L' afm' THE OWL Seen chewing gum in room two-twenty. Tho Clarie Sherburne is the daughter of a minister You can put up stakes that she'll never be a spinster Are yo-u acquainted with Don Freed's girl? Neither am I, but they say she's a Pearl. The Mascari family is leaving home, Bill's driving them out with his saxophone. Ruthyan Henry, the kid with the curls, ls quite the cutest of cute little girls. Virginia McCready is doomed by fate, To arrive at school ten minutes late. Wilma Tobert is a real student, we'll say, Her marks are seldom less than A. There's a girl in our class, whom we call Spoofy And for no other reason than that she's sogoofy Dick Creith and Bob Hudson are 226's pest, Miss Layne takes them seriously, but the're only in jest Maidens if you swoon, swoon safely Near the brawny arms of Hafle. Pauline Gibson is always filled with joy, When she meets a certain Sophomore boy. Elsie and Helen are the best of pals, just try to find two cuter gals. Three good fellows, we said, were Ault, Goodrich and Hewltt But the joke was on us, cause they already knew it His name is Patterson, they call him Paul And he sports an orange I, having played football Moore and Pelfrey are of no great height, But that doesn't slight them even a mite. Mitchell and Hutsinpillar take the cake- Mutt and jeff, that's no mistake. Ethel Willis and Helen Henthorn, Recite with fervor every morn. We'll give Herb Mooney a share of the cake, For as assistant banker, he's by no means a fake. Doris and Kathleen, calm and serene, There isn't a person who'd call them mean. Katie Turner and Mattie West, If it's anything strenuous, they'll stand the test. Frances Hall makes the Juniors proud, VVith her talent for singing she draws a crowd. Glen Stevenson, some think is very lucky, To be a corncracker from old Kentucky. Waller and Lambert, so very shy- We always whisper when we pass them by. It seems to me Beulah Pierce will succeed: She's well known, and has some speed. NVhen Elza Stewart runs with the ball, He surely makes his opponents fall. Josephine Hogsten and Mary Dean, Never say what they don't mean, Don't worry about Judson in his car, For the simple reason that it won't go far. With the names of McDaniel and Long, I will conclude this senseless song. Alice Murray was made the goat, For you have just read, what she wrote. - :.L-5.v2-w.gv5aiGgi.Lv4+2i. 1 9 2 7 5:-aagagiv, F orty-two v ifvng 1-z-, . .- '1'-'. . . V i , . -. V , , Anne, 3 43.3-55592 ' 1 9 2 7 K 0:55-Q Fnrfy'-f111'm' 'wus' ' ' ' f-'Y-- ' T H E O VV L , Q'-Y-27 .uv.-F.-Av 5' 5' C: f. 0 U O cu ' C'-an s-. im H AL cd FH'- cn Q , L :I QJ in 5 -C: he f-13: QU-1... 5 v-, 'U-4 ,H mga l-'4 6 5 36 T f Q4 . L 'E C2 'U W : S T2 fa' m fn rn g.. GS? cu U CU ' L.. Q,V:..'EJ CL. wwf - f b i -- f ATL - 5 - 1 9 2 7 Eviifg-v4i3Ti.P...iAvf.gfe:v..-5 Forty-four tto : Excelsior M0 '17 -N Q LD 'U : 'cs N -N. 9- Di OYS Col Violet CI' Flow Bmw' THE OWL 'dry-Lv-Lxxv-LWIAY vb-WAY!-v I ' Cv-vLvAt'AhvA-vA-l'lvAhv'-'vAv'-V.. T Name Bertha Addis Clyde Adkins Cecil Andre Lillian Ainsworth Mary Louise Anson Frances Bartram Emma Beatty Richard Bick james Bickley Drexel Blankenship Alfred Bobb Laura Boyer George Brown lcele Brownstead Charlean Bryan Suzanne Burger Bernard Campbell Edith Capper Herbert Cardwell Anna Rae Clark Dorothy Clarke Gordon Clarke Leona Conway Helen Daniel Paul Daniel - Blanche Davidson Genevieve Davis Howard Dawkins Mabelle Dickerson Irma Dole Helen Double Meridith Dowling Alden Faine Louis Gavin Emmet Giebal Martha Griffith Charles Grubb Jennie Gwilliams Eva Hale Nancy Mary Haney Marjorie Hannan McConnel Hardy Georgianna Hart O'Neil Hawkins Dorothy Holly Eugene Holly Everett Holshuh Alma Howard Crystal Hudson Donald Hugger Edmund Hunt Carleton jenkins Generally Speaking Good Natured Our old friend A country lad VVhy the Sophs boast Tall and graceful Short but clever A good-tempered maid Faithful to woman-kind Sleepy A dear boy??? A noisy one? Very conscientious Good goods in small packages, A peach A good sort A meek maiden Sympathetic One of success A real friend Very studious Very lady-like A charming lad? So talkative QU Very quiet A good scout Generallv speaking Ah !-those giggles!! Noisy? Most attractive Always neat Such exuberant spirits! Fine companion A little angel! A star fthat shines oftenj So studious Always innocent Our friend Seen but not heard Goodhnatured Sweet but shy Always willing Cosmopolitan covers A sport Very quiet Jolly A good Geometry student A rare specimen Most quiet A beam of sunshine A noisy one f?j Everybody likes him Scares everyone Hobby Making fun Woinen Teasing Gossiping in the halls Skating Movies Lamp shades Playing poo-l Shining shoes Drunk, always Eastern talk Going to Sunday school Making life worth something Good-looking men English Orchestra practice Telling stories Chewing gum Offering seats Flying around Her devoted lover Flying kites Cheerfulness Studying Caesar VVork Smiles Talking after bells Tenses Driving a Ford Asking questio-ns Acting crazy Smiling Bowing to the fair ones Talking with Lil Books Sleeping during study hour Playing in the band Translating Spanish Being polite Keeping things to herself Dancing Ask him! Laughing Music Teasing Poetry Whispering in class Writing notes Boosting her class Nature study Selling tickets Twos only -..w..'..u.v..'...v..v...-.-.v..-.m 3g:.+,i.e,,.,,.-.,, .nv ,-- -, . F arty-five Arunvwnnvg f- - .uv - .. T H E O W L '7g. g'4w'4.'4nz'4-TinFZu7iFLZ'.AF VVilliam Jeter Lester Keller Richard Ketter Edward Keyes Dorothy Lambe VValter Lane Arthur Lange VVanda Lanham john Leach Charles Lipker Alfreda Long Avanelle Mayne George Mayne Dependable One to be proud of Surpassingly good UD Full of fun Such a brain capacity! A young hopeful Our favorite One of our fairest He's won our hearts! We appreciate him Snappy A demure maiden Prince Charming! Mildred McCollister Reserved Kenneth McKee Kennard Meyers Thomas Miller .lack Mohr Bernice Mooney john Moulton Clara Nance Lucy Perry john Pratt Evalyn Remy Alice Rollyson Milton Salle Lester Sanders Edna Saunders William Saunders Helen Simpson Iames Simpson Dorothy Sloan Harold Sloan Friend Smith Henry Smith Morris Smith Thelma Spencer Frederick Stapf Waldo Stewart John Taylor Paul Thomas Carl Tufts Paul Urick Sherman Venz Ida May Walton Edna W'ells Harlon VVilliams jane Willis Mary E. VVillis Rollo Wilson Anna E. Wolff Very conscientious A good scout A good-looking boy Never deceitful! Too small a vocabulary Brains personified A charming lass VVitty and Wise