Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1921 volume:

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I1 XIIIIIP Semors C xss OH Il 1 Rs I ILSICILIII Vxce Presldcnt Secretary Treasurer MAlv1N SHRO1lx Al II-IUR .IOHNSIONI ANQNA Flsc H Doms DAY Class Edltor ARIHUR JOHNSIONI Class Advlsor Miss HUN11 lc Class Flower Pzrzk Roscbuds Class Colors Old Pznlt and Deep Vzoltt Cll s Motto Not Luck But Pluck U U U U SENIOR CLASS WILL In the name of our honored and belovel class advlsor Amen We the Semor Class of l92l of MlIW3UklC Hlgh School ot the clty ol Mll and memory and reallzmg and hopmg that our departure from thus sphere IS near at hand do make and declare and publlsh thus last wlll and statement Fur r To the Board of Fducatxon we gxve and bequeath all the books papers and real estate whlch we have possessed for one year and enjoyed for four Second To the members ofthe Faculty we wlsh to leave a pleasant and kmdly memory of each and every member of this grand and glorlous Class of 1921 Thlrd To the jumors we not only glv and bequeath all the anclent prlvlleges enjoyed by Semors but we mstruct you to use them We too charge you wlth the duty of guldmg the Freshmen over the straight and narrow path to lntellect Fourth To the Sophomores we leave nothmg except a sound and solemn admor txon We advlse you to ralse your deportment come to school more regu larly obey your Semors study your lessons and consult the dlctlonary and encyclo pedtas very frequently so that you may some day pass th1s dormant stage and become wlse and honorable men Flfth To the Infant Freshmen we leave all our honorable characterlstlcs such as our pep our pluck our 1n1t1at1ve our abllxty and our good nature and commend them to your dllxgent use o that by your mtrepld character you may msplre and ably lead those who follow you into the realms of knowledge Slxth To the student body we leaye all our possesslons not mentloned ln the above artxcles save two our Intellect both of whlch we mtend to keep wlth In tesnmony whe eof we haye to our names thls twentleth day of May hundred and twenty one 11 S lll and our class motto Not Luck but Pluck us to gulde us throughout llfe thus our last w1ll and testament subscrxbed m thc year of our Lord one thousand nme Si-rl S lvr NIAIHHIN '21 O L, ' 31 .' u.,-' t , , , , N . . , ...... X 1 ' - Q X ....... Q . .5 ' 3 '. N C - - - ' f yy ' 1 . zsr , N' I 5 A . . waukie, in the county of Clackamas, and the state of Oregon, being of sound mind ' s AY- . ' ' , '. X., 'F' y ' I X . . , . V D y ' . ' r 1 ' X , S . I Y . . E . I I . y . 1 I -- y U vu y I s v I V- . . l'4l1 ' .'l'Il' ll't'Il IO 811111 Xlllllflll Semor Class Prophecy Santa Barbara Calif june 1 1930 5 M HIS AFTERNOON whlle I was lytng under the shade of a palm tree Zak in near the surf thlnkmg of my school days and wondermg where all the fo wg boys and gtrls of ten years ago were suddenly from out of the sky a W HL, gnant hehcap dashed toward th earth and settled on the sands not far away wtth the ease of a thtstle down Bemg mterested In those machmes and wondermg who the sktllful pllot was I pushed my way through the crowd whlch urrounded the machlne to get a close up new of II To my great surprxse I saw If was no other than my frlend Fred Flscnet I had heard that he was In the A1r Servtce but I was surely surprlsed to see h1 n there After a regular old ttm greet mg we trolled up the beach for a qutet talk he was domg ltfe savmg duty along tue beach and only had thlrty mmutes befotc golng on duty agaln but before he had to go he wanted to tell me of the Class of ll 21 and thls ts what he told me I had two weeks vacatlon this prmg o I decided to break m my new machlne enjoymg a flymg VISII to every member of the old class Joyce Prescot was the ftrst one I called on she ts the secretary for a mlnmg company ln Northern Callforma ln whlch her husband ts a stockholder She was very busy so I dxd not stay long She was not too busy however to flx me up a lunch after eatmg I started for Oregon I had to make a landlng ln Salem for gas and as the Leglslature was m session I thought I would call on Alma and Anona who are both representattves from Clackamas County Fortunately I found Amy there too trymg to put over a b1t of legxslatlon ln the mterest of the c1ty of Alder crest All three were feelmg fme and were busy as usual We all went to lunch together but I could not get them to say much about what they had b en domg the last ten years they were all too mterested ln pol1t1es to talk about the past I dtd see a weddmg rmg on Amy s finger she would not tell me who he was but I have a good oplnxon of my own I left Salem qulte early In the evenmg because I wanted to get to Nlllwaukle In order to see Mayor Tapfer soon enough to go wlth htm to the show Mr Tapfer had purchased tickets for three and he and hts wlfe were wattmg We went to the new opera house at the corner of Mann and jefferson where the old telephone offlce used to stand Who do you thmk I saw there'9 Hazel' Playmg the leadlng roll m the openmg program And who should I ee at the ptpe organ but Lllllan Howells who dv' exceedingly well as usual I tried to squeeze through the crowd to say Hello to Hazel but lt was Impossible The way that people crcwded about her was amazlng She certainly IS wmnlng fame Early the next mornmg I went out to Aldercrest where Dat Smlth IS owner of a glass manufactur Ing plant He IS feellng flne and prosperlng As yet he does not hold any publlc offlce but I uderstand that he and hls wtfe are the poltt cal dtctators of the cxty While I was m Nltlwaukle I thought I could call on Ethel Vatnsdal and Dulcte Weller who are teachets IH the grade ehool I ylslted their rooms for a short tlme and lllllll I Iqhh r Il V Sl v V n MAI ON ll . . 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SIIII1 XIIIIIIHI found ex erythmg tn perfect order I have been told that they can have hfe posntlons there lf they care for them As the day was clear I declded to go to Pendl ton where Nlarvln was at that partlcular time He IS the State Dalry Inspector and travels all over the state After an hours search I found htm ln a bachelors club rn the Chamber of Commerce Buxldmg enyoymg the company of several other bache lors After takmg nn the snghts of the town we decnded not to have dmner rn Pendl ton but to fly over to Pomeroy Washington where Dlck seems to be the domlnatlng chalacter He stlll declares that he wlll remam a bachelor but I thunk he feels htmself sllpplng He ts owner of a large department store there We all w nt out to dmner together after whlch Dtck showed us around hls town He IS labormg under the hope of some day putnng Pomeroy on the map I brought Nlarvm back to Portland wlth me for he had some busmess to attend to there We were flymg low down along the Columbia rlver and just before reachmg the clty l1m1ts I saw on of the most beautiful garden spots I ever beheld Upon mentxonlng tt to Nlarvm he told me that It was Herman Falme s falm We lmmedlately descended to sc how The General was gettlng along Vie found h1m ln the best of health 'md prospermg rapldly It was gettlng qulte lat so we resumed our journey to Portland NX hlle we were ox er Sellwood I had engxne trouble and was forced to land unfortu nately I landed too hard for poor Nlarvm got tangled up IH the rxggmg and rec IV d sexeral mlnor wounds They rushed where Doctor Dorls Day was ln charge htm under the care of the best nurse tune to talk to them because I had to found that they both have a renowned where I could obtam the best avallable htm to the hospital as qulckly as posslbl as soon as she recogmzed the pattent she put avallable Vern Rosen I dndnt have much have my hellcap repaired lmmedlately but I reputatzon ln the medtcal world I nnqunred electrlclan because my trouble seemed to be ln the lgfllIlOI'l Nlr Carl Wnlson was recommended hxghly by everyone whom I asked but when I called upon htm he refused to come untll he found It was one of his old classmates He responded rmmedlately then and by mormng restored my machme to flrst class order I started lmmedlately for Callforma maklng only on top at Corvallls where I could not pass wlthout stopplng to see Professor Allce Tracy of the Commerclal Department and Bessle Sharrow who IS taklng a speclal course tn llterature She has been teachlng chool off and on for the last few xeats but expects to receive her masters degree thls sprlng Allce IS looking fme and recerved me cordrally but I had only a few mmutes so could not accept h r lnyxtatton to XISII her classes As you were the only one left I was resolved to fly stralght to Santa Barbara wlthout makmg a top I had heard that you were spendmg your vacatlon there after having worked several years building helrcaps But I have only three mmutes left to get to Los Angeles for duty I w1ll see you agam tomorrow and learn more of your evpertences So long Art l'r1g4 Xllllfltll I NIAIIUUN 'lil I Y l 0 . , V , u - N, , ' V v ' V 7 . 