Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1918 volume:

qshx 1- .flx-' x 'FX r ff? be atler Glaw of 1919 ltlllllllfll IRQLQLD of Lvultb 'Qllloostem THIQID ID lil Waflllllllll l Em Emu 1 G11 W1 tu 'WIND 5LlWL l S fo It S A : , 9 of I r Q ub sau 41 zxjvxj ' O' 455 of cos'-1. 'JO MISS LURA B KFAY Prmclp 11 ot WVo0ster H1,,h Schoo' . . ML ELDILJUOII lo MISS I LR X I3 Ixl AN 5 l 'X , llllk, IQQIIIPX' is 1'Pspm'tfL1lly dvdic PROFESSOR G C MAURFR Supermtendent of Wooster Schools 4 . . 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION W H WILER I J KEISTER F E YOUINC1 5 . . 1. . vw 4. . THE FACULTY THE FACULTY rw I nuff Wwe NI ?U'-J IURA B KFAN lllllllpdl follege of Wooster NI-XRS I' MET7 Fngllsh mul lllstolv VVelleQley College XIII DRBID CLARK Nlathematus College of Wooste1 ELLA FRANK Latln College of Wooster IRI ORENCE REVENIN AUCH En IISI1 and Hlstory College of WOOQIQQI Ohlo Wesleyan Ptnn State Colleen IOLISP IJAI RX 'XII I I' IlId.tl'lLllldtlLS iollege of XVOOSICI Bl -XNILHE BI OOMBFRC I IQIIQII cl Bl0l0LQ College of Woomtel XI-XRf UERITE FOI SOIXI Engllsh .inc gclente I ollcge of VN OOSIEI l tl' 'N lllx ol zgeof Vkooxul I nn of Illlllllf., VKX S IA B fROSS Stenogxdphy Indldnd In Stite Normal QIIRISFX QHISHOI 'II Bookkeepxng I C1118 Instltute EIJNA C ENDLY Home ECOIIOITIILS Ohlo State Unlverslty 'XI-XRX VANDERBILT Spamsh College of Wooeter VI I 'NIACHWART Physlce Nlusklngum Ohlo State UI1lX9FS1ty II I IONKFNFC KER Chemlstrw Uhlo Northeln Unlversltk DON C NIOTI' Agrltultule Ohlo State Unlversltx A VN IxITTINCI R llanual Tfdlllllli., I I PLATT CIIUC Teacher Ile Pauw UYllV8Tilt5 of Chxcago J B-XRNIHARI' buena -Xthletu Coaah ex o e L VM lun Ruuve I xxx Sm 1 ol I 5 fq I I I fl I I' - ' fi -N1 X XX ls: L It - K1 Xb L, lu, STL I K L ,,,:I,, ff, UI II 1 . J ' - L- W , v' . 5 I . ' I , ' ' Mics. IC'I ' . I , , f j . I I I. I, I J 2 'N' j ' I ' M Y , ' ,I x x. I r F 1... . A I I R y I I 'I' v 1 - I V I I. , . A 7 Y . I I , . ' I .' 'I 2 , gg 'I u ' . - . I , I. . , 7' . ' ' A r 9 I 'W I MARY IJUNHAM-HART, English . I II I I , K' A vnu: A YA 111, A . , . '.-I Av ul A my T.. Q ' mr Q ' ' A . I ' v IIIT I I 2, ' an A' V' - is ,A , F ' rr A . I. N. I , f'. I ' . L I r 7 B ' . I I l I VI 'I 1 ARII 'l'l l'A WAHI' II',lIatIn:1n4I 'story Ifimllk' C ll ilu ' 'S ' X C l-f- ' .'-', '. '-'an 12 '- IU 'I Ocema Faber Vlrglnla Blechele Paulme Mlller Leon Plasterer Albert Dlx Paulme Ihrlg Phllllps Flattery Nlargaret Sulllvan Helen Beck 8 Lloyd Van Ness Craig McClelland E WLEK DMD yg H0010 FU 'V aaun CHS' rua ,M y:1ylvvlV W LE! Jw -312,1 'gf' 111 rn mf 1 lvlm I'rl1ffn Albert Dm Iloxd Van New leon Pldsterel lflzlffrrs Oiqanzznfwn I zferm 11 Ihxlllpx Ilatterw Paulme Ihrlg X 1rg1n1a Blechele lnlszm ss Iuflllllfjl? Qralg McClelland lsszslunf I uvnus Mmzaqu 1SSINfllNf1JNSIl2lSS Tlmmqm Pxulme Mlller Ocema Iaber Sfrnnqra11lzms Margaret Sullnan Helen Beck 9 A -B-I I H u f , :Erin rx ylslr ,vly N ' .1 LIYTLE ' X ,455 V U7 ,gfk'?'i . f M X . eg ' 7,7-1 f. Q , - 1 A A 'S 1 NNN ,A I fr, K fr I 1' K X wk Mx X 1 f ' K ' - ,. 1 , f - ' 2 ' , f x , X e X M X N M M e 4? 'W uf I AQ X A' K Ari u'1'fm' Iz'rl1'f '-' - 'Hwy' , ' I ' ' ' f J .v 1 K I1 lr , .1 . J . . S I V . . ,. . . . 7 v' v-- , w- . .. A I A ,' ,., ,. 1 .' v.. vo 1 D 1 11 A I A' ., , , .n A ' EN R5 HOLD I AM ABU RE ev Mom RATIA A MXN swf Lf fo K WW f Wpy f I' E ff, f4Q f fax I Y- W 6 Z 10 A , .. V f+ T t I . A 4 ll g . A ,7 I 59' If ', KAI.. ,N x , 4' Z Ma L Q a L, 'E '0 1 1' li, ff, - XXV, M ,,Q F Honorary Member CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Lloyd Van Ness Vlce Presldent Dorothy McConnell Correspondlng Secretary Paullne Ihrlg Recordlng Secretary Mary Hoffstott CLASS COLORS Black and Orange CLASS FLOWER Amerlcan Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO In ourselves our future hes CLASS YELL Nlgger mgger hop potater Half past alllgator Ram sham buhgator Hop shawed dog 1919 Rah' Rah' 11 Treasurer ............................. .. . Theodore Frank . ! . ! Y ' v P . . Rah! H., N ETHEL M ARIF BABCOCK College Preparatory Course Walte Hlgh School Toledo 1 7 SlI'll1S Hlgh School J Os solcm Llterary The work she does 15 nothlng, but her best Fthel only Jolnell our ranks thls yelr but wlth her elsy Clre frce manner she httell lll lll1l1l6d1dtClV and now yye are sorry that she w IS not XVlth us last ye lr 'md the years bcfore oo IIFI EIN I' BECK COIHINQTLIII Course Ossoleln Llterary Tlt ler Board Stenogrlpher No tlme IS terllous XV1th her Bflght prettv Becky yylth rlven tresse Doesn t th It sound rom 1ntlc'l But lt s '1 f lct Xll the bovs sxv so VVlth thelr eyes clurln cl 18809 I' STA Fl I7ABP TH BFLI f0lllIHCI'Ll ll QOUISC Ossole ln llter lry Wlth countenance dcmule and lnodestglacc Ex en her n xme has the rlght rln to lt Noyy ldll lluchlm. blue cve wayy tresses md you surely h lye fm lcle ll Belle VIRCINIA BIFCHILLI' college Prep lratory Course A A 1 3 4 Ossolean Llterary Preslclent 4 Class Constltu tlon Commlttee 2 Class Rec Secretary 1 ln Commlttee IUHIOI' Senlor Receptlon Com mlttee 2 Class Plav, Llterary Eclltor of the T ltler 'IIS awkyy lrcl and most emb lrr ISSIDL, To sav the least qulte harrlsslng About yourself to yyrlte But you yylll surely guage my stress When I most humbly do confess 'Ihat I lm Llterary Edltress 12 l1,f,,, , .IIN 1 1 ' ' !1.I'x'. 1 1 .f I1u! 1 1- 1141.11 1 X 11.1 1 1 1 1 41' f- IV . 11' '1'1 fl '14 1 ,211 '- '.:111.v A111 1.1X 1 T 11,1.I 1 IX! 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J 3I.'XYBl'Il.l.l'l I3IANf'lII'1f'0I.I,1NS follvgv l'i'cp:1raito1'5' Vourscg New Vnsllm lliuli hi-liiml. lst Sn-iiim-sim' fig Hzislu-t Hull l-2 lllw- Vluli 1-33 J., .-X. I-Z3 Ussolcziii I.itvr:ir3'. Ins mum- to lm- iizitilrul il yuu rv iiiiturzxllx' ilivu, lull mill ol :ruin-Iiil Imisu. Muybvlle is :il up In livin l l t'ull1-gv l'1'vpzii'z1Loi'y i'ou1'se-Q Ussuln-:iii I,1t Blulmcl is .lust tliv liiiiil ol girl you lex-l llln ilusvrilniiiu' iii pm-try. Slim' is iluiiitily swu- l1riu'lil:iii4l pupiilziix .lust tlia- lxiiiil you timl iii lim-IPX. Klixi-il 1 0111301 Nvw l xistlc llipgli N-linul, l I Sl'Il1L'SlL'I' .13 AX. A. l-23 film- 1 lulm 1-23 lizislimt xviijvs lim-1' rizitiirrxl svlf. Stuiliuus, liriglil, main from-il :mil politl-. it s riot SllI'fiI'1SlIlQ' wi- lnmlx EARL BERGER Suentlfic Course -X -X 1 '7 'S 4 Phllal th lm Ixterarx Glee Club 3 Baseball 3 Ihe wax to g,a1n a frxend IS to be one Lxrl hxs the reputatlon of helm, the best sodx dxsptnser IH town but thls IS not hls only ucompllshment He s always Obllillllg good nxtured md rlght there when It comes to 41 iss splrlt S AMUEL CHABLER f0Y1lI'llQ!'Ll xl Course A A 3 4 Excelslor Llterarx Baseball 3 Class Basket Ball 5 4 Hush School Basket Ball 4 Football 4 A llttle nonsense now and then Is relished bv the best of men A real honest to goodness scout IS Sam and one of 19 s st mr athletes Sam possesses the h ppy fxcultv of lookmp, on the brlght slde of th ngss l ln hls lf Phe suns Shure do shme College Irepzrxtorx Course, A A 1 Z I 4 l'XtLlSlOl' Ilterary Class Constltxtlon Com mxttee 2 Class Pln Commlttee 3 Glee Club 3 Junlor Senlor Receptxon Commlttee 3 Class Plu Cartoonlst of Txtler I loxe the ladles Gude forgle me but Oh sou Kldl DIXIQ IS the real thmg At work or at play xou can alwavs ount on hlm As heavy man IH our Class Plav well what would we have done wlthout h1m He IS quxte an actom pllshed fusser and Oh what an Appetlte' Long hxe DlXl6l HAROLD If ISHER NI1xedLourse Carthagmxan Llterarv Stage NI mager of Class Plav A hgure not stout But long, dr zwn out to 1 remark ible degree H arold lb one of the solld sturdy rellable members of 19 Always affable hes the lxllltl who wlll follow IH the footsteps of l'llS fxther md become His Honor 11 1 ' ' 1 . . . . -...-- - C - '. 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H 'V Y' 1 A 1 . 1 MARY LUCILLE CAMP M1xed Course Ossolean Llterary, Glrls Track 3 A A 2 3 Jumor Semor Receptlon Commxttee 3 Wayward as the Mmnehaha Wlth her moods of shade and sunshme Mary hke Ivory Soap IS 99'A pure matter what she does xt s well done Full of fun and pep she s a good frlend to tle to FRANCES BELLE CULLER Mlxed Course Brownlng Lxterary The mlldest manner and the gentlest VOICE Here IS a brown eyed mald whose quxet and reserved manners and calm composed a1r make her a comfort and a source of wonder to everyone Commerclal Course Browning Llterary It s good to have a sunny mood Gert IS the dearest gxrl ln the world lf you have the blues because she talks them right out of you She s Just hke her Ford safe and sure MARGARET C DARR Screntlfic Course Browning Llterary Glee Club 1 Thy modesty IS a candle to thy ment Marg IS a qulet unassumlng llttle lassle wlth a host of frlends a merry twmkle ln her eye and a kmd word for all 16 3 i . - 3 . - . . H ' , ' ,' . No CERTRUDE E. DALY A- yv-vt?-I' ,W dl PIIILI IPS PI -YITI' R3 NIIXLKI Course NOIIDIFICI Ilterlrw A A 1 oo Jl ue l Cl1ssBlse lpt mln 'Ne ltlwe De l J llll S ls-. ' xt,lllLtlL I'llltOI' I 1 er There s mlsehlef ID thls nl IH Ile s of 1 selentlfle turll of mlnd Ills flee does not deplet hm e lpleltx for fun eats md cl good tlme In lddltlon to these xlrtues Phlllle I5 dlvsuws there xxlth the goodfi when lt comes to elasies 'I III' ODORI' PIQAYR R lvsllns Hlgh School IWXODIINLP I Z I llll lst Boss Glee Club 5 Cl iss fre lsurer -1 In the werv 'Vlav mornlllg of hla vouth Rlpe for explolts xnd mlghty enterprlses he resent IS IX ln n o le gre xt sueeess We lre sure lll's energx md lbllltx nlerlt ren lrd ARTHUR I' R -XNIxS Qlltlfll C urse A A 1 I 4 Phll 1 e lln Llter zrx otb lll I L B lslxet B111 I 4 Illgh Sehool B lslxet B lll 3 4 As llttle touched IS IHX min NVltl'l bxdnesw Art lb the blg est leleker IH the elass but onlx Ill Footb lll In B lsleet Ball he ls gre It IS good sport hlb IJOpl1llI'ltV IS seeure ind vvlth the glrls Oh mx MARIONI I RAVEN entlfle Kouree -X A P I-1 INOIIIJU I lter lrx Vlee Presldellt 4 Lh llrm ln ol' Com llllttffe of Vlee Presldents of I lter lrv Soeletles M mon Gruen no they sly II lS l e lse on Nettle W IX M lrloll 5 long uld Yettle N short Willlllllg, next IS the lltest report 17 . . , K, ' ,, . ...,,..J. .L .- -' YJ , , . , . . . 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RUTIIF ID-XX lf NPORT C ommeru ll C ourse Brownlng I lter lrv Iresldent 3 4 Cllss fOI'l'6SfJOI1lllI1 Secret IFS A rose wlth lll lts sweetest le lves yet folded You remember how we used to reclte that Roses are red etc Honey IS sweet e c Well I dont know lny one whom th It nts better than Davv She IS pretty popul ll lnd deserves all the success she hls won IV A OCENIA FABER College Preparltory Course Brownmf Llt lrv A -X 19 34 Debate Team C Plly Commlttee Cl ISS Plly Asslstlnt Busl ness M ln lger of Tltler She IS abundlntly equlpped to spe ll for herself Dont ever talk bldg to Oceml becluse when she saxs l thlng she means lt Bu ll Vou need l re ll frlend you can tount on her -Ks 'Hrs Quimby ln the Class Play she Wls LS blg l succe s IS she .llw lvs W IS ln her worl It school ETHEL IOSFPHIINE FISHER Mlxed Course -X A 1 P 3 4 Browmng Ilt er lrw Glee Club 1 Manager Crlflb lreltll Fe lm 3 Basket Ball 1 Z 4 Always Sflllllnl, llwavs the SIIHL MV word ves llw us garne e Llll her lr h but when lt comes to belng l good sport she s l wh lle She doesnt bQllLN6, ln sturlvmg lll the tlme but gets there lust the s lme CLLSTFR FOLK llrI1X9Cl Course Brownmg Llterary Presldent There s llttle of the melancholy element ln her If you exer feel blue lust come lround and talk to Clester for a vlhlle X our troubles wlll vlnlsh at once She has won the grltl tude of mam l homeslck college bov IN thls xx lx Shee fl good scout lll rlght lb , . 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A6 7 ' Y ' YY , la H ' I 1 7 1 C 1 - 1 1 ' V 2 ' I Yi . v I 11 1 I cl . c 7' . , 1 7' , Q I lf, ROBFRT BRUCI' H-NND Sclentlflc Course A A 1 5 4 fllss L stl utlon Q Olllllllttii Cllss Presldent 9 ss l ttee l A qulet xouth Vtltll sober Illlll Who elts hls grub lnd nllnds hls blL Bob doesn t L lrrw along l br iss blnd to ld vertlse hls good qufllltles thex adl ertlse them selxes -Ks fl student he IS fl star and as .1 fI'l9l lCl he s good enough to bflnlx on V IRC IL IRVINI Mlxul Course A A 3 L lrthlglnlln Llter :ITV The world s no better lf vle hurry Llfe s no longer ll we worry Theres such .1 cllfference ln bows 'Slow heres Vlrgll He started out IH hls calm easy wax nex er speet leular but he has proved 1 wlnner ln the home run CPORCE KAYIOR xed fourse A A 1 C lrthlglnl l lter :rx There s l lot ll8VlltI'V under nlx Illllll exterlor Although he has hld lnterests ln other towns George has dlwdvs been fl loyal mem ber of 19 We predlet great thlngs for hlnl for dld he not take the part of .-1 l111lllOIl3lI'6 rallroad presldent ln our Class Plax as lf he had been lceustomed to It all hlS l1fe'7 SAMUFI I ICOI SKX f OININLTCI ll f ourse F lrth igllll ln I lter lrv Worth IN lkes the H1111 S llll IS vsorth meetlng He lb generous to frlend we vs ere golng to sav and to foe but as Sam has no foes we can only make a good guess and say that Sam is good and generous to everyone. lil FSTHFR GRAVFN Holmesvllle Hlgh School 193 Mlxed Fourse Brownmg Llterary A llfe that leads where all m ly follow Fsther came to us from Holmesvllle 'md brought mth her that qulet easy dlsposntlon th lt h is won for her the dllIl1lI'lt1OI1 of all and lohn ln partlcullr IDA HERSHBERGER Lolle e Prep xr ltorx Course Browning., rlrv Her heart IS always attuned to mxrth Its such 21 comfortable feelmg to be wlth 1 Jolly happv glrl llke Ida Fun lovlnp., she nevertheless reserved time for good hxrd studx She s 21 chflrmlng country llSSl6 MARY HAYS HOFFSTOTT College Preparatory Course A A 1 Z 'S 4 Hellenlc Llterarv Presldent 4 Vlce Presldent of Q11 s 2 Class Const1tut1on Commxttee P Tumor Senlor Receptlon Commlttee 3 C1155 She hid rather tillm XVl'll 1 m In th U1 m angel any day When It comes to talklno Dutch runs on Clgllt cylmders most of the t1me 1nd never misses f1re Pretty popular somewhat of a lr shlrl to study good ehum thx s enough GRACE PAULINE IHRIG Lollef e Preparatory Course, -X A 1 P Gle f lub 7 Bislxet Ball 1 7 3 Hellenlc Ilterxry lun1orSen1or Recept1on Commlttee 3 Flzss Correspondmg, Setretarx -1 Ol'f.,lIllLltlOYl Indn tor of the Tltler Class Prophecy She s '1 shark ln NI3th6Il1dtlCS -X queen IH Vlrgll too She Ines on Engllsh Classlts And dreams m Parley Vous U A , , ' Y ---. 3 , , , 44 ' , , rw 2 2 . AI I C , Z i 2 . 2 2 . . 2 . N . 1 1 v 1 1 I 1 I jg 2 2 l . , 1 Llt- e 2 i. EK ' ' YY 2 . '1 1 1 I I I Y . I ' - ,II 1 . , 2 . ' 1 I 1 5 1 I . -7. 1 . 4 7 l 1 . ' , . . - -1 - , I I 2 1 v ' ' 2 Lg 2 LQ - V . g 2 '3 . ' . 2 1 2 2 ltecordlnu Secretary 4 Class Pla . 1 s 7 'A 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 2 2 2 . 2 2 2 , I YY 2 , . ' , ' . u yy P17 r -1 ' ' 2 1 : . , , ' I 1 1 Y ' 1 1 '1 fl 12, . 2 X . , ' - 2t. . .- 2 . ' 2 v 1 A s ' g , . . . -.., e Y I 1 1 - 1 ' 1 I I 1 1 -, 2 --- , , 2 , 2 - . 3 , I ,Q ' ,. . . .2 9 ,Q -,Q - 1 -- 2 9 ' ' . KA 7 I 1 I .1 2 . ,, A Y Y ' A , ,v H 2 711 5-'UQD'-l7 J CR-XIC 'NIQC I LI I AWD Sclentlnc Course Carthalslnlan Ilterlrx A A 2 '3 4 PFQSICIQHIQ 4 Llterary Presldent 4 Class Basket Ball 1 7 3 4 H S Basket Ball 4 Football 4 -Xfflrmatlve Debate Team 2 3 Captaln 3 Presldent of Debate Club 3 Cl ISS Presldent 3 Class Pln Commlttee 3 Iun or Senlor Receptlon Conlmlttee 3 BUSINESS Man after of Tatler Cl iss Il X Class Orator All tongues spelk well of hlm Cr llg the sllver tongued 0r'ltor of 13 O manv an occ lslon ll IS he upheld the dlgnltv of the cl lss and alw us s us lust the rlght thln Bu he IQ not llln lxs QGTIOUQ and I xes Joke for a 0 th lt WILLIAM IVICCULI OUGH College Preparatorx Course Excelslor Ilt earx A A 4 'Nothlng ag. llnst hlm but hls halr There are two tlllngxs about Blll thlt lrc. lng, sheen of hls topl not Add to these qulck Wlt and l klnd heart lnd xou have 1 good plcture of Blll RUSSFI I ODLNKIRK Wllxed Course Phllllethlln Llterarv A 1 Z 'Z 4 Glee Club 'R Alvsaxs readv to make hlmself enerallv useful Oc 16 ls 1 ch lrmer He can t help It h Just pfrowed that ls IX But serlouslv spe lk lng., lf xou xx lnt to find a good hearted easx golng, lad just rap at Odle s door LEON M PLASTERER College Prep lratorx Course, Cartlla lnlan Llterars A A 1 7 3 4 Debate 3 Iunlor Senlor Receptlon Commlttee 3 Joke Edltor of Tatler Class Plax I profess not tlllxlng, onlv thls Let each man do hls best Hes IS sm lrt IS 1 steel tr lp, his VSOII IS spurs IS a deb lter ls popullr enough to be L llled 'Hutt vu IS one of the re ll actors lll the Class Pl LX ind Openll thlnks hes gre lt Wh lt more could mortll 111111 lxlsh for '1 , 2- ' -f -' ' 1 . . . pp- ,, I, , - -. ,h-L, ,' . . 