Benton Township High School - Scarab Yearbook (Benton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1917 volume:

TH 5 :arab 1917 Benton Public Library Dist. 502 S. Morn St Benton, IL 62812 T 65373 f FOREWORD Tii loll lli« reader almul I lie Itcnlou Township 1 li lt School nml nlwnil those who enjoy the privilege of attending I here, and to relate some of the interesting incidents that have taken plmv then : Ihc� e are the aims of the SCARAB of 1017. Although we realize that others will consider this a mere annual, to those who have lalmred to prepare it for the ptddic, it is an unusually interesting production. We wish to thank those who have liecn kind enough to contribute to the SCARAB” and in this way to lighten, to some extent, the load on the editors’ shoulders. Our only desire is that the reader shall lie ill greatly interested in the contents of the SCARAB as the staff has been in preparing it for the public, and wc would like to see the continued publication of a year Imok for each ensuing year. Benton Public Library Dist. 502 S. Main St Benton, IL 62812 Drftirafinu An llir r. |irrnninu uf nur niurrrrnl rriiarii auh hrrprnl awirrriatinu. uir ilrtoratr ll)in. nur annual. In «azrl 8. Ulrsl v' ' SCHOOL BOARD 9C W. R MARTIN . 1’roulcnl W. K. DILLON . Scm-I«ry K. II. STAMPER W. A. M KEE . A. FISH C. A. JACKSON Benton Public Library Dist. 502 S. f .ain St Benton, IL 62812 BENTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL J Richard iKl«?ad Junior Ldiior I Marjorie Burhharf yphomcro Editor i Cl� . rfe5 Barhitt ff«jhmjn CJitor Houston Howell Biomesa Mtfr. Andrew Caltdvv Comic Editor. 3urie sih Seymour A hloliC Editor Ruby Freeman Alumru Editor. STAFF ASSEMBLY ROOM B. H. S. f.CULry Ruby Peek M l TO P V. Shermon L. Kell. iClCNCt Hajdl o. Wasf. COMtSTl C 4«ltNCt Elale w. imilh FACULTY, B. H. S. C ? Ifarnllu IIOI K. Principal. Northwestern I'niversity. I’li. It. Degree. Experience Three year village schools in I in I i.-niit. ■ 11 M-rt ii ' in Iiii I ( il y Schools : •«! Township High S-liool. I)u Quoin. III., fifteen years. Benton Township High School. rrincip.il. two venrs. SI I KB M N I.. KELL. Assistant Principal. Has HI1 .■ hours creilit at Illinois 1‘niversily. graduate of Carltoudale Normal. K |� iTienee—Two years ward | rnu i| .-11. (Yntrnlin. III.: nine years Science instructor in B -nton Township I liuli School. PHILIPPINE M It IK PFAFF. I’ll. It. degree. Bin Mel College. Akron. 0.. Pd. B. ikgrcc. New York Slate Xorninl. Kv| cricnoe—Five years ns |iriuci|ml High SeliiMil, Elknder. Iowa; six years priuci|� al lliuli School. Henry. III.: fiwir years ns lenehcrof tail in ami German. Benton Township lliuli School. OIKSTA B. MITCHELL. A. It. .legitv at Oxford College. Ohio. K |H-rirn«r—Five year- as English teacher in the Benton Township High School. II VZl'il. B WEST. B. S. ilcgric at Oxford College. Ohio. Western Illinois Xonual � ix nionlhs. Experieurx' nil it-HU r - Teacher of Domestic Scipnoe in llcnlon Township High School three yours. W. E. OIKKIN. nUcmled Chicago University one and one-half vonr-. Eastern Illinois Normal graduate. One year practice teaching al Noriunl. one year Minni.il Training I'uhlir Schools nt Eve rail. Washington. I wo year Manual Training and Atlili-tic Coach al ItcnlOO Township High School. ELSIE SMITH. (irmlualo Itcnlon High School. Has 1? credits nl Illinois University for summer work. Experience- Two year in Itcnton City Schools anil five years teacher of Mathematic in (teuton Tow nship High School. Ill H I’KKK. A. It. degree Northwestern University. One yenr teacher of History. Ih-nton Township High School. I,MUD l'K (il«. SE finuliiate Alhion College Teacher. Commercial Course. K. | cricucc—One year principal IcoiuvoihI Rusiitcvs College. Iron-wood. Mich.; one year Commercial instructor Itcnlon 'Township High School. $rtifnn! HOUSTON HOWELL Ifc.x IkluniM Miihati'l 4 I In- “Sunili' I'malml uf Cliiv III ' 17. Sfifrliry of lli. .In I ilrrary Sairly. K—lUill. '|.� ami 'Ml. S'liior iilay. I'mUvIhuMiiI • lit riitun MARY HART Sonlmv-Tf.-.i.iinf la-'ll, 'III. 17. I knrm 4 Sri,Mir liny. Nirrliiry.Tlratiin liimlrhiMn, Sir it trill?, -I, it riw .tmi ftl fuAr ,m«tl nf Ill nunro MARY BAKER ”llrnr) IU.L.IUII 111. IT in� lhl|ii«V (tier Illlli Hi' •l.i Ijlcrurx Sm-irty Srtu- it IVi llixlorx.il Killlnt •.■sar.il ' Vxrrtnri Allilclu- V.. xulinn 'Ifi.'IT. flirroluv I Kir. ’ll hem the my the in Jo a thing. She uilt Ohi you Holy ,1, j if I u ptn it lint irhrn the viyi � At imtr't. She remi'l am I thire't - ml nm it EARL STILLEY Kilitor-iu-Chief of I lie Sruirali Senior l t� y. 1t«u|,rr� wiri l lliola I'laillxill 'I.� - Ili Fir«l ’b« Hoy Sniul. II T II. S. lUlw , «m ialion. I .litre Ihr all that may hreomr « atari, trkit Jure iif worr r� Jrrrr I ruinra BURLEIGH B SEYMOUR ■ Slirii� n� 1’rr.i.loil li.'lfl. Virr-IVn l«!-'IT Mlilrlu Kilitor 'Srarali'' r.nlUII '13 noil In. lUiLci Hall Ir.. IT. Truck 'If. ami 'IT ■iriiinf ll.ii I Iri.tr. jrahenint hit'tier. to the y IV. Il'lta niter thirles teerrh I l tint Inee.t to hare hit ieay LUCILE L. AIKEN • Lillie Aik Senior Ptai Secretary .Trejtturw '13-'l«;. Sortcly Editor Sen roll'' lUJcct lull'I l-'l.i. 'li-'ir..Oopl.' 10-'IT lliola Literary Society (iliv I'luli . Iuiairo|M u ( Imt.hIioc l'ani|i Eire Shi it a little girl, .m,I the hat a little earl right in the ninl.lt. of her (nrthtaJ. ■ luif uhen the it gtntl, the It eery, rery gent! a ml uhen the is Ini, I the it hneriS' $riiiiirs NANCY BROWNING •Sank' Srni. K-lil-.r ■ llrf' “Sranli S-ni r lt.v. Glrr Hu!.. « Ikk.Vcv ani| I’m- l.itl IG.Ul lull 1.1-11. I |. |i. •I.VIll, Mi.T, ■Til U mrrrti ‘ I I'lllm- tail far ur-UnJr. If ram f,,r mi I'll 'art fat MOfioif JOE AIKEN An ul ihr ••«van,l ' Senior It,,. I ' '-Ifnl Sa£iiui l mln I’iM Cbm Ifc.y Sornl. rnr� vlrnl li.nl..I, lt,.|M „„ III fini'.in Kill tkt toll. A, Arptn. .1 itmiinl. irrri) IK-1, u $ruiors ANDREW F.SKEW I miM' ENlix I lli«- “Snr� ti llaskH loinn-'i;. Trnrlc IT Hr makft H urk rtrti vktrt. If N‘J met him, ft! quaint, (' ANNA FLANNIGAN “Flanny Sctii-if Play. (imariKira c;� cp fui. Il� da l.ilrrj(v Siitirty. CImoIhc Cniiifi Kirv .I frjlrm Milk iff of Hut ll'Ao rmmtM nf Erin' • tort II. ■ Irart it l fki. htt miml wWjB Eml.iMrJ trilk rtrtf fr.tr, I '1 $riiiur8 VILBTTA GORDON ■’l.cllv ;� «■ lut. IliiJa l.ili-mrv S-iHy. fiinMrojiiu “Jttr fin « fJmnloos of V. f ytr' TIM CANTRELL I'rwMlml AlHclir wi. Ua«krl Ull ‘Ul-'l . I.-.iImII ‘I.’ nwl I'l l lii IVr� wRtil ‘IL'Ii Yr.irL 'l i -«l� l I . ' I.H J Uy run tkr firtr. So irA.t ' tin u ‘ « niyiMy mor.Y I rttinrs ROBERT McFALL CANTRELL “Mil IU.Lct lull ll- l.-. Afft'M' fill flrtrr—ow ■' tk- Srmiara nUn it uril $mflh I'lMinV’ BLANCHE SHIRLEY “lljxlffio'' Sctiior I’lny Stcrclor; Sijpiu IjkuIki. like I’lull I ••i .itii|i.-i� . • � «� . J iuJim, .in,I i,nr fur. .f� .p i y « fri n.i I $ruinra RALPH WHITTINGTON WIiR Tr.xL I.V'lo P � |I hII 'Hi “.III • ■(' m In ! hi RHODA MORRIS Srnn r I‘l.iv KkIhImII 'u.'i i. i | | iftua Lainlu. GiiwirripiMt. 1kMw Kirv (ini .I fn ! nrS nntutr jut In Irntl. Tr lbf„t iiml almotl tl nly Ju.t $fiiii)rs RUTH ANN WEBB l.ilimrun. Swim I. iiiiIi:i. i TiffiAco ('nin| l-'irr (inL llr Itllj l otf IfllllI oj hit ilrti art fiths nf ft.art' NEWTON ALVIS Doc” II T II S Itwlin Axvia ialiun. Senior l Uv. (ion nilli Kiiltv. Thf nan rrrslh ttlitlr is lirnun (.)'« snriti. r thro ftttrflhimf yv ifral ttfcaf riunrs 15 £ ruinrs ritiiirs JOHN AIKEN S-nx 11m Tnxk -li ■'HJan.l '17 Iuiris n. 11-n. ivn.. Miiupi Iiv-'I7 Vm-l'rr.i-lriif Allil.li.