Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1930 volume:

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X I E3 THE SENRABI I I V I I, IIIII Iof I I I I I I3arnesviIIe I-Iigh ScI1ooI BarnesviIIe, Qhio VOLUME XII MAY 1930 cl P bl TI-IE JUNIOR CLASS 1 . N K -1. ,.-n- 7 1 G Z WI ,,... QF Z I 4 , N X ln Q I III 2 , Ig U CompiIed an U ished by k Q A 4 ' yi T, I Ig 55 VAWWIIX1lII7fNIW7xXI4ffV WWW! I --as ,gs-D W 1 , I 4 ahvzzritnn lmhhatth tfnlfthfxl 5 Earhart Jmaggalflag in p t at 91132143115 1 N Zh N N VS ff! 1' I . Ll B X A fl. w a a in: a is a n uma nf wha anrah 5 to X Y I' Iwi L QQ 5 t ful racngnitiun uf his pfnfnunh intarast i th N If f Elarg stuhaui, anh his zaaluus su par E X . it ' 'hi ian nf Putman i a x i shun . ? X , f a , 1 ' g Q Q a Q yy 4 1 x 'N ' 1 N 1 -' X9 x. X , I f f WXXl1f-NXXXFXIWFT UW N WAN I PIN m 5 E R A B X A 9- in 1 , yy. . Xu, ' 1 A W2 N 6 X 6 i 'I gg Q R , 1 7 ' 4 K , ,J A.-f 4 - Y E Q A M S 7 ,mill , Y f SENRAB INTRODUCTION L91 ir ln has been the aim of the Staff pin ' 5 of nineteen-thirty to compile tm ce:.l':.1fA - - gMogo,ov,vgsk a volume that Will faithfully depict the events ancl activities of our school and in future years afford for all concerned V1V1d recollections of happy days 1n Barnesvllle l-llgh School We wlsh to thank MISS MCGIHHIS Nelson Poulton Ollve l-larclesty lVlar tha Newell Vlrginla Reed and Earl McFarland who have ably ass1stecl our art editor also Mr Baker for his pho tography lVlr Schafer our Staff Acl v1sor and lVl1ss Krupe the Staff Critic lf Q 9 gs Q n-Wwt ZRWEWMRNWNWNWNN N .-:-- 7 ' r Z ECEUSU S S U CCCC WU fm ,il xqx ,I CONTENTS ' V -A 6 DEDICATION 9 A BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 ' FACULTY fi CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC FEATURE ADVERTISEMENTS IIE N I X .Q A MW I M IGH I W I II! ME I Q SEN '30 THE SCHOOL BGARD XV. V. Vl'i1:NNr11 l' Gnu. CHEFFY, V z'cc-Pres. KYLE RIILLER ST. CLAIR HAXSBROUCIC, Pres. R. D. FOWLER, Clerk 8 9 vw .vt, ..a-,QMMN-..-f 6 Q -- M . - ,MWA .,,-- my A N 1 u4w:Qefwm,:5zefw,:'::mm.wf- 30 5 If S,,f,,'W,.i. ,www wyqmwmgmffgww wfvwwmumwwagvzzfs-fmqqwxsvswwwvwwe ' A F-ACU-LTY ' 3 2 if Q, K ' .f Q. if ii may . Y.-.i F m E7 1 if Z .r Q5 E , fs ' E 4- 4, .Mx yi x A '- , . X , Ri 33,11 ,KU its - f liil' 1 ESI' Til im! ' JI :fs 1 r fain i : :wz3?'g:'Z ' K Le' . 9... -'F - xl is -'52 15? ?f'2'f6if-'xii if 2,43 jf It ,gtg in Ll . 'ga it ASW Liylfgggi it 'wif A if E 'vkfugh' Y, - .-X51 - J 1: ii ffl' ,H MA Q.'.f'fgf'iii .' 2 AQMQ' W gi fun t if .i yvmrmp fa , , 1 V :ti ,,. . S 5 A X 1 ,--Q if Yi at 0- FW E M I' ,f dit UQ , fig ,.4., , 7551 ' V. i ,vi 1-w. ,, g- ,x KH' 'Ai un , MIR:1f.:?MIYG :sf::.w xs,sww: ww:-er L YH'X2' EBF? k 'fflfvff 7,11 Q nf' ' ' ' fgggfr-3,-my '5zryur5'mqzzrx:::A1:f:.:,SL,.h11ai'27gga:51 F?,.n:f1.uLU7x621m113lRrl12 , if i 9 all SEN 30 3 Einar . V. Brown, A. B. H. H, Gaebel, B.S. in Agr. Ohio State University Superintendent B S Of Chem, Ohio Wesleyan University 01110 N01'fhCfH I University of Chicago Melba M. Schumacher, Ph, B. University of Chicago French and History Isabel M. Knipe, A. B. Muskingum College Columbia University English, Public Speaking fq Yi. y 10 Lf' i f,,1 N Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture Ruth A. Sterling, A. B. Denison University English ly, 3 Ui. X. . I 4 xi-iv' x Q W ' M- W' 1 . ., , Q, g?'1Z.gi?3 2, A-N-M if iipiiiiimglln .:': ',: in M . ive-ky -ff iv ' -. l g, K - ,A it -5:-.w,-14fi1i1fsg' ?s'W, ' Y -1. w vwzij' ':-4 'K it 1 - . ' e ff- -In ,. l. ff s is - x vp I Ai 'Q A ' ER . gi X. RE . 5' 56 if fl Hzfgg at 1 if! '30 S If E. G. Emmert, B. S. , Herbert McKelvey, A, B. 1. Floyd Thomas, B. S. . i ' .f '- Capital Universify .I V. Ohio University Ltah Abrieulture College Mathematics! Uwe Ohio State University Science and Economics f ' 1. . Science Athletics Catherine Ebert, Helen Westervelt, B. S. Georgia Hoignbeck, A. B. Zane!-ME' gbillgilidgf Pen- Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyaii Univerfity manghip Home Economics History and lhysical hd. Bliss College Commercial 7 f X , r F Mil 4, A ' f' N.. . H ' .1 YA , HKy. 'iy 11 AAL,- -' , fi . -,, X ' .fn .ffm we '-. -' ggi! ,,. , -M . vin 1-an l-. N l -1 S l !. ' . it M' Y Ib ,LU fi L yr .- - vb, F ..., 4, .. 2 a mz . M.. . ..,. .. .. AB Mildred Wiley, B. S.in Ed. Ohio University Music K th M G , A. B University of Kentucky Art Institute of Chicago A t 1 I' 359-X 4--ff 13 VS. 4, . , aitlg 13 Louise N. Stewart, A 61115011 I'llV6I'S1 D U ty Latin, Economics, Soc 1 Pbl Agnes Walker Office Secretary V .ff M. ig. . 12 V.'k 'V ' , ' ,, My . hx. V U 1d , y 5lfNI!AB SENHQRS rx ,, f ,nn I BRENTON REYNOLDS Everybody calls me Dmner I 'tm leader of the SCHIOYS Cla-,s Ires1dent 4 Chorus l umor Play 3 frack 3 4 Football 3 4 CLARA FROEHLICH Everybody calls me Clara I am alvs ays usmg my bram R 3 Sc Show 2 3 4 L1bra11an 2 3 4 Sprmg Fes l1val 1 Operetta 2 Debate 'leam l Chor us 1 2 3 4 Accompanlst 3 4 Ass Edu tOl of Senrab 3 V1ce Pres of Class 4 RODGER SHEPHERD Pvervbody calls m Rod Iam bashful Future Farmers 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Class Treasurer 4 Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 3 Class Basketball 3 4 DOROTHY DEW Fxerxbody calls me Dot I a111 a basketball star Class Pres l Class VICC Pres l Cl ss Sec 4 Senrab St ttf 3 MCICUTIHU Report l 2 3 4 G R Treasur sketball l Z 3 4 A A S Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Lxterary Club l WILLIAM KEARNS Everybody calls m B111 I am a successful comed1an Football 1 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Basketball A A l 2 3 Sec 3 Athlet1c Board 4 All School Show l Z 3 MCFCUTIHH Staff l ass Sec l Chorus 1 2 P Senrab Staff 3 4 llterary Soc1ety l Op eretta 2 Cl1f1t1T1HS Show 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Band 1 MARTHA BAILEY Everybody calls me Mart I am Fhrtatlous G1rl Reserves l 2 3 4 Senrab Staff 3 A A 2 3 Tumor Class Play 3 Operetta l 2 Cl'lO1l1S 2 Chr1stmas Show Z Spamsh Moon 3 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Jn ' N S A I ZS - , . J fi ff G. ., 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 1, ,All hool N N y ,xy g,. -. , I I 3 . L- 7 ' , 9 , 4 V , s - f ,,,, 9 ' , , 9 . '- Ulm ' 1 5 ' ' - 1 f - U C e- . P .0 '-35 r 1 X y , in 11 H 'C l ' -I ' a Q le3ra.l,G'F.,,,y, lg Y.-'.,l,2,3g eeci, Q k . C- t 1, 2, 3, 4, Tracie, ,1, 3, 4, 1,3 2, 3, 42 S Cl I., ysylgyllrf , , 3,-43 !,'regs.13l 3 I Q . -T. . B- .- ' : ,X 1,..S., y.S:,' 5' . ,is L.. . 3 14 l 1 1 -1 Y 4 1 1 s ' ag, - 1 , ,R 1. Q 4 1 do ull, A N IQXXXWMYF UW N WAN I P RUTH BENSON Everybody calls me- Ruth . I am-a real blonde. 'r Reserves 1 Z 3 ' Vice-P es. ' A. A. 1 2 3' Literary Society 1' Operetta 2' Spanish Moon 3' Chorus Z' Class Bas- ketball 4. GERTRUDE BISHOP Evervbody calls me Tudc I am always snuhng A G R s Chorus 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 All School Chr1stmas Show 2 3 4 A11 School Show 3 Operett 1 Z JOHN CHASE Excrybody calls me John I 'tm strll growmg Future Farmers 1 2 3 4 Class Ilay 3 Football 4 SARAH BRADFIELD Evelybody calls me Sally I am full of pep Ilterary SOCICIY 1 A A 1 2 3 4 Cab 1net 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Basketba' Operetta 1 All School Show 3 4 Junlor Class Play 3 AUDREY BRADY Everybody calls me Audrey I am always ready to lend 1 helpmg hand G1T1RCSCFXCS 1 4 Athletlc Assocmtxon 3 Commelcml Club 2 3 Chorus 4 ROBERT MALDEN DEW Everybody calls me Bob I am usualls thmkmg Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 3 Cornmerc1a1 Club ,f -, ..'!? ' 'v, ' ' X 11 i fAl4l6lll61llWNI4Al W!!! AXWWX.-El N I I G11 , , , , 4, r , 4, : , y y y 1 f PQ , 4 xxx A 1 L I N A. ., 1, 2, 39 Dirl .eserve , 1, 2, 3, 4: W X I , ,V F - B, , , , 2 -. ' , 1 V 3 K y . I. ' N, T I ' - , . , I r ' , , 5 1 y ,U ,hi gy y, 'I y .1, 2, 7 3, 45 Senrab Staff, 1, 35 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3,'4g yu Q -. 9 I . . ' 1 . . ' 2, s ' 0 Y l,2. ' ' 5 ' ,X 7 .rl , 4. ,, , . . , . . f , rg - - ,Q A 1 ' - 1 - ' I .- I , ' ,, 4, , :X 2 - ar ,1 W: .- . f Q E l X .pm 'uni 9- I EVA BYRD Everybody calls me- Eva . I am-always joking. Oxford I-Iigh School, 1, 2, 35 Class Play, 2, 3g Class Pres. 2. LILLIAN CAIN Everybody calls me- Lillian . I am-just myself. Girl Reserves 1 Z 3 4' Debate Team ' Athletic A'ssociation 2 3. GEORGE DEW Everybody calls me- George . I am-quiet but industrious. Athletic Association 1 2 3' Future Farm- s 1 Z 3' Pres. 4' B. H. S. Auto Spra Co. 1 4' Sec.-Treas. 2' Vice-Pres. 3. MINNIE CARNES Everybody calls me- Min. I am-a French ipeaking. Ciorur 1 2 3' Girl Reserves 1 Z f' Literary Club 1' Athletic Association 1 Z' Operetta 1 2' junior Class Play 3. LYNETTE CATER Everybody calls me- Lynette . I am-an expert typist. Class Vice-Pres. 3' Girl Reserves 1 4' Athletic Association 2 3' Chorus 1 2' Operetta 1 2 School Show 3 JAMES DICKSON I am just driftlng along Y 1 4 A A 1 Junior Play 3 Sprin Eestlval 1 2 Orchestra 1 Z 3 4 All School Show 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Manager High School Band 4 5 R , ' x ff U H Ks 7 , , ,sill Y I f it U .0 Qrrzr, , y r f f slr. M H 7 l 1 . ,,,, I , , ,3,4, Q N ' , , , ,2, 3, Everybody calls. me- Jim . Hi- ,l ,2,. 3, g I. ., 5 i' Class wt + I X- 16 EP, Y . 1. x' - ' X' X' ' we N' ' X N it 1 x -' l 1 .' lu X x. l l f s ri X XXXUVYXIXXIXN A xi Xlf,-Alllxlfoxi X fx lu IX Il MARTHA CHANEY Everybody calls me- Pony I amfworthy of my name. Class Treasurer, Z5 Girl Reserves, 1, Z, 3, 45 Sec., 35 Cabinet, 45 Basketball, 43 Cap- tain, 43 Senrab Staff, 35 A. A., 1, 35 Chorus, 1, 25 Operetta, 25 Literary Society, lg Span- ish Moon 3' Class Basketball 1. HAZEL DEWAR Evcrybody calls me Hazel 1 un enjoyln e Commercial Club 1 Z Gul Reserx es l 2 Class Hasletbtll 2 3 Basketball 4 X A 1 2 Chorus 4 CARLTON DYER Everybody calls me Carl I ana always 1.1lCd c1ety 1 Z RUTH EDDY Everybody calls me Ruth 1 am one of XfVr1gleys best customers Commercial Club 1 2 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Cho us 4 Athletlc Association 3 VIOLET ENNIS Everybody calls me Yio et I am alu ays helping, someone Athletic Xssociation 2 Glrl Reserves Z 4 Commercial Club 2 3 WILLIAM FRASHER I am alw xys ready to argue Class lres 1 Class Pasketball 1 Z 3 4 Football 3 'liacl Z 3 Captaln Flracl 3 All School Show 3 l itcraiv Society 1 H1 X 3 4 A A 1 2 Operetta 1 Class 'Ire s Z Glee Club 1 Senrab Staff 3 -L -1- I I pu it I ' ' ' ,Sx Ks I zi4 iQlifiH 9 ' fi ,QSO Ei S all ' ' 'i . -it H' r l 2, ,Q :'.' 