1. 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KATIII' RINIIL IQI' MAN Noe ltl0Illl Course I lltullle High School 3 Hellenlc Ilter My own thoughts Ire mv companions Were we Conduttmg 1 m'1rtr1mon1al bureau we surelx would xdxertlse Katherme IS star for none can equal her proficlency 1n Home Economics DOROTHY MCCONNELL Nllxed Course, A A 1 7 Hellemc Llterarw Glrls Basket Ball IZ Glee Club 7 Debate Team 3 Jumor Senlor Receptlon Commlttee 3 G1rls Track 3 Class V1ce Presldent 1 Class Plav Prompter 4 Mlndful not of herself but klnd to others Dot IS the Hand lest gurl IH the class il Wivs ready to lend a helplng Hand She qulte fllStlIlg'lllSl'l9xl herself on the Deb'1te Team last yelr md stars IH Enghsh thls ye xr Qhe IS 1 tonsclentxous worker but somehow PAULINE 'VIII LER Ilsbon Il1g.,h School 1 Z College Prep ir: torx Course Glee Club 3 B zsket Bull 5 Adelphlm Ilterxry, Orchestrm 4 To be loved be lov lble Pollv IS 1 peppv popular true blue glrl am wlth 1 good blt of dramatlc '1bllltV too or she took the part of a llttle tough e Class Play wxth perfect else 1nd she l11lf1lSt9I' s daughter at th t' RUTH FLEANIOR MCILVAINTE Suentxfit Course Adelphlan Llterarv G1rls Glee Club 3 She has Q pleasant smlle a gentle way We sometm es wonder lf 1ts all due to the br1t,ht sunsh1ne 'Ind reen fields bet iuse here IS mother of those prettx popular and happv countrv lfzssxes IJ 1 . t , . ' -Q ' 2 ' . . . Y , ,' ' ,- . J . , .. 1-2-. 3 ' , ary. an . . . ' H 7' f K 1 .. V . 1 K . . v J z ' z a . , . ' 4 6 . I ' n l . . -H, xl, ' 9 , D . S u ' r -'Q . 3 - . ' Y . . ' ' L . ' l ! 7 Cl ' , 77 , . ' ll 11' ' ' 4 ' . , 1 - ' CK YY . N C . V C C ' j 2 z . z . ., z - . , always finds 21 llttle time to help others. . . '. , ' ,1 . I . . . 4 ., - , c :- v V v u ' 'C 1 1 q ' u K , . , L , . . . , 1 , 1 ' : z . A4 1 vw , . . . 2 .y ' , f ' 1 Y 2 ,. . . C V y y f , ' ss n ' . ln th v . r r 71 1 f. . A , . , . s .1 ' ' ' f 3 . , l l il ' u I ' l Q I ful V 7 . 7 it ' 4 c c , 7' .QU , , A . . ,Q 1 2 , 'Z 1 2 .71 A 1 . WILLI AM A POTTS Mixed Course Nonpar1elLiterarv Oakland High School fCxl1formal 1 A A 2 3 4 Class Basket Ball 4 Air and manners are more expressive than words Do vou know Bill? If xou dont youve missed something. Evervone likes him and Bill of course likes everxbodv Did you ever hear him pl IX his Uke Ask him to some time J AMES A PRINGLE Mixed Course Carthagmian literary A A 1 Z 'S 4 Baseball 3 4 Captain 4 Class Basket B ll 1 .Z 3 4 High School Basket Ball 4 Football Some are and must be greater than the rest Heres to Jim the best all round athlete of 19 On manva field of battle he has fought for Wooster High School and never showed vellow Nme rahs for Jim' ILOYD VAIN NESS Scientific Course Phllalethian Literary President 4 A A 1 4 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Press Reporter Debate Club 3 H1p,h School Band 1 2 High School Orchestra 1 2 Football Clzss Basket Bill 1 Z 34 Captain '3 Class President 4 Editor in Chief of Tatler Nlature might stand up to all the world and sav This IS a man Lloyd IS one of 19 s right hand men our Presldent he has brought honor to his class and to himself as an athlete he IS right there and as a good sport he certainly qual ities Yes Llovd is without a doubt one of the prominent members of the class BELMONT RICE Mixed Course Carthaginian Literary A A 2 3 Lets have wine and women mirth and laughter Sermons and sodi xx ater the day after His life his been one round of music and dmces and its no uncommon thing., to see Riccv looking pile and sleepv the morning alter He s popul lr with the fair sex h my wes and as a fusser is without parallel '3 ' 1 A e 7 f 2 ' 3 . . - - g fl b - r 4 ' , rr v v I v y 7 . 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JI DOROIIIX Ill I: IC III' R MUWI' R NIIXQII Course Hellenlc Ilterlrv A A 1 3 4 Glrls Bdsket B lll I C lee Club Z 3 -Xnd so when nlughtx lflrl would tempt me on to s I1 I trv to squlsh the tenpter s VOILC It urges nle wlthln Dot talks 'ill dfly 1nd even ln her sleep but never sms an UIIKIYICI Word Generouslv kll'lil to her frlends sunnv IIISPOSIUOH llw tvs ln lor -1 good tlme delr old Dot' Well never for get her BFRNICE ELIAABETH NOI IN Mlxed Cour e Hellenlc Llterlrw A A 1 ket B lll C l lr Irl Teinl 'S Qllss PIII fOlI1l1IlttCL S Cllss Son Conlnllttee Her eves is stlrs of tXNllltL,lll', fur Lllxe twlllght s too her duskx hl r Ben dilntx VIVILIOUS Ben' Its no won der that she s popullr She IS ll o one Ol the Beethoxen J st IS xou YNISII We expect greflt thlngss from her IVIARIANI POS I Collllllerull Course Fpsllon Ihl Iltu lr A P 34 Cflrls Bxsket Short but sweet One of the most generous blg he lrted 5.,lr s IH the class IS Postle She IS llwlvs re ldv to lend a helplng h lnd and her snllle la u lr 'lnteed to n elt I1I0l1Ilt1lHb of lee RU I'II LILLIAN SAURBR College Prep lratorx Course If DSIIOII I lll erarx A -X 1 P G b Cl sket Ball 1 I 3 4 Clptlln I Ilke 1 torch ller good ll lture lllullllll IUSII lll Nou expr see sumll 1 lllppx J. L u h H r ood nlture IS LOIII,Ul0l1S lll puts exery one IH l hlppx frlnle of nllnd -Xnd she s just as brlght 'is she IS happy 4 MV. , .Jimi I I ', 1 . J I :lg '- j 2 jg '2- 1 l I 3- 5 ' ' 2 .1 2 Lg I '-I. -. . ' 'H . 2 lf 1' s ' sl , ' L. , S , ,I , I. ' . V. ,.,. f lg - ' I H ' I r' - I . 2 2 2 , v I' W ' 2. . , A ' l . I -' I 1 1 1. r I 2 ' , 2 . ' 1 - . ,. 2 if 2 A . . tv' ' 5 g '- ' 2 jg . . ,2- X lx - 3-43 Bas 2 1-2-33 ,2pt2lin G' ls' 20k - 2 .3 ' ' ' -Ig Ilxs. Q ..Z'Q'Z' 'W' 2', I ' f ' , , J li l Q v I f 1' I v g 2 Q , 2 . . - ' I 1 .1 4 . P 2 . . 2 1 musical stars of the class and can 'KR2lj: ol' r C ' rs x q '1 x., , A A H 2 .' I , .' ' ' j 2 jig A. . 1-L-I - Q .' 2. Bull. ,-, y 'l-- l 2' 18- ' I ' ' CK ' VY 'i Y l I . . 2 2 2 X -I 2 2 : 'L' g - '- .. 2 l 2' ' x , . I Z K, l L. 3 I .' 1 ' ' Lit jg . . . -L-3-42 lee Clu 1-25 i'rls' . B21 ' ' -L-f - , 1 2 ' 2. in ' , 1 ' ' . Y! I- I 2 ' 2 2 2 . 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V l - 1 ' l . .,, I I EORGE LIMB Mmed Course Nonpanel Ilterary A A 1 Hall the conquerlng hero comes George enjoys the unbounded respect and 'xdmlratlon of exerv member of the Class of 19 He served hls country as a radlo oper ator and wxth an honorable dlscharge came back to JOIH our ranks Hats off please to the Hero of 19' PAUI SPANGLER Quentlfic fourse, Iartaglnlan Literary, A A 12 'S 4 Football 3 4 True as the Cllrll to the sun Although It be not yet shlnecl upon The onlv nolsv th1n,fr about Paul IS hls Ford but It 'zlxxaxs gets there and so does Paul N xture has endowed hlm wlth a wlnnmg smlle 1 rather fetchmg face 'md 1 lot of good sense ROBERT SUTTON Aarlcultural Course, Phllalethlan Llterary No man deserx es more credxt than does he Bob IS one of the members of our class to whom we all pax a trlbute of respect and es teem for lus scholarshlp and loyalty and for success ln llfe I EOINARD SPOTTQ Sclentlfit Course Phllalethxan Llterarv Vlce Pl CQlClGl'lt '3 Ll lss Pl ix I saw I loxed md contmued to love I en IS 1 gentleman a good sport ll but don t let s t ilk about hls frlendlv rel ztlons with Cuplrl It IS enough to say th It Fortune fu ors the br ne Za M -XBEL GR ACE SIDLE College Prep ir xtorx Course, Epsllon lhl Ilterirv, Presldent 4 Clxss Song Commlttee A A 1 Z 3 Glrls Glee Club i 3 What IS a home wxthout a Jokerq Grace can thmk up more funny pranks than any one else ln school and can get away w1th them too The best of IS that none of her vlctlms get cross How could they'l MARGARET A SULLIVAN Commerclal Course Epsllon Phx Llterxry C lee Club 1 Z Class Correspondmg Secretxrv Z Tatler Board Stenogrxpher So fur she takes the breath of men aw xy Who gaze upon her unaware Tls sald on good authorlty too th It Marg, IS the prettlest gxrl of 19 That s not the only thmg that makes her popular how ever for her manners are just as charmmg, as she IS good looking EDNA LAVINE TAYLOR College Preparatorv Course, Adelphlan Lxt erary, A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Glrls Track Receptlon Commlttee 3 The sky of her heart IS always brlght Ed has so many ood qualltles that we won t even attempt to enumerate them We 1ll know her 1b1l1ty IH Basket Ball her sunny n ltule 1nd her kn Lck of ILL0ll1pllSlllI'l whlt ever she undertakes es Fl IS the r 1 thlng MERCY TOWNSEND College Preparatory Course Bluffton 103 Hlgh School 12 Brownmg Llter 1rv, Acad emw Llncoln Memor1alUn1vers1ty Harrogate Tenn 3 A A 4 Basket Ball 4 Class H1s torlan She came to us from Tennessee A dremm from the southland fa1r Wlth sp rklxn eyes and roguxsh laugh Demure wlth manners rare Zo . ' 1 1 1 ' J ' Y' 6 C .7 1 1 . ' Q 1 S 4 . ' 7 K 0 . . ' - , - . U ' ' , 77 C Y , . 3 i 1 V u a ' 1 I - J 1, L 4 ' ' C 2 , . KK 1 . 1 1 . , . . , , 11 rl C 1 , . . . 1 - T 1 , i c ,- ' ' ' Y . . Y. , - s f- I ,- 1 v. . . . ' Y Q 1 - ' - 7 1 L . . , . . . Z Glrls Basket Ball 1-2-3-4 Junlor-Senior Y 7 u , ' , ' nr . . As H , ' ' , .. . 5: Y I 1 2 z .. , s z ' , 1 z z -' s gg 1 - , 44 n ' sa , . .. Y , A e.l ' rl!! l v 1 4 7 ' - : L ' - - .'! l 7 ., 1 3 . . . g g - 1. 5 J . 1 . . , ' YY , . , . X wk, -N, 'fl xx XIHINIXIIINX IRIECL QLIGIIIIIIK Course Xclelplndn Llterxrx Glee lb 7 She was IH truth 1 learned lass A Stotchman would unhesltatmglw call her bonnx lass bee muse she fits the pirt so vsell Bright d untx ple Ising always eonf,,en1'1l mth a good word for everx one IDITH AI BFRTA WARPEI f o 1 merclxl Course Brownlng. Ilterarx A 4 Basket B111 I 9 S4 Girls C am pxon Tenn 5 C lee Club To frlencls '1 frlencl Iwlxth h1s the hxppv fxcultv of mlkmg frlends xml keepmg, them Her unqulllflefl ooml n :ture md hmr Llft of jolly Lib makes her popul xr wlth ex erx one RUTII WILLIAMS College Preparltorw Course Adelphlan Ilt er uw Presldent 4 A A 1 Z 3 4 Glrls Bas et Ball 1 P 'S 4 Class RQCOTKIIHF Secretary '3 Iumor Senlor Receptlon Con llllttee '3 De mr llttle exes that smlle on mme Cutie IS 'lll th It tl e n'1me lmplles She IS the Pet of the Clxss of 19 Of course all of the bovs thlnk so and so do the gurls and exen the tewhers 'xncl th It gomg some MIRIAM I UI II I I' WOI C IVVIOT gl lentlfu Kourbe Adelpln nn I lter :rx Never too busx to help others When we see IIIITIIIII we llwxxs feel th at she should be vuezrxng. 1 Red Cross beuuse she IS ilu ns busx tIWlI1L to help some one Unselhbhnnss IS her Ideal 27 vu- fs-Aix ,x K I I NLT FIF F WAX Mlxed Lourse Efxst Technlcal fClexelandb Hlgzh School 1 Z 3 Adelphmn Llterirw Her lovelmess I never knew Untll she smlled on me She s '1 wee blt of 1 glrl but whit she lacks IH S179 she makes up m chlrm Curly hut 1nd blg blue eves and how she c'm talk' We don t blame 'llarxon '1 blt We would too RUTH BERRY Lommerclal Course Ossolean Llterary A 2 Her wavs are wxys of pleas mntness And 'ill her pxths xre peice Ruth IS a happv ure free miss wlth a bu: he art a host of frends and a well known 'lbllltv for Wfltllll., themes The better we lnoxw Ruth the better we llke her -XINNX FLIZABETH YIMMFRMAN Mxxecl C ourse Adelphmn Llterxrx C lee Llub 2 A maxden never bold Anna although the last on our lx t lS xery ne'1r the top m the estlmatlon of cverv one We xe all lenrnefl to 'ulmlre thls happy blush mg, country malden 18 I -.----- -f - e,-W., 1--F--v-,--Q - ., V. .1 ' ' H ' '- 'n ,n .. 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A A ,Q , -' 'Y . 1 A . fn, U, R' : l It . . l K x I SENIOR CLASS SONG 'ILNL Ill 'Ihlnk of 'lou Last nlght there came 1nto my troubled dreams a yy hlsper A yo1ce that Qaxd O Senlors you must say farewell Tomorrow you must part I know From clasemates dear youll go Foodbye Goodbye They always wlll be such a dear memory Am1d our sorrows and our tears We ve spent many happy years Although our 1ourney through thee dear old Wooster H1gh And now we yoyy To thlnk of you each day Whlle we travel llfe Q way CHORUS Oh Wooster H1gh Oh Wooster Hxgh the Brown and Blue We ve all been true And we w1ll st1ll be true to you But now that school days here are o er Well love you more and more Goodbye Goodbye We long to stay but we must go ayy ay Out ln the world You ll find our loye IS alwayi true Well treaeure you And when we re yery far aw ay And hold so dear the Broyyn and Blue And at the cloae of day We ll thlnk of you And ot the dear old Brown and Blue 79 ' 1 v 1. ll 7 W ' 7 V7 Lv . l v Lu, v . , V L 7 ! .V '1 S .v Y Y ' ' ' y 'S , 7 I ' , ' . ' ' 7 7 ' N . , ' r 1 .v 7 J Was not without its heartaches, cares and many' a sigh, Y 7 7 ' 7 . 7 V 1 Y I ,I 7 Y- ! Y . Y 9 ! Y ! 7 7. . Lv Y v Y , , v I Y 7 .Y ! V v v v 7 'X Y 1 7 . y i 7 v ' v ' . . . , , Y y y 7 v v v v Y A , . 7 1 ' , L SENIOR CLASS HISTORY What class do you ask? Why the Class of 1919 of course W are ploud to belong to thls class and feel sorry for those who do not ha e a l1ke prlvllege Now as we are about to recelve that longed for dlploma we w1ll take one Illlgeflflg look at our hlgh school days In the fall of 1915 we entered Wooster H1gh School Just as green as Fresh1es generally are Our flrst days were hard days We were no sooner carefully seated and buslly studylng 1n the study room than some Junlor or Semor would come ln and cla1m h1s seat Then we would take another seat Wlth the same result untll the teacher came to our rescue We llstened to the 1nstruct1ons of Mlss Kean and llved up to most of them at least part of the txme The newness soon wore off and we felt at home 1n the class rooms and at all the H1gh School domgs In our early days we reahzed that an unusually brlght future stretched before the Class of 19 and resolved to l1ve up to the Brown and Blue and the ldeals of our H1gh School We lost some of our members durmg the summer months and our number d1m1n1shed from one hundred and thlrteen to nlnety n1ne But even though we were fewer 1n numbers we commenced our Sophomore year wlth the same pep Our longed for t1me of organlzlng came and we chose Bob Hand as our first presldent along wlth other able officers W1th our motto In ourselves our future l1es we hoped to br1ng fame to the class of 1919 After our colors were chosen the Black and Orange could be seen 1n many prom1nent places Our first soclals were held at could have a good tlme when out of school Cfor of course school hours were spent 1n studyb We succeeded IH gett1ng through Plane C eometry Caesar and the rest although they were dreaded subjects Our Jumor year was full of good tlmes study and soclal act1v1t1es We were nom allowed to Slt IH the study room and w reak our vengeance on the poor lower classmen Wlth dread and fear we entered Solld Geometry and Chemlstry But to our astonlshment they weren t lmpossxble and we fought our battles although sometlmes rebelhously Tests came too often Thls year Cralg McClelland was our presldent and under h1s leadershlp and that of the other officers we upheld our honor and had our good tlmes Now our ab1l1ty 1n athletlcs blossomed out and football season found some of our boys on the team However Basket Ball was where we starred Some of the 19 boys made the H1gh School team and when the class games came the Jumors entered the contests wlth a w1ll They came out vlctorlous and recelved the cup The g1rls also showed thelr mterest 1n basket ball and although they were defeated they consldered the game a great sport The class of 1919 wx as also 1nterested 1n Baseball and Track and contrlbuted to the success of each '30 , , . , ' , ' ' . e f 'w w x s V . 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In thus year we had tyxo soclals one at Dvcs and one at Cutle VS1ll12lITlS Honey er the croyy n1ng eyent of ou1 soc1al l1fe yy as the Iunlor Qenlol Receptlon Kauke Hall basement was decolated 1n Scarlet and Plack and Orange and Black The receptlon was a fittmg close to our Iunlor llfe We lre non Semors and although we haye lost many members SINCE ULII I reshman year some nevs ones haye been added and Nye hope to grad u ite yuth a large class Our school llfe has been someyx hat broken by the numerous Flu bans but slnce we have started legularly we have made up for the lost t1me Lloyd Yan Ness was the cholce for our Semor presldent and vse have progressed well xxon the class champlonshlp ln basket ball The glrls found sturdy op ponents IH the Junlor Class and lost the champ1onsh1p but they vs on the prellmmary game xy hlch they played at one of the Inter h1gh school games We have had but one SOC1 xl thls year but hope to haxe some more good tunes before our h1gh school days are oer In one may we have been fortunate because of the Irlu for there yy ere no final exams th1s vear and the tests are the only tlmes xy hen the Senlors may be seen cramm1ng We have emoyed our h1gh school l1fe although exams loomed h1gh sometlmes and fa1lures stared us IH the face lxoxx ue xush to leave httlng footprlnts on the sands of t1me IH yy hlch the under classmen may tolloxy We vxlsh to go out lnto the world yy 1th the feellng that we have upheld the honor of the dear old Brown and Blue and the Class of 1919 MLRCY FOWNSLND 31 . v v v g v s . 