- ,V«« IO-'l K.mllall lil.ll.1 10 Ur � . mj m'« ( i� Ik a� J « jr Thftf it «ui lanfhtrr (� An tyt. Hut. $,� t fraJtr, matt | w a.W. i'ou ntnunt attract lt 1 PAULINE FRIER PI. nr’ rlx.ru in Soii. liny. 11� I jlff.ir.v Sirn-lj . ;i.v ciui. (IrnAn- '� •■ ! I'.fr (iirl. Il.i k. lmiri:l-,| l.’l l-'I.V l£-'IIS. I0-'I? ,1 ofjwrXnw-ow rkiilnu'l mmJ if ili i � '( ruxnixy lliiijji STANLEY M. DURST II. T. II. S. KihIki WvM-iiitinu. ■‘Out vba hun yr Jmr uU uoManliluf' Sritinr (£U Believe me. I lie hunch that came to High i� � c'iulil h trailer' in 'll-'W certainly li:u! a rep llial made the faculty fear Ilium. (We yet this straight fromoim uf tlie faculty.) A a matter of fact wo wore probably more frightened Ilian the teacher- and we girls all congregated at the west door on the first morning. The Ito.vs finally joined us and when the gong rang we all made a grand rush for the hack scat , fler considerable |K rsuasion no were finally induced to sit one in a scat. The Big Four's” crush on Mr. Clouse was quite sensational, and we millI head'” and idiot all loved Miss Howard. 'The only tliiiip worth calling a social event was the picnic at Dig Muddy, the one several of n rememher In-cause we ha l to walk home. In our Freshman year we lost several of our old niemliers. We had several social events this year, tin-first of which was our Hallowe'en masquerade. It was held in the gym and the ro| e swing (with a seat large enough for two) played an inqiorlnut | art. Mrs. MeKensv told our fortune and several of the little incidents sin forvti.ld have come true. 'I hen New A car eve we had a watcli party at Khoda' and did not invite the faculty. He id this daring deed, we served brick ice cream with fork . The picnic at Hamilton's l.akc. and that ncvcr-lo-lie-forgottcn episode when I in and Bob took their boat ride, closed the social events of our Freshman year. During this year Mis McOrecry coaelnd the girl's in basket ball, and this was the Ix-ginningof that famous organization known as the Senior girls' basket ball team. ‘is Histuni It was this year. too. Hint terrible calnslroplic hn| |M'iicd when l.milc fell clown Ili� - basement steps and sprained Iht cllmw. The Camp Pin- girls were organized during our I'rcshmnn year with M iss l’f:iff ax our guardian. Now we were Sophies, right in the midst of our High School course, and we made the most of it. too. We were allowed lo organize our class this year and Tim was elected president. This year we were a great trouble to some people. Init were not worried much ourselves. We had planned a candy pull, when suddenly small-| ox broke out and school was dismissed. There was a young Sophomore named Tim. Who while schooling his health got dim. Though I was founded on rocks. He got the small |K� x. And now we miss no one like him. After a week of nothing we c ame hack to school and the |H | iilarery was liecareful of my arm . Then came that sensational candy party: the one you remember when Ihirh igh and John put our c olors on the flag pole: someone filled the piano with books: someone else disconnected the lights and bells: some wicked child even laid the audacity to steal Mr. Like's pencil sharpener. What we enjoyed most of the party, however. was the aftermath. All the Imvs were forced to apologize for putting soap on the bust of Abraham Lincoln, and Mr. Lake announced that the Sophomore class no longer existed. Hut lo! the tenth graders $nmir (Claris HiBlnry (Himttiuirft sprang up' ll was liming this year tlint some «f our I toys were led as I my l� y I hr more worldly sluilrnts f llipli ami dial terrible catastrophe of the dock liaiuls an l the |M'ii«lnliiiii terminated in a few of our nicmhcrs lieing royally spanked . Although we were not allowed to have parties at the school house, we made up for it with plenty of class affairs at our homes. The |wrt.v at Pauline Frier's, the Valentine | arty at Mary Hurt's and the party at Rhoda's were grand succcs� cs (without any teachers.) Wo had a good time at the picnic at Roses.cs|� ecially the hoys who had to fix punctured tires all afternoon, •loo and Lneile lield the funeral of the dear old Until grader at Joe's home. Junior year! What a world of meaning in these two words! We were again allowed to organize our class. Ihirtcigh Seymour wits elected president and Lucilr Aiken secretary and treasurer of the class. Our chief social events iluring the early part of the year were nightly gatherings in the library where the girls made red jMippie- for the Junior-Senior reeeplion. We had several litlh- informal affairs, among which was our candy pull, hut the crowning event of our High School career was the Junior-Senior reception. The slogan of this affair was Millions for decorations, hut not a cent for cats . This year the football team was organizes] and severed of our young hojiefuls made the team. Then several of our members made their debut in dramatics in the Senior play. The Seniors entertained us at a delightful party toward the latter part of the year. Very few of ns missed the annual picnic at Hose's, The Itoys ushered for the class of Hi at the luicvuluurcatc sermon and the girls at the Commencement exercises. Our Senior year licgan with a In mm when we elected our class officers. Houston Howell vus elected pre-i-dent. Ilnrlcigh Seymour vice-president and Mary Hart secretary and treasurer. Our first important event was our Hallowe'en party at Rose's. Tin party was a regular old-fashioned barn festival where every one had one of those rip-roaring times. Our next affair was that leap year parly when the girls entertained the Itoys. The theatre and luncheon were enjoyed by all. hut the girls enjoyed their sluntlier party most of all. This year was filled with many important business affairs. We had a great fuss ill Hint our rings blit finally chose one that, suited most of the class. Our invitation-were also selected at this time. During the entire year we put a great part of our time in working on the Scarab . Mi— West entertained the class and faculty with a delightful dinner party. The animal Junior-Senior reception was the next important social event and the Soph-Senior party was held April sixth. After five weeks .if fun and practice the character-chosen for the Senior play were successful in presenting Orceii Stockings . Our class flower is the American Iteauty Rose: our colors green mid black; and our motto i- po.—mil «|uin |missc vidcnlur. i. m: Til ERIC (Class flu- Senior' are :i t'rnciou gnv � et. Without w I loin life wouhl lie Une. Minor Ini'incvs i' ninning tin- II S. I‘in glad I'm n Senior, aren't yon? man who lia emirate undaunted. W ho knows neither ili'inny nor despair. Who want' to liny IHMI annual'. Ami who 'it' in the president ' rliair —i I loii'ton. A man who with firm -il emivietiuns And Ih’In'Vo hi' word i' the liO't. W ho meet' the world in ronfii'inii. And di'ivyard' the jav of tin riM i' lliirleigh. A girl w«il. bright. ami happy. Who 'tar' in tin Senior play. W ho make.' man’s life more plea suit. And always hiio v what to iy —i I.m die. A mi with siuey hlaek eyes An nptnriicd mw ami a 'inile, A determination in everything. A lii'lory-lo' ing cliil —i' Mary linker. Thi boy. I know i' popular. Ilig-ln-arled. hnnd'oiiie. ami fine. Mr. I loll k'.' favorite amoni Senior'. And was never known to lie on time —i' Tim. ii JJnrm A girl mill ii I my among us. I {..III flmvcri in our sight. Until loy.il to tin Senior . And w iiliiiL' to do what i rijrlit —no- Prank nnd Onif. Two more I group log« liter. Until interesting. fiiitliful and Knot I. W hose chief rharnclcri'tics are studying And treating everyone n they should —are Hex and Kditli. A lav. that is famous in Pugli'h. And who has lilue eyes and light hair. Who star. in basket bill matclie . And ha a mien of importance and care —is ItluMla. One who always knows something to tell you. Who