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R , 1 'M N Wx xhx ' 1 MN, lx 'iff - 3,234 'ww 4 .quill mmm nf + I lm .Q!!l!...a!fniil. .Lf.....l1a!.Hf!i1Alll lllllhn l l I , x 'gr-' J X ff ' -. ' X, ' f 'X nj Q 'J E 'R' 'fx ' 'W 'gwikw be I 1'-.L l'I'HI,1Slllil2l?1' C'l..,1.S'S Ol: 1928 llx'O.Y'l'O.YHllfll.S'C'1'lUOl lRO.YTO.Y, OHIO Thrrc I' , FOREWORD iD? HE 1928 OWL assumes for its mission the privilege of preserv- ing within its pages those records of the past year which we believe, in the days of restrospection to come, will serve as pleasant memories and will call for the precious reminiscences of days gone by. VVe have tried to weave into the pages of this annual the spirit of good fellowship of I. H. S. However, now that our task is ended we realize the futility of attempting to transcribe such a precious and in- tangible thing upon a mere printed page. However we feel somewhat satisfied, justly we hope, that a certain degree of success has been attained in chronicling and presenting a representative cross section of our high school life. And so in giving you The Owl of 1928 we hope that it may be a reminder of our work and play together. THE EDITOR. Four A. F. HIXSON DEDICATION iD? ln clecliczttingg these pages of the yeur's history, The Owl has chosen to hestow this signal honor on one to whom lronton Hi School is largely inclehtecl for its present growth and the vision of Il still greater institution. Through his untiring efforts :incl inspiring' devotion he has proven himself :L generous frienfl of the Faculty, a helovecl coinrztcle of his ,-Xlumni, :incl :L truly nohle and eloquent icleal ot the unclergracluate horlv. He has given us 11 clistinguishecl example of those rare qualities of executive zthility, self-iorgettul service, and quiet efficiency, which have won for hiin :1 place in the hearts of all lronton Hi School. THE EDITOR. Five XYJY rcfe r of Books Adminisirstism Glasses Activities Athusiics A 0 dvsminssmsmts Li- 0 A i: h 'A7 A V an t ,K in K li , ' , ,f A .5 5 ' n X., sl'mx'Q, X 'ly 0 vw Q ii 4 'L ,r 7 1' A V' A ur , b gf ,,,- 6x,i0I?c.l L' giiyiwfgg. gfjvwhikz A A pi-I . .-. . -'ff ' sz: x ya ' . Jfrgll.-,L ill qv- -JrM,r9,,5 QL.: L V . 4 , . .mf - ff: I , , f - fda- ff I H L' Hill- ZW ' 1 'fF Qr1f ' ig l3I -S l .56-QV in - 'f,.4, 1 f ....T.f1 lf A '11 - 1, T EE'1 EIQQ ' f 1 53 'J' - 523415, ' 'f 'J59 7 T i, i i iigi' , ' .f'Z,Y? f ' I - - Tj'-? 1' f 'i Vfz' 1 i??'A - ', , I f , 46 , ' ' Wi lt , -,x ky --EE?-E W' T6 11 Q at H NIL- ' Ltf ea ,1P',f'?5 'V 'mf' 22,233 I 1 j rl , .1-i 1.44 v i g I '0 ,, x I Q : .'. .. ,,w .5 xx b wx' lqrx' h. . IN l'n.E 4 ff 5flrL x 'PV ' , JI, 1.3555 ag Sly pf' ! ' . a- ' I ,A ' f . C. J VJ s , fe ' H ,af , Mg,-? f'q ' VXI , -4' ,TL ' IV x , ,- - 4. rr ft. . fb A ' L I 'S n 44272 ' QL fww 'EN fish, su ff. ,J Seven ' VN' KW fs '5- ' Q xyvsmzsv -,Q A .a U J' . af , ,TQ ' Q v I : , h MK Q 'vs'Lr,a. , M gr'-. if ,.,5,5-54 i A ,. fy, g. C Am. If.. Ihfxrmcx, M. .-X. l'rim'ifurI 'Il frivmi of lllilllj' and l1'kf'u' I1-v ull. Nine J. A. MILLER, A. B. Asst. Principal Mathematics Noble, Kind, True. H. L. STOCK, PH. B. Mathematics He who knows can live and and let live. G. E. ELLIOT, A. B. English Not so bashful as he acts. T. CROWE, A. B. History The world is at his feet, but knowledge at his finger- tips. J. T. ANDREWS Physical Ed. Hide that smile, Andy! Ten LUCILLE W. NAZOR B. S. in Education English A witty woman is a treasure, A witty beauty is a power. GRATIA L. FLOWER, A. B. History 'vi'M87710ViES and Friendships are indispensable. REBECCA DANA, A. B. English Speech is the golden harvest that follows the flowering of flint. ADRIENNE B. KOUNS, A. B. Spanish Why stop at perfection ? NELLE M. OESTERELE B. S. in Education History She is witty she is wise and quite small of size. H. F. GLORE, B. S. Music .-I piano ravpmids to know- ing fingers. C. C. HANKINS, A. B. . Science 'lizwrylhiriy i.vn't what if sce1r1s. H. E. Wll.I.lAMS, B. S. Scicncc He lilcvs the ladies but ihvy dnn't know it. T. C. DAVIES Coach .-l pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. E. R. PHIl,l,1l'S, A. B. B. C. S. Typing All the 'worldlv a .vlngc but hc's Izcrn lwhind the screen. Eleven EUNA M. Hom-MAN, M. A. F rcnch pl snzilv is fhv .mme in rvcry Ianguuyr. RUTH WILSON, B. S. Domestic Science A run' for the blues. CLARA L. REIDE-LNBAUGH,A. B. Domestic Science s r p in g fl Qwre Lv m e'n 0 ' a cur- rish lmirt reclainisf' ADRYENNI-3 E. NIOSEMAN, A. B. Geometry Grace was her footsteps, hvuwn in her eyes, In t Z'1'l'j' yv.vf1lrv dignity and l0'z'c'. ANNA L. JONES, A. B. Latin fl silrvere frieridlinvss for vz'eryom'. JOHN LYNN, B. OF M. E. Machine Shop xl builder of man and bridges. T. MACK HALL Manual Training lVould there were others as reliable as he. LILLIAN E. HUMPHREYS, M. A. Science Fair srieuce frowned not on her birth. LEILA HOAGLIN Phys. Ed. Make life worth while by straight thinking. BONNIE GRIFFITH English She who likes to talk, but thinks as well. Twelve HELEN H. FEUCHTER, B. C. S. Bookkeeping Calmne.v.r of mind to face whate'er the future mav hold. JULIA LAYNE, A. B. English So meek, so gentle so kind. JEANNE CASTNER, A. B. Latin Good things come in little packages. RUTH ROLPH Stenography Br happy in your work, ifs part of you rlifef' ISABELLE jon N SON Mathematics One must know, to be able to criticise. ' CA'l'IllClHNl'1 I..Vxvv1.1css English .Sui'rr.v.v is thi' lnzvl Ilzul ix zu you. Mmuniai. lltxvlnsux History .-lrlimix .vpvuk lourivr than words. E1.l.,x M. lX'lARTlNG Gcograpliy fl .vmilf for f z'r'ryoln'. lflnuul-:'r lj. l,Rll'li Englislz Iiugli.vh ix tl gulm' of lijr, , X full of lzilx, .vtrikixv ami formulas. l.i-:Nix B. SM :Tn Librarian Ifulv triad to rolmwil hm' Ivy falling hm' Smith. . . ..1 gow H , 'ua Thirteen IYIARGUERITE FRIEND Hygiene i'Vhut can I say that will or- jvross my thotsf' Cum DAVIDSON Hygiene Thr arrows of intention must haw the bows of strong purpose to impel thfmf' IDA RAINE English Great lzvarts like the ocean Jzvfw' rongvalf' E1.lz.-xumil ROBINSON Social Science Form tha' hulvit of making ll start. RUTH T. WIMLNBERG1-lk Secretary to Supt. '-Amie our .ilighfyf RAYE CORN Secretary to Principal Helpful Raye. SYLVIA BROWN Secretary to Principal May her star of success shine brightly. Fourteen MARcARE'r LAMBE Secretary to Supt. Music hath charms and so hath she. NORMA W. VERNON, A. B. English With your patience and our diploma 'wc would have no fear of the future. f!fS'X CLASSES M., . 1. J xr .-VI. . X- ' 11' 5, . .1392 ' . ., 1 mush . ,Q .. .. I.: ., Us - N. W mIi'.1f'4 Xf fQ.fgm W' W M A o 751 T71 ? ff i 15:14 ff ' xxx if I, X 5, sw 1 X ,,fV,7j , nf: Pauly. K if xxx-'Iv Fifteen yew 7' ff 'Mm' qv f . 2 N A V EVQ, q we ff Q K lyk x . . L K ku L. fqiva . A: I i yi iw.. my H .1., L:-'-:mmW.w' ,f, - V - : .. T gm H-x I vi in vll Miss Cl.AR.x S11r21c1aoL'lcNl2 JI.-H' Ql7Iili.Y Sixteen Srvwzteczz If F' K ff' 2. .h krf FQ fql 3 ,PI-1 E J qf l f 5 ,J X 1-flag u Wag Q, FL? f -W Q J v Z -. if s Y' W I sf 'A :rg -. S S wg fl- ATTENDANTS AND QUEEN MAY I-3 E .1 L- L- as LC N .- x- if 5 -4 'ff 'SL 'QL -1-4 -J-4 : Sf. 7. 2 - IU N -1 fd ,- CI :J ,- T. .J L- Q 5 U .- J: R! 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'273 French Club, '27: Pres. '283 Nat'l Honor S0- ciety, Vice-Pres., '28: May Queen Attendant. D. LAURA BA K1-:R Tools Lovely Io walk with, H iHy to talk 'wiihf' General Course: Track '25: French Club '26, Pres., '273 Science Club '27, '28: Tennis Club '27g Dramatics Club '27g Girl Reserves '27, '28: Class Treas., '28, Nat'l Honor Society '28. Nirrfleczz 1 Cimaiizs I.o1'1s lAxUl.T Irish fl Iighl hear! li'z'v.v long. General Course: Science Club '27, '28. l,Avvxu-:Nea BAKER Sleepy .l nwrry heart maketh 41 rlzverful l'0llIlff'lIlHIf'1'. General Course. ELIZAIIIQTII Hum. BAKER NUS.. She doeth little leindm-sscs whivh most folks If-awe un- done. General Course: Spanish Club '26, Commercial Club '28. bln V, 'Y h A 1 , V 1 Mrs? fr ' .Q , , : - I -I lf' - . -e .-aw Kg e qsugi x...,:- ROBERT BARTRAM ,,B0b., Woman is the fairest work of the Great Author, The editions being large no man .rhould be without a copy. General Course' Gryphon Staff '25, Inter-class B. B., '25, '26Z Football '26, '273 Track '26, '27, '28g Hi-Y 'Z8. MILDRED VERA BOGGESS ..Mid,, 1'll be merry and free, 1'll be sad for nobody. If no- body cares for me I'Il care for nobody. General Courseg Track '25, '26g Latin Club '25g Glee Club '27, '28g Mixed Chorus '27g French Club '27, '281 Science Club '27, '28: Girl Reserves '27, '28. RosE LoU1sE BROERMAN Rosie True as a needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. Commercial Course, Glee Club '25, '26, '27g Commercial Club '26, '27, '28. Twenty N' , U Ls' .. tx GEORGE Roy BEALS Beals Heir dreaming, his mind soarslalvooe, Keep away, for he is in love. General Course, Coal Grove H. S. '25, '26g South Point H. S. '273 B. B .'25, '26, '27, '28, Football '26, '27, '28 Track '26, '27, '28, Hi-Y '28. JOSEPH FEURT BOYNTON .fjoeu He had the fine intuition of knowing, When and where and what to say. College Prep. Course 9 Track '27, '28g Science Club '27, '28: Band '27, '28g Inter- Class B. B., '27, '28g Nat'l. Honor Society, '28g The Brat. ROSEMARY ELIZABETH BURNETTE Buster Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren't they all contented like me? General Courseg Girl Re- Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28g Spanish Club '26, Dramatic Club '27I Science Club '27, '28g Glee Club '28, Cui-:sri-:R E. CARnwr:I.l. Chess man of forward Ioolc- mind. Scientific Course. EDWIN MERRIL CRI-ZITH llDickH The ladies call him sweet,- The 'very stairs as he treads them kiss his feet. General Course, Interclass B. B., '26, Science Club '27, '28g Class Treasurer, '26g Hi- Y '27, '28, MARY EI.1zABI-:TI-I DEAN Dean She acted discreetly every- day,' Knowing what to do or say. Commercial Course, Track '25, '26, Spanish Club '26, Commercial Club '27, '28. Twenty-one VIRGINIA I. CRANCI-: lIRedlJ Each day she makes the brighter, As if she were the sun. General Course: Latin Club 'ZSS Spanish Club '26g Glee Club '26, '28g Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28, Junior Life Saving Corps '27, '28g French Club '27, '28, BI-LULAINI LOUISE DALTON Boob Be thine own self alwuysg And thou art lovable. Commercial Course. OSCAR ARTH UR Dusrocm Pete Blessed is mirthfulnessg lt is one of the renovators of the world. Scientific Course: Science Club '27, '28. ROSELLA D1LLow .1 Rex., Like a rose she has a heart of Gold. General Course: Spanish Club '263 French Club, '28, National Honor Society '28. MEREDITH DOWLING flu honest heart possesses a kingdom. General Courseg Basket- ball '26, '27. DONALD GLEN FREED Don fl likable chap, a likable smile, An aequaintanee well worth your while-That is Don. College Prep. Course? Foot Ball '283 French Club '28g Sect. '27, Gryphon Staff '28g Green Stockings : ' 'T h e Brat ': Track '26, '27, '28g Inter-class Basket Ball '26, '27, '28, Inter-class Track '26, '27, '28, Twenty-two HELEN E. DOUBLE M flee What will not woman Gentil woman do. General Courseg Swimming Team 'Z53 Basket Ball '25, '26g Glce Club '26 '27, '28: Mixed Chorus '27: Juniors Life Saving Corps '28, GLENDON L. FEIL Fei,'ie If he has any faults, He has left us in doubt. Scientific Course: Class Secretary '27: Science Club '27g President '28g Owl Staff '28g Hi-Y '283 National Hon- gig Society '28, Sec. Treas. DOROTHY DARLENE GANNON ..D0,,, She mixed reason with pleasure, And wisdom with mirth. General Courseg Spanish Club '262 Glee Club '27, '28, Mixed Chorus '27g French Club '28g The Brat. -5.-:vie ,- 1' .1 f H ' ' Y 7 ' ' Q .z..f...I.-TiLV :. 'l 7' . f .. . A WV. I- ' -Q WW ln - . 'L' Q x :f'f., lx -I . I my, ,. ,A 1 VA . AQ? , - L -1, Ii V A Wm:-sf: 1-A K. Ei.lzAm-:Tu GEHRLING Lis lVinsorm', charming ador- alfly small, We are her friends our and all. General Course, Boosters Club '26, Spanish Club '26, Dramatic Club '27, French Club '27, '28, Camp Fire '26, '27, '28, Pres., '25, Cheer leader '27, '28, Green Stockings , The Brat May Queen Attendant. Nliuav Ames GENTII. Gentle Not loo serious, not too yay, but a very nice girl in awry way. General Course! Hanging Rock H. S., '25, '26, '27, Basketball '26, '27, Manager '25: Class Vice-Pres., '25, Valeclietorian '27, Wu.FoRn Goomncu frsquibu The 'world by vigor, Not by 'vauuts is wan. Commercial Course, Com- mercial Club '26, '27, '28. Twenty-three EM M ETT G1-:IBL1-: M uit Siucvrity, first. last and always. Industrial Course. PAULINE GIBSON Lazy If to hor share some fe- male errors fall, Look on her faire and you'll forget ihvm a . General Course, B. B., '25, '26, '28, Class Sec., '26, Science Club '27, '28, Spanish Club '28, Commercial Club '283 Camp Fire '27, Nat'l Honor Society, Point Sys- tem '28, May Queen Attend- ant, Gryphon Staff '28, ELIZABETH JOHN:-:'r'r1e GRIFFITH MUS., Those curious Ioclcs so aptly twinvd, Whose ever hair a soul doth bind. Commercial Course, Track '25, Commercial Club '26, '27 '28, Girl Reserves '27, '28, Dramatic Club '27, Owl Staff '282 Inter-class Basket- ball '28, Glee Club 'Z5. -, ZW '- ' ' - ' ' ' 'Tim I - ' A ,khi 'K - Q t R, I ,A r .