1 . 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L ' ' U ' - 1 ' V ' v ' 1 v , V yn Q V- a V t c ' ' ' I , - . 1 r ' 1 CLASS PROPHECY Woodland Callfornla October 15 1919 Mlss Ruth Colhns 1037 Rue de R1voh Tours France My dear Ruth I just arrlved 1n th1s l1ttle vlllage last nlght and I 1ntended to sleep unt1l late th1s mornlng but alas for my 1ntent1ons' I vsas awakened very early by a great flapplng of wlngs and a scrambllng on the roof Can you 1mag1ne my astonlshment when I beheld Leon Plasterer flylng gally about over the houses 1n the nelghborhood dropp1ng letters down l1ttle 1m1tat1on ch1mneys'7 When I got downstalrs I found several letters for me among whlch was yours I asked the landlady lf the mall was always dellvered ln that way and she told me that for the past year It had been because Leon who had lnvented the wlngs hlmself would not be allowed to have any made for sale untll he had proved them satlsfactory 1n all k1nds of weather for one year So he took up the Job of postman and now h1s year 13 almost past and h1s wlngs are as good as ever It IS a great rellef to know that the banquet g1ven to the French presldent 1n our Parlsxan hotel was a success If everyone pralses all our hotels as much as the presldent has pralsed the few that we own 1n France we can feel well repald for undertaklng the great respons1b1l1ty that they 1ncur The other day I met one of our h1gh school classmates Katherlne Isenman who sald she would slgn the contract to plan the meals for our hotel 1n Chlcago durlng one year for the sum of S10 O00 So I engaged her at once as I knew you would want me to Paul Spangler has prom lsed us a monopoly on the produce of h1s twenty five model farms for our hotels 1n th1s country and Robert Sutton may do the same I am to get h1s answer th1s afternoon I am rushlng all my busmess calls 1n th1s part of the country 1n order to get to Bordeaux for Mabelle s weddlng for I wouldn t mlss her weddlng for anythlng espec1ally s1nce she IS marrylng a count Last week when I was ID San Franclsco I was attracted by a gor geous dlsplay of evenlng dresses 1n a wlndow of one of the fashlonable shops I entered a cosy l1ttle room where to my great surprlse I found myself ln the presence of Vlfglnla Blechele and Mary Camp We all began to talk at once but after some of our excltement had subslded I managed to find out that they really ow ned that beautlful shop and were the famous C Sz B Costumers known all the world over They Sald that Dorothy McConnell had Just come 1n to select a new wardrobe before leavmg for Indla where she lntended to spend her vacatlon At that 39 , . v 1 1 4 , . . . . . . 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V , . . moment Dot herself appeared and we all sat down and renew ed our h1gh school days over a cup of tea Vlrglhla sald that Ethel Babcock had recently been maklng notorlous speeches for the suffragettes and that Marlon C raven fN9tt18 w 1th h1m of coursel was maklng a tour of all the States del1yer1ng st1rr1ng p0llt1 cal speeches Dot was very enthus1ast1c about a con ert that she attended the other nlght where MHFIOH Post was the star of the evenmg All who heard her slng seemed to thlnk she had never done so well before but she sald that her success must have been due to the great ab1l1ty of her ac companlst Grace Sldle It surprlsed me when Mary sa1d that Ruth W1ll1ams had won 351000 for walkmg from Cleveland to C1nc1nnat1 1n sm days I guess there have been walklng contests throughout the State of Oh1o th1s year The second pr1ze was awarded to a former Wooster student Ruth Davenport She walked from Cleveland to Dayton ln su days Due to your letter I was able to tell the g1rls about several people of our class of whom they were reyolced to hear They were so suprlsed to hear that Lloyd had become a phllanthroplst 1n I rance and they would scarcely belleve me when I told them that Esta Bell was the prlvate sec retary to England s queen They consldered Belmont R106 very fortun ltc to be the owner of that large c1garette factory that vou wrote about ln your letter We probably would have talked all nlght had not Dot s r ght Hand man come 1n to remlnd us that It was very late He 1nv1ted us to fimsh our talk the followlng day and go to Honolulu w1th h1m IH h1s nols les aeroplane We gladly accepted h1s 1ny1tat1on and then d1spersed D1d you know that Bob was the Professor of Engllsh Poetry 1n Yale? He IS so engrossed 1n h1s work that I beheve he w1ll become Amer1ca s Shelly Our tr1p to Honolulu was lovely The only th1ng I regretted about It was that It was so short We came to earth 1n a smooth field Just outsld the Clty and from there we walked over to the beach A large steamer had just come lnto harbor and 1ts passengers were hemg entertamed by a large number of Hawa11an muslclans as we thought at first but on closer observatlon we recognlzed Edna Taylor Ethel Flsher Bern1ce Nolm Dorothy Mower B111 Potts and Everal Barns playlng the1r ukes vlgor ously We shook hands w1th them after thev had flnlshed the1r p1ece and they mtroduced us to the other ITIUSICIHIIS whose names I do not re member because they were all such queer tongue tyvxstmg ones W learned that these Wooster people had lll gone to Honolulu to teach the nat1ves how to play thclr ukes correctlv Thev were succeedlng marvel ouslv and were plannlng to make a tour of the world some t1me next ye 1r Thev really are wonderful When we w ere ready to return to San Ifran clsco Bob s aeroplane absolutely refused to move Bob sent for the shlp s repalrer who stated the trouble ln SC19Htlf1C and technlcal terms and Sdld that It would take a long tlme to fix lt So Bob donated It to the Haw a11ans and we went to see lf the shlp had room for us We asked for the H Y 1 v Y l 1 . . . . w ' , , V 5 n u ' . 1 . . . . ., 1 ' , VI I 0 1 v .V . w ' . . 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Capta1n and were taken before a very d1gn1fied lookmg personage who neverthless seemed famlllar to us As soon as he bowed to us we recog nlzed funny Phllly Flattery He 1ns1sted that we be hlS guests untll we should reach San Franc1sco and then showed us the shlp whlch was named the McClelland Captaln Flattery told us that Cralg had glven all the money needed for bu1ld1ng lt the newest and fastest shlp 1n the world On the upper deck we were lntroduced to a man w1th a name a mlle long whlch I couldn t remember five mmutes However he was very pleasant and brought h1S Wlfe to meet us But we needed no 1ntroduct1on to her for she was no other than our good fr1end Mary Hoffstott plus the long name of her husband She asked us a dozen questlons IH a mlnute about our old school frlends and gave us a store of mformatlon about others of whom we had not heard From her I learned that Leonard Spotts had made h1s way Into the Enghsh Parllament and that George Kaylor IS now an emment banker ln New York She sa1d that Earl Berger IS trymg to swlm across the Atlantlc Ocean He takes a floatmg m1ne wlth hxm to s1t on when he IS tlred Theodore Frank IS now 1n England or gamzmg an enormous band to welcome Earl when he arrlves on that Slde of the ocean Mary also sald that Irvln Lautzenhelser has Just been pronounced the worlds most famous blcychst Isnt that wonderful? After she told me that Sam Chabler IS the much prlzed coach of Pr1nceton College I asked her lf she could tell me anythmg about the g1rls who grad uated w1th us 1n 1919 After th1nk1ng a wh1le she remembered that she had seen Clester Folk s name and that of Gertrude Daly 1n the latest l1st of new movle actresses and she Sald that Ruth Berry kept all the actors and actresses supplled wlth every klnd of face cream and powder We arrlved at San Franc1sco late at nlght and I found a letter from Ocema Faber awa1t1ng me Of course you remember her dont you? She IS now dolng soclal settlement work w1th Mercy Townsend ln the parlsh of Wllllam McCullough 1n Chlcago Her letter stated that Ida Hershberger has moved to MOUHt21H Glen famous for It mmeral sprlngs also that Ruth Saurer has lnvented the most useful th1ng called a Glggle Stopper She has tr1ed It on herself and It has proved entxrely successful Ocema says that Margaret Sulllvan and Helen Beck are conductlng a well patronlzed buslness college 1n Chlcago and that Roderlck Bardon has been chosen to lay out plans for beautlfylng and lmprovlng the slums of that c1ty You remember that Clayton Bardon was Peter the hermlt ln our Class Play dont you? Well he has fallen 1n love w1th the life and has sought out an unoccupled lsland m the PHCIIIC where he IS l1V1Hg undls turbed A fr1end of Ocema told her that Margaret Darr and Frances Culler have establlshed a kmdergarten back home and that Esther Graven IS takmg nurse s tra nlng whlle waltlng for John to flnlsh Hlgh School There have been some changes m our h1gh school faculty Ive been told Art Franks has succeeded Mr Machwart as teacher of Physlcs and 34 7 . H . v H . . . . Y 7 C6 77 ' ' ' . ! . . , . 7 ' 7 7 7 7 . A . , ' . K 7 ' ' 7 , - , . . 7 . . . , . , . . . Q . . . 7 'A' Y 7 7 ! , . . . 7 ' 7 . . , i . . . . K . . , , . w. 1 r 'VI1r1am Wolgamot IS teachmg general sclence There 15 a rumor abroad that Harold Flsher IS erectlng skyscrapers for h1s oxxn benefit but I dont knoxx xx hether to belleve lt or not Several evemngs ago I went to one of the large movles ln Los Angeles and xx as dellghtfully surprlsed to see Sam LlCOfSky appear on the screen 'ls the hero of the plax, H1s actlng was very commendable The spec1al comedy, draxxn by Albert Dlx was a perfect scream They say that Albert has already made a fortune from hls cartoons I haven t told you xxhat a tlme I had gettmg out here last month had to change cars at Denver and someway or other I lost my tlcket Of course I dldn t knovx It tlll the conductor asked for lt Lucklly the tra1n xxas provided Wlth one of George Llmb s nevx wlreless telephones and I lmmedlately got into commumcatlon wxth the presldent of the road James P11ngle He recognlzed my vo1ce and then made arrangements wxth the conductor to let me go to my destlnatlon At Denver I met Mabel Bry an xx ho was Waltlllg for the eastbound tram She told me that she IS noxx a llbrarlan 1n Akron Ohlo and so gets a chance to read a few of the books mentxoned ln our Senlor Engllsh class She was then read1ng a book of bookstore where I could probably get a copy They were sell1ng very xery rapldly but I got there 1n tlme to get one When I returned to the statxon Mabel asked me 1f I had heard that Anna Zlmmerman had become ateress very much 1n demand m Akron I was glad to hear that md 1n turn mqulred about several others of our frlends Ruth McIlva1ne has charge of the Y W C A rooms 1n Akron and Martha Blshop manages the lunch room connected wlth the Y W rooms I was especlally glad to knoxx of the great success of Paulme Mlller on the stage thls year She IS fast becommg one of Amerlcas most popular actresses Mabel also told me that Edlth Warfel IS conductmg a popular dancmg school 1n C1n c1nnat1 and that Clarence Bauman has become a fine surgeon ID Columbus xx h1le Vlrgll Irv1n IS stlll l1v1ng on a farm near Wooster Th1s mornmg I notlced ln the paper that the people of the vxorld had recelved another thlng to mcrease thelr speed Russell Odenklrk has 1n xented a spec1al klnd of roller skate whlch enables everyone to move at slxzty tlmes an ordlnary rate of speed I wonder Wh1Ch w1ll be recelved more readlly by the publlc Leon s wlngs or Russell s skates? Aren t you proud of our old Class of 19 I surely am Your schoolmate PAULINE IHRIG 3.1 . . , V Y . I L 7. . l I . l Y V - ' ' ' ' ' ' . I . . , V . . . . - . V . . . , V . 7 , ' I . 7 , J Y ! Short Stories written by Velma Treece, and she directed me to the nearest ! ' D Y Y , V V ,fr ' I V K 1 r ' 7 . . . , V V Y ! . V . . . V . . , . , , . ! ! ! F' CI ASS PLAY TASTE SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE The Story of the Play Given by the Seniors May 29 1919 One day in mldyyintei Hal Bently yyho yyas the oyyner of Baldpate Inn made a E55 000 bet yy ith Magee that the latter could not yy rite a noy el in tyy enty four hours Magee declared he could and for quietness vyent to Baldpate Inn to do It thinking that he had the only key in existence Mr and Mrs Eliyah Quimby caretakers of the Inn made it ready for him They left after learning of Magee s yy ork promising to return the follow ing night Magee yyent to his task In a feyy minutes Bland unlocked the door and deposited a package ot money in the hotel safe Magee locked Bland in an upstairs room but he shortly escaped Miss Norton yyith a third key accompanied by Mrs Rhodes came to get the story of the yy ager Magee alloyy ed them to stay and again Went to his yy ork In a feyy minutes he was interrupted by Peters the ghost of Baldpate yy 1th the fourth key While the two yyere talking Kev No 5 opened the door foi My ra She claimed to be the yyife of Haden President of the Railyy ay They became conscious of someone hiding in the room and Mugee sent Miss Norton up stairs and watched Peters open the safe At that instant Cargan and Max yy 1th the sixth key appeared and grabbed the money putting Peters in the cellar Magee syyitched on the light relieyed the men of the money and revolvers and yy ay to Reuton yy ith the money Haden yy as the next arriyal and Magee planned to keep them all there until Vliss Norton should phone that she yy as safe in Reuton Qhe phoned hoyy eyer that she had lost the money In the confusion that folloyy ed My ra yy as shot Before Miss Norton could ieturn Chief Kennedy came to inyestigate some mysterious phone calls While attempting this Peters snatched the money and threyy it in the fire Just then Hal Bently appeared and told Magee that he had planned this to shoyy him hoyy improb ible his noyels yy ere Mlgee retorted that there yy as one thing true in the yy hole farce hoyy ey er and that yy as Love at First Sight At tyy elye o clock on the folloyymg eyening Mr and Mrs Quimby ap pe ued On the mynusciipt presented to Mrs Quimby was yy rltten the tit e QEVEN KEXQ TO PAI DPATE lhe success of the p1 esentation yy as due not only to the tireless yy ork ot the caste but also to the efficient help of Miss Rey ennaugh and the time md kindly inteiest giyen by Miss Dalry mple .37 7 ,V I Y. 1: .ly Y v ' Y , I I , y v. 1 4 v . 7 . ev! 7 Y . 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I c 'c 1 , 2 ...................................... ' I ,1 t J , 1 . ................................ K . v ' r . , . ......... ............ , -V .............................. I , . A . , 1 l ' .............. ..... . . Thomas Haden, President of Asquexvan-Reuton Suburban R. R. S, it' 2 j , ' .................... y J lf ., 3' .................. .... ' ' ' ' .Y , ' .................................. D . M N , ...................... . t v 2 ................................ 1 I 2 . . . . . ............. . ' CI 1 1 M xrx Norton Nexxspaper Reporter Hrs Rhodee Marx s Chaperon Mx ra a Blackmaller Chlef Kennedx Chlef of Pollce Oxx ner of B zldpate I lompter Stage Manager Hx George Ktxlor Marv Hoffstott Vxrglnla Blechele Paullne Miller Phllllps Flatterx Crfug McClell1nd Dorothx MCC onnell Harold If 1whe1 lx! - - '- ,.. N- ,- V ,- V ,- V ,- N- ,- ,- - V V .- .., ,- .- ,- - V ,- U1 I Ill' I - .- V V -V- -A .- - .., -A ,- ,- - ,- 2-, V ,- ,- ,- Nlff: .- V ,- V dll -. .- ,- -. 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' '2 .' 12 ' 2 '22 ' 51' .'.' 2 11-L2 .' A .2'. ' ', ll? A' ., L. 1 2 ' 2.' -12' 2 .112211 112 ..'U11 11121 2 '2 '1e11 11211'1',' .'2 111s 111111121 '1111' 11121. 121 .22 2 ' 2 .' r j 1'12 .'. 