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'a I' , '- ' ', : ' Ca ' -3, -z z , A , rl - 'l'm',', iz .l01'. v J 7' 3 Y s S IIII Xllllllltl U l1I1lO1'S jIINIIoIes CoNIIIvII I AII BANQI I r 'Ihe juniors PFOINISC that this years farewell party will be the greatest ev r Preparations are now being made and give promise to b both original and enjoy able It being the honor of the juniors to bid farewell to the largest class of S nlors exei graduated from Milwaukie High School JUNIOR CLAss Succrssrut This year the junior class was much smaller than last year especially the num ber of boys being only four Because of this, class activities In athletics were a Itomaticallv made Impossible Nevertheless the class has had a most enjoyable term both In class and social act1vItIes This class IS unanrnous In Its praise for Miss Steele who has through the year extended her most praiseworthy efforts In the capacity of class advisor As we leave our third year of high school and prepare ourselves for out fourth and last session lt behooves us to select the vocation we would lead to succ ss and Improve upon the CXlg6l'lClCS of the profession Because I fear that some might choose Inexpedlently and wreck the possibilities of their own Joy and that ofthe world I beg to advise the many memb IS of th class First I will propose to Beatrice Cederson that she assume the duties of 'I pio of a genIus To Ralph I would suggest a hermits life because of his docile and quiet ways He IS naturally a person of prayers and silence Gladys Wetzler IS naturally given to public speaking and will advocate the W C T U Ideals In many of her oratorical gems Inez Oatfields business propensities wIll not be subdued to you Inez will go wealth and wisdom Art Smith will apply his efforts to politics and succeed Opal Dowling IS most aptly suited to ctnduct a household In harmony and to 1 at end we wish her the best of wishes Rose Shmdler IS a splendid musician and will ply her efforts to min fame In t at method Harriet Sayles IS Intent on driving a delnery mach ne for her Iathci and maintains that that IS the way to prosperity and health Last and perhaps least we mutually hope the autnor of this will cnoo c som Intonspicuous profession besides journalism Im. BASSI mr flux III ,,flIft Illllflj ll I' NI.Xli UN '21 O . Q 1 1 '2 Ia' U I . . . I W. V . . S S, fessor of music and that she repair to Leipzig to enable herself the environments , . . . . . i K . s rv 1 h ' ' . h. . . I R lx I .S . I . AI. .' j. .'fi'I l', ,IIHII Q 1 1' Hur. l ' 7' I' h- nc' NI XR 0 ON Sllfh Xlllllllll In SOPHONIOHI S lk ss 11 1 ss 1111-111 ll 1 lXtl x f 1 1 1 ng 11sl1 lllll 1 N 1 X 11114111 1 11 1 1 ll X1 1111s, Klux lOl111sO11 UNI I HI l Ill UO! 1XN fllllY l 1111 I O Sophomores OFF1C11Rs Pres1dent RAYMOND NASH VICC Presldent ROBERT CROCKILTT Secretary ANNA LUCHS Treasurer LYDIA FISCHER Class Edltor GOLD112 COOK Class Adv1sor MISS SMITH Class Flower Red Carnatzon Class Colors Blue and Szlver Class Motto Omrzza Vzrzczt Pura 11114 11l11 Iwo ' 70 1 1' . ' , . r I l lixi' Huw Blix: S11'll. Clam' .ll 'Q ll tl Ii- 'l,', l.y1111 H11g,1-111z111, Lucill- D1-Ty, X :'l:1 Nl: all, IU- 'll liirkc-1111-i1', Lydia Fiscllvr, 3121111111 .luflull rch, 1 rthur I - ill . S1:1l11N11 Huw Olivills- Fiscll. Ifllllllil Luvhs, Blalrdzl Maya-1', Robert I11'ock4'it, ,Xllllil l.ll1'llS, Olin XYil -. Kl1l1li1- 11111 k. XYilliz ll . lz .' . Q . it . F11 ll nv lisll A' XVI ilv, liz1y11111111l Nash, listl -' NY l, Paul H1 ':1l'ri, 011:11 Spvrk, May I va y. .MV 2 5 lh. it! ' ' ' ll I1 11111 Sophomores All tnis talk about fine pe sonality di tinction originality philosophical minds yetseyeranee endutanee and ft hundred and one other things is all right in its place hut everyone does not possess all of these y ery necessary qualities Therefore th class of 14523 is worthy of notice lt is one of a few exceptions to thi rule Of course each member hasnt all of tnese b'essings but they are all eontamed in the total membership of the cla s Ask the faculty if you are doubtful Some one a ks XX heies the personality The 'answer to that is so slmpl tfftt the impression is left that he who hts asked it is yely ignorant Lynn Hag, n en has personality He is so generous that he even shines it with the whole ell the class to that very hmnoi lhle title No one doubts th lf the ela s has otigimlity lt is ot necessary for that has long been 1 known faet Otto Xlfitte is the soure of much of this Raymond Na h has more philosophy than this whole class ha need of so that we e'1n contribute some to the Freshmen Raymond is destined aceoidmg to the stars to become as famous a philosopher as Aristotle The Sopho more manual training boys haye that which is known as perseveranee ln fact they haye their own share and a part of the Seniors which tne latter lost during th heat of last summer yaeation The guls basketball tean has enduranee It a positiye necessity that it should haye Thus who can doubt that the Sophomore etass is unexcelled' Alas' alas' for each other class If this one should lese one memb r For the hundred and one tnmgs m are it e mmm XX ill he needed n xt September Pl x film I I Si.l'I .Y Iwi' Nl .X lf H U X '2 l ,',..Ls f xx' 37 - xy C 3 I Ls 'L I - . ' F w Q X K , . k A xi. H V N N A . x . A if X ' V . - 2: 1: N ' 'K ' , . fe- . t x- fx- 4 ' V. T s 'S vs x s s - x- f s s s x- 2 - sk- ' ' s s - 2 :gg- And distinction 7' chimes in some one else. The girls' baseball team entitlgs if n X ff: ', f c cf K ' f fc X , Yi T if ' f sf as '. I s sl ' S s s s- x 1 1 'C sf ' s W V: v L ' In I L 5 H F N I Y 1 v - 5 ' N ' . ' . A c- : 5 is . ' ' ' Q . ' . , . A H H X . H ' ' 5 1 - ' 'C .' :Q Gr .nn-1 Conti '23, ' , ' 'I'11w'1l11- lirw' 1 811111 X11111I111 I Rl SHNII X lk x ll 1 mc nu mn lnx uxxll x fluss l1l111s cuxn 1 1 s 1 1 11 sl11u1..l nn u 1 1 llsnnls 1 lm lb Ill x N 'll S uh: IIINS ox 1 Xll 1 s 44 llllssll Freshmen C1 ASQ O1 TICFRQ Presldent GFORGE BURNFLL Secretary Mn DRED WALDRON Treasurer L1NN SHROCK Class Edltor ANNA BAUMGARTNFR Class Advrsor MR DAVIS QDUKFP Class Motto Work Wzns Evervthmq Class Colors Purple 111zdG11ld P11111 1111111111 1111 NIAI DUN '21 ,' 1' lhg' liux' Nlil l'1-ll NY:nlllrm, Gt'Ul'gt' Illll'lll'll, Mall -l llu ', Lillian llnll: ul, lizul 'gn If ' -rg Mr. lin 'im I . '.'lll'. 1 I NN V4 Ili1' l I'1'llvlI. lillii 311011. NY1ll'- Arll: fl. An '- lla n n1r:n'tn1-r. Ile-I-n ' xvL Il0ll tiny, Lynn Sh' 'k. llnr thy Sl. .lol . l-'lrn'l-n1'1- IVUH-', Gcn1'g.,': M1-yn-rs, IM-:ln Inj llzun 11' xplm-y. llc . 1' lim' ,xI'I'l'2llllil I'z nn-, liznrnn-sl lim-llw, ilznzvl M1-'k.', lfl'1-1l Spring, l.illi:ln Mn'-lv, llil-I. cc ' ' xv , ' ' I-' ll S llz Xllllllill qt Freshmen 'U 'U On tho seventh day of September nineteen hundred and twenty thirty seven of u very green but bright looking children for the first time entered M H S with the determined to study and be happy But sad to say we were treated very eoldly by the upper classes until they discoyered how brilliant we really were l pite ol our lowly beginning however remember our names and from whence wc come as in ome future time you may read of us and learn what we have ehos n fci our vocations in life which will be somewhat like the following Lillian Hubbard is the world s greatest mathematician Arieatha Kanne was elected the First woman president of the United States Mildred Waldron has resigned her position as chief of police Xll allie Ashpaugh is a successful actor Mr Dean Snyder of the Milwaukie Bakery was arrested by Sheriff L Shioek on account of profiteermg He was fined five dollars by judge F Spring Dan Crossley and Russel Giel are completing the new school house at Mil waukie The first teachers are to be Vernie French and Dorothy St johns Finest Hazel Meeks is the principal of one of our leading western colleges Mabel Howe the well known actress las retired Mr jiggs was taken to the hospital following a beating received from his wile whom we knew as Fllis Sloop Helen Dennis is the pilot of an aeroplane owned by Georgia Meyers Vernon Coy and Kathryne Fowler are trayeling oyer the United States tryin, to make the people see the necessity of adopting the Blue Laws The new Erigli h hooks written by Dave Klllgreen are now ready toi publication Florence Kelly and Lillian Ameele will start on the delayed trip to Africa is missionaries Annie Baumgartner is an inmate of the insane asylum George Burnell is a minister Mr Davis has received the worlds prize for having painted the most comical picture entitled The Freshman s First Day at School Inn lllllllll 1111 Ni-1' N Nl.Xl mx '21 Q y . , . my . , ' , ' ' S ' . ' ' 'e . , 4 - ' ', c ' T X A ' . ' ' ' A' ' ' ' 5 I I ' Y. . 'Q , ' f . 'Q .' ' Raethe is to be principal and Zonald Wills, janitor. v ' Thx i I - . Y ' I ' .t X T' ' ' .Q I li, V ' f ' w 1- ' r' U , v D ' 11 I S 3 V x . ' -W2 2 's K y -. 'S ' e ' s 'A s s k- v l ,VHP K J 811111 XHIHIHI Dramaucs AcT l Seem 1 ln Cloudland near the palace ol St Valentnne C1 1 Scene 2 Garden scene Cast of Characters St Valentme MHYVIH Shrock Prlnce Charmmg Arthur johnston Cupxd Esther Whxte Queen of Tarts Anona Flsch ack Alton Bassett Hazel Ashpaugh Puck Ralph Gledhlll Maid Molly Alma Lewls Father Edwm Tapfer Mother Beatrlce Cederson Nanette Opal Dowling Coquette Mlldred Waldron Sally Amy johnson jane Dons Day Prmce Charmmg was glven by the muslc class of the Hlgh School under the superxlslon of Mlss Gregory The operetta was very well attended One hundred twenty seven dollars and f1ftyf1ve cents was the total for the two performances The proceeds are to be used for the school paper THE MAROON THE SPELL OF THE INLAGE Cast of Characters PROLOGUE The Host Raymond Nash Phyllls Castleman Dorxs Day Lord Burlelgh Kenneth Blrkemelr A Servmg Mald Ethel Vatnsdal Rupert Huntley Arthur Smith A Gypsy Dulcle Weller Dancers Vern Rosen W1ll1am Adams Kenneth Blrkememr Lrlllan Howells and Rose Shmdler Kltty Aldrlch Bellnda Mrs Brecklnrldge Phyllls Aldrlch Carolyn Alexander Macdonald Dunbar john Harlan THE PLAY Hazel Ashpaugh Mrs Van Alstyne Bessle Sharrow Anona Fnsch Terrence Donovan Arthur johnston Allce Tracy Ted Alton Bassett joyce Prescott Lester Ross Carl WIISOH Alma LCWIS Fredrlcka Farr Amy johnson Marvln Shrock Burton Mathews Darwm Smlth Edwm Tapfer Henry Carter Fred Flscher The Senlors wrll present The Spell of the Image on the evenmgs of May 12th and 13th at the Clty Hall The proceeds wlll be used for the Semor tmp Page 1 :newly su Nl.XIft ox '21 1 O A UU A ' ' : . f 1 ju , ............ 