- HOWARD GUNNOE Willie He counts time by doing noble deeds. General Course. FRANCIS HALL Hatty A wilderness of sweets. Commercial Course: Com- mercial Club '26, '27, '28, Glee Club '26, '27, '28g Girl Reserves '28. EVELYN FAYE HARVEY '1llorris Pretty and witty, And cute as a kitty. General Courseg Spanish Club '25g Commercial Club '25, '26: Girl Reserves '26, '27, 28. Twenty-four Xu ALBERT HALL RA bu Tomorrow 'will come, whafs the hurry? I will do it then, so why worry? General Course: Basketball '28g Football '27, 'Z8. CALVIN HANKINS Hank A sense of humor, a sunny smile, .l boy whom troubles can not r1le. General Course. DOROTHY HAYES 1:D0t:l 'fFriendly souls are seldom found. College Prep C 0 u r s e 3 Science Club '27, '28, Glee Club '25, French Club '27, '28 HELEN HENTHORNE Sm Short but sweet. General Course, Glee Club '25, Science Club '27, Span- ish Club 'Bg Nat'l Honor Society '28. RUSSELL HEWITT Gump lfVit rules the hewzycns, DiJCYl'fl0!l guides the slams. General Course, Spanish Club '26, B. B., '26, '27, Class Prophet '28, The Brat. JOSEPHINE HOGSTEN It-lol! It is 'well to be merry and wise. Commercial Course, Span- ish Club '25, '26, Dramatic Club '27, Commercial Club '27, '28. Twenty- five RUTH ANN HENRY Rufhian Brown rye.: and light brown curls, One among a hundrrd yirI.v. General Coursei Class Treas., '25, Girls A. A., '25, Science Club '27, '28, Drama- tic Club '27, French Club '27, Sec'y '28, Camp Fire '25, '26, '27, '28, Green Stockings , The Brat , Boosters Club '25, '26, May Queen Attend- ant. RUTH HICIGINS AfRu'hYl None knew her but to love her, None named hor but to praise General Course , Coal Grove H. S., '25, '26, '27, Scc'y-Treas., '26, Commercial Club '28, Camp Fire '28, May Queen Attendant. HELEN LEE HOLDERBY Helen Oh, woman, thou 'weft fashioned to l1eguiIv. Commercial Course, Com- mercial Club '26, '27, '28, Spanish Club '26, B. B. '25, '26, '27, Inter-class B. B., '28, Gryphon Staff '28, Point System '28i Campfire '26, '27, May Queen Attendant. GERTRUDE M. HOLSCHUH Trudy Dark eyes with a won- drous charrn, To bring us good or work us harm. General Course, Marion Hi, '26, '27g Debating Club '28, Debate Team '28g Glee Club '28, Honor Society '28. ALBERTA M. HOWELL Bert She walks in beauty like the night, Of cloudless chzines, and starry skies. General Course, Track '25, Spanish Club '25, '26g Boost- ers Club '26: Commercial Club '26, '27, '28g Dramatic Club '273 Camp Fire '25, Pres., '26, '27, '28, Owl Staff '28, Green StockinUs '27g May Queen Attendant. RICHARD HUTSINPILLAR Dick Fortune, as often happens, follows valor,-And goodies corn-e in srnall packages. General Course' Science Club '27, '28, Hi-Y '26, '27 Sec'y '28, Inter-class B. B., '28: Quill and Scroll '28Z Asst. Editor Gryphon '28. Twenty-six ALMA HOWARD Skeet A quiet girl modest and true, Who does her work without much ado! General Course. JUDSON HOWELL Jud We say he has much wit, But 'very shy in usino it. Industrial Coursey Science Club '28g Hi-Y '28. GENEVIEVE KUEHNE AlGenJl Zcalous, yet modest. General Coursey Glee Club '25g Home Economics Club '27, '28. 1 ' ff A- - f -Y F 'W .4 . 'W ttf' ' ' . A W 5- ' 'l - 1 .fs A MARY Louise JAMES ..Mary., pl maiden sweet 'without pretense, blessed with reason and common sense. General Course, Girls A. A., '251 Glee Club '25, '26, Tennis Club '27, Science Club '27, '28, Debating Club '27, Debate Team '27, '28, Dramatic Club '27, Quill and Scroll '28, Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, Vice-Pres., '28, Owl Staff '28, Gryphon Staff '28, Nat'l Honor Society Green Stockings , The Brat. Roamzm MAXINPI KARREMAN Hob Always ready for work or pleasure, but never a moment to spare for leisure. General Course, Reed Cit Mich., H. S., '25, '26, Latin Club '25, '269 Glee Club '25, '26, Trcas., '27, See'y '28, Mixed Chorus, Treas., '27 French Club '27, '28, Debate Club '27, '28, Debate Team '27, '28, Science Club '27, Vice-Pres., '28, Camp Fire '25, '26, Pres., '27, '28, Owl Staff '28l National Honor Society Pres., '28, The Brat , May Queen Attend- ant. H1-:LEN A. LANE Skipper True to hcr friends. Commercial Course, Track '25, Spanish Club '26: Ten- nis '27, C. C. '26, '27, '28, Band. Twenty-seven NIARGARET ISABELLE JENKINS ..P!,gm,,, A face with yladness o'z'erspreod. .General Course, Commer- cial Club '27, '28. PAUL LAMBER1' Radio Thr absolute good is not o matter of opinion but of nature. Scientific Course. THELMA Louis:-3 LAWSON Spoof '.'Lodies whose bright eyes rain influence should be rare- ful where they look. General Course! Girls A. A., '25, Spanish Club '26 Dramatic Club '27, Science Club '27, '28, French Club '27, Vice-Pres., '28, Camp Fire '25, '26, '27, Sec'y '28 Gryphon Staff '28, Quill and Scroll '28, Green Stock- ings , May Queen Attend- ant. RICHARD F. LYND Shalla Funny, witty, bright and clezfer, lflfhat helr done will live fore'ver. General Course, Inter-class Track '26, '27S Inter-class Basketball '26, '27, Captain '28, Class Lawyer, '28, Hi-Y '28. CARL TVIAHL Shacky Some of his nonsenxe now and then, Gets him in trouble and out again. Scientific Course, Football '25, '26, '27, '28, Inter-class Basket-ball '25, '26, '27, '28, ggack squad '26, '28, Captain EDNA MARTING Cutie Studiou.r, diligent of kind- ly mein, An all around sport wherever seen. College Pre p. Course, Track '25, Swimming Team '25, French Club '27, '28, Girl Reserves '253 Vice-Pres. '26, '27, Pres. '28, Science Club '27, '28t Debating Club '27, '28, Debate Team '27, '28, Jr., Life Saving Corps. '25, '26, '27, '28, Class Vice- Pres., '25, '27, '28, Gryphon Staff '28, Twenty-eight THOMAS ROBERT LYONS Flogger I don't bother work, work never bothers meg That'.r why I'm as hapby as anyone can be. General Course, Football '26, '27, Basketball, '25, '26, 'Z DARLENE MARGARET MARTIN Dolly Always sunny, a lw a y .v cheerful, N e 'U e r 'worried never fearful ! Commercial Course , Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28, Commercial Club '26, '27, '28. WILLIAM MASCARI Bill Musical talent and good- narure has Bill, A handsome boy with a steadfast will. Scientific C o u r s e , Owl Staff '26, Dramatic Club '27, Stage Manager, Editor-in- Chief of Owl. JANE ELIZABETH MASON Poke I Her air, her manner all who saw admired. Cnurteous tho my and yen- lle tho retired. General Course! Tennis Cl1.b '27g Boosters Club, Sec. '27g Orchestra '27: Spanish Club '28g Science Club '27, '28g Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27 Treas. '28: Debating Club '28g Debate Team '28. IWTLDRI-ID lVlCC0l.LlSTER Mid Round her eyes her lresses fell, Whirh 'were blacleest, none eould tell. General Course: Commer- cial Club '28. MARGARET ELIZABETH MEYERS l1MidgII Good nature is but one of her -virtues. Commercial Course: Com- mercial Club '26, 'Z7, '28: Spanish Club '26Z Glec Club '26, '27, '28. Twenty-nine Oscan CLINTON MAss1E floss!! ' ' H o n o rs achieved are greater than those created. General Course. NE1.L1E JULIA MCDANIELS Nell She had not enemies, For everyone sang her Praise. College Prep. C o u r s e French Club '26, '27g Girl Re- serves '27, '28g Science Club '27, '28g Orchestra '28. DoRo'rHv MILLER llDotJl The flower of sweetest smell is shy and lovely. Commercial Courseg Span- ish Club '25g Commercial Club '27, '28g Girl Reserves '25, '28. WILLIAM RICHARD MITCHELL .1 R E du Here's a boy they all call Red, Most likely it's caused by the hair on his head. General Coursey Track '27, '28g Football '26, '27, 'Z8g Basketball '26g Hi-Y '27, '28g Glee Club '282 Gryphon Staff '28, Science Club '28g Owl Staff '28: Green Stockings JEAN MOHR Jeaner I've found lots of fun, Just to sit and argue some. General Courseg French Club '25, '26g Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28g Vice-Pres., '28g Science Club '27, '28, Debating Club '28g Debate Team '28, EBEN MooRE Eben Wherever he goes he will have his fun, Knows many a joke and many a pun. General Course. Thirty GEORGE HENRY MITTENDORF Mitty No sinner, nor no saint perhapsg But well-the very best of chaps. Scientific Course? B. B. '27, '28g Junior Life Saving Corps, '27, 'ZSQ Hi-Y, '26, '27, '28g Science Club '27g Treas. '28g French Club Treas. '28, Gryphon Staff '27g Editor- in-Chief '28g Quill and Scroll '28 Green Stockings. HERBERT MOONPIY Herb To give his statements a forceful bang When words fail Herb he uses slang. General Course. EVA MORGAN Tillie Our Tillie -is an honest toiler, Let's hope that nothing ever spoils her. Commercial Courseg Track '25g Commrecial Club '26, '27, '282 Gryphon Staff, '28. 2 -, 'TV' , . W' 8 '?l3?ig?-' Wi' I 'i Q I ' .' 71,47 ' .Q .Q I A Q , ALICE MURRAY HAI.. Dainty, pretty, charming, and petite, ls this little Senior so sweet. General Course, Girl Rc- serves '25, Dramatic Club '27, Tennis Club '27, Glee Club '26, '27, Owl Staff '27, French Club '27, '28, Gry- phon Staff '28, Quill and Scroll '28, Cam? Fire '26, '27, '28, The Brat' May Queen Attendant. PAUL PATTERSON MPM.. lf Pat plays in life as he plays in the game he will be successful and finally reach fame. Scientific Course, Inter- class B. B., '25, '26, '27Z Capt. '28, Science Club '27, '28, Basketball '28. WALLACE R. PELFRY llT0myII His memory will live long in our hearts. Scientific Course, Orches- tra '26, '27, Science Club '25. '26, '27, '28, Track '27. Thirty-one Doms PARKER upetei! When she plays upon the keys a chill runs clear down to your knees. General Course, Girl Re- serves '25, '27, '28, Track 25, Swimming Team '25, Latin Club '25, Camp Fire '25, '26, '27, '28, French Club '27, '282 Science Club, '28, Life Saving Corps '27, '28, May Queen Attendant. KATHLEEN M. PAYNE Kate Sweet and modest as the violet. General Course, Girl Re- serves '27, '28, Science Club '28, French Club '27, '28, May Queen Attendant. BEULAH MARCELINE PIERCE Buel Jet black hair and sparkl- ing eyes, Someday she'll take us by surprise. Commercial Course, Track '25, Commercial Club '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '26, '27, '28, Glee Club '253 Swimming Team '25, Inter- class B. B. GERTRUDE PRATT Russert None but herself could be her parallel. Commercial Coursey Com- mercial Club, '27, '28, BRUCE P. ROLLYSON Sheik Tall? Yes! About six feet and my, O my, how he can eat. Scientific Course, Spanish Club '27, '28, Class Treas. '2 . Lois ELOISE RUTLEDGE rrBumps1: A good pal, a regular gal, a square shooter and a friend to tie to for Keeps. Commercial Course, Bas- ketball '25, '26, Capt. '27, Senior Capt. '28g Spanish Club Vice-Pres, '26, Class Pres., '27, '28, Commercial Club '26, '27, '283 Reporter '28, Point System '28, Camp Fire '26, '27g May Queen At- tendant, Nat'l Honor Society K., Emi? '- Y' 'Z 5- iw' 3.w 'LisG'fEkw- sp: fs Q'-Q3-f12..1G55v:J'l lf-s,L L'1 YZ' ' 7 ' 1 ' ' 7 ' 5 1' I-. ' ' :. S4'4f'm l' -ff 1'2. i1 ' 'lu -. . . Q 5 e- 4 Q. l. 5 X ,sw I - . - -W1 X 1 ,es:f.f-a...,- Q Wg.: Q-, X - Thirty-two ROWENA RUTH PYLES Spikene Laugh - you're never young but once. Commercial Coursey Com- mercial Club '26, '27, '28, Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28. Ecsy Lou RUTLEDGE Doll Coquetry is the essential characteristic, and the pre- valent honor of woman. Commercial Course, Com- mercial Club '26, '27, '28, Sec. '27: Spanish Club '26, Boost- e1's Club '27, '28, B. B. '25, '26, '27, '28, Student Cashier '273 Point System '28, Camp Fire '26, '27, May Queen At- tendant. HELEN FRANCES SAUNDERS Slim Gone but not forgotten. General Course, Track '25, Mixed Chorus '27, Glee Club '26, '27 , '28, K'-172-,n -NK Q fla t' 2 Ak ' . ' J I 2 his ' iq JA. ff- 'mv 1 i ' ' bf A asv ' ,l TH:-:LMA ELIZABETH SCHROIQDILR ..Bud.. Eyes have one language everywhere. Commercial Course: Boost- er's Club '27: Commercial Club '26, '27, '28g May Queen Attendant '28, CLARA SHERHURNE Clara Thou art all beauty or all blindness I. General Course, Kirkville, Mo., H. S., '25, '26, Home Economics Club '25, '26, May Queen '28. BI:A1'klc'I-: ELLEN SMITH N nokia You're sure of a friend here. Commercial Course S Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28, Commercial Club '26, '27, Pres., '28. Thirty-three Run-I ELIZABETH SHAFFER ..Babe,. If ever a heart were made of gold, l This Iassie's is, if truth were told. General Courseg Glee Club '26, Girl Reserve's '26, Dra- matic Club '27g Tennis Club '27: Debating Club '28. PHILIP SHERIDAN Phil Perse'verance and honesty, says he, A man must have if he successful be. General C 0 u r s e 3 Civics Club '25, 'Z6: Science Club '26, '27. MARY C. SOUTHWORTH Rebecca Sometime from her eyes I receive fair speechless mes- sages. General Course 3 May Queen Attendant '28. . A ,E ,V b WK. , W ag . .. 