2 110111112111 2 ' 1C1'1112s1 ,'1211'1i11 1'21111i1112 .11211 i12s .1' 2 722111, f JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1862 the first Irreshmen of Wooster H1gh School trooped up the newly bullt steps of knowledge nllmg the corrldors w 1th laughter and chatter These evldence of Hlgh School sp1r1t were handed down through the varlous ages t1ll they reached the Class of 1920 the numbers as well as the enthuslasm had lncreased we were convlnced that our pep exceeded that of any other class Green? Perhaps but sultably named for green IS a symbol of new l1fe and a slgn of growth L1ke all green thlngs we sprouted Knot wlngs howeverl and steadlly grew more promment Llttle other than an unusual amount of studylng and an extraordlnary good tlme occurred durlng the first stage of our career A few months of vacatlon rolled by and we returned as Sophomores although some of the green thlngs had lost llfe and had of course dropped out of the race We were nlled wlth rapture at the thought of orgamzmg as the precedlng classes have always done But alas' the hlgher powers declded that we were too young to organ1ze Tlme passed on and we declded to take a step hlgher assembllng IH the prlvlleged Study Room as Junlors Th1s year our hopes of organ1z1ng were reahzed and almost every one attended our first class meetmg It was there that we d1st1ngu1shed ourselves as debaters 1n the process of choos1ng class colors A short tlme later we celebrated by havlng our flrst class soclal Although we have been accustomed to great Jokers xt re malned for Harold Wllson and Neco Clark to prove themselves grater Llke all classes before us we have been vallant 1n athletlcs We were well represented 1n Football although th1s year the Iflu prevented us from dlsplaylng our real strength Although the boys d1d not w1n the champlonshlp ln Basket Ball yet they played so well that they are our brlght hopes for the future The gxrls managed to carry off the cham p1onsh1p and as a reward for such hard labor w ere entertamed roy ally bv our class We have emerged from three years of Hlgh School l1fe and find that It agrees wlth us lmmensely Although there have been many obstacles 1n our way we have trled to turn our clouds about and show the sllver lmmg MELBA WILLIAMS 4b 1 i 1 . 7 I ' A 7 ' As . . 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' I 1 1 ' ' r 1 e '11 2 L I I A lx ' f ' 41 fn ' - - ers, 1919. ,I IN MEMORIAM Durlng the vxlnter of 1918 and 1919 there xx as much slckness among the puplls of Wooster Hlgh School Death saddened mxny homes II1 Wooster but only one ot our number was strlcken Catherlne Carroll 1 student of unusual promlse popular wlth classmates and all who knew her because of her gentle sp1r1t and xunnmg xx aus She IS greatly m1ssed by teachers and schoolmates who share the sorrow of her famllx OCENIA P ABLR 0 member of the Class of 1921, who died January 23d, 1919. 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AAYJ eww rg fwgfftff l ll 'llllllllflllll ffl QLD' 1-Q7 T1 I szw l F RESHMAN CLASS HISTORY September 2 1918 w ltnessed the blrth of a new natlon on the con tlnent of Woosterhlghschool The contment was already 1nhab1ted by three trlbes SGIllOI'1t9S Junlorltes and Sophomorxtes We always on the alert for chances to enlarge the hor1zon of our opportunltles tor success had chosen Freshmanland as our seat of conquest Accordmgly on the aforementloned day we flocked IH great mult1tudes from all d1rect1ons to colonlze thls country and become Freshmanltes L1ke all young natlons we were r1d1culed and cr1t1c1sed by those who were worldly WISE and well estabhshed 1n the ways and customs of Woos terhlghschool Thelr taunts how ever d1d not dlunt us our 1ndom1table sp1r1t remalned 1nv1olate In fact we were made bolder and braver by 1 deslre to show em Now there were 1n our country tour very w1ld and fur1ous beasts namely Latln Sclence Enghsh Algebra We were compelled to fight them contlnually to prevent belng overcome by them The other three tr1bes had their beasts to tight xlso and thls brought us to a common place of preparatwn called the Study Room Here we learned to use the weapons Cwe used a dlfferent one for each be xstl w h1ch we had acqulred SSTllOI'lt9S and Jumorltes had staked off clalms ln thls terrltorv and when one of us unwlttmgly trespassed on the property of one of them the owner 1mmed1ately rushed at that one and drove h1m forth As tlme passed we learned to avo1d these spots IH the presence of thelr owners From the begmnmg the Senlorltes and Sophomoreltes were our sworn enemles The Iumorltes allled themselves w1th us 1n the war w h1ch followed I fn-Nuv.. f., ft mf . 7.4 . ,J W Y .M X as - ee--Y X g. -1. , 'A . 5 'fx A xr If A SZ . 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In the midst of this Woosteihighschool and all SU1'l0UI1Cllf1g countries xxeie besieged hx one enemx Actixities ex eixxx here ceased and all gaxe than attention to extelminating this enemx lnhuenza -Xftel a long stiuggle H611 llu xxas defelted and Cl11X9II out noxx once mole tuined ou1 ittention to I 16Nl'lIN1IIl2.IICl Vle found to oui ho11o1 that the foul licxsts had lncieased al uminglx in size All oui time foi a peiiod xx as dcxoted to then 9At9lIT1llldtlOII After the holidfixs xxe succeeded in destiox ing the Science beast but found it ieplaced xxlth a much mole dieadful one c xlled Botanx Then came the B isketh ill War We xx on manx battles and although xxe xxeie defeated in the end xxe did not lose courage We had lealned that xxe could fight xxe had tasted X1Cl01X and found it good We xx ere and ale p1 oud of our recold and those xx ho made It Then CWITIQ a call fo1 xolunteels fiom all four tribes to ioin the Pase tinguished ou1 selx es Then cxme anothei xxai xx ith the Senioiites and 'iophomorites It xx IS sholt l1x ed We declared peace and are noxx as one nation The end of the xeai draxxs near We haxe nearlx oxercome the ieiocious be lsts Latin Bot mx English and Algebra But our ambitions ire not satishcd VVe xeain foi something gie iter Px the time another xeal has pissed xxe xxlll hixe d11x en the Sophomorites forth to seek nexx countlx and xx ill haxe txken their pl ice Ahe id of us shines 1 great light the light of success The ro id to it is iough ind iockx but xxe can t1 xx el it Hoist high xoul standard 'ind xx 1th coulage in xoui heaits f01XXcl1d O I reshmen' Luc ILLL PHELPS MADLL1Nh HULL ii . 1 I1' - -I ' 1' ' K, 1 1 1 . , K. , ' . . ' ' .' ' . ' .7 z . We . 1 1 1 2 ' f 1 L, 2 D ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 ,Z L. .1 1 ' 1 L1 - 2 1 ' 1 ' ..' I 1 ' ' 1 1' 1. 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' -1 1 1 ' . 1 .' ' ,' J . ' 1 .' 1 z s z ' . ' ' j Q, , . , 1 1 ' J , 1 ' L1 8 , 1 C 1 . 1K1 1 f ' L1 ' 1. -1 Q ball Army and hght foreign countries. We responded and here again dis- ? a v 4 v' K I 4. Av Li ' .1- 'z .' s ' - ' ' . ' - ' . C ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 W ' 1 ' f 1 ' ' 1 . c . . , , c l, , 1 . . .1 V. 1 I L 2 L1l1 1 v 1' 2 1 -' y K' ' A1 1 A1 . r 1.v v. I y lf I. 2 ' ' 'Lx 1 2 1 .vy 1 I 1 -2 - ' l 'A1 ' .1 1 -1 C 1 Y C V .' 1. ' . 1 , . 1 1 1. 1 4' 1 ' 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Ruth Akex Ellzabeth Ames Exelxn Armstrong IOIS Baldxxln Catherlne Barnard Helen Black Paullne Blanford 'xllldred Bogner Hazel Bonar Katharlne Brandt lern Brenner Allce Bresson Planche Brlnk x1I'g'1I'113. Brxan Clara Buchholz Marguerlte Calex Blenda Carlson Margaret Dager Mlldred Dunkle lsabel EXK1Dg Leola Mae Iaber Mlldred E Flke Esther Flsher Lucllle Folk I rances Iforbes Katherlne Fostel El1zabeth Franks Esther Franks Marx Gerlach Mabel Horn Helen Houser Madelme Hull Margaret Hurst Ellen James Mabel James Arlme Jolllff Irene Jolllff Ruth Keets Beulah Klmbel Dorothx Klser Exleen Langell Margret Langell Lucretla Latona FRESHMAN ROLL Ethel Lxcofskx Nlarthe I ang Clement1ne Luce Nllldred Manges Clara Luke Nlarx Marklex Ellzabeth Mlllel Mlnerxa Mxers Lucllle Phelps Ruth Plnnlcks Ada Ramsex Florence Rarlck Vlola Reece Dorothx Rlfile Arllne Runkle Marx Runkle lessle Shellx Ruth Shellx Emma Snxder Irances Spanglel Ruth Spangler Mar1or1e Speer 'Vl1r1am Stelner Mx rtle Sxxartz Em1l1e Taxlor Vlctor Andlexxs Earl Arnold Clark Bartram Eldon Bent Charles Bell Paul Berrx John Boxxers Waxne Carmonx Rax mond Caskex RGZIH Collms Preder1ck Dlckason Monroe Dunn John Farrell James Fetzer Rox Cauxxeller James Clmbel J Atherton Cossard I eorge C rostean Harold C rouxel lumor Helm Charles Holmes Duane Hughes Vlfgll James Edxxm Johnson Fred Kaler Wllllam Kean Emanuel K1ng Junlor Klmger Phllllps Kraus Prancls Langell Paul Lehman Donald Long Mart1n McCullough W1lfred McNutt Robert Reardon V1rg1l Runkle Edxxard Rexd Wallace Saal Ralph Sager Iames Smlth Harmon Smyser Donald Spencer Wllllam Stoll Donald Strock Rox Swartz John Sxxlnehart Samuel Taggart Harold Vanderl1n Leo Van Orden Kenneth Walker John Wallace Damel Webster Ross Whltemx er Alexander Wllson Ceorge Wlnkler Regmald Yannex, Wallace Ze1gler 7 ' K v .. 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V21 57 LITERARY SOCIETIES Unfortunately the llterary societies like almost everything else were very much affected by the ilu this year The b1 weekly meetlngs had to be discontinued after November At the beginning of this year quite a number of plans were made for the improving of the societies and We had many good prospects in view Probably these prospects were due to the fact that we had n1ne fully organized societles four for the boys and five for the girls The boys societies were the followlng Carthagm lan which met wlth Miss Dalrymple the Excelslor with Mr Machwart as honorary member Nonpariel meeting with Mr Mote and Mr Long enecker and the Phllalethian having Miss Revennaugh as honorary member The girls were divided into the following societies Adelphian Browning Epsilon Phi Hellenic and Ossolean The teachers as honorarv Metz Miss Bloomberg and Miss Folsom With these splendid organiza tions we could have made a great deal of progress in this work if We had not been hindered and we trust that in the future much may b accomplished IDA HERSHBERGER DEBATE The Debate Club of 1919 started under difficulties We tried several times to have meetlng that we might organize but we had a powerful enemy the Flu who thwarted all our plans At last however we had a meeting and elected Robert Hand President Leon Plasterer Vice president and Ocenla Faber Secretary and Treasurer We thought that all was well and we would have smooth sailing but alas' there came an other Ban When that was lifted we marched bravely on and called a Il'l66t1Ilg for the next week But ex en the United States Army was agalnst us for they had put our coach Mr Weber in the Cuard House After this there was another Ban and we were forced to give up hope for a Debate Club of any kind DoRoTHY MCCONNELL -.18 v . . . S, . K . S , , , ac n ' y '- , ' , . 7 . . . . y . . . , . . . l . 7 7 7 ' . 5 ' , ' ' . . - Z . . y . . K A I' . . r ' . ' ' : ' , l , ' ' I, . , A . A K 1 members of these were Miss Frank, Miss Clark, Miss Chisholm, Miss , xx Aix' A Q . L A . l '- . , Y . e . . . . y 7 u ra y , Y Y 7 9 A Y Y ' ' y l' 5 A v I ' . ' ' Y 1 1 7 ' x n , Au. ' V . V y 1 V ' N' ., , . , . . Y V HER HERO A great longlng had crept 1nto the soul of Pr1y ate C ray In forty elght hours he would be on h1s way to France leavmg h1s country may be never to return In forty elght hours and no one knew of h1s gomg and no one cared No one would anxlously walt for h1s return or wlth trembllng fingers leaf through the papers for news of hlm He would return but no one would welcome h1m wlth open arms or he mlght dle a hero who would know? Only a llttle wooden cross vvlth h1s name would mark h1s grave among thousands He stood a pathetlc figure starmg at a large poster 1n a wlndow of one of New York s news depots yy hlle the heedless thousands passed hlm by The poster plctured a dymg soldler on the field of battle a t1ny photograph clutched ln hls hand his last thoughts of the llttle gxrl w hose plcture he held The poster read For H1s Country and Her Yes It was all rlght to fight for Democracy CPr1vate Cray had a yague 1dea of what that Democracy wasl but lt would be easler he thought lf lt were a partlcular person some one who cared for hlm Prlvate Cray was a tall angular young man whose unlform due to hls loosely bullt figure was rather a mlsfit He had been an orphan ever prlved of the happlness of youth The blue ey es seemed haunted by a gentle w lstful look Agam he looked at the poster of the dymg youth D1d every soldler possess a photo llke that? Prlvate Gray thought so that IS every one but h1m Quletmg somewhat th1s strange hunger w1th1n h1m Wlth a promlse to see a good show whlch would surely regale hls sp1r1ts he made h1s way w 1th the crowd Turmng a corner a certaln show wmdow caught his eye Dlrectly he found hlmself IH front of the fancy dlsplay of hundreds of photographs mostly of popular screen and stage stars But of the hundreds of photos Prxvate Gray saw only one lt w as the plcture of a lovely g1rl whose blg wonderful ey es looked mnocently up at hlm from underneath her turban hat A smlle trembled on her half parted l1ps and her little hand toyed Wlth the pearl necklace that hung around her full whlte neck Moved by a strange 1mpulse he dlsappeared mto the store FIVE mlnutes later Prlvate Cray paused ln an alley w ay and rescued hls newly bought treasure from the depths of a pocket He felt strangely elated as he gazed at the pretty face of the unknown girl Suddenly he turned the photo over Across the back w as prmted MISS Dora Davles ln the new muslcal comedy Step LIVQIQ A huge truck came crashlng down the alley and Prlvate Cray found himself once more ln the crow ded street Shortly afterward he entered a theater tlcket agency and purchased a front row seat for the new muslcal .JJ L I I - I ' ' v ' v v ' ' y 7 ' ., Y ' . 7 1 V- . 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V1 comedx Step Llxelx me xnxx hlle xxondeung xx hx the clerk should stare at h1m so humorouslx Not untll he had guned the sldexx alk d1d he dls cover the photo st1ll 1n hls hand llushlng he thrust It out of Slght You dang fool' he muttered Mlss Dora Davles IH the choxus of Step L1x elx xx h1rled ga1lx to the muslc of the opening chorus as she smlled It the sold1er 1n the front row But th1s sold1er d1d not smlle he gazed at her xv1th a sort of Wlstfulness that gave pause to her l1ght splrlt Indeed so mtent xx as h1s gaze that at the end of the act she studled anxlouslx her reflectlon 1n a mlrror All through the performance he contlnued to look at her xxorshlpplng her xx 1th h1s eyes Her bewfllderment grexx mto confus1on and she was glad xvhen the final curtaln fell She hastlly changed 1nto her street clothes and to escape the ch xtter of the dressxng room hurrled out Im glad tomorrow s Sunday she thought as the heaxx stage door closed behlnd her She felt better ln the cool nlght a1r as she hastened doxxn the narroxx alley that led to the street MISS DQVIQSQ She turned xv1th a l1ttle gasp as she recogmzed the tall figure of the sold1er xx ho h td sat 1n the front roxx I Id l1ke to speak to xou for a mmute lf I could I s r somethln sort 0 personal The sold1er drew forth a photograph Th1s yere he sald Th1s yere I bought th1s even1n bought It at a p1cture store but I d1dn t know then It was xour p1cture but after I found out and saw you In the show I thought max be It tw an t rlght to go carryln It round l1ke It belonged to me llke xou was one of my folks he stopped 1n embarrassment But It does belong to xou you bought It I knoxx He smlled falntlx But there s some thlngs monex cmt ux Fhe glrl gl tnced back une lSllX it the st lge door then at the ttll solemn sold1er beslde her An llltil. struck her May I have the photo' Somewhat reluctantlx he sul rendered It then Have xou a fountam pen? 