knows man us he is thru and thru. One of the beauties of the Seniors. And always has something to do —is Ulanclie. Who sees nuieli in selmol liesidrs studies Who wauls Kuliy for a wife. Who makes the assembly pleasant. Who is the bane of Miss I’faff' life —is Newton. A I my so tall mid stalely. Who always wants something to cat. A lad who is welcome among us. And who has ('has. ('Iiapliii Feet —is Uob (fllnsB Puna Oik who chums with Itlioda, Miss Mitchell. Miss Peck nu«l Mi West, Who always says things tliut nn? closer Ami with brilliance in Knglish is hle.st —is Pauline. One of I lii strongest of all I lie Imys. I)rvuiu eyes anil lie never gets sore , A shark in Trigonometry. Ami works in the II. tinil M. Store —is Charlie. A I my that is really hrilliant. A chap wlto is little known. Who calls Mr. Kell in Physics, And whom the Senior are | miul to own —is Itulpli. A Imy tliut is hanilsoine nml silent. And one that is linrd to heat. The chop that is so unassuming. The High Selmol’s slur athlete —is Johnnie. One who is important and pretty, A girl with a real love affair. The maid that loves Kldrcd Seymour, And has such « “dare-devil air” —is Kutli Ann. A girl who came from old In-hind. A hit of that heaven, you know, 'I'he cheeriest of all mortals. Anil is always on the go — Is Annie. so £niitiiitirft T|1C one girl lluil hn left us. Though only for awhile, I the soloist of the Seniors. Ami always greet.' you with « .smile —is Viletla. A man with stniinch opinions. A ilog, mill a wireless set. Who has workcil hanl on the annual. Anil you are always glad to have met —is Joe. The girl with a ukelelo. A innid with snappy lilack eyes. One who certainly cun play tennis. And won the tournament prize —is Mary Hart. One who is an ideal Senior. Who is willing to work with the class. Who has a keen sense of humor. And once loved n Sophomore lavs —Is Karl. man who i never found wanting. And one that is fine thru and thru. Who. when you're a down und oultir. Will he found pulling hardest for you —is Judy. This boy, a We I Frankfort laddie. All girls he truly does hale. W ho paid $50 for his w ireless, Aad never sits up lute —is Stanley Durst. Wild.IK Hf.Ml’KR. (Class {IrnyluTii WVII. Ill Inst il U over! Our high scIum.I days have |� � «l «� d wc arc In11ik-IioI forth on Ilu sea ..f life. It � ' indeed with kiiIikm (hut wo leave (lie ilonr ol.l B. T. II S.. for in spile of our ninny (rials ami trilnilu-tions. we have Ikvii linppv there ami in the years to come we will look hack with pleasure ii|hhi the happy days which we have spent there ami renienilier the llenton Township High School as one of the most delightful places connectcil with our lives. It is with a certain degree of sorrow that I think of nur couinienecmcnl as the last meeting ami final breaking up of the class of 'I?. Hut indeed il is just u coninteneciiient of our lives as men and women, ami there is no doubt in my mind that great things will lie accomplished by the nieinlicrs of the class as individuals. For installer t here is our president. Houston I lowell. the most |M piilar and ini|� ortanl mcnilKT of the class. Ho deserves a place in the world that is just as imjiorlant. I feel Mire that lie will attain this position in life and will live happily ever after as a waiter in I.uni Marlin's Cafe. Then there i Mary Baker, alias Henry . She has always taken such care of her hair and nails that I lielieve that she will make an c. |htI hair dresser and manicurist. I have always worried about Burleigh Seymour and his desire for Inniks and studies, lie is a veritable hook worm ami if lie does not give bis mind a rest he will lie a nervous wreck by the time lie is 41. Then then is Until Ami Wehh, Burleigh's op|K sitc and pros pi-dive cousin. She lielievcs in getting a good education ns iptickly as | ossil� lc lK fore she marries. Then Blanche, and with her. her marvelous voice; Blanche ami her voice should never Im separated. What else could we ex| eet of her than that she w ill lie a great o|H rvi singer, ami that we shall hear more of her anon? Anna Flaunigiin, the girl with the Irish in her eyes, charms everyone with her cooking. She deserves a |M� ition as high chef in a great hotel, where she will have an opportunity to use this gift to the lies! advantage. One would never think that Johnnie Aiken, that basket ball star, would Im- a sueeexsfnl business man. I believe that he has it in him and even a candy store in Whittington would not Im- lieyond his sii|ierior skill and judgment. I’aulim- Frier has Ikvii such a help to Miss Miteln-ll that I hardly see how Miss Mitchell can do without her. So I think that she will engage Pauline as her private secretary to help her grade Junior Hotel took s and Fnglish IV themes. Itlioda has always had a blind infatuation for Tim ( antroll. I lielieve that Tim is Itcgintiing to return this holing and I would not be surprised to hear they were to Im- united in marriage in the near future. As for Tim lie has lieeome interested of late in scientific farming, and I am sure that lie and Ulindu could find happiness on an up-to-date farm in southern Missouri. 31 (filaus Ijiiiplirrii (Cnutmuru Nancy HrowningN greatest aspiration In ' :iIvv: y liecn l i l« a journalist ami mngn .im.' writer. I lielieve llial she is |i i id if nI In (ill siidi a |K� silion if she call ever iiiilsUt u« I English. Thou there is l.m-ilc Aiken limn wo know as Kittle Aik . Slu can lamv lioanlifnlly anil I am sure lliat slio w ill make a charming lit 11« IniIIcI ilnnror ami slur in I Ik Follies . 'I'lK'n an many ojicnitigs in this ilay anil ago for enterprising yining men. Ilnl I think that a |R rson shnuhl take a position that ho i.s I lost fit toil fur. Considering this I holiovo that Andrew E'kow should join tin- army as In is just the sort of person needed to help pniloot our ooiinlry. Huh ('anlrvll Inis always displayed rare musical talent. Some day I expect him to ho tlie leader of some groat symphony orchestra in Now York. Yc all know Italpli Whittington hy his iuolination to argue with Mr Kell This tcmlenry may at miiiio time Ik- iK'uefieial to him for ho will make u groat |K litieiun in the future. Mary Hurt has always I icon popular iu school nnd of course her popularity will last after she has liuishoil school. I expect her to lie a society Ir'II ' iu her homo town. Stanley Durst, in the short time that we have known him, has shown a distinct craving for Chemistry. I lielieve that la will In-come a chemist of great note. Onie Hose has always shown lilerar.v talent in high school, and I am Mire she will liecomc a |MX t ami novelist of n« lit lie note. One would expect Hex Welil� to go liaek to Hu farm lint I firmly lielieve that he will take up the study of law and inake ii name for himself in legal circles. Edith Wclili litis already shown interest iu the uplift of women, and I ex|K cl her to lie a suffrage! lender iu the near future. Then there is Newton Alvi . known as “Doc . Ilis family have all hcon doctors, so I sun sure that he will take up the study of medicine and liecomc a veterinary surgeon of no little ability. Krsink Hose has always shown a groat interest in Science. and I expect him to lie u great scientist and physicist. As we all know. Joe Aiken is well versed in electricity- He is ipialificd for some high position and will pruluilily Ik employed Iiy some light company to clean Hie lings out of arc lights. harlic Johnson hits already had some experience and shown efficiency along the Inisiiies line and I heliove that some day he will In the owner of a clothing stnr«' in some large town. East, Iml liy no menus least, is Yilclta Cordon, ■she is a very kind and