Courteous Friend of all Very studious A sheik Ask Edith! Reserved So tall QPJ Extremely pretty Studious Qwe wonder! Gracious He is O. K. The Soph's pride! Big bOv Always innocent Old faithful Extremely Sociable QU Handsome HJ Our leader A sport Quaint Our young inventor We loaned him to the Tigers! Oh! what fluffy hair!! Important Little and lively Oh! you blonde Those adorable smiles! Nice kid Very studious Big words Playing violin Talking Making every minute count Studying Bad dreams Athletics Late hours Air castles ! Tinkering Showing pep Cheerfulness Smiles Studying Lessons CPJ Telling jokes Driving a Chev. Delivering milk Flying around Gerunds, participles, etc. Closing doors Being loved Fluting Movies Lessons Good-looking girls! interpreting Harry Speaking only when called upon Playing basketball Dates Track Reading Shooting paper wads Singing Going to the Library Camouflaging Laughing Making faces Fords A certain blonde girl Radios Passing papers Eating candy Athletics ! Going to the Marlow Books Qwe wonderj Women Assisting on the farm Handsome men! 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O 'Z N. 1 NJ mnvnvxvgvgvavuvx?-vgiif. 3i,LQ5'f-ALP-rf - Y v V bf :Fai An .an A 4-in FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT Ainsworth, Helen Akers, Edna Akers, Hurtha Albert, Harry Allyn, Clare Austin, Georgia Ball, Orville Barber, Gerald Basham, Myrtle Belcher, Dorothy Belle, Edna Benham, Jane Bentley, Cecil Berg, James Berry, Reoma Bickley, Clara Bickley, Ralph Blackwell, Ralph Boothe, Paul Brickey, Bertha Browning, Elbert Brownsteacl, Louis Bushbaum, Frank Bellamy, Adrian Burger, Jacquetta Burnett, Wm. Arthur Burton, Basil Campbell, Whilodien Chapman, Anna Chin, Alvis Clark, Geraldine Colegrove, Ralph Cooper, Bill Corn, Charles Corn, Paul Crance, Dorothy Dalton, Margaret Davis, James Day, Thomas Dupre, Emerson Eclelson, Rowena Fisher, Donald McClellan, Ruth Simmons, George Price, Melvin Adams, Harriet lloll, Ralph Brown, Hugh Clark, Billie Fisher, Harold Floyd, Frederick Fugitt, Beulah Fundersol, Beatrice Frecka, Charles Gavan, Lewis Gayhart, Erma George, Almeda Glenn, Franklin Goodrich, Arleta Graley, Harry Green, Marie -+4Hillfe- Gruber, Margaret Gunnoe, Martha Hacker, Harold Halterman, Katheryne Hammond, Bernice Haney, Jack Harper, Elizabeth Harvey, Mary Ellen Henderson, Fred Henry, Jeane Hicks, William Hoffman, Viviene Holderby, Martin Holschuh, Garnet Houchens, Karl Hornbuckle, James Huey, Mary Kathryn Hudson, Josephine Hughes, Mildred Hunt, Clarence Hunton, William Irish, Charles Jeter, Roberta Ketter, Samuel Keyes, Derra Kinley, Imogen e Knapp, Dorothy Knox, Georgia Kroeger, Henry Lambert, Edna Lane, Nellie Lautenslager, Thelma Lawson, Sherman Leach, Leola Leach Evalyn Smith, Garland Spence, Harold Thomas, Robert . Brady, Albert Lucas, Robert Bowman, Bashford Griscott, Helen Boggs, Ralph Boynton, Fred Brown, Leland Davis, Jack Dowling, Winona Edwards, George Harris, Florence Hudson, Etta Mae Lawless, Mary Lee, Jack Lintner, Lucille Loyer, Mildred Lynd, Henry Lynd, Jean Lynd, Wayne McConnell, Harold McCormick, Marie McDaniel, Ruth Marting, William Massie, Margaret Maxey, Mary Lou Meek, Audrey Shore, Dorothy McKnight, Elmer White, Geraldine Brumheld, Ruth Casey, Delbert Hoertel, Karl Hyland, James Mitchell, Clara Phillips, Forest Phipps, Jack Reynolds, Carl Sams, Bernice Sheppard, Wilson Siple, Billy Siple, Paul Smitley, Clara Stewart, Edna Stewart, John Stewart, Primm Temple, Frank Trowbridge, Randall Tulga, Kenneth Turley, Clyde Unrue, John Upp, Margaret VanValkenburgh, Marian Vaughn, Katherine Washington, Luther Welch, Leroy Wileman, Iantha Williams, Edmon Youmans, Emily Dean, Lafayette Gibson, Gladys Kelley, Shirlene Meinfelter, Kathryn Mohr, Dorothy Morris, Wilma Mountain, Ralph Mourning, George Muche, William Nance, Forest Neekamp, William Newman, Clara Null, Mildred Palmer, Johnny Paul, James Phillips, Hazel Rambacher, Carl Riggs, Elwood Robinson, Lloyd Rowe, Geneva Rutledge, Gordon Saunders, Edward Saunders, Elma Schweickart, Fred Sheppard, Shelton -A-A-A-1.v.q.v.-v4vnv.v.v.va. - - - ,, . .v.v.-. .v..-.v.-.'-'---- F o rty-nine 'APEX .SFX if :iv ' ' Y l-' 't A' My W v v- v - - .YA .. ..-ns. ..'n.' .sv gage' Av..-'..' THE FRESHMANS FAREWELL ADDRESS -+QlliB++' Eight months and ten days ago the doors of Ironton High School swung open to welcome a new class, conceived in wisdom and dedicated to the proposition that all Freshman classes are unlike. The trials and sorrows of the class have been few, if any, while the joys and honors multiply with the bringing of each new day by Father Time. Now we are members of this high school, wondering whether this school could long endure without us. We humbly admit that we have the best class spirit. VV e have been showered with honors, yea, many honors for performing duties, that our school might progress. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should tell this. But in a larger sense we cannot withhold, we cannot restrain, we cannot bridle some illustrations. The class of ,3O, alive and doing, has given members to various activities, activities would have been unsuccessful without them. Football, basket- ball, and track laid forth their claims. The sweet charms of music have induced some to enter glee clubs, string quartette, orchestra and band. And we are far too modest to mention essay contest honors, inter-class honors, and class party. VVe admit we are meek and humble, and unsophisticated, but we hate to confess that we are brilliant, talented, charming, and handsome. The school will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what we are doing here. It is for us, the Freshmen, to increase class spirit, and to carry the Scarlet and Gray to heights sublime in high school circles. Moreover it is for us, the class of ,3O, to help to advance Irontou High School to ideals ne'er reached before, that from these ideals her sons and daughters may grasp 'truths and 'inspiration to aid them in every land and clime, and that these ideals of the students, by the students, and for the students, shall not perish from I. H. S. 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V ' ,fi - Q ' . 1 - A i ' ' ' ' r L hm, ' ' 5- ' l .1 f 2.1, A Q Wil: . 1 ' .f ' ' 'f 5 N - 'f' , ' Q . , 1- ,A 94, , 2 . , 1 ,ji .X - - I , EW..-,5 .dy s Y , -f , - 4 . . ..y,Q,v ' , . - ' , -e Aqfdykg ' ' ' wi- v U'21'l.I1'C'- ' . f w ' V Q' . f, ff?2EfvfPH'i .. I f , , ,.,.,:3w ff : . . Ji--z', ,lf . '1 'fi ' ?3 3f'f5'i7 ' ., V L 'Y ' 'K 4' ff ' l1.Z3f.a :'m525i2L ,4:.Qf1Li.s5Du.' ' F f .,1ff'I'?'7 f' uw K ' K' fa --7 ' ..