Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)
- Class of 1928
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Look at lt from only the hrst standpo1nt and you w1ll find that from the1r freshman year they exh1b1ted stars 1n athletlcs muslc dramatlcs scholar shlp oratory orgamzatlons and pugnllstlcs They made a blg no1se when they entered the hlgh school and contlnued to resound unt1l th1s vear they have slmply exploded Tomneddmrmmyhwmshmewwmcwwlmrmmh space but let lt suthce to say that teachers vs 1ll mlss thelr 1ntell1 gence, Jumors w1ll lose a noble foe, Sophomores w1ll lack a helpmg hand, and Freshmen w1ll look 1n vam lor a worthler example' It IS only flttlng that so dlstlngulshed a class should have sult able ofhcers In Thomas Gossald they found an executlve who car rled out h1s dutles sklllfully and was .uded bv the efliclent VICG pres ldenh Frank Fortune The duhcuh task of handhng the Hhhy lucre was well performed by James Shelly and all bxlls are pald up to date The recordmg and correspondlng secretarles, Tracl Welmer and Robert Camp xx ere all that secretarles should or could be, wlule the socud chanvnan, Diary Jane Paunner,kept up the soclal prestlge wxth manv novel and very successful partles Goodbye! f ,s . 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I 1 '- 7 s 'r ' I ' 1 ' ' 9 I . . . . , us l xx cnm ni lomti Nl xx tr 1 m u 1 u Xm tu 1 Elumnr Qlllass On December 7 1927 the Class of Z9 was organized It chose Allison Amstutz as president to lead it through this its Junior year Thereby the class showed its usual discrimination and good Judgment for Allison has made an excellent and efhcient president Other class oflicers included Joe Halderman vice president who has oeen of much aid to the president Harry Landes treasurer and Matilda Jameson assistant treasurer who have handled the money part oi the administration-the class dues the party, Junior-Senior banquet, and class play fund most competentlyg Sally Johnson and Lauradell Amstutz, corresponding and recording secretaries respectively, who were well qualified to fill their positions, Caroline Wertz, social chairman, to whom fell the ditlicult task of supervising the Junior- Senior banquet, which was a most delightful affair. The Juniors considered themselves especially fortunate in obtaining the help of Miss Jacqueline Thompson as class advisor. Her enthusiasm and goo-d fellowship made her especially fitted for this position. The class selected as its fiowers, the red rose and pussywillow, and as its colors, scarlet and grey. ONW'ARD IS OUR AIM, is their motto. f 'N K' K 1 frxl ZCQVJX a. lf Z BOX S Iforest Altland Alllson Amstutz Larl Baker John Bakel Rxcharrl Bell John Blshop Joseph Butler Harold Campbell Flank Carney Merlm Corlell Donald Cummlne Walden Dalby I utz hdvsards Wayne l aut harles Q oodhart Jo eph Halderman Ixxngsley Hamllton wlllldm Hartman Harry Heller Henrv Heyl Herbert Imhoff Kenneth Jame Herbert Johnson Dau on Kallor Wallace lxnepp Harry Landes Ceolge Mlllex Jumor Nllllex Slumms GIRLS Lauradell Amstutr Vlfglnla Flake Faye Bower Lvelyn Boyles Irene Brubaker Eleanol Colller Lorna Dunn Altha Ewlng 11lluQ I orte Nilldled Ifowler 'llargalet Cauweller Eyelyn Clffen Ellnor C oodwm hya C reenbank Paulme C renelt Niaxlne C roee Helen Henxhaw Ro alle Herman Dorothy Jane Hlrbe Xlary Horne Nlaly Houeer l ertrude Kaufman Crace kennedy Wanda Klndlg Belmce Lovserw Ellen McCoy LOUI e Nlanclnl Nlary Nlmerva Nlllle Edlth Nlock Luclle Moxxery Lumce Myers I' ,-. 5 x fix -, Y f , -A, 15 I-B f- N y',,l1N,l3X,L -5 r - ' ' NNN- K 1 f Alf :HAM . if It ,'!l5'f ff!lfM! fl sl , w- f, f' - gr. -4 y P Y eff y my 'Y' - Y - ,Y gr YV Y ii WdiMY,.,:-'f'-' -F T,,...yx - ff xx '- . 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K I R . ' 1 , Y I I L , Kenneth Strock Thelma Stewart . .1 A v .Af 1 , 'z ' s I ' ' S . . ' S EEUDIJUIIIUIES Lei f '., l 4 ml U -Y J .L arm X ,ll ., ,yn ... X- gj1fq'4lP,f N , 1 'Q ,l-- hy f - - x XE , . ,,.,, f -A . . X ef 5-1 li 7 f ..w,' 3, 'M - 1 gf ' -f 'f Q'fX J 1 y. I ff f , ,, 41 ,,..,,'-f dm , EK Q1 ' -- ,Q-, : -L W L-, ff- -f to 4- A fwwff- - 1, af fl gf 1, . YSXJK pf- i , ,Q ,iid BOYS Iohn Abel Folbee Alcock C lenn Andrevm Wlllls Barnes Durwald Bell Robert Berry Wllllanl Bertolette Homer BIIIITIHII Harry Bogner Paul Bladehaw James Bruce Clarence Bucher Leo Bucholz Bernard Cholley Fdw rd Conrad Frederlck COIIIJII Bluce Clark Walter Clark Alfled Coppola I uther Crow I loyd Dall Arthul Dunn Donald Inlllott Reaeon Franks Boyd Fulmer Roy Gamer Colwln Cerlg Arthur Go Q rd Anthony C rande Ceorge Cro Jean Francle Hallaran Raylnond Hald John Helllg Walter Herman Leo Heyl Clenn Hodgen Arthur Iannarelll Wlllard James QUDIJDUIUFEK John Ixalkas Raymond lxamp John Ixelm Wllllam lung kdll Ixoxtenhader John Kurta Dayld McLean Wllllam McClarran Donald Maltln Fled Martln Wllllam Mathle Paul Mesener Boyd Metcalf Cloyd Metcalf John Metcalf Paul Metcalf Arden Mow rel MdFVlH Nlovner Rudy Nlullet C IRLS Marguerlte Ackelman Novella Ball Mlldled Barnard Alma Braun Dorothy Chappell Latherlne Cooney Vlrglnla Collell hxther Clark Mary Cramer 'VIarle Cummlng C race Lagle Mlldred Ehllght Vllglnld Fllenwood Mary Falyo Ruth I-ovslcr Norma I lake Lydla Nlarle Cardner Corlnne K lldrd I eln Claegow Florence 1 rabel AIICG C ulllford Lllllan Herman Jennle Illndman Ruth Hlnel Fleda Hlnex Katherlne Hlgglnbotham Lmlly Hofacker Dorothy Holmes Loulse HUtCIHHS Gretchen Ihrlg Flol ence Jennlngq Anna Johneon Rowena lxaller Marlall Kauffman Wln0Hd Kelm Nlartha lxnepp Maljorle Kope Dorothy ko tenbader Fdna Langell LOUISE Laper F. ther Iaughlln 'Nlallan Leonard Joyce Lowe Mlrabelle McAfee Luclle McCoy Fanny Mcbregor Velma Mackey Mary Mark Hllda Mangee Naoma Manley Thelma Mann Margaret Maesaro Verna Mathle Lyelyn Nle Qmore Iae Nllller hllzabeth Mulder Betty Myer Margalet Myers '1 4 S F . , 5 . , . 