1 5 M. fi, .'f 'X Q - if fffi 1 fill f I Evcriaoclgi calls me+ Bill . K Q 17 b N , , , 1 . , , .A-,. Q fMlZf1iW1lWNI,7mx W!!W,fixXWW!.-:fe MARTHA FERGUSON Fverybody calls me Mart I am content Wltll Howard Chorus 3 Ope1etta 1 All School Show 3 Class Treasurer 3 Glrl Reserves 3 4 MARTHA FRASHER Ex ervbody calls me I am always gettmg mto m1sch1ef 3 L1terary SOCIBIY 1 A A 1 2 3 G1rl Re serves 1 2 3 4 G R Cabmet 3 Basket ball 3 4 Operetta 1 2 All School Show 4 Jun1o1 Class Play 3 WAYNE GROVES Everybody calls me Wayne I am content Wltll thmgs 'ls -1 hey come Future Farmers l 2 3 4 ELOISE GALLAGHER Everybody calls me Elolse Iam mdcpendent l1te1-ary Soc1ety 1 Commercml Club 2 PEARL GLEAVES Everybody calls me Pearl I am mtcrcstcd m dramat1cs Oxford H1 1 2 l11dg,eport 3 MILDRED FITZGERALD Everybody calls me M1lly I am ncvcr 1n a hurry Modesto H1 h School Z A A 1 Boost crs Club 1 Grl Reserves 1 4 JN 44 S K 1 1, by F , 6 y .U . , UIQ 5 - ,- r X ' f , -,. ,, r 1 X 11114 , sl. .1 y . -' . 1111116116ASSOQ1a1i5n,51,2. ' 5 P . X f ,R N ,Y I A I ,- Q . QN ,, . ,, ,Q ,ff . I ' ,x A 7 1:3 P I A A 1 - A 9 :xx 1' ,., 'R -N , N I x C' 'A wr N T. , A -1 1 4. 11 1 1. ll A WXIQXXXNXWF llwmlmlwll IN V IRGINIA GOODNIGHT Pverybody calls me V1fglH1a 1 am always cheerful Clrl Reserxes 1 Z 4 Commercml Club BETTY HILLES Evelybody calls me Betty I am a good leader Glr R serves 1 2 3 4 Cabmet 2 3 4 A A 1 Senrab Staff 3 Class Offlcer 2 All School Show 1 2 Operetta Z Class ay 3 Chorus 1 Z L1terary Soclety 1 NEAL LAPPERT hverybody calls me Neal I am noted for my drgmty A H 3 4 Vxce Jr l-I1 Y 4 Busmess Manager Senrab 3 Class Play 3 All School Show 3 Llterary So LYDIA JEFFERS Everybodv calls me Lydla I am quretg Commercral Club 1 2 Glrl Reserves 1 BLANCHE KAISER Everybody calls me Kanser 1 am always on the go Glrl Reserves 1 2 Commercral Club WATT LAUGHLIN Evelybody calls me Watt I am 1nqu1s1t1ve llterarv SOCIGIY 1 Operetta 2 Chorus l 2 All School Show 1 3 A A Sta 0 Mgr Class Play 3 H1 Y 1 Tr asurer 2 Pres1dent 3 Senrab Staff Z 3 l.1d1tO1'1I'l Chlef 3 Sprmg Festival 1 il' AWWA WWINIWAX W!!! xXXWW..1 X W lk I I , -1, A 1,23 I' ' ' 3 nc ' ff rqx . 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A., 35 Operetta, 1. l f PAULINE KINSON Everybody calls me Pauline I am quiet in school N G1rlR serves l 2 3 4 A A 3 Operetta WILLIAM LOGAN Everybody calls me B11 I am usually found ioaming ' n the hall Chorus l Literary Society 1 Football ELIZABETH MAJOR Everybody calls me Elmabeth I am always with Virgima Glrl Reserves 2 4 BEATRICE MALONE Everybody calls me Batty I am Irish Gir R seive 2 A A 2 3 Class ketball 3 Basketball 4 Class President 3 EARL MAJOR Everybody calls me Earl I am nex er worried f WXIQXXXWIRN UWNXWIAN I IN F N . 5' I .- 3 74 1. ' 'Y, ' I' ' :Ill ' x , X f .1 E - in is E . ' y S , 9 V 2. 'wi , 'll e fs! gi . ., , g ' '. Bas- Q , 5 , 5 :. f , . Qi dx f , ' E 7' , ,i .i gl 20 Y. 'L . -' it ' f t lu' 1 v I 1 I I MARY ELIZABETH MCCLELLAND Everybody calls mc IVIICRIC I am ITIISCIIICXOLIS Athletlc Socxety 1 2 Cho us l Z G l Reserve l Z 3 4 Gxrl Rescrwe PIZHIISI 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 All School Show 3 Op erettas MADELYN MCELFRESH Everybody calls me Madge I 'lm alwlys tall ln and say mg nothmg, Advertlsmg Mgr Senrab 3 G1rl Reserve lZ34AA123 OperettaZ Spanh Moon 3 Al School Show 1 All School Chrlstmas Show 1 2 llterary Socxety 1 Debate Team 1 Lxberarlan 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Sprm Fe t1val 1 EDISON MAJOR Everybody calls me Ed I am easy omg, motball 2 3 4 A A OPAL MCLANE Everybody calls me Opal I am benevolent Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 A A 3 Operetta ELLENORE MILLER Everybody calls mc Ellenore I am Cundecldcdj Gul Reserve 1 4 LAWRENCE MCGEE Exerybodv calls me Mugg1e I am ar all around Athlete Football 2 3 4 llack l Z 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Class Play 3 A A 1 All School Show 3 fAWl01l6f1I7fiNl7mWW XXXW7Wf.-gl .4 , X M 1' 511 ffl!! .M YA! . Z ' :F W . ': X MVAA A - Q 'L A ml , . A . 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J 1- ' 4 ' yi',,' gal gy X' , .-V. . r A' PI- 't XX Q WN H I-1 SEN HELEN MOORE Everybody calls me Helen I am a firm supporter of Al Smlth Belmont H1gh School 1 Cnrl Reserves 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 All School Show 3 Operetta 2 Class Oftrcer 3 Lrterary Soclety 1 MARGARET MURPHY Ex erybody calls me Marg I am evcrybodys frlend A A 3 G1rl Reserves 4 EMERSON MURPHY Everybody calls me Emexso I am very reserved A T ack 1 C 18 etball 1 J MARTHA NEWELL Evelybodv calls me LIZZIC I am well known to all Lrte ary Socxety 1 Commerclal Club 7 Ixbrarlan 4 STELLA NICKLES Everybody calls me Stella I am n1ce to everyone r Resexxes 1 2 4 A A 1 Z Ca Basketball I 2 4 Chorusl All Sch l Show I HARPER MURPHY lrvery body calls me Harper I :tm a successful farmer Future Farmers I 2 3 4 Vlce Iresrdent f - QQ I S 7 - + ,'-y .Hg A .L , X ! -H' .. H Q 2,A,.4..,3g-r ', 125 'less llask , , Q Iwi l . , - -, f 1 , Gil :Ely , ,lg ..., , 5 lss N , , , 3 , 5 oo Q ,. A ,X 3. , . ZZ Al' x' we Y ' I ' ' tv x X4 I Q-' V 1 ,M lj I x. l f N IEW flow? UWNXWIINII I LORENA OUTLAND Everybody calls me- Lorena I am-never speechless. Girl Reserves, 1, Z, 3, 4, Cabinet, 43 A. A. 1, 3, junior Class Play, 3, School Carnival, 15 Spanish Moon, 3, Librarian, 2, 3, 4, Art .Editor of Senrab, 3g Class basketball, 4. KATHRYN PALMER Everybody calls me- K'ate . I am-a booster of Fords. Girl Reserves, 45 Commercial Club, 33 Lit- erary Society, 15 A. A., 3, All School Christ- mas Show, 4, Chorus, 4. AGGY NICKLES Everybody calls me- Aggy I am-very manly. Football, 1 ,2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1,,Z, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, Chorus, 3, Seurab Staff, 3. ADDA PHILLIPS Everybody calls me- Adda I am-industrious. Commercial Club, 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves, 1, Z, 3, 4. ELIZABETH PITTMAN Everybody calls me- Lydia I am-the ordinary type. Girl Reserves, 1, 45 A. A., 3. OLIVER SCHAFER Everybody calls me- Shinny I am-carefree. Football, 1, 23 Spanish Moon, 3. e Z3 7AlWnKf1l7XNI,74 SEN LUCY RICHTER Everybody calls me Lucy Iam dO1T1CStlC Glr Reserves 3 Comme1c1alClub 3 ESTHER SCHAFER Everybody calls me Esther I am a hard workmg, typ1st Reserves 1 Commerc1a1 Club 3 EDWARD SMITH vcrybody calls me Edd1e am surprxsmgly b1g for my SIZC Vlce Pres1de11t of Class 1 H1 X 1 2 3 4 Tleas 3 Pres 4 All School Show 1 2 lrack Mgr 3 A A 1 Z 3 Treas 3 Class Basketball 1 2 3 Class P1es1dent 2 Foot al' M r 4 School Play 1 VIRGINIA SHEPHERD verybody calls me .Imney I and 1nd1l:ferer1t G11- erves1Z34AA MARY SKINNER Everybody calls me Mary Iam d1et1n5., Qrchestra 1 2 3 4 Cho us 1 Z G11 Reserves 3 4 ALFRED LUCAS SMITH Everybody calls me Alfred I am a l'1lf.,l1 stepper A A 1 Omaha Central School 2 un 101 Class Play 3 All School Show , N WIAWNN , -,. ,, .1 K, Z -. . -.. ,, .1 . Y I U Girl , 5 ' A , . E , 11 -rn 1 L L I - , . 1 . , z 1, 9 . ., , , 1 v I ., 9 1 , , , s -5 ' , 1 - b . g., 5 ' , . 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KENNETH TRIMMER Exerybody calls me Kenny I am Just vshat I should be Commercial Club 1 Z 3 IRENE VAN SYOC Evervbody calls me Irene I am sincere in whatever I d ir Reserves 3 4 Commercial Club ELSIE WHITE Eveiybody calls me Elsie I am well liked REX WILLIS Ex ciybody calls me Rex I am last but not least Commercial Club 1 2 3 4 n -Q- ,11- I I Z M 78X V . 4 is 3:1 , .T C . ,I y . y . . if? 4 I . -H H r I ' Ld . . I . O Q G l , , Q , Y N X 1 U - U X QN B 1 - - , in rv Y I 7x n 25 fx .. t if ..,, ,.n,.f, V .N . - , , , -Tl, .l -V , 1 M 1 A I 1 'W f Q , ..f . ::x' I ' L. AWIMk?ifl7fNIW6xX W!!! AWWCI X 'N 1 I.. 3 S If N Log of the Steam Yacht Sally Ann May 21 1940 Recewed notlce from Wm Kearns of weeks crulse on Lakes Wlth members of class of 1930 Barnesv1lle H1 School and fam hes W1ll embark from Detro1t at 9 O0 A M tomorrow May Z2 1940 Got on board and bag aqe stowed awav VVhat '1 mob' Stormy vteather ahead for me and crew Passenger L1st 1 Prof Brenton and Mrs E112 Major Reynolds Mr Reynolds Prof of SCICUCE OSU Z MISS Clara Froel1ch Pres1dent of F11St Natronal Bank Calals Olno 3 Neal and Mrs D Dew Lappert Mr Lappert ch1ef photographer of R K C 4 r John and Mrs B Malone Chase Mr Chase General Manager of West mghouse r Ab and Mrs M Newell N1ckles Mr Nlckles coach at Notre Dame r Ed and Mrs U Sk1nner Smlth Mr Slhlth Pres1dent ofSm1th Brothers Cough Drops Mr Roger and Mrs V2 Shepherd Owners of Sh pherd Fru1t Farm Mrs McElf1esh Collms mt son Dean Mrs McClelland Rcnnenschnclder and dau hte1s Balbafa and Rose Dr Hazel Dewar qDCC13.llSt at Barnesulle Hosp1tal NIISS V1olet E'1n1 Supt of Schools Sevxellsv1lle Oh1o Mrs M Chaney A hworth and twln Iunlor and Howa1d MISS Ruth Benson Owne of Mlle Shoppe de Robes Mr James D1ekson Attorney at law Ur Harper and Mrs E Scl afe1 Murphy and son TJICR Ovxners of Murphy harm MISS Lynette Cater FOFCIEH buyel for Mlle Shoppe de Robes Mrs B H1lles Murphy and daughter Ioan IMIISS Irene Van Syoc Wonlan lecturer Dr Rob and Mrs Eva In rd Devs Dr Dew consultlng phys1c1an at Mercy Hosp1tal Mrs Helen Moore Sm1th and son Herbert 'Vlr Lawlence McGee Owner and Dlrector of Mcfee Concert Art1sts Hr Alfred Lucas Model for Style ClJth1n for Men MISS M Balley D1et1c1an 'Lt St James lnhrmary A1155 l:.ls1 Whlte Leadlng lady m lfV1ll1s Van1t1es 'VI1 Rex VV1ll1s Owne of VN1ll1s VaH11lCb Mrs M Perguson Hamcs and son Paul Mr NVatt and Mrs H Carnes Lau hhr Mr Iaughhn Professor of NIUSIC Punceton NIISS Ruth Eddy Owner of Eddy Tea Shops Mr Charles Ham1lton Bond salesman for McSw1ndle and Crooke Co Mrs A Stone From ard daughter LOUISE Mrs lx Palmer Hosk1nson and twins fhomas and Mary Mr Wm Frasher EEICIC 1cy expert M1 Wayne Groves DlfCCtOf of Voc Agr1 ulture Mr Ol1ver and Mrs N Moore Schafer and son Wllllam Mr Schafer Profes of dancmg 3 MISS Lucy R1C11tCf Teacher of Pubh Speakmg JY - gh if 99 1 -..4- OX . Mr. . . - . . ' , .. Q M A . - . - Q 5. M. ff. . . .' -1. . .HQ 6. M. .' .l.A ' Q ' - . ', ' ' - 8, . '. ' zl. . X- ' 9. . -' . V H' , g 1. ':, ' . ' 10. . -., J' ' . 