-...-...u.v.t- - - .-v... . T H E 0 L E..v.i.i.1?zf4-..-.-,...-.... COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM Thursday Night-May 26th Annual junior-Senior Supper Dance, Lois Rutledge, Toastmaster Sunday Night-May 29th Baccalauerate Sermon, Rev. Vklilliam Hope, St. Paulis Lutheran Church. Monday Morning-May 30th Decoration Day Parade Monday Night-May 30th Coronation of Senior Queen, Miss Nancy Mitchell Tuesday Night-May 31st Senior Class Play The VVhole Town's Talking by john Emerson and Anita Loos. Act. I-Living room at the Simmons home in Sandusky, Ohio. Eleven o'clock in the morning, early summer. Act. H-The same. Morning, one week later. Act. HI-The same. Nine o'clock, the same night. Wednesday Night-june lst Annual Class Exercises. Initiation of Seniors to National Honor Society will feature this program. Thursday N ight-June 2nd Commencement-Speaker, Dr. john yVesley Hill, Presi- dent of Lincoln Memorial University. The annual alumni banquet will be held about the middle of June, aftei the students at the various colleges return for summer vacation. Fifty-one 'gi-!'1!9-'-IHQSW Vi , . i T H E O XN L c7Az',.'-s'.r4.Y4-:'.u 4E u?i'2Iv NANCY ELIZABETH MITCHELL 1927 Senior Queen 1 9 2 7 - Y W-i v! FY Q EWQALQ Fifiy-two THE OWL ,, 1927 1 lffflj'-l117'I'I' ' as-ll' A 'W M' 4 T H E O XN L cyAr.,.?'..v4-14.214-H4-v4m.gTZi.F SENIOR DANCES Oct. 28.-The first class party of the year was given by the Senior Class in celebration of Hallow- e'en. The cafeteria was seasonably decorated, and the costumes of the dancers were interesting. Charles Griffith was awarded a prize for being the best dis- guised. A five-piece orchestra furnished music for dancing. Dec. 17 .-Inviting the juniors to participate, the Seniors planned and carried out an enjoyable Christ- mas dance to mark the beginning of the holiday season. It was the last dance of the old year, and j each junior and Senior manifested the gay Christmas spirit. Holly and mistletoe and evergreens inter- woven with class colors made attractive decoration. EVELYN RATCLIFF Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. S0CiCfY Edifm' jan. 21.-Sophomores and juniors cooperated with the Seniors in arranging for a dance to follow the Logan game. Appropriate decorations adorned the cafeteria, Where members of the three classes enjoyed dancing to the strains of johnny VVilliams' orchestra. JUNIOR DANCE To mark the conclusion of the football season, the junior class invited the members of the gridiron squad to be their guests of honor at a dance in the cafeteria. The affair was a great success, highly appreciated by the football boys. SOPHOMORE DANCE The Sophomores were the only class privileged to have a dance during the second semester, as it is customary to suspend major social activities in the school during Lent, and by the conclusion of that period Commencement activities begin to loom. The fact that the Sophomore dance came late in the year does not indicate that the class lacks spirit: on the contrary, this dance proved to be one of the most successful of the year. FRESHMAN DANCE The Freshmen enjoyed a Valentine party on February twenty-first. The cafeteria was decorated for the event with red hearts and the class colors. Music for dancing was furnished by the Abie De Lugan Specials. Prizes were awarded to the best dancers. ALUMNI DANCES For the first time in a number of years the Alumni Association made itself felt in the social life of the school. Heretofore, the annual reception for the gradu- ating class has been the sole alumni social event of the yearg but this year three very successful dances have been given in the high school gymnasium. These were planned at times when college students were home on vacation, and they were well attended by both college and high school students. The Thanksgiving season was chosen as the time for the first of these dances. Though in the nature of an experiment, this affair was so successful that ofhcials of the Alumni organization felt warranted in planning similar events. Qld associa- tions were recalled, and the spirit of enthusiasm prevailed. The Christmas holiday dance was, if anything, a greater success than the Thanksgiving hop. The gymnasium was elaborately decorated to suit the season, and fully five hundred dancers enjoyed music furnished by the All Stars. Novelties and favors added a holiday flavor to the festivities. Although not so many college students were fortunate enough to be home for the VVashington's Birthday dance, it proved very enjoyable, and bore out the reputa- tion of the alumni for successful social events. Looking forward, as we go to press, to Commencement week, we prophesy the most successful annual reception in recent years. 1 9 '2 7 g sv' W : V Fiji 7 V 9-,Q Fifty-four ' QT .-. v--,-. -. .- 1 9 2 7 fr-. i - Iiiflj'-ffT'c' 'el s e -- e ef T HE OWL e' Under the direction of Xlr. illorc, Z1 grzlduzite of the Cincinnati Conservzltory of Klusic, lronton High School has, in one year :md Il half, made unpreced- ented progress in the music depzlrtment. 'l'he fol- lowing pzlges contain pictures of Various musical organizations of the school, :ill of which ure actively functioning. XN'ith tireless energy, Klri lllore is :lt the present time engaged in :1 finzmciul drive which will enahle lronton High School to have :1 real lmzmd of nmny pieces, the musical instruments heing the property of the school. ln addition to cluss instruc- tion and work with organizations, Mr. illore finds time to help the individual. .X nnmlmer of pupils have him to thunk for recognizing. lmringing to light, and developing their native musical zxhility us HARRY F' GLORE singers of instrumentnlists. Teacher of Music STRING QUARTETTE Lester Keller . . . First Yiolin Karl llouchens Second Yiolin Edwin llrzldy . . Yiola lcele Brownstezld Cello 1 9 2 7 fi9'45'i I -.- , ., c Fifty-si,1' - THE OWL if--f MIXED CHCDRUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fifty-xvwrz ,gw f T H E O W L -- BOYS' GLEE CLUB BAND ff - fx h Fifty-nine E ti an 3. lr f-1 I L11 o E L-' SE W 'r In gl W tai 45: lk' :Ei ll, lr, fi Sl 9 S H 1 , i. J 0 I LD N NI I ii il A , S if ORC ESTR FIRST VIOLINS SECOND VIOLINS DOUBLE BASS CORNETS 5 Lester Keller Anna Burg ' Mary Doubl Smith Albert Bradv g Karl Houchens Clara Smitley PERCUSSIONS Carl Lyons fx Juanita Capper Billie Campbell Paul Boothe SAXOPHONES ' Nancy Haney Ch rle Greene Friend Smith Edith Capprr Carl Tufts James Berg PIANO Paul Daniel VIOLA VVa1lace Pelf ' ' Stanlev Hafle CLARINETS Edwin Brady Edgar Hunter CELLO Ernest Brownstea TROMBONE Leslie Miller Sue Burger Frank Bushbaum Charles Grubb Fr nk Brady Ice-le Brownstead Edmond Hunt v. v CS -Anxavgnxvnrgv - -- -'Y4 - .. 