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Sherman Eyelyn Shoup Helen Slegfrled Lucllle SYIUFC llllldred Snyder Isabel Staln Josephlne Starn Blanche Straub LOUISE Straub Esther Stucker Paullne Thomason Vlrglnla Van Nlman Ruth Welser Audley Vllllour 'llary Wlnger Dorothy WISE Eleanor Yocum Frances Yocum Gladys Young Wana Young Marguerlte Zlmmer . l ' b ' ' De Villah Snyder Helen Snoddy Ihr 3111011111 anh 1111116 lJ1N1l 1JN11I ,, 1 X I N X 1111 1 11111111 11x 11 111 1111x 1 1 l I 1 1 1 ,N 11111,111l 1111 XN1111N -, 11 .1 l V in in Ya-V I VK' 1,1 11' 111g'11,1111-111-111111 :11111 1111111, 11111 111'flX'1'Il 211111 111111 Xxvli Q -- 111011, v.'1f'1'11 111111 111 y1111, 11 :'1'11 11'111' 141 l 11 1.111115 111115' y11111'1'11111'.' 1151 Y1 ' 1111118 11 Xl'211S1'111l1'1'1'X1 VV Q , VV11 .'11',1'z111,1'z11l 1' 'VV '.'1l'l'. VV 1 '211l 114.1211 1111-111 11111111 XII11 11'111'1'y, 1l1g'1111111:1111:11'1z11111 111111l111'1'j'. 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A.,-,E Z... ,A., ni35J4f' S ' Nfl: DI BOYS Clarr Amstutz Platte Amstutz Cheeter Anderson Prul Angert Wrlllam Beach C lenn Beckler Robert Brllrar Lewrs Boone James Boyd Ceor ge Blake Alvrn Brooks Walter Brubaker Charles Bucher Earl Cady Lerov Chlttenden Paul Crcconettr Earl Crrtee I aul Crovx Warren Danner Rrchard Draben tott Louls Palxo Albert Ilatk Newell Iouler Robert I oster Alvrn Pranks Brooks Irank Harold I' reecllander Elmore I rltz Walter C oetz Wrllram Herlrg jfreshnuzrl Wrlbert H1tGQ Raymond Iannarellr Paul Jollrff Paul Keyser MAUTICQ Leune Vrncent Mancrnr Charles Mann Lloyd Nlartrn James Mattox Burton McDan1el Clyde 'Nlencer John Murphy Edward Nlyere GIRLS Eleanor Adarr Rrta Anfang Alrce Baker Iflorence Bartrum Marguerrte Beach C race Brtner Helen Brtner Ixathryn Bollinger Lucrle Boner Dorothx Brubaker Man Jane Bucher I-rances Anne Cowles Iwancw Curu Charlotte Darr I-va Daxenport Nlarle Dennls Edlth Derr Opal Drlyard Charlotte Doty Georgra I ulmer Lavonne C erberrch Jean C lenn Alrce Cordon Margaret Courley Inrnestlne C reegor Beatrice Crraser Margaret Cjrosjean Mlrram Hamllton Eva Harrrson Margaret Hauensteln Wllnra Heestand Chrrstlne Hurdman Betty Hltes Alma Hrxson Edrth Hrxson Pauline Hodgen Paulrne Holi' I lorence Johnson lfxathryn Ixaufman Lols lxerster Ruby Nlartm Lrllran Mc Ananey Zelda NIcConkey Adelaide Mc-Intrre Margaret Mott Ruth Nlosher . 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IU l g HIIVH 'V' 'I' NT fn' K 'H fri 5 if FT ii 1, f ff I' 3' A7 W X' fi T ' W I' Yi N ' 'r' 7 Wlwfl-ll ' Crfl Y E: R Qtbletrr ikehretn -Xs vse all knovs the most rmpor tant part of school lrfe rs the athletrcs studres glee clubs orchestras et cetera are onlv econd rry Can you rmagrne a hr h school vuthout football baseball b rsketball tenms md perhaps marble teams Don t trx rt s Jmpossrble These very necessary teanr at Wooster Hrgh h ue not had such remarkably successful seasons thrs year from the standpornt of xrctorres but for clean sportsmanshrp and fiffhtrnff sp1r1t no tefrm rn the past h rs bet tered their record L-oth the football and basketball teams were vseakened by srckness md rnjurres but the baseball and track teams h rve shown what Wooster Hrgh terms wrth only a reasonable amount of luck can do Phe track team has defeated Mrs rlron rn a close meet and the baseball team has turned rn a 16 1 vrctorv over Ashland a 15 7 vrctory over Dover and last and greatest 1 1 'P vvrn ox er Orrxrlle fh1S last IS a feat unequaled by any Wooster team for sex eral years From all appearances at present both the track and baseball teams are due for xery successful seasons One of the reasons for the fightrng smrrt of the teams ws as the attend ance of the student body rt the varrous home athletrc contests lNever before rn the hrstory of the school h rve such crowds attended the home games By all means the most unportant factor rn the success of the teams has been the coachrng of Coach Junkrn Although handrcapped by the lack of an tssrstant h molded a real frghtrng football team from some very green materral he tralrred a good basketball team and novs he has changed last years losrng baseball team 1nto one of champronshrp calrbre Coach lb xx ell fitted for hrs posrtron as he xx on letters rn all four major sports xshrle 1n college and he has shovxn that rt 1s an easy matter for hun to rmpart hrs know ledge to mv momrsrng young athlete vs ho IS rn need of adxrce Others who hare worked espeu rllv hard to make our athletrc teams successful are Mr Doyle M1 ler rn rnd lVIr Hamontrce Mr Ilovle although kept xery busy by hrs speed trap domr rn the basement h rs done wonders vsrth the track team 'Nh Lergan and h1s xshrstlrnvf brass band hare helped the terms rmmcnsely by therr lox al attendance at games md Mr Hamontree rn hrs role as frculty manrger has worked hard md has helped the boys 1 lot So rf Coach Kuthe s golf team does not turn out to be a Hop the school year of 1997 78 ml' h we been 1 Great success even rf all the benrors drd Hunk French and Fnglrslr If eff-VT 3 JJ L61-Q. f- ,L . f '- -2 ff' It li 'X -1 J 1 ,hs ' ,gy 9-191,74 A ' '94?f7fqQ-f5.lbl.l' f infix ' ' 'Q' '-T1 ' f 44 f' Xfifrff ' -. fx- , , , - J-fc' -'T 1, 41 ' - ff ,V 7, ff' x, X ,L :JN C Y ,,Qn,,,, H, ,, i ,,.Q,,,,, , ,, V fxl-s nf 1453, X XL I ' f - - Y Y ' , , ' ' ' ', .3 , ' ' ' ' ., .7 l :- . 