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E QEQQENA IfII'I IE 'Q IU II IL N A published by QUILNA STAFF 1931 JF Il'I A M' N IE IE IH IIIEII-I Jf'l2II'I1D'lD IL LIMA, OHIO dEZ- Qgggw saaisimnixa fllllahvllr iKnunI1'vP ED1'r0R-IN-CHIEF Zlmngvnv Miffin BUSINESS LVIANXGER PH0'1'oc:RAvHs rn' Anox KNGRAVINGS BY STAFFORD ICNGRAVING Co., 1Nu1ANAP0l.1s, IND. PR1N'1'lNG BY PARA1raN'1'ER PR1N'1'ING Co. EZ. QELQENA SHAXVN EE CENTRALIZED SCHOOL E E7 lE? QUILNA 44 1931 Q2 iii? iiiiii QQQQEEEE I 10 111211,-iw-0 ID ID I 3 ,:' ' ARE sm FORTH THF FXPLQITS OI OUR BELOX ED SHAVVNEE. WE HAVE TRIED TO FASHION IT INTO AN EXPRESSION OF THE IDEALS AND ACCOM- PLISHMENTS OF OUR SCHOOL. AND, AS THE PAST SLOWLY FADES INTO OBLIV- ION, THE STUDENTS AND GRADUATES OF SHAVVNEE HIGH MAY LOOK WITHIN THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK AND SEE THERE. MIRRORED BEFORE THEM, THE SCENES AND EVENTS OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. MAY TIME SOFTEN ALL THE HARDER RECOLLECTIONS OF HARD XVORK AN D DISAPPOINTMENTS, AN D LEAVE ONLY THE GENTLER IMPRESSIONS OF YOUTH AND COMRADESHIP. Ziiiiiii iiiiii kill ii E? QUILNA 4 1931 Q2 QQZQ QQQEQZ QQQQEZEQ lDEm FCAfIuINQ E, 'PHE SENMJR CLASS OF SHAVVNEE E'xjfIHGH SCHOOL MNCERELY DEDL ASSE cATE1wuSANNUALcNfNINETEEN- HUNDRED-THIRTY-ONE TO MISS DOROTHY BRINER AND MR. RICHARD PUGH. TO MISS BRINER FOR HER UNTIRING EFFORTS ON THE ANNUAL STAFF FOR THREE YEARS AND HER XVHOLE-HEARTEID INTEREST AS ADVISOR IN CO-OPERATING XVITH OUR SENIOR CLASS 'THROUGH THE FOUR YEARS IVE HAVE SPENT TOGETHER. TO MR. PUGH FOR HIS LOYALTY, SINCERITY AND HIS WHOLE-HEARTED IN- TEREST TONVARD SHAWNEE SCHOOL, AS A TEACHER, COACH AND FRIEND OF ALL. MAY THIS DEDICATION BE ACCEPTED VVITH THE SAME SPIRIT IN VVHICH IT IS GIVEN: TO SHOW' OUR APPRECIATION AND RESPECT. Ziiiiiiii EZZQQQ Eiii Ei ,iE7 ,amz Qggggm imzamrrjnmvzia 'C 'D N lf IE N lfJf l Administmtimm Classes Athletics Activities Cillixllllill' and 5 i Alumni News X Ads :md jokes l page page page page page page page lEZ QQUQQNA 2135131413313 f N .I N ef . I ff ,fy 'J ffmt' D b x r! gl' eff 1 L- , VYVW Ifvvlwx 3,35 'D g 73,35 ! X ,Y 1 qef Ak? fu X N ' jx 1 Q' 3 ' 30 Mgfuu f 1 ,, gym? 4 If , , i' v ANI? 1 fx ..: fx ,3 'Lf F+ X' Ag!- 3 f xxx ' 's ' , Q- f - -' xxx x X AXIDMK ll N ll JHF ID AW II 'U N ,.narZ:EZaE1z Qgggw HlPjmaW.i1E1 v Mr. Lappin 5 Our Superintendenfs willingness to advise and cooperate with the students has won our highest esteem. He is keenly interested in school activities and is a high advocater of clean sports. hlr. Lappin's advice is highly appreciated by the students and members of the faculty. K EZ. QQQFA MARGARET joHNsoN Englixlz R. VV. PUGH Chfmisiry and Srivnu' Om KNHCUT llirlory UOLDIE W.-xmz Dokrrrm' BIUNER Latin and Englixh Jllalh. FRANCES BUSH Commrrrzal ROY Rm,l.ER .'I!1l'It'Il1fIll'L' Fkuflxx Osnmw Ilu mr' lfvunu mir.: ,41mr4mP:41Q Qgggw '.aEz'aEW',41aZ:E LEOTA Bowsmsk Stfnograpllfr J. WOODBURN Manual Training Mus. CARNES Pllyxiral Training ETHEL NYE MAXINE Momus Jr. Hi.-Englislz Mmic XNM. H.xw'ruoRNE Jlalll. IRENE LAMB Jr. Hi. -1Inmr.Ez'. CIVVENDOLYN ZUBER Englixlz EEEEUEEEEUEEEEUMEEQQQAEUEEEEUEPEEUEEEEUE I if ' f rw ' V' ! 5. ,Q X , , I , fg' ,V ' 7 f ' ', O, r N i f 'I ff 'f fl I, ,ff I i I yWqWgf4 1' Mfr! -4 ' Jf 1' Q X, 7 W ff? ,-bfQ'NgLfQj 5 NWwfM', Nxfcf . 1'24 - sei '11 - Y gm' f xp 4 M If f inf' N7 5' f pfyil 11+ X As .df X 1 , FA! , Vx: Y ' O14- f: f' 1552 'ml ,w'f'iLj f Q-, A J, L fri ' . 'lm 5 - 5 A Ll X!! X f gl i H f Wg -A.-f . X j, I f , I I UwkRw'fWWffQ- X I ti ll 1 f? bf' K ! ff: A N R + f ff1fgmfM eq v ., I r'1 5 CLAJJEJ Aasniaswfgsnz QggggNA 21's P21sP,.i:s K . ' 1 .ff ,rf -X T44 ll' I' :fb- . 1 1- ' I, A . 5 'Q it .. V' V JUANITA BOWERSOC K- Sox The best things are often done up in small pafkagesf' '28 Home Economies Club. Girls Glee Club: '29 Home Economics Club. Glee Club, Dramatic Footlight Club: '30 The Bride Breezes ln g '31 Blue Triangle Club, Tiger House. RALPH Bows:-nan In Ralph fwe hal-ve an all around man, xl student, friend, and athletic fan. '28 Boys Glee Club, Gypsy Rover, Class Track, Class Baskctball:'29 Boys Glee Club. Class Basketball, '30 Bells of Beaujolaisf' Tbe Briile Breezes In, Class Basketball, Buys Glee Club: '31 Pres. nf Boys Glee Club. Sec'v ni Radio Club, Treas. nf Senior Class, All 'State Chorus. College Days, Basket- ball, Eta Bita l'i. GERTRUDE BAECHLER A ha dis osition is a ri t o Jw , I J nature and Gertze has it. General Course '28 Home Economics Club: '29 Home Ee- onoinies Club, Foutlight Dramatic Club, Vice President of Classy '30 Sec'y. of Class, Jun- ior-Senior Hop Committeeg '31 Organization Editor of Annual. MARY BAUER She keeps her thoughts to herself and goes serenly on her fway. Commercial Course '29 Home Economies Club: -'31 Typist for Chief: Bookkeeping and Typing Contest at Central. KENNETH BEELER,- Kenny Here's a boy fwho is reliable and square lVe lznofw that he'll surely get there Commercial Course '28 Class Basketball, Class Track, '29 Class Basketball, S Associationg '30 Eistedrlfod, Boys Glee Club, Operetta, The Bells of Beaujolaisf' Class Basketball, The Bride Breezes Ing '31 Boys Glee Club, College Days. Class Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Tiger House. OBEDIAH BENEDUM 0he has red hair, you kno-w, But he has not a single foe. Science Course '28 Class Track: '31 Radio Club, Base ball, F. A. A. Club. Q N fel 'lt .fibre 'QNX .X qfwh x, f- 1 C , .. , , 1 V X, - ZH? x, I s R . . , gt 1 V 5 r - , ew l ,, tt, , it f ,L f f - Ffmwvr wus .y Iv, by I , , 1-.ix 1 XI. X fa. ul 43z Qgggw .113Z3lY413:1z13 lVlARj0RlE CooN- Mani Marjorir is lowly, .rfwrrl and gay, IV1' likr to be 1-with hrr e-very day. Commercial Course, Ambition-Stenogrw phi-rg '28 Basketball, Home Economics Club: .29 Home Economics Club, Class Basketball: '30 Class Basketball, '31 Tybist for Chief, Class llasketball. C.-XRMEN DARDIO J fro-:cn on hrr fan' is wrry rare, This zur! maid fwlth dark lzrofwn l ' Z mir. '28 Home liconomies Club: '29 Home lico- nomics Club. Dramatic Club: 'JO Class Bas- ketball: '31 Typist for thief. LESTER D ELoNo- Tod A rlmrrful, unauuming lad of fwnrlh, Full of fun, and pep and m1r!h. Connnercial Course: '28 Class Ilasketball, Class Track, Athletic Association: '29 Ath- letic Association, Boys filet' Club, Class Bas- ketball, liistericlfodl '30 Class llasketball, Football, ltoys tllcc Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Hells of llcaujolaisf' Orchestra. Agri- culture Club: '31 Varsity llasketball. lloys tllec Club, College Days Operctta. Hase- ball, Athletic Association. Litas DONOVAN Lilar i.r prvlty and modes! too, llrr hair ir blond, har eye: arf l1l11e'. Commercial Course: '28 Home Economics Club: '29 Dramatic Club: '30 Bells of Beau- jolais. Glee Club, Typing Contest at Central, Typing Contest at Bowling Green. Oceola Club: '31 Chief Staff, Typing Contest at Central, Oceola. FREDERICK BUNKE-- Fl'zf'd 1 -'Lcondrr if flzfrz' is any money in Ihr undertaklng lzrzslnrss as I feel .fo inrlim'd. College Preparatory Course: '28 llnys Glcc Club. Track. Orchestra, Class ltaskctball, Gypsy Rover : '29 Athletic Association. Orchestra, Glcc Club, Presidrfnt ot' Avricul- ture Club. Class Basketball, Judging Team, Eistedilfodg '30 Orchestra, lfuture Farmers Club, judging Team, Class Basketball, Ath- letic Association, Stage Manager for junior Play: '31 Orchestra. tilee Club, Radio Club. Athletic liclitor of Chief, Annual Stall, Class Basketball, Varsity Football College Days, Aflv. Committee for Senior Play. EDNA BURTCHIN fl stifle-to-it lnssir ir .rlzr .-Ind tl1at'.r .saying a lol, dn you nr? '28 Ulee Club, llaskctball, The Gypsy Rov- er: '29Ytllce Club, Vice-l'res. of Home lico- nomics Club. Dramatic Club: '30 tilee Club Assistant Librarian. Hells of lleaujolaisf Scholarship Tests at Central, Favor Commit- tee for ,lunior-Senior Hop: '31 Glcc Club College Days, Blue Triangle. v I - , 'i t ' ,.' tv ,np '1 M A QW -'13 , ec.. - .l--1- Q. fX - N X. xml- tf' I ill if fl - -it A , -Q ' . 'a , I , . 1 ,J . r Q l 5011 1 5 J . f lf' ,fl 5 it ji ,, , ' Lv' 'i 1 -f L NX 5ll'ti x!l77 ' -, f ' . A ' n f 4 V ,4sP,-2324122 Qggggw zsvzaslrasis 0 f . 4' I' 3' 1 -'at ,ll i Q. P' H' x A rt ,, 1 J s-Sw 1 5 I x Qi X ,Z ROBERT MCM 11.LEN- Bolt Hr mn make any nd so alluring That he is sure, of your shekels securing. AmbitionAlileetrical Engineer: '28 Chief Staff. Gypsy Rover. Class Football, Class Basketball, Class 'l'rack,Atl1letic Association! '20 Athletic Association, Class Basketballg '30 The Bride Breezes ln, Quilna Stahl, Social Committee. Hop Committee, junior l'lay Committee, Baseball Mgr.: '31 Pres. ot' Shawnee Radio Club, Vice-l'res. Eta Bita Pi, The Tiger House, Quilna Staff. jonn Cmnt lVlll,l.ER-Hfillllku Surpassfd hy fmc in po-wer of mind is this lmy John. College Preparatory Course, Miama: Am- make little rocks out of big Athletic Association, Class Athletic Association, Dramatic bition 4 'l'o rocksg '28 Track: '29 Club. Class Basketball: '30 Athletic Associa- tion. junior Hop Committee. Assistant Man- ager of Chief, Social Committee: '31 Busi- ness Manager of Chief, Senior Play Com- mittee, Treasurer of Eta Bita Pi. IMocENE GIFHN Sha -'wmrs the ruse of youth upon hrr fhrekf' '28 Central High, Chorus: '29 Shawnee Glee Club, Dramatic Club: '30 Quilna Staff. Glee Club. Bells of Beaujolaisf' The Bride Breezes ln, Class Basketball, Student Man- ager for girls basketball team: '31 Business Manager for Quilna, Tiger House. Class Basketball, Student Manager. ELLA LEE H pretty maid auth a jolly fway, .-lt haskethall she ran surrly play. '28 Gypsy Rover, Class Track. lffisted- dfod, Glee Club: '29 Footlight Club. Class Basketball. Eistezldfod, Glee Club, '30 Bells ot' Beaujolaisf' Oceola Club, Varsity Basket- ball, liistedtlfod, Glee Club: '51 College Days, Secretary of Blue Triangle, Class Vice-President, Oeeola Club,Varsity Basket- ball. Eiserldfocl. Glee Club, Social Secretary of Glec Club. ERMA M.AUK- EfmlP She mn stitch and sqcfrjr and haler, lVhat a housefwifz' she' fwould make. School -Northwestern School ot' Com- merce. Ambition--Stenographer5 '28 Basket- ball. Track, Glee Club, Gypsy Rover. Home Economics Club: '29 Home Economics Club. Class Basketball: '30 Basketball, var- sityg '31 Basketball, Varsity, Class Basket- ball, Typist for Chief. VVn,l,I.wi McC1,,t1N- Bill Just as had as the rest nf the Class. College Preparatory Course: 'ZS Agricul- ture Club, Class Track.Athletic Assoeia'ion. Class Vice-President: '29 Agriculture Club. Judging Team, Class Basketballg '30 F. F. A. Judging Team, Glee Club. Orchestra. Bells of Beaujolaisu Assistant Student Manager in Football. Assistant Student Manager in Basketball: '31 Glec Club. Orch- estra. Vocal Chorus, Student Manager Foot- ball, College Days. Radio Club. Eistecl- dfod. . V - i , . N A L-4-. 'ss Wimnrt- it , ' T' ' ' -ff 113-1'3T -- . +-- .- .5 .1- .1-l ltr ' Q :tx 1 -t 1 3 fx'-17, .P . X . 41 -- - . X , . N 115- L - tw. ,3 -1 1 N QU ' All 1, . 'l P'- -' 'N 'T B 'i o sri- my ' nu ff, tit I i it ' C ' ' ' R. ' l-l k ' ' j is 4Ez Qggggm 1ElY4mZE II.mm,n NEEPER l 1lI'l'l'.f Il lmy in youll humor r'1'e'r Ywzxiirixxil Ag1l'iv1llt1lrv l'uursc-: '28 l'l:iss 'l'r:1ck, .Xpxrivulturc Vluh: 'JU Vlzlss llawkct- hull. Hans:-lmll. .XN!'lL'1'lllll'l' flnh: 'SH Vlziss lil..Xl1YS Powml.- I'1'gfyi1 ' Glrnly.v juxf lofurxr II gum! limf, ll'h1'11 llllflllllff fl, .vln ,v III lIl'l' f7l'lllII'.H ffvllvgk' l'i'L'pzil':Hui'v liful'-rl '28 l'vl1ti':il, 'QW Sllaiwuvf, Varsity lhiskvlxzilll 'Stl yur' sity Il:uskcll':1ll. Ulziss lin-'kc-thnll: 'Sl Xi1ll'WllV Bul1'.f hair lx .fn furly and slwk, lVnm' rrnlly girly, isn'l il rl1iflc? f.0I1lH'll'l'1SiIli l'wursc: '28 lllnss llaskcllmll. l'l:1sS Truck, lslllilibllii, .Xthlvlic Assrwcizitiumili 'JU lhuys lllcv l'luh. Fmilhzill. lvluss ii2lSkt'l' hull: '50 Flaws Ilrzskf-lhzxll, Fuotliull. Buys Iilvr' fluh. Hells nf llezlujulzlisf' 'l'hc llrinlo llrcczcs ini '31 Varsity Ffmthzlll, Rhys Glu- Fluh. 'Tollvgc Days. Tiger ilUllSl'.n Rmliu lilllll. 0111 nf trmpfr, l'm .ruff hr is n1'w'r. llnskutlmll, llzisclnlll. Frirrllmll. .Xg1'ic'l1ltl11'c , l - Cluh: 1:1 vim Imkpainlxi, lfimtlmll. Imp' MINFRVN MII-WR- M ' hull. .X1,:rirllltl1i'L' flulr. .Xssu-i:l'i111, I fil'lll'I'Ili l'm.irsvg ll Hum' livununiiv- Vluh. 'JU llvmz' iicmminixs Vinh. llziskcllmll. l'l:1ss llziskvllmzlll, P XVIYUNA lVIIl.l,ER- NlNllf'H P Sthnml. 'SU Holm' ECUllllIl1lCS lillllr, 'll lilznla' RCBICRT PRYUR- Bull I-ivnnmlxlics lglllil. 'High fliyh! lma' xhf and fwil al quill .ind ,ro hrr longur lay ,vrldnm still. pl quirt law, flll'I'P arf lm! fmu fwlm qc-ho knrmv Ihr' irraxrzrr lnd in you. ,-Xnihitirmfr-'l'n trnvs-l: '28 '?'P lilicln lligh hi.XllI?l.l.E AGNES RuUx'rREE- Curly N Thr f1r'1'.vlil1'11l uf llll' vlass mtv! X ll!'!lfZL'J' Illflh, s Gaze' nn llrr, ya' pzzpilx nj Slumsnrf' XX llfghf' , R, K'ummvrriz1l Voursr. Nurlliwc-stern School E uf C-4llllH'll'l'QL'Z 'JN lflimlzx High Sclwul: '20 ti , Sli:uvm'L' High Srlirml. 'lll'CZlSlll'C l' Snplwnmru l f Vlnss, l'rvsuh-nt Girls tiles Cluh. Arcmilpxn- f nisl Buys Ulu' liluh, XYl1p's Frnzy Now. ' , ' 'l'hr lirizxrmling linux ciilllii'l'PliIl.u Girls ' . 'L liluc fluh. Sv.-:1'vl:li'5' llunic if ununlics fluh. ' 4 l4'no1lipzlit Drama irs 1'luh, Artkliclitnr of -iq 'Q ' zxllllllilil 'JU Girls lllvc fluh. Assistant licli- ' , 'f Q ltlf-lh-liliirf uf Vhicf, The Bride Brcezc-S 6 ' 4, lil.. 'l'ypmi! :md Silllflllilllli Unite.