1-y,,v, ,,v ,,q,,,v,,,p-,vj.ij,y,gG,,gv,,: MUSICAL NOTES Orchestra The High School Orchestra, under the supervision of Mr. Glore has made considerable progress in developing each member's ability. Their public appearances, however, have so far been limited to High School entertainments but we do hope that the following year will bring more. The orchestra has appeared in chapelg on the Christmas program, during National Music VVeekg and will also furnish some of the Commencement Music. Boy's Glee Club The feature event of the club for the year was the presentation of .1 Minstrel Show. Ralph Kerns took the leading part, and greatly delighted his audience with his rich tenor voice. The success of this organization is due largely to the time and patience given it by Mr. Glore. VVe congratulate this club and extend to them our best wishes for success and growth in the future. High School Band A band has recently been organized by Mr. Glore and made its first ap- pearance during National Music VVeek. Although this organization has not as yet played a very important part in the school program, its prospects for the future are very bright. Girl's Glee Club The Girl's Glee Club is one of the popular organizations of the school. It has during the past year, enjoyed a considerable growth. On various occasions the club has appeared before assemblies and has been invariably well received. The girls rendered a very beautiful program of Christmas carols in chapel and so pleased their audience that they were asked to sing at a later date. However, the crowning musical event of the school year was the operetta. In India , which was given at the High School Auditorium the night of May second. In perfection of both musical and spoken parts, as well as in the beauty of scenes and settings. the operetta was judged by all who saw it, to have been the best ever presented by our high school. The greatest credit is due Miss Hoaglin and Mr. Glore for the success of the entertainment. The orchestra, accompanying the chorus, added to the success of the operetta. The story, dealing with life in India and the choosing of a dancing girl to live in the temple, was carried out by the following cast: Meerah fthe chosen onej . . . Frances Hall Veerah ther motherj . . Marjorie Hannon Simla fthe village petj . . Nancy Mitchell How-Now tthe village scoldj . . Juanita Capper Three old women fl-lear-no-evilj . Anna Rae Clark QSee-no-evilj . . Edna Akins QSpeak-no-evilj . Genevieve Able Mixed Glee Club The Mixed Glee Club is a new organization of I. H. S. It made its first appearance at a Parent-Teacher's Meeting and since then has made many public appearances. The club will have prominent part in the Commencement program. String Quartette The String Quartette is one of the newest features of the Music Depart- ment. This is the most difficult form of musical entertainment and it is a great accomplishment to be a member of such an organization. This Quartette has played at a Rotary meeting, a Child VVelfare Dinner, the VVoman's Music Club, and at the Art Exhibit. They also appeared in Chapel, and during National Music VVeek. ' ixiiii727?l74ii4Vji 1 9 2 7 Ev:,v1viAF,QT64? ,S Qvgp -lv -v Lv L v S i 1' t y 1 9-2 7 .S'i,1'ly-mfr' ' THE OWL re DRAMATICS CLASS To fill a need not provided for in the regular curriculum, classes in Dra- inaties were offered during the first semester under the direction of Miss l321lllCllllCl', a inenlher of the faculty of the Metropolitan Conservatory of Music. Miss Dalheiiner inet and instructed her classes twice each week, and :L l'll.11l1lJClA of Senior High students took the work. The cast of Green Stock- ingsf' the junior Class play, contained several members who had taken in- struction iu these classes, and their ability was evident. The course was not offered during the second semester. Qi!! MISS DALHEIMER Teacher of Dramatics Sixty-lza'0 -5.-KaL'au'.nn .hs. ..n' w ' 4-7'.'Y.F' .. v -vg vgvhpvjjgvgv TUNIOR PLAY The animal junior play was presented February seventeenth in the high school auditorium. Green Stockings, a farce, was the happy selection of the Cl21SS,?1l1dif proved delightfully entertaining, as each member of the c'1 t seemed particularly well suited to his part. The Cast: Madge Rockingham . . Evelyn Trenchard . Mrs. Chislom . Martin . . Phyllis Farraday . Tarves . . Celia Farraday . Henry Steele James Raleigh Farraday . . Admiral Grice Smith . . . Alberta Howell Thelma Lawson . Maryjames Paul Patterson Elizabeth Gehrling . Tohn Turley . Ruth Henry George Mittendorf . Donald Freed . Ralph Mahle Richard Mitchell XYilliam Mascari SENIOR PLAY No event of Commencement week evokes more general public interest than the class play. This year the Seniors will present an unusually humorou farce, The Whole Town's Talking, by john Emerson and Anita Ioos ftht famous author of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes .l The following cast has been chosen Z Henry Simmons, a manufacturer . . Tom Hughes Harriet Simmons. his wife . . . Evelyn Tufts Ethel Simmons, their daughter . . Violet Hafley Chester Binney, Simmons' partner . Louis Hannan Letty Lythe, motion picture star . . Juanita Capper Donald Swift, motion picture director .... Ernest Rrownstead Roger Shields, a young Chicago blood . Charles Roll Lila Wilsoil .... Marguerite Hugger Sally Otis ...... Eloise Lynd friends of Ethel Annie, a maid ..... La Ferne Salyers Sadie Bloom, a dancing teacher . Geneva VVileman Taxi Driver ..... . Ray Brothers LYCEUM COURSE Four very good numbers were enjoyed by patrons of the High School Lyceum this year. Many students and their parents were present at these programs : The Old Homestead tdramaj John Ross Reed Co. fmusicj Emory Parnell Qentertainerj Vernon Concert Ensemble . Nov. 10 Dec. 6 Feb. 10 . Mar. 14 'if-nl'1uz-vAL'..iv.4Lvpsv..'-Y.-'ai'. ?L A'.i.:vQ.T'L.PA 'Z,.1.-'4'..'. v Sixty-three , 1,7 7 ' ,V Y ' A THE GRYPHON Editor .... Assistant Editors, XYil Senior Reporter . junior Reporter . Sophomore Reporter Ereshman Reporter Sports Editor . Advertising Managers Circulation Manager lialn llorschel, K . Richard Gallagher iwendolyn McConnell . .luanita Capper . ileorge Mittendorf . John Moulton . Emily Youmans . Richard Davis . Louis Hannan, Nancy lXlitchell . Margaret iXllen Typists . . . Sylvia Brown, Mary llouhle Smith Faculty A-Xdviser .... Bliss llana Hill lXClN This year the Gryphon has lmeen issued monthly, and has g' H good progressive record of the year's life in l. ll. S. The staff has hun 1 ful, and with Bliss l3ana's advice and help, has succeeded in making the st ioo newspaper a vital factor in l. ll .b. 