1 1 1 I4 1 4 1 11 4 1 v 4 . . , . , . . , N A 4 V . t, A , A , Cr 1 , y C , . , . . ., . 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K- .Ja I Tis BACK Rovx ,Iunkm Blake Scllohcld fllvxald Cummm Brook NK ellx Talbot ql'CONlJ Ron Slxellmwn Qtrock 7appon1 Xnrlrevw Xlcock lJr1lu1 tott Bell Bc nth XX1lcr FIRST Ron Conrad Bl'1flCl'lQlLlI'lC Dalbx Pranks Iort liurmer Cofpolx lrrmk Rutter Jfnnthall At the beglnnlng of the 1927 football season Wooster Hlgh faced one of the toughest schedules that the school has had 1n many years After havmg a green team 1n 1926 Wlllll few good prospects for the next year Coach showed hls falth 1n the teams of Woostel Hlgh by schedullng games w1th schools w1th much larger enrollments than ours Our boys answered by g1v1ng the1r best up to the final crack of the gun 1n every game and though los1ng seven out of the ten games scheduled they outplayed the majorlty of thexr opponents In only two defeats d1d the opposlng team lead by more than one touchdown In the Orrvllle scoreless t1e It was only through bad luck that we falled to score, the ball belng 1n Orrvxlle terrltory the greater part of the game Dover was beaten easlly 13 6, and M1llersburg was outclassed 20 0 1n the final game Takmg 1nto conslderatlon the fact that the schedule was tough, that many IHJUFIQS kept players out of games, that the games were nearly all played on forelgn fields, and that Coach had to coach the team unalded, we ought to be proud of our athletes and Coach for the showmg that they made. 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V. +0 'xl 'al 5-ll l 61 fivcggwl, --T ir J V i ,HI 'ea A e Bxck Row lunkm Bell Sr oxn lww lxo lwumxer XIcXXIxorttr llmlln lfortum Fmsr lxow H unxlton Conrul Talbot f tI'1 Strock l lllot Basketball Nearly ex ery basketball player ln Wooster Hlgh turned out IH answer to Coach s call fo1 basketball candldates Among these were four letter men, Elllott Cerlg Talbot and Shelly from last year s team After a fiw weeks of 1Ilt6IlS1V9 practlce the varslty and reserve squads were c osen In the first Dart of the season Akron West and Akron East two of the strongest teams 1n the rubber clty defeated us by small marglns but the 36 16 trounclng admlnlstered to Orrvllle more than made un for these defeats After defeats by Dover, Ashland and New Phlladelnhla the team journeyed to Wadsworth and collected thelr second vlctory of the season After thls Wooster had a long streak of bad luck and lost several close games Wlth only three games left to Dlav Wooster defeated a strong Masslllon teun ln a close game at Masslllon 91 20 After th1S the Generals luck falled once more and the two remalnlng games were lost bx close scores to Ixew Phlladelphla and Dover Wooster entered the dlstrlct tournament at Akron but w as defeated XX oo ter o Xkron XXL t 30 X oo 1 ll X ul worth Orrxlllt l o lon on Xkron I' 1 1 llmtr Urrxlllc Xsllhnrl 4 tw Phill xx I 3 XX adsworth Dox tr Q if .' 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K J fffeg BAcK Row Lmgler Xauglm Conrad THIRD Rom Nell Shellx Nlathxe B1llman Shcoxp Row L Bccklcr frlfhn Slater Amstutz H3m1ltOI1 Nloxxrer FIRST Row Bcckler luchardson lutter Campbell Wlnkler foctz XX 1ler 'XBSPNT Strock Tllbot Brxdenstme Westhatcr Hallaran Dunn Rhodes Fortune Smxth Sheppard Qlirack Many candldates turned out early ln March to start tramlng under the capable coachmg of Mr Doyle for one of the St1ffeSt track schedules that Wooster Hlgh has had ln many years There were several letter men back from last yeal namely Shelly Conrad Talbot and Westhafer After weeks of tralmng tryouts were held for the first meet In these tryouts Sheppard Palbot Fortune and Westhafer showed up well 1n the dashes and hurdles Conrad Shelly Strock Mathle Rutter and Brlden stlne 1n the field events, and Amstutz, H3mlltOH, and Rlchardson ln dlS tance runs If the teams on the schedule are as good as they are supposed to be, and 1f our speed demons keep up thelr good work, the student body IS cer ta1n to follow the domgs of the track squad , for such a group of good teams could not fall to have some fast, record breaklng meets C k C 2 5 ffil .H 5? -X fx is l f T f ' , f In ,tw .ld K , I-S ff ' , ff' Ngixn I ' f fd! 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The Sen 1ors captured the mterclass cham pl0DSh1p, w1nn1ng every game they played. The best players were then chosen from the four teams and styled the Army Navy teams. The teams were captamed respectlvely by Carolme Wertz and Helen Gerstenslager Navy de feated Army ln an excltlng game wlth a score of 2 0 ,M X ,r Six?-nr4:'3 .J xxx . , , an 5. I A C Yen. Ai B 5f,2Q9f Nfl ,vi ' .OV 1 ' ' ' ' fl X cf j , f- ,- 1 , -f Jxajf ' 1 N 14 t p,,,,.f' 'A' I of-Xi: Nc: J X, ,:- 212- ,. ff -- ..- zinigjsg fa' wcif-A-fff-w -7- Y f f' Y f-Qs.-.3 xA 1,4 -A ' A .a..f4e-X-ef e1:l:j:V rm 477, , . . .. I 7 '- ' Q - ' Y . . . 