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Sllfll xlllllllll H1 'ky B Vxlxl IBXI I flBl S GIPIS Athletlcs Agam Mnlwaukle gxrls donned the1r basketball togs and showed us some of the famous Mllwaukle flght The games played thls season were all stickers and lt took all the pep and courage the team could master to hold the1r own Dld they do lt' Ill say they dld' Although the scores of the games were not as good to look at as they were last year our gxrls certamly deserve a great deal of pralse for the excellent flght they gave the opposmg team The best of lt was they always more the1r best Sunday go to meetmg smnles even though they dldnt carry off the honors of the game The g1rls who played opposxte the regular team on practuce nights deserve much credlt for the flery flght they put up agamst thelr opponents Practlces were lxvely and full of pep and lt certamly helped to develop a stronger and better team The gurls on the regular team were Anona Flsch Hazel Ashpaugh Doris Day Beatrice Cederson Alma Lewls Amy johnson Mae Grasle and Ellls Sloop Mzlzvaukze I3 Beaverton II The Nlllwaukle Beaverton game was out first game and such a thrlllerl How the baskets slld from slde to slde f1rstMxlwauk1e then Beaverton The last whlstle blew and the scorekeeper called Tue Fnve more mlnutes to fmlsh rn and a plendld fneld basket by our old stand by Nome Thus game afforded the onlookers more than one thrlll Those who played were Nonle and Hazel forwards DOFIS center Alma and Amy guards ljllljl 11111 llfll 51 van gggggg My g g MAI ox '21 c 'a ' Z Q ul 1 1 I ' . , . I Slang tiruslt-, lit-zllricu 111-dt-rsmm, Bliss Ilu 4-r, Bliss Sh-cle, lillis Sloop, Olivim- lfisch, Doris Daly, All 1 I.t'w'.', Amy JUIIIISUII, Allilllil Fist-lx, lla:-l 4XSlllHlllgll o , o . . . . H . ,, ' ! . ,K , . 3 . . . . , V ' ' ' 1 ' : . ' , , , l 1 7 ' ' J M . ,, . . . . . , . S . . - . . ' . . ' ' Z , Q y ' X S Y - Nl XR I JN Sllfh XIIIIIIHI Washougal 12 Mzlwxukze 10 This game was the fxrst to be played on an opponents floor lf two of our regular play ers had arrlved at the flrst of the game Washougal would have been shown some real ftght There happened to be only one sub at the game and for a few mmutes evervthmg looked dark for Nlnlwaukxe At the last mmute a mem ber of our second team was dlscovered among the onlookers and the game b gan Both girls dld marvelously well consxdermg they had never played on the regular team before The glrls who deserve spectal mentxon were Etleen Ktleen and l-sther Whtte The others who played were Nome Beatrice Dorxs Amy Alma and Hazel Hubbard 79 Mllwaukle 17 Of course th1s game was not such a success as far as scores go but our guls gaxe Hubbard a struggle for the points they scored Hubbard had a wmnmg team and they admrtted they had a hard flght even though they dtd make so many taskets The gurls lmc up was Nome and Peggy forwards Dorxs center Alma and Amy guards Mzlwaukze 29 Camas 28 Thus game played at Camas Washmgton was the pepplest one of the season Both teams showed wonderful team work and the way the ball flew from one goal to the other made the spectators falrly hold their breath There was an entlrely dtfferent lme up for thls game Nome and Peggy played forwards B atrlce center Alma runmng center Amy and Mae as guards Thts was Nlaes first game but she showed that she was perfectly capable of fnllmg the job Hubbard 43 Mzlwaukze Io Thls game proved to be better than was antlclpated from the results of the game play ed at Mllwaukle The glrls played a good fast game and succeeded ln brmgmg Hubbard down to the lowest score they had made this season The lme up was as follows Nome and Peggy forwards Beatrrce center Alma and Elhs guards Multnomah 78 Mzlwaukle 27 ln order to have a llttle more excltement the gurls played the Nlultnomah Ama teur Athletxc Club As one of our coaches Mlss Hunter was a member of the opposlte sxde xt helped to Increase the excitement of the game lt was an even game all the way through and lt was not unt1l the fmal whlstle blew that the decldlng l-asket was shot by Multnomah Those who played were Nome and Peggy for wards Doris center for half the game and Beatrice center for the other half Alma and Amy guards and Ollvme as sub Beaverton 35 Mllwaukze I3 Thrs seemed to be ymx mght for the team all rlght The ball just slmply refused to go mto the basket for elther Nome or Peggy The glrls who played were Peggy and Nome, forwards, DOFIS, center, Beatrlce, runnmg center, Alma guard, and Amy guard for one half and Mae for the rest P11110 7 llll'lIfl1 vlqhi tc ' W1 .' 1 . . , Q V . . 7 v - v v . 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U.. . ,, . . . t . 111 XIIIIIIH Mzlztaultze I9 Multrznmtzh 17 The glrls showed Multnomah some real playmg m thts game The gurls all played hard and managed to make the last basket that declded the game just as the last whlstle sounded Those on the team were Nome and Peggy forwards Dorn center Beatrrce runmng center Alma and Amy guards INTER CLASS GAMES There were several yery excltlng mter class games held durmg the season The school recelved a real thrlll when nt wltnessed these games The team work on the different class teams was remarkable Fvery game was fast and furrous and If y as only IH the last mmute of play that the frnal score was made The games were n en Freshman Crammer School THE PLAYERS Nome Anona Flsch our captam sure knows how to throw a wlcked basket If II were not for our old stand bv we d be out of luck Peggy Hazel Ashpaugh the pep of the basketball team was always on deck Sh seemed to know just how to glve the ball the rlght toss to make a basket Dons Dorls Day our center was rxght there when lf came to knockln the ball ovey her opponent s head and passmg the ball the rlght way Bee Beatrlce Cederson who also play ed center has em all beat for speed and b mv able to cover the whole floor at once Alma Alma Lewls the guard wlth lots of pep sure knows how to treat em rough She can t be out done when If comes to bemg speedv Pznlcy Amy johnson another guard who played a fast and furlous game sure can make em stand aslde when they try to get ln her way Ell s hllls Sloop play ed a yyonderful game as guard Next year you just watch er n ake the rest of the team take notlce Olwzrzc Ohylne Flsch was only a sub th1s yea but next year by all appearances s e vy ll wm all her slster s laurels COACHFS Mxss Hunter and Mlss Steele spent many long hours drxllmg the glrls fot a successful season They deserye all the credlt for the excellent matertal they turned out l'uqt' 1lUl'lI1Il mm' 153-Aglgggjgr' gggggg gg gg ggggg g g g g gg gg ggyl .y li 0 ty N '2 1 . y F. M I : . YY 5: .Sw 2 ' . ' - 1 f, -. jr! ks ' g ' - . Q -A x: Freshmen-Sophomore, Sophomore-Senior, Senior-Miscellaneous, Sophomore-Fresh- fi' , . - 1 . c , , . , , . e . I . , . - V 1, 7 V ' . V y V. I Y i ' 'A , , . I 4 , . ' 5 h 1 ' . R 0 O N 811111 Xlllllbll B XSKI IBAII BOXS x nut 1 1 um m ll nu I um Hill K hut lim ll 1 X uns Olin NN 1 Boys Athletlcs BASKETBALL M H S has agam put forth a basketball team whlch has undoubtedly b en 1 su cess The outlook at the begmnmg of the year was not very brlght smce only four games were scheduled and consequently thls left a good many dates unflll d between games Later ln the year these dates were fllled w1th Washington tea'ns and although we lost much beneflt was derlved from them and they no doubt helped us ln our other contests Three major reasons why Nlllwaukle had a good basketball team are the back mg supplled by the school durlng the whole season the pep and teamwork alway evldent and malntalned 1n the team ltself at any tlme or place and last but not l ast tne SCFVICGS of Nlr Davis as coach He was always ready to help or advls any member of the team and dld hrs best to develop a wlnnmg team for Nlllwaukle Hngh Next year s team w1ll have only two letter men out but rf some of the rooks keep lmprovmg at thus vears rate a future team may be looked for that wlll delrver the goods THE GAMES Mzlwaultze 27, Beaverton 22, at Mzlwaukze Everyone wanted to start the season cut r1ght and the team wantmg to start out rlght too put If across Mzlwaukze 40 Hubbard 22, at Mzlwaukze Hubbard was an easy mark Indeed for the Nlxlwaukxe guards and thls coupled wlth the far supernor basket shooting of the Mllwaukle forwards proved to Hubbard that lt was good mght game Page 11111111 MA .' '21 l' -' I le ' 7 sa M. 7 1 s! y '- X ' ' Mr. Dan 'is, lit- -tl liirk -mm-i1'l', lid 'I'n1 l'-', M: ' n Shl'lN'k, l Ill' Sn ' , l 0 - ' I' 'k4'1l. XX'il 'un l tl: Q, 4 'ill' , o . . . . A I S 1 C L . , . . 3 , l - Q , Y x . . . D , - . . . 5 Q ., c , - , c . , . . . . . S V , . . ,, 7 .f 7 . . . , n . Al ' YY I T N 7 , . 