Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)
- Class of 1917
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Re- 15 GLENN THOM AS CROW F Birdie He touched nothmg whuh he dld not adorn Commercial Course npallel Ilt A A 1 9 'S 4 Art tol of 'latlel ROLLU J FRFED Theles more than one sweet creature the world Mixed Course C'arthag'ml.mI1t A A 1 Z 'S 4 Cl YVARD A FRITZ When Joy and duty clash let duty go to smash SCl8ntlflC Course Nonpar1elL1t A A 1 9 'S 4 Footb ll 3 4 Baseball 4 Class Basketball 4 Class Play 4 H S Band 7 3 4 Junior Senxol Banquet HARLAND DEW EY GARVER Dew ey as the mornmg Sclentlfic Course Nlonpanel Lxt Boys Glee Club 2 4 S Band 4 Property Manager of Class Play v ll ' ' l! l ' ' 4! No I .5 . . , .., ., 5 Edi- . in - . A in .f .'.g . .,',., 5 ,ass Play 43 Orchestra Il, 45 Class Play Com. . 5 , l - . I 'Q 4 ' ' 1 -7 ' 1 l a , 9 : ' ' ' - 2 I ' - Lv ' I I I ' Y . ' ' .5 .' , 9 H. 16 LUELI A VERDA BIERLY Walla Keep the olden mean between saying too much and too httle Hvced Course emu Int A A EMMA HATFIED BOWERQ Dl1tCll I cant manage a dnscusslon but I can manage to hold my tongues Commercial Course Hellenlc Llt A A 4 AMX C BOYNTON She is just the 11g.,ht kmd whose nature never varies College Preparatory Course Gxrs B sket ball 1 2 l Glee Club 4 Vlolln Class Class Recording Secretary 3 Class Play 4 MARLARET EMELINE FOSTER. Marg Those who know her best, praise her most Wllllam McGuf'fey Oxford 1 College Preparatory Course E sxlon Phl Llt A 2 3 Jumor Semol Banquet Com ' CK U! 1- 1 Hell '- .' 3. . . , 1, 2, 3, 4. Hellenic Lit., Pres. 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 . I , a- ' v A 1 : l 3 , if u . . , p ' ' ' .5 A. . , 5 ' - 17 EARL PRFDERICK GARX ER N15 QCBDIGI of lule ls the pade l hold Scnntxhn Cour e Nonpallel Llt lUIxl0R Mu Ix C INTIR Iune A plettg lad .md wmsomn 00 Sclcntlfu foulse L1llt,lIlt 119s Class Pics Busme Q Nlanager of Tatler Iimd -1 Olchestra 4 Jumor Semor Panquet Com SIIFRMAN LFROY HFPKMAN Heck Ile was a ljllllllllf., and .1 Shllllng' hght Nllxecl Cour e Kfflblllll Ixt P CQ 4 A A .us Vue les se a Mgr 1 Jumol Semor Banquet Com lute AH 'leam -1 Glee Club 7 J PAUL WILBUR HOFFMAN Hofhe How happy could I be xuth elther YS ere tothu dedl nhaxmer axmg Lollege Prepamtuly foul e 1 xlethlan Ilt Pres 1 1 Football - 1 , . v I . - 1 'rv S - , A ' , R ' I 1: , U ' .' , ' ' . ' . . Nonp 1 .' , 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 ' 'ax 33: F' . V g 2 2, 3, 5 ' V 3, 9 ' - ' I - W li YY , . . . , Ex' .'., r. -3 . . 1, 2, 3,43 Cl- '- P' 2-43 Ba: b ll 2, 3, -1, . 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Epf ' .' ., 1' 5. . . .1, ZZ, 35, 45 G . - . 12,21 Q, Y ' i, . . , 1 ,-' - h . V 1 Z.. ' . D. , . I . . 1 1 s 'w v ., .. , . . ,, . JOHN WATSON JEFFR11-ls, Jeff Let not Vour thou hts be deep for fear you drown In them hv0OSt6l Academy 1 ' Nhxed Courae Y onparxel I It FOREST GLENN IXEISTFR Speech 1 great but Sll0IlL9 ls Llkltll Commerclal Coul se Phllalethlan QEORCF Rx ALL KIMBER Doc Sober steadfast and demure Sclentxfic Courbe npalxel Ilt Pee 4 A A 1 Class Bqnket ball 4 Joke Editor of Tatler Claes Play Iumor Semor Banquet Com DONALD I MCILVAINE MWC He gets through too late who goes too flNl Agricultural Course npar1elL1t A A 1 Cl Y! CT ' V . A . . , , - -1 . . , ,,, ., N ' ' I . 7 L 'S . . I-' . ,. .,z , .I W w r is 13 V 4 'b , , . . No ' . ., r.. 3 . . ,2,3,4g 1. - 5 , . 1 .5 3 n - ' CC ff . , c ' ' I' , as . I b l A I No ' ' .3 . . , 2, 3, 4. 70 RUTH BIAY GODRLEY She IS as fond as an Arab of dates Steubenulle Glenville Hlgh Cleve lan 3 NI1xed Course H enlcllt A A 1 Z Glee Club? 4 LOLA MAE HAUENSTEIN Shorty She could hold her tongue ln ten languages Commerual Couxse Lpsllon Ph1 Lit DOROTHY MAY HOLLIDAY DOt If Id only been born a boy Id be the happiest woman on earth College P1ep.n xtory Course 4 Sec 4 Class Recording Sec Z lunlol Senior Banquet Com fxrls Basket ball 1 9 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Organization Editor of Tatlex Cla s Play EDNA JEFFRIFS Into the clouds she towers Wooster Academy 1 2 S College Prepalatory Course Ie enlc Lit A , V, 0. . . 9 r ' d, . ell '- I .3 . . , 'I ' L., . Cl ,Y ' Y , . . . C6 !! - 1 Y I Y l - 4 t ' ' '2 . . Epsilon Phi Lit., Pres. 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, , '. g .. ' ' Y . ' g . ' '- ' - 1 J ., I . . - . , u ' I . . . -'Y ' 7 1 v 1 ' , 'g S . . 1 , , I. 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W 7 ll ' 79 ' 9 1 ' v, -I , . x:- '.g . . ,',3, 4. 94 ALTA BELLE LOWE Altl8 It IS good to llve and learn qclentlflc Course Epsilon Phl Llt Alternate Negative bate Team 0 Glee Club 1 P 4 RHEA LUCE She lives above the realms of musxc Commerclal Course Epsllon Phl Llt Glee Club 1 2 Sololst Class Play Com Jun1orSen1or Banquet Com HLLEN BEATRICE MANGLS JIITIYHY Wlth a smile that was child like and bland Fommerclal Course Epsilon Ph1L1t A A 2 NELLIE ZADA MANN Teddv In all things true and loyal Commercial Course Epsilon Phl I1t Po ' 97 1 L . . s ., De- fy. I v s -Q - , . J . . . . 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Aff. llebatc Team -ig , ' -If ' ' - T . 1 . w u L 1 ' 2 v ' , r.. 1 . 1 . '.f fl . , 7 ., . . rx - 1 - v I .Q ,. Q '., . .2.,3,-15 Cl' .' ' - Lg . '. ' ', 3, 43 w v V Y 1 ll ' V' 1 1 , L 1, Q A 5 1 ' Q l ' -' - o' Iwo. A l. Y Y . Va' avi izn llil., lu-s. 'lg A. A. 1, 2, 3, -1: Asit. Fl H' l403Kl'l' -lg G 0 'lull 2, I ' . ' '-'I ' ' ' . fl. 6 LEL-X L MANSOIN Lelal' unto the bow the cord IS unto the man IS woman Aklon South 2 Commercial Course Epsllon Ph1Llt A X 1 Clas Pay Com MIRIAM BLRYL MLCOINNELL 'lls reported her tongue always moved when she talked Commelclal Course Adelphlan Llt AoNLs MILLAR Deeds not houls are the measures of llfe College Preparatory Course Class Play Com Llterary Edxtor of fatler Class Hxstouan Glrls Basketball 1 Junxor Senior Banquet Com MARY MAR IORIL MILLER l3Ck She speaketh not and yet there lies a conversation ln her eyes Jon H S 1 2 College Preparatory Course BYOXVHIUSI Llt Glee Club 4 y ll 99 . . , As ' ' , So '. . ' ' . .Q . z . , fig 'S l ' , '. , . . I . Adelphian Lit., Pres. 49 A. A. 1, 2, 3, -lg ' . ' . . ' . l Y .' - ' .9 , 1 ' 1 ' a 1 CC Y! Lisl . '. . , 3. ' ' .5 . 27 RALPH J THOMPSON Tommx Really l like folka but I m awfully eh! 'Nhxed COUIQC Lxcelslol Lat JOSEPH P VAA NEST Joe He Lame he xavv he was umqueled Sclentxfic Course xcelslor Ixt A A 1 4 Cass Tatler Clase Basket ball 2 3 Cant 4 H S Basket ball 3 4 H S Band 2 Nlgr 4 Orchestla Z 3 4 Class Play 4 LOVVLLL A WHITMORE uvvhlt If we had known hlm better We could say more about hun Bulbank 1 2 3 xhxed Course Excelslor Llt H S Orchestxa THELMA LUCILE MATZ Su was alwayq Jolly and carrled a smile for all C0mmEFCl3l Couree Epsllon Phl Llt Prob 4 u ,rv ' I u V ' - ' . V - , 1 - , '. . T - . ' . ' v CK 79 ' Y . ,y , , , . . E ' I .3 . . , 2, 3, g l' Treas. 43 Vice Pres. 35 Athletic Editor of ' 3 ' ' ' 1 1 1 - - 3 I . r -3 . . - , , . . , 0, 1 ' - 7 ' 'y 'y P - v 1 ' 77 ' y ' 9 9 ' I f 5 . .3 . . ' . . l - . , ' ' ., '. . Z8 VIOLET BIABEL MISGRAXI-3 X1 She hath common sense ln a may thats uncommon Celmal Ney 2 Bryan College Preparatory Course Ossolean L1t Pres 4 Flee Llub 4 Solo 1st Class Play Com Class Plax MILDRED IANE PALMER Pam Q 1ve me a good tune or give me death College Preparatory Course Wegatlve Debate Team .J 4 SARA MARGARET RAMSEX Margle True to a frlend Belle Center 1 2 Mvced Course Ossolean Llt P es 4 A A U 4 lun 1 Semor Banquet Com JESSIE FLORENCE RUNKLIL less Llttle said IS soonest mended Commerclal Course Ossolean Llt Glee Club 4 . . u'v-sn , . , ' V , , ' ' v v 0 1 1 'J' .' . ., .. Q 1 1 , l - 5 .Q .. t , ll 5,!l Q. . r. ' I Ossolean Lit., Pres. 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 4 l 0, . v ll ' D 1 , . '., rpg ... ,'g. io' ' 1 - . nc ,vu , . .Q . 29 ORETA ARLINE RUSH Reetle Sing dvsay Q01 row cast away care gC.l0IltIflC Course Qqolean Llt A 4 C ass Plophetebb Glrls Basket ball 4 RUTH ESI HER SOLLIDAH Modest and shy as a nun 18 she College Preparatolv Course Osbolcan Llt A she will sing the savageness out of a bear College Pleparatory Course Browning Lxt Glrls Basket ball 1 Glen, Club 1 2 4 Soloist RUFII MARIE TIECHE Rlllk Fha, faithful axe ccltaln of thur ICR.-lld Commclual Loursc Browning, Llt Pres 1 Klee Llub 1 4 Stnnographer for 'latler It ' 9, o.. Ag A. . 1, 2, 4 I '.gA.t.3,4. Jnssm BELLE TAYLOR, Jess oh, ' ' , , u ' rv so FLORENCF ELWABETH WALLACE Nancx Who could ewipect thls chlld to know Phat clocks have a hablt of IUDHIDL, slow uteubenulle H S 1 2 A ephlan Ixt Pes 4 A A 4 Neg Debate Team 1 Class Ilay Com Class Play HARRIFT MILLICENT WARNFR Hatt1e It IQ only the lgnorant who clesplse educatlon College Plepfu xtmy Course IONVYIIHL, Int Ples -l Cas Corre spondlng Secr tary 4 HFI FN WFLTX lI'1'sh Men may come and men may go But I talk on foxevel Colle e Prepaxatoxy Course e emc Llt P es 4 A A 4 eg Debate leam Capt 1 Basketball 7 f lee fluh P Pres Debate Te-nn 4 MARGARET WILLIAMS Peg let us rush to see hen blush And let us watch out to see her pout College Pleparatory Course BOXVl'llhg'Ilt Pes 4 A A12 Gnls Basketball Capt 1 Jumol qemor Bmquet Com PIOIHPIQI fol Class Play as ,H f , , I ' . - ,. . ,fr A ,- , . . , . d l ' .' ., 1' g . . 5 .f. , . ' . . I f ' a 1 V. 1 , . . ., 1 . . ' 1 I6 ' Y! B ' ' f I ., ' 7. g l S - .' ' ' e Y , , u ' , la I , , . . , . . 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' , c . , -L z .3 ' ' ' ' '. 31 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The thlrd of September 1913 IS a day whlch wlll long be remem bered by all members of Wooster Hlgh School for on that day the class of 1917 entered upon ltS lllustrxous career Altho at first we were a llttle bewlldered and shy m the presence of so many dlgmfied and grown up elders we soon recovered and pro ceeded to show them what we had m our mldst The boys under Mrs Boettlcher s supervlslon and the glrls watched over by Mlss Taggart lmmedlately began to blossom forth mto athletlcs sharks muslclans artists and gen11 of all sorts Our Johns Jumped wlth a bound 1nto athletlcs and won a name and fame for themselves and the class If we had not let our slster class beat us ln mter class basketball we would have carrled off the champlonshlp ln our first year as we have smce Jessle Taylor the Heckmans and many others added llght from the country to our class Peg early exhlblted her honesty when she bravely confessed that she was the culprxt who had so mallclously tapped re peatedly on the 7th room door The one soclal event of our Freshman year whlch was of any lm portance was a grand and glorlous plcnlc held at the old park on the last day of school Every one declared he had never had a better tlme and many sald they never could Twas then that Ward dlsplayed h1s marvelous abllxty as a lemonade maker and every one drank out of the same 11d John Frlck proved concluslvely that he dld not wear whlte trousers and shoes for the purpose of -lppearmg clean when he waded through mud to h1s knees Our first year havmg passed quxckly and happlly before we knew w ere allowed to orgamze Wlth our colors blue and whlte our motto YL and John Carleton for our first presldent we were prepared for the worst And many thot they had found It m Caesar and Geometry but when the newness wore off It was found that these were not so bad after all The boys were under the watchful eye of Mlss Clark thls year whlle the g1rls fall except those who arose too late on the first day of school and consequently found all seats occupled on thelr arrlvall were guarded and gulded by Fraulem Whlte The left overs were drlwen mto Mr Machw art s room where they proceeded to make l1fe mlserable for Mlss Chlsholm tlll a threatemng F and a v1s1t to room 13 calmed thmgs down for a whlle Class socxals were new and consequently popular ex ents thls year Unllke other classes we were not forced to gxve up any because of no place to have them It was thls year that Mr Benedlct told us that he would much rather attend a soclal of the Class of 17 than one of any other class It was at our first class soclal that Ruth Gourley lost her usually sunny dlsposltlon for almost a day because some one was heard to glggle when she came ln Mlldred Gmter Margaret Foster Helen VVelty and Willard Strahl were much welcomed addltlons to the class Agam a DICDIC but a ramy one thls txme wound up the year Another September and as Jollv Jumors we came back to the halls w hxch by th1s tlme were becommg real homellke to us Now we en 3 . y yn. V . . - Y 7 ' y v v ' ' A v . , . . , . . . . . . ' 2 . ' 1 ' Y nn . , u A, n , V . u 4 - A . L. . , 1 L , . . I V u n s 5 - . . , . . n . Q I p , n Y 4 . s 1 . , Q . I A . . , a V lt we were Sophs. Early this year, on Oct. 13, much to our dellght, we V ' . . 