7 ! . , . . , . S . L gale Zlaarbarh Qmlmmmg Hirst February 24 brought a C tory for the Plue Kale defeated Hart ard by a narrow margm The scole was 29 to 97 At the end of the raclng competxtlon the score stood 94 94 but accordmg to the Judges the d1v1ng of the Sale squul possessed the more perfect form und techmque The teams were ably cap tamed by Margaret Myers X 1le md Nlary Jane Paumler Harvard Zlrmp Ruby Qllllmmlllg Jlilest boys sw1mm1ng IS a new feat ure 1n ou1 extra currlcullr '1ct1v 1t1es of thls year Under the able guldance of MISS Thompson some excellent swlmmlng materlal was developed a fact wh1ch forecasts future mterscholastlc compet1t1on In the swlmmxng meet between two DlCk6d teams Army and lNavy the Army won by the narrow mar gm '32 29 The teams were so ex enlv m Ltched that the relay alone determmed the outcome Smuor Svtmmmmg jlllleets The Semors after hold1ng the mterclass champlonshlp for two consecutlve years have forfe1ted that honor to the Jumors Through physlcal d1sab1l1ty several of the constltuents of last years team were unable to partlclpate 1n the meets th1S season The team felt lts loss keenly How ever the te 1m was an excellent one and battled valllntlw agamst 1ts r1vals the JUHIOTS The Jumors carr1ed aw ay the laurels and are certalnly to be compllmented on thelr numerous aquatlc stars fffjlsf few? ,ffedx 'TQ I 1 21 - ,: f V f If B ' ' A : Y , T4 .' 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III , h ui ' 11' 'Y F17 if U 'V ' I ' if HUT fi if .C ff .A I1' 'V if H fi T TF 1'1 Il' ' 1' v' '1' M 1 13 UKQQ 53, 'ge fax iff: Bu lx I ow H1 lx Sliepparcl Nlorri on I ho lu lfx inks on imt mu l'lRNl x ll Lfll n Ht rr btuhent benate The Student Senate a representative board of the students is a com paratlvely new organization indicating a step forward in the progress of Wooster High Its purpose is to give the students as a whole through their representatives a voice in the Uoveinment of the school The Senate consists of the Presidents of each of the two upper clas ses the faculty advisors of these classes two other faculty members elected by the faculty a representative from every home room elected by the students of the room and a representative from each of the different organizations. Members of the Senate representing organizations have all rights except the right to vote. Any pupil, providing his grades are satis- factory, is eligible to the Senate. The election of new members is held the third week after school opens. Under the guidance of Ford Ross, president, much important work, showing the rapid assimilation of this type of student participation, has been accomplished. The two most outstanding accomplishments of the year were the sponsoring of the Annual benefit show and the initiating and backing of a fund for bleachers in the new athletic field. Bringing the students and faculty into better co-operation than before, the Student Senate has indeed proved itself invaluable to Wooster High. 'Aa 'ff fk X A '1 J N 41.5 L f X f S . '- , yiikfeqrebrul 5- 5 A 4 -r f 5 yo., J , fl :H ,Q ., dj :eff y V- Yy:L1,::--fi M N . X l if,,'f - 55 ,, -ef , , - Au ,gf mm'-Q -r W1 WXJQZ- - ,,,, 'wigfliriffff-g Y -ffjgggi-ll:,:lVVW iLi4n YQ lvl '-'.c',f . ,, 's ,Q m':, : Slam' yi Rowejz ls, Ful X . Falvo, Snyder, Om-stu. S NOX'-fhllll 1, flossziril, Ross, VY- I.: imlcs, 'll' . y i ' y ' l 1 1 , , C, ' ' 1 . 7 ' ' 7 , . f 55 1-f' K ,Ly Bxclx Ron Xmstutz H imilton RICONIP l on Spcclit Sump on Cro xl l'lRSf Ron Fowler Dozer lnnttr Nle more Rebate If victories were the only index of a successful season in debate we might truthfully sav that the Wooster debaters with two v1ctor1es out of five debates have had a fairly successful season and have won the grateful appreciation of the school which they represent What the debaters have gained however from their experience this year cannot be measured by the number of victories 1nd defeats for they have demonstrated their abil ity to speak before an audience and they have felt the satisfaction that comes from studying through and mastering a difhcult and technical ques tion Their question was hesolved that classification of property for taxation should be adopted in Ohio in place of the present uniform rule. Every one of the eight debaters had a chance to speak in at least one of the five debates this season. The affirmative team was composed of Edwin Simpson, George Crowl, Mildred Fowler, and Glenn Spechtg the members of the negative team were Evelyn Messmore, Kingsley Hamilton, Harriet Painter, and Allison Amstutz. All of these debaters acquitted themselves creditably, and this made the task of selecting the most effective debater exceedingly difficult for the judges who were chosen to award the Freed- lander cup. The judges awarded the cup to Miss Mildred Fowler, and it was presented to her by Mr. Freedlander in an assembly before the stu- dent body. Victories were won from Mansfield on March 16 and from Akron West on April 5. Wooster's debaters lost two debates to Ashland and one to Akron West. Wooster High has always been fortunate in having the best of debate coaches. This year was no exception. Whatever success the debaters have had this season is due to Mr. Dozer's patience and unfailing persever- ance in teaching them the fine art of debating. ,f',X-fx, , . P Q,,,1' , f-J' ' , , :XV fl , sl , c, Q' 54 f' X buf: af 1, 4 Aw. ,L '-X- , ,WEYL-L' Y xj .. .4 , -- -W .. . f - M X ,agp lff' xx-f l l .V f' '--. . , z ' . . -, . x -v. , . s , ,, '. . ' '-ff , , 'Q' A, . ss . . . . I Q . u I 4 , n. L v . K . . L. K . . ! 