1 1 I H--.'.'1 'I . . ,,' - 1 . 7 16 'L - 'T - ' X 1 7. f sp 4 . . . Y 181 S 1 9 ' 19. . . . lj ' '- . ' , ' i' . f 20. '. ' A '- . t 7 21111 M ' . T ' 0 23. i in r Q 221 11. 6-ei Q 26. .. .' Y '3 ' ' . mx pus. UU. .. .M .- 1 -, 23. - r . ' I 1 . L. 1 ' 1 , ,Q SST f 9 v . , 'Z. , . -1 1 '. 33. '. -' . 'c . . X4 34. U. ' . . - , . x aOI' g . , 1 r .C r . . , 5 Z6 1-1 ' ' K 1 Vi 1 ' f ' ' 1 . 11 f . 1' , l I f NIQXXX1 XIRFXIW N XWIIN I NN 36 Mr kenneth and Mrs F fhornberrv McVV1ll1ams Manager of Belmont Lounty Exp Farm MISS El1zabeth P1tt nan State Secretary of Gran e MISS Adda Pl'11ll11DS Mat1on of Nat1onal 4 H Club MISS Pea l Gleaxes Mr Earl and Mrs V M155 Lvd1a jeffr1es Mr W1ll1am Logan Mr Ed1so11 Majors M195 Opal McLane Vlr Carleton Dyer PI'Od11CC1 ofTheatr1cals john B Ro ers Goodn1 ht Majors Ou nf-rs of Majors Farms Secr tary to Tamcs D1ck5on Atto ney at Law Cwner of Blll s Peanut Co Coach of Hendrysbur H1gh School M r of Woman s Dept Dyas Dept Store Owner of Dyers Dept Store Mr George Dew Res arch Chemvst at Akron Rubber Co IVIISS Audrey Brady CC1t1l'1CLl Pubhc Accountant MISS Gertrude Blshop OH1cc 'VI 1 of Murphys AdVCftl5lH3, Co M195 Martha Brasher Prof toe danclng Mr Elmabeth Murphy Owner of Murphy Advernsmg Company IVIISS MISS 'Vhss M155 M155 M155 Elo1se Galla her Wonran Lecturer I orena Outland Mayor of Barnesv1ll Ohxo Stella N1ckle P ofcssor of Greek W est Yf1rg1n1a lJI11VSI'S1tV Eleanor M1ller Secretary of Tr1pp and Fall Law F1rm Pauhne Kmson l rtncr of Kmson and Keatlng Conf1d1ent1al1sts I yda Keatmg I artner ot' KIHSOH and Keat1n COHf1dCHtlH.llStS I 31 Mr W1ll1am and Mrs S l1adneld Kearns Mr Kearns controller of Wall Street Owner of Sally Ann MISS Blanche Ka ser Tcacl er 1n French Hendrysburg I-hgh School MISS Marg Lret Murphv 'leller at Peoples Blllldlflg and Loan M155 Mlldred F1tzgerald Nurse at Barnesvllle Hosp1tal May 23 1940 Chaney boy ox erboard port ra1l on seventh watch In ensumg exc1tement Mr D1ckson pushed overboa1c. lnto b11ny df ep lake lexel three 1nches lower and tdal waves on surroundmg hore Mr D1cl son XVC1gl'19 437 May 24 1940 Roughneclc k1d5 IIlLlt1Il1CCl durmg I1lI1tl1 watch Casuahtles F1rst mate two black eyes second shortage of teeth mvsclf lc black and bl.1e from knees down Must dock for m1nor repa1rs Mr Smlth footm h1ll on stren th of old memor1es May 23 1940 Docked on C1nad1a11 Sldt Men benehted by v1s1t1ng var10us saloons about town Mr McGee and Mr Lucas sm1led upon bv Goddess of Fate 1n crap game and unturned several thousand bucks ahead and slzghtly under weather due to good fellowsh1p of the boys Ra1sed anchor at four bell and co1 tlnued course May 26 1940 P11316 frec for all by k1ds th1s afternoon All wmdows broken deck l1tt red w1th deceased vegetables procured as ar mun1t1on Wlllle IH port csterday Ten years on my abc slnce t11p began Only one more day thank Heaven' May 27 1940 Put 111 at Detrolt and unloaded Peace at last' VVhat a crowd that was' Good bunch though Have done well by tl1e1r Alma Mater Good t1me had by all durmg trzp Arranged for another trlp 1n 1945 for two weeks T111 then class of 1930 good bye a1d God speed' Capt WhOOS1S fAl1HS, D ll Kearns 14 f .1t4lM1K1ll!fMIWAX Ml AWWA! X 5 If :D Q . . . f 14 , 1 H ... l 37. 'r -. ' . , . S g. 7 I 38. .L M . . -. l 39. 1 f 'Y - - ' , . g co. 1 40. . .. '. lg ' .- f - ' ' .. 41. J' - e D 1 , 1' 1 . I 42. , ' 4- ,' 1. . . -I 43, . ' ' ,- gf . ' 44. '. - I ,, . . 45. . - ' . . T'-'F 46.l.' . . 'Sl fl . ' -' .' ' . . . K '. - ' e, g' 1 -f ' ':' f '. K 49. '. ' - . . ' . 50. . - . 51. ' ' ' .g - . 52. ' , - 'e, ', 4 53. 1' , 5-r ', . 7' ' N .4. . . N- . . r 56. .k 4 .Lvl . X. g . .,' - 57. . 4 -. . 1' -, . , xy . . X '8. ' 1. 1' ' ., ' . 'U ' 604 . . . M . . m ,ll L ' ' . . . v ' ' -1' 'A , l ' . ' , l Q ' S . . . C. ' . . ' . .rl Q - . . , , 7 27 l fg X 1 3 , , 7 V,, ,' , , , , VZ, . . w- ' i f' . . ff..r 1 .lffk if F- . 'N f X.. .l -Z- S will , X A 9 Class History Sept. 1, 1926, the good ship Thirty,' set sail over the long, uncertain ocean of education. Dorothy Dew was selected as skipper, and she brought the ship successfully through the First league of the voyage, advised by Mr. Dunlap. l The following year, just a little later in September, after docking for the summer months, we again weighed anchor, this time under the iron hand of Ed. Smith. We were also under the surveillance of Miss Krafthefer. Dur- ing this voyage, the inter-class tournament was won by the Sophomores, cap- tained by Nickles, coached by Kearns. , The third league of the journey, Beatrice Malone, aided by Miss Stay- men, piloted us through this year. We published the Senrab, held a success- ful class play followed by a banquet, and were the host to the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The last and saddest lap of the voyage has been supervised by Brenton Reynolds and Miss Hornbecl We have almost reached oui final port in High School Life According to Nicl les we haxe as good as won the class tourn ament already We hope to have served our Alma Mater to our best capa city in athletics scholarship and good fellovx ship We will always hold B H S in deepest reverence Wm S K 30 C ass colors 1 ose and Silver Brenton Reynolds Clara Froehhch Dorothy Dew Roger Shepherd William Kearns Georgia Hornbeck President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senrab Report r Sponsor HONOR S FUDLN1 S Valedictorian clara Froehlich 97 25 Salutatorian Sarah Bradlield 96 68 WX IQXXXNIRN UW N KW! IN I I -:Q ge Y 2 Q C ' 'U Li.. Q ,C f I p K ' I' A' - rw, . .- . y Y 'fr K Q ' , 1 . 'W 1. ' Qt --- ul ,Q. 6 N F A , .... -. 28 ..r .'oaf tla ' lv :' .i'l 6' , . up Q ., U X1 Um' V 5 '5 N 5 JUNHQR V . N K -n-.. .11- 7 M .4 W ...--. xqx W X W Ze I - 5 1 Lily. fy fa 'XS 0 Q 7 A f 'f 1 l f :Ji . 1 ' .fb ,f..rlX ,I ::x ,I 'I-- ' N MwwnxfnWfNW7xxM!W XWWI SENIQAB ' 30 SENRAB unlor Class Roll Cor1nne Acton V1r 1n1a Balley Ceor e B'1ll Nell Bowen Glady Brovvnfreld Ralph Bulger Bermta Bundv Mary Burson Ruth Campbell Marga1et Clark Esther Clegg Frances Cook Homer Cook Pearl Dav1s Edvs ard Dex 1ne Charles Edmgton Dorothy F1sher Robert Fletcher El1z'1beth Fovx ler Margaret Froehhch Rosa HHIHCS Arthur Hanes I1,ls1e Lynn Glenn Lynn Alhson Hunter Fred GOOdH1 ht George McBr1de Patr1e1a Malone Katherme P1erce Mabel Murphy George Hllle Mlldred VV1lk1ns john VVash1ngton Elma VVaVt V1rg1n1a Re1d Durward Suddeth Irene Taylor Raymond Stamp Mary Scmple Alton Smrth Emma Stonebraker Mrldred S1mpson Barbara Semole VV1ll1am Sew ers Marcella Van Dvne Pearl Prersol Iohn Reed Mar1or1e Ph1ll1ps Paul Peters Helen Persons John Null Dav1d Moore Dorothv Malbrou h Robert Jones Ohve Malbrou h Mancel Hunkler Gcorg1a Patterson I A ' 7 1 J ' . g g .isgg V g I , DS . .U I Ruth Dgvls D Gatillzichtef A C ,g . A X A ' ' g 5 l , ' g QX ! fx A Sl X !AWW1lG1ll7fNl7fxNl W!!! WWW! I X N unlor Class H1StOI'y We began our hrgh school caree1 aL Barnesmlle H1gh School October 3 1927 numbcrrng 87 Although be1ng as unsophrstlcated as all freshmen classes we soon got over th1s as the upper classmates were not long 1n tuck mg us under the1r W1ngs untrl We were able to frnd ourselves Wh1le after three years thc class has decreased to 63 we are contmurnv to make h1gh school hrstory 1nd1x1dually and as a class VVe have been well represented 1U athlct1cs furmshrng real pleayers for the varrous sports Whlle not all of them have been stars each one has taken h1s place and our school has come to depend on them ln scholastlc Work as Well as athletlcs the Iumors have been real Workers Wl11le the greater part of our lngh school l1fe 19 ox er P? We hope vxe rntend to make what IS lcft the best and after We have left the halls of our B H S we w1ll take vuth us the knowledge that we d1d our best and that 1n the great game of L1fe success IS not so much the w1nn1ng as lt IS the way we play the game E W CLASS OFFICIAT S Presrdent Mrldred Wrlkrns Vrce Pres1dent Davrd Moore Secretary Ruth Campbell Treasurer Marjorle Ph1ll1ps Senrab Reporter Elma XfVavt Class Colors Srlvcr and Blue 9 FXNIQXXXVXXOYFWW N RWIIN ll IN rx- - l Sf A5 - M gl lm e XXX J 2 'flfff Q - my .-.,. 'Q N r W ax C l X Q. at . , X .EX. 'S ' ,SQL x ,dd dll X 1 '30 SENIIAB - I SQpIE1cm6:1QJ1fe SENIQAB ' 34 Wayne Acton Robert Adkms Stanley Ba1ley Albert Bean Wayne Brown Thomas Burke Paul Burkhart Robert Carnes Harry Clark W1llard Colley W1ll1s Conner Allen Cra1g Felgn Draper Leo Eddy James Enn1s Luc1an Foglesong Dent Foreman Leo Froehch Howard Glbson oe Harr1s I Chalmer Henderson Herschall House Franc1s Howell W1ll1am Huffman Harold Humphrey Lou1s Hunkler Donald Hunter Regls Jeffeus Charles L1ppert Robert Lyons Eall McFarland Chfford MCW1lll3mS lohn Merr1ll SENIIAIS Sophomore Class Roll Jesse M1lner Aubrey Moore Borton Moore Donald Murphy Kerm1t Murphy Stanley Murphy W1llard Myers Chester Palmer ohn Parker Harry Pedd1cord Nelson Poulton L eorge Reed john Russell Lowell Shepherd Forrest Stra1ght Hance Taylor james Taylor Vernon Taylor Harley Thomas Leonard Tw1nem Robert Van Dyne MQFVIH Warner Earnest Wh1te Myron W1lSOH Thomas VVood Rrchard Watt G1rls Charlene Allen Ella Bean Martha Beard M1ldred Castello Eva Clay Carr1e Ruth Co1b1n Dorothy Taylor Margaret Doyle Mable Douglass Faye Englrsh Helen Ferguson Ruth Fr tsher Martha Gallagher Velnonabel E Grcar 7enob1a Harper Georg1a Heskett Lue1lle Hobbs Lo1s Mane Howell Dorothy Hunkler Mary Johnson Jean Kearns Janet Kyle Flrzabeth Lallath1n Martha Lee Garnet McClary Iaumta Major Anna Mlller Wddred Naylor Florence I ee Qutland Ehzabeth M P1erce Katlnyn Peters Mary P1ttman Edna Sells Laura Sh1pley Evelyn Sh1p1nan Vhldred Showalter Ed1th Sull1van Dorothy Wa ner Leota Wood Edy the Wtnce I x f A ui L. T,l .1-+. I f ' A ' ' V 2 V ll ' ' . C . 