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I C I C- y n C ' v l v v w v' v' V v ' I - ' ' 7 th1s loxelx mx sterlou g11l had actuallx adopted h1m It made h1m sud denlx bold Ma am he sald You couldn t haxe understood I xxas alone haxe alxxaxs been alone an olphan I no one to l1xe f01 I 1f h stammered then contmued Im gom axxax soon xou knoxx-oxer there and 1f I lf xou mean thls on the plcture and 1f xou alnt otherxxlse engaged I ask xou noxx s xou re mx nearest relatlxe to go somexxhere xx 1th me and haxe a glass of soda xx ater Noxx the 1nx1tat1ons extended to chorus glrls are manx and xar1ous but rarelx of the nature of th1s one Small xx onder that MISS Dora Davles of the chorus of Step L1velx should regard the tall soldler so cur1ouslx Back 1n the allex the stage door opened and the murmur of volces reached the1r ears Come she sald as she sllpped her arm through h1s A half hour later thex stood at the steps of a large stone boardlng nouse one of the manx xx hlch haunt the theatrlcal d1str1cts of Nexx York Prlvate Grax xx as sax mg So It xx on t be long t1ll I m on the ka1ser s tra1l But M195 Dav1es d1d not sm1le Then xou go soon? He nodded I xe xust one dax more And no one to spend It xx1th The glrl looked vacantly doxxn the street No but I don t mlnd that noxx I haxe nothlng to do t0ITlOI1f'0Vx she sald If xou llke vxe mlght go somexx here together He stood motlonless stallng up it hel He extended h1s hand and Ma am he sa1d Youle an angel' Dora blushed v1v1dlx and could th1nk of nothmg to sav 'ihortlx hax mg made plans for the morrow he departed Qhe xx atched h1s tall figure unt1l It faded 1nto the darkness The next dax passed as a dream to Prlvate Grax Together they had xx andered through the Cltx and through 1 large park but xust where else Prxvate C rax could not recall dlstlnctlx afterxxard He xxas aware only of the graceful dark ex ed g1rl at h1s s1de Ilnallv they came to a great church xxhose doors xxere axar and flom xxhlch lssued muslc lovx and tremulous Prlvate C lax glanced at h1s xx Itch l ve a l1ttle tlme left He hesltated I can take xou home or Im t1red she Qdld and It looks so cool and peaceful let s go IH Q0 thex xxent 1n and sat III 1 re ll pexx Loxx sobbxng tones came from the great p1pe olgan It axx xkened strange memorles 1n the heart of Dora Dax les Long long ago xx hen only a l1ttle glrl xx1th curls she had sat ln a dlm pexx 1n a church llke th1s hstenlng ln axxed xx onder to the same muslc her l1ttle hand ln that of her brother Hoxx strange lt all seemed But exerxthlng had changed noxx and she xxas alone ln the xx orld Tears dlmmed her ex es te zrs th xt xx ould nexer be shed because bl ' I . 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I K I , c I c I , I 1- . she was a dancmg girl a l1ght creature and not made for weeplng She clasped the hand of the bronzed boy at her s1de He sat s1lent a tender l1ght 1n his eyes a glory 1n hls heart In the purple tw1l1ght 1n the vestibule of the church he took hls leave of he1 1 reckon we ll never meet again he Sald It wouldnt be natural lf we d1d He stopped and looked long at her He knew what v1s1on would go wlth h1m through the horrors of No Man s Land what lovely face he would remember and d1e for The figure of a man stood framed in the doorway Dora you here' Plainly surprlse was manlfest 1n the VOICE H advanced and stood before her a handsome young man fiashlly dressed a smlle llghtlng up h1S dark features I ve somethlng lmportant to tell you he Sald his dark eyes flashlng Lucky I happened to look 1n as I passed Dora I leave 1n two days you know for the Av1ators School He placed h1s hand on her shoulder But before I go llttle g1rl we re golng to be marrled She suddenly grew pale and shrank from h1m No Jack' We re not golng to be marrled-ever He only laughed I know he sa1d You th1nk my famlly w1ll dlsown me for marrylng a chorus g1rl what do I care Ive a m1ll1on of my own That s It can t you see Jack It was the money He stared at her 1n horror Money he Crled Yes she contmued I thought only of the money never consld ered any man ID any other way untll last nlght Apparently for the first tlme he became aware of the tall figure of the soldier Hls voice was uncertaln So there s someone else Yes she Sald softly there s someone else thank God a real man He saw me 1n the show dancing a chorus girl w1th palnt on my face but he dldn t think of me as a chorus g1rl He thought of me as a good woman lnnocent pure her l1ps trembled Jack Im through with the show Ill be a good woman Ill be a nurse a Red Cross nurse She stopped He made as 1f to speak then deslsted Wlth set face he turned to go hls hat crushed between h1s hands At the door he glanced back was gone She stood motionless starlng at the open door She was startled by a llght touch on her arm She turned to see Private Gray tremblmg before er Ill have to go now He hesltated confused Her hand was on hlS arm MISS Dora he struggled on You ve been mlghty good to me mighty sweet and good A hand sllpped to hls shoulder and a face strange to Prlvate Gray looked up at h1m but somehow he knew It was held up to be klssed Dazedly he klssed her felt cool sweet llps touch h1s I I ll never for 62 . , , . . , 1 y L ss- 1 ' 11 ' fl 9 I 1 ' 1 . . ,, . . , ' ' ac 1 11 1 1 H ,, . . . . . e , 1 . 1 1 1 1 v 0 ca 1 ' ' 11 ' ' ' 1 1 ' H ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 11 ' , . . 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' 2 1 '2 ,' 2111111 111 1111111 111111'11 the 11i1'111 111111111111 1111' 21 veteran He was a valuable man both on the defense and the offense and his pos1t1on w1ll be hard to play next year Hls he1ght 18 5 feet 8 1nches and h1s welght 150 pounds JOHN SWIGART Rlght Half back Johnny was the most conslstent ground gamer on the team and could always be counted on to galn on an end run He left school durlng the mlddle of the season and w1ll be a valuable man next year H1s he1ght IS 5 feet 7 1nches and h1S welght 140 pounds GROVER WALKER Full back Grub was another man new at foot ball thls year but he soon showed that he was an excellent full back H made a great deal of ground through center durlng the season and should make a good captaln next Vear H1s he1ght IS 5 feet 11 1nches and hls welght 160 pounds HUGH MITCHELL Rlght End Mxtch showed that lt d1d not take a b1g man to be a success at football belng the surest tackler on the team and maklng It practlcally lmposslble to run a play past h1s end He also was a good half back playmg that pos1t1on durlng the absence of Donley and Morrlson He IS only a Sophomore and should make a wonderful player 1n two more years H1s he1ght IS 5 feet 9 1nches and h1s welght 140 pounds of football but he showed that he was as good as most of h1S opponents and was an excellent asset to the team He IS only a Junlor and should show up good next year Hxs he1ght IS 6 feet and h1s welght 165 pounds SAMUEL CHABLER Guard and Center Sam was blg enough to keep out a center and two guards so It took a good center to outplay h1m He played guard part of the tlme when Wh1temyer came back He IS a Senlor and IS through playmg for the Brown and Blue Hls he1ght IS 5 feet 8 1nches and h1s we1ght 168 pounds CHARLES WHITEMYER Center Chuck couldn t get away from the charms of the east ID tlme to play the first part of the season However he made up for lost tlme when he returned and was a blg help 1n our last games Hls he1ght IS 6 feet and h1s welght 165 pounds DONALD STARN Left End Starny 18 just the rlght slze for end and he held that pos1t1on down to perfectlon th1s year All who saw hls work need not be told any more about lt He has another year and should be an expert next year Hls he1ght IS 6 feet 2 1nches and his wexght 166 pounds LLOHD VAN NESQ Rlght Guard and Tackle Th1s was Lloyd s first year as a football plfu er but he showed ablllty to tackle and make a hole on hls Slde of the llne w hen needed Hls pos1t1on w1ll be hard to fill next 68 . 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V xc Ir and he xxIll be gre Itlx missed Lloxd IS a Qenior His height IQ 6 feet and his xxeight 1643 pounds PAUL QPAINGLIR RIght Tackle This xxas Paul s second xear on the team Ind he xxas Ilxxaxs on hind xxhen there xx IS anxthlng to he done xx hIle lt xx as almost I sure gain xx hen a pl ix xx ent around his end He IS 1 'Senior Ind It xxill be dilhcult o Hll his posItIon next xear He IQ J feet 11 Inches Ind his xx eight 170 pounds WALTER DOINLEY Left Half back Pete xx as a big factor In all the games that he plax ed his puntmg being equal to that of the ax erage col lege plax ers The school xx as unfortunate In not haxing him In all of Its games His height IS in feet 11 Inches and his xxeight 170 pounds CHARLES MoRR1soN Left Half and End Charlex did not get Into all the games but xx as one of the fastest men on the team being especiallx good at catching forxxard passes His height 19 9 feet 4 Inches and his xxeight 128 pounds PHILLIPS FLATTERY Guard and Tackle Phi xxas unfortunate In and xx as awarded one by the Athletic Association fo1 his good xx ork His height IQ 5 feet 7 Inches and his xx eight 155 pounds CRAIG MCCLELLAND Sub End Craig vxas also unfortunate In not haxing plaxed enough quarters to xxm his letter Hoxxever as he IS a Senior he xxas axxfirded one bx the Athletic Association His height Is 5 feet 5 Inches and his xxeight 145 pounds There are excellent prospects for a good team next xear as xxe xxill haxe fixe men back and should dexelop a good team from this xears subs Miller Crosiean Currx and Flasgoxx 'SQHFDUI E AIND RESULTQ Wooster W idsxx orth Wooster M lSSlllOIl Wooster Apple Creek Wooster 4 I Millersburg bJ , .' 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BALL TEALI ASKET B 2 ak W BASKET BALL The 1919 season looked l11d for the Lroxxn lllfl Ilues ch111ces 111 11 1sket blll We h1d but om lcttel n1111 l11Lk he lltlllj, Donlex xx ho tlllll school 1 fexx d 1xs 1tte1 our seeond gime lhen mme the I lu ll0lLlIlQ,' us to cloge school f01 sex L1 1l xx eeks lllll x1e1ke11111g the te 1m th1ough lack ol plactlce In sp1te of the manx l1111d1c21ps th 1t D1QS9Ilt6Cl themselx es tl1e II1gh School fought lldfll 1n all 1ts games x1111111ng f1om NI1lle1shu1g' and M 1ss1llon fxnd loslng to C 1l1on C 1nton md Ashland l1x 1 xelx clo L s o1e The credlt for the dex elop111ent of 1 te 1m ln the f1ce of such LllfI1CL1l t1es IQ due to Coach B21111h211t fo1 the 1nte1est he dlspl IX ed IH the plf1x G1 ette1 men l uk next xe ll 1nd should l1u1ld up 1 st1o11g team 'Ihe follox1111g1s h1s estlm ate ot h1s pl IX Lls I11 formmg 1nto xxo1ds mx 0131111011 ot the felloxxs It xx21s mx Dl1XllQgL to make 1nto the maehme th It pl IX ed B1sket I '1ll to1 VI H S Clllllllg the I l tl0IlS th 1t pxst se 18011 I t1x to keep 1xx IX IIOITI those te1ms 1111 1pp1e1 xx1ll keep the 1xe1 1ge DGISOII xx ho knoxxs ln 1sk2t l11ll hut does lltll Llllfltl h st 111d the sx stem 1t1L dex elopment 111to te1111 xx o1k 11om d1 1x1111g t 0 XX10Ilg COI1ClllS1OIl f1o111 the fOll0XXlllg st 1te111111t l xe1 s 1 T1 J 1xL11 leted l1x 1Lx x 2 e 61 1 1 sul A th1 l1g11111111g ot the s 1so11 he stood 111 1l11l1tx Ill 1dx 111e1 ot tht otl1e1 1111111l els ot the s111 Hut befo1e the squ 1d had dex eloped 111to It lull ethclencx Pete d11e to the flu bm hlcl qu1t school 11 7 12,1 ff 1 J 51, lf. 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VAN NESS Center was elected Captaln when Donley qu1t school He developed 1nto an efTic1ent player He was a good worker an accurate shot could be depended upon to do h1s full share at all tlmes and made a good plvot around wh1ch to bulld a basket ball machlne Lloyd wlll make some hlgher 1nst1tut1on a valuable basket ball man PRINGLE Rlght Forward At the beg1nn1ng of the season J lm d1dn t look l1ke real promlslng tlmber to most but by the end of the season had developed 1nto a very promlnent and vltal part of the machlne Jlm was an exceptlonally hard worker an accurate passer a fair shot H was IH the game all the tlme and made h1s presence felt He should make fine college materlal MITCHELL Left Forward Mltch the youngest member of the team showed all the quahtxes that are needed to make a player of more than ordlnary ab1l1ty Llght but fast a real dlgger and passer a llttle erratxc ln hlS shootlng th1s season but should make up for lt next season Mltch sure d1d develop some th1s year and should be a record breaker next year STARN Left Guard Starny 1s the best example of development under systemat1c tralnmg on the team He started the season Wlth the ab1l1ty but poor 3ppl1C3tlOI1 of It and developed lnto a good shot a hard worker who could use h1s bra1ns and keep h1s head 1n a pmch Hls team work became good h1S passlng accurate and he played h1s pos1t1on wlth credlt Starny should be 1n the runnlng for all state center next season WALKER Rlght Guard Grub the husky partner of Starny held up h1s end of the machlne by h1S steady cool dolng of the rxght thlng at the rlght t1me Grub also developed beyond the expectatlons of most He seemed to be followed by hard luck throughout the season havmg all the general allments and then finally burnlng hlmself on a hot water plpe at Severance Gym He worked at a d1sadvantage and yet was a real man on the team who should be a crackeryack next year CHABLER Rlght Guard Sam dlvlded honors wlth Walker at thls pos1t1on He had to be made to fill Walker s place at short notlce and he made well He sure was a hard worker who went after the ball wlth all he had and usually got what he went after Wlth a l1ttle more tralmng Sam should make a good college basket ball man MCCLELLAND Sub Forward Cralg although not landlng a regular Job showed the necessary ab1l1ty to belong to the varslty squad He was a steady conslstent player who always gave all he had and never lald down a m1nute The work of what IS termed the second team IS too often overlooked and I want to make speclal mentlon of the men of the second squad and thank them for thelr conslstent stlcktoltlveness whlch made It posslble 72 1 1 - ' a x v ' ' ' u - ss , . K . , . . . . 7 . . . . U . ,, , , . . e ac - n 1 ' v 7 ' J s v , . an - 77 ' ' ac n - , . . . . . Y 7 7 . . . . . . 9 ' u ra - ' . . ' n n cc n 1 ' 1 y . . . . . . v ' ' u ar ' . . . K 1 Cl ' sr , . . . , . . n 77 ' 1 - r . . . . , . 7 1 . . U . . . ,, . . . l for me to make xx hat I dxd out of the regular squad To the second Qquad goes a great amount of the credlt due for the fine work shoxxn hx the regular team ln thelr last games lrom thls squad should come the materlal next xe'1r coupled xxlth that left from the xarsltx squ 1d xxhlch should glxe Vl H S a lu ket ball tram far 'lboxe the axerflge The men on the second squad were llxtterx Iorhet Vlalker C lark Dlx Potts 73llIllS9I' SC HEIJI I L AND RI' Sl I Doxer Mlllershurg Masslllon 'lflansheld Ashland C allon 73 Q' 1. .'I'S ' ........... 54 W. H. S. ......... 11 Massillon ........ 28 W. H. ......... 15 ' .' ...... 19 W. H. S. ......... 28 ....,... 18 W. H. S. ......... 335 L .' ........ 232 VV. H. S. ........ . 8 . ' ......... 38 W. H. S. ...... . . .17 1 ' .......... 22 W. H. S. ......... 18 SENIOR CLASS BASKET BALL TEAW 5-4 .4 ,I 11111 S 1 111 S1111111111111 S 1 CLASS BASKET BALL x N 1 11 115111 if 1 f fll , N r 1 r 11111111 f S1 AXIIIX1 1 1111 11 1 ,11111' 1111111'-11111ss 1311511111 121111 s1-111151111.+111-11111s 11s11111 1111.' 1'1'21l'. 111 spi11 111' 1111- 1'211'1 111111 1111'U1'11l1H 11111111 11111 11111111 1lS1f111121IX' 11 1,1'1'f11'1111 1 '1 11' 11 1f. 11 1111: 1111 1111111111111 111' 11111 1.2191 111111 El 11111'111i11 5111111111 111111 11111111 111111 1111 1111' 111'1U'11f'1' 111111 11111 11'i1111111's 11111111 11111 111111111111 111 11'1X'i' 1111111' 1l1lI1l11S 1111 11ll'j.I 1111111511 111111. '11111' s111'i11s 1111s 1'111'1 11111--si111111. 11111 8111111113 11111111i11g 111111 1111111111111111 1111 11111111si1i1111 1111111 11111 11111111 111111 11111 A11 S11 ' 7111121111 'l'11is 111151111-2ll'1111'111,'11.21I111'111'1111'S1'1'11'S.111'SQ'111'1'1J1'11lj,, 111111111'i111,111 1111111 1111112151 112l11'1111111111'.X'1'111'11 1111' S1'111f1l'S11l'11I11l1'11 111 21 1p11s11111. 'A 1111, 311--251 1' 1, 1.11 11ff1. 1. S111 '11's .,..............,..,....... I 11 1111111 12. .11111i111's ....,...,..........,....... 2 1 11137 23. .'1 1 Us ...,............,...... 1 2 312373 -I. 1'11'1'S111111'l1 ..........,......,.,.... 11 Z3 111111 5. ,111 .'111l'. .............,.,.......,. 11 1 111111 BASEBALL TEAN r-4 A X V6 7 'O ff'1a - 115541,-2' -if 93 flh 'ITI xg 'l , Us ff Kim ff' BASEBALL lhc Plsebxll outlook fox 1919 xx IS bught for Woostel Hlgh 'School We hxd ou1 stu pitcher Wxlku b ick mgaln Ind h td Stun on first and Prlngle on second In 1 fexx d 1xs Lo rch hld dex elopcd an mheld and xxe met Apple Cleek 1n the nrst gxme of the season xx 1I1I1lI1g 5 0 The next 1n the tenth 1nn1ng on account oi the umpne not keeplng the croxxd back The next xxeek xxe plax ed Medma at home and xx 1tnessed one of the mont cxc1t1ng games exe1 plax ed hele The score xxas a t1e from the second 1nn1ng unt1l the tenth xx hen xx1th txxo out and txxo strlkes on hlm Walker knocked a home lun xx 1nn1ng for Wooster 2 1 The next xx eek xxe xx ere to plax Orrx 1lle here but xx e1e fo1ced to cancel the game on account of ram and xxere also kept from goxng to Ashland the next day for the same reason The next game xx as supposed to be xx 1th Shreve on the 16th but the xx eatherman che lted us out of mother xlctorx On the 19th xxe plax ed ou1 postponed glme xx1th Ollxlllt xx ho h 1d been looked on as one of our stlongest 11x xls We xxlped up the held xx 1th them ind xx hen the dust had clealed xxx IX the score xx as 11 7 xx 1th W tlkel lllxlllg clghteen strlke outs to hls credlt lhls xx IS the lxst gxme pl xx ed before the 'latler xx ent to plcss ind xxe haxe exerx reason to look folxx ud to a successful season 'lhe team xx ts composed of Walkel brothers as the battery Starn on hrst Prmgle on second Torbet at thnd ind Langell at short The outheld xx as const xntlx belng changed and xx is plax ed 101 the most part bx Whlte mxer Ch1ble1 I Wxllace M Wxllzce fll'll11S61 lfllttelx and Mltchell ll N7 'J 25,-f - All 1 1 -2 f-, II i I' ,-A Y'l: A it A il--Ai f .,. 