sympathetic girl, mid I lielieve ■at will make an exeellcnl Hod Cross nurse. ISAHKI.l.K HINtilN. (Class Wo. I lie Senior Class of 1!M7. Iieing of sound memory mu! di-|M� inc mind, aware of the shortness of our four years of kilmr mid Ilu certainly of Graduation, doth now publish mid declare this, oiir Inst Will and Testament. NV Itcqucalli to the Junior elnss the rvs|miisihilily of upholding the Senior dignity. nnd may they strive as we have striven. We bequeath to the Sophomores. Freedom from el a vs turmoils and I’emv with the Family. � ueh as we were denied two years ago. May they never have to call them� elvc 'Tenth Graders . (However we fell no disgrace when we were railed such.) We Ik (pleaill to the Freshmen. Courage and Perseverance. mid keeping the elnss of seventeen in their hearts as an example, may their four years of toil bring them to their Goal as we have attained ours. To the following |� cr oiis we make the following bequests: To Mr. liouk Newton's walk; To Miss Peek—Khoda's lem|N r: To Miss Pfaff—Peace and quiet in her assembly; To Miss Mitchell—Steady position as director of Senior plays: To Miss West—Unlimited devotion among the I M� ys; To Mr. Giffin A happy married life; To Mr. Kell Norton's | rrprtuul motion tln-ori s and a wife; 21 Will To Mr, IVngliM Freedom from kidding. To Juke Mon- profitable cleaning lip jolis after Senior inertings; To I lie Ituskel Hull 'IVnin Tlie shield next ymr; To Uichard Me.nl and l.lovil ll.tiney Karl a in I Houston' Irip lo Kvnnsville; To W. J. II. Snullicr oxirw of exercise for voier anil a inaviui silencer; To Arthur Adams— llnrlcigh' cleverness; To Nonna Silkwood—A lovnlde Inver; To I’al Wright I iiliinil. il ernlit at Si k' ; To Nancy Hudgins Some ruhher heels; To some one worthy—Houston assembly sent: To John Odum—Freedom from sillily ninl something to ipiiel hi nerve ; To Zip Moore—Some sense; To Virginia Moon Until Ann's ilare-ilevil air; To Kugciie Marlin—Blanche's cosmetic : To Pug Kskew—A course in etiipielte; To Frcihlic Towdl Some vim: To (Quaker Meads- A lootlihnisli: To Ualph Simpson Holi Cantrell height; To ('has. Ilurkitl An aliilily to make a hit with Fay Marlin; To .liinniy Austin—Karl's ability to he a rounder; To Marjorie llurkliart Nancy's literary genius; To Thomas Dillon—A imlitical office: To Lum Martin Newton's ahilitv to Ik- funny; To IVarl Frier- To Ik- a Damon to lada; (Elasu Will To I.0I11 I’oulk To lie a Pythias lo Pearl; To Karl Seeln-r Some anlif.it; To Cairo) Minin- Something lo laugh al; To Leslie M miilrll liillii Aikni's i|uietncss; To Frog Dillon Tin- aliililv lo Im- a man: To Sinn Hushing— A ran of Smls : To Tillman Morgan I nliiiiit«- l |m|iulnrily with the fair sex; To Clifton Hill Montgomery's History ami a Imok oii oratory: To Nancy llnin—Management of I lie Imskrl liall Irani for next year: To Lnvy Jones A lunik on Heart Wreaking ; To Merwin llmik—Stanley's voice: To Maml Drowning Itnlli Ann's plnee licforr tlie girls' mirror; To Don Harris Jmlv Kskew’s rcfiiirnirnl: To l-higenin Campbell— l.ucilr's |ie|i : To Hungry Oillc- pie-stretcher; To llcnny Kvalili A nkclele. We liercli.v a|i|niinl Jake Swoffonl. onr Itolovetl guanlian ami janitor, as cxrrnlor of this onr will ami rei|iiest him lo Discharge llirse ilnlics willionl Imml. In witness whereof, in I In presence of these witnesses. wc have siiliscrilnil onr names lo this iiislrimicnl ami linve requcsleil llirm in onr presi-mv ami in Ihc presence of each oilier. In ruler llirii names ns wiI nexses lo our signature lo the almvc ami fon-going iiislrnmenl w11ii-l« we Declare lo In- our Iasi will ami lestmuent. Iiervhy revoking ami n-mnineiiig all fnrmer wills or coDicils. 31 (Sign..11 TlIKSUNKHI Cl. SSIH l!l 17. (£ mil ii writ iU,C d Jcc J A istscf Ztt, e u ' - ( � w (L CJeM J£ 7 7 r ruior (firnsus NAMK KNOWN VS c IIIKK SITHV ' IIAII TKUISTIt XSnilATIUN ItK.MARKS IIwwtoa llowixt Hox ininiflrv 'ltlt iag uUvilt n oil noin.l fellow Muiv HxKr.n 1 Icnry whorl Iwaiul lleiyl.l I'Cverv one like. Iier Hi 111.1:1011 Swum n Slirmip lieini.tr. (mmm| In In ni'tllicf linn Asa i:i u ll.illiie - Ijitm IV Her inf.inee IV. Ik.- ii wife Lu n Rfclrcit. Hi. s 111: Siiiiilw •S,...|er i lM ini«lrv Mutiny l.re.ik� IV. Ik' .ill l. lrrt. Like, .tile. I’ai lisi: 1 niKn lime Knyli.h Mo.k-.ly To tea. It rhil.lrrn Iln. 11 corse .owe. Itllnln MlIKIUS RImmIa ' irpl. Her leni| er To lie popular Iln. .-1 lK-1lllif.ll I4ll.ll S luSMl.lN Tlami. Kaki. Stili.m Stille. V.trotinlil. Hi. 11 ye To lie ;i jkv.I k.ny lie rtirrie. mot.lie.. an.v llcowMXt. Nook Klifli.ll Her lem|«-r IV. Ik- 0 lilerar. yeniui he niinil. her Do.lily. Jons AlKKN lUtt. V.tmneiny IknhfillneA. To lie a l� .|(e� mail lotve. the In.lie. (.nil-town 1. ll«mt in avtiu:ij Kill Knyli.h :i II.. feel To lie yroiA-fnl lie frc'|iienl. the lunch room. Lien.i; .Vises •Aik ookiny Her linii IV. In- ullcr Like, to .Uiiit. Vsdiicw totr Jii.lv tierninn [Tokins life oasv To yo I.. Tttiu Heisf.it Kalpii WiirmsctoN •vvh.it lln tie Know k. lye To lie a Mtenli.t lie i. 0 Jiurk Jor. Aik� :s ••Joel Oi.putiliy To Ik- -fn.l MT’otebton. Hrt.ko.Mr Kell. Mint II.kt Xl.y V irpl Sit. nee To |.loy in .111 orelarxtra She lias n nkeMe. MT.S'IJ.S Di bst Hup. III. ...ire To tntcli tin- Till Ir.iin Ilirl. will, tl e cml.icloe. i.WTns Ala Is Doc T.jiewnliriy Vi.nsne To rr.ui: a re.il joke lie p . will. Ituhy. Km., vs Rom: Kr.ink Solnl li.stin Talking lo lie a former lie eon Mile. llsn II..0: II. n.e aeieiuv. (.irliJilKM 1.. Ik- .� nurse She like., to work Kuril Wiiun K.tuli Musie Quiet ne... ■Single lilcAAe.liiCM I'i.lic. for Ik-oux Itrx Vi;mt “llali Hi .tors' Slinleiny 10 .Italy law 11.- i. ns-kl.-.. Tim 'asthma •Tlule Nothing Imolne.. 1� yo to It impnyii lie wont. 11 .Irev. Mlit Hi.lore (iiyyliiiy j 1 0 li(l llic follen (■els l er T.ewiny y.ini trc� - IIMlLi.v Joll.S'MIS •■fWic Trit. I'ontparlotir. 10 .tmly mc liriiic lie . ticklish Owl Apple Oak I'ioc- iny f. r Mnrjori� -i Ium — (a r.-yulor .licki RaUm Kiy I'opUr Wcrpiny 'for Will Dale I’runo Piwli TIIB (iARDKX THICKS Ilex W.-I.l. Trunk R.w Ifurlfiffli Seymour Itoli ('initrell Newton Alxi I lou loii Howell Tim Cantrell Joe Aiken Jolimiie Aiken Slnnley Dur.t Knrl Slil ley KLOVVKRS Scot li Tliitlle Koryi-1-nK-re..l Slinnirock Violel Itnmn-cvivl-SiHan Wntcr-I.ily W.M It.oc Unity American llcanly I'-ify Sued William DnmMion Lneitc Aiken IVuiline I'ritr nm KUuiiiy-.iii Vilettd ioe.lt.n XI iry Hurt Nun e llronnniy ' Onic Row RIhmIm Morn. Illnnelie Shirlev Until Ann VVel.l. . Mary linker K.1.11 Wel l. 31 JUNIOR W J ft iaufher. Clarence E� k«v Richard Meads dRIJIOCNT. Nancy .Bain • E eioel Johnson Lois foulk Leslie Mundell fr ed To� el lary Webb Ktry Qu� llnv n Arhe pyl JUNIORS Jhmitir (ttlasa tfiistnnj 0 - ore in nig-tnils mul kniokorWkcrx 'congregated in front of the nursery on Scptcinlicr. first UM:k Me wore knocked on nil sides oven l� v I lie •City policemen wlio pul some of our girls off the sidewalks for skating to sell.nil As Freshmen we were very timid, as most Freshies are. having only two parties. At one of these we entertained our parents. We show.nl them what lirilliant ehildren they had. Iiy the different |K rfnrin-anecs that we nave. We even had a class prophecy which was read at this party. ()iir Frcsltio officers were: Rill Souther. president: Herbert Me 'olhini. vice- president; and Kthel Hen. secretary and treasurer. We inntoivd to Wei ill's Hill to the home of one of our classmates, where we enjoyed our first high school picnic. For curiosity’s sake we visited the fortune teller hut no one seemed t.i have Ins curiosity salisfird when we left, liecaiiso we didn’t get our fortunes told. We Sophies were somewhat more brave than we were as