1 . - . t K - I A 1 ffhk -' X ' f . 1 pg' -t :Q Z7 V Q k a, Q A V ,, 4 A Q V Q 5 GLEN STEVEN soN Glen To all is given speech. General Course, Nat'l Honor Society '28. ELIZA ANN STEWART Ann Ann keeps her friends quite sunny, she always sees the side that's funny. College Prep. Course, Spanish Club '26, '282 Camp Fire '28. ANN VIRGINIA STURGILL UGi'lIl Virtue is indeed its own reward. General Course, Hanging Rock H. S., '25, '26, '27, 1 Thirty-four ELZA STEWART Bill Let ignorance talk as it wzll, learning has its value. General Course: Trac, '26, Inter-class B. B., '26, Foot- ball '26, THELMA ELIZABETH STEWART Buddie Peppy, pretty and pleas- ant, she charmed us with her 'v0zce.' College Prep. Course, Huntington High '27, Track '25, Swimming Team '25, Junior Life Saving Corps '25, '26, '27, '28, Latin Club '27, College Club '27, Scrib- blers Club '27, Dramatic Club '27, French Club '26, '27, Science Club '27, '28, Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28, Camp Fire '27, '28, Glee Club '28, Owl Staff '28. WILMA ELIZABETH Tom-:RT Dimps From her pretty brown eyes beamed a twinkle and a smile. General Course, Girl Re- serve's '25, '26, Dramatic Club '27i Tennis Club Treas. '27, Camp Fire '28, Spanish Club '26, Pres., '28, Glee Club '28, Gryphon Staff '28, Owl Staff '28, Nat'l Honor Society, The Brat. jonx TUiu.i:v Turley Forget him wall never. General Course: Hi-Y '25, '26, 'Z7g Pres. '28, Inter- class Track '25, '26, 'Z83 In- ter-class Basketball '26, '27, Track '26. Erma. DARLINI-1 Wmvxk Pf'!l!l3'n Her .rmilv reminds us of .HUlbt'1llll.T.U Commercial Course: Coni- mercial Club 'Z7. 'Z8: Girl Reserves, '28. KlJ'l'H livr:1.vN Wu.l.i.-xMs Ruthie rl prafcful power oft ac- vmnfvlzxhvs what has failed to varr-v thru. Scientific Course: Track '25, Girl Reserves '25: Ten- nis Club '27. Thirty-jim' Gmml.n1Ni-1 MARTHA VVALLER Gf'rr3 ' Gentle, rvntentcd maid. General Course EDNA IONE WELLS uEd!l c'0l1ff'llf1llL'Plf is natural wealth. College Prep. Course: Dramatic Club, 'Z7: Spanish Club, '28. VVILMA ETHE1. W11.L1s Tabby Chararter is thc product nf daily life. General Course. HISTORY OF CLASS OF '28 Gill? Four of the most carefree years of our lives are coming to a close. We realize that we are about to graduate-that our High School days will be but past mem- ories-rnemories that will remain with us forever. In 1922, we, thinking ourselves quite grown-up, entered the New High School Building, along with the upper classmen. Awed by the large building, and the ring- ing of bells every so often we finally adapted ourselves to our surroundings. For two years we went along, getting our lessons, but getting no publicity at all, because we couldn't understand what it was all about. 1925-Freshmen! At last we were given the privilege of organizing. We elected Kenneth Koeper as President and also chose our class colors, motto, and flower. A few of our girls won a place on the Tigerette Basketball Team and our social calendar was made up of one party which we made a wonderful success. 1926-Back as Sophomores, we organized early this year choosing Orland Jordan as President. This year we were again allowed one party which we put over so big, that we gained equal footing with our upper classmen. 1927-We again launched ourselves in the sea of social and class duties. Feeling more important as Juniors we elected Lois Rutledge to guide our ship to a worthy harbor, which she did, putting us to work at once raising money for our Junior-Senior Prom. Our junior play, Green Stockings, proved quite a knock out and we succeeded in raising the necessary amount to give our departing Seniors a pleasant memory of their last days with us. This year passed far too quickly and we found ourselves looking forward to our next and last at Ironton High. 1928-Seniors! Again we choose Lois Rutledge as our President, and Miss Kouns as Advisor. We give to Lois, our deepest and sincere appreciation for the way she has led usg also to Miss Kouns who has been more than a successful advisor-our best friend. Under their leadership we have succeeded in all our at- tempts. This year we were honored with some new students who joined the ranks and started marching with us toward our goal. Our boys have made startling records in Athletics and our girls have excelled in debating and inter-class basket- ball. We have given sevral parties this year each one better than the last. The year is nearly over, one of our greatest achievements has almost been at- tained. We think of it as the end, but in reality it is only the beginning. Out of the 222 Seventh Graders there are only 104 left, co-operating always, and emerging victorious. We have the honor of being the first class to graduate, after completing junior and Senior High in the new building. We are sincere in our belief that the happiest days of our lives were spent within the walls of Old I. H. S. -Elizabeth Griffith '28. Thirty-six PRGPHESY ill? This, my story, is hard to believe, But far bc it from me to CUCI' lll'l'L'l'Z't',' While I tell it to you please take careful lived 'Tis a marvelous tale in both 'word and docd. Ironton, Ohio, April 28th, 1935 Prof. Patrick Abraham Gump I-Iintermeister, Somewhere in Africa, My dear Classmate: just a line to tell you of plans for a great reunion of the members of the Iron- ton High School Class ofl928, to be held on the evening of June 14, in the school gymnasium. I realize that you have strayed far from the scenes of our childhood days but I hope you will grant yourself a vacation and arrange to be on hand. Yours very sincerely, LUIS RUTLEDGE, Chairman Get-to-gether Committee. P. S.-If you can locate Mildred Boggess and Alice Andrews try to bring them along. Their address is not known but they were last seen headed that way. Seated, or if you prefer, lying on a steamer chair I re-read these words that had started me on a journey across half the earth's surface. The message had been delivered to me by my head man, Glenn Stevenson, at our camp near Ports- mouth, a village in the wilds of Africa. We were nearing the end of a four year hunt for tail feathers of the now extinct goofer horse, wanted by the Smithsonian Institution. I immediately resigned my position and caught the mail boat the fol- lowing day bound for a large city up the coast. Here I found the Misses Andrews and Boggess at their work. This very devout and pious pair volunteered for foreign missionary service soon after graduation and have done noble work in Bur- ma, Hindustan, and Africa. They decided to make the trip and that afternoon we boarded the good ship VOLST EAD, headed by the faithful Stevenson and the baggage, Imust not forget to mention another addition to our party, Wallace Pelfrey, who left a good position as cabin boy on the mail boat at my urgent request. We landed in New York and with the exception of John Turley, whom I en- countered while visiting the stock exchange, I saw no friends until I reached Colum- bus. While here I looked up Oscar Destocki, who has a responsible position on the Daily Barker. He delivers all papers on route number four. George Mittendorf Thirty-.reven also works for this firm. He is Editor-in-Chief. Cn my way down High Street, I saw a sign which read, See Stewart for Shines. I entered, and after a brief session with Elza, came out with my number twelves shining like new pennies. At At the depot I bought a film magazine from Mary Southworth, who represents the Union News Company there. Yes, she is still crazy Cover dark and light men.j While trying to kid Mary I was startled by a familiar voice bellowing, Train for Portsmouth, Haverhill, Hanging Rock, Ironton, and all points east-All ABOARDH. I rushed over and grabbed the hand of Dick Mitchell who told me very confidentially that he was the best little howler for his size on the system. I grabbed the rear coach of the train on the fly and settled down to enjoy the pictures in my magazine. The first pictures, to my surprise, were those of Stumpy Henry and Spoof Lawson who have just released their third big success called, My Sugar Daddy. VV e were stopped by a red board near Haverhill. A sign nearby informed me that the surrounding land belonged to Ault, Boynton, and Dowling, who specialized in the cultivation of rhubarb and marrowfat beans. I later learned that Howard Gunnoe had withdrawn from the partnership and had gone into artichokes on a large scale after being led into the wilds of matrimony by Rose Dillow. The train again stopped and I was in Ironton, which I found to be the same lively city as of old. The next few days were quite uneventful, although I did attend a big double wedding. It was an impressive moment when the two grooms CRoy Beals and Glendon Feilj advancd to meet the very determined brides fPauline Gibson and Virginia Crancej before the altar where the fatal knot was tied by the Reverend Robert Hudson. During the ceremony Frances Hall, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, sang very tenderly, I love you truly, and VVoman stay thy Hand. The following evening I attended the grand re-union. I had decided to gain all the information possible concerning the occupations and where-abouts of my classmates and after a very enjoyable period of dancing, eating, and dancing, I pos- sessed the following notes: Robert Bartram is entering the sixth year of his four year course at State, de- termined to stay eligible for football. Tom and Rosemary finally agreed to disagree and are living very scrappily at the bride's home. Elsy Rutledge is as yet unmarried but is considering a very attractive proposal. Lawrence Baker spends most of his evenings at South Point. Paul Patterson still sports those cunning dimples. Marion Ault is running a snake farm in South America. Helen Lane is still hopeful. Don Freed doesn't find it necessary to go to Portsmouth any more. He brought her to Ironton. Ann Stewart still drives the Pony Express. It now requires two mechanics in constant attendance. Dick Hutsinpillar and Judson Howell serve in this capacity. Paul Lambert has grown into a real bad man. Rose Broerman acquired a street car conductor. Elizabeth and Laura Baker run a hot dog stand on south Ninth Street. Chester Cardwell has a very good position at Columbus as a guest of the Governor. His well known ability as a bigamist secured for him the appointment Thirty-eight gg KW? 1 '1 aura. 'MYHY' Q-Vw in JAJV 'nas ' S i 2 . ' N-QV .- . 5 e . ' . f 0 1' - I ' V' 'nf' r ,f' 'ill' 'Q-.MQ . 'nf' Q '.