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HEARD IIN BoTAM CLASS Ieacher Noxx th1s plant belongs to the Legonla famllx Damel Webeter Oh' I Qee xou are mst keeplng It fox them xxhllt thu are axxax Shxlok PRAX me Noxx I lax me dovxn to res lo studx hard Ive trled mx best If I should dle before I xxako. ld haxe no blamed exams to take Vllss Dalrxmple Bob max go to the bo 1rd and hnd the greatest common dlvlbor Bob Reardon fsulkllxj Gosh' there ls somethlng lost alound th1s blamed bu1ld1ng all the tlme Art Pranks I xe got a beastlx cold Ill mx head Sam Lleofskx Cheel up old chap' Ifxen a told IS better th lll nothlng Io THIL IRESHMILN lhe I' reehle stood on the ljlllfllllg cletlx Although he could not leaxn lhe poor boob xxas so 216511 lhe deck xefused to burn Nettle Wax Iapa xx hat does Tr ms ttl tntlc me 1n'l apa lt means zcxoss the Atlantlc Dont 1sk me mx more ques l1OllS ean t xou see I am busx I tShort sxlencej Plpa Yes but lf xou ask anx more QLIQSUOIIS I ll spank xou tAn othex short s1lence J Nettle Well Papa does transparent mean teloss parent 'V A ehlnk by the name of Chmg Llng Fell off of a street tal Bmg' Bmg' The tonductor turned hm head And to the passengers sald The ear s lost a washer Ding' Ihng, MISS Frank tm Freehman Latlnb C11ve prlnclpal puts of meanmg to g1V9 Ireahle Preeent do Past flour Iauture bread IVIISB Clark im heometlxl No I dont xx ant xour p Lpels toclax aul blasgoxx And then to thlnk I haxe mx lesbon tod xx MISS Clark C11ve me xour paper qulek then Paul and l xx1ll keep It IS xsouxenlr C ralg McClelland m Kalkas candx store X ou knoxx me httle box 'l Ixalkas Junlol xx ho xx as XxdtCllllIg' Clalg clostlx Xes xou are the gux that sxxlped the Hershex bars Al .. 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'K 1 V 1 ' 1 1 A N Y . I, 1. . . . I 1 ' 1 ' 1 . V V 1 n f V ' V ,V , . V . - , . 7, . 1 ' 1 1 V. V 1. ' I 1. ' 1, V U 7 1 1 1 3 ., , 1. V . l- . , 1 1 1 1 1. 1 v 4 1 Y' . Mrs McConnell Well Dorothy what d1d you and Robert talk about 'ls nlght Dot Oh we talked about our klth and km Dot s Sxster Yeth ma I heard them he sald Km I have a klth 'mc she Sald Yeth you k1n A tooter who tooted a flute lrled to tutor two tooters to toot Sald the two to the tutor Is It haxder to toot Ol to tutor Two tutols to toot But Grace on what grounds does your father object to me? Grace Sxdle On any grounds w1th1n a mlle of the house SLAM l Yes, sand the storekeeper I want a good boy to be partly 1n doors and partly out Y! slams shut A FOOTBALL MIXUP Lloyd made a run around the end Cralg got hlm from the rear Jlm sat down upon his neck And Paul upon h1s ear Art sat upon hls legs And Phllly on hls chest Whlle Swxgert and Hugh Mltchell Sat down on hlm to rest Sam Chabler was perched upon his head And Raymond on hls face Phe coroner was next called IH To slt upon hls case Who remembers the last t1me someone dropped a Jxtney on the Study Room floor as a slgnal for everyone to shuHle h1s feet'7 Mary Hoffstott I don t know what to do Wlth my week end 5771 Dot Mower Well why don t you put your hat on xt EVERAL s ODE How dear to my heart are the scenes of the office When my own wretched conduct presents them to vlew To each hallowed corner Im surely no novlce For almost each day these loved scenes I renew NOTICE W1ll the person who sw 1ped the thermometer from Chem lstry Lab kmdly return lt, as lt only reglsters 100 degrees and wont do hlm any good where he IS gomg MR LONGENECKER Mrs Hart Un Engllshl What do you thlnk LAllegro and L Pen seroso represent 7 Albert D1x Happy Hoollgan and Glooms Gus 82 H ' ' , - ' v v . l. at ' . in 1 ' ' nr , . v - , 41 , ' 4 ' ' 9 A K T v v v 9 v 1 l K, y 4 , 9.91 . Y L6 1 ' 1 - . Y ,, YY Cl , YY 7 I ' Y ' J ' ' ' !! AK !! ' 66 ' Y V! Fat Caskey- That's all right, but what becomes of me when the door ? . Y ll ' 1? ' 3 - v Y . . D wt-H ! ' - F7 if Y ' - , , ! ! Y , . ' ' -J ' 7 ! - - -Lu ' v Y' Flattery IS sort of moral peroxlde It burns many a woman s head Bob Bo Rod BOB s UPS AAD Dow NS Dld you call Helen up th1S mornmg' Yes but she w asn t down But why d1dn t you call her down Because she wasnt up Then call her up now and call her dow n for not belng down when you called her up A tourtmg went our bashful Phll But came back vylth a flown There must be SOm8th1l1f, wrong he sald Her rlbs run up and down I suppose your son broke hlmself down play mg football sald 1 fr1end to Mr Starn No was the reply The doctor sa1d that what gaye Donald nery ous prostratlon was trylng to get hxs lessons between games Art Weygandt I thought you took Algebra last year Earl Berger I d1d but the Faculty encored me Esta Bell What posltlon d1d Sam Chabler play on the football team ast fall ' Marg Sulllvan Im not sure but I thlnk he w as one ot the dl iw backs HEARD IN SLNIOR E1xc.L1sH Pope wrote The Rape of the Sock Johnson w as somethlng or other and his Iather yy as the SOIH6tl'I1Ilg Orpheus plaved so well that the stones and rocks just naturally took after hlm When DeQu1ncey was young he was a most preclous lpre OCIOUSJ chlld Llnes of SCIIIOIS all remmd us We can make our IIIILS subllmt And by asklng, foollsh llULStlOlIN Take up reutatlon tlme Ilnes of flunkers all remmd us School IS harder than lt looks We must work or leave behlnd us Yeroes on the retold books Marlon Graven Un C1y ICQ, They should 1llum1n1te all the forugn populatlon ID the C1tl9S Mr Machwart You seem to have some trouble gettmg oyer the ground Art I ranks I alnt complalnlng slr 1s long as I keep from gQtt1llg under lt 83 ll v,, . 1 r- 1 v 1 I 1 5 ' v V KK ' V 'Y ' KY! 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' lf Cm iwho recelved a set of mxnk furs from her fatherl And to thunk they came from such an lnslgnlficent anlmal Mr B I d1d not expect any thanks but I do demand respect STARTLING FACTS lt 18 estlmated that lf all the l1es told by W H S puplls 1n glvlng tardy excuses were d1v1ded equallv among the lnhabltants of the earth there would be enough to keep us all 1n purgatory for ten years Wow' Of the 496 yokes told by Mlss Bloomberg 1n Ifrench Harold Wllson has managed to see through just 22 Who can beat th1s'? You don t have to go to the Museum to see queer thlngs Just take a squmt at old W H S Qmeanlng who? The Joak edltor we take ltl Poets are not only born but they are borne w1th fR1ght vou are Brunoll An echo IS the only thlng that can cheat a woman out of the last word lWe d1dn t th1nk lt posslble J Of the 6 72 Jokes handed the yoke edltor 6 001 have somethlng to do wnth L raven and Nettle Way The other 722 encouraged the joke edltor to put hlmselt ln the 'latler as the b1ggest Joke of all Plctule Plctule Pxctule Plctuxe I nctule Picture Plctuxe Plcture Picture Plctule IMAGINARY PICTURES Dot Mowel lf she were not tall hel lf she could not talk at all Pmkle wlthout hex smlle Bob Hand late once ln a whxle GGOIQG lxaylor ln a rush 0 enla wlthout her blush Lloyd wlthout a date Leonard not bemg late Cutie lf she should grow Potts wlthout hls uke ln oyv lhese are pictures as they amt Vxslons no altlst could even pamt ROCl6I'lCli Slr ler came to ask you for your h Ind daughter Helen s Mr Sldle Certamly mv boy certalnly Take the one that IS always lll my pocket It 1 wa1ter at the club was arrested as a spy where would thev take h1m What don t you know 'P Why to the grlll room of course If a body sees a body Flunkmg xn a test And a body help a body Is It the teacher s blzz C race Sldle C ln you glve a good d9l:lI'11tl0I1 of a caterp1llar'7 Ocenla Faber Xep lt s an upholstered worm NOTICE Only good looklng persons dare read thxsl ,paqraouoo os aq luoq 84 H ,. ,, . . . 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Red No slr If It s good enough for you slr I m satlsfied FATHER s VIEWS We re all human I knou but 1tS hard to take that yleyy of some of the spec1mens my daughter encourages to call D1x Ctranslatmg 1n V1rg1lj Three tlmes I cast my arm around her neck That s as far as I got MISS Frank MISS Frank That s far enough Albert I1ttle B0bb19 Burns Ilttle Bobble Burns Sat upon a stove lhdn t go to Heaven Ilttle Bobble Burns llttle Bobble Burns Spotts She yymked at you eh Well yn hat followed Rlce I d1d SHORT STORIES Chapter 1 Ill Chapter 1 Beau Chapter 1 Jug Chapter 2 P111 Chapter 2 Dough Chapter 2 Jag Chapter 3 B1ll Chapter 3 Shoyy Chapter 'S Jugged Ruth Saurer You should have seen Edna run the quarter Ruth I don t know what you call the blamed th1ngs A slgn IH D N1ce s yylndoyy read as follows Why yy orry about vour dlrty klds when we clean them for fifteen cents? Another one Dont k1ll your Wlfel Let us do the d1rty vs ork Ell1ott Sz Palmer Laundry lumor Klmger Creadmg 1n Merchant of VQIIICQJ I am dumb MISS Folsom That s r1ght as far as you have gone Contlnue Mrs RICE Belmont hoyy many c1garettes are you smoklng a ay noyy Belmont Oh any glyen number Bernlce Nol1n What d1d you get IH deportment Ethel Hurd Oh I got vshat yy as left after ey ery body else got thelrs MISS Metz- Novy Irv1n yy hat IS the Monroe DOCtF1D97 Scoop It s a DISCO of paper say 1ng Hands Off ' IT COMES OFF ' l'h1s IS a grouchy vsorld Ah m A felloyy seldom laughs Why dont we use the smlle that we Use IH our photographsq D ' ss H V , - ' - V 44 s , ' vw W L A L an yr u ' ' v, , ' v , ' , va - , L . L A , L , 1 L L ll f I l? --' , ' M . . . ,' V . . ' , . ' J 77 x , ' , H . . . , . . ' Cl ! 77 L n 'W L y 1 4 Ll A . ' Y ' v J LI- A L. I' il ' Y? K t . 1 - v - ' IC ' Y! 1 L W I. I W a il . 77 66 ' 7! 46 ' ' h ' !! CUtl6 W.- What d1d she do w1t lt? n v , ' as 1 T t' L . . . . , 7. v Y . ,, , V r ' , ' Y , vv , . Y . I Y Y ' ' ' ' 66 ' IG 97 ' if 7 ' , ' Y! A n W L L A 1 . - ca v ' v ' Y - 1 . d ' 9 e ., ,qu Lg ' V 77 - , . . . ,, . V . ,, H , , ' U -1- , I L I .I ' L L . - u y ' , ' ' H L L , , A ' 44 Q ' y' 4 9 so ' If I 1 I . . ' . , e. , 7 l L . I ' 80 Mr Barnhart f1n Soclal Problemsj Roughly speaklng one mar I1age IH three ends In dlvorce Br1ght Soph Yes and It s the roughly speaklng part that causes most of the trouble Why do the glrls IH W H S lace so t1ghtly'7 Ans To show the boys how much squeezlng they can stand fWhadda thlnk of that'7J MISS Kean Why do you ob1ect to the League of Nat1ons Mlss Lhlsholm On muslcal grounds only After s1ng1ng My coun r t1s of thee all these years I don t want the mental effort of chang1ng to Our country t1S of those MISS Reece fto conductor! You forgot to take my tlcket Conductor Oh' you and that pretty boy were havmg such a good tlme that I hated to dlsturb you Coach Barnhart All that our team needs now IS supporters Mlss Clark Now If you people dont do better work I shall be tempted to glve you another test An old colored man was burnlng dead grass when Bub Rlce stopped and sald Dont you thlnk that w1ll make the meadows as black as you are? Don t worry about dat sah answered Unk Dat grass w1ll soon grow out and be as green as you IS What IS the breath of susplclon Pa? The one that has cloves on It my son SIGNIFICANT' EH 'V' Ethel I shuddered when Raymond proposed Bermce Was he so awkward? Ethel No he d1d It so well Max1ne I Iust adore cavlor don t you? Vlrglnla I never hear h1m except on the v1ctrola Cralg They say only men of bralns hve long Lloyd We w1ll hope for the best you may be an exceptlon CAN YoU SEE THE POINT? We would suggest that after May 26th Mr Svu artz start a permanent collectlon of corkscrews for the Museum Prmgle D1d vou ever hear a mosqulto cry? Hand No but I ve heard a moth ball 86 . . ,, . n 1 , ' A, . . . ,, . . H . , . fi , x Y! ' an , ' ' H K il - . L n . , . U . . . , xx 'W a - , 7 ' 7 7 ' t by , , K 7 ' YY , . ' KK ' Y? n 'i' a GK ' W u L - ' yr W fl ' YY ' CK ' Y - , A ' YY . . Pupil in the back of the room- Yield not to temptation. ' KK YY ' ' cc v ' ' y Y YY KC 7 YY KK ' Y Y ' ' 77 ll ' ' ' Y! , . if ' , 7 K 73 66 H ' li YY Cl ' ' Y! - , , ' CC ' ' Y Y! - . 9 ' . . . -,, . . ,, ' KK ' ' YY u ' . ' n - , , Y Y . Y ' KK ' ' 77 KC -I Y Y! .. , , THE BASEBALL GAME The game opened with Molasses at the stick and Smallpox catching Cigar vsas ln the box vuth lots of smoke Horn played first base with Fiddle on second and backed by Corn and Cabbage 1n the field They made It hot for Umpire Apple who was rotten Axe came to bat and chopped Clgar hit Brick walked and Shoe laced one to right for a palr and then Sawdust filled the bags Laundry sent one into the bleachers and cleaned up the bases Cigar went out and Balloon started to pitch but went up into the air 'lhen Cherry tried lt but was wild Ice kept cool ln the game Cabbage had a good head and kept quiet and Grass covered lots of ground 1n the field The crowd cheered when Spider caught a fiy Song made a hit and Wheel beat out a roller to first and Drum beat lt to third Wood caught Nail s drxve through the box and Submarine made a dash for home Organ plaved a fast game and Candle was put out then Strmg tied the score Rubber was out stretch ing a single and then Stove got hot when Coal was put in to warm up Crown Prlnce sacrificed men and Kalser went out to Pray and then Bayonet stabbed Hlndenbergs drive through left center Then Wilson after watchful waiting smashed Submarines fast one and sent several men across Shrapnel dropped Airplane s fly and Hospital was safe at home Germany put War on the run for Years but was caught napping by France and then Peace scored on Allies sacrlfice to Freedom Berlin kicked on Worlds dec1s1on at first but stayed in the game and Sammy came home when C Battery ground out Hammer began to knock and then the Trees started to leave The way they roasted Peanuts was a fright Ship h1t a Liner to left and Adding Machine errored on Cranks short punch Then Whiskey got a pass and the bases were full Chicken fowled on to Roast while Knlfe was cutting second In the seventh w1th three balls on J ew he hit out to Lunch Potato had a good eye and walted while Thief stole to second Match came up striklng for Light but was out and Gate closed the inning with three swlngs In the ninth Apple told Fiddle to take first base and then Song made a second h1t Trombone made a slide for thlrd and Meat was put out on the plate Lightning finished pltchmg and struck out one man The score was 23 to 0 and Door said 1f he had pitched he would have shut them all out EXIT BILL Blll Potts It always takes women a long time to dress Mary Hoff Ill bet I can dress in ten minutes Bill Id l1ke to see you do It Mary Sir' Scoop- B r r look out' I m a detective' Fisher Hovs s that? Scoop fholdlng up his foot and pointing to his heell See that Well I run that down R7 1 . Y . V. Y . . . , . y . Y ' . . . 1 1 1 l v v . , . Y . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . ' x ' l 9 . . . , . 9 - ' ' 1 . , . . ' v . . . , Y 9 . , Y . . . Y . Y Y . , . . . 1 ' ' . , . . V . 9 r V . . . . . . , , . . . . 7 . . . ' 9 9 . Q - . . . . 7 . . . . . . U ' 99 1. .1 K I cc 1 ' ' 97 ' ca v ' ' 77 sc ' u U a ' an - ' , . . - as ,a .va , . . . . . H 1: , . . 1 Dot Mower fpolntlng to her lndex flngerj I dont Qee how th1's flngel can tell XXIIICII was the current 19 golng Prof Machu art Qpolntlng to hle lndex flngelb That le becauqe hls llllgel has a hlgh degree of lntelllgence Dlx Q 11 do lou knovv Teddy I rank slngs better than he plavs' Barnes Hou do lou know Dlx I ve heard hlm play bteu al cl Have xou breakfaeted set Ida Herehberger Con ocean trlpj No n o on the contrars P3.L1llIlQ Ilfllllel' Oh Ellzabeth lx hat xllll I do? There are burgllls ln the pantry eatlng all mx candy' Ellzabeth Dont xx orrx ae long as thex don t croak ln the houee Prof Maurel Is xoul daughter lmprovlng anx ln her plano practlce'7 Mr Wlll1lmS I thlnk so the nelghbors are beglnnlng to nod to me agaln Frace I told Clay ton he must not see me any more Ocenla What dld he do? C race Turned out the llght HARD TO BEAT Laet nlght I held a llttle hand So dalnty and eo neat Nlethought my heart would hlllst wlth Joy So wlldly dld It beat No other hand unto lny Qoul Could gleater solace bllng lhan that I held lait nlght whlch waQ Four aces and a lIln5, Robert qutton I thlnk manl dogs hale more senee than thelr maeters Vlfgll Irvln Sax I got Il dog llke that fAnd then he wondered xxhx thex laughedb Scoop fto 1 prleoner at the lull Qax have lou got anv I'9llgl0Ll9 convlctloni' Prlaoner Well I reckon th It s the rlght ll ord I xl 18 brought hele for robblng a church Mrs Hart I ahant lequlre am mole readlng Qave two or three DIQCCS of Qteele Mabelle COIIIHQ Rather hald at that He fat a candy partw I Oh let me llck the dlvlnlty off your fingers She fat Qame partvj Oh but I have dlvlnlty all over my face too 88 I . . 