7 7 l , . . . Y i , n C . . , . . u A 7 , n - n I - .N . Y . Y , 1 'n u 1 , u u 1 K . KA, L Y . a LL . . 1 ' ' v . , , . 1 , . 0 . . . V n 1 , 1 a u u - V k K . , . , . , U . . V . ' .b . Y . . , . V - '2 Joved for the first tlme the Cl1Stll'1CtlOIl of havlng seats 1n the study room and the lov of chaslng less fortunate ones Some would be XX1Ck8d ones even w ent so far as to stroll ln the halls t1ll a poor lnnocent was comfortablv seated and then 1ovouslv return and rout h1m out It was when we were JUHIOTS that B111 found Margle one dav and he has never lost her slnce Thls vear B111 Bl lke also added some bulk ln cublc feet to our class Our leap year soclal stands out as one of the lmportant events Hanner and many others were wlllmg martvrs to the cause Many of the boys declared that thev wlshed It w ere leap year all of the tlme but most of the glrls preferred the old fashloned klnd of soclal Thls year the champlonshlp cup came lnto 1ts own to stay Who w1ll ever forget how our team looked when the boys first appeared 1n those blue and whlte 9l.1ltS9 How proud we were of them' We were sure that the world s champlons would have no show at all agalnst them Soclals roasts partles DICHILS and all klnds of good tlmes were enyoyed thxs ye mr Manv besldes H nnncr showed themselves to be real heroes Jlm Qpencer even golng so fmr rs to break lnto 1 house and call the p0llC8 when some of hxs classmates were thought to be 1n danger One day at a uake party Red won a prlze for belng the best 1ake He 1ust looked natural they say and no one else had any show Undaunted by the sllmness of our class pocket book we set about to glve such a Junlor Senlor Banquet as never before had been seen Hlawatha and our own noble bovs contrlbuted generously towards remark that never befole had thev seen such beautlful decoratlons or feasted upon such sumptuous eats md tho lt IS sa1d that they make some such remark everv vear we are sure they told the truth thlq tlme About thls tlme W H S began to wonder what would become of It when 1917 had graduated It 19 st1ll wonderxng Who can lmaglne 1 team wlthout John Bartell or an entert unment wlthout Rhea s VOICE? And who w1ll knock the home luns when Sherman IS no more? As SQHIOFS tho not very dlgnlfied vvc h ive trled to do our best There have been many newcomers this year Opal Glbson Edna Jef frles Mar1or1e Mlller Vlolet Musgrave Florence Wallace Grafton Nussbaum George Potts wlllllm Schnelder Walter Shearer Alfred btarner John Jeffrles and Lowell Whltmore have 111 been welcomed to the ranks of 1917 As Semors the clxss has kept up all prevlous records and has made new ones for herself Over half of the men on all teams have been Senlors 1nd ull speakers on both debate teams were from 17 And now our last year 19 nearly over and lt has been a happy one I am sure that there IS no one who does not once ln a whlle h1ve txme to feel a llttle sad to thlnk th at hls Hlgh Qchool hfe IS over We zre takmg out the largest number th lt h rs ever graduated from W H Q We w Int you to get llong yust 18 well wlthout us but we hope th lt we shall be mlssed and wxshed for a llttle it least Agnes Mlllar , , , . . . A V Y 41 k n C v k' v . V V . v 1 v v ' 1 D ' v v ' 1, 7 A A u s U I . A I A v k L 1 C L, Y 1 . v Y' D v 1 . V Y ' . l U . . vc ' , L x . ' C s n 1 Y. V V 1 1 I v . ' 1 V V Y 1 7 1 ' - 1 y 4 ' 1 n 1, . , c . . , 1, .. , '.' c c . ,. ' I I ' ' 1 I r 1 ' . 1 1 . , L , n L C s C I L C I 1 1 ' 1 11 1 7 . ' 7 . Y ' l I Y 7 1 Y . ' . y ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 v 1 nn C km A . . - . i I Y Y 1 ' 1 . Q . h O . . maklng the banquet what It was. The faculty ln general was heard to y Q 1 1 -rv s' , xv k k . . c . , 1 1 c 1 . I c ' W' L , V 1 ' . 1' . ,. .' . , , L o 1 1 1 1 C 1 c ' . 1. .' . 1 . u . . , . z . , z ' . - . Y ' 1 V L 1 C A u . s, , , - z ' . . C V v 1 n L' C I . kv , C ' 1 . 1 ' fr 1 1 ,. .I . kt c , . , c , n 1. , , ' ' v ' ' v . , . c c c n s n n C 1 1 1 4 . . n 1 1 - C L n Q ' I I ' . x , 1 1 k 1 L c 1 . 7 ' 1 . 1 . c 1 7 . . L . , c , c 1 n L L n be n . 1 - I I 1 I C C n K K 1 n 1 A 1 'z 2 f J z.' ' sg 1 z ' l 1 V' 1 . I I 1 CLASS PROPHECY v'J4o'1J1v'v'no'of'Jf' Je 'Q Jn v' llou are most co1d11llx IIIXIIQII to 1 1eu111o11 he Class of I7 VI I S to celeb11tc s thlrtx Inst fllllllktlmllk at the home of M1 111d s I1mes Sh1mp 1161 W I I tx St Wooster Ohlo June 7 1948 Thls xx IS the 1nx1t 1t1on xx luch st 1r1d 1111 ln the 1111 IN I looked ox1er my mormng mall one lovely d IX e11ly 111 M 1y 1948 1nd It tullltd my thoughts back to the days noxx so long gone by, xx hen the FIl6fYlb9lS of the lllustrlous class of 17 had gone 1oxfu1ly through the h1lls ot W H S But who could Mrs James Sh1mp be? Ah yes 1tter all susceptlble to femlmne charm unt1l ln our Semor veal M 1110119 M1lle1 came 1nto our class and all vx 1s changed But I daled not thlnk oi by gone days I must decxde lmmedlately xx hether I should cross the great Atlantlc and see all of the old fIleIllIS once ag11n And then I knew that nothmg could keep me from go1ng And so ln .1 sholt tum I w IS on board the ocean ste 1me1 on my xx 1y to the 11nd oi my b11th After m1nv xxeary d1ys of travel the d IX c1mc xxhcn I xxas to 19dCh Wooster xx hlch I had not secn for nea1ly th11ty y1c IIS Hoxx xx ould I find It xx as my thought and would xt seem 1ust IS It used to? And then came the moment xxhen the conductor c1lled Wooster' Wooster ' and I began gathermg my belonglngs together to leaxe thc tram How many fond recollectlons came to my mmd IS I saxx the hghts of the c1ty flashlng before my eyes But could th1s be Wooster? Hovxever, I remembered that ln the course of thlrtx yea1s my toxxn could grovx and Wooster had alvxays been knoxxn IS the C1ty ol Progress As I looked alound rather bexx1lde1 ed by the st1ange ap pearance of the place I heard a famlllar VOICE c 1ll1ng TAXI' TAXI' IO ANY PART OF THE CITY' and turn111g IYULIIILI I behcld my old school mate Rollo Freed Of course I alw1xs thought Rollo xx ould be a Jltney dr1x er because long ago he could 1lxx 1xs be seen drlxlng about the c1ty xx 1th hls llttle old Fo1d full of glrls b11t stlll It g1vc mc 1 shock xxhen I savx h1m standmg there His f1ce xxore .1 tl0LlbI6lI look I thought as I entered hls taxl 1nd as xxe xx l111led r1p1dlx along toxx 11d the Amerlcan House he told me th It Ruth Tleche xx IS sumg hlm f0l damages recelved xx hen she had hxred hlm to drlxe he1 to thc EYDCII ment Statlon where she xx IS emplox ed as stenogr1phe1 1nd th It he1 laxxxer vxas Donald Mclllax 11ne xx ho h1d become 1 1ther f1mous H 1lso lnformed me th It hls b lllh 1ccount h 1d bee n glc 1tlx IILLIL INLKI bx IJL1XlI'lg SGXGFII 111 xx xxmd shulds to1 h1s 1 ll Th1s he xx IS oblnged to do because exe1x tlme he bought 1 nc xx om lt xx IN pmmptlx IJl0Ix6I'l 4 . ,,,,,,,,,,++,+,++,4+,a++++q, .4+4++a.a+++ exe '14 .g. sz. 4. 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' 1 ' 1 .1 1 ' 1 I 1, 1 ' 81 . 1 , z 1 1 -. 1 . . . . . .. ,, s 1 1 1 ' , , 1 1 ' 1. 1 1 1 1 V 'J bv mlsslles thrown by the noted suffraglsts Lola Hauensteln and JQSSIC Runkle He stated that although he had frequentlv reported hls tlouble to the May or Damel SIIY er nothmg had vet been done to stop the follow ers of Emellne Pankhurst Bv thls tlme we had reached the Amerlcan House where I had dcclded to remaln durlng mv Nlblt to Wooster After dresslng for dmner I plcked up the exenlng paper and there ln letters an mch hlgh I saw the announcement of a concert to be glven by the celebrated trlo con slstmg of the famous Earl and Dewey Gary er and Lowell NVh1tmorc w 1th MISS Jessle Belle Taylor as S0l0lSt and MISS Alta Lowe as reader Could It be posslble that the members of our class had reached such dlzzy helghts of fame? Readlng farther I learned that tlckets mlght be purchased at Horn s News Depot so I hastened across the street to secure one As I was on my way back to the hotel a large slgn w hlch read as follows caught mv attentlon Trlple S Restaulant Surely I had heard of the Trlple S before w ell at least I would go m md mvestlgate The most beautlful muslc I had ever heard came to my cars as I went ln and when I saw B1ll Strong at the pxano I lmme dlately remembered the Triple S of the Hlgh School days COIlSlStlI1g of B111 Strong Wlllard Strahl and James Spencer I gave the walter my order and when he returned wlth the most del1c1ous food I hid ew er eaten I questloned hlm and was told that the restaurant was ow ned by the three persons above mentloned that Wlllard whom I remem bered as havlng a most brllllant mlnd was a deslgner of new foods that B111 furnlshed the eKqu1s1te muslc and that James had been born w1th the appetlte of a glant tasted all food before It was served to see that lt was properly seasoned The Walter also said that at tlmes the ravenous appetlte wlth whlch James was blessed got the better of h1m and customers w exe obhged to w alt untll more food could be cooked Aftel a most satlsfutorv me xl I left the place md sauntulng xdlv down the street stopped to look at the blll b0d1dS ln front of the Vlfallace plctulc show where to mv Slll p11se I saw thls slgn 'sh J 4 4 J 's 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 J 4 4 4 4 4 'A +44f4 44444 Matmec AdmlSSl0ll an WALLACE all scats Lvcnmg c A Metro Feature PHP IIOLSL Ol HAI I INLSS A storx that grlps the healt strlngs Starrlng DOROTHY HOLLIDAY AIND JGSEPH IAN NEST Taken from the book bx the noted Amerlcan ll0YLllSt AGNES MILLAR Miss Holllday and N11 Van Nest ale exceptlonalls good 1n th1s DI'0dllLtlOIl 4444+44444++++v+4+ 4 4444444444444+444 4 4444 44444 4 444 4 .' 4 J 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .r -5 4 .v 4 4 4 .v 4 4 'K 4 4 4 4 4 4' .v 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 4. .f 4 4 444 D - Ar - , ' 4 ' . 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' e 1 ' ' 4 I I 4 4 u -4 I 4 4 So Dot and Joe had also been successful and Agnes too Well Dot and Joe had both shoyyn thelr ablllty to act yy hen they were ln the class play of 17 but I ney er lmagmed Agnes would be a novellst even though she was llterary editor of the 1917 Tatler At the next news stand I purchased the latest number of Life Upon the first page I notxced that Ryall Klmber was editor ln chlef and I was cer talnly amazed for after all the stale Jokes he published when he was Joke Editor of the Tatler It was remarkable that he should be editor of a magazme like Life But you never can tell' As I idly turned the pages I notlced a number of cartoons signed Glenn Crow and I reallzed at once that It must be the Glenn Crow I had once known The next day I set out to v1ew the c1ty by dayllght The first thmg whlch struck my eye was that ln every wmdow were placed plctures of men who looked qulte famlllar Suddenly I remembered that thls was the year when a new presldent would be elected to rule thls great nation Stepping up to a large wmdow I recogn1zed them as Sherman Heckman and Joseph Brown I 1nqu1red of a passer by whether these were really candldates for presldent and was mformed that they were Thls per son upon bemg told that I had graduated ln the same class as Sherman and Joe qulckly Sald Well the members of that debate club of the class of 17 certalnly made good out ln the world Theres Walter Shearer he s nominated for state senator and h1s electlon is almost 1 are out in Utah making campalgn speeches for Mr McSweeney who IS runmng for governor of that state Yes they are all certalnly famous Havmg a few spare hours I declded to v1s1t Wooster Hlgh whlch I had not seen slnce my departure thlrty years before I expected to find It changed and hardly expected to recognize anyone but upon ln qu1r1ng for the prmclpal I was greatly surprlsed to find her to be none other than my old class mate Hattle Warner who had been one of the most lntellectual members of the Class of 17 When I told her that I was surprlsed to find a face I knevx at Wooster Hlgh School after my long absence she asked me lf I remembered Iva Badger and Beryl Mc Connell and when I replled in the afflrmatlve she sald that they were both members of the faculty both bemg bommerclal teachers I asked lf any more of our class had turned out to be teachers and she replied that only one other had become a teacher and that was John Bartell who was athletlc lnstructor at Harvard That evening was the tlme set for the reumon and upon arrlvmg and greeting my host and hostess I at once asked about my old chum Paullne Krleger and was told that she and Mlldred Kexster had Just re turned from a trlp to the Hawauan Islands where they had been ln structlng the natlves as to the proper way of plavlng the Ukulele Just then Paullne entered and soon after we were seated upon a davenport dlscusslng all the things whlch had happened smce we had parted When I asked for Ruth Bechtel she told me that Ruth was an artist and had a large studlo adding You know she always d1d have a decided fancy for art She told me that Amv Boynton and Vlolet Musgrave were conductlng a chlldren s home VlOl8t domg the managing and Amy bemg matron and that Alfred Starner had become a great poet Henry Russ she sald was our mmlster to Russla and Ruth Solllday was an lmportant member of the Blachleyvxlle Grange She also told me that Wllllam Schnelder yy as running 1 factory yy hlch made wemer wurst 36 66 77 1 . , . . c . , . ca n , ' ' ' , , , ' , v . . . ! 