5 I A f , M T t t X4 H P A 3 L l fd Stanley Graham Walter 'Thomas Sarah Gertrude Mayers nl J ' g ' - T . l ' fy . - . ' . f 'Q . X . ' ' X H - I . . . l . L 5 Qi .A k . . Q G fx f 1 p 3-4 ,J 3 ' ' f ' ff ' ' ' 'ge' 'l' 33' X 1 ' A A , df , ::'x 1 1' - !AWlMl61lM!Ml7fxNl W!!! AX VW! 5X 'Q I X n-1 I X I Sophomore Class Hlstory September 4 1929 Back to school agam' We re Sophomores now' Last year they Sald we we1e the dumbest lookmg Freshman Class they d had yet And now we re able to s1t back and s ly I thmk vt e have the dumbest lookmg bunch of Freshmen' September 5 New teachers arr1ve' They all march up blushmg l1ke schoolgxrls to be lntroduced And do vxe feel superxor to them? ust thmk weve been here a whole year longer than thev hare September 10 The new teachers are vvlser than one would th1nk Nobody can pull the wool over the1r eyes unless It s one of the Barnesv1lle ha1r dressers and most of them are marcelled too' Good lookm F' Oh to be a few years older September 15 VVe elected class off1cers Mr Mckelvey 1S SPOHSOI so We sure w1ll hare a b1g year' December 23 Chr1stmas xacatxon on the Wav' And am I anxlous to hang up my stockmg' january 5 1930 Back agam' ohnny Russell 15 studymg to be pr1nc1pal of B H S He and Mr Schafer were IH conference all mornmg We re ooklng forward' February 11 Bank day agam' Our class has never been first th1s yea We strll have hopes February 19 Cala1s the other nlght It was a brave light but they weakened They me gomg to st1ck closer to home after th1s Blame em? February 26 Several Sophs were 1n the H1 Y vs Faculty game Some of our teachers looked awfully cute 1n gym pant1f sl Faculty won' The H1 Y are gonna play the G R next March 12 In tl1e sprmg Aa young man s fancy 'WD' It s hard to keep your m1nd on your lessons I vxonder 1f we ll have a Sophomore party th1S year? VVC re lookmg forward N H P OFFICFRS Pres1dent Lowell Shepherd VICC Presldent john Russell Secretary Katherme Peters Treasurer Laura Shrpley Class Senrab Reporter Nelson Poulton Sponsor Herbert McKelvey NX IQXXXNIWF UW N KW MN li IN Q1 . -1-- R . . 7 .. Y, - I I . 7 , 0 ' ' ,. Y . 71 1 , . ' - '. , X ... ,N v H . by . ,p . Q, . T f 4 Q I '- I 'wg f W . . . , . .- r. fx .- K , Most of the boys in the Hi-Y are Sophomores this year. They played f I .g . Q . , ' M X ' ' . . X' f . .N p ' l Q f f . ,N - y , , ..- --- -. . .'34. , ' . A ' A I QX aaees 1 - S fa - - I 1 1 I j 36 we s1l'I yllv' I Y ps 'f x N1 'Q xt A - xv f ' 1 X ln I x, I 1 l YWRAB F-' FRESHMEN SENRAI5 ' P w 38 395 if i Dorothy Alloway Marcella Armbruster Leana Bell Crace Bowersock Evelyn Boyd 7edna Boyd Dorothy Brown Ruth Bundy Cleo Byers Helen Campbell Theressa Carpender Helen Castello FTTHCIS Clegg T uella Craham Dorothy Duggms Mary Dyer Margaret Eagon Martha Escott Agnes F1elds TVIHTJOTIC Fr1zzell Ol1ve Hardesty Hazel Hayes W1n1fred Henderson W1lUW3 Huagenbotham Mlldred Hodge Beulah Holland Ehzabeth Holland M1ldred Huntsman Martha Kalser Martha Kerr Margaret Kmg Helen lane K1rk Da1sy Lew1s Sarah Belle Lynn Florence Lvnn L1ll1an Lyster Qarah McCartney Hazel McFadden Yeraldme Mellott Clara Mer1ll Freshmen Fhzabeth M1ller Sylva M1nder 0l1ne Murphy Thelma Murphy Anio1nette N1ckles Ann1s 0 Br1en Ehzabeth Peddlcord l 1ll1C Puppell Dess1e Reed Hrlen Re1shm1n Eleanor Qhepherd Anna Margaret Sh1pley Mary Elyn Urban Verna Vlfalker Margrete VV1lson Ruth Ann Young B1ll5 Ball Tohn Bassett Chaney Ba1ley Cla1r Burbaker Edward Burke Melun Carpenter Cllfford Cater Andy C1es1elka VValter Cook Franc1s Davern Eugene Davls Hugh Doster Waldo Drake john Fat1gat1 Clarence Foster Holland Fowler Lee Frrtter Delmer Groves Rolland Hall Durward Hackett John Hardw1ck Rogers Harlan George H1cks Raymond Hmds Elmer Hutch1son VV1lson H1nds Homer johnson R1chard Kmg Ray Kmght Earl Leach Ph1l1p Lee Carrol McLane Chfford McLane Paul Medley VV1llard M1lle Wayne Moore Curtls Murphy Redw1ck Murphy Albert Neuhart George N1ckles Thomas Ramsey W1ll1am Reed I eroy Reynolds Morrzson Sebastlon V1ctor Qhowalter Harry Sleym Kenmth Sm1th Walton Taylor Melven Trrmmer Joe Walters Lester Warr1ck Chfford West W1ll1am West James Wlute Floyd Wllcox john W1lk1HS VV1ll1am W1lson Clara Zellers Durward Murphy Leonard Armstron Wllllam Clegg Paul Comedy fAWWllX 1 ll WN' ' I WNW!!! WWW! fi ffl!! I QV L A ' A e .A p .. .U IV. N. N N 7 ,. . H .C C ' ,4. L I A P xllx '. V D ' . CHIL , . - be ' fa X f . 11:7 -!ff,rF 'Xl lkxlvd Fi:-.. Ax l W I X SENIQAB Freshmen We re a band of happy s hoolmates Our ranks are srx score strong Just a gang of frrsky Freshmen A str1v1n to get along The teachers thrnk vle re the l1m1t To our conduct they fiercely object But then We are just ltttle Freshmen What more have thev r1ght to expect? The Sophomores they openly razz us The un1ors hand us slams And the Semors pohtely 1gnore us But We take lt s meekly as lambs P We re proud to say We re the brggest class That B H S has had In a score and fue h1stor1c years Now that IS not half bad V we re a gonta show the world 'l hat we so carefree and gay Won t always be tr1'll1ng Freshmen We re gonta be Semors some day In nrneteen thrrty four We ll ga1n Our graduate degree And then you ask What cometh nex P We answer VVa1t and see' Blame It on a Freshv 'Q - QQ S QQ ' f f f Q rx - i l 737-f ' ' y ' H . ..7 l l V S O l f ' - - N r - t. r-he -- , Q , N F y A , xl 40 Z: xt ,.' Y , U ' x X' ' X x 4 1 x ' -V ll f x. l -lf f WXlQXlXF!!oXFXll ANXWIINIPIN ' - stNlz,us 5 ,f , 1. ATHLETHCS 'ffl 1 1 . 1 x W '+? QQ I' .,. I 1 Q 4' 21 ,,r'1 1l 9 L gk SEN '30 Track The Track season for the year 1928 was Very successful. - In a triangular meet held at St. Clairsville, our team was defeated by Linsly by a Very close Score. Barnesville defeated Vlfoodsfield in a duel meet held in Barnesville by Il goodly margin. Barnesville won the Eastern Ohio League meet, becoming owner of the Track Trophy. Wie entered the Sectional Tournament at Muskingum, and although not winning the meet, our boys showed fine form and took a number of first places in the meet. Those receiving awards aret Captain Frasher, Kearns, McGee, Reynolds, Hines, Seyers, Nickles, and Hunkler. 42 ,V -. , , , . M., .. W , ,, --,- ...- 4 Football 'l he 1ed and green bmdders of the yetr 1929 w ent through a xery sua eessful season Tnex Cl1J'EL11CC,l the Fastern CDl'l1O I eague Trophy md also the Bxrnesulle VVooclsf1eld LCb1Of1 lrophy Coteh 'lhomas and ASSl9t1Ul Coach lammtrt must be gn en mueh erecht fO1 they bullt up a squul wh1eh was worthy of our school md of whom ex ery rooter was justly proud Th1 years team proxed super1or to otht I1 O A L teams by w1nn1ng sue tra1ght gftmes 1n leigue eompetmon for nrst honors and by defeatmg two non lf ague teams B H S scored a tot tl of 997 pomts to 95 for opponents Hunttr VValdo Drake lxobert Hunkler Chester Palmer Lawrence McGee Brenton lxeynolds XV1ll11m Sexers Fdxson Majors ohn Chase Captaln VV1ll1am Kearns and m mager Edward Snuth ,.,. . t E odry W in ,ex 0' Q Q Z' A y fl' Avo f Q 41.a., ' G-H R ,yi p,,. T 32, is y 7 . 4, tl,, l me l- f oN S . c . K S . , C X . 7 B 'llhose reeeiying.aw:a,1'tl for their ability are: XValter Thomas, Donald D, ga 43 ', , eff Y t'?'Wff r.ll ' ' ' s: all lvQi??Q 1 ln, 1 '---X' lx Mll!n61ll7fNl7AX W!!! AWWX 'W Ea. - .. x- 3 2 gg GNN 'ta A twf .3 S T:.f5wE4i 3- ff ,2,:'g.'i tif' in . .' -YG ri 51-'ff 5672 -elf B tif. 'ffm 1 ,ye-L e- fafza 5. X-255 V1 WWE .16 ,fd ff. J is x. uf, P e' is 4. si.. fx I V-,K .- in ici? if Yu-.sl L9 WI? it H - 'K rm' L. gg., Q liz.: f 4 3, ' fl F11 ',, .fam N if! if 1 .,, l . ...ft 3 ZsE1.'ifi,2Q55 35? 7,3 -34, ,fa eff. - lfil if -iii - 'S gg js: 1? --if ia :EQ kiln' fill ll ' , I X7 P 'L f l A I V l,30lf Basketball The Basketball season just passed has been one of the most successful in the history of Barnes-ville High School. Much credit must be given to Coach Thomas for building up such a splendid squad. VVe all have high hopes for next year's team. The members of the team deserve much credit for their faithfulness in practice. The Eastern Ohio League ended three sided in a tie, Barnesville, Adena, and St. Clairsville each having won ten games and having lost two during the season. In the Southeastern Ohio Tournament, Barnesville defeated Bellaire at Marietta, thereby earning the right to enter into the finals at Dennison. 44 -Evil wo! if 34' ' N' ' K ae ' 'Q-. vu-5 .9 k , , , , V + . Q 717 il! 5 'f'i'.i'-fiii'i:.'-gt 21. -. Q I .A L . '35 'fi .5'f,QQf..ixdTgif'9fA-'iiiafffi va in :sf 5' 5 1' 323 Wi, u . ..,, 1.1, , , M 1 , H as Y ,, , K .V-,nm w .-Ji, ,if '. i,fxZ.Ja,.x5:w-.,.L-4-'ffiiffml ...waz' ., J A izl5as..masi-r 1 N ' '30 S If BASK11l'l'BALL Martha Chaney- Captain'l- Pony has proved to us that as a Captain she is a wonder. She was always ready to brighten up our little gloomy places and to put pep and vigor into our fighting. This is Ponv's last year with us. Hazel Dewar- Hazzy is one of those guards that never give up until the end. She is quick and how she breaks up plays! This is I-Iazy's last year in H, H. S. Kathryn Peters-HKaty has certainly proved her worth as a guard. She was always on the alert and ready to go, and we could depend on her breaking up the opposing teams plays. Katy will be with us for two more years. Dorothy Dew-l'Dot': was our Uhigh-point man this year. All through the season Dot had the old tight. Never before has B. H. S. witnessed such passes as those of Dot and HM . This is Dot's last year. Martha Frasher-- M is our little lady who slips away from her guard to recover the ball and then before you know it, she has bucketed it. This is 'AM's last year with us. Beatrice Malone-- Batty was our center and leave it to her to get the tip-off. Batty was a dependable player and had all the spirit necessary to make a good one. This was Batty's last year. Sarah Bradfield- Sally is a splendid shot especially at fouls. She was in our foul shooting contest and made a very good showing. Although a consistant player, Sally was handicapped the first of the season with a bad knee. This was her last year, Charlene Allen- Ch'arlieA' is another sure shot. She is our only pivot man and when she gets the ball she breaks away from her guard to score another basket for us. We can see a bright future for us because Charlie has two more years with us. Subs of honorable mention: Jeanne Kearns, Clara Merril, Ruth Ann Young, Dor- othy Taylor, 'and Ann Miller. 