-st at Umm- 'ly' ' 11 il Bell l ': . s uf iiL'IllljU2ll5.0 i'l1:1irm:m of f 'i I 5, XL Fzwur i'mnniittc'c', ljuniur-Scninr Hupl 1 '- CQli1llJllllSl Boys lllvc rliillll, Ocgmla Club. lilstomlrlfurl: '3 l i'l't'Sllll'llf Scnmr Class, ich-nl llluc Trizmpzh- Vluh, limlitui'-iii-l'l1i:-f 4 Orrin-slrzx, l'i':'si1lvnl Girls Glu' Cluh, Pres- of .hlllll11li.n Typing Vmilcst at Centra, Sccrvtnry :mul 'l'r-:lsurur uf Ocvnla Uluh. .1-liulzxrsliip Tests ut Central. Tiger misc. llillflllilll :M verlismg u' Co em Days. I ,V 3 l l -41 'al' . ' 1 , . . X XX ,, X -f ,......'W Q I If g K ,Kp y H ll I fl llg, 9 9- l Q l V X ff r f ' s llv Vg i ni Y I xx TX if my - X , , f fd 1,-gf 3 ,7 , fr X cl Li. Q, .. ' W Y i 4 , f 'c 'I 1l 'WWi - T ,Q , ' li 5' 1 - , l t, i - K . Q.-. ,I 1 .X fx ll!- 4. K in 1 -3 -- fs Y 0 .-,, X lE?.' Qggg,NA 524324353 LAWRENCE Svyicxgk- Sj1ile1- lla asjrirrxv fo drfds that will Jhapz' Ihr' fworld, .-lx no othfr Sfnior ran. '28 Central High, Camera Clulwg '29 Shawnee High. Agriculture Club: '30 Slmw- uci' C. ltl. l.. C.: '31 Raslio Club. H.-inrm' S'l'0MB.XUGlI 1-llthouah llarlry nr-fuer has mufh to my, You hat hr'll romr out on top some day. Commit-rcial Course. llaseball . tx i YYVON NE SELr,ERs-l'P1'eftcn , Not-w Y'U07l7IL .S' a modznrt young maid, IVho'.r not 0'v!'I'b!'Ill'171f1, and ya! not too Maid. Commercial Course. Nor bwcstc-rn School of Coninwrcc-, Ambition -Stenograplierz '28 Home Economics Club: '29 llome lico- nomics Club, Dramatic Club: '30 Coimncr- cial Contest at Central: '31 litlitorial Staff Chief, Typist for Chief. A Y nook-. foo H RR S W le Tl1rre's mzsrhzef plus, 171 this here boy, Yrt achfnrfvrr hr'.r Wound, thrrf ts allways joy. '28 tllce Club. Class Basketball. Athletic Association, Class Track, Orchestra. Foot- ballg '29 tilee Club, Orchestra, Class llaskct- ball, Footlight Dramatic Club, Athletic Associaion, S Association. Class Track. Gypsy Rover, Cheerleader: '30 Glee Club, Bells of Beaujolaisf' Orchestra, Athletic Association. Class llasketball, Class Track, junior4Scnior Hop Committee. Clwerleatlcr: '31 Cheerleader, Presitlent Eta Bita Pi. 'Freasurer Radio Cluh, Class Basketball. Tiger House, St-nor Play. ROBERT J. SIMIINS-'lsln My only hooks fzwrr' fwo1nen'5 looks, xlnd folly'.v all thz'y'fv1' laugh! me. '28 '29 St. Rose High School: '30 Shaw- nee, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Glee Club. Bells of Beaujnlaisn Bride Breezes In, Class Basketball. S Associa- tion, Eisteddfocl, Vice-President of Class: '31 Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Clee Club, Chief Staff, Vice4President Radio Club, Class Baskeball, S Association. Tiger House, Treasurer Eta Rita Pi. GERALD SPYKER- Spike Tis nom' other than Spyker of athletic fame, One fellofw, :who really plays the game. Commercial Course: '28 Varsity Track, Class Track, Class President, Boys Glee Club, Class Basketball. Athletic Association. The Gypsy Rove1'g '29 Varsity Football, Boys Glce Club. Class Basketball, As- sociation, Eistccldfofl: '30 Varsity' Football. Class President, Boys Glec Club, Class Bas- ketball: '31 Varsity Football Captain, Sec- retaify Senior Class, Class linsketball, Chief Stat . p ' 'Vx 2x ,...... 5 1 rf 'd 'ulx' 'I 5 . Ci Vx ' 5? it A 44 ykvs Q S- Hit' bl .....-2 I R' ' lg N 1 1 DAii , I E? QUUM 4 1931 EVELY N TA M- Elm far gl girl th111'.f nirr and full of prp, xl! fI'fl.1'i!1g-:!,I,' Shr'.v furry adfptf' llillrgc lrepziratni-y l'oiirsc'. Aniliitimv- 'l'u visit llawaii at full uiuun, 'JH Vlzuss ll'l'k'ZlSlll'l'l'1 '29 Fliicf Stall. limit- liglit Dramatic l'Iu11: 'SU ,liininr-Sciiinr Hop Vfrliiiiiittt-i', junior l'lay K'1!11lll11llCt'. Vliicf Staff. Girls Glec l'l li. llrlls uf llcauiwlais Occ-ula Club: '31 Girls Glce fluli. l ullcgv Days, Blue 'l'r'anglc l'luli. Seniur Play i'miiniitlvL'. Occula Clulm. Mirmusin U:v1is.xUm1- Mid ll'1' .rlmfw you hrrf a .rfLu1'1't hlllllli maid, ll'ho ,rurrly IJ 4ft'l7lIlI'l' and .vIa1d. Fillegv l'1'L'li2ll'IliU1'j' l'oiirsc3 '19 l'TCSl1lL'1ll uf Sulwlwiiinir Class. Lliivf Stull. lfnutligli Dramatic l'luli: '30 llclls uf llcaiijnlaisn 'l'lic' llritlc- lllxwzcs Iii. Fliief Stall. l,i- lirariaii ul' Glvc Fluli, junior-Scninr Hap Uuiiiiiiittvv, Occula l'luls: '31 llluv Triangle- t'luln, Glvc Vlulm, l'ullL-ge Days, 'l'igcr llniiszn Seiiiur l'lay l'I11lll11lllL'L', Occula lluli. Ihzm. Vigknnixs- l!nzir 41 Shi' xuyi -wry lilllf, lull thinks quilr Il lol, Whrn !l11'rr'.v studying to do JIM: right on Ihr mol. f'Ul11l'Il6I'L'lfll Unurse, Nurlliwesterii Sclmul of l'miiinci'cL'. Aniliitionfllookkccperi '28 Homv Ermmniics Clulm: '29 Home Econom- ics l'lu1s, '31 Typist for Cliief. Class llasket- liall. Rosiaiia ZUBER--uR0JfI'H Just hriny happy ix a fm? thing lo dn, Looking nn Ihr In-ight .fide than Ihr ll1Ill'.,' Fullege l'rep:li'atury Coursr: '28 Class llaskvtliall, Girls Glee C'luli, Class Track. 'l'lie Gypsy Rnvrrf' Class Secretary: '29 lfimtliglit l'luli. Varsify llasketliall, Girls Glec- l'luh, Assistant l.i1n'arian, liistezlmlfml: '30 junior Hop Comniittrc. Girls Glee Ululi, Hells of lleaujulziisf' Varsity llaskc-tball. The llrirle llreczqs ln, Typing' Contesi. Eistvdrlfml: '31 Girls Glee Fluli. Varsity Basketball, Assistant Librarian, Program l'l'lZlll'Il'lIll'l of Illuc Trianizle. Historical Cun- trst, College Days, Tipr0r l'lnusc, LLOYD E. STOMBA Ucii Slavic Lu! .vl1'aa'y, ll1 J Iliff' to Quin. l'nmn1vrcial l'mmursc: 'JS llass Track. '30 llascliall. .Xssociatiunz '51 llasvliall lfaptaiiil. ELLA STRAVVBRIUGE Shr is mmfhrr grind frirnd. To you, hm' paprr and pfmil sh1 lI lend. Voiiiim-nrizil Vuursc: '28 Girls Glen- Vluli, Thr Gypsy Rl1rn'i'1 '29 lfutrtliglit l'lulr. Girls Glu- l'luli: '30 -lunini'-Suiiiur llup Vuniiiiittv.-c'. llc-lls of lit-aujnlais. lfistwlil- fowl, l.ilirariaii ut' Glvv ilulu: '.11 Girls Glen- Vluli, Annual Stall, Score ary anal Trvas- urur uf Girls Glcv l'lu1i, l'rugr:u11 uniixiiillev nf llluc 'l'riamg'lr, t'nllrize Days. N X has i . ,jr If 554' ul, 1 .1 I , lap. I A- , M . .IL A- WJ? ' ' P 4' Ei ,P M li ' 1 x,'.,,5- , 1 4.1 . V X l it. X, xv V ' , 1 I ff' 4- 1 Vw V xy gl- A 'AJ il 01 , Y LT' . U-'ff J V... Q YQ 4 ,Q .lin ff, Q, wt ir, ll1. '- l u xi i ' '!P' :W X 41353532 QQQQQNA 213113531 3 f, aff lf' fini! y 9 5 N lla Q wi 7? M 'N EQ'-r'7,' t 1. 4 , TK - P 1 X 1 Senior Prophecy N NOWONDER 66 15-16 1999, 1 was testing a bottle of nitro-glycerine Q to see if it would explode. 1 threw it down in disgust, and when 1 lit, 1 might lk' Ai . 1 have been hurt, but a cement sidewalk broke my fall. Glancing up, 1 saw a little Melanerpes erytrocepholer coccyzus erythropthalmus Ccuckoo to youl and he twittered, in a twittering tone, the following twitters to me: So and behold! John C. Miller, the answer to a maidens prayer, has been found brutally mailed into unconciousness. John said that when Bob Simons, the iceman came into John's kitchen to see Mrs. Miller Cformerly Mabel Rountreel, he thought that John was a rival and threw him into Lester Delong's bedroom. Lester, upon being awakened, beat john up, and the authority set Fred Bunke alias Philco Pants on the case to see who was guilty. Fred put everybody ooncerned in the Hume jail, where a reunion of the class of '31 was held. It was discovered that Ralph Bowsher was in for throwing grapefruit at Gertrude Baechler, authoress of Ten Nights ln Harley's Speakeasyn a play making Harley Stumbaugh's Stamping Speakeasy famous. Denatured Al, offi- cial bouncer in Lloyd's Luscious Likker Palace, was really Bob Pryer. Professor Bob McMillen has talked to the boss of Mars and made arrangements by radio. Umpstien Spyker QL. K. are the initialsjinvented a rocket plane airway to Mars. Society-note: The announcement of Minerva Miller's engagement to Oh-ediah Benedum was made at a skeeing parrty at the country club. After being married, the couple will visit the Canary lslands via Kenneth Beeler's new rocket liner, where the bride will teach canaries to sing the Stien Song. They will take up a residence in Hume where Gerald Spyker is mayor and Wm. McClain dogcatcher. Gladys Powell is teaching Spanish at Shawnee, and says that Harry Shook's quadruplets are very bad boys. Harry is an admiral in the Swiss navy. Juanita Bowersock is defend- ant in a suit lblue sergej concerning homewrecking. Evelyn Tam is suing Sox because Sox vampefd Evelyn's pet ant-eater. Judge Mid Umbaugh ruled the ant-eater guilty and had Hazel Verbryke shoot it. Ella Strawbridge is in grand opera under the name of Lena Genster. Carmen Dardio and Marjorie Coon were there last year, but now they have male stage hands. Imogene Gif1in's advice to the soleworn for today is to get a new pair of shoes. This was taken from the weekly Blah, the editor of which is Lilas Donovan. The star reporter of this is Yvonne Sellars, who learned from Rosella Zuber, who is now B. B. coach at Ella Lee's select School for Trained Flea Owners. Harold Neeper is now a pitcher on the Podunk Palpitators, a crack team second only to the Petowski Bhlabbergasters, coached by Mary Bauer. Winona Miller and Erma lVIauk are in cahoots with Edna Burtchin in a factory making warts for pickles. And then 1 rolled over! , X ,f -X 1 , , L - Ni 1 ll 3- X, ll X w 5 . If we 1 G i X I N Q 7 I nl x .X xl . --3 --N. ' ' 1. 4 xi '- Q ef 1 P' f a 'A 2 S. . 1 I T 'iam---f'i 1 5 ,, l 'l'!L.... ills' 'X . P I s y , ' '-'JT' - fr my . -,Z,ga.' 4,5 gr- ., ,X EZ QQQQENA FIRST Row: M. Bradford, M. Clem, M. Mougey, C. Stewart, K. Fast, N. Dougherty, F. Herald, M. Sellars, D. Buttrutf, A. Sybert. Sxcoxu Row: H. Mertz, R. Benedum, L. Crow, H. Harshman, A. Phetteplace, A. Bradford, C. Dardio, E. Coon, L. Howard, R. Deaubler, A. WVaterson, E. Cowan, Miss Bush, Advisor. THIRD Row: G. Corrello, B. Miller, R. Klink, C. Coleman, L. Lee, J. Siferd, C. Neuman, W. Kuenning, j. Bair, D. Fraunfelter, H. Kunkleman, R. Kunkleman. Class of 1932 a Prexizlenf ---- JACK McCoy Vin' IJl'f'.ViIff'lIf Auce PHE1 rEP1.AcE N Sefrrfzlry - - - LYLE LEE 'X Trenmrrr - - - CHARLES NEUMAN H E JUNIOR Class left a good record in most every line of scholastic work. The Junior play, The Hidden Guest, was a great success and displayed a good all-round cast. The success of the play made possible the junior- i Q , ' 'Senior Hop, in which the Juniors gave the Seniors a jolly time. I -4 l' 4 Several parties were given during the year, a Halloween, and others for the pur- J 1 ' Anv il pose of teaching the members of the class to dance. The class did not lack for recreation ' ,ly x in that line. I f ln athletics the class did its share, contributing to the Football, Basketball and V I 'ix ' Baseball teams. The Glee Clubs, both Boys' and Girls, contained quite a few Juniors. I ' l ,, 4. The Juniors dominated the Chief Staff although only two were placed on the Quilna lady! Stall. ,QI Much of the success of the class was due to Miss Bush, the Faculty advisor. An I - even better showing would have been made by the class, had not .lack lVIcCoy, the l class President, been injured and removed from the activities. 5 if I sg v 3, I i R - 25' i' A N A if is s , i 4' ff f, X .L , VJ A 'lf ' f f ,QI Y' , ,4.l,E-Mi7m7'i lA5'lii1wo -1 ' Q A Iv , Yi' X X. Rf' ff' ,.1i.:' ' ' - s R 1 U x x A el ., ' , if W ' A - - ' ii, ll? lEZ4 Q?,1,IgNA FIRST Row: R. Bowers, B. Cox, D. Umbaugh, L. Yoakam, 0. Sands, N. Pollock, Mrs. Johnson, L. Bauer, V. Grundish, J. Da'y, E. Hatcher, F. Taylor, R. Loyer. SECoNIi Row: K. Lappin, C. Burtchin, R. Gitiin, C. Hardin, J. Simons, C. Ruth, M. Little, E. Stem-en, M. Corrello, B. Crites, R. Sellars, F. Leist, S. Tam, R. Robison. TIIIRD Row: W. Mauk, D. Keyser, I. Plummer, P. Loyer B. Beeler, J, Anspach, R.. Ridenour, J. Harper, H. Swallow, A. Crawford, E. Dillman, E. Baxter, J. Dawson, E. Miller. Class of 1933 i President - - BRETA CRITES f Vire Presiflenr RICHARD SELLARS f Ser-remry WILLIAM BEELER fl! Treasurer CHARLES BURTCHIN Class Colon BLACK AND YELLOW Class flouer BLACK EYED SUSAN :sf fa' . ' 5. l- ' ' ' . 3 wx ' I ' .5 - , I HE SOPIHOMORE Class is well represented in many high school activities. ' r ff X IEW: fig . , . . ,L I gf' On the girls Varsity Basketball squad from our class were the following, 'wgzgw A Lois Yoakam, Orlefa Sands, Joy Day and Breta Crites. Breta has won li 'f 2 hh two letters. James Dawson won a letter in Varsity Basketball. ' , ames Anspach and VVillia1n Beeler represented Shawnee in the baritone and :Q .A ., wi , ' tenor solo at the District Eisteddefod at Elida. f A iElig,'j Nine members of the orchestra are Sophomores. N N Madeline Little won a letter as Cheer leader this year. H Under Mrs. Johnson's direction our group has done much in attaining the things i . J' which help to make hi h school life worth While. wi v g :G . v lr R .MB 4 1 , sw f N X3 4 A V 2 A Qi' iii If - . I I. .1 Y I'-I -A., 'vi 5 I A. LRB x tl li r4 H f I N I 4 Q, ' I ' ' ' 3 4 .. .A , I , ,K 923 X 7, .,, fi ...1 J . R Xkwxx X! fp J, .