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Y ' Y ' if ii 1 - n Y . . 2 V u n and sauer kraut that Mlldred Gmter had marr1ed a Frenchman and ow ned a chateau IH France and that Lela Manson was g1v1ng lessons to young ladles on how to f'l1rt I was qulte surprlsed to hear th1s but was st1ll more surprlsed to learn that Mar3or1e Funck was a socxal settle ment worker but had broken down and had been ordered to Cal1forn1'1 to forget her troubles by Jun1or Glnter w ho was a Chrlstlan Sc1ent1st practltloner and that Gladvs Glnter w as glvlng dancing lessons Upon lnqulrlng about Helen Manges and Marg1e Ramsey I found that Helen was an art1st s model and Marg1e Ramsey w as the SOCIQIQ belle of Belle Center wh1le Bertha Ackerman was SOCIQIV reporter for the Dally Republlcan Leota Bent she told me was saleslady for a new kmd of crlmpmg pms and Grace Lebold was trylng to have Madlson hlll leveled down so that puplls who llved at the Experiment farm would not be obllged to waste breath 1n Cllmblng the h1ll When I asked about Rhea Luce she sa1d Oh Rhea long ago found her K1ng among men and her vocal talent 19 now devoted to Slflglflg lullables And where are John and Edna IBITTIQSQ I asked Oh they are runnlng a sanltarlum near Lakeville she replled and Pearl Kl1ne 1 there taklng treatment for severe headaches caused by her heavy halr and Nellle Mann IS also there on account of her weak VOICC And what 1s Opal Glbson d01I'lg9 I sa1d Why she s pres1dent of all k1nds of soc1et1es and confederatlons she answered I suppose she got her trammg from the Parllamentary dr1ll wh1ch we used to have IH CIVICS class And where IS Emma Bowers I mqulred Oh she has a small shop and deals ln face powder cosmetlcs and other thlngs for the com plexlon was her reply Isnt It funny I sa1d how thmgs turnout? I remember B111 Blake wrote 1n my Character book that h1s hxghest amb1t1on was to get S100 O00 per and I guess he s certalnlv gettmg It because he owns 1 mme out west and 1s almost as wealthy as John D Rockefeller once was He has employed Luella Blerly as h1s prlvate secretary and Ralph Thompson as h1s chauffeur Then there was George Potts he w-rote that h1s hlghest amb1t1on was to F186 and now he s an avxator and has won dozens of pr1zes IH Amer1ca lnd France And Thelma Matz wanted to be a book keeper so badly and I guess she does keep books for she s a l1brar1an But who s that sorrowful woman clad 1n wldow s weeds? She resembles Peg W1ll1ams but surely that gr1ef strlcken per son can t be the merry Peg of hlgh school days Oh yes sa1d Paullne that s Peg Do you remember that t1me she escorted George Hanner to the Leap Year SOCIHIV Well after h1s departure she plned and grleved and every Leap Year she d go and search the globe for h1n1 but at length she gave up hope and has dressed 1n black and 19 gloomy and morose and wa1ts patlentlv fo1 Etermty when every year w1ll be Leap Year and when there w1ll be no sorrow nor partlng See there comes Carl Rlckabaugh Wlth h1s YVlf9 Isn t she chubby and dear? They hve on a farm not far from Blachley v1lle But who 19 that I excla1med w1th all those medals pmned on hllTl7 Oh that she answered IB Benjamm Austen who lolned the armv and he won all those medals for bravery He tr1ed to manage 37 ' 1 Y ' 1 . . I I I II I ' . V . ' . . . I I v . . ' 1. . . V . . . . , I Y . v. . , I . . . . V V . , . v v . Y ' 1 I . v . H . I, . ,, V . . , I I I I . . . Y ' . .w . I I I, . Y . . I V I I . . . . . I Y I . I ' KK 4 ' 9 ' ' s v I . V u. . . ,, I I I. sa 1 , n , u a I . I . , 1 . . . . ,, . H . . ' I , I , S . ' . . I I I , I . . . ,, I I H ' ' ' H ' as 1 ' I I I I . , I - - - ' n cc I , I , I I I . . . ,, U ' n ' ' u . . , I , ' ' an , . cc s ' H ' u ' ' J 1 ' I I I , . . . J v K ' I ' I I I I . , . I I I ' v I I I , . . . . .1 ,1 . ' I I c I :I . . . I I I 1. I ' 4 s sk L L I , . . , . . V, I I I I I . . - . ' - I I I I I 7 ' , 17 I I I. u 91 ' ' xc 9 ' J -1 1 K - . , I . . , ' s , I I m LI I U 1 . , I . 9 ' - ' U . H . yy . H . . I , I - 11 H ,, V H. . . V . . v 1 K 1 1 1 1 . Y I y C ' that machlne xx hlCh Fouest Ixelstel mx ented xx hlch destlox ed the Gel man submarmes and ended the great xx ar Ben xx as nearly kllled but he xx as successful And who 1s that man xx ho 1s smllmg at us I Ndld He lool1s famlllar Thats Grafton Nussbaum she replled the man xx ho lk Called The second Blllx Sunday and he xxms thousands to hls cause bx h1s sunny smile xxhlch slnce the begmnlng has been hls most re deemlng feature Whlle we had been t1ll1mg oul chapelones had alrlved At hrst I dld not recognlze them but thev ploxed to be Mlss McCu1dw a small but dlgnlfled llttle old lady and Mlss VK hlte xx ho xxlth her sllx e1x halr made a most delxghtful gxandmotherlv sort of person Eats xx ere noxx bemg serxed and I asked Paullne lf she remembeled the nlght of the senlor class soclal at hex home ln 1917 and hoxx Paul Hoffman and Xvdld Frltz and some othels had stolen our eats and hoxx vxe had thxoxxn xx ater on them from the bathroom xxlndoxx To mx surpnse teals came lnto her ex es and she looked quite s ld as she sald Oh Oreta P lul md xkydld ale lylng out 1n the ChLl1'Cl'lNdld noxx Thex sxxlped eats too often and although nurse Margaret Fostex dld he1 best to saxe them they xx e1e beyond help and dled As the 9X6l1lllg xxole on all the old gxmes xx e1e plaxed games xlmost forgotten xxhlch xxe plaxed so long ago Wmk qpm the Pan and othexs of a slmllar natuze Promptlx at 10 30 Mlss Whlte xxent to the plano and labollouslx plcked out Home qxxeet Home xx hleh xx as the only thlng necessux to make the xears 1oll b xck to ou1 dass bOL1dlb ln 1917 and xx 1th smlles mmgled xx 1th te us xx e parted O1 eta Rush 38 . . , . . . 1 .1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , A - I 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 7 , , u 1 . U ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' , 1 YY 1, ' U .1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 , ' ' n ca 1, , , ya , ' u , -, 1 11 , 1 1 1, 1 H 1 ' 1 v H 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' - , 1 1 1 K1 I 1 - 1 - 79 1 , I 'I 1 1 r 1 1 I I 1 I ' 1 1 1 . 1 I ' Q Y I 1 4 v 1 1 I , 11 L , 1 1 . ' V 1' , . V Y . . 4 y . 1 H 9 1 H , 1 1 1 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 . 1 I 1 v I I . I 1 A ' 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 0 . I Q1 V 1 I v I v v u v 1 1 1 11 1' 1 1 1 1'1 .1 11 . t 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1 11 ' U 1 1 1 L 1 1 , 1: . 1 , , , 1 z . 1 1 1 V11 1 1. V1 A 1 1 K. 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 1 , , ' as K1 1 , . , Z L1 1 1 . W1 , K. , ' , , u v- 19, ax ' 77 11 1' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 8 . , 11 ' ' , ' . ar yo 1 1 1 1 L .1 K 1 1 ' 1 11 1 ' ssl -Ay 1 3 D1 1 L1 1 Z 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 K. 1 2 .K1 1 1 I 1 . 1 THE DEACON S SECOND WIFE The Senior Claw Play gn en May the eighteenth waa the opening event of the Commencement Qeason In spite of a very rzuny night a large audience greeted the play era Alw aye one of the most emoyable events of the year this play proved no exception but was 1 decided succeaa If one glancee at the caat one readily seea that Qome of 17 s beet talent waa selected The parte were well choaen each charfmctei interpreted his lines well and acted them n xturfilly In short e Ich ind every member ippeared to be a st ir Much credit muat be given to the untlring efforts of the committee and to the efficient and careful in orcheatra furnished the music and added much to the emoy ment of the evening The play ia '1 farce full of action The deacon Q wife goea -1 vmt ing leaving her household 1n the care of '1 niece Kate Rollinq Just to show little Nancy how she can diigulse herself Kate one day dlesaes ae a middle aged wom-In While ln thw diaguiae an automobile party come and desire lodging Naturally Kate is taken for the deacone wife The children persuade Kate to act the part and the deacon 1 not allow ed to glxe the situation away 69 7 I 1 I. , I ' c I . . C I C Y nn rl In f n' .- ' , y I , . ' , 3 2 W I I' . Y y , I I I' . I ' ' I , c A c 1 ' ' I' .' ' , . 2 . . 3 1 2 z s 2 . - . struction of Miss Revenaugh, who coached the play. The high school A L 4 '51 hw L I 1 Y I 1 s 7 'a 1 u I r , c . I I 1 ' - ' , l l ' . c , I . I' I - I c . I I . c ' Y. . I Y f f I .S ' I . I c . That a llttle fun now and then 1s lellshed by the best of men p1 ox ed to be a fact for nex 61 xx as an audlence mole appreclatxve of the humor the funnx sltuatlons and the catch phlases ln vshlch the play abounds That 17 mamtalned the hlgh standard of former years and D1 oduced a perfor mance xx orthy of the hlghest pralse IS the unammous 0131111011 of the ones fortunate enough to be present THE DEACON S SECOND WIFE THL CASI Malvlna I'1tA Amy Boynton B lrachlas Flta Joseph Brovsn Mllton Geo Washlngton I'1tL Ward Frltz Nancy Mehssa F1tZ Florence Wallace Mrs Brown Vlolet Musgrave Kate Rolllns Dorothy Holl1da5 Mrs Bullock Mlldred Kelster Dorothy Bullock Mlldred Gmter Hartley Bullock Ryall Klmber Ernest Rench Rollo Freed l'h1l1p Gambage Joseph Van Nest Stage manager Henrv Russ Property manager Dewey Garver Prompter Margaret Wllllams 40 u ' , - , - , as , . . . ' ' 7 I 41 W Y 1 ' . W' r , John D. Bullock ................................... 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' ,, 1 Q i i s . i JUNIOR CLASS Nlelle -XIQXHTILIBI Iaul Batdolf 'lalentt Bauman UNNAIQI Blu ser l ll III1 K Illlltl lll A 4: Illll ll l ' It Il l U d Nt l fld l l l Illlllr ul llx Nut Ixlu lll n III l Illlltt N gl n John Nltt lx N It N 4 l LNNL It ll IUIII L I l all Stllll Nlax Sllll Iillph St I lllllllltl S tl lxcllnlth Sllolll S1 I' llph Stout lllhn att I lhul X lll ll l LQ l I th l Alley l A I I 1 lll IUXII lll Duluthea Lllthanan Nlalgaret Bulllex Nlarx Carloll Nlae Conlad Geltlurle Ihalx Ruth Deem Nlalgalet IILII Nllllanl IJENIIIIICS ILILIIL Fatle 1 sth fr Una I'l LI dl Flaw 1 hel Cel telll NIdIX flmlltl I thel IUULIFIIAII llllttte I alu 1 hy llc ltt I ul I rl l ltd Ilnllm I't'III IINIII Stella IUIIHSUII Ilelen Jolllff R 15' nqrl Fdna Kaylor Nllldled Iehman Ifeln Iehl I dna I lx L tathellnt I ony, NI llgalet I :ml lthelllle XIJFIL NIJLIINVIII Ithtl Nltllllgat Ulal Nlytl Nlaltha Psalm If lllallfth Ryall Nllldred Sh lmp Nlae Sllgh Iloluthy Qlutf Ielnlte Stauffel XIIIIIIIC St Inhn tl Stu I tllld Sw II l I llll ln SWlg4II IX tl lk Blanthe Fxrun I thel VI arfel Bewle xIl8 Xlqllan XXIIIVUTI Fthel XAIDQII Ilene Xoune J' v , ' , I1 -, - S.. ',.V , nv I 'llll ' Ii -1 nel' .Iii ' IIFCIIIIVI' . ' ' ' ' ' ' .lol l l'le-t Il . ' ' I'lllll ' kle . 