7 ' 3 1 b T7 - lr - H Srrlh Xunrbt 1 U Mzlwaukze 21 Beaverton 17 at Beaverton Again Beaverton tasted defeat and although the frrst half ended rn a tre our tossers led the rest of the game Mzlwaukze 9 Hubbard rr, at Hubbard Our confidence the absence of a competent referee and the condrtron of th court proved our undoing GAMES WITH WASHINGTON TEAMS Mzlwaukze 8 Washouval 20 at Washougal The weight of Washougal s team together wrth their having a large floor put us rn a background of rather dark color Mzlwaukze 14 Camas 29 at Camas For the second trme a Washington team took away the honors but this game was played on a Saturday and our players had been working all day and by the trnre they reached Camas they were about all rn Mzlwaukze I5 Camas 30 at Mrlwaukre When thrs game was arranged we hoped to ditch our bad luck but rt evidently had persistent qualrtres We must admrt trat Camas had a good team THE PLAYE RS Captain Dar Smith was at hrs best thrs year and hrs services always exceeded what was expected of hrm rn both quantity nd quality lf you are lookrng for a star basketball player we recommend Brll Adams who knows how to keep the scorekeepers as well as his opponent busy Another example of a real player rs Marvin Shrock at center who could pass as an essentral part of any team thrs year we have hopes of hrs remaining wrth us for an unspecified length of trme A second Stonewall jackson rs found rn Otto Wrtte as guard and unless death or hrs paSt overtake hrm he wrll be wrth Us next year Srnce thrs was hrs frrst year out for basketball Kenneth Brrkemerr drd not get much chance to show off rn a game but wrth next season s practrce there rs no doubt as to hrs abrlrtres rn basketball Bob Crockett and Art Smith are two more young ones who wrll have more of an opportunrty next year to show what they can do INTFR Cr ASS CoNTrsTs Several rnter class contests were held between the Frosh Sophs and S nrors the junior class not competing because they drd not have enough players to make a team The frrst game was between the Sophs and Freshmen the former wrnnrng 30 to 3 Next the Sophs were defeated by the Scnrors rn a hotly contested game by the score of I5 to I4 Another game was arranged between the Sophs and Frosh and agarn the Sophs won at to 1 Much rnterest was aroused rn a contest between the Seniors and Sophs becau e the basketball season had rnterwened between thrs and the last one and all the players were fed up wrth practrce The Seniors kept ahead during the whole game and frnally won by two pornts 1 to 5 Page 1 hrrly om r' MAH UN '21 J V . ' y 'y . V , . . S I I I b 7 , , J ! . . , J . . P Ed Tapfer can compete with any lively forward and, although he is a Senior , . ' - , , S ' , . ' . .Q ' ' . 7 . Q . . 5 S v pn 1' QAWW 271 nv Y Y i Y V jvlmih NIIIIQVP1 Md B XSI B411 BOXS IX l C IINXIII Illl fllll l N 11 1 ll XN1llx Xshpllgh 1111 Nm BASEBALL Last year baseball d1d not appear 1n the MARooN because that paper was pub l1shed too soon Last years batt1ng averages are as follows Pct 7 Henry Stevens c Art johnston p Dar Sm1th 2b Ed Tapfer 3b B111 Adams ss Bob Goetz rf D1ck Adams cf Shm Adams lf R Crockett sub G Nlerr1ot sub A Green sub AB Atbat H H1ts Pt Percentage IX letter men appeared th1s year and through the efforts of Nlr Perry were turned 1nto a lTll11lOl'l dollar 1nf1eld The rest of the team lS composed of a jumor and two rooks who are domg some great playmg Only four games were scheduled and we lost the f1rst two Smce the others haxe not been played there lS noth1ng to tell whether we w1ll WIN or not However the WISE ones say that the dope IS 1n our favor and Oulja says the same thmg so we are begmnmg to th1nk that lf can be done 1f we work a l1ttle b1t Pnqf 71111111 111 W- , 3 . . . 1 gy ' W ir-I V I.:-ft to right. 11:11-It row--Mr. IJ: 'is.l ljllililllz 1211111-rt llrrvklttg D: ' S 'll1, cup 1' 1 Elvin 'l':1pl'1'1. Blimlllla- row- Blznrvi Slxrockg XVII . Amlulns. Front row- GK'lll'l2Ql' lfll1'llI' , ': L' 1 .' 2 l 1 .Xrtl ' .' ith, A. B. H. . , . ..,...........,......... 24 7 .292 , . .......................... 24 7 .292 Marvin Shrock, lb. ..............,......... 20 3 .150 ' , . ........................... 26 6 .230 , . .......,................... 12 5 .417 ' , . ........................... 23 7 .304 . . ............................ 18 2 .1 1 1 ' , . ......... ................. 1 8 6 .333 ' , . .......................... 18 8 .445 . , . ,............ ..,......... 1 1 3 .273 . ' , . .......................... 7 1 .143 . , . ........................... 3 1 .333 3 . .4 3 .f ' 3 c .A . S' ' . 1 . ' v - H1 Sllfll Xuniln 1 0 THE GAMES Mzlnaullze 2 Canby II at Mzlwaukze In the first inning Canby obtained only one run and this was equaled with the home run made by Ed but from then on Nlilwaukie was held down while Canby kept on bringing in runs at the rate of one or two an inning Our weakness was in hitting and errors especially in hitting and Eds home run was the only thing of any account done by Nlllwaukle Mzlwclukze 9 Molallcl II at Mzlwaukze IVIolalla started right out with a lead of four runs in the first inning and l though Nlilwaukie played good ball they were unable to overcome this lead For practice the town team was played and beaten after an extra inning had been played by the score of 7 to tn Another contest was held with Commerce High of Portland m which Dick Adams pitcher obtained sixteen strike outs and the only hit in the game against two strike outs and two hits for Commerc We feel assured that we will defeat them in another game that has been arranged for some future date THE PLAYERS As catcher and heavy hitter we have Ed Tapfer and although he drives a Ford there is really nothing cheap about him Dick Adams is tossmg for M H S this year and as an example of his skill w struck out sixteen men If he leaves us this year which we are not sure of it will leave us in somewhat of a hole This is Bill Adams second year af shortstop Come out and watch him its really worth seemg Never a one gets through and the hotter they are the better he likes em On first we fmd Marvin Shrock the only human fence now in existence I-Ie gets after any wild throw and makes it come down where it can be of some use The captain and second baseman is Dar Smith whose baseball playmg far exceeds his size Bob Crockett on third base is stopping all that come his way and is also right there when it comes to batting In right field is Art Smith who can catch anythmg that goes in one direction that direction being down Although Wally Ashpaugh is a rook you could never guess it if you judged htm on his baseball merits Everyone is glad that his batting average is not his English grade Georgie Burnell the other rook playmg in left field is a second Ty Cobb and will probably make an excellent infielder next year Otto Witte makes up twice over in the outfield what he loses at bat Great things will be expected of him next year TENNIS A tennis club has been organized and the court is being repaired by them for use Elimination contests will probably be held to determine the best player and a prize given TRACK Nothmg has been done this year in track but there is p enty of material to choose from to form an excellent track team Last year Nlilwaukie placed second in the meet held at Gladstone with Art Johnston taking first place in the half mile P11111 7 lllllll HIIEL .' V NIAII ON '21 . Y F. . . , . , , I 7 . . J ! . . . . . . v 3 - , . v I v , ' ' 1 , . offer his record in a game with Commerce in which he allowed but two hits and - ' I Y Y . . . , . . , . , ' v tt iv . ' in vv. V - - - - . . . I . A . I H ,, . . . . V Y Y Y . . . . , . L, E G L 811111 Numlnl Arrival SN.Xl'SHH'l'S Encjllsh ch:-ar' ..,,.f...,.-,-W.,,...,,-M .. W , . ,M , Page TI11'1'ly-fun: Nllfll Num! Some Out' Hula Eessme and her Crank ' DE.A N'S DA iD Star' Student? ,, .XINH lhryw 'I'I1irI,1- R 0 O X Sllfll Nzunbu Edltorlal BRIEF SURVEY AND OUTLOOK The nmth year of work ln the Mllwaukle Hugh School IS ended and the record made by the students whatever lt as must remam and doubtless wxll have a b armg on the hfe and conduct of the students durmg the later years lt may be well at thls tnne to take a brlef survey of the work of the past year followed by a look mto th future The Nlllwaukle Hlgh School lS staadardlzed and complies with the requlre ments of the state The lnstructors are competent and the relations between students and teachers have been pleasant and cordlal The School Board has manifested a deep mterest m the school and has contrlbuted xts part m makmg the school year fl success ln every way posslble Comparlson wlth other years would be out of place and lt IS sufflclent to say that the records of work done by the students m thelr studles has been of an excell nt twenty completes the course thls year and wlth d1pl0ma ln hand w1ll go forth to higher schools of learnmg or at once take thelr place ln the actlvxtles of llfe School spmt has been excellent throughout the year Two plays glven by the school durmv the year were of a pleasing character and largely attended Basketball and baseball teams were orgamzed and played numerous games wlth teams of other schools makmg a commendable showmg by games worm Even though they d1d not w1n 1n every contest yet they had the feelmg of satlsfactlon that they had played faxr and done thelr best The Mllwaukle I-llgh School has a splendid outlook and many opportumtl s bemg m a growlng commumty and lf Its standlng lS to be mamtamed and lf lf IS to compete successfully with other hlgh schools the best equlpment possible must b furnlshed The tlme calls for a modern gy mnasxum a well furnlshed laboratory and an ample audltorlum so that the students may have advantages equal to that p o vxded ln many other high schools of the state THE MAROON the annual school pub llcatlon now glves to the publlc an ldea of the llterary phase of school llfe and glv s the flnlshmg touch to the school year fFznzsj BY THE EDITOR UUUU We the edltors offer thxs as the Mllwaukle Hlgh School s Slxth Annual W offer lf for the readers approval with the knowledge that lf an honest and slncere attempt to make anythmg a success w1ll make lt so thus annual will be a succ ss and after all the true measure of success lS whether one has done one s best or not Advertlsmg has been more dlffrcult to obtam thxs year than lt has been m prevlous years and the assurance that the student body funds were at the staffs dlsposal should any deflclt arlse has done a great deal for the annual both m encouraglng the staff and domg away wlth the worry whlch mlght have been that the annual could not be publlshed through lack of fmanclal resources However one should not lmply from th1s that support from busmess flrms wlthln our reach has been lackmg for they supported our efforts ln a most prac tlcal and pralseworthy manner We wxsh to assure them that they, ln turn, wrll be remembered by us ln an equally practlcal manner R W GLEDHILL, '22 Puqf' I hnlu su MOB SQ SQL S B to so E S East 52' O O U U A I . . l . , . ., - 7 7 V S , e l U A , - . . . . . . 