- -W - -- , - .:, .iEZ Qyggm :ElY4E.5E Iflksl' Row: R. McKaney, G. Leist, N. Cremean, D. Showalter, V. Crosslev, II. Parmenter, A. llc-afentleh'er, L. Staup, L, Burkholmler, M. Forney, j. MeMillen, M. Betz, F. Da-wson, A. Lee, F. Loyer, N. Clark, B. Eggleston. Sljcoxn Row: B. Monroe. R. Cowan, B. Freyer, J. Harper, A. Sihert, P. Neeper, C. Plummer, D. Stockton, R. VVard, R. Pellegrini, E. Miller, H. Mertz, C. Blank, R. liurgette, E. Fast, M. Bauer, B. Verbryke, Mr. Knecht. Row: NV. Stomhaugh, R. Striff, R. Cox, R. Stritf, R. Spyker, F. DeLong. XV. Henderson, G. VVelch, R. Dersham. Tn IRD Class of 1934 Prenzlent ---- NIELVIN Cooi'ER Vive l'residenI ALICIZ LJEAFENDIZFFIER N Sevretary - - LUCARDA STAUP Trmrzlrer EUGENE BIILLER 8 Clays Colors BLUE AND GOLD Clary Flouirr - Y - - RED ROSE f Q Clurs Alana A QUI'I'1'lZR NEVER XVINS, AND U A A VVINNER NlZV'lfR Qurrsf' fir 2' NDICR the able supervision of hlr. Knecht, the l'tI'9Slllll1lI1 Class has be- -4 ' st - . . ' ti come quite well organized. ' ' M l 1 f.: ' . . . . . ' il... 'bt-Q RCDFCSCIIIZIIIVCS of the class who have taken part in school activities are as , ' ,g x, follows: Lugarda Staup, winning a letter in basketball, Richard Striff, winning letters , 4 in both Football and Basketballg lVillard Stonibaugh, Uonald Stockton, Paul Neeper A 0 K 1 and Robert Landfair, winning places on the Baseball tezung Ray Burgett, having Q It become quite a proficient Cheer Leader, Howard lVIiller, art editor on the Quilna ' ,NL Staff: Gail Leist, Helen Parmenter, Naomi Clark, llladge Forney, Glenn lVelsh K 1 ' y and W'erner Henderson were in the Senior High Glee Clubs. The following although they did not win letters in Basketball were in the varsity squad and played in some public games-on the girls squad were Vivian Crossley and l Lennie Burkhlolder. On the boys squad were Melvin Cooper, Eugene llfliller and j Ralph Pellegrini. Here's ho in 1 this class kee s up the ood work. ' ' '-L ', l-7 E, P g xfxg W4 N ' A f 6 - sf i f ' .' ' I 'uf ,. XX ll' ix ly - X 45 of if -. , el H...?i :f . , f ll! Q '12 , .' ,Q fv ' .wllliliil vii' ' ' ' f 6 , s f fm N. , 1.1! ... .::., --- . Y -f . ' -- - X - 1 V Q ' ---- A ff uv -whim an , b lEZ QYQN A EIGHTH GRADE Fnzsr Row: B. Siferd, A. Purdy, M. Eppley, M. Carter, I. McCaslin, VV. McCaslin, M. Brad! ford, L. Lipfert. M. Coehick, D. Ebling, L. Grundisch, M. Ridenour, M. Danner, L. Striff, M. Tam, M. Brewbaker. SECOND Row: E. Lotz, R. Corello, J. Good, R. Mougey, L. Carter, G. Greenwalt, Mrs. Nye, L. Bolton, R. Burtchin, D. Fantz, C. Burtclxin, H. Ca-ry, D. Eyler, D. Spyker, E. New- man, R. Myers. 'IQIIIRD Row: A. Patrick, VV. Hixenbaugh, E. Paxton, O. Hile, R. Beeler, K, McGougli, J. Lewis, j. VVol1lgarnuth, A. Dietz, L. Klinger, G. Miller, R. Betz, VV. Long, NV. Stombaugh. f, ' 4' Q? .gg H ,lk Q ll . Q ,-.., ., . It if -t SEVENTH GRADE ' 'x - -- XX, we FIRST Row: B. Jennings, VV. McCa-mey, R. Hover, B. Coehick, F. Archer, L. Steward, D. Taylor, Q 5 'I 1 j. Seiford, M. Dawson, R. Brooks, B. Zuber, E. Connor, V. Harshman, A. Steward, ' ll M. Clair, D. Dieltz, C. Parmenter, gl. Bowslier, F. McClure, I. May, B. Ridenour, ., I' , , H D. McClain. j' . SECOND Row: R. Cox, G. Lewis, D. Cramean, j. Clark, F. Mauk, H. Reed, D. Hover, i, 4 C. Pelligrini, lVlrs. Vvaltz, Miss Lamb, B. VVolgamath, P. Seibert, E. Burtchin, X' lx L M. Mechling, J. McCartney, L. Mumea, W. Hinson, C. Mauck, VV. Lyman, R. Curry. -1- Xxx THIRD ROW: J. Crites, R. Clark, E. Neuman, H. Dietz, C. Burtchin, C. Silver, D. Silver, Lv , N L. Adams, D. Pratt, L. Brewer, E. Swallow, R. Holler, G. Coon, P. Goodenough. vs by X! G. Spyker, B. Green. . 2... x, I . I, K f .Y 5 I .M rl-fx V eg xflfu f A ra 7 5 A, j ,, Fl- . if f f f ' t 5?-F 'Mft ldvx ' 1 9 S - ' . A ' .--.Ll all ' . .. 1- R,-1k,,w Lu, f, , ?xx , N EZ QQQSENA X fl 2 31 H I X 'affix f cy 1 f U' - u ,ff x f f 'MF zu 7 .ir-T ' ful I1 W Y . 1 E- ij . Wfirfii - X 3 X W f ' L I4 9 ff'f 4 TL ,X A , M f ,--A nm -,V fk .1 V .IV 1 V .Q xt ,TQ 2 X ' ' , 45 7 x K r 4 - 1! f -' X it f 4, K X, -why '-11. 2 ,'.,Qf3'r:' gg J .. , jp ,, . --.., .,.. -liif -k i a-fj , H x 'assf:.. Dfiffl' A TT II'I IL IEW ll 'C JT 4iEZ QQQQQNA K. bf .17 5 - . tg , 5 . -. :ml 1 . , l , 4 ZS-v -X u. 5 . l, is It 'L .Yi 5 r L, M- . KN' 1- 1 -v 5 'sg' 1 S 'ix sl. 5' e get v N Liv. , x vi f ' ' va- . Xxl f Ark Y .- :ee x 4' ' w , ' . 1 x- 5 '+ I .lf I. PUGH KNECHT WALTZ BRINER COACH PUGH Mr. Pugh has proved to us his ability as a football coach by his agreeable disposition. everlasting patience and his zealous love for all sports. He has won the re- sponding confidence and affection of all the boys. He surely fulfilled all the requirements of a successful coach. ' COACH KN EC HT Mr. Knecht has developed many good basketeers during his three years of coaching at Shawnee. He has won the respect and loyal cooperation of all the boys with whom he has come in contact. CGACHES VVALTZ and BRINER Coaches, VValtz and Briner, have by their sincere effort, their personal experiences and art of coaching, led the girls basketball team through a very successful season. Shawnee has been very fortunate in having Mrs. Waltz for five years and Miss Briner acting as a very capable assistant for three years. We are still hoping to have them with us in the future. The success of the girls basketball teams should he unhesitatingly given to these two coaches, who have so whole- heartedly put forth an untiring effort for the success of the team. -.sr P 1, -vp 5 f X if , s ,, f fi ! t -I ' iui i' - - ' EZ QEQQENA Cheer Leaders RAY BURGETT MA1Ji51.1NE LITTLE HARRY SHOOK Football of 1930 HAYVN lCE'S football team did not make such a good record as far as win- ning games were concerned. But considering the fact that eight lettermen in were lost by graduation, Jack lX'IcCoy injured the first part of the season and the team suffering boils throughout the season, we feel that we had a pretty good record. The Indians started the season with a scoreless tie with Columbus Grove for the third consecutive year. The next game was the first one at home and lost by one touchdown. One week later the boys made history for the school by playing the first game under floodlights at Celina. Celina was one of the class A schools to which Shawnee lost. Shawnee lost to Pandora by one touchdown but it is not considered the most sportsman-like manner in which they got it. lVe suffered our worst defeat in the hands of Bluffton by a score of 38-0 which we should not feel disgraced considering the fact that four of our regulars were on the injured list and this was the smallest score that they run up on any class B team this season. The boys got a had break in the lVapak game which resulted in the loss of the xx N wx Tis. . F'- tf 'af , , ffl , A l l , 'ix 'fb 2 I if ,4v ,yi , x ' f game. , 0 - Shawnee won their first game from Continental by a score of 21-0. ' fi ix VVaynesfield gained a Victory from us for the first time in five years. f :f L' - As the closing game of the season Delphos came to Shawnee expecting an easy 'ft,'72 it victory but won only on a break by one touchdown. 55 The lettermen who graduate this year are Captain Spyker, Bunke, Pryor, Neeper I - and Simons. 'i ' - all v . A x,sixx A M14 - . V .' X gc ' xx lf X R ' . ' E 1 ' - V ' fa a if r it . fx. . J txgb 'QQ X I Q ' J-ffl 4111 Y i nn' 11. - KN , ,fir 3 , if -aa ,,, 4 'g - , ' - X4 5 I , X Q. V .s :X -' V 41 ' Y tu1 -.grxaaiselzxenz Qggggm :minimise f I '-:Y new wr- ' 1 -..L ' . M' - ' ez. ua , - M .Q ' f 'Q - r-- , P' A N. , 'U , 5 . Q 12- A ,sf . V4 .X 'Nm ' ..l 'iM Aa- 1 FIRST Row: j. Harper, J. Bair, R. Pryor, J. Dawson, H. Neeper, G. Spyker, B. Miller, L. I.ee, R. liunkleman, R. Miller, R. Simons, R. Striff. SECOND Row: Mr. Kneeht, Coach, ll. McBride, C. Burtchin, R. VVard, R. Cox, H. Kunkleman, C. Coleman, F. Bunke, J. Siferd, B. Klink, G. Miller, Mr. Pugh. 'IQHIRD Row: C. Neuman, P. Loyer, j, Bair, L. Spyker, I, .Bollingeiy D. Dauhler, B. McClain, K , 0,16 A rf .-sf' . 1-4 fig N, Football Schedule . sa lx Columbus Grove .... - U ..a,.. Shawnee--- -- O ...... at Columbus Grove I' X F? h x Rockford .....,..,W. 6 ,,,,.. Shawnee Shawnee , 4 .f Celina .... --.IQ ...... Shawnee Celina 45 X ' Pandora .... --- 7 ...... Shawnee Pandora ll . 5, 1 Bluffton ..... ---38 ...... Shawnee Shawnee P 'fx lf- ' X'Vapakoneta--- --. 7 ...... Shawnee--- -- Wapakoneta -' slxnix if Continental ---- -- 0 ------ Shawnee Shawnee Q, - R VVayneSfield ---- ---lq ------ Shawnee Shawnee V, in Delphos ---- -- 6 ------ Shawnee ------ 0 Shawnee are P, . Sl'-T. 1 X ' ' uf ff' l . , I IJ, - K., 'il A u V ,g ll, f i x 0 S ' 'P , Q P R, FJ. . gg iff 1 -ig Ja ll 'Jia-ff' 1 'xx-' -- , VR ' R 1 ' ' e ' Q V T--11 li 4 - af 4Ez Qgggpe E7.aan2a t'0l.I-ZNIAN Llili SPYKI-IR MILLER HARPER COLEMAN Clyde nas alile to 1lITilly7E a play and nip it in the hudu. He was a hard taekler and to he feared by any player within his reach. Sam has one more year to show his stuff , LEE Lyle carried a very responsible joh this season as signal caller which held the opponents in suspense all the time. N SPYKER Xt, The hoy who piloted our team this year. He was the smallest and fastest man -' REQ on the team. He made for himself a reputation as a quick-thinking and exceedingly If hard man to tackle. Gerald's position will he very hard to fill next year. fi NIILLER J . I f' . . . 'f .1 YVith Ralph at tackle little was to be feared. He worried his opponents and ' . if they shall have to continue to worry for another year with Ralph at tackle. 4 f 5 HARPER fl Y .ix i Redls motto was. the bigger they come the harder they fall . As John has two ' if 12' - more years great things are expected of him. '. ,,'7- F F 57 It QQ? I 1 ' til v . , p M y X Q41- ,QU ,. . I ld Mx Ke lyf s 1 ff., f .i - i, . el 'ws Lx ii 'f I 'QQ X yi ' ft E .nnwiin J,-5 i it it , . if ,y 2 . 2 , q.s iwbi i ill I i! 5' X ' of .iEZ QELEENA STRIFF R. KUNKLEMAN H. KUNKLEMAN BYNKE DAXVSON STRIFF The only Freshman hreaking into the lineup this year performed well at half hack. Dick did the passing and some punting. Great things are expected of Dick. KUNKLEMAN Rolland upholding the name, played a fine game at tackle and slipped one over on the referee once in a while hy catching a pass. x f 4' . Iliff KUNKLRIVIAN . J NN Herb was a very valuable man to his team this year as he did most of the fl plunging. lneidentally he made the first touchdown this season. g l , Q lx fl Q e. x BUNKE I' ff ' ' K He played a fine game whether called on either in the baekfield or end. This Q, A is Fred's last year. ll 5 7 T ,i it , DAW SOB -- Rig j At end, Jimmie displaying his wares as a good defensive and offensive player, Q -X'-ff, usually got his man hefore he started. V. l y le fr ' - . vx . 4 5 Nw.. . X, 'df Q5 ffl N VJ 1 1 - Qi' X, il 'I .. V 5 i ' i'. rig Y wxprg vlii X v I V N ' 5 L i it i f ' . .ea M -ie use 5 ' - , , X Y - 'gm ' H s. ' ' X in ii ..- . ,M ,sf Lu! 's er' -t 4Ez Qgggw uh-K M PRYICR MILLER HAIR SIMONS NEEI'ER PRYER Although this was Bob's first year on the team he played the game very well both offensive and defensive. Bob is also a Senior. RIILLER Bob reminds one of a xy ar tank wading into the opposition. No one stopped him, but he stopped everyone. He was able to open up holes as a preliminary for gains. He will be captain next year. BAIR Johnnie has hut one objective fixed in his mind, to smash through the opponents line. On the defensive he was a bear. Very few plays went through him. SIMONS Bob was called upon to do most of the punting this year and he did a very splendid job at it. His position at guard will be hard to till next year. NEICPER Neeper was called upon at the first of the season to fill the position formerly held hy Jack McCoy and did a very line job of it. Harold was a very dependable blocker. N X.. hs. K 'ii fir Iv' 5 3 .Q ' Y' ,, -i . ,Q J an L f it i'- 7 - i xf'7e' - Y - I, g -N Ev 1 'il M! fl Kewl 1 , plyi- , I . N ik . X V '. . Va E NN Ki Q N Hi? was -1 ' f s , a JA, Q-LJ 4 1 'NYU' ffl g y! ,fu ', V, lu' ,-. J... iEZ QYQQENA Boys' Basketball HE SHAVVNEE Basketball team of 30-31 was not as successful as it has been in the former years. Although we only won two games during the season, and had the toughest schedule so far, the boys had plenty of snap and never got discouraged. With only one letterman, around whom to build a team, and one week to prepare. they lost the first game to Cridersville by a score of 32-ll. The next week the team traveled .to Wapak and lost by a close score of 17 to 20. The following night they played Lima South which was a little out of their class and got beat 32-l0. Spencerville handed our boys a trouncing of 25 to 4. The boys lost the following Friday and Saturday to Elida and the Alumni by a score of 24 to l-l and l3 to 48 respectively. The boys lost a close game and a real thriller to Columbus Grove by a score of 2l to 23. Rockford beat the boys on Rockford's floor to a score of 16-29. Shawnee was about to enjoy a victory over Beaverdam when in the final seconds of the game they lost out. The score was 26-28. Here the boys gained courage and the following Friday defeated VVaynesfield by a narrow margin of 26-24. Spencerville again defeated our lads 17-32 on their own floor. f i two hard fought games 22-31 and 21-23. f The next two weeks the Indians traveled to Gomer and Elida when they lost For the second time in the season the boys were out-classed by the strong Bluffton 'XX five and suffered the worst defeat, 16-67. fx The boys lost to .Harrod by a score of 21-43. ,' 3 DN They again suffered three bad defeats in the hands of Harrod, Pandora and ' - 2. D-elphos Jefferson, although all three were more interesting than the scores show. dpi Fil H m Their second victory came at the very end of the season. This shows that they 'N were not quitters . At this time they defeated Lafayette by a score of 26-25. if 4 The lettermen who graduate this year are Beeler, Delong and Simons. l Q is In - 5.5 X . 