1' 1 .1 1' ll2il'l'5' tbspl-l' I'Ill'.alll1 Flsvh 1 .llll l I'll'1lllir I' sh 1' lltlssell I'l'lI1li5 G' 'l '-l .Illh I 'ink Ijxt ' I 's 1 4'lIl21 Il 5' tl' I 'I' . ' I' 1 Ku 'l Q dy is ' I ' Ifllylllfrllfl tDl't1c1lll- ' - 1 I' llllllzllrl fllluylll-5 IJ: mt ' Ilt-roll ltulpl IIl'L'l'iIlllLIl I'ISI.IICl' IIUII' xvllllilll IIIIIIUF' I'l'u -l 1- Ill ll Jeter lit-ul'g'e l tl' -I essie I l'll Alth ' ln Nl'ld '- Ill- 'L If llll ' ' -lzl 'PQ l,s1e1 ,' 1 ' . L' tit-lll'g'e .' lll ' Vlllllllllllh lallllg' Flurence .I:1t,..l..: ,. Fla '1 '1 . l' y zllll L ' , , 1 5 'er . ' ' . Ifllgjlll' .liller ' ' J ' :XII ' Ill .lllt-l'sl:llll1'Il I 1 .111 lil .-.' -ll 1 ll- kirk 1 . 1' lil-ln II,Il'I' . l '1 '1 , 1' Iillll -l't S1llI l' t'1 1 I.ucl- Alll1 .l'1I'It'l' .- '1 I 1' 1 .' -nf J' . f 1 's z flu '. . ' ' ' - 1 lltlgtfl' lvlvvl' . ' .I L .L U . ' ' Iiuss -ll llpcrlll I ' l' ' l'1llll N 'l-1 IUI' . ' ' . . lillisllll Wi t-l'stl1f1ll l l' -t ll l' 'IIIUI' Iltlll' 1' ' Yzlrlla-ll 'I ' ll 'L Al lfllll-lxllll Xvlh' llll .' '1 .' 1 ' lilellll l.t'l'Ir5' Nlu 'v' 'I' l' ' -nw- li 4- . ' 1 ' Q ' IITIIIKIZ . l-Q -Y If flellivil-ve I -nt I I 'A 'L 4 Nlz ill I h' tl . 'f' - . 3 l . 1 , ' . -13 HISTORY OF JUNIOR CLASS The year of 1914 vslll be recolded as one of the most lmportant xears ln the hlstory of Wooster Hlgh School In the fall of that memor able year the members of the famous Class of 1918 began thelr march dovsn the hall of fame as green Freshles extraordlnary green soclal llfe IS unknovsn to the Freshmen vse spent most of our txme on our studles and developed many sharks of unusual ab1l1ty Hovs ever we were so anmous to get together th It the class p1cn1c we had at the end of the year was an unusual success In fact our soclal actlv IIICS up to this tlme haue always been very successful In our Sophomore year altho we were very anxlous to really begm our soclal llfe only two homes were found large enough to hold our enthuslastlc crovs ds toundmg achlevements We certamlv In ed up to the phrase Jolly Junlors and our efforts 1n athletlcs and muslc have been worthy of attentlon Our colors and numerals have many tlmes been on frlendlv 1elat1ons vslth the Hlgh School bu1ld1ng and a peppler class was never known Altho our soclals have not been so numerous as those of the othex classes vue have made up for thls by having especlally good eats and by defendmg them successfully from rash members of the other classes xx ho are mvarlably seen prowllng around the back porches of the varxous homes where soclals are belng held We have had representatlves ln baseball basketball and football and also 1n the band and we have attended all act1v1t1es vuth loyal regularltv In our Senlor year vxe expect our efforts along all lines to pre domlnate and after we haue left school vse are sure that our fame wlll IIVQ after us forever 1n the annals of Wooster Hlgh School Donald Forest Slutz 44 ' ' - ' . As ! , ' ac sv - - ,- , ' S z . ' ' ' ' . W' K C 1 1 , x . l ' ' ' 1 's ' v 1 a y - 1. ur 7 l I wi L1 . y . Our Junior year has been one full of surprises, good times and as- . . . . . 7 ,, . ,, V . . . w . ! Q I . yn 1 Q o It u ,, .I , 7 ' L ' , ' CC 77 9 : , ' . V 7 V Q '. ! Z Z X f OFFICERS Presldent Robut Hand VICE Presldent M :rw Hoffstott Treasurer Lloxd Van Nest Rec 'Secretau VlI'j,lIl1l Plechele Cor Secretarx Margaret bulhnm ffl w. , Y A ' x I X A g X , f , A 3 ' X1 I 4 . X 7 . K f I X 1 ' x f ' .xx 'J I , . O.. .1 ' l . rt .1 ,. ' VIH 'YQ 1' SOPHOMORE CLASS f31l -Xu n Rwderlck Barden Xklllldm Barnard Clxcle Be1c.au I all Berger IIn1 ILC Bmnflt Walter Buel11111,1n feorge Bunhelt Samuel Fhdhler I ldnlx Charlton 11I Ilxlpa. 'X nrt x lhrrx I' melt IIX Ilnn IIf11ulcl Ilkher 1 hp I 1411011 'Xrthur Ild.I'1IxS Nldllflll C ldVLll Mfled I lLQ.llIlllllx Robe1t Hand Ilaxld H4111 Arthur Helrnan Atlee H1tew XQ1g1I Irvm George Kdylm lIe111x Ixeslir Irv111 LdI.1lZlLIlI'lLlSL1 Samuel Ileofxln I lion Iowe Iuseph NIATIIIX 1 HL NILCILI llt Floyd Pdlker Ieon Pldsteler XXIIIIZIYH Pottf Idmew PIIHLIC Idye Keene Il1dllLN RLNLIIIIAULII Rav Sl11lfh ldul Spdnglu liullfllfl qpullw Imlmgrt 811111111 InI111 511111111 1 ll I1 1 IIX XX user I'heln1.1 ALIKOIITIAII Ilan Adams X1I111e Hf1111.1111l Helen Leak I.-1 Ruth Barn Iwelxn Bwldle XIILlIld Bleahele llartlla Blshfup I' the1 Im 1 Ilattle Inure Nlahel BIXAII NIdIN Camp NI.-xhelle 61111111 Puth Collln IAIMCN Ill ludth Imguc NId.ILlILt Ildll Iuth IJULIIIVJII IlfLl'I1d Idhu 11 1 Q, f IILIIL Iunk Iud Hel IIIJQILLI Helen Hof Laker Be1n1ce HOHIIIAH Ilan Hoffltott I,dUllTl0 Ihllf., N111g,,1n1d 1 mc 1-1LLl felmd NIdLIxII1 Ilurothw NIQCOHIICII Nlarw Nlellxfune Ruth XILIIVAIIIC IALIIIIIC NI1ller lmmthw 'llmnu' Ie1n11e 'Nnhn I mee Bute 11111 AIXXIITII. 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L1'lt'l' .I 1l1 1 Ihr 1 I'I1l11z1 'I yl 1' l,l11y1l Yan N031 'I'l1-I 2 II'I'l'1'4'C I'e ' ' 1 llrave Wasp ' 1 A I - 1 Y. I 1 ' - - A ' - 1 2 -IT HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1919 When we the Class of 1919 first entered High School as Fresh men I dare say we were a little green but that lasted only a few days so that it was not long before we established a good reputation for everything in general and brains in particular That reputation still held true when we again came to the building as very dignified Sophomores You may be sure though that we lost some of that dignity at the football games because we were all anxious to see W H S win and were willing to root for our team Perhaps a little time after this you would pass a group of excited boys and girls in the halls of the high school discussing what seemed to them some very important matters I wonder who will be our class president? one of them would say Which do you like better for class colors scarlet and gray or orange and black? Orange and black of course' Wouldn t they be fine for sweaters? was the reply were the about to be organwed Sophomores But after the class was really organized and the orange and black began to appear in vauous ways one had no trouble in determimng the class to which we be longed Who wouldnt go through all the tri ils and temptations of being a Sophomore Just to be able to attend class SOCIHIS? And now we who have worked so hard U1 to become Sophomores can readily say that it was certainly worth while to have enough credits to go to the two class socials we have had this year One was held in December and the other in the spring Now we are wishing though in vain perhaps for one more the memorv of which we hope will carry us successfully through those terrible final exams While there IS a little truth in the old adage A good beginning makes a bad end I do not think that applies at all in the case of 1919 for since we have passed the first two years with flying colors there ls every indication that through the Junior and Senior years we will still be true to our own Orange and Black and the Brown and Blue of Wooster High Elizabeth Reese 48 1 9 K I A ' 7 Y I Y ! ' ' v L . . K U . ,, . L . . l I A . . , , . .I I I KI I n I 1 II ,I ' , Y' ' as VI A I I L I n In L s . I n S D 5 0 II I I I A nInI ' xr as ' , ' l ' YI ll . LT y - 1 V !! After listening to this conversation you would have no doubt that these ' ' ' A k no I I n V . . . . y - 9 I , .C l . . K A p . Y . , i I v ' ku r I If I . r L I , I L . I I I , , s, . - n L.. 6. 1 . ' 1 , . . , . , : , sa n as , any xff F ,gm ,fx X ff I YQLPYW f f YN Qi 11 ffl rf. x.L U ,QW L xxx Q25 Q F RESHMEN -19 X I Wj ' . 'IZ' I 7 'ff C 'six I ' VW? f fr' N -.'t'.'1':2 .-f'--9,4 - 'Ui---. lug'-'19 g '11 If Q' xxx. x .5 lalmliflra' is K ', X7 :K gr . 45 'yn' NT--X 5 if 'FFTEJLQ-7b95D5i?'f OX ' J TT I'1Hl w-f-Qffw l W.A,n':igfXdL'l- tx - . H SLQ ALNMQAL Q + 3:-ii: wg- fin P fl ' , I A X f Rf ,X Ya 11.15.4525 1525! utnlll X W . X wx X , 5 A 'lyfvfft- 4 ,,7F3f'.71'a'-' I v Q m ! -nk'-P' ui... -vw'y ,VXA X f -Q Q91 X FRESHMAN CLASS Jo eph -XL11EI'lVl1dl1 Ilorald A1161 P 111101111 A111111 1 13111111111 -X11 1111 111111111 11111111 11 1 1 11 1111111 -X1111111 1 151111111 111 .11111 1111 L1 11 -K 11111 11 1111111111 111 11 111 11112111 11 11 1 1 N 1 11 11 Ill 1 1111111 1XlI1I1KX 1111111 1 J 1111.111 1111111 1 11111111 11 1 P11'l1I11 1 11 1 I1 11 1111 111111111 1 S1 511111 N 1111 111 5111 1 If 11 A1111 X111 11111 .1111 tl 1 1 1.11101 11111111 IX 111 111 11 1 Hazel 11111111 11111 13 16 13116111111 A1111 P11111'dlt fd111e 1,111111e1 1111111 11 1111 1 X 1 111 1 111 1111 11 1 L 1 1 11 1 111111 'N11111 111111111111 1.111 1111 11111 1 1 111 111 1 N IX 1 1 N111 A L11 11 It 1 1 111111 111111 11111 1 1 N111111 N 111 1 glll 5111 1 S 1111! 1 111 111 111 1 11 1 ll 1 1 LILQ1 1111111 11111 11141111 111111 '111 11111111 1111111111 A111 1 1 1 . ' b' 1 ess' ' -' nah' . ' 5 'NAU - ' lv. 1' ' v' 'f A 4 .1 v.' J .Y . 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LVL 51 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1920 Twenty froggles went to school Down beslde a ru hy pool Twenty llttle coats of green 'lwenty vests all w hxte and clean On a brlght September morn one hundred and four froggles Jumped eagerly mto the blg bog of learnmg Leapmg by the yarlous places of prlyate mstructlon they landed ln the center of the bog on a nlce blg patch of not all together too substantlal green Belng told to Slt on one certaln slde they wllhngly obey ed for they were yery anxlous to please thelr Instructors tThat was then J It was Wlth lnterest that they watched the other classes assemble The alhgators crawled slowly on to the green and castlng many a superior eye on the poor froggles seated themselves 1ust next to the frogs The turtles came slowly but wlth a purpose for It w as with pleasure that they snapped at everythmg that pleased them They were as usual snapplng for honors as they seated themselves be-hlnd the alllgators On the opposlte S1d9 of the froggles 1n a small pool thelr next higher superlors the mlnnows gathered They swam haughtlly about IH the water w 1th an alr of No one can catch us even lf we are such good ba1t They dxd not then know who these newcomers were Just ln front of the alhgators on a shght elevatlon were seated a col lectlon of speclmens of varlous klnds of mtellectual creatul es from every corner of that v1c1n1ty who gave lnstructlons as to what to do After a httle Whlle the froggles were dlvlded mto sectlons some belng sent to the pools of athletlc lnstructlon some to the logs w here croaklng and poslng were taught and some were sent to the groves w here they were taught to catch and properly eat food course they had thelr tlme for play as all good children do Thelr favorlte sport w as hlk6S across the country ln lmlt ttlon of the hares and hounds After some tlme of tralnmg 1n the pool of athletxcs the frogs chal lenged the mlnnows for a good hvelv game The mmnows fearlng nothmg and trustlng all to thelr ab1l1ty for speed readlly agreed but to thelr surprlse and chagrln they found themselves badly defe lted Many more eyccltlng games followed before the mlnnows w ere able to clalm the honors of havmg defeated the lnferlor lroggles Meanwhlle the old log of success had seen 1ts busy days for the lessons ln croaklng had been put to such good use by the flogs that the old log was glad to haye them at last defeated by the ITIIIIHONVQ fox they could not use her to such good advantage One day the mmnows came to school g 1yly bedecked ln strlpes ot yellow and black and proudly 6YCl3ll'l'l9d that thev had class colors The froggnes wele not to be outdone and scurrled around huntlng gleen grasses and tw1gs whlch they hung about thelr necks Excltement fol low ed At mid year the froggles plunged wxth qulvermg knees mto the blg and dreaded pool of eycxmlnatlons Survxvmg the ordeal bettel than expected they resumed thelr athletlcs w 1th renewed ylgor agam de featmg thelr opponents P0llSllf d Ill a high degree A euh iroggle ought to be Now they sit on other logs Tearhlng other httle trog Chrlstxne Conkle D7 . U . v . ' . V , v ' S , , . , . , 1 , . , ' . H , . . y. . . . 7 Y . 1 - K v ' ' ' ' v ' ' v v v v 7 y I . ' ' ' V . 1 ' f 7 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . . , , y . A. I n 7 ' A , Vg, 7 T L L u Y 7 ' 4' N 1 . , . , . . u A' x . D . Y a v N Yi I . . ., , . . ' v V' ' 'L ' r - . . ,, . ky A , A ' 5 L, 1 , . . .. ,, . . . , . . - . Y V 1 , . Y ' f 7 l The froggles worked hard and long at thelr tedxous dutles. But ol ' . 3 z . . 1 c , l Y V u yn ,C 1 . . . , . , , t. , A L. L s L' S Y., , ' w 1 . L r ., 1. 