45 I X f SENIIAB That Football Urge VVhen m autumn leaves are fallmg fast And soft Wh1'EC clouds are floatmg past 'lhen comes the urge to xx h1ch boys y1eld T1s the urbe of football on a xelvetrv Held One group here and one over there The1r clothes all lagged and unkempt then' ha1r The coach bawls h1s orders and how they obey L1ke the boys at Annapohs Jn Commencement day Well we ve left that season now you know And that beautlful Held 19 cox ered vuth snow But why be unhappy? why not be gay? Why I m glad 1t s retu1n1ng not golng to stly And could not recoved not matter the cost But though lt IS costless vou don t know what you ve m1ssed T1ll the urge ls upon you then try to reslstl Now some folks you know are lovers of sprmg When the bushes and shrubberv vvlth svs eet muslc rmg Some also hke summer the t1me to make hay But Just g1ve me my football and a .Good autuumn day Severs 31 s N' P 9- l Y Qu N N N , ,X ' ',f . How sad it would be if that urge you had lost, y D, .. 1 , , , x . ,- . . , 0, A ,, ' t N Q . X W N A so Qld .Q N - xr - ' lx X 1 x X 7- ' pw. Q. N l ll ! WXllQXlXF!!0,TFXllW N RWIIN I NN September Z7 October 4 ' October 1 October 1 October 1 Octobe 31 November 11 Novembe1 15 November 28 December 20 January January january January january january january Z4 Tanuary january 31 February February February February February February March 4 March 21 BHTHCQVIIIQ Barnesx 1lle Balnesvllle Barnesv He Barr1esv1lle Barnesvllle Barnesvllle Barnesvllle Barne vllle Ba1 nesvllle Bax nesvllle BTIHGSVIHC Barnes Jxlle Barnesvllle Barneux 1l1e Barnesvllle A H A A H A H H A H A A H H A FOOTBALL, 1929 Dil1onvale - At Adena Caldvx ell At Cadlz Open Shadysuie VVoodsf1e1d At Flubhmg St f'1a1rsv1l1e BASKETBALL Laiferty CAwayJ Alumm F1l1S1'11I'lg VVood5f1eld CAWayJ Lafferty C3d1Z CAWayD Budgepoxt Adena fAWayj St Clalrsvllle CAwayD Dxllonvale Budgeport CAWay Bethesda St Cla1rsv1lle Flushlng Cadnz Woodsheld CAWayD Adena Dlllonvale CAwayD B. H, S. Opponents 18 21 1930 CBoysJ TOURNAMFNTS March 8 At Malletta Barnesvllle 24 Bellalre 22 GIRLS Lafferty Flushmg W0odQf1e1d Cadxz Brldgeport Adena St Clalrwlllc Drllonvale I-Jrllg eport Bethesda bt Clalreulle bluehmq Cad1z Wcodafield Bethesda -L ...y- 11 1 f 53 0 f 3 . ' 27 0 5 A 1' ' 7 6 3 13 6 I - , - ' 76 0 . ' 12 0 I 39 Z4 QQX V 1 1 ' Z6 Z3 xy, 3 . . 28 t . 10 - 29 10 - 11 37 12 X 17 ' 35 25 X 18 -' 5 - 10 19 1 - 16 14 J A 25 . ' 25 4 29 X' A ' 31 23 7 1 ' 13 Z3 , N 7 29 31 4 -X 8 . ' ' 23 24 -- 14 ' 23 8 .- , 15 ' 33 31 4 21 Z7 18 V 17 29 . , . , Z9 23 , N A 21 16 . I . . . . V March 15-At Dennison - Barnesville 18 - Marietta 36 Q I V i 1 N - 4 5 - - - 27 VS, 1 ---- - 15 X - 1' 4 5 - - - 12 Vs. ' - - - - 24 X - ' 4 5 - - - 40 Vs. . - - - - 25 1 4H5 - - - 24 Vs. Lafferty ---- - 13 ' 4 5 - - - 37 VS. ' ---- - Z9 ' 4 5 - - - 9 VS. ' , -4-- 49 I 1 ' 4 5 - - - 24 VS. 1 , ----- 49 , , ' 4 5 - - - 22 VS. . . A ' - - - 14 X 4 5 - - - Z1 VS. ' ---- 14 0 - ' 4 5 - - - 15 VS. 1 - - - - - 34 - ' 4 5 - - - 25 VS. -f ---- 40 U 2- ' 45 - - - 18 Vs. '. -, - - - 23 5' 4 5 - - - 19 VS. ' , ' 4 --.- 30 1 , , ' 4 5 - - - 26 Vs. ' - - - - - 19 ff 4 5 - - - 52 Vs. , . ' - - - - 22 f ' 4 5 - - - :A VS. ---- 22 ,X f X N ' Q , , . , . . , , f r ' ' ', I If ' f f ' ,ii , -1- ' X 4 4 1 I- l 'I' l -.1-'X I in MWWM?1lMfNl7AXWf!l WWW! 'N 1 4. 'N 5 l S 7 ,rlll Pi I 1 watched a tiny snow-drop Coursing downward. r It fluttered, twisted, danced awhile , - Quite merrily. Little knew the snow-drop, u One of billions of its kind, Whether the erratic fitful wind Blustering, gustful, chilling With its icy grip, Would swirl the tiny crystal Of itself Down upon the draft of some Hot chimney Or perhaps among its kind upon the ground Would that snow drop love? Worship a God? Cheat a fellow atom Kill some smaller thing? W'ho can tell? XVe humans do those things WX IQXXXNIWN UW N XWIAN INN Iwi Y .,.... U c a , X . e . N Q' 1' p 4 ly W ' N Q if 5 p u Q 48 ali N ' Y xx v of x l 742 . fc V , Q , M rtli c SENIIAB 4 MUSHC SENIBAB ' 50 SENIQAIS Chorus 'Ihe chorus dlrected by H1152 W1leV has plaved a helpful part 1n the var lous school entertamments th1s year Sopranos Marcella Armbruster Gertrude B1shop Nell Bom en Cleo By ers Ruth Campbell Theresa Carpenter Dorothy Duggms Ruth Eddy Ehzabeth Fowler Clara Froehch Ceorgra Heskett Dorothy Hunkler Sarah McCartney Helen Moore Kather1ne Peters Anna Margaret Shlpley Bertha Showalter Dorothy Wagner Elma Wayt Edythe Wmce Alto Audrey Brady Luella Crahan Hazel Dewar Faye Enghsh anet kyle Clala Merr1ll Katherme Palmer Helen Relchman Anna Stone F.d1th Thornberry Tenors Ralph Bulger Pa.1l Comedy Frank Davern Leo Froellch Stanley Graham Donald Hunter Lawrence McGee George N1ckles Paul Peters Leroy Reynolds Vlctor Showalter Hance Taylor W1ll1am West John W1lk1ns ames D1CkSOH Waldo Drake Joe HHFFIS W1ll1am Kearns Phlllp Lee Alfred Lucas Robert Lyons john Null ohn Russell Planlst Clara Froehch I x I 7 4 F W WI 7' ' ' A 2 P a Ze Lillie Puppel Bass X Q w . I . 'll' W x F Q P . OX 1, a U ,L , G A 51 x - V W , a as 1 ' ,,.l , .ii I L:- XAWW1lx11ll7fNIW6xxW!W WWW! SENRAB ' 52 I Orchestra y The High School Orchestra has completed another year under the suc-- . cessful direction of Miss Vlfiley. Upon various occasions the orchestra has furnished imusicg for Class Plays and, as usual, for Commencement. First Violins Sarah Bradfield Mary Semple A Cleo Byers George Nickles Saxophone Harold Warren Rolland Hall Cornet B Victor Showalter Robert Bowman Second Violins Mary Skinner Rebecca Wilkins William Wilson Clifford Harland Claire Burbacher Chalmer Henderson Frances Wolfe R1chard Hines Drums Iohn Lucas P1cco1o Lester Steed P13U1St Marv E McClelland MW!!! MH I WN! MAX W!!! WWW! 1 N K .-q-- I Y .4 I 1 4 Z W Q A ffl!! ' ',.-f Q N S N V C UM Nl-L XX' Qs' ' ' XL -f, N - as fff . f-:!...fff,rXv?2Xl!1 9 f SENIIAB The Hlgh School Band At the openmg ot the school vear Robert Corbm a former student orgamzcd the I-hgh School Band They were too modeqt to have thelr pxcturee taken but we lntend to render them one credlt anyhow Our football 1eeord could not be complete 1f the band were left out The band bovs were there on the Held dlsplaymg BHFHCSVIITC s Splflt to the hlgest degree by then' lOl1S1I'1g musle We are qulte Qure that they had much to do vuth squelch ng Vlfoodsheld Adcna Cad17 and several other of our st1ff oppon The membere of the band were James Dlckson Manager V1rg1l Clegg Vlctor Qhowalter Rolland Hall George Nlckles Harold Warren Jumor Duffy ohn keatmg Robert Bowman and John Lucas They were also asS1Sted by a few of the c1ty Dand men 95 - 'Q QQ Qx ents. A I ' ' V ' A ,J .Y l , ., Q 1 y T ll S AIX ,S 4 at Q K4 Ll' V fl N' ex ll ew, W' N W wmv f xl lm,-TXXllx!!f,xx MMM ll Il 5 C O GANHZA LVHONS Y 4 N K nl. 7 W A N L A R A A FH a ig. ,Q Lx A 5 MWW1 KWII IZAXW Wllisiixx ffl Q SENRAB ' ' 56 SENIIAB The Senrab Staff ' Editor-in-chief - A .Associate Editor 'Advertising Manager Business Manager Art Editor Music Editor Calendar Editor Social Fditoi Joke Editor Organization Editor Boy s Athletics Girls Athletics Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter - - - Emma Patricia Malone Virginia Bailey Mae Stonebraker - John Null Alton Smith Mary Semple Helen Persons Robert jones Ralph Bulger Frances Cook William Severs Nell Bowen William Kearns Elma Wayt Nelson Poulton Helen Jane Kirk r iit- iffffff A f'1131111 vt l76xXWffW5SXWWf:-f .Q K - , .-nu... ...nur 7 2 4 Y We ff -X I x ll! SENRAB ' 58 The Curl Reserves The Glrl Reserves haxe closed another brrght and success ful year The toplc for the year was taken from our L1 R code VVe have one hundred and four members Among the SOCIHI act1v1t1es of the year are The B1g S1ster Party m the form of a gx psy trall we gave 'lhanksglvmb dona t1ons cons1st1ng of 26 basket to the poor an early Thanksblvmb meetmg our speaker bemg Rev Sebastlan for Chrwtmas We gaxe apple and orange donat1ons had a March hare part5 March 21 the Mother Daughter Banquet May 9 Senlor Break The OHICCYS for 1929 30 arc Betty Hrlles Ruth Benson Mddred W1lk1HS Dorothy Dew Sarah Bradf-leld Lorena Outland Martha Chaney Dorothy H1 kler Presldent VICC Presldent Secretary Treasurer SOCIHI Chzurman Socxal Servlce Chaxrm mn Program Chrurmm Rmg Standard I X l S f A -f 71 . ,Z 9 yy . as fa 9 Vi- ,rigs 5 7, Tast May g18.' 1 - N L . L A f t , -- -, -- A , Q A nf 21. 2- 1 ' I ' ' ' - - A l l Q T f 5 !AWI0nG1IMfMI4,fxX W!!! AXWWX SEN '30 i I-li-Y The Hi-Y organization which seeks to develop the mental, moral and physical character of each of its members has this year placed more emphasis on the latter purpose than on the first two named. Although our organization has emphasized the physical side of life we do not mean thereby to place physical development before our mental and mofal developmentg but we feel that our schools and churches can better handle our mental and moral needs. Therefore we have tried to make our lives just a little better through clean sports, properly supervised and hope therewith not only to strengthen our physical bodies but also to develop our mental and moral beings. It is also our fond endeavor to make our club one that is worthy of its purpose and hope thereby to make our school proud of us. OFFICERS President - - - - Edward Smith Vice-President - Neal LHPDCFT Treasurer Lucien Foglesong Seeretarv - Alton Smith Sponsor' Mr. Emmert 60 '30 S If Future Farmers This is the first complete year for the Barnesville Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, a national organization which replaces the former Agriculture Society At the beginning ofthe year they had Fifty-four boys eligible for membership. Their program of Work for this year included a monthly meeting, a Father and Son party, a basketball team, judging teams, and other activities as Well as a general pro gram for the improvement of agriculture in this community. The officers for 1929-30 are: President - - - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - Farm Watch Dog - 61 George Dew Marvin Warner Harley Thomas Lowell Shepherd John Parker Iohn Chase SENDAB I h H f h t d h 53 I W QQ N 7 4 WL G. tl 'SH th,'gp1.'t. 