'X-I., 'f. 'L -5' . 4 ' 'x 'Nix : T X x- Sw, yjj ji sy N 3 .1 if X' K 1, 5 5 ' . ',' lag W Pkn xltw 5 X ,Q I N j M55 L ts . , pf Q.. Q , at V I .QQ I r ' R' ,N n h ' K hm ' 1- ' gd, '.Q-y sx g . - V MZ Qflfjm FIRST Row: Clyde Colelnun, Lyle 1-ee, Bula Simons. Riehzn-ml Srviti. -iinnes lllmwzz Slliuwlw Rau: Huh Miller. wlnhn Bair, Lester l7eI,ong, Melvin Uuznper, Kenneth lieeler, Qlllllllll Shaw nee x hh uw nee Sh :uvnee Shawnee Shzlwnee Slmwnee Slmwnee Sllzlwrwe- - - Sh nwnee Sh :uvnee Slmwnee 5llZlKVl1l'C Slmwnee w 5llZlXVlll't' Slum' n ee Sh awnee Slmwnve bll21XVI'lCC- - - bl1:1wnc'e- - - Anspach, Mr. Rnecht, Conch. Boy's Basketball Schedule -,-,------,- ll-----------Cridersville------, -- 3-3 -- 17 .... -- ---YVz1pz1lmnetz1 .... -- 20 -- lll ..,, - ,,,,, Lima Suuth--- -- 32 -- 5 ..,. ---Spencerville-H -- 2-l -- ll ..,e ---Elidu .,,eeA -- 24 N -- I3 .,,, ---Alumni A.....A.. - -.- 48 8 -- 2l---.- ---Columhus Grove---- -- 23 I XE' ,- lb ,.... - ,,.,.. Rockford ....... -- 20 f -- 20 ..A. - ..... Beaverdznn ..,. -- 28 UK -- Z6 e.f. ---XV:1yneslleld ,,.. -- 24 lvl' A , Av -- l7--.-- ---Spencm-ville--- -- 32 1 ' -- 22 ,.e. ---Gomer ....,, -- 31 , ,i -. 'W -- 21 e,,, ---lilida .... -- 23 f , , -- l6---- ---Hlul:fton--- -- 07 ' f Vifxb -- 21 .e,, ---Hzlrrod ,,.. -- 43 4 1 A - 5 ..,, ---Pzlmlnm ,,f,,,.,,,, -- lb ,' I ,tx -- l-l .... .... l Jelplms, jefferson-A -- .ll . 10.1 '- -- 9 ,.,, ---Cridersville ..ee., -- 47 lx lk' 12 -- 26 ,,Y, ---Lafayette ---- -- 25 M1 ., It Q bv x, l M Z ,-1 ' 1 4 . V 4 lil n J Ii , - , I ' F l ' 1 ' , x .lm 'Alf p ' e f K g in 0 l A' ' ,: !- elif ' ,,fS,-iw. .- ,- Q ' i l A JA, gm - 'fl K 've l 5 If ? 'l ' 'gf . l I 1 - -.' 'X ' 2 H . af - Ar i, M .aqfh A in 413531432 Qggggv 43Z:3 Llili VOLICMAN SIMONS IJANYSON LYLIC LEE Bud our acting captain this year played a very good game at guard. It was hard for the opponents to get a shot over, under or around Lyle. He has another year yet. CLYDE COLENIAN Ty the other guard did some excellent work in both guarding and working If ' the ball to the basket. Clyde usually made the game interesting with his speed. A -'K ,JJ BOB SINIONS Si not only held down the pivot position in a fine manner hut also kept the fg X, opponents worried on the fast, short shots from the foul line. Boh's place will K . 3 jlN he very hard to fill next year. rl' ji , .. 3 .IAMICS imwsox ' I Although Jimmie not starting in the varsity lineup for a while, proved :1 if , very valuahle man to his team. -Iimmie can he remembered for the Gomer game. 1 n It M. hx, L eg, Y - ig .. giixlif, ' ' . 4 i- QQ , - - MV X view , ef , , ' X vl ' ' ,MI ' ' ' JI 'i X L It-'R i ll 'Ay 'V' 5 i' .N ' i Wg -A ' ' nd f . ,H f i l -lr W Wg , -1. 3 -'-' fi 7 f Q' ' H1 'e ' l'l A. i . - 4. I hi Xiu ' Q . , ,-L4-5 'x g ,. - VKX iE? QU'LNA iE?lE 4 1931 S-'l'RIl l Di-'I.UNli IH-1ICl.l'.R HAIR DICK STRIFF ln Dick we find a steady, consistent player. His talents include playing the floor well, heing a good shot and neat passer. Dick usually hrought the fans to their feet by his long, accurate shots. LIESTICR DELONG Tod , an ideal guard, was powerful and one of the hardest working men on the squad. XVe'll surely miss him for this is 'l'od's last year. N 'F N' KicxNic'1'H BICELICR lf Ulieeler , our other pivot man, was called on many times. He could play this U position as well as Guard. lieeler usually kept the team in a scrapping mood. 1, - . xg 5 JJ - H, Jonx HAIR ,e et, 5 Iohnnie showed his ahility at the position of guard hy his excellent defensive - i jf , - . - . . f , work. He has a good eye for the hasket. Alohn has another year to hght for Shawnee. 0 u 1 f' ,7' A fif'?! AJ E V .. I A A 'A f 'pl-at , -1 .13 Z . y- .J fb' s Y X5 li ix .V X . 1 e f f x 11 - VCA -LTQL Ay '2 .gQ YQ , A- J, eigvjl-vu.: - , ji' ' xc.- Q l If i 3' - l , , -4' Ananzmsixaz QEQQENA 21EZ1arY41 Girls' Basketball UR SHAXVN Elf girls of '30-'31 did not have as successful a season as they 1, did the preceeding yearq however, the fact that they played a longer season i- If ff than ever before must be taken into account. The opening game against our old rival, Cridersville, xi as plenty fast, the game ending in a tie score 15-15. The following week they played YVapakoneta, one of the strongest teams on .the schedule, and though they played almost if not the best game of the season, they were defeated 15-l-1. During the same week, the girls heat jackson Center in an easy game .21-15. ln the next three weeks they acquired a winning streak which carried them to vittory over Spencerville, lilida, and the Alumni, with scores of 27-lb, 20-15, 2-1-16, respectively. However, they were downed by Columbus Grove, one of Putnam County's strongest teams, possibly as a result of over confidence acquired from the preceding three victories. lt was a close game ending 19-16. Next, they went to BCi:ff'CI'd2ll1l and won an easy game 2-1-15. Another easy victory occured the next week when VVaynesfield came to Shawnee. The score was IS 7 During the next three weeks, the girls traveled to foreign floors, and defeated three of their closest and strongest rivals, Spencerville, Gomer and lflida. by scores of 18-16, 20-22 and 20-11. Being encouraged by these, the girls met the visiting team of Bluffton, the County champions for years, and tied them, playing the best game of the season. 'lihen Harrod came over and was defeated by a score of 19-16. f I Again the girls played Cridersville, this time on Cridersville's Hoor. Playing out f of form, they were beaten badly 17-9. 'J' 'lihe next week, the Shawnee team went to Pandora, where they lost a sacrifice fame. 'lihe second team played almost the entire game, the first one bein f held in B l - ' is fig, reserve for the following night. And the next night they beat the strong Lafayette 1- team 25-12. ' A? 'F if N lhe team entered the tournament with the highest percentage rating in the 3 A County having ll victories, -1- defeats and 2 tie games. it ti' ln the first game of the tournament the girls beat Beaverdam. . Y , , -. ln the semi-finals occured one of the big upsets of the day, the girls being defeated lj T55 1 N - by the Gomer girls team. Since the Fates were,evidently against them, the girls did . 1 5 not enter the finals for the first time in three years. I I it -1 The team will be crip uled by the loss of four senior firls, Ella Lee, Rozella r 1 . S ' vi, ' Zuber, Erma Mauk, and Gladys Powell. iff' ' qk , -1., P, 'Q , ' 's .Q . . X ' ' A 1 , DAQ - , sv QL. , N Us gif ' ,YI xg I x x - f ' 2 ' XQW ff 1, . x . ., .1 5 Ui! 'X I ., --X rx V xx? , K , Q . I If Ag Q kr, I L '32 'Y So ' f'm , N ,Z 175' Q if ,..,5 kv . i 'LTQJJ ,xt as , , - Qi ' -1 Wiiimrn ly Vx J, 4 1-: ,ft t -- ,- .3-... ' , 1 - - Q Y I 'il ' ff if .t . , - Lui it S 43z QEQIQNA 231113743243 FIRST Row, SE.-XTEDI joy Day, Gladys Powell, Orlefa Sands, Carol Stewart, Lennie Burkhulder. SECOND Row: Rosella Zuber, Breta Crites, Alice Phetteplace, Imgarnla Stamp, Erma Mauk, Ella Lee. Tlnkn Row: Dorothy Briner, Asst. Coachg Lois Yoakum, Mrs. Goldie Xvlllll, Coach, Vivian Crossley, Imogene Giffen, Manager. Gir1's Basketball Schedule Shawnee--- ..,......... 15 ,....., - -- ---Cridersville------ U I5 N Shawnee -- 1-l- .... .... X Vapakoneta ..... -- lS X Sliawnee --- 21 .... .... L laekson Center ..,, -- l5 T35 Shawnee--- --- 27 .,,. .... S pencerville ..... -- l6 Sllawnee --- 20 .... ---Elid:1-- .... -- I5 U, Slmwnec-U --- 2-l.--- ---Alumni -------- -.- -- 16 fic Shawnee --- 16 -.-- ---Columbus Grove- -- -- I9 PL , Shawnee--- --- 24- ---- ---Beaverdam ------ -- 16 5 A 41' .N Sliawnec --- l8--.- ---lVaynesheld ---- -- 7 ' 1 ,- Shawnee --- l8-- - ---Spencerville ---- -- 16 , SllZlXYllC't'--- --- 20 ---- ---GOIUCF .---. --- 22 J U Shawnee--- --- 20 ---. ---Elidil ----- -- ll 'A fx Sliawnee --- l6---- ---Bluffton ---- -- I6 fi? -.- Sliawnec' --- 19 ---- ---Harrod ------ -- 16 .fxfff Shguyngg -- Q ---. ---Cridersville .... --- 5 Shawnee --- 15 ---- ---Pandora ----- --- 22 iq ' SllZlXYllCf.'--- --- 25 ---- ---Lafzlvette--- -- 12 I ' 1' ' bl , f- M! I , H , , if 4 . . 3'-L .- 'ii i f U' ,. , I 4 I xx ll- 3 X x A I 4 ' .ll .1 ' 1 l I' In -lg' lj ill 'V vc H 'f m x 'i ia? fi A-X X 3 l r , 1 , f 1, Aw 'QQ-.he ' rj ' lEl QEQQENA ZVIHCR I'Hli'I l'EI'LACE CRITES POVVELL ROZELLA ZUBICR, whose wonderful ability to stick to her forward, as well as her speed and size, makes her very valuable as a guard, will not be with us next year, much to our regret. ALICE PHETTEPLACE, a Junior who has been a letter girl the past three years, is very agile and certainly must have a gift of telepathy, inasmuch as she always seems to know just where her forward is going and sticks to her like the proverbial 'flN'Iolassesl'. She should be Shawnee's outstanding player next year. f f 'ff BRETA GRITES is a Sophomore who has many good points as a guard. She . knows how to use her size and ability to the advantage of the team. She will serve E4 Shawnee two more years. 2 Jil - , l GLADYS PUWVELL, a Senior, although she didn't seem to be so good other I ,I 'rg ' x years, surely came back like a boomerang this year and surprised all of us. She has . ' .gi wonderful tactics as a guard. XVe certainly regret losing her. if . is it EL xx Q, l l rf-' X. j-1 I 5 ff - M X Q ' X. J f. Z I ff . -5 XXX b,B k X. ll s i ylflf f -- al i! A ' ' New . Mui If lvl 5 ri . ' IJX x x?r, xlf' vw ' Q7 7 Ms, , 'fx - S. i' N . Y 4 li Q ,V 1 9 'f Y. 5. Riu ,ii-FM'-hi H lvlvgx t ' I f 7 Q 9 fy. f ' 4 - i:- Z. 1 .' - .... .i.l ' - g--fe' tu: Q s 4Ez. Ez1E Llili V MAIQK DIXON S'I'Al'l' ELLA LEE has made the team the past three years, and has heen a letter forward the last two seasons. Ella has heen an outstanding player whose speed has won many a game. Dear Old Shawnee will surely miss her. ICRIXIA lX'IAU K, another senior was a very good jumping center. Even though she is not so tall, she nearly always hits the cpm. She's not so had making haslcets either. XVe'll certainly miss her. LUCILLIC DIXUN, who will have two more years to show Shawnee what she's made of , is our very tall, hlond center. Her height, as well as might and good judgment of distance, makes her a wonderful center. LUGARDA STAUP, Red , our fiery haired Freshman, is a sure shot with plenty of speed, aeeuraey and light. NVQ-'re glad to say laxgarda will he with us three more years. .Q N X Q N.:-. K '45 fly I, A 'ef K , f , We . ,B A is . ,, Az A vt . K Ur' . It F Q WW P , 'Jr , , - yfig f t v In li I lv L, xx lll l X -in M 4 Q1 j ' V , i K ii I 'A 4' - M31 etlfw ipmf Q es t i f' 3 - , p - f L. t if in ,y V X V il---' - .fy , X I .V 1 1 i ---v. - , f' if V ' - 4ez QQQENA imiaialzxa FIRST ROW SEATED: Lloyd Stumbaugh, Eugene Baxter, Richard Heaston, Harold Neeper, Obediah Benedum, SECOND ROW: Ellsworth VVeisenmayer, Charles McClain, Don Shook, Herbert McCoy, Darrel Yoakum, Robert Miller, jack McCoy, Dick Pugh, Coach. Baseball Crt .-s, B1 ONSIDERING the handicap we had of plavinr all our scheduled ames , Ffmyaw . . ' tb g f away from home last spring, we consider we had a very successful season. f f -. C VVe started the season by playing Gomer and defeating them. Our next game ffj was against Cridersville and again we came home on the long end of the score. At Spencerville we gained our third victory. Our next two games were the two A fames we lost. Vaufhnsville had a very ood team and incidentally did not lose ig 1. l, . g . 73 a ame in the lea ue. Our last ame was with Elida. This ame was close all , J N g 2 g g , the way with Elida finally defeating us. So to summarize it all up we won three ffl. l ii FSH 1 l, s E . rg, x games and lost two. A good record any time. - Q i The catching was very ahly done by Herbert McCoy, while VVeisenmayer shoul- - -, dered the pitching responsibility. ln the infield we had the old stand-by Yoakum ' at first base and very few, if any errors were made by him. At second was Don .E it 1 Shook. Gene'l Baxter a Freshman broke into the game and performed very well - I at the short-stop position with ,lack lVIcCoy at third base. It made us an inheld f i-fi'-1'f' ,l that made verv few errors. rp' In the outfield we had Lloyd Stombaugh, a good hitter, Chuck McClain, I 155 - John Curry, Bob lliiller and Dick Heaston. r 1 X4-, .. I , X X X, XXKQS 7 . - Qi- N iii MF ' 1, Wx ,by ,S , '., y az vlfr Xb I' 7 H f 5' Mg'- , Qf - Qi.. as-1,4 QQ y 5 s r wwfmrs ik vs .A-1 ' I n V-, ,-.egg K4 ,. -f, ,Z xl, i N E , me A---cf' an ' ' P 4Ez Qggggm 1u74Err,aE1 genie'-x I .Q-, .X ' MX N -5, A 5 , A 'C Tf II W ll WI ll IE JI iEZ. QEQQENA K, ,, 5 ,TP fig ll 7 l N 439 X . ll Q is 7? l' 'Q gs bfi Q lt v i.i 'xx I Qi., 4 '. 