-233+ F ,Q ' ' 1 ' , 1 I '- .. tg - 1 3.5 5 'fy-. gi. L- :- .ir 4 -2 , my 4. -Emi., . I I' V It I Q MJ. , . ,, A' 1 ',-x .. Emmet Geibel has attracted a great deal of attention because of his collection of antique powder puffs. A number of our most ambitious students became teachers. Included in this group are: Nelle McDaniels, Dorothy Hayes, Genevieve Kuehne, Wilford Good- rich and Clinton Massie. They teach anything from Astronomy to Home Economics. The telephone company has also claimed several of our most attractive mem- bers. Included in the group of Hello Girls we find Helen Henthorne, Beulah Pierce, and Darline Martin. Evelyn Harvey also followed this profession for a while but her new husband now occupies all her attention. lidna Marting and Mary james are on a lecture tour of the far north. They thrill vast audiences of Eskimoes every evening with their impersonations of these noble patriots-Patrick Henry and Captain Kidd. Margaret Jenkins and Gertrude Pratt are the quick change artists who complete the company of performers :-They shift the scenery. Alberta Howell is perfectly contented among her eight Limousines and twenty- six attendants. She lost no time in marrying a big race horse magnate who operates out of LATONIA and CHURCHILL DOWNS. Bruce Rollyson runs a drug store in Honolulu. It is said that he carries a good stock, even selling drugs. Phil Sheridan, The Professional Bowler, recently astounded people at the A. B. D. Tournament by ringing up three strikes in a row. This is exceedingly good ffor himj. Beatrice Smith has had no trouble in getting married. She simply grabbed the first chance. Margaret Meyers is knocking 'em dead with her dancing in a New York Cabaret. Dick Lynd became a great criminal lawyer. Strangely enough, he chose Chi- cago as a life residence. Gertrude Holschuh and Helen Double were last seen hiking toward Holly- wood. Ruth Higgins was laboring along a scant hundred yards behind. Dick Creith is the biggest lumber man in Detroit. He now weighs 309. Dorothy Gannon had to wait until the class of '30 graduated but she got her man in spite of the competition of Mary Dean. Alma Howard is head of all the elevator girls in the city. Roberta Karreman and Jane Mason cheated some deserving young men by going in for careers in art and literature. Bill Mascari is a furnace tender in a li-ttle southern town called Hades. Brim- stone is used for fuel there. Carl Mahl has grown thin from hard study at Notre Dame. Thirty-nine v5,.pfg,.r,f,....a. ,g4s , . ,..,w.-. , - - 5. -- A 1 Y A i t Ns f ' ' . . rs- ' . - , ' -. ' 1- ' 2 a 1-1.l:Z, vi - ' V . 'z 4 A-new Mildred McCollister is saving her money. Another good girl gone in for matrimony. Eben Moore is heavyweight wrestling champion of Europe. jean Moore is National President of the Girl Reserves. Herbert Mooney is the lucky candidate for the hand of our May Queen, Clara Sherburne. Albert Hall is a sour old bachelor. He and Calvin Hankins are now prohibi- tion officers. Their most recent arrests were Virginia Sturgill, Ruth Shafer, and Kathleen Payne but the trio was released for lack of evidence. Helen Holderby will of course, get married when the Rutledges do. It canit be long now. Gherling's new thrill is not known but the amount of grease on his hair gives promise of great wealth. Eva Morgan is learning to be a plumber. Alice Murray is our only woman senator but we have two very successful lady detectives, namely: Mary Gentil and Doris Parker. Dorothy Miller's great breach of promise suit was a financial success. She was awarded a million for heart balm. Thelma Schroeder is playing left end for Flo Zeigfield. Beulah Dalton is as great a mystery as ever. Geraldine Waller and Ethel Willis have not been seen in town since the last Fourth of July. Thelma Stewart is staring with Ringling Brothers. She is billed as the World's Foremost Woman Clown. Wilma Tobart, in spite of her advanced age, still loves to dance. Edna Wells and Ruth Williams, the famous tennis double team, is touring France. They are capably managed by Darline Weaver. Last but not least, comes Elizabeth Griffith and her rise to fame. For several years she was known for her ability in eating spagetti, via the air route but recently she smashed all records and brought herself honor and fame by making a bowl in one at a tournament in San Francisco. This goes to prove that you can't keep a good man for womanj down. Depending solely upon my fleetness of foot and the benevolence of my class- mates I do plead guilty to this prophesy and do hereby submit it for inspection. -RUSSELL HEWITT '28 are F arty , if 4, 'gg 1 1' aipfffbs: . I ea' . 71- ' f 1--' - - - ' .f , 1 f, , '-,Lv .' if -'F ' Qrst g I , ' Qi ., ' 'wi' ,- .1-'V PW- 'iii ' Li ' at 'F ,, - - ,. ,I ,Q f - Ja. g .,,,-'Jr-si M. t . V -is , -f . will -I - ,fy I ,L I, W. - ' 1- . -ef X 1 . . 1 H -' -' 3' I- v af, 'ri' . '. , Q , ,I 1 N . V, I ..v , , J, ' - , .4 - '. x if 1 f I , ' .f-'1'.av.1- W' CLASS W'ILL im? We, the Class of 1928, realizing that our school days in Ironton High School have come to an end do hereby on April IO, i11 the year of our Lord 1928, make the following bequeaths: FIRST: To our most able and beloved adviser, Miss Kouns, we will happi- ness and prosperity. SECOND: To the junior Class we will our school spirit and privileges as Seniors. THIRD: To the Faculty we offer our good will and admiration. FGURTH: To the following individuals: I, Alice Andrews, will my talkativeness to Jo Hudson. I, Charles Ault, will my grin to Sleepy Campbell. I, Marion Ault, will my studiousness to Dorothy Lambe. I, Elizabeth Baker, will my expressive silence to Ike Wileman. I, Laura Baker, will my History book to Bill Cooper. I, Laurence Baker, will my bashfulness to Drexel Blankenship. I, Robert Bartram, will my track ability to Charles Gullion. I, Roy Beals, will my ability to hit the line to Brownie I, Mildred Boggess, will my way with the boys to Marion Van Valkenburg. I, Joseph Boynton, will my blush to Lou Gavin. I, Rose Broerman, will my school bus to no one. I, Rosemary Burnette, will my note book to the person who stole it. I, Chester Cardwell, will my job at the Lyric to Sam Ketter. I, Virginia Crance, will my ride to school with Glendon to Alfreda Long. I, Edwin Creith, will my Camels to Randall Trowbridge. I, Mary Dean, will my eyes to Bertha Addis. I, Oscar Detoski, will my laugh to Carlton Jenkins. I, Glendon Feil, will my beautiful waves to Dick Bick. I, Rose Dillow, will my long tresses to Helen Simpson. I, Don Freed, will my Ashland blonde to any body who can get her. I, Dorothy Gannon, will my Chemistry desk to Anna Rae Clark. I, Elizabeth Gherling, will my cheer leading ability to Emily Youmans. I, Francis Hall, will my voice to Marjory Hannon. I, Helen Henthorne, will my Spanish Knowledge to Jeane Lynd. I, Ruth Henry, will my curly locks to Irene Tufts. F arty-one I, Russell Hewitt, will my wittiness to Kennard Meyers. I, Josephine Hogesten, will my history knowledge to Imogene Ginley. I, Helen Holderby, will my typewriter to Laura Boyer. I, Gertrude Holschuh, will my independent disposition to Thelma Lautenslager. I, Alberta Howell, will my Steady to myself. I, Richard Hutsinpillar, will my place in The Three Brothers to Billy Clark. I Mary James, will my debating ability to Clara Adams. I, Margaret Meyers, will my dancing ability to Margaret Massie. I, Roberta Karreman, will my superb mind to Suzanne Burger. I, Paul Lambert, will my radio craze to Rollo Wilson. I, Thelma Lawson, will my golden coiffure to Kitty Clark. I, Thomas Lyons, will my pet name Flogger to Lester Sanders. I, Mildred McCollister, will my shyness to Mildred Hughes. I, Nellie McDaniel, will my Vergil to Anna E. Wolff. I, Carl Mahl, will my athletic ability to John McAfee. I, Edna Marting, will my Cashier's job to Edith Capper. I, William Mascari, will my drowsiness to William Saunders. I, jane Mason, will my History recitations to Dorothy Sloan. I, Richard Mitchell, will my mighty physique to Bill Miller. I, George Mittendorf, will my sex appeal to McConnell Hardy. I, Jean Mohr, will my Girl Reserve Office of Vice-President to next year's Vice-President elect. I, Herbert Mooney, will my right to vote to Lester Keller. I, Eben Moore, will my Cadillac to Clyde Turley. I, Alice Murray, will my College Hero to no one. I, Doris Parker, will my companionship with Kathleen Payne to Helen Double. I, Paul Patterson, will my position as half back to Delbert Casey. I, Wallace Pelfry, will my gigantic stature to Fred Staph. I, Beulah Pierce, will my languid airs to Genevieve Davis. I, Kathleen Payne, will my English recitations to Mary Willis. I, Elizabeth Griffith, will my fancy dancing ability to Marie McCormick. I, Gertrude Pratt, will my fiery hair to Lillian Ainsworth. I, Bruce Rollyson, will my way with the women to Frank Temple. I, Elsie Rutledge, will my basket ball playing ability to Dera Keyes. I, Wilma Tobert, will my dimples to Dorothy Mohr. I, Lois Rutledge, will my sweet disposition to Nancy Mary Haney. I, Thelma Schroeder, will my complexion to Mary K. Huey. I, Phil Sheridan, will my unlimited strength to Hugh Brown. I, Geraldine Waller, will my backwardness to Rowena Edelson. I, Glen Stevenson, will my uncomparable recitations to Ray Brammer. I, Mary Gentil, will my tablet to Etta May Hudson. F arty-two 1, I, I Ii 1, 1, I, 1, I 1, I, I, I, 1, 1, I, 1, 1, I, Smith. 1, I, 1, I, I, 1, I. I, 1. I, I, Y WWFWQ 9' F! 'ai' 5 if :diff li f - . ' 3-am'-an 1-fn' - X -'W' 5 Y ' .. 'I ' . .:. . iff W' 'V gui 5s.ifi7,,f'e - - . .N J- '- - 4' . ur: , ' - fwfgfmi- ' W ' '- y' 21. .. , M 1' . J., . f-I-.ul - f si- ft, Y -, W' :st vf-f f any sv ,Q , ,+L--, ,- Q , . 1 -wr fi . 1 5 . jg. ,lhmrmagv i A 11: -, 1 I 44. i , , - -.ri ii A J 1 16 -' 'Q' A IS' H mfg! I W Pauline Gibson, will my Sunday nites to R. B. Clara Sherburne, will my Reign as May Queen to VVeezy Anson. Ruth VVilliams, will my Ford to Charlean Bryan. Mary Southworth, will my leather coat to Myra Hagel. Elza Stewart, will my track ability to Harland Williams. Thelma Stewart, will my position on the Senior Basketball team to Maybelle Dickerson. Darline VVeaver, will my newest thrill to Jeane Henry. Emmett Geibel, will my solemness to Charles McDonough. Wilford Godrich, will my orating ability to Lester Sanders. Howard Gunnoe, will my Civics knowledge to Sherman Venz. Calvin Hankins, will my ball glove to Meredith Dowling. Evelyn Harvey Darline Martin Dorothy Miner, Dorothy Hayes, will my speed wagon to Helen Dye. will my extreme shyness to Betty Lou Lynd. will my typewriter to Martha Griffith. will my posture during recitations to Frances Bartram. Helen Lane, will my report cards to Alice Rollyson. Eva Morgan, will my galoshes to Blanche Davidson. Helen Saunders, will my comb to Helen Henry. Beatrice Smith, will my Commercial Club position to my cousin Morris john Turley, will my flaming youth to Basil Burton. Ethel Willis, will my bank book to Elizabeth Crance. Ruth Higgins, will my enticing manners to Kathryn Meinfelter, Helen Double, will my Jimmie to Noe Won. Alma Howard, will my vanity case to Georganna Mills. ' Margaret jenkins, will my engagement ring to-Qtry and get itj Clinton Massie, will my jovial attitude to Forest Phillips. Ruth Shafer, will my ability to make rare experiments to Grace Daniels. Virginia Sturgill, will my reference books to Miss Flower. Rowena Pyles, will my quarrels in 222 to anyone. Richard Lynd, will my Chemistry Equipment to the Board of Education. 2 Q .ycb F o rty-three CLASS SONG ROBERTA KARREMAN DORIS PARKER We cherish znenfries of thee dear Ironton High, life like to think of you and the days gone by, You have shared our laughter, you have shared our tears Thoughts of you will guide us in the coming years. C horns- Happy days, O, happy times With the friends we've met, Meliiories, ust memories VVe can ne're forget. Our days have ended with thee Old Ironton High, Now the time for parting is all too nigh, To our Alma llflater we will e're be true Dear Old Ironton High School, we bid good-bye to you. im? BE SQUARE Old I. H. S. is dear to our hearts 1t's memories will stay with us ever Until from this earth we do depart Having finished our life's endeavor. Four long years have come and gone- These years seem just as one Their memories at heart are bound with a bond They are bright as the glowing sun. Trials and temptations have arisen and died, Our joys and our sorrows we've hadg But these we east in our minds aside They cannot make us sad. So now we depart out into this world The blunts and knocks we will bear, Our banner of knowledge we will unfurl But remember and just Be Square. -RICHARD MITCHELL F arty-four ' 4 4 Qi' ml 'Xffm if-Q if Q wtf - , X 'H v Q Q K U . - - Y .T N 9 I I ,Q ,, . 'lflfii - '51 Q 3 1, ,..1 ,,,,. -?i.MFEi 2?5i . 1: Q 'jf , W f Q , f xf, rf? , , ,, Rf- UNIURS F arty-six i M1 44. 1 ,nf if A-V -L ,Q 'E 2 za if '15 C, Pr V UF '29 SS LA C -f. N Qu F 12 F' Q-4 OR T A Y 1 '- UIOHN 'Z '- rs g 'La '24 13 k R br? ws 9 .Zu an Q5 Q-342 u. 124 4.91 LZEEU I-K QcnO H1795 :ZMO I-LOD A N . 