'fy 'ddiglts gfhhighhhl? f 'O th tt d -' th 't' fB. .S. t X hgh k p fth' px' t. 35 X X X 1 ' x Q QJX 73 K ZX? 'xg' X' ' V X ' ' N X 5 w 7 . X I I A 1RXXlff:-XXXXEXIORFTI 1 Wh N WAN I NN Q . 4,A , I ' 41 , W, JU' 75 Q FEATURES 5 SE . .K ,, L S2252 T S' ..- ,y S 6.5 N f- - f 1 r , 5 ,.f.f- 3 P fQj1 , Yffifxwff-1 Lf., X Mika X 'N 1 X.. ist' 1 I X -1 Calendar September 3 School Openslll lots of new faces green and otherwrse PYIHCIDBI Schafer speaks on How to leep the Walls Clean September 4-New Teachers stan mer and stutter over our names They ll learn' September 5 Poor Freshles are st1ll wondermg ox er the bulldmg huntmg for the1r classes September 6-Gracrousll Dot Dew has wasted thzrtv sheets of paper gettmg out her second lesson 1n Typmg September 8 And st1ll Dot struggles ruth Lnderwood September 10 Wm HuFtman was se en handmg Ros1e Hanes a note Now I ask you IS that HICC-PPP? Seilptember 12 St Cla1rsv1lle Fur We haxe Prrncrpal Schafers perm1ss1on to go at mg t September 13 M1ss Ebert told her Shorthand I Class that she had a dream lat mght and hc said lt wasn t about Shorthand or TVp1Hg e1ther Now I wonderp? September 17 Just a few l1ttle 1nter stmg tests 'Ihats all' September 18 Went over to the Gym today and vxas g1ven a UICC new basket to keep our Gym clothes 1n for Ph3s1c'1l Educ mon September 19 Mrs Cartwwx rrght gave 1 verv 1nterest1n talk rn Lhapel th1s after noon on the subject Our Lrfe s work September Z3 Found 1n room Cl ht floor Dearest Sally Sometrmes 4 lot 19 a l1ttle and So1net1mes a httles a lot Dependmt, of course on whose who and how come Who s who and how come and whats what For a l1ttle of you IS a lot you see But a lot too l1ttle to satrsfy mf B1 beck JUIIIOTS M1ss Kmpe Sophs Mr McKelvey September Z3 Glrl Reserves Gypsy Hlke Fme t1me ' September 26-News M1ck1e McClelland was caught studym today September 27 Frrst Pep Meetln held 1n the half hour per1od today Lot of Pep' Whoppeell We beat Drllcnvale 18 13 September 30-Pr1nc1pal Schafer says rf we vxlll go on a d1et untrl 12 50 next F11 day that we Vllll be d1sm1ssed 110m chool the res of the day to go to the foot ball game at Adena Oh Boyl' We would starve a week for that October 2 M1ss Hornbeck Stanley what 1S Boston noted for? Stanley Boots and Shoes 311155 Hornbeck And Ch1cagoP Stanley Shoots and Booze October 3 Paraded dovtn throu h town after school to advert1se the foot ball game at Adena tomorrow Band and f-verythm ll October 4-D1sm1s ed from school at 12 50 Almost starved to death but what matter we won from Adena' October 7 MISS Hornbeck C1n Hrstory Classj Who was kmg of France durmg the RCVO1Ht1OUp Muggy McGee LOUIS the Thrrteenth no the Flfteenth no the Fourteenth no the well any Way he was 1n h1S teens J X Jn 1 11 ---- f . . . ' . f - e, . . , h --HP. ' Y ' .H 4 Y .g A - f -' . : r 'I , G X 1 1 r iw-1 - ' A Q l ' ' ' V' 'll. N -September 24fClass sponsors were chosen today as following: Senior-Miss Horn- 7 ent lg 1 F 1 H 1 Q e Q Y l .s A :. . X4 , -. y 7 , , - - -1' - ' - A 64 2 Y U Q 9 1 x' ,, ' X x Y 'l ,x AN A Z x 1 r' V I x 11 7 . X F 2 'f,v V ' f NXIQXXXNMF UW N RWIINII IN October 8 Geell How we do llfftl Lftcr th hrst fcvv c1a5s of 1911ys1c1l Ed11c.t1on October 11 Oh Boyl' Beat Caldwel 111 to pleces .33 0 Some team we got and no fool enlll October 1-1 M1ss Crume spoke to u 1n C111pc1 today on Savmg October 15 Mr Emmert C111 Geometrx Lltssj Novv Jean 1f1 tal c 113013.10 and cu lt 1n 11 tlf then 1I1 quarters and thenln htlf a a1n what shall I have? J ean Pot1to C,h1ps Oc ober 16 lookn g a ent D Jctobe1 17 LJctobe1 October October Cctober Nfhss 1xn1pe SLIDSCFIDCS fm College Humor fFlO1'l'l a very oorl Mr K11patr1e poke to us 111 Chapel t'11s mo11111 Went to C dlz and belt em 26 011 foot a l11cl to scl oo1 on Mond1v vv1tl1o11t 1 1r lcs-sms ts Ll ual Newsl Guess W h1tl Only two Exams th1s yeal Halloween Curl Reserves haxc H111 uvxeen Ialty lltyed S11 111, d 'tn won Hax en t lost a tmell November 1 No Schooll' '1eacl1e1s h1x1 1 m etm at Yanes ulle Dtd 1 l'1C'1l som one say they W1S11CC1 they xx ould have 1 mcetlr cverv day November 4 Ellen Plerce s m1rr1e1ll November 5 Room 7 beat Room 5 m banl msg 'lhat ll hold em for a wh1lc November 8 A d1y of sorrow Reoort Cuclsl November 11 AfIHl911CC Day School 1117111 noon Won 110111 VVoods11eld 13 6 A vsonderful gamell Noven'ber 12 Nov embcr 13 Novembex 15 6 0 1Novembc1 41 lava 1n a sentence Mr Schafer asks us to be stood sports Everyone pract1c1ng h1rd far Mothms Club Plav Sprmgtlme School d1sm1ssed at 7 00 ta o to Flushmg foot ball game Won 111158 Kmpe C111 En hsh Clas J Jonn 1 want you to use the weld John Chase Iavt good tune wlth yo11r bov lf 1erd la n 51 tg 1Noven1uer Z2 Novencber 23 l1ea1t teachersl' N ovember November November Everyone t1red and sleepy after he Mother Club Show lst mght Oh Wh1z do the teache1s vlway 1ve test on Mondavs? Have '1 Lookmq forward to Thanks lV1U V1c1t1on startm tomorrow School out at 3 b lls V3.L'ItlOl1 IS hercll '1h1nks 1 1n ll' WX on the 11st loot ball ame from St Cla1rsv1lle 'Nlme Rah s for our undefe1ted foot b1ll teaml' December 3 Guess what H111 om p1et11re ttken today dovvn ln the Art Room IC N1ckles broke the camer1 D cemoer 4 Jun1o15 'ue st1ll Wlltlll fo t os They were supposted to 5C here before lhanks 1v1ng They ll m1l e 11s l'll e Xmas presents December 5 M1ss Westervelt absent December 9 Foot ball boy get tl1e1r letters 111 Chapel We find Coach 'lhomas tv be as good 1 speaker a a Coach December December December December Dece nber December Basl et ball p actlcc st11ts At last umor pm and r1n s come Helen Moore a SCUIOI 19 2ve111n 1 Tumor Cl1ss D111 I wonder Weatl1er ramy last vveel 1 nt1l Yma Y1c1t1on Wl1oppee' Mr Nch1fcr fO1'D1C1N 1111 C111 box O1 1rl IU thc school house unt1l after the second bell December 20 Xmas vacat1on be 1115 anuary 3 FITS basket ball of the se1 on vvlth Flushmg Boys vvon 5,1rl5 05 lanuarv 6 Back to school attcr 1 vvonmlcr 111 v1c1t1or1 Everybody look1n sleepy !AWl711?f1MfNl7fm W!!! 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I - -1 13- - ' . 'i 16- . 5 1 Q 1,' 1 as Q . ' . , - - ' g' H v j 1 '-'t 'r- . , . , , 1 ,V l t. R H -. ' , 1 f nf C 1' . 'g' 7 62 ' X . y X , , l , . . , , , , 0, . , -V g j 1 ff -,- -I X A 1 ' 4 .. I .fl 1 --1X , l pm 31' January 8-A school day. January 9-Chapel!!! Supt. Brown and Mr. Mclielvey tell about their trips ln Florida. january 10-Beat Woodsfield basket-ball teams. january 14-Everybody cramming for Exams. january 15-Mr. Balard presents the Loving Cup to our undefeated foot-ball team during Chapel. January l6fExaminations!ll January 17-Ditto. january 23-Mr. Davidson speaks to us in Chapel. january 24-A day we all regret, Report Cards! january 27-Helen Moore blushcs in Chapel. january 31-Mr. Emrnert has a visitor from Columbus. Guess Who? February 3-Mrs. Ensign speaks to us during Chapel. Cl February 4-Lorena Outland got stuck in the mud while on her way over to Gym ass. February 5-Mumps is in the air. February -Mr. Schafer returns Mrs. Ducky Drakes compact during Chapel with much embarrassement on the part of Zenobis and Duekey. February 7-Mrs. Armstrong, formerly Miss McBride, visits our school. Every- one glad to see her. ' February 14--Several teachers receive pretty??? Valentines. February Z4-john Washington powders his nose. February 28--Miss Ebert discovers signs of the mumps behind her left ear. March 3-March sure came in like a lion. School house is cold as New Zealand. March 5--Shinny Schafer burned up an Underwood Typewriter while taking a speed test. March 6-Juniors get thc: Honor Bannerw from the Seniors. Three Cheers! March 7-Miss Ebert mistakes herself for Carrie Ruth Corbin and reads a note from Tom Wood. March ll-Mr. Harman speaks to the Junior High and to the High School. March 12-Porkey Hunter is very much frightened. His kid brother has the mumps and Porkey hasn't had them. ' ' March 17-Miss Sterling Un English I Classj Sarah, I have Went, That's wrong isn t ltr Sally McKartney-Yes ma'am. ' Miss Sterling-Why is it wrong? Sally-Because you ainlt went yet. April Z5-Junior Class Play. May 2-Athletic Banquet. May 9-Mother-Daughter Banquet. May 12-Faculty Breakfast. May 16-,Iunior-Senior Banquet. May 18-Bac. Sermon. May 20-Senior Class Play. May Z1-Commencement!! Gone to Press!! 66 Social BIG SISTER PARTY The Girl Reserves, on the evening of September 20, 1929, abandoned their cares cf the newly'begun school year and set forth on the Gypsy Trail. Each member was accompanied by her little sister' and they followed the setting sun to Leatherwood valley where all gathered around the campfire and enjoyed gypsy broth, rolls, and toasted marslnnallows. Afterwards songs were sung and in the dim twilight as the embers of the camp- fire died away, the theme of the evening, Candles That Burn was discussed. Then taps were sung and the gypsy maids and their adopted sisters trod their way over the lonesome gypsy trail back home. G. R. HALLOW'E'EN PARTY Friday evening, October, 1929, the Girl Reserves met at the school building masked and grotesquely costumed. After a half hour of wierd pantominc and much whisper- ing in muffled tones, each girl was marched out into the middle of the floor for the rest to guess who she was. Dorothy Dew was most successful in concealing her identity, for nobody knew who she was. Wfhen everyone had unmasked there was an apple- bobbing contest. Then the party was conducted through the basement on a mysterious ghost walk and then they were led into a dark room where a most unearthly and blood- curdling ghost story was told. Lunch was served at an appropriate hour and the girls reluctantly departed, warily gliding past shrubbery and dark corners in fear of spooks . ' MARCH HARE PARTY ln honor of the season's most welcome guest, gentle springtime, the G. R. held a 'lMarch Hare Party at the school building, Tuesday evening, March 25, 1930. A very dainty service of food was rendered, consisting of fruit cocktail, chicken fricassee, peas in patty shells, salad, and an appropriate bunny sherbet. Afterwards Katheryn Peters sang a solo and Martha Frasher performed a clog dance. One of the special features of Aunt Lucial' was presented by the girls who were in the show. An informal meeting followed and at an early hour the party broke up in order that every one MIGHT get their lessons for the next day. