Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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v J 4 4 l 4 1 1 ' fx. MILDRED LEILA CALDWELL Entered U. S. H. S. '20 Modern Lamruaxe Course G. R. '23, '24. '25 I. A. '25 at Xl SHUI' nhl wnrId.' Sho just kinda luoks yznoml nnturecl ARMIN F. MITTERMAIER Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Scientific Course B. B. B. '25 Worth, couruye. honur, these indeed, birthright are. , your sustenance and MILDRED PIIILBRICK Entered U. S. II. S. '21 Modern Lnnyzuaxze Course Glee Club '24, '25 G. R. '24, '25 I. A. '25 She is small and she is fair: And she is likvrl must everywhere. CECIL CONLEY Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Commercial Course P. W. C. '25 Hi-Y '25 He was n mnnftuke him for all and all. CATHERINE BACHMAN Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Commercial Course P. W. C. '25 I. A. '25 Measured by inches she is not very tall. liut in p:oud friendship she comes up to them ull. 28 , 1+ 4 Ai if 'E if i' E . 3 . if . gpm.. , . if .. .... '

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- ,yt . .K ,yen .4,.3.tZ.5. -.. 1.1 - mn-fun . , ,,f,. , . - 1 ' , I M! f. bf!! U . I. , ,' I yl 'xx , J vp- K Q, 'kiln 13- .' 2 ,. L . Y ll',','ff:'gif5 4,..' I :mst E, f '. 2 ' T 5'5:5i.g'e f -9 -357 EVELYN NEUMEISTER Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Classical Course Track Meet '22 Glee Club '24, '25 1. A. '25 , 1. W. C. '25 1 slept and dreamt that life was beauty, I woke and found that life was duty. MAUD EDITH EARP Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Latin Course G. R. '24, '25 Praeeursor, '24, '25 I. A. '25 In life I find n lot of fun, But when there's work, 1 get it done. EVELYN TILTON Entered U. S. H. S. '21 College Entrance Course Praecursur '24, '25 G. R. '24, '25 I. A. '25 A true friend, never boisterous, but full of fun. ELLA VIRGINIA WHITNEY Entermd U. S. H. S. '21 Modern Language Course G. R. '22. '23, '24, '25 Basketball '24, '25 Captain '25 Glee Club '24, 25 Officer '24 I. A. '25 Officer '25 A general favorite and ix good friend, ELSIE CIIAIJWICK Entered U. S. H. S. '21 Commercial Course Glee Club '24, '25 P. W. C. '25 1. A. '25 What sweet delight a quiet lifu: affords. 27

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V -.HV 1 ff 'W-If f N- ie' ' r 7 ' T 'W H ' - ' ' 4 f . . V 1 vat V fl f- glyffif. n V V1 QLLIQ6, f n . Wwfyr, V. In W, X. e ' ' Mlfffl , - .2 . f .r ' 1.6! .sax-, ir5.1w4'cf ' , Z' N. . V - ,--t, -V , A .. if- wg Nil., N. '. 'f5.Fg 'li 5 ' i ' -Tn' i ? il - min, CALDWELL H. S. '20 Entcrutl U. S. Commitrrial-Scientific Course Football '23 Hi-Y '24. '25 Junior Play '24 Track Meet '24 lnter Class Baseball '24 Glee Cl':b '24, '25,iPres.- '25 Orchestra, '24, '25 Cheer leader '24, '25 B. B. B. '25 A merry fun loving chap YVith sportsmanship always on tap. Seniors Again. as the month of May' rolls around, Seniors take their places in the world. VVe do not go out into the world with a feeling and thought that we have completed our education, but with a satisfaction that we have attained at firm foundation for higher knowledge, whether in college or the problems of life. So it is merely a stride from a more fostered education to one of responsibility. Turning hack to the time we entered this school as Freshmen, truly there must have been some object that spurred us on, for whenever a Q 29 difficulty arose it was met only as a challenge, and went down before its foe, work . VVe cannot help feeling the sentiment of the inciting future. Yet the future with its alluring call of real opportunities will never cause us to lose remembrance of the benefaction of our High School days. Why is it we have a feeling of regret in leav- ing this school? It is because we are parting from many friends and an institution and faculty that have given us what can never be overesti- mated. -Edwin E. Zimmerman. array s