'I L.: v-... v fl MPHREY Iv H Ilss B Name Cecil Andre Drexel Blankenship Alfred Bobb Albert Brady Ray Brammer Hugh Brown George Brown Herbert Cardwell Paul Daniel Howard Griffith McConnell Hardy O'Neil Hawkins Rollo Wilson Donald Hugger Carlton Jenkins Richard Ketter Edward Keyes Arthur Lange Thomas Miller jack Mohr john Moulton Kennard Meyers George Mayne Kenneth McKee John H. Pratt Lester Sanders William Saunders Ralph Stewart james Simpson Fred Staph Waldo Stewart john Taylor Carl Tufts Howard Dawkins Richard Biek Sherman Venz Harlan Williams Bernard Campbell Harold Massie Charles McDonough Paul Urick Morris Smith ILINIOR BOYS OF I. H. S. Noted For Senior Girls Knowledge of Women Pronunciation Corncts Vocal Efforts Curly hair Athletic ability Hunting seats Scraping chins Fooling around Chewing gum What a laugh Sculpture Rings Pool-shooting A publicity man Groceries Sweethearts Love Affairs Milk Feats of Strength Noise Vacations Women Music Writing themes Taking ways Knowledge of Love Miles and Miles Behavior Engines His brilliant speeches Newspaper work Studying Science Beauty Being Noisy That tired look Civics Red Hair jokes Sweet disposition F ony-seven Characteristic Saying I don't know Well I'm a drunk Are there goils? Well-l- Signals Me too I'll bet a dime Two-right here Next Hello Hon Come on-let's go I have no tonsils I think I can We'll get a car I'll take you on It's this way Let's go home You can't do it No you don't Who won't Ah-h-h Gimme I was sick Oh Girls Sure Who said so No I didn't Watch me VVon't be long now Like a little bird It'll make sixty Blow up You had Geometry? Keep quiet This heah Yes dear You know how it is You're crazy I don't believe it Ah now I haven't got it Bertha Name Bertha Louis Addis Lilian Ainsworth Mary Louise Anson Georgia Austin Frances Bartram Emma Beatty Edna Belle Laura Boyer Charline Bryan Suzanne Burger Edith Capper Genevieve Chinn Dorothy Clark Anna Rae Clark Helen Danials Blanche Davidson Genevieve Davis Mabelle Dickerson Irma Dole Martha Griffith Jennie Gwilliams Nancy Mary Haney Georgiana Hart Marjorie Hannon Crystal Hudson Dorothy Lambe Betty Montgomery Bernice Mooney Clara Nance Evalyn Remy Edna Saunders Helen Simpson Dorothy Sloan Anna Elizabeth Wolff Ida May Walton Jane Willis Mary Elizabeth Willis Eva Hale Alfred Long Avanelle Mayne IIINIOR GIRLS OF I. H. S. Noted For Geometry Speeches Asking questions Squirming Dancing Writing to sailors Watching people Movies Chewing gum Being late Two timing Being slow Little feet Good recitations Tallness Talking Flea hop Her boy friends Borrowing clothes Foolishness Shortness Breaking hearts House keeping Being dignified Being busy Handling money Basketball An actress Walking fast Typing Fussing about grades Primping Hard worker Cicero Acting Riding in trucks Being seen but not heard Being punctual Talking Looking industrious Forty-eight Characteristic Saying Have you a comb I know something Oh George Me to Ain't it turrible Oh! my Oh Gee Know your English? Oh! Boy and How? For crying inwardly 'Scuse me I'm trying to You don't know the half of it For goodness sake You naughty thing Oh! well, you know Is that nice Tommie This has gotta stop Shut up McConnel I don't know I don't publish my dates May I speak Don't you think so? Get some blow-gum You and me both Pop a ruffle You can't make me Do you know I think so Come on Chevie, do your stuff And that's that Hurry Hickie Aw-W-w! Aw, please tell me I d'no know I'll bite ,why? That's swell, ain't it? Oh, my gosh! Ding dong bell Ngx H SW 'UV v Dx Z xw W5 ff if 4 'lwmi ' k,f-1.7, I1 --ff- ,J HY 9 wit-M , 5532! S31 ' X 'Oxy' xii! ,..9g .fff .,,:s .QQ f'l2:?l 4:10 -I f' xv 4. 6 7 X I x ., ' 'Q' C: ? -X A0 s Q, . Y U t N K.: , 1 1 NI i,-4 fsx- TS S-f'i: R ea I Fifly QNKUW., ,aj fl .'...7 I 'gifafzv 1 if 1,1 f fi ON I AT IZ ORGAN ORE HO OP S -o.. N - L 'TJ -N H L R 514 URLEY T CLYDE -f.. 2 1. '17 --.. 2 QQ . QI I Q.. LN M Z o U2 E Q IL! fr Z PJ S o 416 -.. ?,k 5,54 ck ,N-. Nv- tv wi' WH v-T Q pq. I U ES, g-44 A91 HFS gc Oz will Mm 4 MQ 451-I -IM Ui-L 9 if 411 Class TERELE Iss OES IN 1 d Gray Srarlct an COLORSW- SOPHOMORE CLASS ENROLLMENT Adams, Harriet Ainsworth, Helen Akers, Edna Akers, Hurtha Barber, Gerald Basham, Myrtle Bellamy, Adrian Benham, jane Berg, James Berry, Reona Boll, Orville Boll, Ralph Boothe, Paul Bickley, Clara Bickley, Ralph Boynton, Fred Burger, jacquetta Burton. Basil Bushbaum, Frank Brown, Leland Casey, Delbert Clark, Geraldine Clarke, Billie Cooper, Bill Corn, Charles Corn, Paul Corn, Thomas Crance, Dorothy Dalton, Margaret Davis, James Dawkins, Howard Dean, Lafayette Dowling, Wiona Dupre, Emerson Edelson, Rowena Fisher, Harold Floyd, Frederick Frecka, Charles Fugitt, Beulah Fundersoll, Beatrice Gayheart, Erma George, Almeda Gibson, Gladys Glenn, Franklin Goodrich, Arleta Graley, Harry ill? Griscott, Helen Gruber, Margaret Hammond, Bernice Haney, Jack Harper, Elizabeth Harvey, Mary Ellen Henderson, Fred Henry, jeane Hicks, William Hoertal, Karl Hoffman, Vivienne Holderby, Martin Holschuh, Garnet Hornbuckle, James Houchens, Karl Hudson, Etta Mae Hudson, Josephine Huey, Mary Katherine Hughes, Mildred Hyland. james Irish, Charles Kelley, Shirlene Keyes, Derra Ketter, Sam King, George Kinley, Imogene Droeger, Henry Lambert, Edna Lane, Nellie Lawless, Mary Lawson, Sherman Leach, Leola Lee, jack Litner, Lucille Loyer, Mildred Lucas, Robert Lynd, Henry Lynd, Jeane Lynd, Wayne Lyone, Valaria Marting, William Massie, Margaret Maxey, Julian Maxey, Mary Lou McClellan, Ruth McDaniels, Ruth Fifty-one McCormick, Marie Minfelter, Kathryn Miller, Billy Mitchell, Clara Louise Mohr, Dorothy Mountain, Ralph Muche, William Null, Mildred Neekamp, Billie Paul, James Phillips, Forrest Phipps, Jack Rambaucher, Carl Reynolds, Carl Ridgeway, Johne Robinson, Lloyd Same, Bernice Sanders, Edward Saunders, Elma Schilling, Earl Schugg, Wellman Schweikart, Fred Sheppard, Shelton Shore, Dorothy Siple, Billy Smith, Garland Smitley, Clara Snyder, Frank Spence, Harold Stewart, Edna Stewart, John Stewart, Primm Temple, Frank Trowbridge, Rankall Tufts, Irene Turley, Clyde Unrue, John Van, Marianne Vaughn, Katherine Waller, Helen Washington, Luther Welch, Lee Roy White, Geraldine Wileman, Iantha Williams, Edmon Youmans, Emily FACTS AND EVENTS ABOUT THE CLASS OF '30 c-:Enzo 1926 SEPTEMBER- Entrance as Freshmen fsomeone at last lj OCTOBER- Class Organization. 1927 FEBRUARY 21- Freshman Party four only one for the yearj. MARCH- Second Place in Interclass Basketball. MAY- Third place in Interclass Track Meet. Trophy Winners ffor selling most track meet tiCkets.j MAY 27- Freshman Hike. JUNE 1- Freshman Picnic Cfun for allj. V A C A TI ON SEPTEMBER- Entrance as Sophomores. DECEMBER 9- First Soph Party fa real blow-out. j 1928 JANUARY- Second Place iII Interclass Swimming Meet. FEBRUARY 17- Second Soph Party fanother suCcess.j MARCH 21- Debut as Assembly Sponsers C no IHOYC dull assembliesj. Interclass Basketball Championship Games Cin which Sophomore boys and girls cle- feated the Junior boys and Senior girls respectivelyj APRIL 4- Soph Banquet ffor the class basket ball teamsj APRIL 5- Interclass Track Meet. APRIL 20- Sophomore Party for Senior High. SOPHOMORE HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL-Orville Ball and Basil Burton. BASKETBALL-Charles Kelly, Louis Gavan, and Charles Frecka. TRACK-Charles Kelly, Orville Ball and Louis Gavan. SWIMMING-Charles Irish and William Muche. DEBATING-Margaret Dalton. INTERCLASS EVENTS BASKETBALL-Captains, Mildred Hughes and Forrest Phillips. SWIMMING-Clyde Turley, Charles and William Muche. TRACK-Captain, Charles Kelly. Fifty-two ' Q f ,Q -f' ' my w-pr . l-Y' r- 3, Q, W 4 ' ., V,l -' ., 4, L ' A. .ugh h, f 4.3 -A 12' . ' Sf? ff N f YXM NX N Xl Z no M Q 0 oo? QQ OQ 0 oo Q O Q9 4' 5 XX ff if K X ' : f' 1-9 N I unrw 'S .Q ,Q Qgx ' .O. F ' O Q 6 X ' Fifty-thrvc Ng, wr- ,, Q L .. W A ' ws f ' 'A 'TM', Q f: . v . ' Fifty-four f :ff I K, , L ,f- mfg A , m .ei is i s d ,fm FRESH EN ORGA IZIATION -o.. 'S -4. Lb 'ENC f Vi S: U-.KL RAPP L' R F Q , I 1- N. p 'Q IJ .44 'E V v-4 Z Z E sf 9 Q -N S' N b in ui F4 if M Z 'C LL! '-u a Q- 4' W Q- ul 1 3 'f 4. Z Trcaszzrcir THY GREEN 0 R0 D Q '4 E., -N N 'T' 1 AVIDSON D ISS M -w... M -X, Q LJ Nm : -.. V C 'T Nu I I Ili -11 Q C: conway, m. gcrslman, c. geslung. r. gossett, m. haggerty, i. hamilton. v. heffner, cl. henry, h. henderson, l. huddelston, g. hunter, e. hostler, c. justice, l. keys. d. keaton, j. kelly, c. kratzenburg, e kuhlmen, f. montgomcry, j. andre, r. dowling, i. grotz, m. gannon, j. griffith. i. gustin, g. gavin, t. kenneth, s. gibson, r. white, l. butler, c. compston, e. fisher, a. harrison, c. hayes, h. hobstetter. e. kiggin, j. mcconnell, h. owens, h. petee, m. sheterly, i. spencer, r. allyn, cl. colegrove, r. corn, d. hunton, w. hall. o. fillgrove, c. king, c. halterman, e. adams, a. adams, c. .H addis, m. crockerel, d. detan, i. delong, j. FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT cooper, t. allen. m. blankenship, r. belcher, t. bennett, o. blickle, j. blickle, r. barnes, r. brooks, l. m. bishop, f. bowman, w. browning, e. hates. f. bickley, e. brammer, n1. bland, e. bruce, w. dean, b. johnston, m. morgan, v. wilson, r. andrews, v. rutledge, g. beasly. w. bruce, c. adams, p. barber, g. blankenship, Cl. brady, f. ownby, g. payne, a. pemberton, g. pierpoint, c. priutt. j. rapp, w. schmidt, j. shore, e. smith, l. smith, r. stapf, m. stapf, m. stewart, g. stuff, g. temple, j. thomas, w. thomas, w. trowbridge, b. tucher. g. venz, j. warneke, e. weaver, m. webb, m. cole, j. dye, h. 0151? Fifty-ffm' corn, e. wells, p. wilburn, cl. willis, h. wilson, v. wise, o. Woodburn, m. wymer, f. ratcliffe, c. willis, r. geist, h. macfadden, h. markin, f. marting, a. massie, d. mayo, h. mcglone, h. mckee. w. mcknight, 1. meinfelter, h. osborne, w. rigsby, c. riley, g. roberts, m. rowe, e. russell, d. schroeder, m. simpson, r. sizemore, p. smiley. j. smith, f. steed, c. silson, r. eorwn, l. lipker, c. lambert, r. layne, w. lawless, b. livisay, j. lilly, j. lunsford, t. miller. l. metzler, p. metzler, j. mourning, fl. mills, g. murnahan, r. mcafee, j. mcconnell, a. neekamp, a. noe, f. north, e. filgrove, l. francis, m. ' . , QUIK ' ' . ' 'L' Y Ji ' ., X' 5 l I corn, l. thomas, c. miller, h. newland, d. newland, h. karreman, j. king, a. hawkins, m. hastings, p. hickey, m. huton, m. henson, t. hewitt, f. henry, h. hunt, e. harris, m. dickson, i. rose, t. green, d. griffith. i. gray, j. gothard, l. gerstman, r. brewer, h. brammer, j. lambert, h. lautenslager, t moseman, b. schweikart, lg. sutton, p. smith, k. sherman, v. silliman, m. johnson, h. johnson, v. justice, e. geswein, l. white, v. griffith, l. rooney, e. gullian, c. delbert, r. blankenship. v. brumfield, f. bushbaum, b. cable, j. campbell, w. casey, m. chinn, d. classing, m. colegrove, e. conaghan, w. freeman, e. gavin, l. petee. e. Q' T' ' 'W I.. A . It .- .. . . . A A .V h:l,, is X qi? N 4, A N M t -- Q- -1'-: I .. .f,: .. ' Q . ' ' ',-, A ' ' . .-f .Q 5 1 ..f, 1 3 Y ,' ti .. Jag FRESHMEN FOLLIES illli TITLE-T116 Best Ever or Wlzyf Freshmen Become Sophomorvs FILMED BY-A. F. Hixson and C. E. Larson. DIRECTORS-F?6SIZ14l61l Teachers. LOCATION DIRECTORS-IMi5S Jones and Mr. Miller. HEROINE-MTSS Maridel Davidson. SCENE I. FRESHMEN The green leaves still hung on the trees when the equally green Freshmen Qthe Sophs declarej came to Ironton High School as real High Schoolersf' CPause for tears of joy.j Among much weeping and separating of friends the nine months sentence started. SCENE II. ELECTION DAYS The old soap box was dragged out and campaign speeches started. After a friendly battle Wilbur Rappie Rapp won the place of honbr, Freshmen Presi- dentg johnie McAfee, Vice-Presidentg jean Blickle, Secretaryg Dorothy Green Treasurer: Miss Davidson kept the thrilled Frosh in order as Class advisor and was duly decorated with Green and Gold, Frosh Class Colors. SCENE IH. FOOTBALL October came, bringing football and Freshmen heroes. Wilbur Rapp made 'Varsity as a President should do. johnie McAfee, class sheik, made guard and loyal Fresh turned out to see football bring glories to old Ironton High. There were other Freshmen full of promise out as subs too. Resolution fpassed unani- mously by the classj to beat Portsmouth as long as Class of 'Sl remains in I. H. S. SCENE IV. A PARTY Great gaiety and many hearts are happy. What is it? VV hat could it be but the Freshmen Party-Valentine's Day. The Heroine shone as the Belle of the Ball and all Freshmen agreed that they had the best party, class and Advisor in history. SCENE V. BASKET BALL If winter comes can basket ball be far behind? Of course not and again the Class of '31 took its place. Rappie and Johnnie made 'Varsity. Johnnie Venz starred on the Class team and before their fire fell alike Directors and Sophomores, even though they did not finish first. A girl's team fought hard, too, and another season shall win. SCENE VI. SPRI NG Does anyone know a dose for Spring Fever? Certainly-Track. Maybe the Fresh didn't win the Meet but they gave all they had and some day the Class of '31 will take its rightful place. ln the meantime the Fresh are not dismayed! ' SCENE VII. SENIOR COMMENCEMENT The Freshmen look with envy while those great and marvelous personages, The Seniors, bask in Freshmen adoration. Meanwhile we study and admit with a wink of an oedematous eyelid that we have physic seizure or rather a subliminal visitation, that the intellectuallity of '31 will surpass even the vdst. intellegentsia of the present Senior Class on some eventual date. CLARE ADAMS '3l. F if ty-six Fifty-seven CLASS OF '32 VYe came to lronton High School in 1926, two hundrd and twenty-eight strong VVe liked the looks of the place so we thought we would stay: although some of our Q5 : o 'E 4-v JI fm D C s.. O 4-4 ZH .