7 . ' . L A I K a ' ' fs -' , . z f ' . ' . ' 7 . ' -1 f ' 'I . ' l V c . s- . a ' Y . - A 4 Y ' L . C ll np K ' . s 1 ' ' ' . A' . , D.. IAA f W f Xi LWNEMARYAND DXQUKM E WV Rxufg 'Q' Y Z + 'YQ A i 4, XMXSX f f l ' Il f X SN f R f WJ ,NW X fa 'J D L b 'D 3 an 'W 53 DEBATE The varlety of interest 1n the Hlgh School this year IS well lllus trated by the enthusiasm dlsplaved ln debate The High School Oratoxy and Debate Club held 1ts first meeting of the year October thlrd Othcers were elected the presldency bemg g'1XQl1 to Helen Welty VICE president to James Spencer Rvall Klmber was chosen correspondlng secretary and Mlldred Palmer recording secretary The club started 1ts year s work wtlh the study of Algument 1t1on and supplemented our text with debates on the toplcs of the day These debates proved to be lnterestlng and lnstructlve From the membership of th1s club the debate teams were chosen The prellmlnarv debates were held and w 1th the High School teachers actlng as Judges the following were selected to represent the sc hool in debate Helen Welty Capt Mlldred Palmer Florence Wallace and Esther Gerstenslager comprlsmg the glrls team and James Spencer Capt Sherman Heckman Craig McClelland and Walter Shearer the boys team After the teams w ere selected Mr Maurer lmmedlately trled to arrange for Inter scholastic debates Ashland and our old debate rlval Bucyrus decided to have a later date than had been arranged for so we could not debate them and a dual debate wlth Ashland was our only contest The boys team upheld the afflrmatxve under the leadershlp of James Spencer and gained a un inlmous declsxon for Wooster The questlon was Resolyed that the United States should adopt a sy stem of compulsory mllltary trammg The negative of this same question was debated by the glrls team at Ashland under the leadership of Helen Welty They gained a two to one dec1s1on The glrls showed splendld splrlt and won 1 finely presented debate In fact the Splrlt and en thuslasm of both teams was fine and they worked untlrlngly VVe lose too many by graduation but hope that some of the fine on comlng de baters will profit by the examples that haye gone before ind help to uphold the school in thls beneficial work John McSweeney Jr Coach Q4 r I 1 . a - V , , . - I ' 5. , , 5. ' , 3' . , v . I L L' . , I ' . . ' . ' . ' 1 r y 1 ' 5 V o 1 . V s ' 9 V' I ' - s L, Y L . ' S ' Y Y 'Q . 7 I . . . , Q 'I 7 . 7 7 s Y A 1 n . . . Bucyrus, were Hnally decided upon and arrangements were made. . , n 1 . 1 s Z I U 1 r 1 ' D is 1 A I Y- . . V . . ,, I . . . .' , i . us ' ' r l y Ls . 1 u L ' ' 4 - nw. s . w V' nw V V . ' ya nw v Z 1 ' 4 - -1 ' - . V f .' . ' z T' V v, ., . LITERARY SOCIETIES In the enthusla m fo1 athletlcs and other act1y1t1es the work of one of the most lmportant organlzatlons IH the hlgh school must not be over looked Every one IS not able to be an athlete but every one of us can take an actlye part 1n one of the yarlous L1tera1y SOCIQIIQS and ln so domg not only learn much from the work of others but also be greatly bene ntted by our own work One of the most lmportant thlngs acqulred ln thls work IS the ablhty to peak ln publlc wxthout embarrassment and to express our ldeas ln good form There are mne SOCIQIICS m the school hve for the glrls and four for the boys each bemg under the SUDCINISIOD of one of the teachers Some tlmes seyeral of the socletles haye thelr programs together ln the Audl tollum and tlns year a VIQIIIHQ' commlttee has been sent out from each soclety to y 1s1t the other LIIQTHIIQS and get new ldeas for thelr programs rI'l1S al o stxmulated a w holesome splrlt of rlyalry and helped to keep up enthuslasm I'he tramlng galned m the yyork enables the puplls to g1V9 publlc plograms and enteltalnments whlch help greatly 1n lnterestmg outslders 1n our school no other hlgh school actlylty whlch has such rare opportunltles for ex cellent trammg IH so many practlcal phases for the hlghtest type of useful cltlzenshlp Good work IH one of these socletles always means leadershlp m any yocatxon to w hxch one may turn ln the future L I stands fo1 L1t to whxch as you know Tw lee every month on Prldays we go stfmds for ldeas wlthout yy hlch yye fall Whether yy r1t1n0f an essay or telllng a tale stands for talkmg We learn hoyy to speak Without XlSlbIy tremblmg or shufllmg our feet stands fo1 etfolt When we put forth our best And learn w ell this lesson tls worth all the rest stands for readlngs qulte a popular stunt And a chance I01 good actlon w hen called to the front stands for ab1l1ty the reward of hard work We all may naye thls lf none of us shlrk stfmds for Mlss Rey ennaugh w ho oy ersees all And has seen that thmgs go rxght sxnce early last fall stand for youl g Freshles but all green thlngs grow I lt glyes them thls chance the result you well know MARGARET FOSTER 55 . , v D , Y I I .-v 5 l 9 K, ' my x N' ' . 1 V L . . . . L Q . . V. V ' . .I l - I 'I . 'xi' 1 II- ' On the whole we agree with Prof. Maurer in saying that, There is . v y . V . v . ,, Av K 1 I , y I lu .v v, I' C x I D ., V. V . Y I , V G Ii' V -f a E A. . . I . I L , A K ' ' lx . V . R . .I ' s ' ' ' . . g Y . K' 1 . ' .. ' . f, J . h. K, , K L. , ,- WU gig X mb X Q Q Wijfixy ff? MQ V WOOSTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND The H1gh School Ilftncl ot 191617 was so fortunate .N to hfue 1 IIIIIHIJGI of excellent pl.ue1s flom hut war S Band and thex took hold of the xxolk 111th the snthuxlasm th wt IUNLIIQCI succew from the start Iuclgmg flom CLIIIQIII u1m111c11t tht bow 11011 applox dl and f1IQI'lClS 1u1cex pl 111115: 11 e 1 e IC LAITMN tt home thex haw occ.1N1o11.1 1 oumexecl .1141 .1111 1 ff o 11111 gdmex Thu also led fue huncllccl 1,1 ue th1lcl1f I1 111 Ch11Ntm.1x t.11o N .tml 11811. 111 the Cle.111 up Dm parace e cu Ix111fm.111 hw lx 1 tu 111 Cll1LCIlI1g 10 1.1114 Ioxeph Xfm 'Nut V155 elected NIKITIQILILI e hxl ov, Q11 o 11 HHN lJX 1:1f1clu.1t1o11 am ICIUOXLI hu ut 1111st the mtelc St IN a good sthool 11.11141 11111 not che out Phe complete IOSTPI 1 DIIONXN 1 NLTN 11111 L Ioxcl t un XX on ' CoLo u 114 Tl' I IA I-IPHNIBHNLN Ile X111 I'XdLlfI'l11dlI lllnl Xen. 1 BX 1 an tm 111 PI 2 1.1 ut time X IQIWLXI 'x xx x Ic1I'!1L ips-mu J 1 . V . . .. . , , . 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'1 'l As Vh't' 1 '. 11,55 llI:1'51--llc sy Car 'e1', .' lf .T WOOSTER HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Whats ci hlgh school 111tho11t 1ts 111chest1a'l The plesent H1g,h S1l11111l O1chestr'1 held 1ts fllxt meetlng 12.1111 1n Oc1obe1 1016 and sxnce th It t1'1 out It h'1s 11101111 ste 111111 Ill ITIOITIIDQINHID and 1b1l1t1 Its DLIIJIIL 111111.11 1nces du11ng th1 112111 ha1e SIIOXXH th 1t the1e IN 1ef1l talent 1n all of th1 I'Il9I lb91Q .11 1 Ill 1h1111111 t 11 111111111 1 11111111111 of s1l11t111ns IH Cha 1 X1 h1ch 11e1e en10111l b1 11111one DIGNQIII O11 NIa1ch 9 th11 gf11e an ex IIIIJITIOII of 1ef1l muslc 11 IIJIIIIX '1t th1 VIICIXXIIIIQI F11t11t1111m111t Thex f111n1sh11l LXCCIILIII n111s11 At th1 1l1l11t1 111th 'XHIIIAINI l11l1l 111 the 3.IlCIl t111111m 1111 Mfuch 7 1 111111 also f1t thn Class plf11 and at c11111n11n1en11nt N 1111 thanks 111 1111 t11 '111 'N1111111 I111 h1s 1nth11s1.1st11 SUDDOII 11 t11 1111h1 t1.1 '1111 t11t 1 .111 e P11111 t NI 11111 I1111nt1111 I'he complete 11st 111 HIQHWIUOTN ls ls t11ll1111s ll U1 111 11111 11111111 1111 1111 11111111 111 1 11 N1-Ts 1 1114 1111 Id 1111111 's11111 1111 1 11111111s1s IL 1111 III 111 LI 1 111 1 XI l11t11111111 xx NI 111 11111 ,R 1 'S f ' K1 -' ' K. 1 A. . - . 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TI-IE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club Clllllflg the ear of nlneteen hundred ex enteen ha been 1 declded success M1 NI xx nard xx ho became the IHLISIL 1nst1 uctox at the beglnnlng of thxs xefu has HCCOIHDIISIIOCI much xx 1th the people of xx hom he has had chalge On Nlarch nlnth the COIOHR Chorus and the Laurel Chou 1o1ntlx g xxe 1 mxd xx1nte1 entelt unment fox the beno ht of the mus1c deputment The success of the p10gI 1m xx as due tm the f ict that the sololsts 1nd CINJIUN xx ere xx ell plcpfued 1nd also to the untnmg effolts of M1 M lxn nd There ue 1 numbel of SCIIIOIS Ill the Cflee Club xx hom xxe lcglet to lose but the other cl asses xx1ll stllxe to m Ike the plospccts of thc llxgh School Glee Flub IS bxlght ln the futur is they haxe been ln the p Ist M xmxrx Wnx IAMs VIOI IN CLASSES On Mondix IIIUIIIIIIII nc ll thc bcglnnlng, ot thc xc ll xxc XXLIC dcl1g,l1t fullx surpllscd bx thc mx NICIIOIIS appeal mu. ol I'1olc sol Pxrmelec it our chapel QXQICISCS He tallxed to us through h1s x1ol1n Lllltll the do1 mant muslcal temperaments of our ouls s'E1I'19CI deeplx xx lthlll us He then ofleled us the XROIICIQIIUI opportunxtx to 0'1NC explesslon to ou1 ITILISICAI talent through x1ol1n lessons hele IIT ou1 oxxn hlgh school In the course of collectxon of XIOIIIIS xxcxe resurxected as onlx ou1 IIICQSICOIS xxould be xble to COTYIIJISIICIICI The muslc to1es xx e1e rushed to fill the orders for mlsslng 01 damaged puts and IN a xerx short tlmc prcsto the Wooster H1gh School boasted of txxo x1ol1n classes fullx equlpped 'md ready to txkc up d1e fiddle lo1 manx xxeeks noxx ou1 h'1lls hfmxe been rescundmg xx1th the echocs of XIOIIIIS not ITlIlSlCdI xxe 'ull 'ICIITIII but Ill fxct ne1xe racklng exen llke unto the sounds of rustx brakes Hoxxexer xxe are fullx leallzlng the xalus of our 1l'1St1LlCIl0II'i md 1pp1ec1f1te the kmdlx 1nte1est taken rn us hx Professor Pfumelee and ms ISNISIWIIIS We feel ou1 ambltlons CVCI sosrlng so umg: fu ahf md m IX flnd the soul of '1 xlolm CI Iss A SlllLI llI PIIIIIILIQ Dorothx NIcM mms Ldna lxelm Fdnfx Hlder Belmce INol1n Phllllps Flattelx Iohn Tate X 1rg1l lrx1n Who knoxxs but xxhat some dax xxe too xx hcn xxe hfxxe 'xtt uned the m ISIQI touch' ELI! XBILTII I ISLHLII F1 Iss P I sthel Roxxm xn Pluabtth I lschel IMIIIIIYIQ NIIIIQI Amx Box nton Dorothea RGIIIICIKL Ruth Saurer Helen Young Nllrlam Zaugg Iucllle brosxean 19 . . .i - l 2. zj ' ', ' ' ul .' - - .I LI c I 1 II .I ' I . . ' ' 1 ' . . I , . 4 I I Q I I v 1 1 1 I vI 1 0 a I 1 C v . . 9 C 1 ' 'Y 4' I 1I 1 f 1 1 41 1 11 v 1 r I II : I If I C I 1 2 C A. . .. . -.,.. ,Z , I HI v ' 1 1 v 1 ' 1 1 1 n II I Q1 I I 1 A K 1 K 1 K I k I ' ' . . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . . .' . 1' , I 1 I In 1 I , . . , , . , ' ' . ' . . 1' ' 1-, 1 I I I, 1 L I L a 1 v 1 v I 1 1 C I C I 1 , , I I A A L 1 . I zj iz' - 2' 'f ' ', '1' V - I- L. Uk., .. , ..A. 11' K. 12 ., ' 1 ',S.. 1 2 , Z r 1 I 1 1 - 1 I vI I I 1 1 C 4 I, I 1 , I. I I 4 1 1 4 I 1 I v I v r 4 1 1I 1 1I 5 . , U . .. 1 VI I 1'1 1 1 I 1 v I 1 1 I . 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' V FOOTBALL When the flrst call for athletes w1s lssued at the beglnmng of the football season the prospects vxere not xery bxlght graduation had taken lts toll We stlll had some lettel men but there xx ere also many gaps IH the lme to fill W1th thxs outlook Coach NIcC1ure assumed h1s nexx dutles He dld not hesxtate long oxer xx hat he should do but started at once and shovxed hls abxllty bx haxmg h1s aggregatlon go through xvlth one of the best records of the school W1th but 1 short tlme for practlce Capt Carleton led hls team to MHQQIIIOH Here vxe lost by a one slded score but thls xx as no dlsgrace smce Masslllon had one of the best teams 1n the state Our weak spots were noxx found and Coach McClure began to fix them up rapldly Hls success IS shovxn by the games that followed Barberton Ashland and Orrvllle went doxxn one zfter another before the Brown and Bluc machlne About th1s tlme the team began to thmk a defeat for them was lmpossxble and xxlth too much confidence thev xx ent doxxn before Wadsworth 14 0 Thls defeat dld more good than harm for lt shoxx ed them they were not yet 1nv1nc1ble lV1th this overconfidence done aw ay Wlth they started ln the succeedmg games xx1th the determmatlon WhlCh they prexlously had had and came out xx 1th colors flymg Medlna and Amherst xx ere added to the1r 11st of x1ctor1es Next came Canal Dover Here they played a t1e game 6 6 but the score IQ not 1nd1cat1ve of the game Wooster plaved The Brown and Blue galned twlce as much ground as thelr opponents and xvould have won thc game but mlsfortune overtook them When there vxere but txvo mlnutes to play the ball salled through the alr towards Wooster s goal where Weamer was xx a1t1ng to catch It for the touch down But 1ust at thls polnt the ball hlt the goal post and bounced back lnto bounds The txvo m1nutes Now along YV1th Thanksglvlng d xv came the custom xry game Wlth the Alumnl The Hlgh School vxent doxvn before thxs bunch of stars xx ho had once represented the Brovxn md Blue and xx ho lncluded qulte a number noxx replesentlng colleges The final scorc xx 19 8 7 Mlller plcklng up '1 blocked k1Ck ran for the Hlgh Qchool s touch down The following men are those xx ho helpccl to uphold the honor of dear old Wooster H1 on the grldlron John Carleton Full back Capt C lrleton played 111 only a fexx games bec :use of wlthdrlwal from school John IS 1 tower of detencc He was one of the best hlgh school punters ln the st :te xnd vxas one of the hardest lme plungers on the team Hls departure brought sadness to the team xvhen they re lllzed th It thelr raptun xx hose lxrge physlque spectacular punts and C0l'lqlSt9Ilt plxxlng had alvxflvs xxx akened thelr admxratlon had left the grldlron and xvould lead them no more John Bartell Left Half Back John xvas probably the most con slstent ground gamer on the team He had 1 p6CLl1l'1l xx ay of evadmg tackles As 1 defense man he could alxv xxs be relled upon and seldom d1d a man get by hlm Thls IS Iohn s thlrd xc-'11 on the team and hls absence xx1ll be felt much next xe lr 6 . 