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The animal Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Methodist Church dining room, on May 17, at 6:30. The room was beautifully decorated with green and yellow, the Senior class colors. The tables were decorated with yellow roses and candles. VVaiters and waitresses, chosen from the Sophomore class, deserve much credit for helping make this 'affair a success. The following program was given according to the airplane scheme: THE FLIGHT OF THE CLASS OF '29 ilW3l'1UlHg Up ----------' Watt Laughlin The Pilot - - Mr. Schafer lion Voyage - Beatrice Malone l'The Hop Off - - - Margaretta Clouse Above the Clouds Csoloj - Lawrence McGee Stunt Flying - - - - Stunt Smooth Sailing' I. H. Chaney Landing - Girls Trio VVelcome Home - Alma Mater 67 Social THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET 1929 The Girl Reserves held their annual banquet in honor of their mothers at the First M. E. Church on the evening of May 3rd., 1929. A splendid menu was served and everyone enjoyed the program which followed: Processional -------, - - Hymns of the Light Thanksgiving - - Miss Westervelt Toastmistress - Millie Rabish Theme- VVindows VVelcome ---- Virginia Davern Response - - Mrs. Rogers Solo ---- Miss Wiley Wide Open NVindowsl' - Mrs. Flax Reading ---- - Helena Ault The 'Windows of Our Souls - Mrs. Wolfe Quartette with violin Taps ATHLETIC BANQUET, 1929 The Athletic Banquet was held in the dining room of the First Methodist Church, May 17, 1929. The feature of the evening was a tennis meet with Mr. Shafer as starter . A tennis C?J racket in which everyone had part was the opening of the program. Katy Stewart and Margaretta Clonse put on stunts. Both the boys' and the girls' coaches, Mr. Thomas and Miss McBride gave interesting talks. Splendid Heats were served and several requested musical numbers were given. SENIOR CLASS PLAY, 1929 Miss Somebody Else , a four act comedy was presented by the Senior class at the High School auditorium Tuesday evening, May 21, 1929. It furnished great enjoy- ment for those who attended and it was an all around success. The cast of characters was well chosen and all who took part displayed exceptional talent. Celeste ------------ Anne Delavan Mildred Delavan Mrs. Blainwood Faye Blainwood Alice Stanley Freda Mason - Susan Ruggs Ralph Hastings John lChauffeurj jasper Delavcn Sylvester Crane Bert Schafer OS Thelma Russell Margaretta Clouse - Julia Watt Marjorie Mathews - Milly Rabish Virginia Davern - Thelma Wiley Elanore Carpenter - Wayne Brown Wilmer Neuhart - Howard Hanes - - Paul Hall Edward Floyd Oli ll I Ill OOICO Il' CUOIIUCIIOIIUUOO CUOOCIOO on 1 so X2 COO 22 X2 69 .g..g..g..g.....g..g. ..g.....g..5..g..g.- g..g..g..g..p.p.-png og AEIMSO GUR ADVERTI ER MAY PROSPERITY GIVE THEM A TREAT IN A GREAT BIG WAY SENRAB STAFF O' 30 f A Student's Prayer Let me be a dreamer Let me dream in Ancient History Let me dream away l.ct me dream of long past wars Every single period, l.et me dream l fired the cannons Every Single day. KYhile the students cursed my snores Let me dream in Caesar Oh l teacher listen to my prayer VVhile the others concentrate, Gb l teacher please be nice On funny little sayings Il' you will grant this favor That are old and out of date. I'll return it to you twice. John Null- XVhat are those holes in that boards ? George McBride-K'Those are knot holes. John N.- Well if they're not holes, what in the heck are they ? Customer- VVaitress, there isn't a particle of turtle in this turtle soup V' Ruth EddyE Yes, we have Cabinet Pudding too, and you wouldn't ex- pect to find Andrew Mellon in it, would you F Alton Smith- Boy, I got a kick out of kissing I-Ielen last nightf' George Bell- More than usual ? Alton S.- Yes, the old man caught us.', Aubrey Moorew- I eall my Ford opportunity. Wayne Goodnite- How come ? Aubrey M.- Opportunity always knocks. Owl O O O O l' 9--5-.q.q..g..g. .- 70 DYEING REP Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CQMPANY QQ? SERVICE with a SMILE ANING PR Why Buy a New Hat? Bring us your old one ..... we make them all look new Tailored Suits S522 and up RALPH KING Elwood Radio SL Battery Service Cor. Main and Arch Sts. BARNESVILLE. OHIO qi? Telephone 193 ....5..g..5.....,..g.....gn....g.....g..g..g,.g....,,0..q..p..q..g..g..g... 9.909 71 G 22 .-q..g..g..g..g..q..Q..g..Q..9..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..q..q..g..q..g..g--g-.Q-.gy..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..U..5..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g.-...g 3--0--0 0 0 U--I--Q-vQ-'Q--l--0-'O'-Q'-0-vo'-0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 s 0 0 0 0 0 0-I--I--a--I--0 u--cz-0--0--0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 D Q 0 0 l D J 0 O I U l U 0-- 72 g..g..q..g.. ag. ..g..g.....p..p........g. ... QAMSEUS ICE CREAM Phone 154 Barnesville, Ohio JUST REASONABLE Foucs Iii Cheffy Drug Company COMPLIMENTS OF The T. and A. Rogers Co. 4. .m..n..o..n..o g.-...g..g.....g..g..g........g..p..g..gn...g.....g..Q........g.....,..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g ..g..g. A. W. LAUGHLIN SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY PRODUCTS Gasoline, Oils and Greases SEE OUR NEW GREASING PALACE 1Ti : 3 SOUTH CHESTNUT STATION - - - BARNESVILLE, OHIO Fay English- Do you think Short Skirts will ever go out 7' Borton Moore- Not with nie. John Russellk'XfVhat would you give for :L face like min. Stanley Graham- Chloroform Y jim Ennise The girl l marry must be able to take a joke. Laura Sliipley-Mlihatls the only kind you could ever getf, Mr. Emmert-Cto geometry Classj How many sides has Z1 circle? john Wlishington- Two',. Mr. Enin1ertw'AAheml and what are they ? bl, Vlfashington- Inside and outside. H. B. Armstrong J EWELER OPTOMETRIST Jie! The Watch and Diamond Shop 3.23.3 Fine Repair Work A Specialty 'Maia' 179 East Main Street Barnesville, ---- Ohio g..g..g..gng..9..g..,..g..g..g..g..,..,.,g..g..,..g..g.. .g...........g..g..g,.g. Established 1875 N. M. BOSWELL AND SONS CSuccessors to COLPITTS 81 BOSWELLJ Dealers in Marble and Granite Memorials Phones 408, 324-J, 431-M 120 S. Chestnut St. Barnesville, ---- Ohio i4 THE BUSINESS WORLD NEEDS YOU A great field for ambitious high school graduates is open to young people who are thoroughly prepared to accept responsible positions in the BUSINESS VVORLD. Ohio's Greatest School of Business not only prepares students Without previous Commercial training, but gives advanced business training in Higher Accountancy QC. P. AJ Business Administration, Executive Secretarial Training, Office Management, Training for Private Secretary, etc. Positions for Graduates 131 E. STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO BURDETTE DEPARTMENT STORE EVERYTHING SOLD FOR LESS COM PLIIVEENTS OF The People's Building and Loan Company 5 Z ID g..g..g..g..g.....gng..g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4. Compliments of Q The Roby Restaurant l Y Bill Kearns- Your father is unreasonablef' Sally Bradw XVhy F Bill K.- He tells me not to lose sight of my object in life and then kicks because I call seven nites a weekf' Betty Hilles, with her watch in her hand stopped Mr. Thomas at the swimming pool one day. Mr, Thomas lu she said, XVhat is the longest time anyone can stay under water? YVhy about three minutes I guess, said Mr. Thomas. Oh Y said Betty, Miss Stewart has broken all records. She has been under twenty minutes and you can see for yourself she shows no sign of coming up yet. GOOD SHOES POPULAR PRICES WARNER KENNON Shoes for the Entire Family Nothing Over 256.00 Snappiest Styles Always Watch Our Windows 33 ....................................................................... ................. ........................................................... gg 76 3 ...,.........................................,....................,..,...........,..,.......................,........,..,..........................,..........................,.......... gg SUPERIOR WHIPPETS and WILLYS-KNIGHT S 3 A DEMONSTRATION WILL coNvINcE YoU GOODYEAR TIRES ACCESSORIES THE BARNESVILLE GARAGE E. B. Galloway, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF ELWOOD DeWEES All Kinds of Insurance, Surety Bonds, Notary Public Q ' Real Estate MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT LOWEST RATES Room 4-First National Bank Building Barnesville, Ohio Phone 194 GIFTS FOR- THE COMMENCEMENT B A R N E S V I L L E 2 QQ, WHETsToNE Parker Fountain Pens 5 Stunt Books Established 1894 3 Gift Books 5 RELIABLE S 0 T 1 t G d Q 01 e 00 S coNsERvAT1vE BOX Papers DEPENDABLE Etc. QQ? 5 Carries more bank and legal 5 ' advertising than all other E Eastern Ohio Weeklies xx ..g..Q.....g.....g..Q..g.4..g..g..g..g.....g.....5-.aNQ..g...........g........-..... .a--o--U--Q-fa 4-0--0--o--n--n--a--0--0--0--a--0 xx 77 g..g......--1--:XX ...q.....g..g..g..............g.................g.....g.....g..g..g.....g..g.....g ..g..g..g...........g........g..g..g..Q..g........g..g..g..9.....g..g..g..q.....,....,9.4..,..,.,,..,..9..5.....g --0-0-o-0-no-.o..,..q..g........,........,..9.4........g........g.....g.....q..g........g..g.....,....................,.....,..,.....g..g.....,......................................,.................. If-0 g..g..g..g..g..g,.