- -1 4-r '4-4 U .-1 .- sf r-' - C1 fl' -1 O 'U 0 C2- D- O :- 1 CU ? td bers h ITICITI rapidly. ressed S T0 we have p OI' n as our advis hnso Jo UI 77 XVith Mi VVe haven't done anything of importance: at least we haven't been given credit for doing anything. But you'll hear from us later on. hey tt ek, bu I'3. et Ball and T ask all B ootb been out for lf e of our boys have Som I .C 4-I A v r-' -1 c GJ 4: 6-4 ti ce 9? Vx G-4 K GJ Q -4 .-1 4-v f-1 v-4 -- -v 4-I .v-1 E 4.1 lf: .-w P'-. 4-4 U lm cn cd 9- +- ..- -4 ..- -- -- cd 3-a .,- GJ .II 4-1 3 O .S Ill O +-v U IE fd C U QJ -2 '4-1 C EP V Nl .C-' t0 THD, CHI. how Cl'1 ITI e upper class wing th O sh ITI fro them stop mg can VVe look forward to a most interesting future. FINIS ' 1 35 s-- EJ E5 ft fe t f , - TE N1 A 6 , 1 1 N ., fND, '32, LH U LO ETTY -B in K -,I 1 ' -awf'i, i'1 Af--' 1 S f A . G ,S A , , .w ' :.,.,mv-A - 'ivy .wi E' S at 'QA F?-L- tg we . i - 12 N I K up , - Si, J 'lffi'-if A if 'I , .. 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N ,, sf ' ll Jj' ' K .jf M s . 1 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'l'he above fifteen students out of the one hundred and four graduating this year were admitted to ineinliership in the National Honor Society. Membership in this society is given from the standpoint of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. 'lihese pupils who were selected were among' the first 20 per cent in scholarship. and they have shown a marked ability in the field of leadership. They have also lmeen of great service to their school and their character has been irre- proachalrle during their school life. The ineniliers of this society have formed an active organization for the pur- pose ol' arousing' enthusiasm among the lower classnien to strive for greater achievements along these hnes. The following ollicers were elected: RUHlCR'l'.X li.XKl QRNLXN Nlitxkmx .'X1'l,'l tiiacxoox l'I'Ill Nlarian :Kult Laura liaker joseph lioynton Kose llillow tilendon Feil . l,l'l'.YI'U'l'llli l'irt'-l'n'.vi11't'11f Sec.-'li1'vax. Pauline Gihson Helen Henthorn Gertrude Holschuh Mary ,lames Roberta Karreinan liifly-nine Iidna Marting Doris Parker Lois Rutledge Glen Stevenson XYilma Toliert if u. sf- R212 A X 5 , i ., - J? . , - . h,L ,L Qi ,skijw A , '- . , V i K -f '- B, fj - ' -:me ' . --Ceilings , '-' A' ' ' i ' N A SNK ,. ' ' ' 2 X : W N -s f 1 fs ,,:1f:iL, ..E2 f GIRLS GLEE CLUB In spite of the fact that we have hacl three different instructors, the Girls' Glee Lluh has kept on with its work and will furnish much of the music for Commence- ment XN'eek. The club was organized this year and the following are the officers: FRANCIS HAL1 ........ Prcsidvzzz' NIAR-IURY HANNON . I'irv-Prv.ritz'm1f RUBERTA KARREMAN . Svcrctarvv BIARIAN VAN . . . Tl'CtI.Yll1'f'1' BOYS GLEE CLUB Public spirited, always ready and willing to help, the Boys' Glee Club composes one of the finest group of boys in the School. The music rendered hy them during Class NYeek of this year shows their ability. Sixty is . QL.. ,I , ' ,ffvvx . - 1 f H , M .-Z . XM. ,Z 's ' - .Q -5- A 5 X X ,EM J .. If 'A' -we M ., 5,3 ' , L-L. V H f ... 3 T ii 4 nv' Y, ,, ' V M A i '47 'A .aa ' 9z'geg'5? ORCHESTRA 'lhv lligh Svliunl ui'cl1a-slim lu-gun :L sliccc-ssliil yczu' iimlci' Mr. lilow. K'llIlllllllCll il limlcr Blix llillci' zuirl 1-iiclccl il imclvi' thc lczulwsliip of Mr. lluslctlcr. 'l'l1cm-clics- HlQllll!lllllllN uf l. ll. 5. Im has lmwrim- um' ul thc HlllSl11lIlllllQ Q ': ' .' , f 7,1 ,, BAND llcziiiw uf thc ritizcm ul liwmiim- --thc lligh Scliuul has 11 hziml of which it can wvll ln- pmiul. l lm- ul Iurly' picw-5. 'I'hc hzunl haw ll0QIl pracliwiiig lmiul :mil will llllllil' ilx initial Lupin-:1i':1i1Cv :it thc' Swiitlic-:ish-i'1i 'l'i':u:k .h'l.l'l,l'-mill i' fg-Q , , i .F .-. , ,,,, , .A 1, -. i ,A T W.?..,.,.i...k.k,tyz:,,,,......,.,....,1...,,.Q.....,0f...,..3.,.....-.f.-. H A V' i fi ' 7 K N' K 31 1 . . i w if as ' 5 f J OWL STAFF . Errxlt. lfigltth Grttiii' Editor Editor S'v1'i'11t1t Cirudv Editor Girls Sport lfoyx Sjvorl . Cfiilmidrir Ciiixx I Editor Editor Editor' 'roplivt . C'irI.v.x' lli.x'lU7'i4ltI . Clii.v.f 1.ii'zuyi'r XY, lvltxsuxkl . . Editor-in-Chtivf C. ADAMS . J. TL'Rl.m' . l?zz.vii1v.vx .Tlmiugfr H. LYND . G. FEM. . .fli1'tfvrti.vii1g1 .Uiitmgor VV Nll'.AxI4'liI-I . . . D. Fknrzn . . Ciruitliztioii .Uamigvr NY TOR!-lR'l' R. K.xRR1aM.xx . . .lrt Editor R. AlI'I'l.'Hl-II,I. M. JAMES . . Faculty Editor .-X. HOVVICLI. T. ST1evvAR'r . . Soiiior Editor R. HICWITT I.. SANU1-:Rs . Junior Editor E. GlilI4'l I'l'lI J. PHIPPS . . Soplz. Editor R. LYNN . V. CRAXLLIQ, E. CRI-11TH . flxxt. Adv. Jlgrx. GRYPHGN STAFF G. MITTENDORF . . Editor-in-Chief R. I'IUTSINPII.LAR. Ii. XIARTING . .l.vst. Eds. M. JAMES .... Senior Editor L. LAWSON, j. Mouuox . .tdzx Jlgrs. A. MURR.Axy, R. TXIITCHELL . Cir. Mgrs. D. FREED ..... S 'port Editor K. IXICKEIQ M. XXAN . XX J. M rl. '. CA MPBPLLI. . KING . . An.Ax1x1 s M iI.1.i:R Sixty-tu'o Junior Editor . Soph. Editor . . Fresh. Editor liiglztlz Gradv Editor Sfwiztlz Grade Editor . Faculty Advisor ' ?l u l 5 1 V V! ' ' ,. 1 1 1 6 Q m .JG K 'Li A A X ' V' Y 3 .. , 'li' -ize.-A L' Al.-17:1,'.l 'f .6:f - h ig ,W ff- Y A ix A r . Tx .. ...M ' ' 1 ' A THE COMMERCIAL CLUB .X jolly cruwrl- rezuly for flulfnlvvziys Oll duty-amd :L great success heezluse of its wunrlerful lezulcrs Miss lieuchter. Miss Rulph, Mr. Phillips :mil llentriee Smith, our I'i'c-sifleiil. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Chih has haul many interesting meetings this yezir. Miss llumphrey :mil Mr. XYiIli:mis, :ire the zulvisors. The Cillh has :L large membership :incl is very prmmiising. New members were introclucecl into the mysteries of science :ll the iiiitizitimi. 'l'he officers :ire l'resimlent, Glemlml Feilg Viee-l'resiclent, R0- hertn Krlrremzmg Secretzwy, Iirlwin frieth: 'lil'6I1Sll1'6I', George Nittemlorf. .S'i.i'ly-flzrvc ssts 5' . or 1? I if xc c . f S - ,' ,. Y! . 41 W If i . ' . -. FM' ' f' t , GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves have been an active organization in I. H. 5. for the past six years. The officers of the Girl Reserves for this year are: l'reSident, Edna Mart ing: Vice- l resident, .lean Mohr: Secretary, Marian .-Xult and Treasurer, Jane Mason. The advisors for this year, Misses jones, Dana and Flower, worked faith fully for the success of the organization. CAMP FIRE GIRLS i The Camp Fire Organization in l. H. has greatly grown in number and now there are four active groups of girls living up to the standards of Camp Fire under the following leaders Group Fachocha Serwocha CZ11HClO N antahela Miss Miss Miss Miss Gllllfdillllf Prcsidmrt Edna Hoffman Roberta Karreman Lucille Nazor Rowena Edelson Katherine Davis Evelyn Edelson Cloe Davidson Helen Dye Si.:-ty-four , .I V , , X, -.Q U 1 SBE. 5 y 4 J vu r 1 X .NZM ,iv-1. -., .1 1 . fp .9 as ' 15 , QT , -I-2 , fp 1--1 fel -f HI-Y CLUB .lo11N J. 'l'Lf1c1.1c1' . President l,AUL l'A'1 1'1i11soN . If'ic0-President RICHARIJ Hl l'SlNPll.l.AR . Serrvtary FRIQ11 S'l'A1'11 . . 7'rras1n'er The lli-Y is a group of boys inamle up of Seniors, .lnniors and S01Jll0l11OI'C5. They have not been hearcl of very lIlllCll but are rapidly eoining to the front in school activities. The club is out to help i11 all things pertaining to the bettering of the School. The Club has harl two lllllllllllllll 1'eren1o11ies this year taking in ten new 1116111- bers each time. Up to this time only o11e incluetion has bee11 helcl each year. We are very sorry to have lost our olcl .Mlvisor Mr. lilliot, but the gap has been success- fully filled bv Mr. Miller and Mr. Stock. S1'.1'ty-five M xxf, gb ,5- Q it t ,Q ff' - L , , E... , ,X1 ' ' Q- f ,X s 2 Q . f A z' - , A s ' 1 i X' R f' f N57 'divml W' K ' Q . 'Q U' . W it L J A w Q 1 Q 1 R up 1- L ' t. 1 -if 'L W ' X XM QQ. D A 5' wi ww as ix-N g ' DEBATE TEAMS lronton High has experienced a very successful year in debating, the teams having Won five out of six debates. Duel debates on the Trial by Jury question were won both here and there with Huntington and Gallipolis. On the Direct Pri- mary Question, we won over Portsmouth here but lost to Marietta there. Much of the team's success lies in the leadership of our coach Miss Oesterle. Sixty-.vi.1' l fr . ' 'W 44' ,hx AL x 1 - 5, c . . Q . A I, . . ,- ,,.-'- +g X ,K Q xl 'ff' 'N Q n v X if x a . V f I 4 ' ' . qi., A .... -5 K K if 'K , V Zi ' Wifi' i W ,,,, sallam N T 16 -P' 3-J' f .Ziff 2 ' 1 l THQ? Ei V,-v FRENCH CLUB The lfrench CllllllllliiilUllCllll1Cll to stimulate il real interest in the French language, people and customs among the stnclents ol l. H. S. Uncler the leaclerslnp of Miss liclnu Hofhnzm the clnlm has lmeen 11 success. The following officers were elected: lXlARlAN .Xl'I,'l' . 'I'n14:1.M,x lnxwsox Rl rn llrzmu' . Grafmor: M1'l l'lcNno1u-' Ilolals PARKIQR . Rolarzknx Klxuxmmx .S'i.1'I j'-.Yt Z'l'Il 1 'fn l'1'ogr11111 Pl'l'.Yl-!1Cl1f '-Prvx1'a'v11I Sl'l'l'l'f41l' y Yll'l'lISIll't'l' Clfltllfllltlll P1fI1Iic1'ty E ,j g-1 ' ,... - w e ' Q M . 53 sit . ,,- - - A s ' V' , A A at i A ng . .1 v A ' re ,. I, 'M f ' I f. - , . .,1 . A 1 ,emi QM: . A Ti , V a L -f A 1' ' '- 1. v A M-A Q. ' A A ttrs , ,. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has haul many interesting meetings this year. Miss liouns IS the faculty uclvisor zuicl the officers ure: XYILM A 'l'o1-:ERT . . . . Prc'xia'r11t Ciiomie Bieovvx . I'1'rv-P1'c.s'izimzt RIARHIURIE HANNUN . . Secretary DREXI-31, BLANKENSIIIP Tl'CtIA'lII'f'l' HOME ECONOMICS TXTARY GossETT ....... President LL'c11.12 LENTNIZR l'irc-President LEONA CTOTIIARD . Sl'L'l'CfC1l'y .ALICE ,ADAMS ....... Trcatsmfer RUTH C. XVILSONV, CLARA LOUISE RE1nENisoL'tsn . Advisors The Home Economics Club has been newly organized this year. The purpose of the club is to create a desire for, and admiration of the finest types of Ameri- can homes, to stimulate in every way 21 love for fine things of home life and a cle- termiriation to be a helpful, harmonious member of any home where they may find themselves. Sixty-e1'gl1t 4 . .xt .. .M 'fs' CALENDAR 1 9 2 G:3DE:9 SEPTEMBER First day of school. Football-N ew Boston. OCTOBER Football-Dayton. I.yceum-Farner-Steindel Trio. Football-jackson. F oothal l-Aquinas. Football-Athens. NOVEMBER Football-Huntington. Football-Portsmouth. Football-Wellston. Football-Huntington. ' DECEMBER Lyceum-Leake's Orchestra. Hi-Y Boy's Initiation. Sophomore Dance. May Queen Elected. Christmas Vacation started. JANUARY Basketball-at New Boston. Baskethall-here-Jackson. Basketball-at Ceredo-Kenova. 18 Minstrel-Selby Shoe Co. Lyceum-Kater Dno. Baskethall-here-Wellston. Iiasketlmall-here-Nelsonville. FEBRUARY Baskethall-here-Ceredo-Kenova. Portsmouth-here-Basketball. Sophomore Dance. Basketball-at Logan, Ohio. Holiday-hurrey--VVashington's Birthday. 'l'hat's 'I'hat -junior Play. Basketball-here-Gallipolis. Debate-Huntington-here and there-won. Sixty-nine 7' 1928 MARCH 2 Basketball-at Portsmouth. 9 Debate-Marietta-lost. Z9 Lyceum-Zellner. APRIL 5 Track Meet. 20 Sophomore Dance. COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES MAY Senior Play- T he Brat . High School Auditorium Thursday May 24. Junior Senior Prom. A banquet will be given at 6:30 with a dance following in the gym. This will be under the supervision of the Junior Class. Baccalaureate Sermon-by Rev. Sherburne. Class Day Program. This is under the direction of Miss Kouns and Mr, Larsen, and will consist of musical numbers. Salutatory and Valedictory addresses, class song and addresses by Mr. Hixson and Mr. Larsen. Decoration Day Parade. Coronation of May Queen, 'following appropriate ceremonies at the high school stadium. - Commencement Program--with Mr. I-Iixson in charge. Alumni Banquet will be held at 6:30 o'clock in cafeteria. The Alumni Dance will be heldin the gym following the banquet. -ALBERTA HOWELL '28, ea-ZCQ S evenly ATHLETHCS L .J 4 4 ap .3 .q v 1' J .2-,M 4-5 QE x rr an , 5- 9, .11 'X' V -L .1 f H . , M . Aa. . Hif- ..' . , V., -: ., g,..