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Y V , ' A 1 C . w 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 x s C 1 f l 1 1 1 C f I l 1 .1 1 1 1 - ' 2 ' 2 ' :' 2' , ' .' 2 , 1 .N 1 Y. 1 1 V 1 1 ' . n A 1 A C W K b 1 C C , c . , I ls C s ' 1 K C C c. . 2 1 1 c if. c s V' Y 5 9 'I Ward Frntz, Center Seldom do you find a more aggressnve more conslstent center than Ward He was 1n ex ery play of the game and was an accurate passer On the offense he w as always through the l1ne and was one of the surest tackles on the team Next year we hope to see Ward on some college eleven because we know he wxll be as successful there as he has been 1n hlgh school Ralph Heckman Right Tackle Ralph was a tower of strength on h1s slde of the l1ne always ln everv play and dolng h1s part Because of h1s masslve buxld he was alw avs able to hold h1s own and was never outplayed and whenever he tackled a man his opponent was seen to go down 1n h1s tracks Paul Weamer, Left End Pete came down from the Prep to help us out On the defense Pete was hard to evade and when he was called upon to take a pass he always was on the 1ob He 19 another of the Semors who wlll not be back on the eleven next fall John Frxck Left Tackle Playmg hls old posltlon at left tackle John was a stone wall Th1s 19 John s thlrd year on the team and we are glad he w1ll be back as captam next fall Paul Batdorf Quarter back Batty playlng h1s first season at quarter Batty deserves a lot of credlt Not only dxd he handle the ball well but generally he could be counted on for from thnee to five Vards gam when he was carrvmg It Batty 19 only a Jumor thls year so he w1ll have one more year on the team George Imhof, Rnght End Boob was probably one of the best tackles on the team hls aggresslveness and hard tackhng prevented many games around h1S end Donald Guoynes Left Guard At the fix st of the vear Don had declded not to come back to school but he was finally persuaded H was blg and fast and w1th hls experlence proved to be one of the most valuable l1ne men Edgar Muller Full back Spotty whlle not heavy was fast and developed lnto a good forward passer Wlth thls years experlence Spotty should make a good showmg next year Donald Slutz Right Half back Don although handicapped part of the season by mjurles took his place ln the backfield Hls conslstent work was one of the brlght spots of the team Rnchard Mornson, Rxght Guard RlCh whlle only a Freshman played h1s first season on the team He was one of the best men on the l1ne and w1ll be of gleat value m the three years to come Max Serb, Rnght Tackle Light but full of fight IS expresslve of Selby We hope he takes on some more welght by next year for he wlll be a big asset to the team Paul Hoffman, Rnght Guard Sub Paul seemed to have a good formula for sllppmg through the lme and gettmg tackles or blocklng punts Wnlham Blake End Blll was always ready and capable of taking up the end dutles He play ed 1 wonderful game agalnst Canal Doy er Senff Yocum and Buchent made good showmg ln the backfield and at end thls year They wlll all prob lbly be on the regular team next year JOSEPH P VAN NEST Athletlc Edntor 64 - . 0 LL , L . 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Oc Oc Oc Oc Nov Nox Nov Wm Nov L Barberton Masmllon AQh1ar1d 'Vledmfl Orrvllle Wadsw orth Dover Amherst Alumnl SCHEDULE Opp X HIGH SCHOOL BLIIKIING AND ATHIETIC FIELD ba H 1 :- U u I Q X BASKET BALL W1th the 1nter class games oxer Coach McClure began lmmedlatelx to look for plax ers to represent the Broxxn and Blue There xxere manx xacanc1es on the team and onlx a couple of letter men back The season xx 15 a success hoxxexel 1n a sportsmansh1p xxax although xxe xxere 11ot 1lxx ax s auccessful Ill comlng out x1ctor1ous Th1s xx ae due to the fact th It there xxere o11lx 1 Iexx e14per1enced plax ers on the squad b11t the othe1 xxlll be tar better nexct xear W1thout much OI'g1I1lldtlOll the team bumped up agamst the t1st gfjlllg Alhance buneh Oll Januarx 1 1nd lost 40 17 Put xxhe11 lIl0tht'l xx eek had passed and xxe xx ere better UI'g'lIlll8fl xxe pl IX ed the l reps 'lhe lreps hax1ng one ot the best teams 1n the hxstorx of the1r school hoped to XXIII but after a hard fought contest the H1 h Qchool eame out x 1etor1ous 71 26 The next xx eek xxe plax ed Canal I ulto11 he1e 1nd xx o11 eas1lx bx 1 score of 42 27 January 26 27 xxe took 1 tr1p and plaxed txxo games On Frldax n1ght xxe plax ed Akron Centr1l one of the strongest teams 111 that C115 and also one of the etrongest 1n the state There xxe lost 01 10 On Saturdax xxe trax eled to Can 11 Dover l'he game there xx as fast all the xx 1x through When the Hrst halt ended Dox 61 xx IS 1head 14 8 When the second halt started Wooster xxent lll and fought hard a11d soon led 21 21 'lhen a break came 1n the guardlng and Doxer sllpped 1n a fexx baskets xx1nn1ng 33 29 Februarx 3 MHQSIIIOH plax ed here but Captaln Lartell xxas out of the game a11d thlq xxeakened the team conslderablx The first half ended xx1th Masslllon 14 Wooster 8 I11 the second half e1ch team fought desperatelx and 0118 of the closest h1lxes exer plax ed on the floor xx I9 plaxed each team mak111g one basket and 1 foul Phe glme ended xx1th Nl 1ss1llon ahead 17 11 lfebruarx 10 o11r r1x 1ls from Ashland pl 1xed here Wooster aftel some remarkable basket shoot111g gamed Ill e 1rlx lead After five m111utes of plax the score xx 19 18 2 1n Wooster s f1xor o11r team kept the lead the rest of the game and xxo11 27 43 Next xxe plax ed Nlasslllon on the svcteenth of Februarx Thex had beaten us on our oxxn floor by a small marg1n and xxe xxere ready to ax enge thls Wlth Capta1n Bartell back 1n the l1neup ag 1111 the team had n111ch more confidence a11d xxe xx ent 1n the game to xx Ill The first halt xx as somexx hat Slmlldr to the game plax ed on our oxxn door and e11ded lll 1 t1e 1' 12 Lut Wooster had 1 buncl1 of rooters and the Canton Pasket ball te11n xx ls the-le root111g 101 us also The seco11d h 111 xxe st uted xx1tl1 the detern11nat1on to XXIII and xxe ended xx1th the s1me det1rm111at1on and 61 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 v' I ' 1 v v 5 1 vf W '1 v w v v I . 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' A f I V Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 K I ' I Y 1 I ' 1 1 , 11- 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 Y . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 l I1 1 v L I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' . 1'2 ' 5 xx 1th ou1 coloxs tlxmg We had gotten our rex enge Mass1llo11 had been defeated bx the BFOXNII a11d Blue '37 70 The next dax xxe plaxed at Oberlm los111g 29 7 One of the lemarkable th111gs about th1s game xx as that It xx as the first game Captatn Partell exe1 plax ed that he didnt cage the ball lhe extra lalge floor 1nd the exe1t1o11 lll bbdtlllg' Mass1llo11 tht night DCIOIC xxele too n1uch 101 the team ll1e next xx eek end I ebruarx 23 a11d 24 xxe had ga111es xx 1th the Preps l t 1 11 l11lt We had IJQ-311611 each ot these te 1ms earller 111 tht season Put IIOXX the Preps exened up beating us bx 0118 po111t 90 91 lht next mght xxe xx e11t to Qllldl I 11lto11 Ht re xxe plax ed Ull 111 under sm d co111l1111 ltltlll IJAIII 1nd d 1nce floor tanal l ulto11 had 11ot been beaten o11 tIllS iloor 101 IUUI XCAIS but xxe see l1oxx thex accomphshed It I or the I 1oxx Il 111d I lue lt xx as 11ot a game but mst Slltllllg' 1rou11d o11 the shpperx s lllllllg' tloo1 ll al u ton xxo11 bx NLUIB ot 41 S3 but It xx 1snt team th tt xxo11 It xxas the tlooi tl1at beat Wooster Oul super1or1tx xxas shoxxn prexiouslx Ill the season xxhen xxe out plaxed them falrly and Much tl1e second Dovel pl 1xed he1e 'lh1s xxas another team xxe xx 111ted to BNCII up xx 1th Whe11 xxe had plaxed there xxe xxele beaten Ill tI1e l1st couple of minutes ot the game But th1s game xx IS u11l1ke the othex one tor xx he11 xxe got the lead xxe kept lt a11d xx on 23 49 March the ninth xxe plax ed Iwexx Ph1ladelph1a thele Thls team had been beaten onlx o11ce dur111g the season 111d had made a good shoxxlng Ill the Dela xx 1re tOllFI1dm6llt so vxe k11exx xxe had to fight We started out 1n great 101111 a11d held the lead for the first fifteen n1111utes the11 thls exper1e11ced tc a111 gr 1duallx guned on us and xxhen the hnal xx hlstle blexx the score xx IQ 41 18 011 Maxch sexe11teenth xxe plax ed A1l1ance here This xxas the team that had beaten us so badlx Ill our first game of the season We noxx had a cha11ce to shoxx our 1mproveme11t smce the beg1n111ng of the season and this xxe did bx trou11c1ng them '36 25 March twenty thlrd we played our l1st game ot the season at Ashland All the felloxxs plaxed hard lll this an1e a11d Wooster had the lead until the xerx last minute of the game xx he11 the guards xxeakened a lzttle and Ashla11d took the lead xx llllllllg' 'B 33 At home the tean1 xx on fixe out of blX games and lost the slxth bx onlx 1 s111all mdfglll But abroad xxe xx ere not qulte so successful Much Cledlt IQ due Co 1ch McClure for the xx ax he taught his plax ers to take victorx Ol defeat Ill a sportsmanhke manner and alvx axs to plax talr a11d square We hope that next vear xx hell he has more experlenced materlal the team xx1ll xx111 more glmes for h1m bec1use h1s coachmg clIJlIltX deserves it Also xxhen tt come to los111g QIIIIES bx onlx a couple 68 1. 1 1 v. v N - 1 -tv - 1 1 v ' -L . 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V ' 5 Q 1' 1 1 V Y ot polnts l xxe dld s0 m IDX tlmes thls xear xxe hope that thex xxlll be able to rex erse the sltuatlon The fUllOXSll1g lS Coach 'VIcClure s estlmate ot the plax ers JOHN HARTLLL Laptnn Iorxx lrd John cextalnlx deserxed the honor of belng Laptaln ot the te lm H1s abllltx IS a basket b lll plaxer both as a tlool xx O1 ker lnd ls an accurate shot h ls become knoxx n oxel lll the state Staltlng xxhen he xxas a Freshman John shoxxed hls ab1l1tx bx makmg the team and hls plaxed 1n nearlx everx game ln the four xe lrs that he h lS replesented the Lxoxx n lnd Llue on the Basket ball floor Durlng this tlme the hlgh schools xx h1ch plaxed xxlth Wooster learned to ical hlnl but none ot them could produce a guard good enough to cope xxlth hun llls plaxlng xx LS llxx lxs conslstent lnd he could llxx lxs bl counted on to cage the ball both from the held lnd foul llne through tlns accurate shootlng of hls he hls ldded manx xlctorles to the hlgh schools record Exelx one ol the lngn school studs nts h ltes to set hlm leaxe lOl xx hen he gr lduates mother one ol the gxe ltcst athletes the hlgh school has produced lelxes and ln almost everx game outxumped h1s mln lhls makes the second xeal he has been on the team changlng lrom lOl xx ard last year to center thls xear Hls floor xxork helped xerx much and hls cooperatlon xx nth Bartell netted many baskets for the team He IS another Senlor xxho xxxll graduate and not be on the team next xear hls place xx1ll be hard to fill PAUL WLAMER Forxx ard Although rather hght Pete xxas an ag gresslve and hard xx orkmg forxx ald Thls IS hls hrst xear xx 1th the hlgh school te lm as he came doxxn from I reps GEURGL IMIIOH1 hu l1d boob pl ljlllg the defenslvc guard xvas 11 hard man to go up agunst Thls m lkes h1s second xeal on the squad lnd he st1ll has one more to D115 He has been elected C lptlln of tht team for next xear and xxlll prove x lluable xn that clpaclty WILIIAM HIMLS t uard Whlle onlx pl Nlllg hls second xeal Plll developed lnto a good floor xxorker lnd llso 1 good shot Belng only l Iumor Bxll has one more xelr xx 1th the team and xx1ll be a valu lble man EDGAR MILLER lorwlrd Spottx has a natural exe for shootxng and IS a cloqe guard He plaxed IH ne lrlv enough games thxs xear to xx IH h1s W Wlth the experlence he h ls had he ought to m lkc a regular pl lce on the team next year BARNARD and DONLLY are txxo other men xxho xxlll probablx be on the first team next xelr Elch got to pl IX a couple of glmes so th1s ex perxence xxlll help Pcllll ltd has txx o mole xlals lnd Donlex three to plax xx 1th the team bg I., II ,, I, I I, I, I , I I, , , v 1 1. 