4 character, showing faithful work done by both student and teacher. A class of ! 7 . .D 7 . Y 3 V . . . . S - ' v ' v . Y ' , . N, . . . . U , . Z e . V . . Y . . S 5 9 9 ' 7 ' Y Y 7 Y Y 'Ill .YIlllIIll' . . I .' - SOC1CtY Thus year has been a very successful on for all socxal aetlvltles All the classes have put forth thelr efforts to make lt so FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman mltlatton gtven by the members of the three upper class s was put through wlth pep The Freshman Class and new members of the faculty were all good sports wlth no slackers and they took the pamtmg bxandmg raw oysters nd other forms of torture wlth a smlle As the Freshmen were mere mfants and lf was just before retlrlng lt was deemed wlse to glve them only graham crackers atd mllk However the upper classmen enjoyed cake and 1ce cream In appreclatlon of the mmatlon the Fxeshmen gave the school a party The evenmg was enjoyed by all Refreshments of lee cream cake and chocolate wete served As a reward for wmnmg the magazine subscrlptlon drlve the school gave the vlctorlous Freshmen a party The mam ev nts of the evenmg were the two basket ball games between the Semor and Sophomore boys and glrls The Freshmen gave a party l'l honor of the faeulty and Semors The Fresh n en doubted the ablllty of thelr guest when tt came to thlnkmg so the games con showed artlstlc abtllty SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores enteltamed IH the ealeterla shortly after the Chrlstmas vaea tu 1 Btds were jssued by the members ard about twenty two were present A enjoyable evenmg was spent by all Refreshments of cake and clder were serv d JUNIOR eLAss A hard ttmes Hallowe en party was glven by the jumors ln the cafeteria The eostumes worn were aprons and overalls The old class members were mvlted The lunch conslsted of pumpkm ple doughnuts and cxder The junlor class has not been able to have as many parties as If would llke ovvmg to the faet that tt ts a small class ani lf has to save tts money for the Jlll'll0I' SPHIOI' reeeptlon The Semor class IS assured of a good tlme on that occasion however SENIOR CLASS A blrthdav surprlse party was glv en m honor of Arthur Johnston at hls home bv hjs clas mates All present enjoyed the games A luneh of cake plckles and ehccolate was served I'uqf H1111 vt 111 S11 I' NIXIHUN fl O U U 7 Y 'A ' 7 ' . ' . P X . . Y . S S X . . . ' - sisted mostly of games for the development of the brain. Their refreshments 'll . ' , Q . - . n ' ' ' ' e . f ' ' e . 'I I T I 'ex .T :ei .-' . T e Vx l .T l ' W 7 4 'II I1 As H1lloxxL Lll tlllll, Lalls lor masquLradL thL SUIIOIN gaxe one at the l'l0lllL of oxLL PILNLOII Manx unrque and prLttx LostumLs wLrc worn GamLs xsLrL plnLd and rclreshments of frrecl ClllCkC.I1 sandmLhLs pumpkrm pre and LhoL0latL xxLrL sLlwLLl lL Lnls 0 HL LlllOl' L ass QHXL t1L lroxs a L xp L11 Nam ThL gnls too thL part ol thL hors rn Lalllllg for and takrng., llOl1lk, thbll partners ThL pam was a success Fllll. SLHIOIN Lntertamed the LIITIOTS wth a party at the sLh0ol hous Manx Lrvcd rlllk. Lxcnmg closed wth LVCIBOHL Jomrng rn the Vngmra Reel A surprr L hnthday partx was given to Anonl l lSLl'l at l'll.l ll0lllL NLw Qcll1lLN WLlL lllll0LlLlk,Ld and 1 good tnnL enjoy j hy 1 lunL1 0 1Lllo L1kL a Ll 0L0l1tL w is SLlVLd lhL qLl'll0lS gavc thL wh0lL Lhool a hard fllllLS pntx ThL LostumLs surLlx frm Ld tm hL hard t1mLs affarrs A dclrghtlul t1mL was LIIJON Ld bx all COOKING CLASS lhL Cookrng Llass gaxe a party to thc Manual lrfnnrng hoxs m apprccmtron Ll thL Ll'llllN thu made The gjrrls prLp1rLd thL lunch ol orangL she1bLrt sand mLhLs 'md L00klCb mix X Puqr' l'l11llr141qI1I Nl ,X li U U N 'Z l Simi Xllllllrrw L' K rX'x l 5 x i 4 L' x4 xi u x ' 'Q 'X x x w :als K -s.'- S w ' ' s V K ,'s as-W 't ' V s s L 'l'lrg q l' IXSX' Nl 'H lxz,Yw'l k L . ' N it ' y ' I '- y u m'- - S. A I - 1, ck, games were played and refreshments of salad, crackers, cake, and punch were QL- Q. . ' L lvw ' S V' X -y w ' ' ' ' A- . ' ' X- . K ' - -' e' r.ll. A rl fe , nd I ' 2 ' 'ZQQX' ' . ,A ,N i . - , ' X-' ' 5. x ' ' ' X .S 1 ' vs V . 3' , W 2'- .iv ,. , 7' 5. .X VL - L s ' L s Q - w 1 L- - 'lx XLR, C s . N. 1' 2 3 Szxlh Xumlnl H DIN I Y If smn lllllzlu llummu lmxt Rov ll un IS ll 1 u out lstl I lu 1211.811 an One of the ways a school has of showmg school splrlt IS by havmg a large student body and as Mnlwaukne Hlgh School has such large percentage of students belonging to student body, we are justlfxed nn callmg It a peppy ' school llilljl lhuly nun .' MAI NDN '21 S'l'l'I 2. l' SOD OFF IICIRS liuzu How -lill 'l'upI'cr, 1':'vxifIml,' Arthur Smith, Tl'l'1lSIll'l'l'j Marvin, Yell Lcurlvr,' .Xrllxur John- .'tJ , . ' A' . , F . ' '- .xllli L -I .', S '.'l l 1'y,' All 1 'l , - ' I ' I. Q '. . . , . . x . . . . . . . A, , NI A It 0 0 N '2 1 Sirlh Xrrrrrlrvr' Lrterary UU A PECULIAR BEAR HUNT A clrck of a gate and a yell told that Frank Vroman had just come home from school Mother mother' crred Frank here rs a letter from uncle Bob and he wants me to come up and vrsrt hrm at the farm durrng my vacatron He says there are lots of bears and for me to be sure to brrng my gun May I go mother? Please let me he pleaded Yes Frank you shall go as soon as school rs out for I thrnk rt wrll do you good Wrth a yell and a bound Frank landed outsrde to run and tell hrs frrends of hrs wonderful news For the next two weeks he read artrcles on how to krll bears for he had resolv d to come back loaded wrth bear hrdes Now Frank was only erght years old and hrs hrghest powered gun was an arr rrfle but nevertheless he was determrned to get some bears On the day set for hrs departure he was very excrted and ran around gatherrng rn varrous old treasures whrch he belreved would be of some help and comfort When Frank arrrved at the end of hrs journey on the tram hrs uncle met hrm and as they traveled up the mountarn Frank was amazed at seerng the large trees rn the valley below From the day of hrs arrrval everythrng around the farm that had any lrfe was a bear to hrm Horses cows chrckens and other anrmals and fowls suffered the furrous onslaught of hrs repeatrng arr rrfle One day as Frank was behrnd the barn huntrng he came across somethrng that made hrs heart leap rnto hrs mouth For the re rrght by the chrcken house rn plarn vrew of the now shrverrng lad was a brg black most ferocrous lookrng bear cub After one look and a good swallow Frank scooted for the house wrth all hrs mrght to get hrs uncle Hrs aunt seerng hrm comrng at such a rate of speed opened the door and was shocked to see how whrte he was Why Frank what has happened? asked the much frrghtened aunt O nothrng aunty only where rs uncle he crred at the srght of hrs uncle rn the front yard Get your gun qurck' There s a brg bear out by the chrcken house' Before hrs uncle had trme to reply Frank was out after the cub He went to the corner of the barn and seerng that the bear had gone over by the old wood prle he followed rn order to get a closer and better shot Takrng careful arm he frred wrth hrs arr rrfle just after the shot the cub stooped down as rf he were gorng to crawl rnto a hole under the wood prle and Frank thrnkrng he had krlled rt ran forward to get hrs prrze Come back here Frank' crred hrs uncle for he had come up rn trme to see the shootrng You haven t krlled that anrmal and besrdes rt s a I got rt' I got rt' crred Frank not heedrng the warnrng Im gorng to have a parlor rug made out of hrs skrn for mother' He had come upon hrs prrze and reached down to prck rt up When alas' poor Frank was suddenly overwhelmed by a most terrrble odor He beat a hasty retreat but that dreadful odor followed hrm He was very much embarrassed when he saw hrs uncle porntrng hrs frnger rrght at hrm and Iaughrng as though he had hysterrcs and Frank felt no better when hrs uncle told hrm that hrs great brg black ferocrous bear cub was a beautrful skunk HELEN DENNIS Pay! 