7 . C , ' - , - 5 . . . , A '-' fm ICA jfs: B xux how Brultn tme NIdXhortcr C tmp Munn lxow litrtolcitc 8117111 on Crlnrlf ll Hmnlton llowl Putter on ljrmlts x Nu x o F rtunt ill 01 Sllillmill torn XII NIHIFRN H xllarln Conrad Sllllll xrlur X 1 o slrrl Xlcl tm Herman lar ins Xllller Ilan P Qlluh lhe aspnatlon of the H1 Y w1th 1ts more than twenty members, has been to create, malntam, and extend throughout the school and commumty a hlgher standald of rehglous and soclal llfe 1n a rather practlcal way Inwardly the club has endeavored to ald lts members to a four square llfe, almlng at the hfe of Chrlst as a standard to attaln Th1s ldeal has been sought after through the means of SIHCGTG, whole hearted dlscusslons on the part of the fellow s, and by the mvaluable counsel of the advlsor Mr Machw art The club, ln collaboratlon wlth the hotary Club has otlered lts ser V1C9b to the school ln the Iflnd Yourselt Campalgn ln w hlch mslght 1HtO the varlous plofesslons of the buslness world was glven The club made a substantlal contrxbutlon to the bleachers Fund, and also m lde ltself lpprec lated at games for 1ts programs The H1 Y was ably plloted along lts course ln 1927 '78 by the followlng ofhcers Albert Talbot, presldent Frank P01 tune, vlce plesldent, Lawrence Qhellman, chaplam Bord Ross, secretary, Rolland Forrell, trelsurer, and Jack Arscott, college advlsor flfl , ff '1-'F l .file , t T fb 'lg' X Xl 15, 13 . 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C 1 ' ' ' u ' n Presldent Kathleen Hallaran VICE Presldent Elolse Qumby Secretary V1rg1n1a Blake Treasurer Nelhe Wedge Soclal Cha1rman Carol1ne Wertz Earl Reserves Although the Curl Reserves assoclatlon IS nractlcfmlly an 1nfant organ' z1t1on IH Wooster Hlgh School a large ner cent of W H S belong to It Dur1ng four years the club has been bullt up 1nto a l1v1ng organ1zat1on spreadmg good fellowshlp md clean morals among the glrls and creatlng IH the H1gh School a l1k1ng for all around ab1l1ty At the regular meetmgs of the blrl Peserves held on the Tuesday of every other week after the necessary busmess IS transacted tomcs of 1nterest to every h1gh school g1rl are dlscussed In the way of contrlbutlons the club gave -1 large sum of money ralsed by means of a Benefit Show at the Lvrlc Theatre to the hlgh school Bleachers Fund By candy sales and by var1ous other methods the Gul Reserves have been able to make money to g1ve to m1ss1ons Th1s assoclatlon IS not lackmg 1n soclal l1fe e1ther, for several roasts and partles have been held for the members Also a Mother and Daugh ter banquet was glV6Y m the early snrlng for the puroose of arousmg mterest for the soc1ety among the mothers The mam purpose of the G1rl Reserves 1S to find and g1ve the best 'I Q02 Q l QW X 2 ,XX wg ,.l,,, tl ow Brmn r gr XX Pm l'lk1 uw x ol ur 1 14 l B I-rm lhrtttor I ml Btrgan Banu If we were suddenly asked what organlzatlon we consldered most lndlspensable to the lngh school four out of five of us would undoubtedly answer The Band At ex ery Iootball frav and basketball game the1r enthuslastlc plavmg has been one of the outstandmg featules of the con test Then loyalty and backlng have been a blg factor 1n supportlng the athletlc teams INever once throughout the school year dxd thelr zeal for playlng the Brown and Blue waver lNot only that but they have been w1ll1ng to lend thelr SGFVILBS anywhere at any tlme whenever needed Under Mr Bergan s able leadershm the Pand this year has continued to be a real muslcal organwatlon We can say wlthout hesltatlon that It ranks high IH comparlson wlth any hlgh school IH the state However thls was only accomphshed by plactlce and nard work The members ln the orgamzfntlon have wlllmgly gn en of thelr tlme and effort m order that the hlgh school mlght have an org 1I1l7'1tl0I1 of whxch lt can be proud Thls year as a result of the Oneretta benefit the members of the Band have been able to Purchase smart new unlforms Outfitted ln these and playlng the type of muslc they have set as thelr stand 1rd the Wooster Hlgh School Band can compete credltably wlth any othe1 hlgh school band .wig f as as N Q., llg 4 ll U LQ lil, Ku . 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Q . - fx ' 8 fl ff! , fsf1Q 114 Bxtk Ron Bqrgsm Nlatlue Ptrkm NlcVXl1ortr Qnxcltr Suoxn Ron Xlxcr Prank Xlxcrs Nhlltr lerkm -Xublt XX u FIR5T Row Frank Vhler Qlirk Smcler Xlulcle wkcllx Bcrtolnc Flick Stoll Dlrector Paul Bergan Qwrbzstra Th1s year s hlgh school orchestra has capably upheld the standard establlshed by the precedmg orchestra of the school Mr Bergan s dlrectlon th1S muslcal organ1zat1on has accompllshed much real work Almost everyone has reallzed the exceptlonal ab1l1ty of the regular orchestra for 1ts excellent ITIUQIC all have enjoyed IH bhapel and at the debates From thxs group the most exceptlonal partlclpants were selected to form a speclal orchestra to furmsh muslc fo1 paltlcularly lmportant events such as the Operettfl and the Class Plays Several of the members also have played xery attractlwe solos durmg the Monday mormng CXSFCISGS ln the aud1tor1um Really everyone both 1n the regular and the speclal orchestras de serves Slgllal recogmtlon for h1s hard work and hls loyalty for It IS not the eaS16St thmg to attend rehearsals once and somet1mes fW1Ce a week Everyon has appreclated the results of the orchestra s and Mr Bergan s efforts and hopes that the latter and as many of the former as posslble w1ll be back agam next year muslcal Under .-, ,. 