7 U , 7 . 1 I I . ' Q - Y v . . ,, A I . v . . I . A H . I . ' I - I ' I t I I ' . . . ,, I . 'Y U I - v v v 4' I' I I I ' l I cv , I I I I A I . , , 44 . I 11 ' II 1 - 11 N .I I H v v Y V mf K o ' ' In - - Y 11 I T , I . ' ' U ' I v' I I1 T , , . c I - v ' Y 11 - 1 , , , 1 - 11 .1 ' I ' ' I U I I ' v' v ' ' ' 11 ' 'I s U ' I I ' I I ' ' I c I- I , I ' 77 u v 11 1 - I I I ' 66 ' 11 1 cc ' 11 I i I ' J A . I Y I . I K . . , rw A - - I , I I I I' ,. .6 ' V 1 I V 1 ' I 1 l I I I 11 I II . . I H V ' . 1 ,, Y I 1 - v I v N I .7 . H Y ' V . . X c I .1 Z I ., I , I - ' 11 ' U I I 'I ' I vI I I I -1 , r I . :I - ' 77 it I 1 . If v 1 l v ' ' I 1 ' f 11 LI Q ' u ' 11 I-- , c . , as ' ' ' ' , 11 I 1 f KK ' ' ' 11 L I 1 1 ' Rrlght I reshre All farmers Qellrng mrlk rn toxx n should be aold rn bottles Cutle fvamlx trxrng to anaxxer queetronj But er Mr Machxxart rf xou xx ould let me uae the book I could explarn rt better Prof Machxxart Yee thre carbon droxrde rn aoda xxater ra ermplx made bx pourrng acrd on marble Marx Hoffatott Oh rs that xxhx soda fountarns are made of marble? CREDITABLE ADVICE Mx son Qard old man Reddrtt Take thrs advrce from me The lem xou uae your credlt The better rt wrll be Mme Metv In xx hat condltron xx ae the Patrrarch Iob at the end of hw I1fe Kax lor Dead WORTHY or MEINTION Ieonard Spotts re mrearng from the Aaeemblx Room xx hereupon Mrm 4 ross aakq Maxrne Robreon about bra abaence and geta the neceaearx rn for matron In the parlor there xxere three She the parlor lamp and he Two rs companv no doubt Q0 thc llttle lamp vxent out Dorothe 1 Haxe xou heard that rt S all ofl l Helen No' What? Dorothea Eugene Q harr All thrngs work and moxe Then let ue be up and gorn,-2 Gomgr everx where we can and thus keep our credrtorw from knoxxrng Where to lax therr hande on us Mrs Rrce Belmont I heard a norae verx late xx hen xou came rn Belmont Wae rt the nrght fall1ng Mra Rrce No rt xx ae the dav breakrng Irm What are xou trxrng to do anx hoxx 'I I loxd Trxlng to raree the xxrnd Irm What Q that for I loxd To meet a draft Prof Mote I have Qeen pe rches txxelxe rnchea rn drameter 1Axx gvx an 'I We knoxx aeveral rn W H S larger than that J C rarg What krnd of a hen law golden eggs' Phrllx Anx that laxs at all nowdays 81 . 4, ' . H . . . . ' . . i . . . . , sv ' l v vt v ' K5 v . . ' ' v - n . v V . . ,, Y U . . . . V . . 7 . -1- ., I . . . . . , ' ' M v tl . 1 v v ' . ' W v ' . rr u , sv ' - I v . , . , H . . v Y . .. b . , v . . ,, . H V . . V . .L . 4- r . ' ' rv , ns vs . . ' , N . . . v V A, x . . rr rx . , .. Y 1 ws 4 1 v- I 1 ' v . 1 . r . . . . I . xx 1 - 1 l ' , . , . Y 1 ' v Z K 1 . V 1 it 1 v v a H I ' ,v ,, cl I A g n n , I sc v ' xx ' - v - v P v nv 7 ' , . . vw ' 'K . ' v v . ,, x . l , x D A . . u ' ' ' sy ' u ' , ' sv x . '1' , x A . ' KK ' , ,' . v Y V9 ' u 1 Y 1 ' , na ,' ' ,' vs 4 . 1- l . . - 44 v vs Y W n 4 , 44 vu J I i' - Il . , , , ' ' ' 71 . -1 . c x . . V yl Y D . . . . . A . . v . ' an ' , ,csv J i 5 x . . ' , u , , H A i - -V. .. Helen You say you llke my eyes What do you thlnk of my mouth? Eugene Well taklng It 'ls a whole Helen Ccoldlyj Slr V' WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Harold WIISOH saw through a rule ln French? George Clark should slt stlll one mlnute? MISS Ch1Sh0lm should catch someone cuttlng school? Phllly Flattery should have a VlS1t to the Mayor s oflice? Senlors should get tardy excuses Wlthout Mlss Metz s lnvltatlon? Marlon Graven should walk to school wlthout Nettle? Vlfgll Irvln had a date? MISS Kean were not keanly lnterested ln us? These lokes should make you laugh? Optlmlst The raln falls allke on the lust and the unlust Pesslmlst Yes and they both get stuck ln the same mud When I go out to take a walk I ook so neat and gay I have to take the dogs along To keep the glrls away JAMES PRIINGIE Now WATLH CLOSE When I go out to take a. walk I look so neat and gay I have to take the glrls along Pull LIPS FLATTERY LITERALl We shall beat our swords lnto plowshares and our corkscrews lnto button hooks She wore a dress I laughed at lt For brevltys The soul of wlt Ocenla I slmply cant express my self Mrs Hart Then come by Parcel Post CJoke' Joke'J MHTIOH Promlse me Nettle that you wont let anyone come be tween us Mr Way Cln background? I dont see how anyone can DIX Ive met the only glrl for me Potts What agaln? MISS Endly Melba make some noodle soup for dlnner today Melba But I don t know how MISS Endly MISS Endly Why Melba use your head 90 H ' ' , H ll ' ' 79 1 , c . - , cc ' as . - . . 7 . . , . . . , . . . . ' , u ly ' ' . 1 I . . . ,, . I . . . ,, 44 ' ' Gi ' Y! - , . Y l . , ' I Y N Y ' 3 , Y To keep the dogs away. - , . . Y . . . , . ' A n 'Y ' v ' CC ' Y 7 Y! - . .. L . ll l! ' ld ' ' , y 9 Y ... , Y , 7 !7 ' CK 7 1? ' IK ! ' 7? il ' Y! - , . ' 46 - Y ,, s . . xx 1 , , ' , H - , . - , fl , ll 9 7 ' THOUGHTFI L WILLIAM Mrs Potts Wllham dldn t I hear the clock strlke two as you came ln last n1ght'7 B111 Yes mothel It started to strlke ten but I stopped It from xx aklng xou Qoph1e Sax Ireshle who put the Hun 1n Hungary '7 l reshle Cmeeklxl It must haxe been the gux that put the Trot 1n Trotzkx ' Russell Odenklrk Where are those papers 'iam Llcofskx In the blacksmlth shop Russell Ha ha' I suppose belng forged Qam No belng filed tOld stuff J A BRILLIANT THOUGHT A thrlfty old lady of Hull Whose mtellect seemed rather dull When readlng at nlght To etonomwe llght Put lummous palnt on her skull At the Sen1or class soc1al at DIX s Jlm Prlngle asked Dot Mow er xvho xx as s1tt1ng near hlm Tell me why 1sn t a woman l1ke a looklng glass? lookmg glass reflects w1thout speaklng but a woman speaks wlthout reflectlng Dot flushed but not to be outdone sald That s qulte clear Now perhaps xou can tell me James the dlfference between a man and a look 1ng glass J1m had to glve It up Well Vou see answered Dot a mlrror IS pollshed I don t thmk some men s manners are do you tNote Jlm was seen not heard the rest of the evemng J REFLECTIONS In the dark last night I met her And from her took a klss And the sweetness of the nectar O erswc-pt my soul wlth bllss But today I have a feelmg A taste thats clear and keen And lt tells me that the nectar Was cold cream and LIXCQTIDQ Copled hrox er Walker I alw axs go to bed w 1th the chlckens I uc1lle hroslean Its a wonder xou dont get l1ce Jlm Currx Sax, pa xx hx haxe words roots? M1 Curry Why to make the language grow mx son 9 -1 w tt I l . , . v V . . ,, . ,, Q . . - ., . . , . v ' v Y' ' K1 7 4' ' Y ' Y 77 L , 5 ' 9 1 ' 3 ' - Y as K, Y , ' 7 7? Q Q ' ll ' Q Q!! ' , ll ' Y! L I W n A u , ss , ' 97 I I - , . I, L . li ' V9 . - , . . ' Y V Y .' . , Y . U V . . , . . V .. . . , W x Y. . . ,, Y Y . , V . . ,, . . - , . . . , u . . . . 4, Of course Dot dldnt know, so J1m sald, w1th a smlle- You see, a . . . , . ' Y! ' sc r ' , . , . , . . , v ' v K . v 'y ' Y! 46 77 , Cl ' ' ' ! ' ! A Y 7 5 ' ' v v , rr l I I , , . . I .. , I v ' ' 1 -Y Y . I. I h s -4 r v l l ' v 4' N v r' ' H ' N ,' u s I Y , v ' 91 A .' 1- . . . ' Y 7 is I Y I Y Y Y v ,I . v U v 7' ' f . 1 .79 ' X ' 1 .V ' ' Grace Srdle Say doctor when I smg tears come mto my eyes What can I do for th1S7 Doctor Stuff cotton 1n your ears Nurse Have you any organlc trouble? Sammy Myers Er no ma am I a1nt a b1t muslcal John Cant you keep a secret Esther? Esther Graven I can but 1ts Just my luck to tell thlngs to other gxrls who can t SCIENTIFIC REFLECTIONS Mlss Endly has dxscovered that Sugarless Goosberry P1e can be easlly made by leavlng the gooseberrles out Mlss Clark has dlscovered that extracting the cube root of the SIZE of Lub Rlce s shoes w1ll g1ve the exact QIZQ of the r1ng worn on the e hand of the Statue of L1berty Walter Thls fish 1S very rlch slr Red Greenbank Yes I see xt s well supplled wlth bones Maxlne I am not qu1te finlshed yet Machle Somethlng left for the Creator to do At Alllance last year Ph1l Flattery was so worked up over the Debate that he started hls prayers Hon Judges Ladles and Gentlemen Mabelle They are er well they are a kmd of sllence Prof Well I never heard any then MISS Bloomberg GIVE the pr1nc1pal parts of bolre to drlnk Qemor Bolre boyant bevo CWhy not beer J Raymond Armstrong Oh say d1d you see my new cravat pm Brooks Ebert Yes It looks l1ke a headllght on the B 8: O Mary E Young Oh conductor the car w1ll stop 1n a mlnute and I don t know wh1ch end to get off Conductor Don t worry MISS the car stops at both ends Machle If one boy pulls a rope wlth a force of 100 pounds and another boy on the other end pulls wlth a force of 75 pounds what Wlll be the resultant? George Llmb- A fight Ethel Flsher Im so hungry I could eat the 1am off the door fNow ISD t Ethel w1tty D Mxss Bloomberg How dare you swear before me Manuel Clark How ln thunder d1d I know you wanted to swear first? 9 . ,, . . Y 7 ' ' 77 . Cl ' 9! li ' Y! if Y , ' P ' ' !! 7 ! ' KI Y 77 - , . u ' y - - - , K ' 7 if . is as - x - ' ' - . . I ft . ,, . . . . ,, - , , ll ' 7 ' ' !9 T 9 a ' ll ' ' Y! KK ' !? 66 ' H ' , u ' rx . . . , . li ' ' !7 Prof. Machwart- MISS Colllns, what are beats? KC ' ' !7 7 1 ' sc , ry .- , , . . ,, . . . , . , . ,, n l y a ' if ' !J sf T , , . . Cl V ' ' fl 1 1 K - ,, . . . . - , . . . ,, . . . u 1 y 7 x 1 ' 77 . CK 7 Y - H . ,, . l. ! 9 !! . ' CC Y! ' H v , ' va 1' sf I 1 . , . ' it 77 a u ' ' !Y 9 - Tell me all your troubles All puzzlmg questlons answered by MR I KNOWIT Dear Mr I Knowlt I am a yery small boy for my age and am a Junior W H S Would It be all rlght to wear knee pants untll I graduate? Your llttle boy KENNETH HOOLEY Mr Hooley Yes Only hurry and grow up or else the glrls vson t look at you I KNOWIT Mr I Knowlt I am a Senlor and am troubled by havlng the boys Wlllk at me How can I prevent thlb7 Yours truly ETHEL BABCOCK Mlss Babcock The only way to prevent th1s IS to close your ey es and not wmk back I KNOWIT Dear Mr I Knovslt Please tell me the easlest may to remove palnt from a sldewalk Yours hopmgly WILLIE FLATTERY Dear WIIIIQ Keep the pamt In the bucket and then Iust set the bucket oil the sldewalk I KNOWIT Mr I Knowlt I used to have a n1ce g1rl but she won t look at me any more What should I do In a case l1ke th1s'l Should I commlt su1c1de or look for another? Yours untll further notlce IRVIN LAUTZENHEISER Mr Lautzenhexser Nelther IS necessary Just make a nolse l1ke a couple of Movle tlckets Shell fall' I KNOWIT Mr I Knowlt I have lots of trouble trymg to make the Seniors and Junlors get tardv excuses How can I remedy th1s'7 Your frlend MISS METZ MISS Metz Don t mark them tardy I KNOWIT Dear S1r I lead a most unhappy l1fe The glrls s1mpIy wont let me alone How can I remedy th1s'l Yours blushlngly VIRGIL IRVIN Dear V1rg1e I am sorry for you but there IS no remedy You must grln and bear It I KNOWIT HEARD IN PHYSICS The mayor dlabollc scale IS The vocal length of a m1rror IS 93 I ' ' I I K I . I I I , . I I I I .J II I v v I ' I ' I t Il I I y I . I Y I V . I I v I I I . I , . nh- I I 7 7 I I I . 7 .T I 7 I I I Y I I , I I . I I I . V H .-' 1 I I I I I I , I I Ii , K N I I u I I I . I Y I I - 1 I ' I I V I I I .L I I . I , I . I I I I I' I Y V . I l I . I , I . , I Il' I ' I I ' ' ' v I ' ' I I ' I . I I , I I . Y . V Y Ii K , I I I I . I I Unfortunate pedestrlan who has been knocked down and dazed Where am I9 Enterprlsmg Newsboy Here you are slr' News two cents But where he asked was Nlr Flattery You seemed to be alone last nlght When through the parlor qulte by chance I happened suddenly to glance Why pap you are well aware Ive always claimed that rockmg., than And llfll Flattexy who knew It well Sat down there first exclalmed Dorothy R106 See here YV31t8I', you got your finger 1n the soup Walter That s all rlght slr It a1n t hot Boss No we have all the men we need Jlm G1mble Seems l1ke you could take one more the llttle b1t of work Id do Crltch You want to keep your eyes open when you walk around the campus Curry Why? Crltch Well youll look l1ke a fool 1f you go around yy 1th th m closed Walker I ran all the way to the fire last nlght Walker Sure, car fare Palmer Elllott How does It come that the length of a boy s arm IS e clrcumference of a g1rl s wa1st'? Helen Fltzgerald I don t know Let s get a strlng and see Engllsh Teacher What was Washlngton s Farewell Address' Answer Heaven Ruth W1ll1ams For the love of M1ke' Why are you walklng on those tacks 7 Bob To test my new holeproof socks A malden entered the 'lhdmght Cal And firmly grasped a strap And every tlme they h1t a curve She sat ID a dlfferent lap The hlll grew h1gher the turns grew worse At last she gasped wlth a smlle Wlll some one klndly tell me please How many laps to a m1le'7 Cross lndlvldual h1t by a golf ball Hey I'h1s yull cost you ten dollars' RICE Dldn t you hear me say Fore 7 C I Four wlll be sufliclent 94 J ' C -'- ll Y! ' ' as , ' u K 'i , . , . ll 71 K6 I , . ,. ' , 9 9 v H IK Y l I . ' ' ,- . . ' . I' . 7 I I7 ' ' it ' ' 77 - , . ' KC 7 ' ' ' ' 7 F! -1 7 9 ' K4 Y! .. , . . . ,, . . . W 1 7 !! H ' ry 16 , 1 '1' L 97 KC 7, -4 ' 'rr as Y , v - - , ,' e 79 li ' ll SK ' ' 7? Spangler- D1d you save anythlng? KK Y! ' ll ' 1 , - , - I A th ' ' 9 ' U ' as 9 1, - , n W' u L 1 ' U ' v , 1. , , I H W' L L L L L 1 , as sv L 1 u . . ' H . 7 1 . ll Y? I ', 5 J ' Y ' 1 u ' . ' , . Y ' Y ' ' H s v ' ' ' v U fl V ' V' . . , - . !I ' 44 ' 9 c 1 n gg ' ' 99 Berger Hey Kaylor you ye got a hole 1n your sock Kaylor No I havent Berger Well hovs dld you get your foot IH the Mlss Revennaugh What xx as the first season? Freshman It must have been the fall back ln Eden Mlrlam Post Sam Llcofsky IS a dreadful flxrt I wouldnt trust hlm too far Helen Beck I wouldn t trust h1m too near Bob What s here? Barden Remalns to be seen as he led the way 1nto the morgue Margaret Sulllvan I hear Ruth Berry has a chaperon Esta Bell Oh the poor glrll Tvx as only last yn eek when she had a bo1l on her neck Strange the fate that fate can poke Ive pondered thus for days 'Klan must walt untll hes broke Before he mends hls ways And vson t you drop 1nto tea Mary asked polxtely Oh no' answered James Its too warm Clt s tlme to laugh J Ruth Saurer My face IS my fortune Ida H In that case your lnherltance tax mll not be large Harold Iflsher I hear that Bllly IS golng out West for hlS health Sam Chabler Thasso Hovs dxd It get out there CAN YoU SEE THIS ONE? Denny Lenhart Oh doctor I am yy eak enough to C1169 Doctor You underrate yourself Denny No no' I overate myself Klttmger I had a dreadful fall last nlght Mote Tell me about lt My wlfe was talklng I hung on every word and then and then Yes yes and then? Her VOICC broke TAKE NOTICE DAD' Ill fares that home to hastemng llls a prey Where dust accumulates whlle ma s away George Pearce So he yy ent to Arxzona for tuberculosls Starny D1d he get lt SONG or THE Joke EDITOR Keep the good work golnf, whlle your head IS swlmmnng 'Ihough these Jokes are awful bum they are your best 95 as , , , v V - V , H Y I . 4 ' , , u 1 H 1 Y ' . . , It , V , N, , n?l ' It v , V , !9 n -1 A A n n n , , 44 , ' u A W n . . y ,, . Y . . V , , 1 n 1 A ' Y! u 1 , - 77 H 9 H CK ' !7 ' .. Y y ' U 7? ac ' V Y , , Y - , . ' Y? , , . an , 9 , ' rr , - , u rv , , , as y H 1 ' 7 OH! IDA s DRI-:ADI-'ULLY CLEVER! H ' 7 H KK ' ' 7' 77 1' U ' ' ' ' H H 7 ' ' 17 K4 Y ' 77 7 7 ' as , ar K4 7 !! 'i' , . K . Mr. - . . H ' H Mr. - . li ' ' , Mr. K.- ' ' , , , H ,... ll 9? Mr. M.- , ' , . H ' !7 Mr. K.