1 . X, ' ' - --N, , N. I ,I . M 1 1 i'. FRONT Row: Ella Strawbridge, Imogene Gillin, Mabelle Rountree, Dorothy Buttruff, Gertrude Baechler, BACK Row: Fred Bunke, Robert MeMillen, Miss Briner, Charles Neuman, Howard Miller. The Quilna Staff lf, 'l'HlC Quilna Staff of Shawnee High School, publish this Annual for nine- rf if , vii A ' 'X teen-hundred-thirtyone to record the events of this year as fully as possible, so u 'li that, in the years to come, these events may be recalled hy students and friends of Shawnee. VVork on the Annual was started quite early in the year under the leadership of lylabelle Rountree, editor-in-chief, and Miss Briner who acted as advisor. The editor-in-chief was assisted by Dorothy Buttruff, associate editor and Gertrude Baechler organizing editor. The art was ably handled by Howard lyfiller while Fred Hunke served as athletic editor. The business or financial part of the stall was handled by Imogene Giflin. She was assisted in this work by Robert MeMillen, Ass't Business lylanager, Charles Neuman, Advertising Manager, and Ella Strawbridge, Ass't Advertising lwanager. The Staff worked hard to make this annual a success, and was greatly helped by Miss Briner, who gave of her time and energy untiringly. It was thru the effort put forth by the Quilna Staff and our patrons that we were able to carry on the work of producing the Annual of nineteen-hundred-thirty-one. Us i sf I I i J rw rl is . f, tl .4 f is L f a' NQ4 2. , -'.l 496-ly ' 'ff x t ,n h f .lv xx .1 i S I a it sf My KS t lET QWLNA ,I 1931 FIRST Row: A. Phetteplace, H. Harshman, Mrs. johnson, Miss Bush, C. Stewart. L. Donovan. Siicoxn Row: VV, Kuenning, L. Lee, J. Miller, R. Simon, F. Bunke, G. Spyker, J. Anspach. Chief Staff 5 5 H i QHAXVNFIC CHlFF 'Staff of 1031 las 2 nz w- a gr: , Hg success 'ind h is ichiey ed muth honor Ihe stiit members welt idinitted is :hui 1 H.: . u V . w . , Q S :ri in ide the ilinitr I eiit members to the Quill and Scroll, National Organization to promote journalism. This shows the importance of the work they have done. The Editorial Staff under the able supervision of Nlrs. Johnson kept the paper iilled with original and interesting articles. The Staff consisted of Lyle Lee. editor- in-chief: XValter Kuenning, assistant-editorg Alice Phetteplace and Carol Stewart, scholastic editors: Frederick Bunke and James Anspach, athletic editorsg Lilas Donovan, community and social editor: and Hazel Harshman, joke editor. The Business Staff of the paper was supervised by bliss Bush and made the Chief a financial success. The members were the manager, john Clair hliller, and the assistant managers, Robert Simons, Gerald Spyker and jack lXIcCoy. Special mention must be given to the typists, who typed all the articles in each issue, because they worked hard and deserve as much credit as anyone else. They were Lilas Donovan, Mary Bauer, Yvonne Sellars, Marjory Coon, Carmen Dardio, Erma hiauk, and Hazel Verhryke. N X If-Y' M lf' fly 2' ,. Ji- ,fi ' ' ' : fK, e A ff- 1 f 0 . ,f 1 4' , ,f , .if - . .I 1 . ,ii r ,N ev 'i it .. - -E15 - . , Y I .i I 1 6 XX ilu 1,13 i . NN .ze y 521 ,- ' l. 'Q . ,Q 3 jig. .-i 0 ' ,, Q. if ' ' Aj ,T-.. ' 'Q i sf' JN vc H Fl 'YJ' , XX: aj., 1 I K fi: 1.1 , , tw X- , 413274314132 Qfl,f,I,1NA 43lZ:3 FIRST Row: G. L. Srcouo Row: F. is Corrello, H.-Pl2llH!LIlIEl', M. Nlrzugey, C. Stewart, D. 'l'illRn Row: E. W' U' Leist. N. Clark, D. Umbaugli, H. Cox, R. Bowers, Nl. lN1orris, M. Rountree, otaup, A. lleafendefler, E. Burcbin, Dzy, R. Loyer. Taylor, M. Little, j. Simons, R. Zuber, E. Lee, E. Hatcher, C. Hardin, M. Buttruff. Tam, M. Umbzugfi, L. Howard, L. Yoakzrrn, V. Grundich, E. Strawbridge. li. Coon, M, Forney, M. Herz, B. Crites, M. Clem. Girls' Glee Club our Girls' Glee Club under who has given her untiring year, giving a Concert the OFFICERS l'rv.vi1l1'nf - - - lXfI.LxRi2l.1.r: ROUNTRIEE St'1'I'I'f!lI'.l' llllfl 'llI'l'lI.YIlI'PI' - lfI.l.A STRAXVBRIDGIS , Snfinl fjlllllflllllll - - - ELLA LEE f Lilznzrinnx - -l,-mia SINIONS anzl Cl,.1xR1c15 HrlXRDlN 5 ,TTFYE4 MUST SUCClf5Sl Ul. year was enjoyed by ff 1327 Wil . .. . . . gf' the fine supervision of hfliss lVIaxme lllorris vii' X energy and time in making the club a success. f ga Nl v The Club made several public appearances this U . K X lx first part of the year and also putting across a unique act at the Carnival, which f was held late in October. Our Club had the honor of sending two delegates to the ,li 'Pg T state Chorcusnrif Columlbusi this year. Those who were thus honored were: Carol .V ' .ltewart an ' a Straw ri ge. -ggilvl 4 'f On April 10 the Club entered the district Eisteddfod, held in Elida. VVe came ' X ' off with second place in the Girls Chorus number and placed first in the Alto Solo T, ' . 5 , and girls duet. Five schools competed against us at this contest. They were: Elida, 'Q lg X Pandora, Gomer, Delphos, Vaughnsville, Columbus Grove and Beaverdam. - 'Lil V lr The Girls Glee joined the Boys Club to form a mixed Chorus for the presenta- Llflill i' tion of the Operetta College Days, on April 2-lth, which proved a great success Q' for everyone who saw it. The money received from the Concert and the Gperetta, Elf' - along with a generous donation from the school board was used to buy Glee Club i A X outfits for both the boys and the girls Glee Club. These added greatly to the appear- ., I , K 4 ance of the Club and helped to make the Club work all the harder. 1 -R rigs - Special vocal classes, held one period each week, have done much in the way ot , QU. N develiopment of technical points in voice culture. Interest in these classes was urged Us fs' by X' V gijing l-8 credit to each member of the Glee Cllubs belonging. . X u f X' 1 i A ' ' I4 X If Qi? 'xv' 5' I4 1 . ' . T i Y if . Q f , EQ. ' e . - in -3 -.fe ly xi . or f , e 3 is-3 'mars 'Aiierrm' vs it sf se- N. Q' ' - 1. . ,. '..e..f ,,, x E QELQHNA FIRST Row: R. Sellers, J. Anspach, F. Leist, S. Tam, E. Baxter, R. Bowsher, M. Morris, F. Bunke. C. Burchin, L. Lee, R. Gitlin, R. Klink, E. Miller. SECOND RCW: E. Miller, R. Robison, VV. Kuenning, VV. Beeler, Nl. Siferd, l. Plummer. R. Miller, VV. Henderson, Dawson, K. Beeler, D. Keysor, R. Pryor, A. Crawford, E. Deilman. Tuikn Row: K. Lappin, VV. McClain, R. Miller, U. XVelsh, dl. Harper, H. Swallow, R. Simons, R, Ridenour, bl. Bair, L. DeLong, L. Crow. Boys' Glee Club N OFFICERS N l'rfsidrnr - - RALPH Howsuizn Librarian - - JAMES ANsPAcH -- 'F-, HE BOYS' Glee Club is growing with the School. This year, because of the . if ' , large membership of our club, a few of the boys didn't get to take part in the 4 1523 Eihfeddfhd which was held Ht hhdh. 1 I fm VVe were represented in the State Chorus at Columbus by the following: Lyle V, if nl v Lee, Ralph Bowsher and Robert ltiiller. A sg' A concert was given by both boys and girls Glee Clubs which was a big success. I , Our operetta this year was College Days, which the boys and girls presented. K 1' R' The proceeds from this operetta was to help pay for our uniforms, which the Glee M W? Clubs, with the help of the School Board, bought early in the year. -W' 7 ,K ,fl 5 1 A 'Lt . 0 Q ' S- ' v jul vi ' , '1 f ff iii t 3 4,1 . -9, f ig ', N Iv , , -,Xl Am - f s h , f i IV Q-viz. , lu' 1' 'il .,, .X' sh, , E X' ,if Amarimisaz 4E:Z:E Orchestra 1 - NIJICR thc filwlc supcrvision of Iwiss IXIZIXIIIC' IXIorris, our mtl: til 11 I some :thing just fine this yt-ur. Ar first thc Iiopvs of tIw m'cI1cst11 unit' not E. . .1 wwf! .. 5. su food Iwut toward tht- end of the War these Innes Iwcznnc Iu I1 Ks 1 Is , I I- wImIt-, thc otcI1c-stru had 21 most cnjuyztlwlc und successful yt-ur. ,f 'IIIN' m'cI1c'strz1 Ilns Iizid sc'wrz1I public pcrfurinztnccs during '30 :ind II Il ui f pI:n't'mI :it the dediczttion of tht' Auditorium in the AIIcn County CIiiIcItcns Hmm ind ut il Concert given Iwy the GIG? Clubs. AISU it made its appearance :lt the I umcrs . Institute and plzlyed fm' the .Iunior and Senior Plays. 4 f sa Ist l'ioIi11.v Tf1llllfJPf.9 ' - .5 I Lx I I,uIu Howzird 5111101 IJGWZIII I Fred Hunks: UW' fl 17' ' 5 , 3 Don IfyIGr Gujfm- 4 X It , -. Iivtty RICICIIUUI' XViIIi:1n1 Iivc-Im' 4401 . , .. ' X 2111! Iiinfiux Clmfnws , - . , Ixcnt INIcGuugI1 ' K ,X Billy Rlcfwugli ,- I , , , H Fl I B tl. Lugcnt Iiaxttr - is 6 . 1 at ys ui' C nn Cl ,I Ig ,1- , -- 'Nix 3 Howzlrd SIIIIICIICKICCIQUI' Y M C urn Im Q1 ' II:1mId Swallow 54-x f'I '. f7 W l ff' ' 1105- lg,-eww W1II1:1m McL.I:nn 4x . v . 'X QSS Q . . --, ,N X W 1 ' . U i , .I sl I . . J! X I . fi V I -ty, Ihr' 5 f. K ' Al. -4 l wxf x, J .X N 5 ,fj x V Ms !!'- . 't I Q If f I - at Us I -. , .- -. 'fi l 3 I ' ' I-A 8 X.. - . .- -,Q .. ' - . X s. A . ' , I - N 4iET QUILNA E7lE .1 1931 -. u... . I . .,, N FRST Row: Miss Bush, Adviser, L, Burkholder, E. Lee, R. Zuber, C. Hardin, C. Sinewart, M. Rountree, A. Phetteplaee, L. Yoakam, ll. Buttrulf, -I. Simons, -I. Daye, M. Corrello. SECOND Row: M. Umhaugh, L. Staup, F. Taylor, li. Strawbridge, E. Coon, li. Hatcher, F, Lotz, L. Howard, M. Forney, M. Bradford, ll. Parmenter, A. Deafendeffer, M. lietz, j. j. Cremean, M. Clem. TIIIRIJ Row: E. Tam, O. Sands, M. Mougey, E. Burtehin, gl. Bowersoek, K. Fast, D. Umhangh, M. Sellars, N. Clark, R. Loyer, G. Leist. Blue Triangle Club ' OFFIcEIzs .- l'rr.ria'rnf - - lVLxBIcI.I.Ia ROUN'I'Rl2li l iI-1' l'rf.vi1if'n! - AI.IcIz PHm'TIzI'LAcE Recording S!'l'l'FfI1!'-1' - - lfl.LA Llili Correxpourliny Serrfffary CLARICI3 HIXRDIN N Treasurer - - - Lois YOAKAM Chorirfrfr - CAROL STIQWAR1' 8 .Jdwiror - - Miss OI.Ivn BUSH eta, HAXVNEE Blue Triangle Club had a successful venture for their first if 'TQ year of existence III our school. 'I his organization was started with a group ffl A -71:1 , J- . . . . 1 ji N4 of about forty girls who formed themselves Into a working unit. 1, g ly, As a branch organization of the Lima Y. VV. C. A. we have found a purpose in if P21 E A an attempt to improve three things: our Blinds, our Bodies, and our Souls. These three I, 7 'V Q, are represented by the three sides of oIIr triangle. - f S, Under the direction of the advisors and cabinet a Recognition Service was held Q , ix when the girls were formally taken into the club. The ceremony for this service was A jv- the most impressive and beautiful of any held during the year. VVith the glow of the ' ,7 N. candle light and soft singing each girl was proud to pledge herself to become a light In x-xvtjrf the shining circle. F The club has enjoyed many good times during the past year. including a Hallow- 'I een Party a Kid Party and a St. Patrick's Dance at the Plezol Club rooms. lVIay the li Club grow and carry on some of the spirit so enthusiastically manifested by the girls , V ., this year. f I ' v 'f--ll vi . . . ,I ly . t - I f f 4' I I I 0 4.1 T -l -I T i In lx, -'W' ll , ., '.i g.QT YQ I i f ff ' I Hlhlii' -ff' ' . . . I f - , ' 1' ai. '1-V' I ,f .. 7 , . . - f , V I Q . Y T if v -f A JI . , vw X-,-, 5 E? QUILNA f, 0 f .Q Qs ,lk J' Af in ' Q i D X x 'sys ' if . C' I. 1 It wt X - 'in 1 V. -S'-15,1 r. M , x ,, . 1 V, i' 'NQXX . 1931 -111, , ,xx .3 pwv., V ., -- 4,. . 31 FIRST Row: R, Cowan, D. Stockton, VV. Stombaugh, R. Gitlin, H. Neeper, R. Deaubler, Mr. Roller, Advisor, C, Burtchin, C. Coleman, S. Tam, L. Bollinger, E. Cowan. SECOND ROW: J. Harper, M. Broivvn, B. Monroe, G. Welch, F. DeLong, J. Harper, D. Keiser, H. Kunkleman, M. McClure, A. Waterson, O. Benedum. THIRD ROW: R. Burgette, C. Plummer, G. Bla-nk, L. Bnwsher, R. Verhryke. Future Farmers of America HE F. F. A. is an organization, Nation wide in its scope. lts purpose is to advance Agricultural Education to a higher level. Among the activities of the Shawnee Chapter during the past year has been a Weiner roast, a father and son banquet, basketball and chapel. lt is hoped that by next year we can arrange a school exhibit, sponsor improved Agricultural practices, and aid in securing material for visual instruction in class. The past year has proven Vocational Agriculture to be more popular at Shawnee than ever before and Shawnee Chapter F. F. A. hopes to help maintain this popularity. That all pupils interested in Agriculture may find a congenial group in which to develop their special interests. v x . x .dj K J I , K t ,X if . . . .' rl L Ill li A , an ,h F Q, L 'f r , Q f f' Q.. fs , .-4x f. -,MQ--if 4, YQ V: . ' V I A Trix.. ll A' Vx Q .Sq-feel .gg ' rl, 1 4az Qgggw -amnrgsalrzarrzxa FIRST Row: K. MeGough, R. Pryor, j. Bair, R. Simons, Mr. Pugh, R. lVlcMillen, R. liowslrer, F. Bunke, VV. McClain. SECIJND Row: R. Mougey, D. Eyler, F. Leist, R. Klink, J. VVolgamuth, VV. Henderson, C. Neu- man, L. Spyker, O. Benedum, C. Plummer. B. Fast. Radio Club N X HE SHAVVNICIC Radio Cluh was OI'g11lll'CCl late in the school term and :FQ :4-' YS . . . . , . . time limited us to accomplish much hut great things are expected of it TQ. 12- 'Q next year. Mr. Pugh acted as the faculty advisor. lts object is to learn ! . Q' - the theory of radio. f 'lihe first meeting of the Cluh was held on lllonday. lVIarch lo, l'73l. 'lihe I J, 5 t ollicers were elected and the results of the election were as follows: -l ix l'Jl'l'.ViII'!'IlI - - - Boa lh1ClVIIl,l.liN f h i' life President - BOB Smoiws ' f ' If ' Set-rrniry - RALPH BOWSHER Q I vll'l'IISlll'l'I' - - - HARRY SHOOK I, iw: , ,Q , . . . . , 'ff lhe dues are ten cents a week. lVrth this nzoney we were able to huy a radio. fxvef? lVitli this set, we studied the theory and prattical use of il radio. 'E i- ff I M 1 , f . ww v , I - 3, 1 Q4 , . iv 'i 1 A L V T o ,l77 Vi . f I , V . . l 564, f .ll It f K ,qt it 0 1 ix f Lpegc -1 .3 j .QQ sq , A ,VII ' ie K I :V Q -- 6--A S: - , , ee- 't ' - F My ' FN - ' i i f , I J, su. N - ' E? QUILNA 4 1931 S . . . I The Bride Breezes In Gregg Neill - - - Ml'S. Neal ' Alfred comix 5 ,K Freddie Burke ff ' ' Bob - - ,ff e '44 XX Goldie Maman i L 1l'G . V - f sa JM o 5 my . ' Sum Cotrex - Robert Simons Rosella Zuber Ralph Bowsher Robert McMillen Robert Pryor Mabelle Rountree Juainita Bowersock Kenneth Beeler I i fla t f. Stella Hollytree Mildred Umbaugh 4 W' . x Fannie Fay - ----- Imogene Giffin 41 Scene: The summer home of Sam Cotrex. ly 'haw This play was presented by the Junior Class to procure funds for the Junior , ,X ' X Senior Hop. Q- Ni' in f in Tlx .pk t , X 1? . 