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QM. v 7 J QQ, T 4'-'W T is W Y:g,:,4Wei,V D1rector Paul Bergan Planlsts Mary Mlller Marlon Rlchards Wllham Bertolette Manager Frank Crandell Cdlbnral Glluh The Choral Club a new muslcal orgamzatwn ln Wooster H1gh 1S com posed of about seventy five boys and glrls the best slnffers 1n the Hlgh School The members were first chosen for thelr respectlve Clee Clubs Wh1Ch later Mr Bergan welded 1nto one and bestowed on thls group of ardent vocahsts the tltle of the Choral Club out of approxunately one hundred gll'lS who trled out for It only forty made the grade Chorallsts w ere chosen not onlv for thelr tone qua11t1es but for their ablhty to read muslc and to understand 1ts technlque The fame of the Choral Club has evtended beyond the confines of the Hxgh bchool for It was 1l1Xlt6d by the P19Sld8HI of Wooster College to slng ln chapel up on the h1ll Then' s1ng1ng was also especlally well recelved by the buslness men s clubs of the c1ty Wooster Hlgh can lndeed be proud of her new orgamzatlon - . , . . y .A . V , . . . . . , . - ' v o . . 7 , I . A . ' ' CK 17 One can easily appreciate the merit of this group after hearing that - ! . , , . V N . 7. I . . . U . ,, . . . . . . , . Mft' J f-J Ts fyfvig President Don Sigler Vice President John Trunk Secretary and Treasurer Kenneth Yoder bergeant at Arms Kenneth James Qgrucultural Smarty The Agricultural Society for ten years has been one of the most out standing boys organizations of the high school For nine of these ten years it has been under the directorship of Mr H M Doyle This year as vwell as in previous years Doyle s Aggies have shown their ability by taking mizes in a number of agriculturil contests The most prominent accomplishment of the present year xx as the winning of a silver cup, given to the best cattle judging team at the state Guernsey cattle judging contest. Earl Stair and Kenneth Yoder took prizes at the Ohio State Fairg Stair took a third prize with his white leghorn chickens, and Yoder placed tenth in the apple judging contest. Further honor may come to the society if any of its members are awarded an agricultural scholarship this year. In the past, four of Wooster's students have earned a scholarship of this kindg and this year two pupils have taken the exam- ination, but the results have not been announced. Anyone studying agriculture or any farm boy is eligible to become a member of the organization. The membership is forty-four, seven Of whom graduate with the Class of '28, pr p fe c' VY ,3g5,x, 7 V' ,fl ' I all .l'l,-iqr , . fl' I 77, ,r' Lf' ,. ,, - . L W Y A ' TTA' I ff! K JL ',', 'YA 'KV ' J -E ' J4-vig,--ggi if 14-F1 in in I 1 X,,f' H S ll llr. l ' -is ' I A ' f .51 T I - W . , .V . . wk ck . - O . . . . Y D ' . Y. y .H .. H v - 1 o C . . . . V- .. . . Z I ff figijma MJD Q51 XXX Mk lxoxx ll 1 11 ll rn tu 111 l mtr on Barton L 1R11 lxoxx Xl mnrx l loocl XX Umar llou u L mn Xlltlbll iff Srcoxn lv xx Hlx on Xllllrr me I 0I'lOI XX tru lu FIRST Ron lwfenblch Nitin kcx NIQI7 I unttr Iaumur Blzkc Ghserher The Observer Wooster Hlgh s b1 monthly paper has lndeed estab llshed a Journallstxc standard beyond precedent Th1s paper IS edlted and publlshed entlrely bv a staff composed of students chosen malnly for thelr ab1l1ty 1n Engllsh by members of the faculty 'l he faculty IS represented on th1S staff by BIISS Metz and Mr bmuclxer as faculty advlsors to the ed1 torxal and busmess staffs respectlvely The edltorlal staff certainly deserves much pralse for the capable vsay IH Wh1Ch It handled IIS vsork th1s yea! I nder the leadershlp of Harrlet Palnter Edltor IH Chief the standard of the school paper has certalnly rlsen And vnth such effectlwe management as the buslness staff has offered the Observer his flourxshed financlally practlcally four hundred subscrlptlons th1s year' In th1s perlodlcal the 1Ill1DOI'tdnt events of tl1e school ale chronlcled on the first page Included ln these are detalled accounts of the act1v1t1es of the varlous orgamzatlons the achlevements of the school as a vshole and the accompllshments of 1nd1v1du :ls All artlcles are sklllfully vwrxtten and show a great expendlture of tlme and effort ffriifi 'RY' li O. ya F.. Ifqi., . 1 .ll W' : ff' pi ' ,isp .4 1 :Q ,e ff.' Y QQ? ,f-K ,Z fr Y, A, a X5 1' 11112 ',CYJ?'-f-f-4 -4, ,,,v aw-112, , ndnf - -- .1 -'i,.i,. ,V ,H K . -V-'Y Y c pf- - Y' Y Y VY , J B. ' '---.Xmslltg Fortun ', ll.llflkTl :1 , Vo 'll, Fr ll: llcr, 'I - s , - l'Il '. Foi'R'l'H RUNY-SI'llllCkL'I', AICXYIICJTICII XlCl.c:m. Lzmclcs, Schultz. TH ' 'w. L 'Q , ', lx: ,,' ' 1 l. I 1' .' 'r '-- 'ge , A ' 1 , ,X s, lfflwzmrfls, L 1, '- ' rry. ' '-H 2',.'lS ',-'.,1Z- -, '-, z'. KC ,Y ' , Y ' ' , 4 ' 1 ' s 'Y , . . , ' y ' . N V V- f 1 ' 1 '- . . . . . . Y . v V ' . Y I . . I . . -. - . V i I 1 . Y , , . -, . , ' 2 . A 1 T ' c , - . C . . .', . . 1 . Y , . I . . 