1 l 1' ' 1 1 1 , ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' v . 1 1 1 . 1 I . . , 1 , c 1 I 1 ' ' '1 ' ' 1 ' - ' ' v 1 1 1 1 f- I 1 1 v, 1 1 1 1 I 11 1 1 I . , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 , 1 1 I v ' l 1 1 1 ' l v v ' 1 v C' 1 5 1 . 2 . . 2 . . . 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TENNIS Coum' 4 fag CN, Q INTER CLASS BASKET BALL W1tl1 the cu tom'11x enthus1asm lnte1 class Basket b :ll xx as taken up agaln th1s xeu When the mst DFHCIICQ xxas announced the ma1o11tx f the boxs tulned out to 8:1111 a place on thelr IOSPGCIIXQ teams and to help 1o defend the DI8SIlg6 of then class Bes1des domg the11 class honor lf thex should XXIII the class champlonshlp thex xxould haxe the1r class rep IOSGIlt9fI on the lalge loxlng cup ID the tlophx case and that IS xx hat thex ill st1oxe fo1 I1on1 the hfbllllllllg the Sen1o1s and lun1o1s seemed to haxe the txxo stmngest teams The SQIIIOIS xx ho had xxon the CIIHITIDIOII hlp so easllx the xea1 l1elo1e xere noxx m11ch xxeakened bx the loss of so1ne of thelr st 11 plax e1s lhls made them about the same strength IS the Jumors Put xxe clnnot forget to 1nent1on the under class men thc SODITOIIIOICS md I ICSIIIHLIT fo1 thex furmshcd good compet1t1on 'md made the11 opponents ea1n ex c1x pomt thex secured On Decemhe1 the txxelfth the SCIICQ opened The Ileshmen p1oxtd easx fo1 the 59111018 and thex lost 7 7 'lhe second game xx as much ITIOIL IIIICICSILIHQ' and the Sophommes almost beat the Tumors but thex lacke d 1 fexx DOIHIN the score bemg 'I 1? 011 Decembe1 the fifteenth the second 801168 xx as pl'1x ed the JUHIOIN Hllllllllg' Hom the l 1eshmen 18 4 and th: 5OIil01S from the Sophomo1es Z8 11 O11 Decembe1 mneteenth the last of' the SGIIQS xxas pla1 ed 'Ind the champlonshlp xx IS declded The first game xx as almost as 1nte1est1ng as the second the Freshmen beatmg the Sophs 11 7 Then came the final frame of the short season xx l11ch xx as to DIONC xx hethe1 the QCUIOIS 01 the Iunlors xx ere to be the LhdI'Yl1'710IlS each tcam haxmg xx on all of H1911 games I rom the t1me the xx h1stle blexx for the game to bt gm untll the fortx mmutes xx e1e up exelx plax er xx as xx Olk mg and hghtmg as hard as he could But xx hen the final xx hlstle blexx the Semors xx ho had xx eathe1ed a champlonshlp game the xea1 hefo1e came out agaln st1ll TOIEIIIIIIIQ' the1r champlonshlp t1tle The score xx as Ne Illfxlk 21 I1m1o1s 19 II'11SITl2lIx9N1Il9 second tlme the class of 1917 has been 1ep1ese11ted on the cup 111 1016 hx John Baltell C.1pta1n a11d ln 1011 bx Jobeph Van Nest Laptam 5011101 s IIIIIIOI s P ICSIIITM ll bOpII0I'llO1LS IJCCQINIJCI 12 S1 IIIOFS l leshmen IUIIIOI s SODIIOIIIUIL STANDINI Wo11 SL Olxl H Due mhe1 1 lun1o1s I reshmen Se 111111 s Sophommcs ,O Lost c 1000 IILLLITIIJCI I' 1 eshme11 QODIIOIIIOICS 5911101 s JUIIIOIN J - - -'S ff, . .' . -2 , Z.. .4. 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BASEBALL When bastball season opened the plospects fol a Wllllllllg team xxere 'ls good as thosc of the DICCCCIIHQ' xeal Wlth a good squad to plCk flom ind xxlth Baltell as pltChCl xxho had made the lemalkable 1GC0ld of Hllllllllf, thlltcen out of f0ll1tCOIl games f0l the Hlgh School the xea1 be fole our hopts xxcle placed hlgh Spencel xx ho alxxaxs had a natulal lbllltx at catchlng xx as elected captam and took hls place bchlnd the bat Wlth thls b ittelx the hopes of the ODDOSIUQ team xxele sm ill Thu xxclc not able to hlt the shot fl0m Bartell and lf thex d1d get on Inst thex seldom leached second because of Spencer s peg 'lhe flrst 1 ame xx is plax cd at Ashl md Woostel xx on 3 1 but thc d 1x xx IN cold and thex dld not plax up to thell standald On Aplll 21 thc tc im plax ed Medlnl These txxo tealns haxe alxx axs been 11X als but SIHCL I zltell camc lnto Hlgh Qchool thls llxalrx has become all one slded Iohn fl0lI1g hls usual xxolk stluck out about fifteen men and Wooster easllx xxon 13 4 Aplll txx 9111K seventh Wadsxx orth plaxed here It xx as the same Qt01X baltell pltchlng good ball xxlth the team suppoltlllg, hlm and as usual the team came out of the games as xxlnners Wadsxxol th l1dX1llg been beaten fl 0 The next txxo games xx ele not plax ed because of ldlll Fhese xx ele xx lth Ol rxllle here and Wadsxx 01 th thele but thex xxlll DIOX ed lust as easx doxxn he1e as thex dld on thell oxxll field sxxlnglng at the 'ill trxlng to hlt John s smokx ones and IOQIHQ' 11 0 On Tuesdax Nlax 15 Woostcl Academx plaxed here but these formel llvals also P18111 lost lartell stllklng out txxentx ln sexen lnnlngs 'lhe team xxon the game xxlth the SCO19 1, 11 Because the Tatlel IQ publlshed befole the baseball season IS oxer lt IS lmposslble to publlsh the lesults ot the lemamlng games but the leaders of the Tfttler can lmdglhe all the remalnlng games on the chedule belng xx on because Wooster Hlgh has a team that can do lt The folloxxlng ale the men xxho upheld the Broxxn and Blue on the dl iITl0Dd ln the splmg IAMhs QPENTCILR Latchcr 'md Captam led the team through one of thc lIl0St successful seasons Wooster Hlgh has ever had QDCIICLI IS a hald xx orkel alxx axs keeplng, the game full of pep alld urglng the lcst to do thell utmost When at hls best Jlm cannot be surpassed bx anx Hlgh Qchool catcher and Jlm xx as at hls best all season Not onlx dld he keep up hls last xear s record but he shoxx ed xxonderful lmprowement ln hls peggmg It xxas a sld dax fol the lT'lCl'llb91S of the team xxhen Coach McClule ltlt 101 thc front Although the future outlook for the team xx as ulxthlng 14 K. 1 2 .1 1 A1 1 A. 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F hut good llm showed hls abllltx as a leader and kept the team ln perfect Xkfjlklflg ordel Thls 19 Jlm s last lear wltll the Prown and Plue Great thlllgS should be expected of hlm w hen he IQ ID College IOHrs PARTELL Pltcher Thls IS John s foulth xear ln the bolc fol Woostel Hlgh He has pltched practlcalll all of the games ln the last thlee NCHIN Some ldea of hls abllltx as a pltcher can be galned from the fart that so far thls eal he has ax eraged more than fifteen strlke outs per game Hls speed and control are extraordlnarl for a hlgh school pltchel We know of no hlgh school IH the state that has a better man IH the box and he wlll compare wr-rx faxorabll wlth mam college pltchers llcsldes belng a wonderful pltcher Iohn IS one of the best hltters on the team SHERMXN HLCKMAN left Ileld fM3lldg6FJ Red IS plallng hl thlld xear for Wooster Hlgll He IS a good outfielder but he does hls best work w lth the bat Beslcles gettlng mam slngles he seems to haxe the abllltl to hlt the ball for extra bases He IS also a good base runner WARD PRIT7 Center Pleld I rltz doesnt stax ln am one department of the games but IS lust a good all around plaler the klnd that IS needed to make a wlllnlng team Almo t am member of the team would tell lou that he would rather hale Ward coachlng the base runners than am one else for he can tell a runner just w hflt to do and w hen to do It WIILIAM HIMPs Rlght Pleld When a fix 19 hlt to Plll s terlltoll the other elght plax els on the team rest easx for thex know the runner wlll not reach first Blll plated the first game thlQ leal and then hurt hls ankle ln practlce He was out of thlee games but w hen he got back ln the llneup he howed that he belonged there bl gettlng a two base hlt and a trlple ILDCAR MILLER Qhort stop Spottl plal ed short part of last season and IS our onll veteran lnflelder He IQ a good batter sure on groullders and has a good throwlng alm He IS also one of our fastest man on the pathes DONALD SIUTI Illwt lase Nobodw not ewen Don hlmself km w that he could plal ball lllllll thls xear Bl hald work he beat out two Othtl candldates for fll st base and after the fll st game became the regular guard for the lnltlal sack HORACE BRANDT Second Base Brandt plaled on the second team the first of the season but w on a place on the regular nlne bw hard work He has two nlole lears to play and ought to develop lnto a fine lllflelder S U - 11 4 Y . . . v . , , 1 - 1 . 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HIGH SCHOOL JOKES That doctor IQ a human dx namo Yes xxhen I came IH cont lct xxlth hlm the other dax I xxaa hlghly charged NIr Nlachxx art VI hat le meant by absolute zero Marlorle Funck That S xx hat x ou get xx hen you don t knoxx 'mythmg Ignorance of the lflxx excuxex no one Qulte so It IS much better to be rlch and hlre 1 good lflxxxel Wllllrd Strahl Wh It lre the motlxcs IIIII xxlll drlxx our Ioldlelw to xxarl J lmes Qpencer Locomotlx es Hoxx lrd do you llke golng to school' Alls Well yes I llke golng and 1 llke comlng but I don t tale much about st lylng ln It Art Franks There goee the most honest glrl ln toxxn Tom Long Hoxx s that? Art Franke She xx on t ex en take -1 kwa xx lthout returnlng It Margaret Foater My rlch uncle over ln England left me fl lot of money and I doll t know hoxx to get It over Agnee Mlllal Well Qlt doxxn and thlnk It ox er Ethel Fleher And xx hen you threatened to ecream for xour mother Bernlce Nolln Yes once or txxlce lst Pupll The poor felloxx hae lost hli TYIIIILI they my 2nd Pupll What dld thev do xxlth hlm' let Pupll Nothlng It xx as Quch l trlfllng low that he dldnt Qhoxy much effect from the low WIIII lm Qtrong What IS the dlflerence betxx een xx eenles and l tree P Junlor Glnter One has the bark on the OUINILIP lnd the other on the lnelde Old Veteran fvxlth wooden legj Ixe got one ox er on xou By stander How Q that Old Neteran I keep mx sock up xxlth thumb tfzcks Paul Hoff fln hotel tllllllflg the pagea of 1 menu bookl Clmme some o that Walter That s Mayonnalse CII'6QQlI'lg slr Paul I know It I can read Walter But my dear ilr xx hat xxlll xou hflxe It on? 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Whrlt are you domg out there? Well tell the moo11 to go home and come 111 off th It po1ch It s 1130111 txxelve o clock Mzug Derr, xxho 11ad been talkmg to a basketball plax Q1 flOlU C'z1n11 Dove1 for about an hou1 at .1 c11ss sou 11 xx 15 xe1x much d1s1p polnted after she stopped to f111d that he xx IS de1f Ile 1l'1C1 lost hls hearmg dur1ng the game George Buche1t 'sax Pat, I th1nk xxe ought to call MINS Reve1111'11gh Expemence Pat Wewer W'hx Gcolge Because she IQ such '1 de 1r te 1c11e1 77! 