'f f- - 1 9 '2 7 Sixty-four H E O WQL Q - 1 9 2 7 ,x'i,1-ryffirw v 'u.run.v.auasv.aL'.4r4or1vGsr'.T4Zi'.Zi'i ?,5-ifj' r' h-i15.,.Ag,-5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF Mr. Andrews, Miss Hoaglin, Mr. Stock, Mr. Winters Miss lloaglin, besides her regular schedule of classes in swimming and gymnasium for girls, has many extra-curricular interests. She coaches the girls' basketball team, conducts classes and examinations in life saving, puts on a dance festival once a year and numerous special programs, plans and carries out the program for coronation of Senior Queen during Commence- ment week, coaches tennis, and advises the girls' tennis club, and makes her- self generally useful in the Physical Education department. lllr. NYinters, head of the Physical Education department for boys. teaches gymnasium and swimming, and coaches football and basketball. That is a big enough program for anyone, and that Mr. NVinters is successful is attested by the fact that his teams are successful. Mr. Stock assisted him in coaching football this year. Mr. Andrews, track coach de luxe, thinks in terms of track even when the ground is covered with snow, or the football season is at its height. As a consequence, he is able to convert his raw material into ,winning teams in which l. H. S. can take the greatest pride. OUR CHEER LEADERS Liz'l and Brownie7' have been all that cheer- leaders should be-and then some. Loyalty, pep, and originality, they abound in. No team can be greater than the spirit of the school back of it, and that spirit is expressed in one import- ant way by the right kind of cheering at games. George Brown '29 b Elizabeth Gehrling '28 -A-.u.u.u.v.-.4-..av,...v,r.-r.v.tvL 1 9 2 7 Fi.:-Q4-:e.a-,-1,.,,--.-.,. . Six t y -six uns f ff- V- T H E O VV L ev..v..v..v.w.v.r.v.u-.-v.-...-.V v-. .w..'.r4.v-P-'..'w. 4 :ws-f f- --- f - v .av-H y-.wrwz E .rs :L rs - - n C3 L if .1 f-4 ,- .1 'TI C V I If 'Ii fs ,-4 ,-I Cv C Lf .- ,- 6 CL :L Ci ...f ,--1 ..- 1. -. - : .- .- 73 YL E LE 3 5- Ioouev. Kurtz. 3 011. XVilliz1ms, Patlers Q - ,- ...- ,- Q r: IL :- 'J ,- ..: R2 ,- Ld 4' -1 N ,-. CL ,-.4 .-1 6 5 5 ,- ,- V L, 3, U1 A7 ... A NJ i 2: : Lf 1 m E 4: If - ,- Ill Q-4' ,- ,- .. Ill Q-1 Q.. L, ar. 1, 'J IL .2 A -I - ... .. 7: ,- ,- 5 ,CC - C .- .... f-F r-1 -.nv.nn.nvw.'zA . -. -. .R v - .. T H E O W L THE FOOTBALL SEASON TOM HUGHES Sport Editor HALFnAcKs : Richard Gallagher, Holley VVilliams Ray Brammer FUr.1,nAcKs : Arthur Lange Kenneth McKee John Moulton Albert Hall W'illiam Phipps Paul Patterson QUAR1'ERBAcKs: Charles Boll Richard Davis Capt. Ironton, 0 . Huntington, I ronton, 6 . . Vtlellston Ironton 39 . Russell lronton 19 . Jackson Ironton O . Athens Ironton, 12 . Gallipolis Ironton, O . Portsmouth Tronton 36 .... St. Joseph lronton, 6 ....... Alumni The football season had its disappointments and likewise its gratilications. The squad and coaches worked hard, and the student body accorded the team fair support. Several valuable men will be lost this year by graduation, but on the other hand, this years scrubs have received training which should enable them to shine on next year's varsity. The boys on this year's squad played in the following positions. CENTERS : Fred Stapf Maynard Riggs TACKLES : Lester Sanders Frank McComas, CAPTAIN ELECT lidmond Hunt XVilliam Saunders TXTANAGER Robert Schweickart fill? GUARDS 2 Karl Schweickart Charles Griffith Leon Levisay Tom Miller Herbert Mooney ENDS: Orville Ball Robert Bartram George Kurtz Carl Mahle lilza Stewart Tom Lyons Alvis Chinn i ::-i.Fzvs.wi5.i+:aa 1 9 2 7 5727337 Yyfifn W '-i-3'-' Sixty-eight f . A A' THE OWL Titifi 'W' BASKETBALL LINEfUP George Kurtz, C. Capt. Lindsay Bruce, F. George Mittendorf, C. Lester Sanders, G., C Lpt Llett XYillia1n Simpson, C. Louis Cavan, G. Riclmrcl Gallagher, F. Meredith Dowling, G Riclizml Davis, F. Fred Stapf, G. Sherinan Venz, F. Robert Schweickurt, M in 1261 rifle SEASONS RESULTS ll ...., I ronton lronlon I7 . Ironton 28 . Ironton 27 . lronton, ll . lronton, 18 . lronton, 25 . Ironton ZS . lronton 19 . Ironton 25 . Portsmoutli . Athens i,0TtSlll0l11Qh Gallipolis . jackson Nelsonville . Logan South Point Vkfellston Pomeroy ,. 1927 Si.rfy-ninz' A - QV - fl - -' ' 7 V if'lH'Yg2'4g'4vva.zfg-:'4n -nm.n.z'2'inv.F I 9 2 7 TRACK TEAM Left to Right: Coach Andrews, Williams, Hafle, Blankenship, Simpson, Schweick- art, Smith, Washington, Weld, Turley, Irish, Phipps, Dawkins, Everman. lronton High knocked hard at the door of the South-eastern championship last year, and iell short by one half point. The meet went to Logan by that margin. That Ironton High had the best squad that day is beyond doubt. ln two different races, Ironton runners were leading by comfortable margins, when over-confidence near the end resulted in hair-breadth decisions against us. lfither race, as results showed, would have won the meet. Second again in the District meet at Chillicothe, lronton failed to run to form on the gravel-bed track there. Outstanding as a group were the four Senior members of the team. Captain 'iRed liverman, Andy VVashington, Bill XVeld and jim Smith. Much as they will be missed, their places are expected to be filled capably from the remainder of the squad and the Freshman class. Stanley Hafle was elected captain for 1927. One of the main-stays on last year's squad, he is expected to be better than ever as captain. Yea, Stanl file ' Seventy 'QF'-QLY-I!! , ' ' ,, Q47'Ji'Q'4i7'?!?l Q2'A1 !di1 5n97.QF . Aiif, , L - . GIRLS' BASKETBALL rv 1 1. 1 1. 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L L 1 9 2 7 iftet:3:?:e- f'i'Y-'QSPQ .S'1'7'1'11Iy-11111, -grsgvgxgsvaunu - '- ' -. .