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' 1 1 1 1 l 4' r Sllfh XIIIIIIMI 0 THE REASON Albert Hanson was an unusually brlght boy In grammar school he always made the best grades and as a Freshman at Fremont Hugh he had passed hls flrst semester wxth ease He let up llttle by llttle untll some mornmgs he was unable to reclte ln class H1s cousm Don went to college and to Al college was the beglnnlng of l1fe He worshlped Don and because Don was the star forward on the college basketball team he was also used as an ldol When the tlme arrlved ln which the college was to play thelr great rlval Hull Academy Al was seated m the front row of the balcony overlooklng the court Don was to play and Al awalted the commg contest with greatest expectatlons Tlme was called The game began and amld much yellmg Hull scored flr t Don played so well that at the end of the flrst half he secured two field baskets whlch wlth hls team mates one gave them a lead of four pomts over Hull The second half began but Don dld not play well and soon began to show slgns of weakenlng In fact Hull managed to get two baskets and one foul before the last half was well started Then for a t1me the score remamed the same Hull sensed that the half was nearly over and sought to mcrease themr lead untll fmally one of the guards grew reckless and charged A foul was called and Don who could make a free throw nme tlmes out of ten took hls place at the free throw lm For a moment there was a dreadful snlence The ball struck the basket s edge hesl tated and fmally fell outslde the basket The whistle blew Hull had won Al went home and began readlng After half an hour had passed Don en tered and sat down wearlly on a chaxr Neither spoke and later they passed out to supper Al placed hxs hand on Don s shoulder and sald Tough luck to get beat this would have been our sixth year straight if we had won Don sald nothlng so they went the rest of the way to supper ln sllence Aft r supper to a questlon of his mothers Al replled Nope I dont thmk Ill both r about Algebra tomght ld rather read He was just setthng himself down to read when he was mterrupted by hrs cousm s volce A1 Id llke to tell you somethmg and I can do 1' now b tter than later Curxous to learn the cause of h1s cousm s assumed busmess he transferred hls chalr to a spot nearer that of hls cousm Don cleared h1s throat and then sald Iou know when I was a Soph at college the coach sald Id make a good forward and I agreed wlth hlm In my junior year I managed to become the star of the team But ln my Senlor year the praises glven me went to my head and I had a serlous case of blghead I omttted tralnmg every llttle wh1Ie and because I thought I dldnt need xt I fmally qult altogether The coach klcked but I knew that I was the best player he had and I continually kept htm ln hot water The reason we lost the Hull game was just because I had the bug head and I wouldnt hsten to anybody And that was the reason Al nevermore neglected hls studles SIRI C ocm Il UUUU KEEP PUSHING Keep pushmg' tus wls r than slttmg aslde And slghmg and watching and waltmg the tlde In llfes earnest battle they only prevall Who dally march onward and never say Fall HAHI AsH1Ar c H 21 Pnqt I Ihlfll um . 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Y OI 4, le , -, , 23. . c , , , ' :I ' VY , f: s , .- ' . ,' . - , S11 lh Xzunbf WHAT S IN A NAME Long ago on a May Day IDOFISJ when the world was young there lived a Meek tHazell little girl of a sweet disposition who was fair to look upon But now she was on the verge of tears because the cross old Cook tGold1el had ushered her out of the kitchen away from the Cookie Cro k ett tBobj So she left her home and wandered into the Wood tEstherl beyond in search of the enchanted castle Soon glowing tired she sat down by a cool Spring QFredl and opening her story book started to read about Old Mother Hubbard QLIIIIHTIJ Dressed m her simple frock of White tEstherl and looking very be Gile ing tRussel7 she thought she would go in search of the fairies and Witte tOttoj elfs After walkmg some distance she met the Mayer tMardaJ of the town He gave her a Penn: tHelenj and asked her if in the path brought her in sight of the Coleman tArthurJ and the Marshall tAngellaj of the same town so fearing that they might Steel QMISSQ her penny she turnel and fled The poor child soon came to a large Derry tLuc1lej farm where she saw a man in the garden Being tired she stopped to watch him but soon got the impression that he was a Baumgartner tAnnaj and left for a near by Oatf1eld flnezl which had an inviting grove beside it Here she saw a Fischer tFredj standmg against one of the trees as he whlttled a cane from one of its branches Before she had come upon him he had been fishing and two Fisch tAn0na and Olivmej lay in the grass at his feet One was Bass ett fAltonl and the other a Speck led fOpalj trout As he seemed to have nothing to say she asked him if the fish Sayles tHarr1etJ like a boat The fisher thought what a queer little girl and asked her if she had exer gone to school She replied that she had just started and some day when she was grown up she was going to take French tVern1ej He gave her a drmk as he looked thirsty and tired Now the child realized that she was lost and started to Howell QLIIIIHITD How ever the man took pity on her and offered to help her find her way home They wmded their wav toward the httle village They went quite rapidly for the littl tot was a good walker Soon the big Brown tMissl house the child s home loomed up before them When the little girl s mother met them in the hall she told them how glad she was to know that her little girl was safe and that her father had just gone out to Hunter QMISSJ ANNA LUCHS 23 U U U U SAFETY FIRST TO RILCKLESS PILOTS Most motorists are bloomm fools And trifle with the ttaffic rules No man should try and get the drop On any seasoned traffic cop Nor fail to heed his ign to stop Nor should one ever drive too fa Or brag about the cars he s passed For Safety First should be his creed. As there is really not a need To drive a car at reckless speed A driver ne'er should lose his head Unless he wants to soon lie dead Finn Flscmiz, '2l Puqf' I Ulfll Iwo !iM?.fl 'lLc so C C LC, QCCQ' she had not been feeling Weller tDulciel since she lived in the country. The turn N U v . . .X y x L ' 1 I . . S ' ' . I . . , I I . . S. I I ' st, S Ih Xrunlur t PLAYING T HF GAME Bob lxnrght and Rex McCord were farrly good frrends although they were extremely drfferent rn character 'md looks The pomt upon whrch they both agreed was baseball Rex was captarn of the Allrsorr nrne and when Bob s folks found rt to therr advantage to leave Allrson and move to Eaton a small town about frfteen mrles away he seemed to hold a per onal grudge agarnst Bob because he wouldnt b ther to plav ball any more Rex was somewhat or a bully and had a sprteful drsposrtron Hrs remarks drd not bother Bob much for the latter had an excellent drsposrtron and hardly ever lost hrs temper About two weeks after Bob and hrs folks had settled rn Eaton the Eaton lnvm crbles where challenged by the Allrson nrne for a game The Eaton boys want d Bob on therr team o he prornrsed that he would play He drslrked the rdea ot pllyrrrg agarnst hrs old school fellows but he lrked to play too well to let that keep hrm out of the game When the Allrson boys arrrved Bob welcomed them and they all seemed glad to see hrm except Rex The frrst thrng he drd was to ask Bob what he had that surt on for Bob sard he was gorng to play ball rn rt of course Rex sne rmgly called hrm a trartor and turncoat The other boys rebuked Rex and told hrm rt was unreasonable for hrm to expect anyone who lrked ball as well as Bob drd to stay out of a game just because he had to p'ay agarnst old frrends Rex turned on hrs heel ard left the grotp Bob oon left and returned to the Eaton crowd The game that followed was an excrtrng one The teams were qurte ev 'rly m ttched and Rex who was rn a bad temper openly remarked that rf Bob could be put out Eaton would lose In the seventh rnnrng Bob who was second bas man put Rex out Rex was furrous He sard that Bob odght to have more love for hrs old frr nds than for new ones and he shouldnt have put hrm out lrr the next rnnrng Bob was rn a farr way to make a home run when by frccrdent he lost hrs footrng and saw that he d have to slrde to make thrrd base Tnrs was the posrtron Rex held Rex saw that Bob would probably slrde and an exrl thought took root r'r hrs mrnd As Bob lrd Rex went down and purposely put out hrs rrght foot towards Bobs leg Th sprkes rn hrs shoe cut through Bob s sock rnto the flesh brrngrng wrth them as Rex drew hrs foot away long shreds of skm torn from Bob s leg Rex got up and pre tended to be assrstrng Bob for the benefrt of those already gathermg near Th y must not know that rt was anythmg but 31 accrdent Bob drd not move when Rex touched hrm Stooprng to lrft hrs head R x saw a srght that frrghtened hrm The kull just above Bob s rrght ear was lard bare and then rt came to hrm that whrle h was tryrng to crrpple Bob for the remarnder of the game wrth hrs rrght foot he had rearly krlled hrm wrth hrs left one Two of the Eatorr boys prcked Bob up and carrred hrm to the dressrng room A do tor was hastrly summoned who dressed Bob s leg but pondered long over the boy head shakrng hrs own omrnously Rex hovered near utterlv drsobevrng the doctors orders that everyone stay outsrd Fr'rally the doctor closed the wound takrng several strtches Strll Bob drd not regarn conscrousness The Allrson boys went home but Rex stayed rn Faton wrth the Knrghts Bob had been taken home but remarned unco'r crous untrl about two oclock the next afternoon Rex was the only one rn the room and Bob srnrled farntly when he saw hrm He went to the bedsrde and took Bob s hand Bob he sard lm mrghtrly ashamed I nearly krlled you I dont thrnk Ill ever lose my temper agarn Thrs has been enough to make me want to play luqf Iollu I1 ll v In , ,- -I-I . 