2 K I kv I L1 v v ' R My , arf I R N I l'1lbot XIcXXhortcr Cmmp Patter on FIR 1 Ron Stlllffttr 1 IHILI XIKIY Ylnucktr fos 1rd Iortulc XBSLNT 'Orton Qnnual Svtaff If any one had sought to find a busv eager group of Senlors durlng th1s past sprlngtlme one had need to look no farther than the staff at work on the Senlor Issue of the Observer Every member of thls staff w as selected because he seemed especlally capable of domg the partlcular tvpe of task he was asslgned VI 1th Tom Gossard as the very able generallsslmo plans for the book xx ere sketched wlth a comblnatlon of celerlty and sklll perhaps unexcelled In Wooster Hlgh School hlstory Those Senlors who hase been ln touch wlth the financlal Slde of the project have permltted prudence to dlctate rlgld adher ence to a vuse budget In TQIIIS respect at least the work of thls year s staff should set an excellent precedent for other classes However the l1t erary ed1tor and her co workers have also demonstrated the ease vnth Whlch they as veterans on the regular Observer staff can assemble and present 1n attractlve fashlon the record of the varlous events forevel memorable to the Semors and frlends of 1948 Thus the buslness and llterary staffs tovether mth the very com petent snapshot edltor and typlsts haxe made a splendid effort to produce a book that sn 1ll be a credlt to Wooster Hlgh School It has been a pleas ure to co-operate mth them and to pay trlbute to the1r efficlency Mary E Metz I I ' 4 I gp, ff' ,, iw, I ll, If ' 1 f . 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Y 'x rwxii fx., 0 v I 'l If A Aw Q C 'B' 'F R KJ ak l x l tr mx n toxin xl NN 1 1 nn ll lll n I n sl U cr X gr l Xtkm l in lhrutor Xl: XI Ill Elumnr iBIap Th1S year the J unlor Class presented as the1r greatest dramatlc effort to a vsaltlng world P1nero s The Xmavons Tlns lolllclung comedy deals vuth three slsters who are blouffht up by then d1SlDDOlI'ltQClI1'lOlLl'lG1 as boys They rlde hunt and shoot Thlee gallant Sll1t0l5 tome upon the scene and chaos relgns yylth the loyels nursulng the l'1d1es the selwalts pursulng the lovers, and xll of them getting genexallv m1X9d un m the ex cltement After numerous compllcatlons It finally dey elops th It the Amazons govel ness lS an old fuend of one of the younff men and cy ery thlng IS settled sat1sfaLto11ly mth the Ulrls leahzmg lt IS much mole fun to be femlmne and the thl ee palrs of lovel s happy IQCQIXIHU the m tternal blessmg from the reconclled mothel The dlflerent parts xx exe yy ell yet even DI0lQSNlOYl mhst c xlly lcted and the cast truly aclnex ed 1 stellal nel form mee If the Il1CllCllC 18 my 1nd1cat1on of the north of 1 comedy lt m xy be stated th xt thls ont xy is m g1les of laughter most of the ey enmff The new out door SCQHQIV llso added no httle part to the enjoyment of the nl ly In 1 yn old The -Xmazons ztruly Dl6dS1Il0' and clexez plece put on by 1 ffenumely txl ented cast dellghted and enteltamed ex eryone beyond measure f f ' l ff .la t - '?'! 4f,QLJ li K le lf 9 ff ,A Lu '-' QQX55? ,X - 2- r- K- e -' U - mf 1 52 it C e M'fa--e ' T e e- e f , l l HA' ' im'-XY: lt- s, lil zlrcls, B 'll. 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I A L1 , 2 . 5 D 1 v - , C b C , ' - 4 ' y v Y 1 - ' ffw f K' 1 ff 'N D ,ufal J fbi Srcoxn lxox Xlckuskex lfracker H urn l ersten lwger l-new Ron Intcrson Kuthc XX ertz XX esthafer Xlar lull lhrcctor X11 s -Xtkxn Senior Glass 1BIap lh1s year the senlor class as 1ts annual contrlbutlon to art staged wlth unexcelled success that nonsenslcal farce Charley s Aunt The members of the cast had a hand1cap 1n havmg to l1ve up to the reputatlon establlshed by last year s play Erstwhlle Susan Not only d1d they lccompllsh th1s credltably but they also show ed thelr versat1l1ty by oelng able to present effectlvely two entlrely dlfferent types of drama Thls ant b1t of theatrlcal confectlonery IS the story of two college boys Jack and Charley who plan Wlth Charleys aunt as chaperon to entertaln two of thelr femlmne frlends at tea Charley s aunt falls them at the last moment and ln thelr desperate need they call 1n Babbs one of then' college chums and force h11n to Lmpersonate the aunt Everythlng soon becomes qulte hysterlcal wlth Jack s father and comlcal old Mr Spet t1gue talllnvf hopelessly 1n love mth the fake aunt Cand her reported m1l1 lonsh the unexpected arrlval of the real aunt and the boys frantlc at tempts to keep the two of them from encounterlng each other However after many hllarlous eplsodes the play IS untangled to everyone s S3t1S fact1on and all the characters are happlly unxted The roles wele w ell bestowed and excellently portrayed 1n thls lntel hgently acted and well d1rected play , A Q 1 fl N 4 ' - 'f , , 'AN l,,'h' -x . , . my -- , If I ' w!! 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Y. 1 . - O . . , - - Y I - 1 . . . . , - , . fill ffrwfue ff '1 'a 'J ,'.' ,' Q l LU f ' VJ :I 'bidi XJ K y x ' Director Paul Bergan Piamsts Marv Millei Marion Plchards William Bertolette Manaffer F1 ank Crandell Gperetta The H 5 Lhoral Club and orchestra 131686111961 the operetta All at Sea The good ship Pinafore with several Guests including the M1kld0 of Japan is out at sea in pursuit of the Pirates of Penzance Due to a misunderstanding thev sailed avs ay vwithout Sir Joseph P01 ter the First Lord ot the Admiralty but he and his sisters and aunts all unmarried overtake the ship 'lhe Pirates of Penzance capture the Pinafore instead and demand the sisters cousins ind aunts in maru we After many coml lications the F ury Queen who is on board solves the problem to the satisfaction of everyone fore Pirites ot Penzance Patience Iolinthc and The Mikado the singing done by the best voices in Wooster High Qchool the dlrectlng of the music and dramatics bv M1 Lergan md 'lliss Atklns the operetta could not help being a m Lrvelous success As a xx hole the operetta vias ch lrminolv entertaming stnrin ly ro mantic vsonderfully dramatic pleasingly funny and eweiyone was All it Sea in a whirl of emotions . .K Kd J . 1, . 