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A n A .1 C V 1 YY 7 u J V V -V ' 4 n ' 45 , . ' - . . v ' ,', . - . z .1 . . .. z z ' . Mlss Metz Vx hat xegetable product 'ue the most 1mportant ln hls tory 9 Preshman XI hx d xtes Alfred Starnel IN hx IS It that a L0l'1ClULtO1 on the tra1n alxx ays punches a hole 1n xou1 lQ1CkCtq Walter Shearer That s to let xou pass thlough Vx hx 15 a bald he xded man 11ke heaxen' Because thele xx1ll be no dxlng or parting there Rogel Sllver II hy 18 It th It S0lCl161S ire more tlred on the nrst of Aprxl than at mx other t1me' Tom Long Im sure I don t knoxx R Sllver Because thex haxe xust had '1 March of thlrty one days Paul Weamer Hoxx do xoung lxdles generxlly shoxx thelr d1sl1ke fo1 mustaches Geo lmhoff l don t knoxx you xx1ll h we to shoxx me P We xmer By settlng then fines ag unst them A mlghtx mean man I m xx orkmg for noxx Hoxx s that? Why he s taken the legs off the xx heelbarroxx so I can t set It doxxn to rest John Baltell Do you knoxx the best xx av to catch 1 squlrrel' James Shamp No Hoxx would xou do lt, John B Why that s easx Just get up mto a tree and talk nuttx Sherman Heckmfm Can t you tell me the dlfference betxxeen 1 sexx mg machme and a k1ss' Belmont RICC I m sure I don t knoxx S Heckman Une sexxs seams nlce and the othez seems so nlce Ldgar Mlllel Say d1d xou ever study Astronomy? Don Sluta Yes I xe stud1ed mv glrl vxho IS a regular Venus Ldgar M Then perhaps you knovx xx hy the moon IS called she Don S Because she has 1 sun xx ho comes roll1ng home m the morn mg hdgar M Vx hv ale glrls thoughts llke the moon' Don S Because there IS a man ln It Raymond Green I saxx '1 mm xx 1th txxo heads on hls shoulders the other cxemng XI m Hlmes In a dlme museum R Green No ln loxe one xx IS h1s gnl s head Wm Blake Sav Mlss Palmer I thmk xou are the finest looklng woman I ex er saxx M Palmer Thank xou I m sorlx I can t leturn the compllmcnt VS Blake You could lf xou told as blg a l1e as I dld 'xlaly blmble Isn t that must xche of Pcte Vx eamer s the funnlcst thmg you eve1 saxx ' Itt1ckles me so much 5-4 ' r li Y r v u f- . 1 ' ' ' 1 S 1 I - , rs 4, 1 K4 ' , I , !! 1 V , L . 1 U ' v '- ' 4 f I I 4 ' . w rf -- c ' Y i ' 97 1 K6 I !, V ,, 1 99 In 7 , ' , :Y ' , - n 54 V 1 . 1' 1' ' . ' cc 7 1 ' 1 ' . 1 ' .1 . 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' I 1 . 1916 1917 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Fnst chapel of the yeal The nexx teachers made the11 debut Fleshmen xx e1e chased 111 the tlme 1n study room Dollar Dax at F1eedlande1s Prof Maynard m 1de h1s first appearance 1n chapel xx 1th a spo1ty handke1ch1ef 1n hls pocket Emerson Yocum h IS taken a stlong l1k1ng to blrds especlally the Eagle B111 Blake xx ore 1 LCIISC tle xx 1th vellovx floxxers 1n lt today We got out to see the M 1son1c parade There xxas a grand shuffle of seats 1n the study room Joe and Edna vxere separated much to thelr SOFIOVK Margle and B111 xx ent Ford1ng Ford Day ln Wooster fifteen Fords pass per mlnute Mlldred Palmer appefu ed sm1l1ng radlantly out of a blue and xx h1te svx eater F1rst Domestlc Sclence lesson MISS McCurdy xx ore a yelloxx xx alst Smlley stopped S11'l111I1g for five mmutes 1n success1on th1s morn mg' Ryall Klmber has a ha11 cut Wlllard has some nevx shoes Boob and Mlldred haxe st uted agam John Bartell xx as elected Dot plays the plano for mus1c 1n afternoon J1m and Wlllard both take muslc OCTOBER A man brought up an Ed1son and plax ed for us 1n Chapel Football game W H S xs Barbelton at the College stadlum Wooster vxon 7 0 Llghts l1t ln AUd1t0TlLlm VV 1rd and B111 Blake have clean collars No school th1s P M on account of water shortage 17-Sen1or class elects OHQICBFS 19-Some college students come doxxn to study room to learn how to keep o1der 0 W1lla1d and M1 Machxx1rt had a scholary dlscusslon 1n PhVS1LS th1s P M They talk llke regula1 phllosophers W H S beat Ashland at Ashland 20 0 Bartell Ld11L1.0ll and Coach made speeches about It Flrst Sen1or soclal at Pau11ne Kllegel s No school todax Teachers ln Cleveland Mlss Frank combed her halr '1 nexx xx ax NOVEMBER Mr Machvx art C136 ked three lokes 1n Phxs1cs th1s mo1n1ng Mlss McC'u1dy cracked he1 annual yoke m Engllsh also Jun1o1s elect offlcers Q1 6- ' .' 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Oretd md Pfzul vue the onlx ones m the Studv lepoxted t31dY 'Some thoughtful souls bmught belegtu Bl1tt91bI'Ot mto Gelman Claes to eat xt elex en 0 clock llke 111 re Ll Cfumdns Guxllle hele f01 football NVQ non 20 0 The new plano made 1ti debut m ch'1pel N11 Hquenstem 5 mus tache 15 no mole Margaret FoSter started on her tllp to NV1sh1ngton Mar1or1e Nhller 18 a new addltlon to oul claws Mus Taggfut Qtepped mto the Qtudx room thw noon A man took some movmg plctures vx hen school V215 out Prof M 1u1e1 spoke 1b0ut the DIILQN 'uh mung m nh mel F110 drxll thu mormng Mus MQCu1dy h is 1 foxy new drew John B utell 1St1y1Hg' to mike 1 pomp ulour H S pl u cd Dover T10 gxme 6 6 Prof Mxyn nd sing, 1 solo Mr Mgwxcgney uttued 1 plel fm more people to mme out for deb lte Glrls ue xm umg thmr D uls h lts to school Amherst footb 111 te 1m L lme hem xxxth 1 c 11 lo ul of I'0OtClS We won the glme 90 0 QQHIOI Ll rss sou 11 lt Cdthblllle Long s Smlley wears glasses Grade cards All l1te1'1r1es gue a fJI'0g1'1lT1 together ln the '1Lld1tOI'1l1H1 Edgy-11 M1ller and Don Slutz pulled off '1 stunt DECFMBER A Freghle .md '1 Soph got mto 4 struggle over glass LOIOIS M19 Kean fmqllx xx IS f01C6d to mtelwene More class games QGIIIOIQ xx Qlophs John Bzrtell s hand vw us hurt but Qemors wx on anvw 'Lv 28 11 Spottle M1lle1 had two blmk eves th1S mmnlng Mlss Rewen :ugh gwe 1 re zclmg m ch mpel Semors won gh xmpmnshlp when they won fx om the JLIIIIOIN 'Suore Z5 19 Llst cl IV buforc Chrlstm IS x lLlt1OI'1 The B md xx ms dlbmlssed to play xt the hosp1tf1l vs 1th the gl ule chlldren JANUARY bghool bpgdn 11,1111 Nh' Mzchxx ut ls Suk md hls son taught msteld Mnx Whltc S engmgemelmt xx IS mnoumed M125 Clfuk combs he1 h ur 1 neu xx xv Mlss NVh1te1K Spoltlng, he1 sp uklu She seems yollv 111 Ll rss tod iw Margle L xme home from her x IL ltxon l xst mght 'Ihere vs 15 4 Ford to meet he1 St1 ange' Captuns of all claws basketball teflms spoke IH chapel Joe Van Nest xms p1eQentec' with the champlonshlp cup Mms Ke m s home got on fire thlx xfternoon qemor socml xt Freed s Anmx ernrv of 1911 Loup Yeal sou ml W H 3 xs Preps VVQ non 76 21 1 . 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' K. , .4 ' . 1-I 1 'I Professol Parmelee plax ed 111 chapel He wlll glle lessons to gloups of H S puplls Doc appears wlth a new sult Exams begln No excltement DIISS WNh1t9 and Mr Talbot come to basketball game amld up loarlous applause bnder the Influence of thls plesence W H S w on from Canal Fulton 42 27 Mr Machwart vlslts hls wrath upon Spottle 5 head MISS Scott as a new substltute captules the he nts of mam mascullne etudents Amv makes a hlt w lth the sldew llk Prof Mauler follows Doc e example and gets 1 new eult Dltto See Jan 22 Ed Moore xlslts the scenes of hls youth but dep lrtb soon much to Mld House s grlef VV H S lost games at Aklon and Dover Blll Blake cleates a gleat commotlon by lppelllng ln a new sult sllk shlrt stlff coll lr Prellmlnarx debates C1212 McClelland astonlshes assembled mul tltude by hls marxelous loglc Judges elumber thru all nlght aeeelon FEBRUARY COlllS1OHl Thelma Matz and Shel man Heckman paltlclpatlng Glound Hog saw hls shadow Dot and Jlm read an approprlate part of Macbeth ln Engllsh Batty and Chokum entertaln us w 1th a boxlng match prellm mary to the Masslllon game VVe lost Smlley has a halr cut MISS Whlte was down town selectlng table cloths Claes olatol chosen Walter Shearel Footb 111 fellows get thelr sweaters Coach QXQTCINQS hls athletlc '1bllllV bl transplantlng Hen Keselel from class room lnto hall MISS Whlte and fiance took ldlantage of fulnlture bale ln Cleve land Ashland vs H S VVe w on 44 28 Llncoln IS euloglsed bv Mr Mcbw eenev ln chapel Heated dlseusslon about commencement attlre at a meetlng of Senlor glrls Peter Toms w on ox er the whlte dresses Score 29 8 Jlm shocked populace bv appearlng IH HOISV socks Tatler board chosen MISS McCurdv has a lapse of memorv 16-Senlor soclal at Wallace s Orchestla made lts filst appearance MISS lVIcCuldx has new u tons on dress 1 Warm dav A scole of hall cuts 3 VV H S xs Preps Thex won 21 20 6 Pete VVeamer has a halr llp MARCH A Freshman date tame up to the ball game The glll left hlm standlng thele and sat down wlth some gllls Henrl Russ has new shoes J-I 15- ' j ' . 1 ' 1 ' I 4 Y. r 1 . . . 1. 1 1, . 16- .' 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D 1 , 1 Q . 4 L 9 Prof Maurer tells us hoxy he sau 1 'El 00 show for nothlng ln Kansas Clty June C lnter ls xye1rlng hls Sunday sult to school now Tlckets yn ere handed out by teachers for Glee Club concert Wll lard bought two Mrs Nlachvx art IS teachlng for Mr Longenecker George Potts got called down T01 llstenlng to the XOICQ of a slren ln Physlcs class Mld House has left ll H 9 and has gone to Medlna Glee Club concelt PIOf NIayn1rd was all sported up ln 1 cut away coat etc Prof Maurer ln ch lpel read to us about the lccompllshments of a three year old glfl Jlm s upper llp IS blossomlng torth M lrg Derr fell flat ln the studv room Qenlor soclal It Jlm Qhamps No eats stolen There was a glrl vlsltlng someone who came to the SOL1dl and made qulte a hlt Jlm 'Shamp took 1 plcture of the apple of hls eye on the lab steps When Mr Machyy 1rt thought no one yy as looklng he got out a llttlc mlrror and fixed hls must lche ln l1b A dog r1n 1round IH the study room Coach was the hero and put It out Rhea Luce came lnto study room Vllth Old Glory floatlng ln her halr Ashland debate Boys teams stayed here and Won unanlmouusly from Ashland Glrls team at Ashland won 2 1 Qprlng vac atlon beglns APRIL Almost all of the debaters made speeches ln chapel Prof Maurer gave a lecture on qteallng R 1lph btoudenhelmer IS b 1ck from the border and t1lked the yy hole perlod ln German 1nd Engllsh classes telllng about hls trlp Opal Glbson 18 a new Qenlor glrl Mlss Dunham lS ln town She gave readlng at the H 9 thls evenlng Mr McSweeney and Coach have enllsted Mlss McCurdy got up cl lot of nerve and VNOIQ some tortolse rlmmed gl lsses MISS Dun ham read ln chapel Mr Machvxart turned over a neyl leaf and gave Phvslcs tests on Wednesday The College Men s Glee Club sang ln the lL1Ll1t0I'llll1l after school Qome JUHIOFS got a terrlble lecture fol cuttlng school The Senlor glrls created qulte 1 sens1tlon by comlng to school wlth thelr halr bobbed Flfgt baseball g1me at Ashland We won 3 1 Bartell struck out 15 men Mlss Clark dyed her xy alst orange Freshman glrls all dld thelr halr up md tlled to look llke Senlors Mr Beechlng took plcture of study loom Jlm yy ore a loud plnk shlrt Class prophet and lllstorlan elected 90 5- . 1 L. 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Co The D C Currx Lumber Co The Danford Izurmture Co Smlth Sz Lautzenherser Thomas Sz Ras mond Vlarc Bloomberg Hubbell s Grocerw Samuel H Bell Bogner Sz Schad Commerclal Bank D1 H A Relman Dentlst Wooster Electrlc Co McClure Stoxe Sz House Fur Co Wm Shlbley Store O H Larxull J M Crnter Mrs K Bevrrd Elson Sz Welmer DLllllNtS Vlmn Bros Laundrk Peoples Purldmg Sz Loan Phe Wav ne Pulltllllg' Sz Loan Schmuck Sz Bexmgton John McSxxeene5 Kmnex Knestmck Sz Smlth Mmglexxood Coal Co Pete Woods L C Humphrex Drx Cleanlng S H Dawson 9 ' ' . . .fx . ul . -' ,. , . . . . ,. il Il I ' . 4 . 4, . . . ,. 4' ' A' . , . . 444. aa s +4+++++4+++++qg+g4g+gg4+g+gg+ 4 r . , . 1 . . . . c , 1 K ' 1 1 4 f . u , Y ' , ' w l u n s f , L A . , Y - c . . . ' . Nrck Amster The Wooster Brush Co. . ' Co. ' ' . V. . v 1 I v V , ' sz v - lv X n u l l 1 - . . , . . . , , Y . K - 1 V ' . f, Y Y. . V V v. , u 0 C . . . 1 ' , . . z , I 1' .. . Y K v I ' 1 ' 1 l ' 1 '1 ., . , , . . . 1 . .r., . , S 1 ' v ' v V v ' ' ,. 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Lucien Lautzenhelser MERCHANT TAILOR Dry Cleanlng Pressing E Llberty St Second Floor XX ooster O lht Br t floth at Reasonable Inu Wt cut them VH ht thtm '!'+'!-+I--P ' W -. -' Wxlcox 5c and l0c Store Wooster, Ohio N S YARMAN The Tailor Dry Cleamng and Pressmg '! l' 'K'-' Ks George E Mlller Barber Shop 315 East Llbert Street DR L A YOCUM North Market Street Phone 103 unck Servxce H-+-x--r-1-+-x-++-z--x-':-++++-n--x--:--x--zf+-x-4-x--xf-s- '55 fo Hun latt Katalog give full lllffllllldllilll Lon tezmng, KOUISGS taught and ut would llke to have every mtelested pelson have one WM 'Ielfcphone Ol Vlllte Yocum s Wooster Business College VNOOSII' R OHIO U NI X OCUNI Ploprletor THE NEW Amerlcan House Your patronage appreciated Banquets a Specialty C U Kxslmg Prop 'Qld' Q' J 'Q Elllot 8: Palmer LAUNDRY Good Work Quick Service Y East Llberty Street l I C I I . . . ., , Q Q . .. , 55 S . L. . 1 , .AS 1 ' 3 . v A . A . 4., 4. ,4 . 010101021...Inj-.:.s:..j , . , '. ,- ,-' . 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