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V , v - . . . f V v I , 1' - ,II-ra It JN 811111 XIIIIIIHI the game and play It falr ln the future You must know that I dld that on purpose It IS too much to expect of you but I ask your forglveness Bob smlled but h1s only reply was a famt pressure of hls hand Then he dropped off to sleep Later 1n the afternoon he awoke agaln to fmd hls mother at hxs stde He falntly asked for Rex Rex who had been on the other slde of the room came quickly and quletly forward Bob took hls hand and sald he wanted to forgxve htm Rex thought Bob was gomg to dte and he could scarcely speak He thanked Bob m a broken volce and then turned away Bob dtd not dle however He gradually grew better and both wounds heal d Tl e saddest thmg about lt was that he nev r agaln would be able to play ball One of the tendons ln h1s leg had been cut and he walked wlth a declded llmp Rex yyhose parents had also moved to Eaton gave up baseball for he satd that he would nex er be able to enjoy 1t agam He and Bob are better friends now than they ever were before They may often be seen walklng along the street together the on lnnplng along wxth the atd of a cane and the other w1th a look of deep conc rn on hls face adjustlng hxs galt to that of hls frlend Doms DAY 21 'UUUU BLUFFING There IS a lad tn our hlgh school Who IS so wondrously wlse That he can bluff the teachers t1ll They can t believe thelr eyes In Engllsh class he a ks questions Whlch fool a lot of folks And then he thlnks he s awfully smart But he IS all a hoax In hlstory he slts way ln back In a secluded nook And when he s called on to rectte He has an open book He comes to Spanxsh early so Hes always rlght on time He asks If he may translate when He sees an easy lme Then examlnattons come round agam I thought he'd surely fall,' But smce his card was full of A's He wasn't exammed at all The moral of th1s poem ls, My boy, please change your ways Don't show your lgnorance by blutfmg But really carn your A's RICHARD ADAMS, '21 Puqe' f'IIlfIj jun NIA Off '21 .' . 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A 7 , It Nunn FNIGMATICAL Ihe mght was dark and stormy and a my terlous ftgure was seen to eleep stealthtly step by step Through a swamp t gltded followmg a weather beaten path As the ftgure moved along 1t glanced nervously to the rtght to the left and to the tear pausmg occaslonally behmd trees It crossed a gully and ran wnth a stlent tread across a wlde fleld and then mto some bushes lt crept sllently The ftgure emerged from the other slde of the bushes ln a moment and wlth a feathery tread went on The shrlll bark of a dog broke the sllence of the nlght and the flgure tlemblmg dxyed behmd a tall sycamore tree and stayed there for several mmut s Hnally llstenmg mtently lf crept on and came to a fence sllpplng through a gate m thts lf came to a llttle shack ln front of which the fxgure paused nervously for a moment then mto the shack xt went closm the door after a llttle nolse a pause and from the shack the ftgure emerged and back lt crept the way tt had come The next Sunday the famtly of Charles jullus Caesar jackson a negro had elmken for dmnet WHLIAM ADUM 2g UUUU IHI' STUDENTS DUlIl-5 ln Fngltsh know your Blble In Latln know your verbs ln Geometry your angles And ln Spamsh know your word ln the study hall be stlent In the hallway do the same In smgmg sing the muslc And m basketball be game Don t let the Semors run you Run the Freshtes rf you can Respect the worthy Sophomores Love the jumo s to a mart MARDA MMU 'UUUU GEMS They met on the brldge at lllldlllghl' They ll never meet agam For she was an ea tbound eow And he a westbound tram Twas mxdmght ln the patlot Twas darkness exerywhere The sxlence was urbroken for There was nobody there On the mule we fmd Two legs behmd And two we fmd bcfotc, We tlckle behmd Before we fmd XX hat the two behmd before Sill .' lvl' Nl .X If H U N 'LZ I 1 'y r- A - - f . 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X S I . , 1 . l'11yr' l n1'ly-ffm' NI .X H U tl N '2 l Si.z'll1 Xllllzlwvr' SIXTY YEARS AFTER When old age overtakes us And the eve of life is nigh, Fond nemembram will o ercome Us Thoughts of old MlIWdUklC Hlgh As w stroke our whn mng whlskers And shake our hoary locks We wlll llve agam our school days Out old pleasures not our knoek We wlll see the shaky schoolhouse And the muddy plot around As a dear and honored sanctum Whue peftce good cheer andy abound Gone the tllps to M1 XV'IIxLllL.Id Gone the se 810118 after thool Naught of these thlngs we l6lllLlllbLl Nothmg of resflalnt and xule We were youns and CHILIILL moxtftl LIXIHQ ll Utoplan state Not a vtorry not 4 sorrow Knowlng naught of heartless Fate As vte hobhle hack at meal time And attempt soul to dxgcst Our unappreclatlyt, youth tune Rankles ln our ouls deplessed RAYMOND NASH 25 U U 'U 'U Nlllwaky OISEOH March 28 l92l Dell., Granma IXaow 11st hssen and I wll tel yr how ll happmed M1 dorg Bub and mrsselft dlQld6d wee wannted an advmture sew I vott an ole xustlc gun and some flsh huks an sutch stuff an 'ICH we started of We deslded thet we wud goe ovr to the Hoggs Bak about a mtl frum our hous As we wus walkxn along 1 happenned tu sea a man eomm doawn the rode vtalkm rlte dlgmefled un as he gott closre I saved et lf was the Shurlff but befour I hed gott of slte he lad spyed mee A1 when he gott Closar he asf me where was I gomg wlth my gunn n every thmg o I savs ah me an mv dfrg IS 2OlI'lg fun a mse qulut walk Thel Shurltf was chewm hls mustash trven to luk rele nnpoltant but he dldnt suuede xerxy wel Oh yes I fclgot to tel yu I me xec' to Nlllwaky sense yu last herd from me n thet the Shutlfl' was 1VIr Rede Wel as I sed mee and nn dorg was going tu the Hogffs Bak tu sea what kmd of a ynture we could make Well the Shurlff past on an then we wennt onn an pm ty soon we was there jnst as sune as vue had gotten on the top ot the hull ITII dorg beggan tu actln qucre llk a lf bllthlll was wronf n thenn I gott kinda skal I hut I destded I was out fo: n adyenture n I mute as well Ilnde lf We hed wa td r d round the marsh n gone a l1l waze on when the senrx got to lukm quere n fum l1k llllflt llllfll SI 3 Y . 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' ' 1 - f ' - ' ' ' D . , N., I .' . . lr. ,1 ll XIII 4 hu I wumt gom to gn Nkared eo I kept on n purtx sua I humped mtto the skl and trees n thmgs I wuz N0 PFIZLLI I dldnt lerow what tu du N then I notleed the ecenerx wuz pamted just to trulx 1 rele n natural Ilke VI hen I found that out I clded to xeetlgate So I xxannderedd round an purtx sun I found an peaked In and w at du xu thmk I saw XX ll ll lui tel x u There wuz a llttle ole shak N wundered what wuz ln thur o I cravnwled thru the hole In the Qenery and wennt up Qlow an kareful llke an peaked ln Ther wuz Qome men IH thur makln Qtulf lemda dark an Strong n funnl lukm N smelled Ilke whats In our sellar When aw the men n thmgx wuz KICTILLI hut I lded I hettel runn hom n tell ma so Ll ut ust as Sun HN I hed got put wi thlu the tense wun of the men got! 1 OI e ul IITI Xhu hut I hed put a pale ul ml hug, hruthers on n ll slipped oII n exerxthmg wu7 gon hut the httle ole Qhak n a Irlnte rememmhranke OI what had he n lou: luwllg grandsun Tovwlx oxx I-N II UUUU' 'IHI- NIIXI D QUARTI T II The Senlors are espeeted Beeauke thex h'1Xe the age But X ems to me they xe lost then Ald hive that of . Sage The Sophs are young and dehertte Its not thelro to he heard But rather to be Qtudloua So next year thex ll be thlrd The Freshle-Q are nt 5 peeted To know a hnll of heane And remand an older per on OI flesh pleked tulte of greenx The urnorx cap the ehm'1x For mx preoratlon then uxe the e aw o 9 Be ore I drx lnx ten I wx BASSI Il 1 P11111 I Ulfll Nl tw Il Sir! .' IIIIVI' NI A II H IN 'E ' a 'f'K' k'L-, k- .x ' .,s.A 1 ' exe' - w v f A ' - I ' ' I' ' h 4' ' f. e ' ' , jo . ' . ' I A Y V I S Y I t X V I X I N y x ' 1 ' 'i 'I Q K I ' .V V ' S X I . N L S ' :H I x Is. X X ' ' Q. s' N N X' ' H 'Q Ildh jf 3 H j 2' 'ze ' ' N XA . h'd ' H 'N ' Y ' H I hurried home. Mi folks tolde the thorit1e's hut when they goot there the scenery 'n - v Iv ' K 1 K Y -. ' k ' 'c I x LT -. ' 5 V I I '. AN J, i.IIf.'2I. A N x ' S 'X raxk 11 x :Q , 5 , , ,e X. . .psp ' 2 1 2' -.k H N L' X ' 1 L N .xc 'Ay I'll Q 'I I '2- et' X ' ' w , Alger A '2-. i 511111 Numbu -vi 'N1IINNAUlxII HILH bl HOOI HD Ol Dll Xl ' l XX Bllktllllll Llllllllllllll B N1 Ins 1 Nils Ilsut Xlthlll H lmdus Llell Page I'o1l11 vlqhl MAI 0 0 N '21 A .QQ V.,f ' A r 14 . - All A . . ' ' 5 1 'I . mm f' IE I 1, IOL . . . fi-1-1 Si.1'l11 .X'11111l11'1' Nl .X II I7 U N '3 I Courses of Study for IX'I1lwauk1e Hlgh School, 1921 1922 CLASSICAL COURSE Fuet Yen N 1 I l Second Ycwx 1 1 1 1 Thxrd Yen 1 N 1 I x 1 Fourth Ye'1r 1 IN X 11x YI SCIENTIFIC COURSE Flrst Y611 N Second Year N 1I X PII 1 1 IL Thnd Yen N x N 1 Fouxth Ye I1 I ljlllfl 1111111 I1 111 COMMERCIAL COURSE F1rSt Yeir Second YET! N Thud Yewr 1 1 N 1 1 Fourth Yewr 1 DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND ART COURSE Flrst Yen 11 11 Second Year I 1 1 Thlrd Yen N Fourth Year N x 1 X MANUAL TRAINING COURSE Fllit Yewr 1 1 1 X 1 XX Xl 1 I Second You s 1 1 1 I 1 Thud Yem X4l1x XX FOIIFIIII Yell N 1 1 x X s I NORMAL Fxrqt Yewr COURSE N 1 Second Year I N II 1 1 Thlrd Yeir N I Fourth Year X 1 a n I'IXI1I.I.'II I-1X1iI,INII I1fNl6I,INlI I..X'I'IN .XI,HI'IIIIi.X .XIA1I'lIiI'.X ,XI111-I11':1 1111111-I':1I N1'I1-111'1- NII ll' XY! IIIQ :1111I KIIQVII. XIVXI I 1'11111-I1111'S1:111XI1 I.:1I111, I 1'11111-I1 111' S11111i1I1 I Il. X'I.'i X111-111111 Il1xl111'5 I1111111-x1i1' S1-11-111-1-111' .X1'I 111-111-1'11I S1'i1-111'1- 111-11111':1I S1111-111-v NI:11111:1I 'l'1':1111111: I1:IIIII. 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I 1'1'I11-I1 111' S1:111.eI1 IZIl.XNI'III'1S 31111111111 'I'1'q1I11i11: ,X1111-1'i1'.111 II1N1111'y :1111I l'ix1.