Freshmen. We organized our class the last ofSoptemlRT. Ourofficers were: l.ola Foulk. president; lilanehe Shirley. vice-president; l.loyd Itainc.v. sccrc-tary and treasurer. We shocked our upjier classmates as well as our lower classmates l� y having five parties. We even slaved up late one night los.'e the year of I PIG come in. The Freshmen even had enough generosity to entertain U'. a thing uluiosl unheard of. Wc had a good lime at the Freshie-Soph reception and the eats and color schemes were carried out splendidly. At last we have reached our long lookcd-for Junior year of good times. We organized the first week of school and found out that some of our former classmates had deserted us, some going into the Senior class and some slaying with the Sophomores. Nevertheless we elected our officers as follows; Richard Meads. presi-dent; Nancy Rain, vice-president; and I’eurl Frier, secretary and treasurer We still held our much-beloved colors of purple and while as well as our eln advisor. Miss l-’lsie Smith. At a “taekv party”, we paid our debt to last year's Frediies. A saying miirli lieanl among the Sophs after the parly wiis Didn't you have I Its- sw'ellcst time? In Ortolwr we surprised ourselves bv having three parlies, or two parties and an affair seldom heard of a living done by “Juniors . We bad a party at [’earl Frier's, at which we played our well known game of Virginia Reel . The next week we had another party at Loin Poulk’s. On Hallowe'en wc went on an o'possiim hunt . What do you think of that? It was a very suitable affair for Hallowe'en, and the outcome of it surprised us as well as the rest of the high school for we rauglil an o‘|missiiiii. We Juniors rested awhile and came out in full force at a New Year's party at Loin Foulk's. We bail a real good time anil as the clock struck twelve and the whistles blew and the liclls began to ring, wc were enjoying the lies I part of the evening in eating the delightful refreshments. Since the New Year wo have been enjoying ourselves at skating and movie parlies, until the Junior-Senior Reception. The Junior-Senior Reception was given March 17. In iiiiiiiImt this was tin- largest reception ever held at high school. It was also remarkable in the fuel that there were almost twite as many I toys as girls present. As a whole the Junior-Senior Reception was pronounced by all a great success. Junior Aljihabrt A stands fur Artie of whom we arc | rou l. H stands for Hilly so lioi lcnHi« ami loml. 'liiiuls for Clari'iHT who plays liaski t hall. I)—•iblith for Dicky our president mi small. K—stands for Kilily who's guard on the team. !• —stands for Fmhly wlio's Knglish we ilo-iu. f� —stands for (!n .iliie« which we arc, I ho' we are small. II—stands for Mill our (Mile vaulter tall. 1—stands for Ikey. A. Adams his name. J—stands for Jonesy a center with fame. K —stands for kicks which the “- will get. L—stands for l ola and llainey—you l� el. M—stands for Mundcll who lives on a farm. N—stands for Xnncy whoso Mark eyes do charm. O—stands for Odum who cannot lie compared. I —stands for the Hearts—they have to lie paired. Q—stands for Quaker who's not like the Quakers. It stands for Hushing who |icddlcs the pa|iers. S—stands for Smith; our advisor is she. T- stands for Tillman who’s fat as can lie. f—stands for unity—we're there united as one. V—stands for Verne who is the smallest one. X—stands for Xmas which m Is ns uwhirl. V—stands for ys’ne.ss we think wc have lots, ' .—stands for Zckiel—hut nialiey we're not. IDA COBH. S nplji)imirrB President Vice-President Swivlnn'. Piu'iilly Advisor Thoinrw Dillon .Inline Austin Ivina Alvin Mi« IVfk Class Color (Irven iiimI While Class Mower While Rose MKMHKRS Kdnn Alvis Jimmie Austin Minnie Brow nine Lneilc lhirkell Marjorie Burkhart Kale Clem Thomas Dillon Tallie Dillon Naney Mu.Inins Mary IlarriMHi Ijnrrn Meads Marie lluelhie lllanehe Marlin I'alua llarlin Martha Kirkpatrick Itulh Kelleinan Kffie Kraft Kli alrclh Ki'l Jerry Lovin (iareld I-ani| orl Fay Martin Nanny Moore Virginia Moore Rehceen MeKeine l-osslic Oriel John Odum Nellie Puckett Cecil I’owell Briltnnia Price lxuii.se Ross Weslic Swaffonl Ruth I). Weiil Muse Neal apliamarr (Class iljislnnj Oil a linglil «lnv in Sept. HHt . sixty-seven Frv'll-iiH ii wrn'cimillcil at tin BentonTownship High School for work and incidentally pleasure. Many of ns were u cd to high school life. n we li.nl Iwn lien in tin eighth grade. ami Hie oilier classes I rented usa'lliowxh we wen up to the stamlanl. M is DikscI to k charge of ns in onr class affairs. At our fir t class meeting. we elected Paul Stowers. I'rcsiilcut; Kdna AlvU. Vice-President; ami Arthur Adams. Secretary ami Treasurer. ( ur first social event was a Hallowe'en | tarty. Later in llieyearon March IS. we eiitcrtaineil the Sophomores. During the year. g tod efforts were in.-ulo in all our studies. Our Freshman class had the distinction of ranking first in the state tests in Algebra. We developed in many other lines mid looked forward to a height future as Sophomores. As Sophomores this year. I ill 7. we have had remarkable success although our niimlicr has decreased to forty-five. Miss IV k. our class advisor, aided in selecting this year’s officers. Thomas Dillon living elected President: Janies Austin. Vice-President; Kdna Alvis. Secretary; ami Marjorie Burkhart. Treasurer. Our fir-t social event was a Tacky Parly given hv the Juniors in our honor Many of the costumes were very striking ami a prize was given Miss Peek and Garold Lamport. for Itciug the liest disguised. I'ntil this time it was not known that Miss Peek was hump-hacked. As usual, we had our annual niasrpienule party on Hallowe’en. During the skating season, we had two parties on the ice. Ilefore I hi.« year is over, we hope lo make the school prouder of iis Ih:in she is even now. I'm sure Dial if we follow our mules closely enough, II T. II S. will know when the eliiss of l!� l!l leaves. (Class S slaiids for social affairs Where we Sophomores shine. () is for our officers The l csl of their kind. I stands for I’cek, Our advisor, you know. II is for the honor Our Sophomores show, O overcomes the hardships That threaten our way. M is for money matters Worrying iis all day. O i only the ones Who have left our hand. R is for the rivalry That shows where we stand. 1C is for enthusiasm If we only had more! S stands for our studies Much harder than before. And if you count these letters They S| ell Sophomores, it scorns. It's the lies! class in High School This class of l!)l! . MAC E. ROM. I’resilient Secretary Faculty Ailvisor Alva Mcxawlcr Mujaiic Akin Joe Hauer IVarl Hurjft'ss Ix'vi lint Ailing: Evon-H Halil win Frank Ham-r riiarlie Hnrkitl Aline Cox Mvlvyn Coyle Eugenia Camlicll H-.iIktI Dillon Hivliaril Dillon Hcnnic Koval.li Hrnlali Flelclier Hul y Foxier Elvira (lulvin Don Harris Jolm IK'inpliill Effie llnniillon Marx- llainilton Frank Hay (•rant ton Hill Mervin Hmvk Nellie .lone. if iTi'ilunru Klli'ellin i� mlwll la-nm SwIut Mi vs Mil lull Until .It� | lin linn Joins Kli al olli .laeksoii Juki Kir h. Jr. I,cnn 1.11 wMin Liuir l.nuyhron Irene Monon ICnjifiif Mnrtiu Niitu Mnoueyhain Cecilo Mel.inlock N'clin MoAdoo Hay Monday I.innie Muiuli'll Cecil Martin Carrol Moore Marion Moore Pauline Moore (Henna MeAiloo Charlie MeCnire IIoImtI Moon Tony Muksivis IVarl Neal Nellie Neal Ralph Neal Pauline Odum Helen Parkliill (inmet I Price l-'rank (Juillmuu ( |mI Hinnies Syliel Holier Ison Norma Silkwooil Ik’lvn Sniilli l.ola Smith la-ora Seelier Halpli Simpson Klhel Smith Kay Summers Charlie Slavisky Karl Seelier Nellie Shaw 1‘red Tiirecwill Harry Vice Kvn n Vice Karnusl Welili Lester Wcl l Until Ivlin