4 Z-N . - Xu., - X U5 5 we Q4 A . 'I 1 '- If -rg 'D' 'S I . l' I. 1 lx v I. W, Ili, r kg. L ' Q p 5 f' 1 51 , ' LM , game--if HVX i l i t S WAV f e . gg.. lb gm - JK ' f ' ' ff- ' g re .lEZ QYQQENA The Ghost Bird jill HE GHOST BIRD, a mystery comedy in four acts was presented hy the - 4 benior Llass of IQSO. lhe play concerns a life and death contest hetween a super-crook and a lllaster lllind on the police force. The crook known as the Vulture is the first to score in the contest: his arch enemy is mysteriously murdered. The crime is committed in an isolated farm house and naturally sus- picion falls upon everyone in the house. Although the unraveling of the mystery is in the ihiainds of a police detective, he receives many suggestions from a luck correspondence-school detective, who specializes in ringer prints. This luck , Toby, digs up the clue that finally leads to the capture of the murderer. The vulture played hy Darrel Yoakam and Toby played hy Robert Howsher were ahly assisted hy: hlary Bair - Mary Bess Adgate Margaret Sanders Laurena Bowsher lllyrtle Fox - Lucille Bowersock Don Shook - Charles iXIcClain Herbert llIcCoy the charming hostess the French lllaid - - a maid girl from the village girl from the village the house-keeper the lover of the hostess the hrother of the hostess - the police detective N X tg' if fir , ,fi -4 ,-4 AK su- ,f'g A ,- , ,4 M - J 'r f I , ,'1' ' 'fx,1.5 f - ' ' P ,UN iw by 'it f p s? filly ll T ,fl , V1 . lf - , '. . f U XX lu X X ,ln L ,f ' I f ,q il :Q 'pl 'l i' ,v4'V'Q ' 1r -e of ' q t 3, ,I , --I - ce, grill ' - 4 ,B iw. 4sz Qggggm i1Ez1iI.?:aZ41E ?.'JGI5R.ffbQlf7 A L M A fvXA1,ER ff:-dg.nf': ff gg fi ,vgzmq Munennvo MF J sl I ,I Sffw- ned M1 dem QIJ gay.,-. Mfg' if it Hu ,jg - Inj ' QF I ' 5, If ,I W, +I I F W, , E-ICI. -11 :W f , - -I .4 :I .I - .4 Wm' E 426 My deanld 5.-xuf nee rm will . gg f -- V F E I9 H' fgi I -I Ii f rI H- ? f ' cz EI QI C, 7 I I--5 J A, C! JJ AI- wa-is slam by iheelr P Ev- ew, 15, Amr- QT 4, rf B? rs: I E F F f I f I I W1 I VI' T,-. ? , . x Y iw .fa E+ ji JIJIM W, M.. f, Ez, WE F A E Hg ,,,f T' I V ? Rn: Lf' SI I fa CI .1 .I CI I3 J al - wiL'5 be 0.11 fn -in E And can -iii? aw- Yu I 4 12 W' T ' :px -,al X RMT V M V - V , I rr I L- X - 'X J' X ff X 'hx it rx X Had' Kala-val-wak Bkauw 'nee fd! -iw 1, F FZ? F iiii X X ' I f' I -. ,, . 4 , N Av X ' U I . Xf - vi' I, A .vb 5 l, 'a V Isl. , , V.. 7 ix T his xl IFJ I , . I I' .'lL.S-milk' 'X z QEQQNA i13:?4x3?43:vz3 N EN, xx. 1 I. '41 1 vp .f , ,aj , api' ' M .ixif -Q ,3u F I Q y k jx K 3 , , 3- 3 f K Q13 -...iL 'A' ts Yi I , ' 'l '1 'fl fly' K' .ff EZ QQQQENA 'CA IL IE N IDAIIQ SEPTEMBER Se-School Opens 5-Boys organize a club called Etta Beti Pi. 6-Three new studies are being taught at Shawnee this year Latin Ill, Business English and Trigonnometry. S-Senior class elects class officers, under classmen also elect officers. 16-Oceola Club holds initiation Services and a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Lulu Howard. 18-Gradually, very gradually, we are slipping once more into routine. 25-The freshmen are all excited, they attended a party. 26-Football game with Rockford, Rockford won. OCTOBER 2-Mr. Pugh and Mr. Knecht furnished the jokes at a weiner roast enjoyed bv the faculty. 3-Celina wins over Shawnee in Football. -l-Sophomores give party at the Childrens Home. 10-Freshmen give a party at McBeth Park. -The Eta Beti Pi holds a party at the home of Bob Simons. -Teachers play first game at the Y. W. C. A. Gym. -Masquerzlde party held at the home of Jane Simons. -Carnival proves a success, Imogene Giffin wins beauty contest. 2-I-Teachers convene in Toledo. , Oceola Club stages party at the Haunted House near Elida. 27-Mr. Knecht presides over a meeting in which plans were made for the chapel ll 17 22 23 I programs. f ZSHC. S. Hutchinson of Columbus inspects the farm shops. f 29-Girl Reserves hold party at the home of Jane Simons. 31-YVilliam McClain is the victim of a surprise party. ,4 W, T44 lk NOVEMBER 1. l ' 8 X illx 5- Waiting for the Doctorn was presented by the Senior Class in a chapel program, 7-Junior party held in School Cafeteria, and Freshman party was held at the ,ii U 3 Grange Hall. ,' X ll-Several students from Central came out to look us over. 1, gg., ' f 12-Freshmen give a chapel program of all home talent. K Sf X 13-P. A. D. Classes visited the Solar Refinery. l - 5 . 14-Continental bows to Shawnee in Grid Battle. 'R if 17-Dr. Ray tells of life among the savages of South America. j 19-Sophomore class gives a chapel program. Q -'Sll,,'f,' 26-Junior class gives chapel, and Miss Osborn tells of her trip abroad. 1 Q 28-Oceola club gives a Kid Party. lp' Q is 29-Ray Burget tries to shoot a foot off but is successful in only shooting off one toe. 5 s X- 4x . l . RNC' 1 T15 a ' - we cg of ' 'xvflx' s 1 ' ' ' I , . a L J V' X . 'W 'B 5 V i fr f v t 1 ' . , pf an is .-4-1+l ',,,,fQ--if 4, ,kg ,, 'g 5, g S Stix, RWWFMY N ,E Vx . 7 m K , N 'V ' ' - G N . V --Q .f...' gg gixxsx-. X g lEZ Q21,'N,'5m f fat'-f7+, X14 .3 1 s 51 II, J w N 91 ,,, .N f xv' , Q X 11 4' . A m fb g in .ai mmm wh Q x WX! wJ iff - .AR -Q N X -Q I JQCWQ . N' X 5'-wig' ' TA G' 5 x ef. .5 . A HK M ,xt ,N V- ,V R A I ff: V 1' f si A ' ll, 1 A '07 ' I wx 'L Z ,X , f 5 J - X. , '- f. S1 v '99 xy, ., W . , ' X X W ff, Li: AX X4 Q 1 ff'fJ I I 'j-f' - Q J' f v 1 . .A ' 1 . f A . I ', 1' ,K , X w J! I fl X X X I Q -Avllff auf, fan, fJaf4ier:,ffw'f, 411.734 , fpaaf! ' E I . Q 1 , uf ' I' M Z Q4 H iv I., . I q, In xx ' xi X 0 . 'dak i ' ' P- . f X I 1 1 ' 6, - 'I , f r . Q , 'l , nu fy QIWf 3 '....,.,k,-'1 1W... wan. . l '-' Ax x. M-' ,.o!3:Z:37.a3rz Qggggie 2132437.43513 i K , Z' '55 t Q-.4 3 . .- . L . pm. 1 Y K I 1 Q Si-xx c 4 c if .qs K, DECEMBER Posty starts boys' basketball. 2-Miss lylorris becaxre very frightened at a dead mouse. --A conservation lecture was given to the school by Ethel B. Ryan of Division of Conservation. -P-The operetta, Robin Hood was given by the 7th grade in chapel. 5-Shawnee boys lose first basketball game to Cridersville Girls tied. 9-Both Shawnee teams bow to VVapakoneta IO-Concert given by the Glee Clubs went over big. l2-Eighth Grade presents a Literature Review for Chapel. -Leota Bowsher and Jess Harshman met an unexpected train. First six grades present operetta, f'Not Guiltyu. 14 the Stan 3 15 I8- 19-W'e receive the chief and wish everyone a happy two weeks vacation. JANUARY -Shawnee Girls' second team won a basketball game over Allentown. -Review, leain row what you should have learned in the last four months. 8-A play The 'Hidden Guestl' was chosen by the Annual Staff to be given. 0-Shawnee was unable to win over the strong Rockford Team. 12-Exams. 13-More exams. l-I-Farmers Institute, special program for pupils this morning. -Farmers Institute and still more exams. --No school, Shawnee has a game with Waynesfield. -Exams over. VVe are no longer allowed to go to our lockers between classes. -Mr. YVellman of the Conservatory of Music entertained at chapel given by Senior Class. 23-Tryouts for Quilna Staff Play. 26-The Blue Triangle Club Girls enjoyed themselves at a Kid Party. 27-Group pictures were taken today, a good excuse to get out of class. Z8-Junior Class present a one act play, Friday Afternoon At Schoolu. 5 6 15 I6 I9 21 FEBRUARY 3-Senior Hobo Day, the ragman was sure gyped this week 4-Are the Seniors of today the Seniors of Yesterday. 6-Girls tied Bluffton, the boys lost. -Shawnee girls won over Harrod girls, Shawnee boys lost. -Short coats, short coats, crazy over short coats. l0-The Junior class took over the Quilna Staff play, The Hidden Guest because 7 Q ll 'X of too many activities. Xt ' ll-Lois Yoakum sprung a surprise party on Alice Phetteplace. 'L' g -lf'.,'Tf' Blue Triangle Girls are planning a hobo party. . M 16-Boosters Club hold a meeting to make arrangements for the Tournament. gli' 1 if-eb 27-The Tournament is held at Shawnee, the Shawnee boys lose. i 28-Shawnee Girls lose to Gomer. The Bluffton girls defeat Gomer and wins cup 3- QN . v A - ff' x T15 ' ' Xi 1 -- g s A v 2 - rifle a f 1, u - i .. -f .. 'lf if ' sts Ls-,i -1 n f, . - in .- -L, s ,A E' f a Y A , 5? 5 YH l' : Q ': I' A ,, , gs 5- 'im ' Wx . . - f , . .,. ..l.i ' , V' H .fs-- JJ: Y ' xt Y- 4iEZ Qfjff X Q WAFS: Rf '15 1 4511 Si X15 u.fXY'u If -4-Qfl. Q ftmrilbrgl xx AU 21 A, R an 6. I1 og. Sm, f .21 af W , A kiln- s Ex, ,f Hgnfgfd mgnvrii- X4 4+ Life 3 X KJ iEZ. QQQQQNA f , ,K 0,41 ii jlil I i iii, p- ig-2. x fl Ibis- li ll f rs . V It , fp -3 an : ' - Q. xg MARCH 3-Class Tournament 'Senior and Sophomore boys lose and the Junior and Fresh- men girls lose. 4-Freshmen boys are victorious and the Senior and Sophomore girls tie in last games of class tournament. 6-7-Sectional Tournament is held at Shawnee, Bluffton is victorious. I0-Popularity Contest is sponsored by the Chief. ll-A lVIovie Stick to Your Story was sponsored by the Chief Staff. 12-First meeting of the Radio Club is held. l3-Oceola club holds meeting to plan for electing new officers. 16--Concert given as a Lecture course number was very interesting. 17-Blue Triangle Club holds a party at the Plezol Ballroom. I9-The Juniors are practising very diligently for their play. 20-The chemistry classes are all excited over the radio installed by the Radio Club in the Laboratory. 23-All seats for the junior Play are reserved, better get your seats early and avoid the rush. 25-The Chief Staff is sponsoring another Picture show. 27-Several classes were under the honor system today while the teachers went to a tea given by the Home Economics girls. 28-The Junior class presents the Hidden Guest , it went over big. APRIL -Freshman class holds very interesting Chapel Program. -Oceola club entertains last years seniors and other friends at a delightful party at Childrens Home. 8-Shawnee wallops Elida in first baseball game of season. 9-We were entertained by members of the Glee Clubs who sang for us the numbers to be sang at the Eisteddfod. I0-Shawnee enters Eisteddfod at Elida, wins -ith place. -The first eight grades are planning to surprise us with a lblay Day Fete. -Shawnee travels to Bluffton for the great game. -Spencerville comes to Shawnee to see if our teams are any good. -Lafayette travels to Shawnee. Operetta-College Days to be given by Glee Clubs. l 3 13 17 21 24 MAY 6-The big lVIay Day Fete. S-Seniors take Exams this week. I4-Tiger House a mystery play presented by Senior Class. 17-Baccalaureate Sermon. 19-Junior Senior Dinner Dance. 20-Commencement Services are held in auditorium. 22-Goodbyes are said, School is over. Tb. X . U MW bf fiiiifi! 1, i Q I 1, '.b A .4 . IN .F X . ' f l. f as - o r f - if f' J? sv Q 1 4 if .'11 ', lL',.:. gtk VX lE?. QEQLEN-X Ln. T 0 LL wi. . en .. , zr. f QU' W 'W ' , If jv- + 'i E 1' ,Q f - ,A x A. 'I J, Z . I . vzgx . I, , , I XX I! J, Nl .r 1 . '45 - 4' W' qw W , H lm . V. . 4, . X Af : gd! FQ ' LM Q X Q T- JA, 1,1 A A: N X .X S-,if I' V X : vh- - -' 1 ' 1 ,bw I - J, tw Qld? ., . A f WZ, st ET QUILNA 1 K, K 'fs if T54 1 'S ls . 'i if . s . :Q r l . . -I. , ff. - -. rg.. . .. 4 S . N ' X ll r riff N. 1 - - wav i s, xi 'V ' .t iq ' , Q si ' A 44 1931 Class Will E, THE CLASS of '3l, feeling that something would be sadly lacking in Q7 ' , Shawnee in the years to come were we to take with us all of our individual assets, have decided to pass a certain amount of these said assets to the classes to come and therefore declare this our last will and testament. To the Juniors we leave the privileges of setting an example as seniors should . To the Sophomores we give permission to grow up. To the Freshmen we give them years in which to become as prominent C??l as we have been.l We will leave Bill lXIcClain's ardor to Bob Miller. lfVe will leave Mary Bauer's bashfulness to Carol Stewart. To Nellie Daugherty goes Mabelle Rountree's wonderful technique of master- ing the ivories. May Miranda Mougey attain Mid Umbaugh's sophistication, and howl Lilas Donovan wishes to divide her come hitheri' glances with Freda Herold. To Walter Kuenning we leave a certain amount of VVinona Miller's quiet ways. To Brita Crites goes Rosey's methods of over-guarding. To Alice Phetteplace we leave Ella Lee's Sisterly regardv for Lyle. To Charlie Neuman goes Bob Simons' knowledge of Hoods and Why's . Obie has promised to do all in his power to make Lyle's hair red and curly. We leave a few of the less interesting of Minerva's boy friends to Eva Mae Coon. Thanks to Harry Shook, Richard Deaubler is at last going to attain some wise cracks. Fred is leaving his violin, bow, strings, and all'y, to Lulu. Ralph is leaving his singing ability to Rolland Kunkleman. Lawrence Spyker leaves his scientific abilities to Bob Klink. To Herold Mertz we leave Gerald's speed. Clyde Coleman receives Bob McMillen's radio aptness. Eddie Cowan gets Harold's ability to pitch. lmogene leaves her good looks to Mildred Sellars. John C. Miller shoves his handsomeness on to George Corrello. Lester DeLong wills his foul-shooting accuracy to Herbert Kunkleman. Evelyn Tam leaves her modesty to Anna Sibert. Ella Strawbridgels golden voice goes to Florence Lutz. Gladys Powell's, way with teachers is in the future Dorothy Buttruff's. Gertie Baechler's Spanish goes to Mabelle Bradford. YVe leave Sox's vamping to Eileen Bradford. Hazel Verbrykes excess weight belongs to lVIartha Clem. VVe give Lloyd's and Harley's brotherly love to Don Fraunfelter and james Siferd. Carmen Dardio's Flirtations go to Carol Dardio. Kenny Beeler's brains go to Johnny Bair. Bob Pryor wills his Tiger actions to John Harper. Yvonne Sellars gives her good behavior to her brother Dick. Edna Burtchin's love of sports to Ruth Loyer. Erma lVIauk's athletics to Lucille Dixon. To the Faculty we leave peace and quiet, such as has not been had for FOUR YEARS. -4 ' ill f A 5 i' 'i f 4 f ' . 