-. Y, 3gv + A,g,iF LIFE SAVING CREWS Ironton High School was one of the few in the country fortunate enough to obtain the services of a life-saving field representative of the American Red Cross. Captain D. M. Carr spent three days with us, and conducted both junior and Senior tests. He was assisted by Miss Hoaglin who was certified by him for an examinership. A large percentage passed the examinations. At the end of this year, the crew will probably be enlarged by a number of girls who will be candidates for the junior crew. They are taking the course from Miss Hoaglin. TENNIS Tl1e organization of a girls' tennis club this spring marks the entrance of I. H. S. into a new sport. About fifty girls belong to the club, and a number of them already promise to be very proficient in the game. The members are directing their efforts toward the improve1nent'of some of the courts in Beechwood field, and will hold an inter-class tourney near the close of school. The chih othcers are: l'resident ....... Emily Youmans Vice-President . Lillian Ainsworth Secretary . . . . lfdith Capper Treasurer ....... VVilma Tolbert JUANITA GRAHAM Girls' Sport Editor -iii-iiiilvzvviavxrzwivzz-2 1 9 2 7 p3:gw,?,,,qg.4..,.,,,.,:' Seventy-two - T H O W L s - 4-'Q'-'L-'e fAw?+-. ' -- ' 1 9 2 7 'f' i i2S3TfW ,S'x-:ww ly-111 rm' -Amn.v1u.nnvs. - - -- ern. - W gizag i BOOSTERS' CLUB Five lllCllll3CTS i11 good scholastic stz111cli11g were chosen from each of the two upper classes this ye-111' to lllCllll7C1'Sl1llD i11 the Boosters, Club. The p11r- pose of the o1'g:111iz:1tio11 is to he i11 reality what the 11211116 implies: :md these ten stuclents have ez11'11estlv supportecl :ill worthy projects of the school. lt is hoped that the Roosters' Club may 11lti111z1tely lead to student gover11111e11t in II'UlltUll High. The following have been 111e111lmers this year: Seniors: iirzxce XYilso11, lilizuheth Clutts, .l11a11itz1 Capper, rlill0lI'lflS Hughes, Karl SCllVVClCliZll't. juniors: Elsie R11tleclg'e, lXlZ11'g'Z11'Ct l'l1111ter, ,l.ll16ll11ZL Schroeder, lane lXlz1so11, Ifrzuik Mcfomas. 'Ciiily W, , ,,, - ' W ? ' ' - 4'-M 1 9 2 7 iiiifa?2ja-9653.-fs .S'f'vm1ly-fozn' , , ,, a-Q!-'QWU-'ill ' ' li' ' -9 :YA. L. 4'4-.7v'A'.nx'4.FAiiiL:4C 4.7 DEBATING CLUB The Southeastern Ohio llc-hating League used as its suhjc-Ct this year. Resolvetl, that the direct primary method of nominating state and local candidates should he aholishedfl The lronton teams dc-hated with Ports- mouth and jackson, and lost hoth decisions hy narrow margins. .X dual de- hate on the same suhject was later arranged with Clallipolis. lronton lost hoth decisions in this dt-hate also. ,Xlthough the season appears not to have heen highly successful, very excellent training was gained by the debates, and a nucleus is left for next year's team. The teams: affirmative-1lwcndolyn llcfonnell, Mary james, Klargarc-t ,Xlleng negative-Clara Andrews, Roberta .liCl'l'ClllZlll, lidna Blartingg alter- llZltCS-vvlllllllll Hobbs, Kennard Meyers. ii? ' -- 1 9 '2 7 Sew11!y-five 'gnunvmng ' f- -- -v vw i V! Vi- . ,A7-i COMMERCIAL CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Thcsc two Clubs are scholastic in lluturc with memberships cmnposcd ul students mterestcd m thelr progrzuus. They are SlllJCl'VlSCd by tcachc-rs m thc respective departments, and thelr IIICCUIIQS are both cduczLt1onz1l and social. H 1 ' ' ' 1 9 2 7 Sezfexlfy-.ri.1' ' f- 'f A -an ' T H E O W L gvgvpvgvgrqv-l'gvA i.Fii4T GIRL RESERVES CAMP FIRE llirl Rcscrvcs :md Cillllll Fira- lmvc similar 1Jl1I'IJHSl'S fm' Q-xistiuqz Inman! cle-vc-loplucnt of Cll2ll'Z1CtCl', :md building' tuxx':u'cl usvful xx'm11:u1lwml. 'I'lu-ir xc-zu s lmmgrzuns :wc x'zu'icd to mcluclv mzmv 111tv1'm-sts. ' ' v ' - 'f 1 iaifiii 1 9 2 7 - d?iFA6b'g'Q'-W ,S'vr'm1ly-.wiwa '-H-'H'-'W' Q W fn- Y-1 T H E O W L Y-nr Lr.v..r.v1..r.v..W..zfi.a:-4? HIfY CLUB Although I. ll. S. girls have been privileged for several years to helong to Camp Fire or Girl Reserve groups, the Hi-Y Cluh for boys is a relatively new organization here. Despite this fact, with capable advisers the clnln is rapidly taking a position of prominence in the School. We hope it may lead to puhlic interest sufficiently great to ohtain a Y. M. C. A. for Ironton. Fol- lowing are the present lli-Y officers: Clarke Campbell, President: Richard Gallagher, Yiee-Presidentg Frank Lambe, Secretary: George Kurtz, Treas- urer. Mr. Hankins and Mr. Elliott are the cluh advisers. if . Y... M-. - A V' ,?'fff'1'f ' ' f' ' ' 'l 9 2 7 'i'aT'3:3? 'F4ff'f'lfI Svwzify-fight -:gif-c..-,c. e T H E 0 W L -- N A err., fr. . v v . .. .:v,,,vA-K.. ,v- -v 1,1 CALENDAR '26 Eb: '27 SYLVIA BROWN Calendar Editor September l3-First clay of scllool '26-'27, September l6iSenior Class election'-Dick Gallagher. C Jctober October October October 4 lctober October t Jctober C lctober 2 November November Novembei November November November November November December December December December December December December llresiclent. -lilection of Bank Cashiers. 9+First Football game-Tigers vs. VX'ellston. 12-Officers of Owl Staff elected. 15-First Gryphon of year. I5-Pianoforte Recital-Nr. Glore. l6-Football game with Russell. 23-'Tigers play Jackson. 3hSenior l-lallowe'en Dance. 2-Mock election in l. H. S. S-l2-National llook Week. lOil.ycemn Course The Olcl lflomestearlf' ll-Football game with Portsmouth. 20-!l'igers play St. joseph. 25-29-Tlianksgiving Vacation. 25-:Xlmnni-'lligers Football Game. 25a:Nlumni Party in Gym. 3-Juniors entertain Tigers with Dance anfl Party T 6-l,yceum-Jobn lxoss Reecl Company. l4-SM12 Cllore's class gives Minstrel Sbow. l7-junior-Senior Party. l7-blannary 3-Christmas Vacation. 3 28-ellennioniflasses of '22, '23, '24, ancl '25. 30-.Xlmnni Yuleticle Dance. january 14-Basketball game with l'ortsmontl1. january l7-22-National 'l'brift XVeek. january 21-Tigers clefeat Logan. '-A.-an'i.fhTi5i6'viL5L9lVi E .V-FLWi54JY4JQni'4uI'2n. .4.'g'g'.. 'V .Yvwzz lj ll im' Arnvgunsvguu - - ev.-v' - ., T H E O W L , v,v.v,v.y-ip-gi, January 21-Senior Dance. january 28-Tigers play Nelsonville. january 29-Tigers vs. Jackson. February February February ebruary I. February February February February F elmruary February Ifebruary 4g'l'igers defeat Athens. ll-Tigers defeat Pomeroy. ll -Debate with Jackson. l7-Junior Play, Green Stockings. lgfrxxlllllllll Dance. l8ATigers defeat Gallipolis. 21-Tigers play Wellstoli. Z4-Lyceulnvlimory Parnell, One 25-Debate with Gallipolis. 25-Tigers play South Point squad. 25-Tigerettes vs. Portsmouth. March 4-Basketball game with Portsmouth. March ll-Tigers play Athens Team. March 24-25-Art Exhibit. April l6-Inter-Class Track. April 30-Tri-State Track. May May May May May May May May May May june .Iune ,I une 7 26- 7-Southeastern Track-Logan. 14-Dual or Triangular Meet. l5-19-liaster Vacation. 2l-District Track Meet. 27-junior-Senior Banquet. State Track Meet-Columbus. 29-Baccalaureate Sermon. 30-Memorial Day Parade. 30-Coronation of Senior Queen. 31-Senior Class Play. 1-Class Day. 2-Commencement. 