-Q IK11-I111I11:1 1 .' - l , I' 1 Nl .X li U U N '2 I Sl..l'fl1 .YlllII1H'l' jokes IVII-IVIORI Some people are blessed wlth good memories others are not A common occur xence ln the Spantsh I class after Nltss Hager has just explamed In detail th followmg day s lesson George B Where s the lesson for tomorrow? Dlck A Say that dollar you gave me yesterday was countcrfen Shroek Well dldnt you say you wxnted nt bad-' Speakmg of slgns Here IS one that was found on a fruxt stand A female tetentler found on a bunch of bananas More deadly potsoner than a serpent You ole flfteen mmutes alter bemg klssed Notes on the Spanlsh lesson are not supposed to be referred to dulmg cla s One day Nllss Hager notlced a certain patty usmg thclr notes for a constd table unount of reference so she sald just remember I use the Algebretlc method and I glve mznus grades accordmg to your notes SPANISH I Alton What s the matter9 Why look so sad'-I Kathryn F MISS Hager borrowed my Spanxsh Reader and calmly erased all my ttanslatnons Alton That s nothmg She cleans up my book regulally MISS Steele It you had fi powerful enough mlscroseope you could see a mosqulto weet dwm hat s not nw I we seen 1 moth b'1ll Nllss Steele What loods eontun protein bestdes lllL'lf cheese butter and l'lIl k No response Mlss S Somethmg all are I lIlIlII'Il x 1th and ltke No response Nllss S XXhy nuts eeltamly nuts Puqf 111 1 ' r Q ' - . . . . 1 V . . . 3 . . ,.x ig- , , .. - .t - yy . . , , . , .. V L r C I s I C. . . X . 1- , ' ' , . , , , ' F . , J , 4 . . . ' , . . ,. . wx , . . ,, . Q. . . . I . . , N. Q. . . e, , ' , . ' . U ' 1 e . . , . . . . V., .. Y I. - s - 'I I S I e I - A, V v H . ., ' Q I J '. V s-1 v sl ee . 1 4 K . e, ., ' - Exim I1 . I H ,N . .V y. . . T. . h 5. . I A . '-- ss 1- , ' - s 4' A I' s-' s- sy ss- s ,. . 1 . 4 . . l , X . . on s fs . H . , . . . . ,, L- .. x K I C L lv' C . -sf fs A-- - ,I r - ss- ' 1 - e. .. , ., I , .. l n 1 Ulflklm klumpp Qin IIUNI he IL C ' S :Ulm 3 K HICKS CHATTEN COMPANY Engrabers Bssugners odkwo PORTLAND OREGON Bouquets and Flowers f Gffs ul f t plc un ss strc nllx W ,812 ll If H1111 Il: Lu I 9 O ICNGIRAVICIKS AND STA' ' .' 'XRS Mzulct A Invitations l'm'tI1c Jlll ' 'lass HJ 'l'l'1N'l'Il . 1'1cl'1lc's' l,Ol!'l'l..XNI, :lc :ox Cfraclucltlon or i nc 'nil cm 1: 'hen zlrtif 1 .' z1l'l':1llg'1-ml by jf v S 1,1 P 1:-'xx- lj-nllt' O Slllll XIIIIIIHI' BOYS COMPOSITION ON GIRLS Girls are very stuck up and dignified in their manner and be have your They think more of dress than anything and like to play with dowls and rags They cry if they ee a cow in a far distance and are afraid of guns They stay at home all thc time and go to church on Sunday They are always sick They are always lunny and making fun of boys hands and they say how dirty They cant play I arbles I pity them poor things They make fun of boys and then turn round and loye them They look out every nite and say Oh aint the moon lovely Thir is one thing I haye not told and that is they always know their lessons bettern boys da not lab oratory' 'Iwo gentlemen riding in a tiam were both yery intoxicated First man What time is 1t'9 Second man textractmg a match box ard gazing at it mtentlyj Thursday I'irst man My gosh' Ive got to get olf here Two men took refuge from mosquitoes under the bed clothes At last one of tnem xentured to look out and seemg a firefly said to his companions lim it s no use here s one of them creatures searching for us with a lantern Hazel My han has begun to fall out Do you know anything to keep it in J Anona I think any kind ol a boy would do Miss Hager Please don t use your eraser so much use your head Miss Hager Pupils lm dismissing you ten minutes early today Please go out quietly so as not to wake the other classes Alton Did you see that girl smile at me 4 Alice Thats nothing the Inst time I saw you I laughed out loud Teachei This author says, 'things that are hollow make a loud noise, e , diums' Ralph is that truen' Ralph tm confusionl I can't say, ask Alton Puqf' I lflll lllm yin: ygox '21 J W ' ' ' xx' Y - I y . ' V X . . y . . K li . f ' . I f t V V V . Y ,, . . .K . Y .K 7 Y . H Miss Buckingham tto Physics classy: Remember, boys, this is laboratory' , 'il I : . I. 7 7 ' N: H 7 .4 K WA , A I .Y X ..f., , , , V. 1 1 U .... . . I . . .... . ': ' X ' . 1 . g. Grahuatnun' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111 s 111 DS 1111111 1 11 1 U L SI 55 7 H11 1 S1111 IL 'UUU Burmelster Sz Andresen S 711181011 fl 1111 I 7 0 XY1111 1111 111111111 11 ll1ll1'1i5 111 11111 11111 111. 1111- y111 11111111111 1111 111111111111 I1 is 111c 1111111211141 1111 1lL'Q'1llll1l1g'. I.2lj'11IQ' 1151111 s- 1111111is, I-JCl'1lil1JS 1'111'111'c1', 11111 ,111 1 1 11 s1111 .' ' ' 1'1'11111 11111 11111ss l'1Ulll-1-1111 11111 W1 11111 -11-1111 11111 1111s1111 111111 1111s11 1111' 1111s11111ss 11111. 11111 IIS 11111111 111111 111 yfllll' 1lll, l1L'1', 11111 yllll will 1111111111 1111 11111 11111111s1y, 111111 11111111s 111111 151 1 11111111 ' 1 111111 1111v11 111111111 y11111' Q'l'2ll1l12l11I1l1 11111 11Zll7lJf' 11111111 111111 11 111151 '1'l1. 0 UICICGUN CITY .Il'lXVl11l,11l1S S111 1 .' 111'111g'1' Q11ll'II1'1' 1 1 IV' ' -1- l11'1111 0 h Xmnlv FUTURE BASEBALL FANS Hazel We haye a man on ex ery base Isnt that great' Iovcc What s thc dnfference so have they Joyce Say Pmkey why doesnt Ed lun out there In front of thc batter and grab the ball before the fellow has a chance to h1t lf Ah me' The troubles of a begmmng typlst who vamly nnagmed she wlot Dear Slr We are ln recelpt of your favor etc But alas the Jar when she looked and beheld Deal S11 We are klSt om 1ecaslQt pf upor favpr tOh Joyce how dld lf happen'9j XX hx Brldgct utclanncd thc houscwxfc I can wtltc my nanc Ill thc du t here' Deed mum replled Brldget thats mole an I can do Theres nothm., luke a good education after all IS there mum? Mlss Hunter tln Caesar classy Wllllam w1ll you translate hace en Gallxam nnportanus Bill Adams tyust waklng upl Hlke Into Gaul Its IIITFJOYIEIIII Teacher Now chxldren name some of the lower 3I'llI'll3Ib startmg III w1th Wlllle jones MIQS Hager Ive a cold and I m ctoss Those chlldxcn w1ll h lcxymg my tlasses and comlng Into your Algebra mmus thelr heads Mlss Hunter That s all rlght they ll probably do just as well A sweet young college woman was bemg shown through the IOLOIHOIIVL works What IS that thmgg That answered the gulde ns an englne boller Why do they boll engmes-' To make the englnes tender repllcd the guldc wonder why joxcc rs so Interested Ill nunors ITTIIIILVSI Illlfll llflu ll XI .X II U N 3 I .Sl.l'l . wr i, .. , M. 1 V V . 1 J ' T Y ' , .. I - r . A . f . . , , - . .9., .. - , - - V H . , . I v 5' 4 --a 41 '. V . . W ' ' YH av ' w 3 -1 x - 5, V .! ,' t -, ,. . , . ., .. y ,--. . - A - 1 . . . , , . . 5' k . , . - - . 4 . . ,H . . , - , I v Y ' . - H ' . H ' ' . .- A , ' -, ' ,, M V' y V E . c.. . N, f K 1 , - . .. .. - - Y, .. y - - T-Y AA ' il 'D ' , . I , . , '- - ' - I ' ' - ' ,Q 1 I . s - . ' . . . ,lo ,. Dunnzng School of Improved M uslc Study 4 I XX lll I 0 PII X x xx ll 10 X Rleach ON S Honeyman Hardware Company Mllwaukle Express xxn Ili XNSI I Ii s lxl L I I I fl I nlzu 1111 um! plfllll IJHIIIIX Sllfllll Ilulzs xx nuku I Frank C Fisher Plumbmg Superlor Work at a Mmlmum PPICC mslu xsr s Sxx Ill msspm XX l U qc Ilfflj 114 I I l In1'cm'm- Iiliznln-II1 iirzusl -, l1Il'l'l'IUl' lll2Zi Malin Stl'-I-I Xlil 'z kim-. U1-g n liliIiIS'I'liIX'I'l0N IJIXTI-I Ufli NIz1x'2. 11121: Svpta-ll1l1vl'2, 1921 Xlil 'al liic ' -X I3.X. 1l3AI,I, Sl'l,I'l,Il'lS In linlls, Hants, NIZISIQS. Gloves, l'IIII'1Il'IIlS. lilo. 'IR-:mis Iizu-km-ls,SI1 I-.',li:1IIs, Iilm-. - 'Vim' l i,l1ing 'l':u'kIv Czunp liquipnu-nl l'1fllII'IIl :ul .XIIII-1' 'l'XX' STHIIICS I,Ill'li :nt Hli 'zul U I 1 Y Y A 1 1 41 4V Imm-nl nml Long Ili:I:1m'c llzuuling ul' .XII 'i lsls IIIIHII - BIilxx'uukic f I-XX' Nl. Xl. Nl: ll 'ki n, l'l'opl'icIul' 111 'I ' ' Nlil '1 -, Uwgmm U I XX' -, -p'I'znnklI-ss XX':1II-1' I -nl X' K li 'lkmk Icms Sr-5 'I-'I':mksau1mI II-., :Is I'l1mu- 35-.I Xlil 'zuukim-, U1-,Q Il .' flu D Ill X IIII 'VlODFRN ACRICULTURF BUXLI I d llko to go to the halll now and look at thu whtat you haw f0l sa L Farlnul ln NOIIN bot hut I daascnt go nnal the bam today My hlre mm haxe Juxt waxncl the floor for thelr weekly dance Alma Your 5IOI'lLS Nhould be wrltton so thu most lgnolant gan L1lldE,lSIllld lhtnl Alton XX huh put dont you undustand balwnlan Thlx now pon will do hall tho wolk f0l you Studont CJIXL, lm two plum :lRAXX' Rastua a Sftmho l woko up dl nlolnln hal my nlattlcss was gono Dlok Why welg oul N0IdlLlb Lallod doughhoyfs -' Mlsb Brown l don I know Dlck A Because the Setrctaryf of Wal wax a Baku Lllllclll H I XXOIldLI what lll'lClt, tho towu ot Plkd lun ' l lo l ont know Pl: lax Lax lm I dlcalmd I was L'lIlll Sllluddod whtat an when 411 1 Ill MAIN HN '21 Sim .' llrll l ,1 I 4 'ly-: ' ' 1 x X - ,L fc X. w dl lx ' -C L l-I A-I' K. . it M. , , , . . -,I if ' X V ' 3 l Aly w ' ' , , D A u- - '- xl -. ' ' X l - ' - r H Q X 1 X ', SZIIIDOI Say, Rastus. something funny happened to mc las' nits. N ti D t so? A.: J' 'N 'gi 'V' N L ' ' . -- , . ' . , - 3- . I: -A , l. K . l ,.. ' ':. ,E j It ,'lll i: I d ' . lf l did. l'd try' it. I . ' iff ll I llll IIXISII llllllx lllll llll SCHOOL BOOKS 'Z 'O'Q H A H Bought, Sold and Exchgnged 20th Century Grocery Stores Hyland's Book Store .ill-I-.200 leo urlh Sl., l'orllnnml, Orc. liulwt-cn Salmon :nnrl 'l':uylm' ll STOIRICS l-1 S'l'Oll For Sale For Sale For Sale ADS A nlce mattress by an old lady full of feathers A good motor car by a man wlth head and tall llghts A cottage by an old gentleman wlth a bay wmdow Adam made love m the Garden of Fden Punch made love to judy But the funniest love l ve ever seen Was a flea makmg, love to a cootle At a hotel table sat Brldget brlde and bI'ldCgI'0OIIl Pat Whlle a clty dweller he Helped hlmself to celery Brldget s eyes w1th wonder grew Pady whlspered she luk you At that baste across the way Atm up the sweet bookay ol 1 XX Ill ll Dr Thos D Remly Mrs M A 101105011 xx lukn l Hlll qc ll IU sl! . , . I Ol'fic'c ll ll'SZ 3 105: T to 8 l'. 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