Wilcox Grace Woodartl I’ii l Wrijjhl Hlanelie Warren Hlam-he Winyo FRESHMAN CLASS 3Frrslunau (Clans HtBtnrif Tlic Freshman cnnvr licgnn after an clnlioratc Fight h Grade commencement «ivm l y the city schools. Although UK I � f the Fn-shmcn an- from the Kenton city schools, wc also have a good |x-r cent, of out-of-town pupils who arc showing their nlliludc toward school work. The first day naturally was a day we will n-nu-inlu-r. It wn a day of confusion, each pupil grouping with his or lu-r sjiccial group. It must Ik- admitted most of them cairn- with a shaky feeling Ix-caiisc of a minor of the liahit of hazing hv the Seniors, hut this mkiii wore off a no one was bothered. In September a class meeting was held and advisor and officers elected, namely:- Advisor, (’hcsln 10. Mitchell; President Eugenia Campbell; Secretary, la-ora Sec her. Then during Oeloln-r we had a |Kirty which by the help of advisor and offhx-rs proved to be a success. The Freshmen proved their 'kill at athletics, for we had thn-c on the first team in football. We also have girls' and boys’ basket ball teams which an- proving a success. Now that our mid-year examinations are over wc can go on with our studies till the last examination. The strange pari about these examinations was that part of the Freshmen fell in the river t x deep and got drowned, while others just barely kept afloat. Then there were others that went through with their colors flying high. We will come back next term to start our second round which wc ho| e will prove as pro-|K-nnis as the first. Now altogether, nine Kalis for the Freshmen. ( HAS. IH’KKITT. A S rrttr at (Class (Sintr Hickely. rickety. rickety russ. What is I In mutter with nil of u v Nothing nl nil. nothing at We've only heard the class-hell call. I'p .mil away willi liurryini feel. Wc fenrlcs'ly go. our teaeliers to nu-et. For nreii’l wc prepared: Well I tliink m . So to our class rooms wc cheerfully ro. Oiic goes to lliis room, nnollicr to that one. Listen! Yes to recite we have begun: With heads erect and accents clear. We answer each question without fear. Hark, the last hell rings. how limes does flee! How surprised I luil the hour is gone, wcall cem to lie. Then with a hux . and a steady flow Hack to the assembly again we go. Grabbing the lunik for lesson next. ('hanging one book for another text. •lust as eager and willing as before. Although to another room, or another floor. Onward we go with a lightly tread. Studying, reciting and stuffing our head. From hour to hour this scene you may see. Full of Freshman spirit and Freshman glee . Then give us a cheer with hearty good-will. And give us a lioost as we climb the hill. IU III WILCOX FRESHMEN o Atlilrttr Asiuiriatinn 'l im Caul roll Tom Dillon Mary linker Mr. (tiffin ’■ W. Ilonk I- Kell Mi West Miss IV«-k Mr. I’englnse Ml .Milr|„.|| JV. K. (iifln, m« n, Mi Siiiii), ItliiMki M„m ■ auliitr- Frier S ,� Whini,IK(oI| rr.nik lto ‘ Stanley Durst •Viiuy llrou'iiinj. . Seymour „ � «nlr« l| lllanri Sliirlev Houston Ilowvll •M«r.v linker Myrnn Galvin {y,la Smith •Melvin Coyle itt!!;.............. , ra,,k Hny, Jfirst Stvlicr 1 «rl lliirgevs Lueile Aiken Andrew K'kew .lolin Aiken Itoliert Cunt roll Knrl Stilley More llnrt ICddie D ivis Paul Sanders Artie Piles Tillman Morgan Leslie Mandril Paul Jones Pres! Towel I l.loy«| Itnincy John Odum Richard Mends Clifflon Hill Arthur Adams King Duillmau Zexr Johnson Mervin Ilonk Ralph Neal Charles llnrkilt Don Harris Move Neal Everett Itahlwin Glenn MeAdno Lester Vel h President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer la’s lie (Idle Fny Marlin Edna Alvis Ferry larvin Marjorie lliirkharl Tlionms Dillon Iconic Marlin 1C van Vise Martha Kirk|wtriek lairen Meads Virginia Moore James Austin Mario Hiding Eugene Martin llol. Dillon Karl Sceber Pearl Neal Frank Quillmnn Nealic MeAdno Pauline Odum Dudalph Neuliusl Ralph Simpson Marion Moore Frank Itnwers Joe Itnwers Carrol Moore Smitli Moore OIhs] Williams L I'KNGLASI lluivLel lull .01.1 Trni t'nuti WV31 TIVHlOOi JFuotball Our Football history I topi n in I ! ! � . lien the first team in the history of the High School � w oi miiznl. We played III rev games during the season of 1 113, and owing to lliv fuel that we played two of the Itest tennis in Southern Illinois, ami that it ns our first year, we were more than satisfied with the results. In miC Football was continued ami the team was onmjtoscd of the following men:— Clarence Kskcw. I.. II..('apt. King Ouillman, It. (I. Newton Alvis. I.. K Thomas Dillon. L. (� . John Hemphill. I,. T. Tim Cantrell. I . It Clifton Hill. R. ft. Ihirleigh Seymour. (J. It. Frank (Jiiillmau. C. .lohn Aiken. I.. K. Leslie Mumlcll. It. T. Lorain .Mentis, It. E. Arthur Attains. R. K. William Sauthcr, Mgr. Due to the untiring efforts of Coaeli (tiffin, our success during this year was much more than we expected. We played at Marion and were defeated by ilicm. the score licing IS—0. We hail them outclassed in team work and played I letter Football as a whole, but luek was with them ami they put over two freak forward passes on us. Hut on Nov. 4. when Marion played here we evened things up with a score of lx C in our favor, the game wit' marked with fast playing and good team work. E'kcw distinguished himself by making two touch dow us and Seymour also math- a very prrl ty one. The players on the line played exceptionally well, for Marion's gains were very short and few. Our next game was with West Frankfort and was •' 1.-. oive victory for m. Kenton scoring 30—and West I'rankfort 0. The score nndoiiltledly would have Kjiaturg Keen linin' if I lirrr of onr Imal player-.. I'Nkew. Alvin ami Cnnlrell who were iek. Ii.nl I men alile In play. Marion. 1 ill lirlieving I lull limy eoiilil I mat in, 'olmilnleil a j'iiiim willi ii' on llm IHHli of NovciiiIut, Tlinnksgiviiig ilny. ami ;i' wo Inn! no I I men Imnten m ■ hir own fiohl. weilefealerl I In m again l� y a vw of li o. Cantrell saveil llm � lny fur ux when Im ma.le a very pretty (oudnlown. Du Deeemlmr I 1 llm I toys of lln- l-'onllmll learn anil llm I toys of llm Ihi'kel Kail leaiu wen: given a liaii |tm! al Allen'.' Cafe l y Coaelic1' (iiffin ami IVngla«o. Speeches were marie praising the l-'onllmll leant ami wishing good link lo tlie Basket Kail team. TILI.M N MORGAN alb. I'nlly h� | l� � the |mimIhiii ..f fi.ranril i. a Oraily. nmiKlrol player lit- 1 it'll n fiun.t.tiinil |ilairi Iml nlany. piny hi. part urll I’AI’l. JO K . alia . I.iv.i”. Mutineer rlnl. pUv nnlrr. Thi� i. 1‘anl't lliir.l year in Itx.liel lull, ami lie ha iiiiiile the team every year lie i. one of the let! (TDltfl Hi Southern IIIiiok. ItvlUu lie o a com! pol .l.i.i mill alanvt (rli tlie tip off. C|.. I� K « K RSKKW. ..k«. 'Tu Captain eleel. 1. our nllier jpur-l. Tint ■t In. .evnml year ill l.utlcel lull anil lie I1.1. ivflmnU iiinile floml He it one of the let! cunr-lt in S..nlliem llliiu.i., uml i� a goml t al t1i.� l Hi. favorite � tunt it to ilril.lite tin- length of Ile floor an.1 'limit a goal JOHN VIKEN. alia. 8ooU’‘. .. ni.iiincrT.mil |il.t t tin- (motion of fnrvmnl Jolin lit. playeil on tl e team for there year. an.I lia� improve.) eadi year He i our lent gnul .hot anil i. an m alilnlile man to |Ik team BASKET BALL TEAM i:i)|)li: DAVIS. Jili.it Dncan ' i � iptain ..f the trim, mi l i. a r-nf rupl.iiii. Fahltr nnule the firtl team la.l m-.iton tunl an, elio.en at ( a rim in I ale for one ..f the all .tur giur.U. lie i. Liii.uii a. the fn.l'tl gnar.l in Southern lllinoi,. mnl I1.1. ■ rervif.l for aluay living ju� t ahere lie it lire.k.1 mo.t •5 Basket mail iaic-iBir This 'C.iuin of I no ko I 10.11 li.o pml.ahly Ipfon tin- moot � iicccs� ful in Ibe history if the lliu'li Stlmnl. I'or I Ik |«.l l « years « ■ have not lo� l a panic mi our «� o floor Dunne tins m-.imih (W-I«l we I is Vo played ihirty-nnc game and lost only � i TliU foes to |� rovc tl.at «c ifiitf have n winning loam lint year atthoufli wo M llio tournament. Tlx f.rxl iinp.tr I all) game of llio to;, ton nut uilli Salim on our I ...li.o floor Salem pul up n li.ir.l fight «.1 It fntl lonn. work rvr.it co-I f� nl tl.tH.liuf lull llenton played licltcr Ivi.kot IhiII. n.