3-Alumni Reception. ai? vi Man Band -I-isg-,.viSQazvii.wgv.v.4v. 1 9 2 7 i.:.w5gy:5,z3,:4v..,.,.,.,. Eighty w 1 3 2 1 5 5 E ? is H k 2 5 E li If vo A A-,, 1 fi it - ., KGAF I it : 'Jatlnlli ' 1 3 L i:h1..l':--Q-f ji? gin v--' .-' I A-AD-I -' : - ., W ., , K.,-:Sm 'ii Paw 4,WglLinggiFr'g.fN ,N l ,I ' I. . P .: ll Q .p.,5-233-f'llE3-vmE,5:':Lf-H-5-H - 1'E:L-'f?i,:Q1:g2t,,.1f,,,.,gAaf-:H 'F H H1-fines ie- ! pflfli I .35 'H LF? '19 'ii- gz ,, ' 5. CONGRATULATIONS to the 1927 Gradu- ating Class of The Ironton High School, and may continued Success reward each one's every effort. IRON CITY Savings Bank, Ironton, Ohio Banking Service Only---But That of the Very Best. K IJIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll H Eighty-one N I IIIIIIIIIIIII H HIGH GRADE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT POPULAR PRICES CfABLER'S CASH STORE Office Hours Phone DR. C1. L. FREED DENTIST Citizens National Bank Building Third Street Ironton, Ohio CENTRAL DRY CLEANERS THIS SPACE DONATED 411 Center Street BY phone 297 DR. CARL FEUCHTER KENNETH C. UNRUE DENTIST Prop. Illlllllllllllllll lllllIlIIIIII!lIIIIIlllll I Jhfg t QI ll F I R S T NATIONAL BANK Q' 'k N IRQ P CDPLE have known the FIRST NATIONAL as a conservatively managed bank of personal service for seventy-eight years. There are business houses and people throughout the district Who have carried their accounts here year after year. They appreciate our adherence to time-tested banking methods and they like the depend- able service resulting from officers' personal attention. liiglify-tlzrcc I1IIIllllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIYlllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIII!llllIIIIHllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CAPPER MOTOR SALES COMPANY Lincoln Fordson AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE CARS---TRUCKS---TRACTORS Nos. 413-415 South Third Street Telephone No. 592 IRONTON, OHIO Paynds Shoe Repair Hart, Schaffner, SL Marx Clothes fOI' Y0l.1I'lg MCH at ALL WORK GUARANTEED NI E 1142 South Fourth Street Opposite Courthouse 117 South Third Street Ironton, Ohio 4 Doors Below Park Avenue Patronize The ' P ff Sh Martlng Hotel Powder U 0996 Marcelling Permanent Waving f K Manicuring Shampooing ...L...-A1- DINING ROOM FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMMENT AND COFFEE SHOP Efficiency---Cleanliness X J Courteous Attention will be assured Good Food, Moderate Prices You' Excellent Service Ph 76 1st N tl B k Bldg- : IIIIIIIIIIIII illllllll Illllllll lllllllllllllll lllll lillll III IIIIIIIII IIIII K Eighty-four Illlllllll Building Materials L i m e, Plaster, a n d Cement. Paints, Oils, and Enamels. -++HH++' WEST VIRGINIA COAL -.+:.n++' IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllIIIIllIIllII'lIllllIIIIIII Ill Here's Where We Shine If extra good quality- right prices, quick service- and complete satisfaction, mean anything to you in buying Lumber and Building material, that is Where We Shine. The man who once buys here is usually never satisfi- ed with any other place. He may find grades as good as ours some other place. And he might find as low prices elsewhere. But he won't find as good grades as ours, at as low prices as we ask for that grade. We are prepared to fill your order promptly at right prices, from the finest and best assorted stock of lumber and building material in these parts. The lronton Builders Supply Co. Phone 406 414 N. Second St. THE BUlLlJER'S FRIEND Ironton, Ohio Fred Scherer's SHOE SHOP T HE HOME OF BETTER SHOE REPAIRING J. F. McConnell REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS 310 Park Ave. Ironton, Ohio STYLE and QUALITY Frank .Neekamp Shoe Store ON SECOND STREET IIIIIIIIII IllllllllllllIllllllllllllllll Ill liiglzfy-firm' Standard Lumber Co. 2 llllll K The Bingaman 85 Jones Nhzor Studio Funeral Directors Photographs T hat Telephone 89 Plane IRONTON, OHIO 121 South Third Street IRONTON, OHIO FRANK UNGER BARBER 1311 South Third Street THE HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES MEARAN'S K Illllllllllllll H F qhfx lnmlum mmm' RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Rio GRANDE, oH1o College Course with A. B. Degree. Normal Course for Training Teachers. Both Courses Approved by State Department Summer Term begins June 13. Continuation Term opens July 25. Fall Semester begins September 12 For Catalog, Write to P. D. WOODS, Registrar A J Schweickart Paul G. Schweickar Ironton Book Store ' ' D . 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MHIEIIIIUII 81 Slllls K I R S C H B A U M A11 Wool Suits For Men and Young Men Walkover and Douglas Shoes WISE MEN have followed it WISE PEOPLE are following it WISE SAVERS of all ages will Star Building Sc as A nderson - McCormick BIGGEST AND BEST Loan Company 521 on Savings-any amount Authorized Capital Two and one-h If Million THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS WE PLEASE CUSTOMERS AND GIVE VALUES HOME DRY GOODS COMPANY 109 North Third Street K IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll Hllllllllllllll R Eighty-eight ulllllllllllllll illllllllll lllllll IIIIIIIIIIII For Correct Information on Tonsorial Work. Call at A. G. Moore's Tonsorial Parlor. Opposite Marting Hotel Facial Massage For Ladies Pompeanian Scalp Treatment Boncilla L Violet Ray A Friend to the Student Men's Suits---335.00 Values only 321.50 at H A RM ON'S 2 sToREs 2 No. 117 and 123 No. Third St. Ironton, Ohio Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllil IIIIIIIII The Friendly Bank of Service Member of Federal Reserve Bank System Assets S1,500,000.00 350 Citizens National Bank Ironton, Ohio fill? Your Home Town Paper The E. J. Merrill Drug C0mPa'W The Ironton News Extends Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1927 May each one of you enjoy a long, happy, and successful life and A be an honor to your home town il 203-207-209 North Second St. Ironton, Ohio Established by 1. H. s. Boys in 1899 C You Should Read It H lllllllllll ' Illlllllllllllllllillllllllllll Illllllllllilk 15 iglz ty-zzinr' li Il THE SMOKE HOU HENRY I. GOLDCAMP 8: SONS, Props. THE HOME OE CLEAN SPORT BILLIARDS BOWLING J . C. Penny C0 Dry Goods and Men's Clothing De Whit Drug Co. Men's Women's and Chlldrens Shoes Everythmg in Drugs 313 Center Street Third and Park Ave That Good BABY RICE POP CORN FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and many other good things DPQEgsEL's Third Opposite Marlow Theatre HABERDASHERY KIBLEPCS KLOTHES S 2 2 . 