- . , . Y ' I ' r CK Y ' ' VP , u ' - rr . ' s ' 1 v v TOO MANY MAYORS ACT I SCENE 1 The Hlgh School Campus 1 ntn Phllllps Flattery Albert D1x Roderlck Barden Cralg McClelland Lloyd Van Ness Charles Revennaugh and others from the Class Play rehearsal Phzllzps Flattery fdrawlng revolverh I defy the world' CF1res J Rodezzck Burden See here Phll there ll be the deuce to pay for thls Phzl Aw get away who cares? Heres to Smlth Gov Lemer and the whole bunch CF1res four or hve tlmes 1n rapld successlon J Rodelzck All rlght youll see A llttle whlle later Albert D11 Come on Phll let s go Phtl- All rlght old top just as you say C omg over Barden? Ent All but Van Ness McClelland and Revennaugh lloyd Say fellows Ive got an ldea CConsp1rators dravs close gether J What s wrong with g1v1ng Phll a llttle scare? hee y Sure lloyd Come on let s head for the Shack I ll tell you on the way up Iyaezmt SCENL 2 Alfred Creenbank s Home Ente: Red Creenbank Creadlng newspaperj Reads Man Ends Llfe by Jumpmg 1nto Rlver 1 cd Caloudj Ill bet there was a woman at the bottom of It fLoud talk and laughter outslde J What the deuce broke loose now? CGoes to door J I ntez Lloyd Van Ness Cralg McClelland and Charles Revennaugh much 8YClt9d Red For the love of Mlke what s up Don t all talk at once lloyd We re gomg to play a Joke on Phll Flattery You see he was flrlng a revolver tomght back of the school bu1ld1ng We was goln to phone hlm up from the Shack up here and say we was the Mayor and wanted to see h1m But the heck of It IS he ll recognlze our XOICBS Red So you want me to do the Mayor act hey Petzj and Lloyd Yeh' Sure' C Iazq Tell h1m someone near the hlgh school reported on hlm Jb ll !7 ' 1 J L , , V , , .. . . . A .., . . . . ' ' , ' sc , nv ' ,' , , u ' 1 ' yr 7 ! ' ' if 6 . I ' ' ' 7 1 ' Y ' Y V ,, . Y . . w . . . ,' 46 ' 1 rv - , . I I , ' , an ' 1 n 7 l ' . H . . M u , . ,, , , . . I , . - , . IL 7 ' YY ' , A - , , . . ' . to- ., ,N . . . . I . ,, I V IK YP , ,' ca as Clazg-- How? U 1 1 v, v V , an 4 T , A , . V n , W 1 I ,1 - . . , , u H N , ' , . . , , aa ' ' ' ' an J . ll 7 . ' 4 . ' ' ll I H. It 7? 1 I ' y I .:, ' ' . , if ' Y 9 YY W , :W u sa 1 ' ' ' , , 1 . '- . , . , . . ' 5 7 1 v , . V . . . , . Y. ',, 44 Y as - v , , IK ,Y ll YY L ' - . . v, - u ' , ' , ' H L . Rez 11 Ha and tell hlm to brmg h1s revolver xxlth hlm Lloyd Yeh' and tell h1m to come doxxn to the Max or s oflice rlght axx ax Refi Hell suspect somethlng 1f I tell hlm I m the 'VIax or Crazy Don t tell hlm xxho xou are 1ust sax to come rlght doxxn Refi Ha' All rlght I ll do anxthlng once Ent and phones Refi Cln dlsgulsed YOICQJ Hello Plattery S P 1 es Rui Could I speak to the elder box Phzl Thats me Ph1ll1ps Flatterx I er! Are xou the box that xx ae do1ng the shootmg around the h1gh school thls exenxng Ihzl Un a qulverlng NOICGJ He s s1r I but I xxas on x shootmg a fexx blanks had Suppose xou come doxxn to the Mayor s office eax a about half past nme and xxe can talk the matter over Phzl- But IS It so 1mportant I have to go to bed early I ef! Well xou see that xxould hardly be an excuse but sxnce xou haxe to retlre so earlx -er suppose xou come dovxn rlght axx ax and brmg the revolx er xx 1th xou I hz! Whx the revolver ISD t mlne It er belongs to a fr1end of mme Itnf Well never m1nd then the revolver xsnt so lmportant but come doxx n at once ll Ye es slr Hangs up and everx one has a good laugh Iloml I-is soon as he could catch h1s breathl Come on vx can t mlss the rest of thlq Ru If Well tell you all about It Red Ha' ha' R111 Daxx gone It xxlsh I xxas golng So long I ut the three consplrators on the run ACT II SUNIN 1 In front of Clty Opera House If nter Lloxd Cralg and Revx I hzl I m sort oi nerx ous home on II 1 Wut here come some telloxxs Intu Llxod Cralg md Revx Phzl Oh felloxxsl I m lrrested Ile: If and Lloyd What? C fazq Arrested? Phzl Xes someone reported me xou knoxx for shooting lloyd The d thex dldl 97 i . U y . . . '. . ,, as - , , , s - , ,rv W n n 1 u v - - ' 9 , rv T I . 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P1111 One of the cops I guess lt was one of the cops 1ust called me up C ee he was mad D11 Yeh' told hlm to come rlght doyyn and brmg h1s gun P1111 Ctremblmgb What do you suppose he ll do D11 fln a shaky VOICE, Thls IS terrlble Ill do what I can to keep thls out of the paper P1111 We d better go 1n Come on felloyvs go ln yv1th us and be yvltnesses 11111111 C1111g 111111 Rez 11 Sure FJ Qllllf SCENE 2 At Qlde of L reenbank s House L11te1 Lloyd Cralg and Revy Call shoutlngl C 11111 IS HCV Red E11te1 on balcony above Red 1n pajamas C 11111113 She worked great Ha' ha' Old Phll I 111 Begm at the beglnmng one of you 11111111 We beat It down there and met Ph1lly and D1x1e 1n front of the May or s ofhce 111111 Yeh they was both as yvhlte as sheets ha ha' 11111111 So yye went ln Ph1lly goes rlght up and lays the revolver Inf L11 Yeh' He took an old busted gun and lald It on the desk C1111g The May or looks It all over and takes lt apart 1101111 Whlle Ph1lly tells all about It about shootmg only a feyy blanks 1111 Oh ah ha' ha' What d1d Flsher say 11111111 He had Ph1lly there for half an hour-expla1n1ng 11110 I had to keep my hat 1n front of my face all the tlme 1 Yes and I sw allowed a perfectly good stxck of chewlng gum 1 I m1ssed a clrcus ha' ha' go on I 11111 He declded the reyolyer wasnt good enough to keep so he glye back told hlm not to do any more shootlng 111111 Phlll s'11d that s the last tlme he ever monkeyed w 1th a gun F1e1111t THE END 98 . H . Y u . w , u 1 I , . . . . U . . Y C . . ,, ' u , v U . ' . V . H .1 . . , v , 17 . tl 9 1 . . N -i- . 1 , ., . ' 1 1 7' . ' ' KC !7 ' . Y 1 ' . ' I . y . K ' 'Q ' . ,Y 1 1 ' V v ' , . 1 ,, , an as 1 lv T . . ' . ' ' w - , y 'V . ll v Y! CK Y? 66 ' i! I , cc ' ' ' , H L -1 c i . ,, . . . . . , A - Y 7 ' Y? 7 , , as , , ' sv . ! ' ! Y ' 1 , ,- 46 - ' as C,,1c11g- He got us to go ln and be yvltnesses- cc , y ' ' ' , rv p J , u ' ' ' as , ' u , ' ' ar as ' ' , ' ' 7 Y u 4 - W . K Y 1 ' ' 1 ,I sc - 1 ' , , rx as ' , X ' ' rv tv, ' ca - , ' as 1 , as , ' ,' av 1-1' 11- -, - ' ' . -1 . 1 sc ' , ' 1 ar l.1'1 -- . . ' . , . .- . 4' I H ' y rx v L- 7 Y L. 2 v . . V gy . ,, lt - L . . 1 I ' KA ' ' YN ' ' , ' 77 C , - . . , ' . 1.' 1 THE TEN COMMANDMENTS lhou shalt not be late for school for that doth grlexe the teacher solclx Thou shalt not forget thx excuse nor thx permlt nor anx of the rules lest that cause tlouble lhou shalt not cut school lest thou be dSS1g'll6d a chalr ln L B K s ofhce lhou shalt not get thx L1t1n no1 thx I rench nor any of thx lessons xxlth a ponx Thou shalt not lolter 1n the halls nor on the stalrs betxxeen classes lest MISS Kean see thee thou tempt the teachers lhou sh xlt not xxeu thx class coloxs nol palnt them on the Toxxer lest thou be suspended lIld9f1Yllt6lX 'lhou shalt not fall to become aroused oxer Football Basket ball or Baseball lest thou be called dlslox al pupll Thou shalt not fall to pax thx class dues lest thou be called a Sl3Ck61 'I hou shalt not ful to get 1 Tatlfz lest the Tatler I oard be left ln debt ETHEL I11sHER D 9 7' 1 I 1 . v ,V . r - , 5 , , . A V , , ' . 'T - 4 1 A, 1 1 -' f ' ' ' ' ' . . v . ' . Y 4' , v V 1 , S ' ' ' J, . ' . ' ., Thou shalt not eat candy nor peanuts nor chexx' gum in school lest x , nl- v 1 ' v 1 1 ' n 4 vw mq 1 1 . v A C I . I nn L , , l 1 ' 1 l ' - . . , . .' , Q '. j ' . ac , va I I K 1 1 A' - 2 . 1 2 1 - A 1 1 ' - fl SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept 3 School beglns No more fun Chapel Mr Mote and MISS Endly glve talks Green predomlnates on the south Slde of the Audltorlum Sept Reg1strat1on Day Everybody wants to be grown ups Sept Coach Barnhart 1n1t1ates the football season Sept Blg tlme 1n chapel Senlors staged As You L1ke It Sept No chapel Stmgy' Eh? Sept Semors and Freshles colors appear on the tower SBDIOTS remove Freshman colors Senlors ordered to lower thelr own A A organlzes wlth McClelland as Presldent Sept 25 Black and Orange pamt poured on the tower Sept 26 J un1ors choose Scarlet and Gray for class colors Colors fights are numerous Woof Result Johnston wears crutches Sept 27 F1rst football game Wadsworth 6 Wooster 21 Student body marched wxth drum corps to college Stadlum Sept 30 Chapel M1ss1ng Oct 1 School d1sm1ssed 1n afternoon for Wayne County Farr Oct 3 Tests appear School out at th1rd perlod to see W C T U parade c 4 Llterary Oc 7 Everybody happy why? Flu struck Hlgh School IMPORTANT EVENTS DURING VACATION c 10 Avlators flew over Wooster Everybody on housetops Nov 7 Ohlo voted dry False report that the arm1st1ce was slgned Blg t1me Nov 11 School IS not yet but soon ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year Bell r1ng from n1te to nlte People cheered all day and paraded at evenlng after Wh1Ch the kalser was burned About mldnlght when the hlgh bu1ld1ngs began to lean over backwards and the pavements began to sag each one constltuted hlmself ofliclal gulde and steered hlmself home Nov 12 The torture begms Chapel War speeches Zlfl Nov 16 W H S plays Masslllon there The b1g Breeze blew on MaSS1llOH whlch left the unfortunate score 52 0 Many Wooster rooters Nov 18 Grade cards lssued Everybody happy' 'P 'V Nov 19 Mlss Bloomberg wore the same dress she dld yesterday Nov 22 W H S staged a game wlth Apple Creek at Stadlum 13 0 Don t kld yourself we got the goods Nov 27 Surprlslngl Chapel J umors acted a part of Sllas Marner Nov 28 Thanksglvmg Alumnl at war W H S played Mlllers burg W H S 20 Mlllersburg 6 Cheer to keep warm 100 . 12- i ' ' . - . I . 13- ' ' ' . . 18- ' ' ' . ' ' . . 23- . ' . . . 24- ' ' ' ' . ' O t. - ' . t. - - . ' . Oct. 9-Schools closed indefinitely. Flu. No congregating. , O t. - ' . . Dec2 la 2 sleep la 6 Slxdtlllg pond 'Ihc ghost xx alks School dlsmlssed School opens nexx tlme Exelxbodx comes to school 111 hls Chapel fol a chlnge The lush seems to be toxxard the aftel school toxxard lan 10 Rallx aftel school lXCl11l1g baskct ball game xxlth Ash l nd Ashland took the blg, cheese Z7 9 an an an an an Fe Feb eb eb Chapel dgdlll Astonlshlng Rex Leckel glx es a talk 'lhe ghost peeps agaln Half of the school has the Flu Dltto SGHIOFS get to teach ln the grades NOth1H doln More Flu School dlsmlssed School agaln That s not half bad onlx three xx eeks flu C lrls basket ball organlzes scores of Freshles W H S shaxes mldgets 16 15 Teachels faxorlte test dax Basket ball game W H S 28 Callal Dox Q1 4 m Phe names xx ere mlxed on the score board eb 22 Ilrst and last SQHIOI Class Soclal at Dlx s The xxeather sc al ed the Chaps Pab makes a hlt xx lth Scoop B121 'B Chapel Man from Baldxxln Wallace Berea talks Mal 4 Crade calds T13l1Sl3.tl0I1 of the xx ord flunk IS vlslble Mar 1 Pasket ball xx lth Mlllersbulg Mlllersbulg 16 W H S 27 Don t that seem funnx '7 Mmr 8 Nettle stops f01 MIIIOH on xxax to school Mar 9 Nettle stops fol MIFIKDI1 on xxax to school CThls happens ex clx dax but It gets monotonous J Mar 14 flI'lS prellmlnarx game Junlors 8 SGDIOFS 12 What do xou thlnk about th It, W H S plaxs Masslllon Vlctorx for us 33 18 Mar 18 Cene IS detalned at MOVIQS bx a ladx slttlng on hls hat Mar 19 Dollar Dax H31FCUtS 4 for a dollar Machle Hand Irxln and Plaster go ln cahoots Mar 22 Basketball at Mansfield Wooster 11 Mansfield 33 Hand and Barden accompanx team returnlng xxlth rattllng sultcases Mar 24 Hand flounders lnto the Studx Room after drlnklng a con coctlon of Mar Mar Mal happen ralnxn ater gasollne and halr tonlc 26 Bab addresses Chalrman q1St91 Chalrman 27 Clrls basket ball Junlors 26 Sophs 13 28 C lrls basket blll Junlors 18 q9I1lOI'S 7 Accldents xvlll MISS Iolsom busts hel hat band Aplll 1 Who dldnt get fooled? Aprll '3 Centlemens basket ball SQHIOFS xxln champlonshlp bv plaxlng Junlols Scole 18 7 Aprll 4 Chapel Prof Mauler tells us that Mlss Kean IS keenlx lnterested ln us Landscape gardenlng scheme lnaugurated Senlors xx ln from plcked team Aplll 9 Test xxeek NOth1H d0l1l ' 101 ' I 1 V, 1 ' ' 1 . -1 . . . .1 l, l . . - 11. -11 .', ' . ' 'K' 1' .' .' .' 1 - ' H. ' ' ' ' 2 . ' .' . . ' 1 ff ' 1 1 V, . . . 1 . . . -' . - , ' . . Q. '. 2 ' . - 1 ' 1 I ll . l ' T ' 1. , -. . ' ' 1 ' V ' Y V J 1 ' V 1 1 'li . 13- ' ' ' . . . . . . . , . -l' . 14- .' A ' . 9 u 7 l nv Av a l 15 4 , . . V . V J . 1b- . . .. . , . , . . 9 s li l . L n I 20 b - a V V , sc va . . , L . ,. V, . . 4 . 1 . . .1l . , . I' . 19- . . . . .' Y . ., - . 1 V - , .V . V V . l . 21- . . ,. . , . . . 1. V 1 1' r 1 1 V ' V 1 1 ' . 1 . . . T T. 1 4 1 Y . 1 1 . l r, v l' 1 . - 4 . . l .. . .. , , as sv 44 M , ' ' . 2 . . J . ' . 4 T 1 V- 1 . 1 -1 . , , . . '. 1 1 ' ' ' ' .' ' ' U H l .fl . ,. . . . , 1 . V . . . r . . , . . . . , v v l . 5 . 1 1 1 1 4' Y V K 5 W A A C I n 1 I - 1 1 4 1 . vl v 1 ' 1 1 1 1 A C I A n n n V , . V . V ' 1 1 V l , . . . ,. V, . . V V . . . 1 1 . . . 1 , 1 . . . . . - . V . V V 1 Q c . . . a . . 1 A 1 . l . , 1 ' . U ,, .V . . V V . . . A . 1 1 l . l . . . . , ' 44 - n ' Q ' 7 ' Y Y v L L1 . T A . , . V . V. . . 1 , . l .. T ' 1 ' - . . t . . V . . . , . . ss yu , , , - an ' , - lv , 1 ll . , x 1 . . V, V . ' . 1 1 . l . . , K .. 1 . J 1 T. 1, 1 1 A l ' 1 l 1 l . 1 1 . . 1 . l 1, L . . x ' V V 4' V U 1 V 1 1 1 . . . . . . . V. . , . , V V . V. . . 1 1 1 . . . . . A v. . Q 1 La - Q 1 . . ' I S 1 l., . xl . . . V . . V. l .. . ., . l 1' 1 V ' 7 ' 7 .1 . . . Aprll 10 11 They sprmg the sprmg on us No school Aprxl 13 Bob Reardon follows the p1ll roller to the rest room Apr1l 15 Grade cards Nuf sed Apr1l 17 It s all off' What? Eugene Mlller s halr Aprll 23 Ida H follovss the p1ll roller vs measles Baseball game Apple Creek 0 Wooster 5 Apr1l 24 Class Play try out Aprll 25 Baseball at Mansfield Wooster 2 Mansheld 1 Apr1l 28 Chapel Jean Reynard dlsplaces Machle as chor1ster Apr1l 29 M1ss Dalry mple shocks the school xx 1th a new sklrt May 2 Baseball Medma 1 Wooster Hlgh 2 May 5 Trophy Tra1n V1SltS Wooster May 6 Chapel Lloyd and Cralg make speeches about the Tatler Benefit Shovx Senlor Class M66tlHg Mr Klttxnger makes a speech 1n chapel The ha1r on h1s bald head stands on end May 8 Snake Day Snake to ltS rescue by a brave Senlor May 9 Tatler Benefit at Lyrlc Unusual sum cleared May 13 Chapel Presldent of Kent Normal School glves a talk Paulme Mlller talks to the kent gm Flatterx has a frlendly talk NVlth the Mavor about carrymg concealed wx eapons Semor class meetlng for glrls May Machle tells two storles ln Phy SICS 'Vlay Orrv1lle comes to play baseball Ram May Baseball w1th Shreve May Class Play Seven Keys to Baldpate June Interclass Track Day June Jumor Sen1or Banquet June Baccalaureate Mar 12 Chapel Football yerseys an arded the team June Commencement EDNA TAYLOR RUTH WILLIAMS 101 - 1 lv ' l 1 L . . - K . 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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Lyrlc Annex Confectlonery Ne t to the Lyr c Th ater IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 10.5 5 I - r BY x i e 901-zo OL L ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK The NORTHERN ENGRAVING CO sc oo A NU L E GR CANTON OHIO 10-1 DAWSON Photographer OPPOSITE ARCHER HOUSE NO WAITING ZARLENCO BROS Two First Class Barbers Cigars Tobacco and S H JACKSON Smokers Artlcles AND TALRAFARIO Proprletor Pool and Bull ard Parlor 144 E LIBERTY ST WOOSTER OHIO New American House Good Meals Largest Lme of Cigars and Best Pool Tables ln the clty COME IN AND SEE US I Practically all Photographs in this book made by Dawson ' Dealers in . 7 . . , , , . . i 0 American Shoe Shine Parlor and Hat Hospital kinds of a ies' an en ' a s ea e ebloc e and Remo e e . Sho dyed d lc h r We carry 1 Pull Line of Shoe Laces and Polxshes SHAKA BROS 146 L b ty St You Are Always Welcome at the Old Stand R L Morrison 8z Sons WE ALWAYS SATISFY OPPOSITE LYRIC THEATER SHAMP S ON THE SQUARE Candy Cigars, Cigarettes Magazines Newspapers School and Office Supplies Books and Stationery Brunswlck Blllnard Rooms Meet Your Friends Here BRENNER BROS LYRIC YEARS OF KNOWING HOW We would get better pictures, but we can t We could get cheaper but we won t COME TO THE LYRIC make It your photoplay house You will not find a place more comfortable The best of xentllatlon se-its screen md proiectxon and mUS1C Electrlc Drlnkmg Ifountam at your service yy ater from drilled xy ell Also publlc telephone Dont let hot yy eather keep you ayyay from the Ly r1c remember our ventll-1t1on system 18 as fine as ln any theater IH the state of Ohlo one fan fzlone throvss 15 000 cublc feet of fresh alr per minute Another fan dr ms out 5 000 cubic feet per minute The attentlon of the public 18 dlrected to the unusual number md 'Id mntageous locatlon of all 8X1tS Patrons are urged to report lnattentlon or dlscourtesy on the plrt of employ ees BEST TIME TO COME Matmees 2 19 and '3 45 Night Shows 7 40 and 8 45 All L d d G ts H t . 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