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'U' J c A 1 . .--..------------------------------- ------------------ 'sf Q,,., X 'XF The Wooster Electrlc Compan Good Pubhc SCIVICS Slnce 1886 Vlctrolas, Mus1c, and Muslcal Instruments WALL PAPER PICTURES AND FRAMING Hoffman Wall Paper E3 Mus1c Store Southeast Corner of the Square My frlend ms 1 human dxn lmo How 15 that P He charges everythmff he frets N' A C MQINTIRE 'Tl C1 -s E E '-1 TD Rugs Clothes Well Dressed Men W1ll Want and Wear If thc uuc J on 1 Funeral Dlrector Invalld Car SCIVICC Brenner Bros ' 4 l Lone! of D10 -mg '01 o,,,,o- ooooooooooooo Q- Qeogoo QQQQQQQ Q... ml,-X li l ALNQYP ,, X A 115 l 'fp N l 'F'-WV , ms 411, 9 Q v Q Q Q 51 It -.Afgff ' 'S l Q 2 Q Q fur, 2 H 0 , Q Q 3 ' : : : Q ' N, , ,Q l ' 0 2 2 ,f ' Fl 5 ,Q .Q :Q O 0 . Q Q NN. g A gf 4' 35,3 Q 1 Q Q Q ! E S 531: K fa l ' 7' n l Q Q 1 gr? f o o f' ru A S . X N A '-'Q ' 1 0 3 2 1. 35:2 ,Q 1 Q 5 Y . Q Q 1 'T N- O - ' A . z x f.'Z'4 ' 0 I 4 Q Q . :5 ' 1' 0 0 , :f '? 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' if Y ' g 1 z K 4 0 o 9 'Sf If 'B' KEISTER BRQS THE oaooeas F1rst and Second Rooms West Slde S Market St Phones 83 and 148 The S 55 Z RESTAURANT For ual1ty and SCIVICC rlpe old U1 rs nothmv to Smlth Prov1s1on Co Cn the Square Come ID and see us We have the largest ancl freshest varlety of foocl, merchanclrse, etc , IH Wooster o-Q9o.Q---oooooo-Q, 09-0-09 lm 2 1 lg xbout Lonsuler the tom zto RAI-IL S ox THE QQL ARE DIL gs fll6lIllC lls 'loxlet -XIt1Cl9s Plesclxptlons Slclt Loom Supplles Sotlas C211 lv Clflfill s SIZWIOIIQTW Fanreras The RAI-IL Pharmacy lames B Rahl. Proprletor lLusrJl0HOXV H 5 0, Q- Q- Q..-.oo..,,.,o..--,.-- I, In CT Nl X .' ,', uk, - .y!,n ,I A 1 QR '. 14 C 'w' . 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Q FD z-P F' .. - m 4-P :- 5 D-' CD 4: ru Q -Q QQQQQQQQ -QQQQQQQQQQQQ-.-------------- Q. oo .Q oo Don t Forget J I-I GEIER When you want your olcl shoes to look like new The best work IS always cheaper Opposite Clly Hall u . . ty . O Il g - ' ll . 1 ', 2 l l 0 I . O 0 ll - ' ' U l o 1 - l ' 4 4l S , Q Q 0 0 ' ' 0 41 , '- 0 O 1. :J-' 2 ' t . 3 0 ,I , w - X Q lr ' l l 0 O 1: 0 2 3 ll 'NN l ' l ' , 0 9 'C ' 3 2 0 -1 ' l 9 O 1' -' z z 'U . - . n E 1 3 O ll . S ' I z O Y 5 mu 0 . ' , , z 1 ' nu 0 S ' O O In . ,J 0 . o . O 0 ll 9 0 ,A . . 0 0 v A 0 - 0 ll 0 0 O 0 . , 0 O ll . fx O an , 0 O Ji - ' ' 3 3 ': E A' 3 ' X l 4 ' . - 0 I ll 2 l 0 o ll . I . O . 0 , . ' P 8 8 ll ll ' Q 4 X l O ll 2 U 3 o J X I 2 0 l 3 n X I 0 0 3' in K X E14 EW x s 5 . 'N'-Y M ,'3g'f1k1.s '-E' L- 'mf STYPE DRUG S YP MAN PROCTGR Compllmm of RILXALL STORE bhellx N mouxtmhe h ls been the DIOHCCI of the mst 1111119111 plan 1 llttle down md then .1 llttle more L lch week THE RIGHT CLCTI-IES PCR YOUR VACATIO Summer I5 here And wzlh rl allendanl warm lvcalher You,11 man! lo beal lhe weallxer man al hrs own game, you'll man! io be alhred m lhe coolesl, hghiesl clolhmg and fufmsbrngs fha! you can lay banda on If Ihafs fhe case, you'l1 Ivan! io avail yourself of our znvllalzon lo make your summer selechons have ICK AMSTER KX x ,w K A 1 . V N - . . .aka . .mf fb 4 .' , . Q , 1, 1 '- ' A ,Q . I kf 5 N. 4 A-. X V' px 5 .-'V fv , 1 - J -W ?.-1----' Yi-' , ' af ', 1 . I 'J ..---------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- ----------..---------------, . -----------------------------------------------------. , , . . Y , . . . . . , . . I . - C I n, , L C . ' . . ,. v - C C C - -...----------------------------------------..--------. . V, -s---4-7.-Q4, 7 Y Y V i i ,1,,gf- Ji - ,M-Y WE WERE A SENIOR ONCE And Know 'ie big kick U'l 1dL1'1tlOD gives. High Qchool if-is ffre it hut co ege is hetter yet. Next Fall When you come up on the hill this store is where you ll get your texts -and we have college jewelry penn-ints pens stationery en- nis r-ickets 'md gym equipment -everything you may need even novels in the circul ttinf lihriry for your sp ire time. Freshmen lead 1 merry life-welcome to our midst. Little Dicky W H S 25 for the Campus Book Store Nell C ixe me 21 sentence with the xi Old 'NI tchiavelli in it tol S10 00 Mechanical Drawing Sets Spaulding Athletic Goods Compltments of Alvin Rich 55 Co Hardware Hudson Fine Cutlery XX inchester Sporting Rifles and Ammunition O y lf fr , , f z ff ff Y f 7 X! F 'll 1 ,, . C O ,. . 1. ,., 2 ll V I X Y v , c x c x A , x 1 , l , I v t f s 1 ra 1 I v X 2 5, z z z G 1 9 , . . . , A. :HIV .1 xl v. '1,-2.K Stell: Well as the Chinese tailor said, 'I'll Machiavelli nice suit ' , v H . .......................... T- 0 4 0 O O . . 9 4 0 . . , E 0 o 3 n 4 I . 0 ' o s 0 0 0 o 0 0 O o 0 o . 0 - o ,. . . 3 0 0 0 o o 0 0 5 WALNUT STREET GROCERY DPHl6fS lfl Slaplf' GFOCCTICS and gITl0lxf C1 IVICHIQ IC? C YGHITI dflfl I op b lell Uoocol xte tgg, m llted mlll XKIIIDIJQIT ug tm md txxo scoops of ltc cleam I P tt one up md lot tht othel fio xt QIQII es S L an xou omt m tll ll flt nex Vkednesd IX ' Derr Prmtmg Company Master Printers 340 East Llberty Street I . H Jin T Uldw ,. '1 .' ' . ,. N EAR - X f 1 . I, , . ., , sf 1' T N gtt,.j- fo f, 11 A gjt 4 o Wh hs ---t . ' A , I J Phone 434 Opposite the High School 579 N. Vivalnut St, ----------------------------.------------------------... f.'1: '. z ,eff,z 'i, iz ,z ' 3 5 . 3.2 2 . 1 ' z. ' 'iz Y .', sir. 'z j C 1 ' for 21 2 ' it 1 , 1 Y-vu . .L . ...--..... .................. - ....................... --- . .
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