� l defeated ll.cn. I.y u Mt.ro of It. The next iiu|w.rlai.l fume nut will. Marion. Mnrion it nn ..1.1 rival .4 llcntm. ami they expected lo carry ..If llu- honors. I...I llonloi. showed I lion, m.iiio wry fntl loan, work ami how lo |� ntt llio lull. S Mi.fi.... look Iw.nio ....ll.ii. ; toil cv|icrvctwv •filler inpKlanl gttincs wore trill. .nuulo t'.ty, li.o wore I icing JT-Jo in IU'r.i..« . favor: Out rale nut .piilo surprised ulion «o look Vi.. ...,f I.y ,t wore f JJ-U: Ml. Vernon wax nt« slightly Inkvn look alien uo'.kf.nlcl ll.om will, our second loam, the c.ro iKfllf Jlitl The iiovl i.i.jiorlant event in l a kct lull wns the Southern lllin.... 11 if I. Soliu.il Tflun.niuci.1 held si (‘nrlnxidnle. We norv i ol satisfied will. Il.c loumntnml. Iml we were satisfied will, our players. Tlio latyt unit in l win aiul pluyol deni. and � hI Imtkol lull Wo will not V y whose fin.lt it was that wo did not win. I.nt we will tty tin.I .1 wat iKit llio fiinll of ll.o players, betnuje they did Ilieir Inst, mid we lire proud of them on llul uccviunt. Join. Aiken it the only Senior member of ll.o learn, and he will lie greatly missed by the toon, next year. The other manlier ..f ll«- Iran, nrc Juniors ami with four such food men to start with, no shont.1 have .. winning team next year. IDA KISSTKH (Our JJrusprrtiur (Bynmasium The Ik-lit.ill TtiW.ohlp lliffa Srbool I lilt ■Il.lfnvwr. live old fymmvtii.il. an.1 it non making re plot for a . oanii.iii.it t gymnasium , I lint will lie modern ami Urge oiK.ufl. lo aeroa.rnn.latc the eily. It it h. xt| that the various city .xgnuiiationv wilt tniilo nilh the Ibnrd of Dlinution in ItuiMing a fyinim-uini that mil Ik- a .relit lo our city. Wo dour.' t� lone the lu.il.linf open I., iho inon nnd women .4 tin- rily on tpcvial day . Ity building n liirfe suiinoiiiif |rool on the ground IkA.r and the regular gymna uti. over this, wo tun have .. plan: tlint u.ll meet . . ■ • ..I- Vtinncio.. nun .no rvio. ..ml U- lli.xtnifl.lv oloanvol after every rain. This will keep il Military wiIIm iI cast. fan you think .4 any ■ ummunily rnovenvent that would rosull ........re g—l I., oor hifl, ........... and . ititcus than ll.it building- r«,.Knl urge ll.nl every stu.k-.U ..ml cilixcn interested in poorest and ... ll.o pl.yvo.al welfare .4 o„r young , op!c. lie a bonder for ,m, f ■ � ....., f..r ,V.uai | nvc ,ml mlmUl ,hp U.d .4 u hmld.nf wc .tov.re Why not have .1 named for the |x-rs..„ or ..rg.in.ti.lion that will invest I lie ni..tt in the building ? if. BASKET BALL TEAM Uaskrt Stall rln'iiulr lUlfi-’lT Oil. 6. 1 )|6 al Ill'll I..II Del. 16. 1016 al llvniiiii Orl. 27, 1010—;i( Tlioni| sonvillp Oct. 7. 1010—ill llrlili.il N � v. 3. 1016 ai Iti'iiton Nov. |o. 1010—ni Itcnlon Nov. 11, 1010 ill Pinekney ville Nov. 17. 1010 at Fairfield No 18, 1016 iii Itcnlon Nov. 22. 1016 III Herrin Nov. 25. 1010—ni Ontralin Nov 31. 1010 ni Itenlon Dee. 2. 1016—at Kenton l)er. S. 1010—a! Million Dee. 1.1. 1016—nl Itenlon Dw. 10. 1010—ill Itenlon Dec. ... 1916 at Marissa I)e«'. 23. 1016- at ICa-t SI DiuU Dee. 2.1. 1916 at Itenlon Dee. SO. 1016—at Itenlon Jan. 1. 1917—at Murpliy l� oro Jan. 7. 101?—al Itenlon Jan. 12. 1017—at Cairo Jan. IS. 1017—at Anna Jnn. 17. 1017—at Klilomilo Jan. 10. 1017—al Itenlon Jan. 26. 1017—al Itenlon Fel . 2. 1017—at Itenlon Fcl . 0. 1017—al Itenlon Kel� . in. 1017—al Sfwrla Feb. 16. 1017—al Salem Feb. 23. 1017—al Carbomlale Feb. 23. 1017—al Carbomlale Feb. 2 . 1017—al Carlxmdalc TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE lleiilon 63 Alumni 15 Itenlon 63 -CliriMoplier 4 Itenlon 2!) Tliomp'onvillc |0 Itenlon 21 Alumni 6 Itenlon Ml—A'lilev 20 Kenton 20 Salem 13 Kenton 34 Pinekney ville 13 Itenlon 3S — Fairfielii j Itenlon 2!� — Anna 16 Itenlon 16—Herrin 12 Cenlnili; i 48— Itenlon 10 Itenlon 2.!—Marion 17 Itenlon 27—Granite Cilv 20 Miirion 22 Itenlon 15 Itenlon 22—Ccnlrnlia 6 Itenlon 47—Eldorado 5 Marissa 20—Itenlon 21 Kenton 40—E. Si. Loui 20 Itenlon 93—Fairfield 10 Itenlon 100— Pinckney ville 10 Murphy.’ Jxjro 31 — Kenton 16 Itenlon 63—Mari via 9 Kenton 38—Cairo IS Anna 34—Hinton 26 Itenlon 28—Eldorado 15 Itenlon 29—Herrin 9 Itenlon 41—Cairo 14 Kenton 36—Mi. Vernon 3 Kenton 41— Murphysboro 14 Sparl a 27—Benton 17 Itenlon 28-Salem 13 Itenlon 20—Lincoln High 13 r. Mini. 17—Kenton 14 Itenlon 24 Pincknevville 4 TRACK TEAM Erark The Men Ion Township Ilijjh School Truck Team of '17 seems lo l e one of Ihc Im i dial lias represented dial school in several years. The enthusiasm has run higher I his year Ilian for several years. The inler-class meet wcnl off fine mul this showed Ilia) we liu l good material lo lie developed. Coaches (iiflin and IVnglase. I� y extra hard work, turned out I he best balanced team that ever represented Menton Township High School. tBrutnn (TouiuBliiy Iftgli Srlionl Srark atib IFirlh fHrrt fflai; 12. lUir Event Pi list Second Timm Record ii(l y.inl Hurdles Port one (M j Aiken (111 Harrison (11) Standing Bro.nl Jump A. Kskew- (11). Cantrell (B) Bailie (II) 10 ft.. 1‘4 in. Ilair Mile Run Grady (M) Hutton (H). Jones (11) .2.15 Javelin (’. Kskew (B).. . Berrine (II).. . . llelford (M) 133 ft.. 11' j in. 220 yard Dash Saullicr (B) La Master (M) Weston (H) .2 5 Discus . . Cantrell (B) .Collard( II). . Kill (B) 104 ft.. (1 in. Running High Jump (’mine (II) Jones 1B i Aiken (111 5 ft.. 3 in. Shot But Berrine (II). .. Cantrell (B) Collard (II) 30 ft.. 1 in. 100 yard Dash Aiken (B) .Seymour (B). . LnMnstcr (M). loi Bole Vault Bailie (II) . .Hill (B) Harrison (H) 10 ft. •140 yard Dash Barnhill (H) Fortune (M) Souther (B). ■BJ Running Broad Jump Martin (B). Barnhill (II). . . A- Kskew (B) 10 ft.. 3 in. One Mile Run. Hutton (H) Grady (M) Sanders (II) Running Hop. Step, and Jump Relay . Barnhill (II) I Jones. Aiken Sovmour.Saiither Seymour 111) Berrine (11) . lift.. � 4 in. .1.41 51 Tennis Team. II. Seymour. J. Aiken, A Ailntii', It. Mc;uls. Si cTfnniii This season's tennis Ih-hiiii in Ili« fall of I!)If!, when our l M-al tournament was hold in OcIoIht. Tin- follow, inn onlcslanl wore entered in this tournament: .lolm Aiken. Kurleigh Soy... Arthur Adams. Richard Meads, Louie Marlin. John Odum. Wesley Swafford. Tillman Morgan. and Lloyd Rainey. The winners of lliis tournament were John Aiken and Kurleigh Seymour. As prizes they received tennis nickels. Tennis was again resumed in I he spring and every one came out for practice. A tournament was arranged forholh l� oys ami girls. A Southern Illinois High School Tournament was also planned and the licsl results were expected as we had some very good material. Sonlhern Illinois High School Tournament was won last year hy Kenton and we expect to rc-jK-at the same this year. IDA KISSTKII. BASKET BALL TEAMS Juniors - B. B. Team. Freshmen Team. (Sirls ©ask ft ©nil Tin- growing athletic spirit among the girls ira.-ln-d its culmination in basket luill tlii� year. Vcver has more spirit I iron slnmii than l� y the girls I Innn-d mil every pmcli«v afternoon. AI I li«' first � f I lie basket season .‘aoli .if llu- f.mr iW organized n team. Fny Marlin Itcing chosen over nil I In- greatest praise however i� .In.