5 CD Most For Your Money WALTER W. TRUBY Il llllllIlllllllIllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllIllII!illIlllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII If IIIII1IIIIllllIII!DIIIllllIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll R IIIIIllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllmlll IIIIIIIIllIIllIIllllllIIllIlllIIllIIIIIIIIllllIIllIIllIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlHlI'lIIII'IlllIllIlll N T'S FUXY IF ITS FRQM FQXY FQQTWEAR The SChYVCiCkHI't Everythlng m Drugs and Sundrles Lumber Companym... at For Lumber of all Kinds Sash-Shingles-Doors I Wall Board Mill Work a Speclalty Cor. Second and Chestnut Sts Phone 228 Iromon Ohm 119 South Second Street We are Boosters of Ironton High School Q2 TCDHNST N'S READY'TO'WEAR DEPARTMENT IRONTON'S DRESS STORE Ironton's Coat Store for Young People x !llllIIllllllIIllIIllIIlllllllIll!llllIIIIIIIIllllIlllIIIIllllIlllIlllIlllIlllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIllllIllIIllIIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII R N fx A LITTLE MESSAGE FROM SOUTHERN BROTHERS Dear Friend: For four years you have been looking forward to re- ceiving your high school diploma. Graduation from high school marks an important point in the careers of young men and women. It is really a turning point, for at this time important decisions are made affecting after life. You now have what we call a general education-you know something of the orthodox 'ologies' and 'osophys', but your hands have not been trained nor your mind prepared to do the things that business requires-and you will be in business, no matter what vocation you may follow. We want you to understand that, while our school is necessarily limited in its field, it does a few things in a superior way-in other words, we are specialists devot- ing all of our time, our energies, and our material re- sources to the teaching of a few things in a super-excel- lent manner. We are adequately prepared to give you the advantage of skillful, practical, complete training for the duties of business life, which you must in the very nature of things, assume very soon. We shall be happy to tell you more about our school. We know that a brief time spent with us will mean much to you all through the coming years. We know that your stay with us will be pleasant as well as profitable. You will have the opportunity to be associated with a fine group of young people-as fine a group as can be found in any college or university-and you will be under the direction of competent, earnest, sympathetic teachers, who will make your highest good their constant concern. Yours very cordially, S. C. SOUTHERN, President. SOUTHERN BROTHERS ASHLAND BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Incorporated BEST EQUIPPED COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN THE SOUTH ASHLAND, Phone 1723 KENTUCKY. lllll lllllllllll ,Y iflvfj'-HUO . Ill lllllnll ll R 'll Imperial Ice Cream THE CREAM OF ALL ICE CREAMS Phone 532 322-324 Adams St. KLEIN'S THE SODA SHOP A cool, clean, comfortable and cozy place to meet, reet and feast your friends Agent for Whitman Samplers KLEIN'S DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED 42.3 FAMOUS SINCE 1881 R UOM HESR G 5 FOR NEIGHBORLY SERVICE The HJ. Coffey Stores 6th and Oak Sts. 3rd and Ashtabula Sts. Medicine, Sundries, and Toilet Articles Complete Soda Fountain Service at Sixth and Oak Street Let Us Save You Extra Trips Down Town. nununnn numimununnnnnnmmmnu nun muumumln Nilzcfy-flzzvc JEWELED MOMENTS Always come from giving and receiving GIFTS THAT LAST FROM t Walter L. Henry SQUARE DEAL JEWELER lronton, Ohio llilllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIII Il R IIIIIIIIIIIllIlllIIIIIllIIllIHIllKllIllIIXIIHIIIlII-IIIllIIIIIIIIKIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlllIllIIIIIII'IIllI'IllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIHI x GQLDCAMP FURNITURE CO Visit Us In Our New Location YOU ARE WELCOME Goldcamp Building Cor Third and Vernon Sts Ellte Barber Shop First-class Barber Work of all Kinds Brunswick Phonographs LADIES and Hair Bobbmg a Spec1a1ty Records 213 South Third Street 318 C t St t NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE .fDCX, 'Xxf' BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1927 THE HGME TELEPHCDNE CO ,XXX 'Xxf ll R Ntf F llllllllllllllllll Illlllllll x IT PAYS TO TRADE AT CENTR L THE BIG HARDWARE STORE Sv 'Q ff. ON SECOND STREET IRONTON, OHIO Reliance Seed Co. The Appetite Shop Uncorporatedh TRI-STATE FLORISTS BEN H. LYND, D. A. Sec'y.-Mg Cut Flowers and Floral Designs Grocerles-Meats--Flsh Renton, ohio Fruits-Vegetables-Delicatessen Flowers when, where, 3 d The Mecca of Epicul-es what you want 2030 So. 3r'd. St. Teleph 78178 THE LEADER OUTFITTERS TO THE FAIR SEX 109 Second Street North Ir0nton's Only Exclusive Apparel Shop H lllllllllll IIlllllllIIIIlllIllIIll-Illlllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll K Nilwly-fit'r' xlllll lllllllllilll RUSSELL BRIDGE RONTON llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllllllIllllllllllIllIIHIIllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllIllIIllllllllllIllllllIllIIIIIllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll Ninety-.vix R IllllI'IllllllllllllllIIIIHllllllllllllllllllllll IIIlllilllilllllllllllllllII!IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIII u CXDJD It is a real economy to use our Taxi Service. For comfort, prompt- ness, time-saving, you'11 find we serve you best. Call 100 MCMAHON EQ LITTERAL 410-412 South Second Street ' Ironton, Ohio QfrX.9 BUSH AND MORGAN The Printers ENGRAVED CARDS AND STATIONERY WN i 5 M,- M DF v 112 South Third Street Ironton, Ohio WHIPPET VVILLYS-KNIGHT ADAMSVXVEBB MOTOR COMPANY 317 Lawrence Street ' Phone 402 Dealers WILLYS WHIPPET FINE MOTOR CARS FOUR CYLINDERS SIX CYLINDERS H llllllulllllu N XM H , ixllllliilll 3: Home Sweet Home Furnished by The Washburn Furniture Company 913 South Third St. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware Clocks and Novelties QUALITY BEYOND QUESTION For seventy-three years, BlXBY has served three generations of satis- fied customers and is anxious to serve you. Bixby ---Jeweler Founded 1854 Third Street Ironton, Ohio R MH, fllarfing ees B 1 lnery - Second Floor Masonic Bldg. CLEVER HATS Company PRICES THAT PLEASE Staple and Fancy Groceries FRUITS AND VEGETABLES J. M. URICK Corner Seventh and Monroe Sts. 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