+. ,. . 7 ' , 1' ,-gn 4 5. Us .4 ., -.-,- ff-, Lis., ' - -:Q .vT'T1,I 1 L V - 35'- ' i',.1-mf-.': 1' Q 5 'Q rr Q: 1 V T. , -if'r-Mfahvf 'E' -1 ' .,.-V-gg-1 ,,f LR. , ,,., - A jlfi ff U-jg' 3 i . F '. ,V 1, .r .-yy. L4 , X I ' U- .1 , Q. Yah -- t . '1 . 'Ear'-F 1 '- QI A .5 .E ,I y 'f .' Y., '- ,, - ' .1 A. -5 .nz-Tm.,.fg -.fl--A! .f', m.wf'..'f5:. ff' 17 5 g I .9 1 JE. ,:s I-jx fff,-Q .Q '13 fs...-,i.,.Qrf:f: jggrffig- - QL. 5.1 f 45 4. V.. la, Y , I- Qi -wr . - gm 'Q ,r,. '4 'iw' ww ' , E Q 14 -v .p if V A A ' -V E ,rl 5. '. A., !- fw ,H 61K'- ffu- ,, , 2 5 . 4 a. .-4 B.. . 1 A ,.-H ff. 43, i, r vi, .- -J .. W- git: 1 - s V X ly ,M .. . -5. Lxlmvi-V . ,uf -3,.r7g,v! -w ...if V. Z . x, .. iiarr - 1 L 'sly 1 . J. v..,1 '. .' fl L - ' V -'f. 14,5 ,lj v.',,,.Qf- Q, Fw 14- -' ,filer ' if .. .Q ! 4,i:1 . V 1 lf? if f v .Q in i i ' k,z4'sf'MW' 17 5 . M ,Q... ' ' ' w f ' X' ' V - f d' if W 'h 1 - ,.g r v 3 -1, , X ' 1, ' . 1. N .A ,,, 2 ' f .u in N A X N- - .v 1 K 'fla ws 22 THE TIGERS Top Row: Coucli D:1vies,Willia1ns, Stnph, Kelly, Captain Sanders, Mitchell, Beals, l'nttei'son, Ilrnnnm-1', Ilyons, Glenn. Second Row: Rose, Blankenship, McAfee, Brown, Lange, Reynolds, Rapp, Casey. B0t.t0lll Row: Ridgeway, Ilrowning, lVla,hle, Miller, Phipps, Boll, Burton, Hall, Irish. S1 Z'f'J1 ty-mn' W Titsakkhgf r . I .tg 0+ Q 'T await , ' 'f 1, 3 'i milt- THE FOOTBALL REVIEW illi i The Ironton High School Tiger Football Team has again put down a glory- fying history in the annals. The Tigers played one of the hardest schedules of any football team and suffered only one defeat. Starting the season with a victory from New Boston fGlenWood Highj the Orange and Black won a hard fought victory. Q6-Oj. Later they had to forfeit this game because they had unknowingly played an ineligible man. After a week of grilling practice preparing for the strong Dayton Stivers the Tigers again faced a hard fought battle. Taking matters in their own hands in the last half of play, Ironton High scored a touchdown, which tied the score and won state wide recognition for the Tigers C12-l2j. Battered, bruised, and sore from the glorious Dayton game, the Tigers stacked odds against the strong Jackson team. Neither team being able to score, they see- sawed back and forth for four hard fought quarters, until the whistle blew and the game ended with a O-0 score. Pushing defeat in the back ground and grasping the hand of victory the scrappy Orange and Black team won a glorious victory in the last half of play from the strong Aquinas eleven of Columbus Q12-71. Fighting, passing, bucking and plunging the Ironton Tigers again turned the tables and unloosened their unexhaustable strength to win a glorious and thrilling victory from Athens. Threatening Ironton repeatedly in the last few minutes of play, Athens lacked the punch to carry the ball over the chalk line. The Tigers added another victory to their string C6-OJ. Falling short and not making any points in the first half of play the Tigers gave vent to their rage in the second half and staged a comeback which brought them another victory and they defeated Wellston by a large margin Q32-OD. Every Review must have a climax such is the case in this one: IRONTON HIGH--12 POINTS PORTSMOUTH HIGH-6 POINTS IN MEZLIORY OF THE GAME Our deadly rivals Caine that day To enter into this deadly fray Victory was sought by each It was a very tasty dish But one rnnst win, the other loose And the Tigers won from the Red and Blue. Portsmouth took the lead in the first half of play and endeavored to make a lopsided score at the end of the game. The big Red and Blue scored a touchdown in the first five minutes of play. Waiting their time the Tigers fought the Red and Blue facing defeat from one full half. Re-entering the game with renewed energy they released all of the fury, rage, and anger which was penned up within Seventy-two them and as a result turned what seemed like defeat into a glorious and brilliant victory. Proving more than a match for the Red and Blue, the Tigers in the second half proved their merit and scored a touchdown. Taking the ball almost in mid- field the Orange and Black started their victorious drive and completed it by pas- sing over the goal line. This day will be remembered and will always flame anew when the Tigers meet the Red and Blue. When luck is against you Pray show your true blue Clwcr the winner' who has given you defeat Because you were fairly and squarely beat. Falling short of establishing a clean record for the season, the Tigers sustained the single defeat of the season from Huntington High. Having the odds in their favor they handed the scrappy and hard fighting Orange and Black team a hard fought defeat. Hard fighting marked the full four quarters of the game. This was the last game of the season and therefore brot to a close the football career of the Ironton High School for the year of nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. Points Points Ironton High ....... ........ 6 New Boston ......... ........ 0 Ironton High ....... ........ l 2 Dayton Stivers ..... ........ 1 2 Ironton High ....... ........ O jackson ..........,.., ..,..... 0 Ironton High ....... ..,.,... 1 2 Aquinas ..,....... ........ 7 Ironton High ....... ........ 6 Athens ...............,... ........ O Ironton High ....... ,....... 3 2 Wellston ....,..................... 0 Ironton High ....... ........ l 2 Portsmouth ...................... 6 Ironton High .................. O Huntington High ...,........ 6 To our Coarlz Mr. Clzarlton Davies The brilliant and progressive merits of our Coach is shown in this year's Tiger Football Squad. He is a man capable of doing the enbelievable and making one of the best coaches in the State. His work has been both of brilliancy and good en- deavors. He is one of the most valuable and clean spirited men of our High School. He is a man who is looked up to and one of the most valuable men in the field of coaching. efigfafgg NJ J Seventy-three V' f .F Y x 'ip ' -. KATWU Kffvsfw ' '- V .f .. - ,Qi Q -s h sfgs. A- My ,CJR . ,Q . - ,of V . . . f z. .W . in ' ' if A223 A u it A 'M K i v f ' 'ri' 1 1 V , 2 A an ' ' ' if 3 Mm' . A -A ' ' - if s i' , . zf- ., l' -i..-my w ise- 'f , 1- one '- - f L. 1 'ft 3 . .. mf'HQz.5ai3H- ft. i '-':N'f1 i - is Top Row: Coach Davies, Stapf, Blankenship, J. Venz, S. Venz, Brown, Simpson, Mittendorf. Second Row: McAfee, Frecka, Kelley, Beals, Patterson. Third Row: Brammer, Saunders Capt., Gavin. BASKET BALL TEAM H.AlSlx'IiT fe.-1L1f5c'f1EDU1,E Team Score' Ironton High Si It ll Ai 16 20 12 24 17 14 14 23 26 20 25 IRONTON TIGERS SEASON 1928 Plafe Ctherej C herej C therej C herej C here J C herej C herej C therel C therej C herej C therej Sc7'c'11ty-four Team New Boston Jackson High Ceredo-Kenova Wellstoii High Nelsonville Ceredo-Kenova Portsmouth Athens High Logan High Gallipolis Portsmouth Store, 5 12 20 20 27 17 15 35 31 27 33 O IO TRACK C A PIOL S 1927 SO T EASTER Sewzzty-five tewart Davis, S Simpson rtz, M tchell Leach, Horschel Ku ..-1 Irish, Saunders, ws, Davis Hobbs, Schweickart, Andre oach C Top Row: ship. Boynton CII rtram, Blank Ba asey C ll, Patterson, Brown, McCo1nis, Bo Mahl Sta ph, Second Row: EETS TE 2 C -Q.. Q N1 p -Q Q -.. -.. P4 41 -I Lvl C-G as s 4 P W I L' v I-4 N V011 fo I p Q ,E v-A -.A -- -- P- Lf C A II F' Z. A., I s- 5 1- Lx: IA '14 A 'I Ls K5 ,-. 2 Q -Q.. -5 9 C. p -2, Q v... .Q Lal Lvl .- 4 L21 ll 'ff Lil w .-. C - : A S1 Z z Lu F' z 4 ll-I ,.. ..- V .. N. W Q ., : 9 'S Q Q 'nn II T MER mio IJ sT1uc'T 'ERNC -. S wl'Ti1R,xs1 f t .. t L... g I 3 . I W , , A - 1- tpify' M K ,V . p .F I V r a., ,. , '-H gf . . ,I . W t? ' ' ' Xvf.' ., M3 - Lf . N Q ii' K ' ' 1 3 K. . N efgali - . ' H 3 N.-T'--Iilnw. ini'-5 ' . X ' .: -. 1 X eff ' ' r Q .affakssy 3333+ 3 fl in THE POINT SYSTEM A system was introduced in the Girls' Physical Education Department this year which has for its object the promotion of activities including health. scholar- ship, physical activities, and service. lt is known as the Point System and is worked out under the supervision of Miss Hoaglin. Every girl in the high school is eligible to participate. There are five headings under which it is possible -to obtain points: namely. Health, Mental Attitude, Posture, Physical Activities, and Service. A record sheet is kept for each girl which shows the number of points she has earned to date. There are l04O points which may be earned. The first award given is a numeral. This requires the successful completion of 200 points and participant must play on Inter-class Basketball Team. 600 points entitles one to receive a letter. The highest possible award is a monogram, which is given when SOO points have been earned. Many girls have taken advantage of this plan to earn Ironton High School honor awards, and it has proved successful even though it has been in operation during the second semester only. Seventy-six 'UA -4. as , in 2 ' iz: L Ji i 'fri' i- xg - ' 5' N V J 311 , ,ag hi f ' if f Y' JUNIOR SENIOR . 1 - . 1 ' 1 1 li. lllllle-mlgv, flllllillll, fn1'il!'lIll3J,, htm-wart, in. lint- I1 flaw, Holclf-rlmy, GHFSUII. Subs: Ilvnn, Hznkvr, G1'ii'l'itl1, l'ie-rc-4-, .lzunc-s. Montgmnery, Captain: Long, Gwilliams, Dickerson Ilzivis, Chinn, Ainsworth. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Ih'ewu1', Cfupluinq Rowe, Schmitt, Hickey Rdtchff Ilngln-s, l'uptnin3 Ytllllllilllii. Ki-yvs, lfldelsmi, Blix-kle, V12 Hl1 - U 'h'1 h- M1151 Subs: Bl'i!IIlIll9l', Corn, Hastings, Johnson Mol Subs: Ilnllun, I,inlnz-r, llnvy. gan, Pe-tee, Scl1weicka1't, Warnieke. 'l'li.I.1l.S ,S'T.l,X'l?l.X'tf fr14l!lIL'.Y Il'o11 UUIIIVA' Lux! Pm' ffl!! SU1ll1llI1IllI'l'5 , 0 1 .857 Sc-ninrx. 5 2 712 vlnnims 2 4 .333 l?I'QShlTlf'11 O 6 ,OOO .Shriwily-,u'7'u11 fm? . myiwgiw my M- 5 ., 2 6 M.. 'L if V- .ik-N? 5 L V: 1 nm Q Q us- X V: A , ' , X, . t ,Q 'kV. 1 1 . . 'V V 43. . , , K 1 me rl -A -Z-yi-V,1l:'g5 k 'L ,- , -W 7' - Q nl V if , , ' gg 5 - -- -1' .-,--- ' f - 'mi F5 . . S' - . 3' f ' .A A f 35' M G+ .... fra' s If-' 1 ' 'ff is ' ' '- 5 Rf -, . ., fvi l3'i':kf5 - - g A ,,,, Q i sivg,,, ! f. f,', 'FY' my , PJ., if Sc7Je11ty-fight 4,-A 'QT 4 1. - W -ff x F N H' 1 N X ' ' K 5 Q! ' ,- 1 X Y ,ff .S ' ,CK A. fx. 404 ' -, ,f,Qm 'QQ ' n ' M Xf- ' 1 PV ' . NI, r--HZ av 'fi Q . 1- QU, X ..x, , . i I Il, I Svzfcmzty-11-irze my 'SEM wg X? S pf W fm' H5 35,5 -2 , . ,b Q, , xi, , 1 V A-5.-,., WE: ngagf fw z .',.f,' .V : ,wfsw-7a,5, ' 1 f . - . . g, 1 yd :IK ffri-fgw Y ' ' ef A mm , wiwz, ,Q-f V' , ,, kv F . '- . AUTOGRAPHS 74 7233741 ff Lzwfff 1 I' Eighty ., . .,, , ., ,4.r 1 ,f 1 K Q n1'V'3:tu!:yw , 5 - - Q g ' f ' I ,. :1 N : ,L 1, q 7 A3 Ju 4 h. J, Q ' , 'Q Q , ui, K+ 1' ' fQ m': f 'mf-'aw PATRONIZE O U f .D R 4 , A W i Q35 'V f 115 ERS X 75 IT ww ,iw f PAYS EII H ll H Il IC:1IUUE:C'l ll Il I ll KCI My nl n-,O-J 'Qn . 'ik Y af--1-rwwiiiiif''Ili-'inilfl---I, A-,,p--'Wm ZZ I:-gi' , MXH -M .,qJx:i.l, -D ,.f s4 ,721 yin - w.,R1'. ?1' 1? ' i Ll 2 H . if'.A 'laco- 'iilffil T I if 2' ig 1 ra rw x i fi lr rr i W sw TM au., ,gas Nrglyglf T.. m-If- 7 rg l 'S X . A ' '.'. 'A ! ' -S 1. , Eff' Q ,f ...xN,N53jE: -b mx T' Y' -. If fe- -'M tiki WTS-r'i'l7ii !' N i I Ibn 'E ... ':- ..-.Jnxi i ,v - . Qdllguri' . i'?ile'P in dia! -, j s fi+-grg. 5' at ..:.. 1151 'Hp-1 '--- .if-gui- - -x .Tli rj-:Fx-if 'feb U S if - -A i' ' - ii-fl ' ' ' ' Jlifj. r ' - fri - QF' r Tiki X2 EK ., a at TO THE 1928 GRADUATING CLASS OF THE IRONTON HIGH SCHOOL Self-Development and Progress towards Success in Life depends upon one thing alone-Yourself. The extent of your ability is only limited by the amount of effort you expend towards that thing which you seek ..... Be It What It May. Your graduation was the result of hard work. We congratulate you upon this achievement .... It is splendid. We would like to shake the hand of each one of you. We hope that sometime, we will become better act' quainted with those who do not know us now. . . We are Interested in Your Success. THE IRON CITY SAVINGS BANK THIRD ef CENTER STS, IRONTON, oHIo Eli li 1 ll H IfCfllfJEIli:Z2l II I ll Il ID lfflrfllf-X'-l'Ix'rl DI Il I' Il Il ICZZIUDEIZDI Il Il Il Il IQ 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 young 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-exce1- 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 I l1L'rxv' po i'zi lcd lsliwl' I-1rJL'Il'l'Iil1c'cmMliltL'l.xI.L'rxI,I.l11c212 IN 'Vllli SOLTTII ASHLAND, Phone 1723 KENTUCKY. Other Schools Portsmouth, Ohio, Washington D. C., and Miami, Florida .Q Dl Il I Il Il I'C1ilDDE2C'l ,II Il II lfiylhfgl'-flll'1'1' I Il I ll H ICIZIUDIZ :Sv El II ll Il ll l1ZfiIDUIZf?1 ll U Il II IU Him lizlve gone HOW TO BE A COLLEGE MAN Him have went Him liavc left l all alone XYCIII' no gzu'tL-rs. 