9 g - r 'mMlh ll l'lvx ff 7 1 fc 'Y si 'f--- if A N' 1 Xxjff fir 1 K! 9- V I r U. Q7 X Q55 Q i 1 7' R 4 K 3 N' c. l ' - . 'ang ii ii - ' H ar-J-13 LU! Q sl of EZ QQQQENA AX IL UUMKN A IE N IEMVJF CLASS OF '27 Reona Spyker, Lima, Ohio-Employed hy Lima Trust Company. Kathryn CLoyerl Reiehelderfer, Cridersville, Ohio-lVIarried. Cloyd Haber, Lima, Ohio--Employed by Lima Locomotive. lVilliam Parent, Dayton, Ohio. Ruth Bowsher, Hume, Ohio-At home. James Gihcin, Columlius, Ohio-Attends Ohio State University. Eugene Cooper, Lima, Ohio-Clerk in Herret Grocery Store. Laura lllayer, Hume, Ohio4Teaeher at Childrens, Home. Lawrence llliller, Oxford, Ohio-Attends llliami University. Damon Reeves, XVilhur Force, Ohio-Attends XVilhur Force College. Don lVikel, Lima, Ohio-Taxi Driver. Jessie Harshman, Hume Ohio-Teacher at Shawnee. CLASS OF '28 Albert Horsey, AQ-ns, Ohio-Ohio University. Ersa Bowsher, Hume, Ohio-At home. Leota Bowsher, Hume, Ohio--Office, Shawnee High School. hlildred Bowsher, lViseonsin. Lavon Bowersock, Lima, Ohio-At home. lllauriee Crow, Hume Ohio-At home. Helen Brodheclc, California. Alessie Coon, XVapakoneta, OhioA-Beauty Shop. Louise Coleman, Lima, Ohio-At home. Clayton Crites, Lima, Ohio-At home. Rhea Butler Qhlillerl, Jackson Center, Ohio. VVilma Dershem, Qlfdminstonj, lVapakoneta, Ohio. James McBride, Lima. Ohio-Ohio State University. Allen Rundio, Lima, OhioilVIarried. Frona Sereff, Ada, Ohio-Beauty Shop. Charles Umhaugh, Lima, Ohiov-At home. Orval Yoakam, Lima, Ohio-At home ClVIarriedD. N X QF K 'Q' YValter DeLong, Hume, Ohio-Bus driver at Shawnee Centralized School. ,fc .V - la ' Sadie Lotz, Kempton, Ohio-Box Factory, Lima, Ohio. J , S 41 6'- Betty Sereff, Lima, Ohio-Post-graduate, Shawnee High School. Q. 1 lVIary Strawhridge, Lima., Ohio-Feldman's Dep't Store. f X ,K ' , 2' .... . . eff ut' lllartha Rutledye, Lima, Ohio-Nurse at the City Hospital. rl' ' 2 A Q1 P .. It ' . 3 g N1 X . , V XX li . S - ,. 1 4' ' I fax- K, x 1 41, l- 1. . .4 .i al 'f Leif A 'I .EQ , YQ X , 3 ' r' ' V L , , f k 1' f' N' ' ' , A I E 1- ' ' If ' ' L , J lEZ Qlggge a74E1m CLASS OF '29 Ray Bradford-Ray is a salesman with a lot of sales. Harold Burtchin-Harold is working like we all should. Maurice Culp-lVIaurice is another hard working boy. Pearl Daugherty-Pearl is married and is working at Kresges. Lenore Fox-Lenore is at home. Iva Hall, Arlene Michael, Ethel McCoy-all are giving their lives to the service of helping people. They are training to be nurses. Mabelle Hesser-Our Mabelle, gosh, she is a teacher. Stanley Hutchinson-Stanley is working on his father's farm. Martha Mougey-Martha is working and also going to night school. Arnold Lotz-Arnold is another working man. Margaret Mertz-Margaret is working too. Clair Nye-Clair is a sophomore in Bluffton College. Arthur Plummer-Arthur is working, but, no. he isr1't a plummer. Horace Shock-Horace is a salesman and howl Bruce Rutledge-Bruce is working in the shops. Ted Spyker-Ted is still starring in athletics. Fred Staup-Fred was the first one of our class to be married. Robert Sullivan-Bob is in the gasoline business. CLASS OF '30 Bess Adgate-Attending college at Miami University. Mary Bair-Staying at home taking beauty naps. Lucille Bowersock-Also staying at home and taking it easier. ' Beulah Bowsher-Working at the Marvel Maid Garment Co. C Clifford Bowsher-VVorking on farm at home. f Laurena Bowsher-Staying at home, too. Robert Bowsher-Helping on farm at home. 'X Doris Burtchin-Doing housework in Lima. Aug. X John lCurry-ZVorking on farm at home. 1, l Myrt e Fox-'taying at home, a so. 3 X illx VVillmenna Kurtz-VVorlcing for Dr. Daughty in Spencerville. ' i, Charles McClain-Attending college at Oberlin, Ohio. ',.' gs. F x Robert McClain-'Taking a Post Graduate Course at Central Hi. ' A Y 5 F Merl McClure-Helping on farm at home. QRS., ' 'f Herbert McCoyf-Working on farm at Sidney, Ohio. I xv: X I Leroy Mertz-Attending school at Northwestern School of Commerce. l - 5 up Don Miller-Working in Drug Store in Lima, Ohio. V 'k 'L Kathryn Miller--Working extra at F. W. Woolxvorth Co., Lima, Ohio. L 'im ' Margaret Sanders-Staying at home. ' l - 5'.,'T,' Donald Shook-Attending College at Miami University. . li Sarah lylae Strawbridge-Student Nurse at St. Rita's Hospital, Lima, Ohio. -' , ,H Elzworth WViesenrnay'er-Working at home. 3 fb Darrel Yoakam-Attending college at Oberlin, Ohio. .. ' , g X X XXQK . v to - N is f . . , . X Mw,,L3,p, I, . y. I . g . 1 A , s I' rf - r-flu' fs- , by ' ,rally if LS 1 : el lx' f a Y H i i . ,QWII . ' ii 1--fi la xii: Q 1, , -4,35 fu - , xxx r 'L MR, . dv fc! 0 12 cz O1 s SQMM. zzfz ' vq.aQ? QQIfi0f?9 STA vlfffzil ING INDI NAPOLIS J Compliments of R. T. Gregg 81 Compan J. D. Agerter J. W. Blackburn Agerter 8: Blackburn HARDWARE ROOFING, SLATING, SHEET METAL VVORK 210 East Market Street Telephone, Main 2331 Success-- BEGINS WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. START YOUR SUCCESS FUND NOW WITH A -PW COM- POUND INTEREST BEARING SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THIS STRONG BANK. WIP Ufelronze Your Account T he Old N ational-City Bank A sk for Consolidated Drinks lways THOSE TASTY TANGY DRINKS YOU CAN'T FORGET OUR ORANGE A SPECIALTY We should begin to feel the ef feats of BUY NUVV, hy now. Ht A Scotchman was missing two days Police found him in a street car. He was trying to get his inoney's worth. He had paid Sc. Compliments of Model Mills He- Really 1 like you and would like to see more of you. few days later he received an invita- tion to a swimming party. '40 69 P Butter Milk, Ice Cream P. O. Box 39-l Telephone, luain 4803 Lima, Ohio SHOP AND SAVE AT l-lLlVlAN'S ON THE SQUARE Formerly Deisel's A CHARTER HOUSE CLOTHES Tailored for the College Man at Fashion Park Hofeller, Hiatt 81 Clark 237 North Main Street Lima, Ohio Clark's Cash Feed Store Distributors of the CELEBRATED PURINA CHOWVS For Horses, Cows, Pigs, Steers, Calves and Poultry . l23 E. Spring St. Lima, Ohio JUST WQNDERFUL FQQD The dentist is an artist who makes drawings from life. NWA miss is better than a mile. No man would care to kiss a mile. MHA woman's mirror casts 121 W. Market St. a great many reflections. 35C IIFICI SOC IJUYICIICOII 'Tl'+ T' Served ll a' m' to 2 P' m' A Scotchman went to Niagara Falls 506 Dinner on his wedding trip. A friend asked, Served 5 to 8 p. m. And where is the little bride ? Oh, , , replied Sandy, I left her at home. Sperm! Sunday Dinner Sheis seen the Fallsin 75 cents GRAIN SEED FENCE Compliments of Reichelderfer 81 Graham CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO LUMBER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES COAL The Mutual Savings and Loan Company 207 VVest High Street LIMA, OHIO SM Q on Deposits WOODLAWN GROCERY Groceries, lyleats and Notions. P. Pellegrini Phone Main 5933 G. E. Bluem Limafv Fashion Center The Next Time you are in our store, be sure to see the exceptionally good values in Linens, on our lst floor . . . The newest of Prints in lit- tle tots' dresses and suits, on our Znd Hoor ........ And the most interesting display of Gifts, china and glassware, on our 3rd floor. Cor. Market and Elizabeth Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Zurmehly The Timm rust Unnqazrng The Leading Bank in the Lima Distric! LIMA TRUST BUILDING Square and West Market SOUTH SIDE BRANCH Main and Kibby Streets Compliments Clarence H. Klinger Atlorney at Law 230 Dominion Building Lima, Ohio Compliments of Dr. W. V. PARENT Citizens Building Compliments of THE B. F. REPP CO. Distributors of Better Athletic Equipment 215 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Drs. A. F. and H. L. BASINGER 608 Lima Trust Bldg. Darling, may I kiss your hand ? asked the young man with old-fashioned ways. Sure, kid, hop to it. said the modern girl, but be careful you don't burn your nose on my cigaretf' Compliments of Dr. K. PARENT- Dr. W. H. PARENT 416 Steiner Bldg. Compliments of THE LIMA PAINT SL COLOR CO. 128 E. High street Mr. Newlywed- Why, darling, what's the matter? Mrs. Newlywed- Boo- hoo! Those wretched mice have eaten all the bread I baked last night. Never mind dearest, don't grieve so much over the fate of a few little mice. AFTER HIGH SCHOOL What? Business training means financial in- dependence. Summer Term Opens June 6 Fall Term Opens Sept. 8 Class and individual instruction in Bookkeeping, Accounting, Typing and Shorthand, and allied subjects Use your spare time this summer. Exclusive Home of Stenotypy in Lima aff, fawfifaaeb Main 3320 210 N. Elizabeth St. LIMA, - OHIO Boy Friend- Can you cook, dearie? Miss Lamb- I don't know, but l used to make wonderful mud pies. Floorwalker- I noticed that your last customer did not buy anything, but seemed very pleased. What did he want to see ?', Imogene- lVIe at 8 o'clock. Thankful? What have I got to be thankful for? Why, I can't even pay my bills. Why, man, be thankful that you are not one of your creditors. Mabelle- Oh, he's wonderful, generous, modest and loving. But just my luck, he's married. Lilas- Don't worry, no Wom- an will stay married to a freak like that. H D E N T I S T S DRS. A. and J. W. DIMOND GENERAL PRACTICE and GAS FOR EXTRACTION 509 Citizens Building Phone Main 1420 Frigidaire, lllaytag Washers, G. M. Radio, Lawsco lVater Softener. MODERN SALES AND SERVICE 123 NV. Market Main 2141 LANDFAIR MOTOR SALES 309 High Street, West Phone, Main 7202 LIMA, OHIO Auburn and Cord Waltz- Harry what are the two gen- ders? Harry- Masculine and feminine. The masculines are divided into temper- ate and intemperate, and the feminines into frigid and torrid. Lennie- What makes the leaves turn red in the Fall? Lugarda- I guess they are blushing to think how green they have been all summer. rf R. D. KAI-ILE, M. D. 203 Cincinnati Bldg. Phone, Main 2346 Lima, O. D E N T I S T Dr. H. R. MYERS 208 Dominion Bldg. Cor. Main and High Streets Phone Main 8108 Lima, Ohio Hrs.: 3:30 to 5:00.--Eve. : Tues., Thur., Sat. Compliments of CROW'S GUN SHOP EVERYTHING IN FOODS R I G H I 'S HOME OWNED STORES IVE SUPPLY THE SCHOOL CAFETERIJ Compliments of The Kroger Grocery 81 Baking Co. Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices 'llVIother's got a surprise for you, Tommy. Tommy- Oh, I know all about that! Not that you have two little sisters? Yes, I do, and their names, too, 'cause when the doctor told daddy, he said: Twins -oh, Hell and Blazeslu' There were no hotel accommodations in the western town. A lady, leaving a train, asked a constable about a boarding house. He replied, Wall, there ain't any, unless you sleep with the station agent. Sir! angrily exclaimed the young woman, I'll have you understand that I'm ar lady! So is the station agent, draiwled the constable. NVRIST WATCHES! .lttrartirfe Models and oodlawn Moderate Prires G I' O C e I' y B-aginggfg GRorcER1Es, MEATS feufelers-Optonretrists l-F0 North Main Street Lima, Ohio AND NOTIONS P. Pellegrini Phone, Main 5933 Solar Refining Company REFINERS OF CRUDE OIL an TAN K CAR MARKETERS OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS QUALITY AND SERVEICE FOR OVER 40 YEARS Phone, Main 2313 Lima, Ohio LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE 3125.00 down then 355.00 a week. Don't Wait, enroll now. Lima's only recognized Beauty School. We teach all branches. Give diplomas. Free Nlarcelling, Hair Cutting. Permanent XVaves 52.50. Guaranteed. Eu- gene Permnnents Special 55.00. XVrite or visit TROY B EA U TY SC HOO L 2nd Floor College Bldg. Lima, Ohio I told Tom that the nverngr N hw' hm' Nose and Ihmut uomftn s clothing ueigis ony ont 305 Ullman Home Block He thought it n shzune they haul Lima, Ohio to wear such heavy shoes. SOM ETII ING ESPECIALLY GOOD l - YOUR GROCER HAS ITF This HI1kl'l'-1' Is .JI'lL'Ilj'.I' Open To Iyisiforx Webb-Hamzlton Corporation INC. FIRE INSURANCE AU'I'OMOBII,E INSURANCE AND ALL KINDRED LINES .ima Trust Building lllnin 400-I Jones Ha rdwnare Company 59 Public Square GENERAL AND BUILDERS I-IARDXVARE OIL AND GAS STOVES LAXVN INIOXVERS AND LAXVN HOSE PAINT AND SPORTING GOODS Ivixil Um' I3llA't'Il1l'IIf Slow' IVe Deliver the Goods Pay Us Zl Visit and it XVilI Pay You Telephone, IXIZIIII 4858 ounce. And what did he s:1y?' White Mountain Ice Cream - Milk - Butter A TREAT TO EAT ANY DAY IN THE WEEK White Mountain Creamery Co. LIMA, OHIO l A Scotchman went into a hotel and KOCH 8: BOWSHER, Hume, O. GROCERIES and MEATS Lima phone, Grand 7-I-29 bought two glasses of beer. He drank one and left the other to settle. Buckland phone, -I on -I0 GEORGE R. CLAYTON VVC buy Poultry, Eggs and Cream. 