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..5.4..g..g..5.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..4.4..g..4.4..9..9..g..5..g..g..g..g..4..9.4.4..5..0..g..g..g..g. 73 22 X3 Compliments of The Motl1er's Club ln appreciation of the support given by the Faculty and pupils during the Motl1er's Club Productions 3 ..,..............g... a 9 HEADQUARTERS PAIN TS---VARNISI-IES---WALL PAPER Aluminum Ware, Kitchen Hardware, Etc. SEE. US FIRST AND YOU WILL SAVE. TIME AND MONEY Quality Goods at the Right Price JoHNsoN's BARNESVILLE, OHIO Where You Get What You Want and Like What You Get I-Bill Savers- How do you like my new plane I.. Mcticef- She-'s a beautf' B. Scvcrs- She, mc eve this is a mail 1Jlanc. . I Miss Hornbcckw-fin history classy. Mary Elizabeth, what state was Iormcrl from the seabord state ? Mary McCleland-Or-a-w.' Miss Hornbeck- Oregon, that's right. Mr. Schaffer- Chester, you must quit smoking. lfatso Palmer- lt doesnit hurt mcfi Mr. Scliaffer- I know, but you are too small to play with matches. The First National Bank Barnesville, Ohio Capital Stock S100,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits S250,000 Resources 352,500,000 Interest Paid on Deposits C. J. Bradfield, Pres. Fred Hunt, Cashier Established 1865 Hilles Corner Drug Store WALDO HILLES, Prop. Arch and Main M We Are Always Glad To See You M P H O N E 1 O 9 If you can't come .....g..q...............................................g..4...........,..,.....c 1-0I1-O l'-O-lululv-! lv-O-000000-O0-Owl HARRISON'S HARRISON'S GIFTS for the GRADUATES COMMENCEMENT CLoTHEs VACATION TOGS and LUGGAGE AND ALL MANNER OF SUMMER NECESSITIES IN COMPLETE ARRAY AT ' BARNESVILLE'S HOME DEPARTMENT STORE AT YOUR SERVICE SERVICE AND 24 HOURS PER QUALITY DAY just press the button for your LIGHT HEAT POWER The Ohio Power Company ..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g.4.....g..g..g..g..g..g.. ..o..s..n.. g..gng...wg..g..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.....g...........,..... EH LERIVIAN N 'S Service, Inc. SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET The Most Modern Service Station in Eastern Ohio Uvlvivvlu 0OWl O'.'l'O O0lBC-0luQ-QuQnQuQuQnQuQnQuQuQ-QwlwCvO0O'- U O'0 O l C O O l O O C'0l l'O'0 O l O'-C'lOwCwO lNO'4l l lf'lvOooQnQuQnQnQn Nl4'C 'O l O O O0O00O 3... ug 5.40 ,.p.g..g..g.. . Complete Home Furnishers THE COOEY-BENTZ CO. Open Evenings By Appointment 'Qs' Telephone 80 130 West Main St. Barnesville, Ohio Swaying couple, gliding gracefully to the melody that seemed to come as on a breeze. Radiant faces, eyes shining with joy and young love: Hearts beating faster. All about him was happiness. He sat eagerly awaiting. His hands touched her ever so lightly as she lay in his lap. He bent her slightly, so that -her slim, graceful lines were even more appealing and gazed at her a moment as if bewildered. His lips were poised, and as the sweet notes of the violin descended in a bewitcliing cadence, and the saxophone took up the rhythmic swing, he pressed his lips tightly against the cornet and continued playing, after taking the rest shown in the music. St. Peter- Here's your Golden Harp. Paul Peters- How much is the first payment? ay Compliments of nited Dollar Stores 159 E. Main Street l BARNESVILLE, OHIO f 3 .U --0--0--0-mum. ' xi 82 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1930 6719 Barnesville Enterprise 65th Year FIRST in News, in Advertising and in Circulation KIRK' The Style Store of Barnesvillev 9 ' to For more than 35 years KlRK'S has been the outstanding store of this community, noted for ultra smart style and genuine values. There must be a reason for 35 years of con- tinuous and progressive growth. Thousands of the best dressed people of Southeastern Ohio can't be wrong. KlRK'S are always A Step Ahead in Style and Value. 83 a..q..g..g.. 4.4..g..g..g..g..g..5.,g..g..g... 3 oUR 1v1oTTo: SAFE AND SOUND INSURANCE Prompt and Satisfactory Payments ' ASK oun CLIENTS Insurance Service Agency T. F. MERCER, Mgr. First National Bank Bldg., Room I Phone 25 Barnesville, Ohio 1 .- Miss Sterling Qin English Classy- l.oolc here You mustnlt sav, 1 ain O . , . . . ' '. goin, you should say, I am not glilllg, lic is not going, we are not goingfl i Carol McLane Qfreshiejw Ain't nobody goin' PSst -Hissed Aggy Nickles to Dot. Dew, Hllve made a great discovery Oh! Aggy, I knew you were a great man! replied Dot. 2 Shssh,'-l've found that they take the holes from doughnuts and use them to fill macroni.' Edison Majors- I just shot my dogf, Neal Leppert- VVas he mad? Edison M.- VVell, he didn't look exactly plczxscclfi Compliments Compliments of of e Hunklgf VVOI'tl1iI1gtOI1'S 5 Bros. Department 3 Store a evil? BAKERY AND RESTAURANT V I Friendly Fives for Men and . Clean Quality for Women 5 3 Phone 102 Arch St. Established 1886 g!,..,........g..g-on--1--o--o--o--a--0 I'-0 l--o-'0--o'-mw--o--c--o--o--o--a--Q--m Q..............,..,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. xx 84 Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........g......... .4.-g.4..g..q..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. ..g..g DON'T FORGET YOUR AMUSEMENT Compliments of THE THEATRE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT 9 JOSEPH MODI, Manager BARNESVILLE OHIO 0..g.............................................. .......s--s--0--owe-0-o--o--o--o--0--u-0 -s-0-0-Q-4-.g..g..,..q.. 'S .. .p.....g..g..g..g..g..g M. - K. Stores Are Dependable The M. - K. management is particular in training student managers. We help them in every way possible to get started right. Sign in a local store: Then reasons why we do not give credit: A Wife and nine children. Johnny--'iDaddy what makes the 'vvurlcl go round ?H Mr. Russellsujohnny, how often have I told you to stay out of the cellar. Ast for absent minded professors, well, Mr. linnnert was seen to roll under his dresser and wait for his collar button to End him. '0l'C l0l0C OWllPl0O l'0l0O0lNl l O0'O'll'O C'l.lOa l'0l l O'0l lWO O0l0O ll'O I 0 X 3 3 0 8 ? 0 x 2 Nivllfinlui 1 i'VVe all Wonder what automobile mechanics wipe their hands on wh-en there are no steering wheels handy? i The E. C. Stewart Company, Inc. Q Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Engineers E BARNESVILLE, oH1o 5 li-gl I Let Our Experience Be Your Safeguard Q 114 west Main street Phone 277 E S6 Compliments of Dr. T. C. White Dr. I. N. Beall Dr. Hazel Lyne Dr. Kyle Miller J. H. Chaney Attorney at Law W. V. Bennett Attorney at Law Dr. St. Clair Hasbrouck 32 ? 3 T 3 5 a I 5 5 a Q.. -o--of Quo- no-g-4-on Qfmuq-0-on Mp...- 9.5-Q-g-Q ....9.4........9..g..g..g..g..g..q..g.....Q..g..g.4.-q..guy..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g --if-Q--0--0 ATLANTIC GAsoL1NE The Most For Your Money R. H. DERRY SL SON DISTRIBUTCRS Barnesville, -:- Chio Bob Carnes- XVhat stops falling hair P Tom. XVoOd- Hair tonicf, Bob Carnes'- No, the floor. George Hilles-'Tm a little stiff from bowlingf, Patricia Malone- VVhere did you say you were from? 9 Martha ChaneyA NVhat happened at the battle of Hull Run ?H Sally Bradfleldfwfhose that didn't run are still thcrcf, Mr. P. V. Brown- Come in and have a chair. Collector- No, thanks, 1 have come to take the piano. COMPLIMENTS OF BOHA DYE Confectionery Home Made Ice Cream and Candy Q.. tgllffid 2 GRAVES' BOOK STORE WALL PAPER MEDICINES 3 BOOKS , TOILET ARTICLES Q QL, The Largest Stock Lowest Prices ss 3? a .g..g..g..g.Dq..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.,.g..g.....ng..g-.g..g.....g..g..g..g SMITH LUMBER COMPANY ' BARNESVILLE ST. CLAIRSVILLE BELMONT OHIO The Home Savings SL Loan Co. 5 INTEREST COM POUNDED EACH SIX MONTHS Interest Starts the Day of Deposit Courteous, Efficient W. H. BAKER Service Portraval and H. L. Campbell Commercial Hfld SOIIS Photographer Funeral Home V THE EXPENSE IS A MATTER C'iP 7'Q'e'f9-EJS-9? OF YOUR owN DESIRE .K Q so 90 3,3 if-0 9 L if 0 W' R Al 5 A East Main Street BARNESVILLE, OHIO ili- lnvalid Car Service Phone 33. Res. Phone 33-R-2 228 West Main St. BARNESVILLE, -:- OHIO gg ............,...........,.......................,.....,..,........,..,.....,.....,.. ...........,..,..... ...................................,......,.,.................,..,..,.., 35 89 Q l Compliments of Hansley Mills Vernon Taylor Qlooking at statueii Helen of Troy F Harry Petieorcl- Naw, plaster of Parisf, Lumble Mellot-'Tm looking for at small man with one eyef, Mr. Mclielvey- lf hels a very small niun vvouldnlt it be better to use both eyes P Doe Hzts-brouek- That was nooo--eziine I just gave youfl Bob Hunklerault felt more like Z1 hurricane. Once upon il time there was 21 senior who took a bath and found the Shirt he had lost in his freshman yearf' Plumbing Heating A. R. EDWARDS Phone l29-J MAIN AND BROADWAY Electrical Sheet Metal F L 0 W E R S For Every Occasion-Always Fresh and Lovely PHONE 152-5 THE FLCWER GARDENS VERNON BURKHART, Prop. 3, ,,.,,. g..g..g..Q..Q..Q..g.....g.....g........g...up-0.-a..Q..0..a..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........g..g..g.. '- 90 LgHEvRoiE1,f ,:?. Zi.l a T PARTS - SALES - SERVICE G. W. MICHAEL BARNESVILLE, -:- ol-no Compliments of ROYAL CLOAK COMPANY ARTHUR M. BLEICH, PROP. BARNESVILLE. -:- OHIO The Citizens Trust Company CAPITAL STOCK Sl25,000.00 Barnesville, Ohio N? . White, President D. O. Sheppard, Vice-Presid Ballard, Vice-President A. M. Flax, Cashier BOSTON STORE BARNEsvn.l.r-:'s ONLY UNDERSELLING s'rom.: 151 E. MAIN STREET READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY Men's, Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Dry Goods, lnfant's Wear, Etc. OUALITY - STYLE AT LOWEST PRICES-ALWAYS .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gag..9..9..Q..g..g..g..Q..9..9..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g...........g..g..g..q.- 9..5..g..g..g..gn...g..g.4..g..g..g..g..q..g..g.. 91 'U a 0 X 0 ! 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