'z l - . . . L T L liilmt unit to N t XX:1lk with :1 clzizc-cl look m voi1i'a-vos Him Lrmnot nent to uc - - Ull. C1001 Wwllfl- llavc smnetliing cute painted lfl How crm it wus?-l.og'. XU111' gligkg-1-, - XYCZII' zi key. lf Sitting' Hull had El good looking' C' U Y' I . . V I I daughtei' would he cull her Sitting 'UH 'm Qmlnf lnlil m Vim mlmtl l 1'c-tty? .Xttencl :1 LvlllYCl'Si'Ej'. IIE! , 0uCh . ll K 1 X. N 1 N , - Wil 'iii f T Q A-rs h G ' t e to have to sell lumber at present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man who wants to build. Experts say that lumber will never be so cheap again. The man who postpones build- ing is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the time. Let us figure on that job-you'll be surprised! STANDARD LUMBER CO. PHONE 1300 1RoN'1'oN, oiiio THE HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES MEARANS lfiglily-fum' ll I H ll IEI DI ll Il H ll ICZZIIJEIITZCU ll ll ll ll ID s gllri th la mg 33 1 CFQ . EWHHQQHE H ' Fr lsai flgfsh y J: Q 1 be mi Xffltrgw Ease 113355311 gzk 'iii N XX X F af- f X-Rm ss I -' - W HM r ' L' N .--I , ,E :V ,' im gf-2 gas: fn H. ' I--x uuai, I! -JTV IITI W nw N 3 n ,EQ-TT., Qawl ami n vw L1 Lx 1:1 VI The Law of Successful Life is Work and Save. Without these there can never be riches and success IJ U FIRST NATIGNAL BANK IRONTON, OHIO SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT IJ! ll H ll ll IQZZIDEIIZIC4 Il il ll II IEI Eiglzty-fizfv no u u n u III ll Il ll Il I ' ffflllj DEI? . ll Il ll H ID The Nhzor Sma'z'0 Photographs T hat Pleaye 121 South Third Street IRONTON, OHIO QUALITY AND SERVICE AT DE WHIT DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions a Specialty Phone 101 313 Center St lk, HIGH GRADE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT POPULAR PRICES Ghhler '5 Cash Store I-low did that naughty little boy of yours get hurt ? That good little boy of yours batted him with a brick. -Stanford Chapanal. VVhat did the Mayflower Compact contain P Powder, rouge and lipstick. So you're going to the Uni. of Chi- cago. VVhat are you taking? Triggernometry. COLLEGIATE PROVERBS Too many boys spoil the date. Eat, drink, and be merry for tomor- row we Hunk. A right answer turneth away zeroes. Carolina Bucaneer. Pauline treading sign over ticket windowj-Oh, Roy, it says 'Entire Balcony 35c.' Let's get it so we'll be all alone. IC: ilIJEllI Il' Eighty-six 1 Il ll II ll ID CII Il I II II ' ICZZIDDIZZC' II I: Il II IE IT PAYS TO TRADE AT Q THE BIG HARDWARE STORE Lp 25: 2 I To 1 -P n 125 Il On Second Street RALPH M U RRAY ARCHITECT Room 106 Masonic Building IRONTON, OHIO .4 5 Ironton Book Store I Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY, OFFICE : SUPPLIES and WALL PAPER 315 Center Street : S fs JEWELED MOMENTS b always come from giving and receiving f tg, A ,yt N: GIFTS THAT LAST lkqkfl ' gil- from CHRYSLER WALTER L. - SALES-1--SERVICE Henry Motor Co. 407 Center Street SQUARE DEAL JEUEER 309 Center Street I II I Il II ICIIIIJEIITJCD II II II II ICI lf iglzfy-.vv'r'1'l1 in LI III-4 II Il II Il I The Friendly Bank af Serfvice mf Member of Federal Reserve Bank System ASSETS S1,500,000.00 Citizens National Bank IRONTON, OHIO CIEIEIIIIE 1221 II I Il II Ig Hall 86 Shafer Motor Company WILLYS-KNIGHT WHIPPET Sales and Service 317 Lawrence St. Phone 402 Payne's Shoe Repair EXPERT SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1142 South Fourth St., Opposite Court House, Ironton, Ohio THE T. F. B ROWN E OPTOMETRIST ZVQ S H O P PE 322 Center St., Ironton, Ohio Mafcening, Permanent Waving Manicuring, Shampooing The Schweickart Lumber Company FOR LUMBER OF ALL KINDS : Sash-Shingles-Doors-Wall Board : Corner Second and Chestnut Sts. Phone 228 Ironton, Ohio FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT Efficiency-Cleanliness Courteous Attention Will Be Assured You Phone 76 First National Bank Bldg I II II xl Il IIJ El n II u use c-:::n:lm:::,i ' Eighfy-eight ll ll ll II lfC1'lIElDIZ:C'l H ll CONGRATULATIGNS To 1928 Graduating Class of THE IRONTON HIGH SCHOOL And May Continued Success Reward Each One's Every Effort THE HOME TELEPHONE C0 L. J. GERLING, General Manager DI Il ll ll Il I'213UUl1:C'l Il ll il Il FJ Efylzty-nine IH El El! ll ll ll ll l 1.1 ZIEIEIIT :Cf BUSH AND MORGAN THE PRINTERS ENGRAVED CARDS AND STATIONERY 'xx I 'i:2 u'g!f'5:. :' Qfn If QV the .,,,.. 1' 112 South Third St Ironton, O hio Bifzgamafz 3 loner FUNERAL DIRECTORS Telephone, 89 IRONTON, OHIO 'N FRANK UNGER Barber 1311 South Third Street EVERYTHING IN DRUGS AND SUNDRIES AT SANDAS DRUG STORE 119 South Second Street TELEPHONE-969 LRON CITY TIRE SHOP Goodyear Tires and Tubes Solid Truck Tire Service 313 Park Avenue IRONTON, OH IO Reliance Seed Co. TRI-STATE FLORISTS Cut Flowers and Floral Designs IRONTON, OHIO Flowers when, where and what you want l L ll ll ll il El Dl il Il ll II 13: JD IJIZJM Ninety I ll I ll Il ICI ll Il ll Il 11213505122 li Il ll ll lg ALWAYS A STEP i IN ADVANCE WITH 2 THE NEW B PINOUSIOICI 'IU RUMBERG E in Q I Q Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware tu, Clocks and Novelties T. J. MILLER CO. GROCERIES QUALITY 219 S. Third St. Telephone 412 : BEYOND IRONTON, OHIO For seventy-four years BIXBY has served X July ron ig 11 deqd nrrot three generations of satisfied custo- ' I ' 5' L 1 C 1' ' mers and is anxious to serve you. l. - lleury Clay is a brand of beauty mud. - The upkeep of college boys sox is falling clown-no garters.-Centralian. Founded 1854 Third Street The police station is the least desira- IRONTON OHIO ble of all stations in life. DI Il ii il ll vt: iltluli :bl ll II il li in Ninety-one DI ll I Il ll L. A N MARTING IAIREZHS oLDsMoB1LE COMPANY E If L '-I-1 ----- rf - - , Q, ll uni 111 i l f 1- ' 1 ,Ngo - ,- vigil -, will 17991 NGN - flli R! xi! 1 A Reliable Car and a Careful Driver at your call always at low rates MAKE SURE OF SERVICE AND SAFETY BY CALLING-100 Nlclvlahon 81 Lirteral 410-41 South Second Street IRONTON, OHIO OLDSMOBILE SIX Product of General Motors Third Street Below Chestnut Telephone 444 YOUR EDUCATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNLESS You have learned that this is the best place to buy HARDWARE, WHEELER PERFECT SCREENS, MOWERS, HOSE, RAKES, B. P. S. PAINTS AND VARNISHES we uI.n CA rr p 45 Fourth and We DEPENDABLE smcs 1893 Center Deliver Streets o TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS WITH EACH SUIT 0 X Y , O O T W E A R 524.00 and up l O R M. E. EDELSON The Home of HART, SCHAFFNER and MARX ASHIONABLE OLKS IVE AND SIX CLOTHES MEN AND WOMEN 117 South Third Street 107 South Third Street IC: IU DIZ :CH Il Il 'll ll ICI Ninety-two U U USE THE BRIDGE YCUR FATI-IERS BUILT Q EIU U 5-QCTWWB va fr 4? fx 'Q-'29 wiffgg, Ld again?- GQ PR 163 Pgf. 23, Jr: v ,I x, T349 THE IRONTONfRUSSELL BRIDGE CGMPANY Il-N Ell il il il ll 'C:ZlUDE:C'l ll ll ll ll III! GOLDCAMP FURNITURE COMPANY Visit Us in Our New Location YOU ARE WELCOME Goldcamp Building Corner Third and Vernon Streets XN'hat did you say 'l'om's business XVhat's the difference between a 15 UOWPU mouse and a co-ed P Stocks f1'1db10Uf1ffS- One harms the cheese-the other charms the hes. gn Is Edna a good girl: Yes, indeed, after the wedding she forgot she was married and slapped her The reason they do hot have 6166- husband when he tried to kiss her. tricity in Russia is because they always have trouble with the Poles. lNhy don't you go where your wife tells you Pl' I can't stand the heat. Wlhat is so rare as the first of june? U il THE SMOKE HOUSE QM? GD 0 HENRY I. GOLDCAMP 8: SONS, Prop. THE HOME OF CLEAN SPORT BILLIARDS BOWLING il Il ll ll lf2:iIDDE:C1l ll ll ll ll ID N inety-four EJ' ll Il ll II El ll Il ll il RIST'S ORIGINAL CUT-RATE 217 South Third Street MEDICIN ES TOILET ARTICLES SUNDRIES We assure you of a substantial saving on every article purchased in our store. lil SEED 23 THE HOME OF SERVICE W. S. CONKEL Optometrist and Eyesight Specialist 322 Center Street Phone 1262 IRONTON, OHIO J. C. PENNY CO. Dry Goods and Men's Clothing Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes Third and Park Avenue KLEIN'S THE SODA SHOP A cool, clean, comfortable place to meet, greet, and feast your friends AGENT FOR WHITMAN SAMPLERS KLEIN'S Center Street Every Patron an Honored Guest MARLOW The Finest of Photoplays, Stage Attractions and Music Earl Murdock Brunswick Phonographs and Records 213 South Third Street Men's Suits---335.00 Values only 321.50 at I-IARMON'S Third and Railroad Streets IRONTON, OHIO ICIIICI DIZ :CDI AVIIIFIA'-fI'l'U I ll II I ll El ll ll ll Il IU U 'T ll I ll ll l4C:IIElEll2:C'i ' ll l ll ll lf! Ironton Recreation BOWLING POCKET BILLIARDS CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF 1928 DAVIES Second and Lawrence Sts . CAPPER MOTOR SALES COMPANY Lincoln Eordson AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE SINCLAIR GAS - OPALENE OIL 413-415 South Third Street Telephone No. 592 IRONTON, OHIO Ah wins in You what P Wlhat you all got P Three aces. Ah wins. VVhat you all got P Two nines and a razor. You sure does. How come you all H is as sr so lucky P Sunday School Teacher- VVho was it saw the handwriting on the wall P The landlord, said Hob. NO BUTTING IN Out with your dough, yelled a train robber, who was holding up a Pullman sleeper. I'm going to kill every man who hasn't money, and kiss all the women. You shall not touch these ladies, said an old man. You leave that man alone. He's robbing this train, sang out an old maid in a upper berth. Anderson 85 McCormick GROCERY Third and Adams Streets Wise men have followed it. Wise people are following it as wise sal ers of all ages will. Star Building 8: Loan Company 575 on Savings-any amount Authorized Capital TWO AND ONE-HALF MILLION 'll ll ll ll C1IIDElIf:-2' Ninety-si.r l ll ll ll ll Cl DI ll il ll Il ICYZIIIICIIZL? ll Il ll ll IQ RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Rio GRANDE, OHIO College Course with A. B. Degree Normal Course for Training Teachers Both Courses Approved by State Department Summer Term Begins June 18th, Continuation Term Opens July 30th, Fall Semester Begins September 17th For Catalog, Write H. T. HOUF, President THAT GOOD BABY RICE PoP coRN Phone 155 FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS HENTHQRNES and many other good things PRESS SHOP D RESS EL'S Third, Opposite Marlow 206 South Second Street HOME Restaurant Opposite Olive Hotel THE PLACE TO EAT FRED SCI-IERER'S SHOE SHOP Meals and Short Ordes at All Hour Meal Tickets and Short Order Tickets The Home of Better Shoe Repairing H. W. CARMAN, Prop' 310 Park Ave., Ironton, Ohio American U ll I Il II IC: ZIDUEZQ ll I il ll ID Nirzrty-sr vz'11 El ll I ll ll IfC2iIUEll1 :Cf ll I ll Il IE! THE LEADER 2 109 SECOND STREET NORTH IRONTON,S ONLY EXCLUSIVE APPAREL SHOP If THE H. J. COFFEY STORES sixth a. oravlrlcsfitjLLT1-gcaggsglabuia sts. MEDICINES SUNDRIES - Lime, Plaster and Cement TOILET ARTICLES : Complete Soda Fountain Service Sixth and Oak Streets NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL - Paints, Oils and Enamels 'H WEST VIRGINIA COAL The Ironton The shades were pulled just so, The family had retired, The parlor lights burned low. Builders Supply I l'here came a sound from the sofa - .-Xs the clock was striking two, 2 Phone 406 414 N. Second St. And Doris slzimmefl her textbook XYith 21 thankful, VVell, I'm through. COMPLIMENTS OF U Busy Bee Restaurant The Best Place to Eat In Town : Dr. G. L. FREED OPP. FIRST NATIONAL BANK DENTIST Our Motto: SERVICE AND QUALITY ui n ui u n ui-zzimcurzc, n ui n u li Nizzvly-viglzf Q NAUGHTY! NAUGHTY - The sofa sagged in the center 'U' B ufh - Krebf C KHHIf5'l O l'l'l 61 11 LOV'!fV .... ..... .. .., -f w-- -.. me Knliekxigeni ami KLN O 31? rf makes service Joulglv valuable KY Vf.A uvuvvvvuvvuuuvv' THE KAH'PATTERSON PRINTING CO PORTSMOUTH. OHIO . . , ,.. - M , . V, Vg . , . - --. W .-If . 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