618 Lima Trust Bldg. June milestones-Contirmation, graduation, and the wedding-each a never-to-he-forgotten event, and each demanding a photograph to perpetuate the day. Speeizzl Prifes on Grrldzlrlliorz Portraits Call Main 2348 for an Appointment A D A M P E P I O T ADON STUDIO North Main Street Lima, Ohio Wife tat head of stairs at 2 a. m.l- Is that you, Dick? Dick Pugh twith quick inspirationj- Who were you ex- pecting? in Compliments of THOIVIPSOIWS DRUG STORE Lima, Ohio CoMPL1MENTs or A. W. COPUS Officer, said a 300-pound lady, could you see me across this busy street? Madam, I could see you three blocks away. A Good place to Meet and Eat , . . Com liments of Io greet your friends and shake your P feet' The Crevistan Hardware Co. THATS SANDS' High at West Iizirlwecue and Tourist Camp lualn 3468 Lima- Ohio -I miles south of Lima on the Dixie ATTEND THIQ SCHOOL THAT SETS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY Northwestern School of Commerce 2l-l VVest Iliarlcet Street ICXECUTIVES: IV. C. Hzixisbzlrger, C. P. A. Julius F. Barnett, A. B. The Elgin 'teal 7 uunhrg Unnqazmn 'D IS LOCATED IN SHAVVNEE TOWNSHIP llie Beliefm' In 1'lf!.'ll'!lfi0lI Uvhirh Tminx Boys mea' Girls To Alllkl' fl Living The Parmenter Printing Company takes this opportunity to extend each member of the Senior Class congratulations and a sincere wish for happiness and success in the new life before you. May your paths lead ever upward and onward to new and pleas- ant experiences of living. R. VV. LBobJ Parmenter R. C. lNeilJ Parmentet' COMPLIMENTS OF F. J. BANTA E5 SON COMPANY Policeman-What's your name? Shook-Damliknow. It wash Wilshon wen I lef' home, lasht nightg but ev'ything sheems sho shanged I donno who I am now! Gerald-My girl has the prettiest lips I ever saw. john-Illl put mine against 'em. Uncle jim, a kiss can't be anything but a kiss, can it? No, my boy, of course not. Well, when sister kissed her beau the other night I heard him say it was Heaven. A tramp rang a doctor's door bell and asked the pretty woman who opened the door if she would he so kind as to ask the doctor if he had a pair of old trousers he would kindly give away. I'm the doctor, said the smiling young woman. and the tramp nearly fainted. Juanita-What kind of 11 husband would you advise me to get? Edna-You get a single man and let husbands alone. DA VIS, MILLER 8? SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone Blain 486+ Ambulance Service Minister lwriting a certificate at n christening and trying to recall the datel -Let me see, this is the thirtieth? Indignant Mother-The thirtieth! In- C01Ul7llm9nt5 of dade an' it's only the elivinth. I , -i-P Lippincott gl Lippincott, l Harold-VVho were the first gamblers? Lloyd'-Adam and Eve. Lawyers Harold-How so? Lloyd--Didn't they shake a paradise? L' 1, Oh' mm lo Levi Cohen, the Pawnbroker, left the ba-ll-game because he said the umpire looked right at him when he called, three balls! FUR ITURE NVE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE IN A GREAT OR SMALL MEASURE. NVE HAVE VVHAT YOU YVANT AND NVE NVAI'-IT YOU TO HAVE IT. SERVICE IS OUR JVIOTTO AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS I. I-I. Umbaugh ff Son CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO Tlzfzuks for lfflizzlrwr it .'VI11y Br Phone, Main 1851 DAY AND NIGHT-25c LUNCH STANYER RESTAURANT 225 South lVIain Street Lima, Ohio Book Agent QTo Rosella Z.J-Can I , s ll I an En lopaedi ? llgogsglla-No, lIyccouldn'ta ride one if I Parlors -Ale Lyle-1 saw a girl on the lawn to-day with her stockings wrong side out. I Ella-What did you do? PITOYICV NIHIU 869+ Lyle-Turned the hose on her. l2-I-M VVest High St. 'i ' Fred- I once loved a young girl, but, alas she wasn't made for me. Dick D.-Then you didn't marry her? LIMA' CHIC Fred-Yes I did. That's why I know. Compliments of B. F. REPP CCDMPANY Distributors of Better Athlelic Equipnzwzt 215 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio The many Dollars from Shawnee, from one Annual to another, seems to warm our hearts to this space. ED. E. CROUSE GROCER Phone 36 CRIDERSVILLE, OHIO ' ' I I ' I f 5 N u 126 W. High st. ffl gfffggf ldfzftilgzf'-f Lima. oiiio The Lima Printing 8z Ledger Co. Ilflamifacturers of LOOSE LEAF DEVICES ASD FORMS BLANK BOOKS Phone, Blain 3008 129 VVest High St. Quolnlions ClIt'!'7'.flI1l.1' Giwn NVHAT BOB S. t?J SAYS ABOUT XVOMEN. If a woman went to congress it would be a House of Mis-Repre- e'-entativesf' I see hy the papers they are going to do away with all the telegraph poles. VVhat a cruel scheme to roh so many men of their sole means of support. There will never he it woman President of the United States-the candidate must he over 35 years of age. God hless the women, all of them are good for something and som-f of them are good for nothing. If a woman wore trousers she would get up in the middle of the night and steal money from herself. Every man should take a wife. I wish somebody would take mine. 'KA man gazes into the face of a pretty little girl and says 'l wonder if she loves me ?' She sizes him up and says to herself, 'I wonder how much this guy makes a week?' A GOOD STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Eilerman IIS-ll7 YVest lllarkct Street CLOTHING HATS FURNISHINGS Quality Ahove All HCfFf'JOnCS COITIPBTIY Designers and Manufacturers of High School and College Jewelry and Commencement Invitations Official Jewelers to Shawnee High School The llflost From The Best For The Least Robinson Barber Shop South Main Street XVORK GUARANTEED CRAWFORDS GOOD SHOES FINE HOSIERY Compliments of The Peoples Restaurant 126 E. High St. VVe never close. Compliments The Shawnee Grocery and Gas Station O. tl. lVIannon Farmer- See here, young fellow, what are you doing up in that tree? Boy- One of your apples fell down, and I'm trying to put it back. 3 LIMA'S STORE OF SPECIALTY SHOPS Teacher- Howard, what does the buffalo on a nickel stand for? Howard -l'P'robably because there isn't room for him to sit down. Dick- M a-y I hold your hand a second ? Miranda- How will you know when the second is up ? l'Ol1 I'll necd a second hand for that. DRINK v v 1-pi v- I I If X P. 'f N nm uw om an QUALITY BEVERAGES That Delicious, Refreshing Drink in all Flavors 928 S. Main Street NEHI BEVERAGES, INC. Milin 6123 VVALDO CAFETERIA VVC Serve a Large Variety COIVIPLIIVIENTS UF of Oualitxv Food at A FRIEND Reasonable Prices in VVALDO HOTEL O. E. Ritchie, Pres. H. F. Koch, Director Geo. Strapline, Director, Joe Loyer, Director, C. C. Craig, lVI:1nager. Rollo Bowsher, Sec'y. Hume Equity Exchange Co. MAKEM FEEDS ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, COAL, FLOUR, FEED, FENCING, FARM MACHINERY, MODERN MACHINERY FOR GRINDING AND MIXING BUY AND SELL AT HLIME, OHIO The Lehr E. Miller Co. 421 Dominion Building Farm and Cit Loans and Insurance They were seated in the glow of the fire. Billy, darling, she sighed, will you go through fire and water for me? Eh? He started. D-d-do you think that will be necessary? Well, darling, she continued, one can never tell.', He looked thoughtful. Then I think you'd better marry a fireman, he said resolutely. Mrs. Cumso: How did Charlie and Mary get acquainted with each other? Mrs. Fangle: They sang in the same church choir. Zlflrs. Cumso: Oh, I see! They met by chants. JUDGE! Give me the gist of his remarks. WITNESS: They were gist terri- ble, sir. BOBBY! 'fTeacher said that beauty fades away, mummy. Is that true ? MOTHER: Yes, darling. Then why doesn't nurse fade? Daddy often tells her she's a beauty. She'll fade away tomorrow, dear. BRIDE: You must not expect me to give up my girlhood ways all at once. GROONII Certainly not, my dear. Go on taking an allowance from your father as if nothing had happened. Bliss Osborn: Have a look at the cake I decorated for my birthday party. Don't you think my sense of design is wonderful? Ella S. Ccounting candleslz Yesg but your arithmetic's terrible. Jlflr. Roller: Every time baby looks into my face he smilesf' Well, replied his wife, it may not be polite, but it shows he has a sense of humor! JLL ALL IVOOL 522-50 ' C O S R I C H M A N S L THE Made in Our Own Factories and Sold Direct to You-No Middleman's Profit STYLE QUJLITY ECONOJHY 232 North Main LIIVIA, OHIO An absent-minded motorist sat in the dentist chair. VVill you take gas? he was asked. Yeah, and you'd better look at the mil, too, while you're about it. Are you game, girlie?l' That tenor has a wonderful voice. He can hold one of hfs notes for half a minute. That's nothing, l've held one of his notes for two yearsf' Do you believe in clubs for wo PY! Possibly, Have you a hunter's li-- men. cense? Yes, if kindness fails. LIMA PIQUA MARION Hughes 81 Son Jewelers House of Dignijierl Credit A1nerica's Finest WVATCHIQS CLOCKS DIAMONDS JENVELRY AND SILVERWEAR You don't mean to say that you worked all night? I wouldn't think of doing such a thing. Neither would I. The boss thot of it.', Soph: XVhen you sleep your noble brow reminds me of a story. Froslrc Whitt story, Sleeping Beauty? Soph: No, Sleepy Hollow. A woman motorist was driving along a country road when she spied a couple of repair men climbing tele- phone poles. Fools! she exclaimed, they must think I never drove a car before. Prof: Yes, the inside of our earth is a molten mass of rock and flame. Stude: Ain't that hell? Phone, Main 3114 Residence: 617 VV. High Street Woodlawn Monument Works L. D. SAU1W, Proprietor 806 YVoodlawn Avenue, l'-lear Cemetery Lima, O. As soon as I see my girl I'm going tm kiss her on the spot. lf she has freckles, you're lucky! Have you ever been to Paris? No, 1,111 quite content with my present husband. .How'd you sleep last night? Lying down, as usualf, Yesterday is Past To-day is To-day 'llomorrow never Comes So Dine and Dance and have your Fun at the PCDLLY PARRQT Shawnee High School ranks among the most conspicuously valuable of all the assets of this community. It is not only an agency for education and general culture but also a factor for good citizenship. This strong, completely equipped institution of 58 year's successful service is glad to join with all Lima in expressing pride in the institution, and a sense of obli- gation to it. OFFICERS Henry Deisel, Sr. - Chr. Bd. Dir. lf. G. Christen - - V. P.-Sec'y D. W. lVIorris - President VV. A. Green ---- VVm. Klinger Vice President - Asst. Treas. lllgr. Sav. Dept. Nelson Shook - Vice President H. M. lyloseley - - Asst. Sec'y H. J. Fast - - Ex. V. P.-'l'reas. C. H. Cook - Tr. Off. Asst. Sec'y The First American Bank and Trust Co. Ll1VIA, OHIO Establislzea' 1872 Oldest Bank in Allen County i l rnl '1's-UZLQ GEORGE SAYS: After School is out meet your pals at the SWEETLA WNIQZQF Your Savings XVill Be SAFE SOUN D SECURE lf You Deposit Them at THE UNION We pay 5x Interest Turf UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY l'-Q. E. Corner Public Square Lima, Ohio The Frederick Paper 81 Twine Co. Wraptmirmg Paper Bags of All Kinds Janitors' Supplies Printers' Paper Twines Toilet Papers Oflice Supplies, Safes and Equipment Main 8100 121-123-125 S. Elizabeth St. hflr. Lappin- People living to- gether get to look alike. Mrs. Lappin- Here's your ring. l daren't risk itln Caller- Is George in? lylother-Yes, he's in.' Goodg then p'raps I'1l get the money he owes me. You're an optimist. If George had any money he wouldn't be in. l'm taking the census, lTlZlyillH.,, You'll do nothing of the kind. YVe paid cash for everything in this house. You have such a smart overcoat that I cannot understand why you have such worn-out trousers. How can a man get trousers in a restaurant? Compliments of The Booster Club Do you sleep with your mouth open ? inquired the doctor. l've never noticed, was the sar- castic reply, but I'1l look to-night when l'm asleep. Prof.: I'm afraid I'll have to give you zero on your exam. Stuzle: 'LThat means nothing to ine. The conversation of two men who met on the race course turned to the topic of strange coincidences. The most amazing coincidence I remember happened last year, said one. VVhat was that? asked the other. It was the eleventh day of the eleventh month, I lived in a house with number eleven on the door, and l backed the eleventh horse on the card in the first race. And the horse won, I suppose. Nothing of the kind. It came in eleventh. The very thin man and the very fat one had been having an argu- ment, and had decended to person- alities. From the look of you, said the fat one, there might have been a famine. Yes, came the retort, and one look at you would convince anyone that yen had caused it. Edna: Have you ever had a les- son by correspondence ? Bob. P.: You bet! I never Write to women now. AIOHN C.-- You are my dearestg I love you with all my hearty your eyes, your lips-why, I'd give my life to kiss you! JUANITA: Maybe it can be ar- ranged. Have you ever been pinched for going too fast? No, but I've been slapped! 1 l'Who wins in a chess game?' The one who lives longest. 1 She was a sight-even though she used vanishing cream! Ann, I hear you're sick. 'KYes, the doctor says I have the kleptonianiafy What do you do for it? Oh, I take things for it. Y! Do you re ularly attend a lace 57 of worship? Yes, I'm on m -wav to .ree her .V . no'w.'l We got a new baby at our house. Didja turn in the old one? Y! ,, ,. by J, 7 fkm 7455? ag? . :J UA LLB aff aff W1 Q A H 4 426 .- I EL M431 :L N J'l4f A . V, . 2 , I1 H D 91571 Q9 -- M Cz? A KJ Lf .1 . .,jJ4Ci? ' ,353 QQGV5- .un ,I Q ugly 1' C, x .:. . 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