- Mi West. who coached I In- girls with untiring 'kill innl interest. Tin- Iranis wish In lli.ink ln-r cry inurli. .MlIkmicIi tin girls wen- nnnlik- In obtain outside ISiiim', they |il.i «- I preliminary game lieforr lln- Imys tuni-' Also, a girls’ tournament Wl In-I.l .luring the lir.1 week of March. Tin- final' were played lielwrrn lln- Freshman nn.l Senior tennis. The Scninr« won :i wa' «|wl«l h.v everyone. (Girls' Sriutis There an- .|iiile a few cirk who are interested in tennis ami like l« play. AI the first inerting of I lie Athletic A neiation in UHo-IOW. Mary Hart was elected manager ami Lueile Aiken, enplnin of tin-girls’ tennis. Asa result of this organization a tonrnaiin-nt was In-I.l in llie latter |Kirl of May. A ureal .leal of enthusiasm was work.il up ami several jiirl look pari l.ueile Aiken and Mary Hart won Hie double' after a lien lei I eonlcsl with Mi Vi--l and Ruby Freeman. Then lln- follow injj Saturday tin- singles were play.il. Tlii� was a day of exciting ninteln-s and Lueile Aiken and Mary llarl w.-n- left to play the final game for lln- ebanipioiisliip. After a real llarl-Aiken match, Mary llarl wax the winner. The girls all are eagerly looking forwanl to the Coming tennis season. SI GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM Denton-Marion Game. Benton 18 Marion 6 J“ni0l $nrirty Prank mwl Oiiir lto r cntrrlaiuod I lie Sc n k t «lv nl a lliillnwecn kirn pari viTf.il nr� were furmdird li.v |Ik' different moulicn nl I lie cl and all were taken mil In llu c' ukmt 7 M. Some inn were nwfull. l nounr doit lli.it wa� n� t the ilfivm' fault Tin- l :i(1 J tin- kim w � deer a led nilli oak ImusIw. mm tnlk . pumpkin . anil Jail, o'UoUru . Mali- ■ f liny were llic will . large Innfirr un Iwilt nut dr .m l mini of llic evening Hoi ]ieol around Ihi . (iaiiK'i were pljyr.1 and tin '! .loric toil. Some do wv Ilml Mr PciigLiw 11.1 initi.ile ! tkil niglil to Senior parlm nilli n Jack oUutrrn on Ike i W of Ilia lienl I imtwnV� , pnklc . olive , ginger lircail. and nppV were eaten nil during tin- evening ’If - liewplc nlm iliil not e.il have only iVim M'lvv to Id.inir. Akmt II o'clock llic ear 'toiled f..r Iknlnn. Kvrrynnc d� l Luc j good time Imt oak IImot lint licl|ir.| in tin- nflcrnmni to ■Snonilr really umlervlool nlut tin- good lime w� . Mi IVol ami Mi lYafl were ctaptroar . SOPIIOMOUK MASK I’.VRTV. Mi . Mnrllin Kirkpatrick riitcrlaincil tin- Soplmmore cUm nl her Immp nilli « llnllonc'cn M« k party. Tl e Inane ini dco.ratcd nilli .lack o'lnnlcrn XVlien every one arrive I lliev were given a nnine lo In- called l«y urilil they were Iiiiiiiavkril. t'liarlie Martin noil Mr Mumlay ln lh won prize Many ilifferrnl game were ployed. and mu ic no furnidicd liy laKile llnrkctl and Maud drowning. Mi . Peek ami MU Smilli nvre chaperone . Al n Ule Itonr rcfrediioent of dcingliinil , pumpkin pie. pennul . yiuduicfic . npple . and ciKiKi were verve I. m i) WKISKH. PltKSIIMAX M ASK I’ARTY. IV Krcahinan -pulled oil n Hallowe'en party in I lie gym a i IV ciMoiii of Kmlite . lAVni '17.) TIh- gym ww« ik..,ruled will) two lent for the fortune teller, pumpkin , com lnlk mid .lack o'lantern . no IU I WKISKIt (irirly Mi . Mitchell tm'l them nt l� ..- .1—■ nnd c«v.- m.hn minilierii, ultancr for their 1 were 8� wii Ciena M.-Adun. Ihilh Jop i� - TIm- uhmI llnllnwv’cn Cannes ww played. lt.frvOmi. nl. luKtouls sandwiches and coco were served. Mis. Mitchell. Miss Mr Kill. Mi.s Smith. Mis. IWk J,lc represented Ills- faculty. IH |� M'BISKIt. JC.VIOR TACKY PARTY. The Junior cnterlnind the Sophie .‘.I n tricky |nrly .� ! Ilir llitli School. lin-orations mere earn'd out in the class colors. All «err sup|� n oil to l o dressed lucky , l.iit the ino.1 of the toy. .err .iressd fit to kill” i Paul So inter. I. Came acre played. Mr Krll leading the Virginia Keel, Mil. Peck as an .0.1 negro uunun ari.l Crrald [.iiu| - rl a. an eld negro nun won the peirc . Virginia im.1 Edna tried to explore the walls of the Iniil.liitg and Mr. PcngUsc locked the window Mini kept lliem out. Must of the family were present. including Jake. Itrfrdiic � t. of coffee, sun.lni.-lie , and cake were served. Jnumy Austin tlien look Luvile lliirketl home. II I'D WBISER. (Bnitlitutrii SENIOR LEAP YE U I'MITY. Nov. «x. I9IC. - .!lftVm Xf’O'o 'Ifwk'illj- lircil of .tong notion;;. I be Senior girl nil” on llio i lca of II leap jrir party S tile cirl. nil got a 'Male S.im acre r.illier limi.1 Iml Itlvmln � n n't m n.iv In lick ..r I., con A every Senior girl n.kol n boy ami o everything .lnrte.1 .if lovely. At eight o'clock «t all me! til Vilrlla ( i« |nn' ami I lie- cut. ifiunolinlrly look «-h� rge . f l long Kir t. ««■ all went lo the Mar auil all got front acnlv ll wcnicil (lint we hml no feeling al all for al I lie vnhle l moment in live phy ne � oilM nil twgin cheering anil all rowting «av in a lon-l voice. After I In- bo� we all men! over lo Vilrlla (.union Y There I lie girl. rf c l a lilt lo lum lieon of wahlorf vilml. lenv-nmle. pickle , olive ail.l vamlwiebe ll ua rnmorol (lint tin- girl bail mimt raid- Iml when il came linve lo serve llicin lliey were m.l lo lie foumt ami llic l«i.v� all ilerwleil Ilia! il wa« all a bluff. About 11 o'clock I lie iron.I nil pruineroi.lrj .lonii to John ' , lien- «e ilanoeil. sung anil lia.l a com I time in general until about 14 o'clock ami then «c torrowfulfy |wrlcl from tbe boy The girl irnrirtii I lien tclllrtl Ud in nmr l to have n ' pramt limr. at von iWMl ilrralv hove pmwl il «« u tlurnlicr party. Innlfiifi Ifnlh Ann YcMi nil nnn Fhatjign llcilt nnv made ilimn nin mi tin' living room, hull .in I dining nmn If lln- ticlnila Mopped all niflil «c are surprited rcn'l you. Mr Cliffm? Ml |uirln| iInnn .«l««il 3uVlocti after builr pitted Inpi on tbcnmi.....thedark Xo one imt die know the many knot k� it nut her i-rceping In the plaint ill the dark ju«t In pity lapt ” Tin fnlloning tefcvlinn nrrr played on tin- Viclrula: I'WtlV Baby . Naughty. Naughty,-------Naughty . “I Inve you truly . Honolulu Tom laty urn I inanv other Tin- fnlhiuing n m term t ion look pjtcr over I lie telepbimc during the night. 00 . M Voice: May I .peak In Tun? Voice- l� lint Tim? Tim I muni tea? Voice: Well why I be l K-ke« tlooT yon • to l � J? S.W A M. Voice: May I tpcak to llnli? An lie’ in l« l Imt I'll mII him Voice: I tin Unit? Hole Vet Voice: What did Santa lieing you Utl night? IWi: Nothing. What did lie Icing you? Kemiuine Voice: lie hmuglit me a lovely 1 having tel. i 0 A. M. Vi t: May I tpcak to Ihtrleigli? Aut lie itn'l up yet. iiwv Well you tell Inin guo ) murning. atul atk him if lie li.it nteil I'e.ir't toup. 0 00 A. M. Voire: May I tpcik to Karl ? An : lie itn'l up yet loll I ttijl rail him. Yoke: 1 tbu Karl1 Karl: Well ye . What do you until? Voice I )o your Xmat tliojipiog early. Ill I) WKISKH. (Cnittiiutri) TIIK CltSSIIlOPISIS STAC n.WQIKT II T. II S was a scene of very rh.. king thing Friday. when the Onvimpisi had I heir sing |Ktrly. All I he girl were dresved l � the la-sl of tlirir ahililt in Imps' attire. No game were planned. anal none nerr needed. We had a v.maplione in the •limiig r « ni. aha I lie lilirary. an-1 in the inratbl)' hull there was the |M m . Min West look vnne flashlight pvclurer. hut most nil the cigars were ''smoked licfore the fir ! wgi taken of the group in rhanicler ■Stic pine Mmol IU o'clock we all went into the -lining mom where (lie table «« cleverly -lrvi-rntr-1 in I.link au-l white. Illnck and white slri| ed place wrd -lenole-l the place where each wa to � it A rpre.ul of chicken mini olive . Mmlwiclie . creamed potatoes. nmrdimallow pudding ami grape juice wa« verve I After the lanqorl n -Mighlful 'smoker was cnjoye-l by all HI D WKISKIt. Ill ill SCHOOL WANT I)S My pirtnre in the Annual—Carrol Moore. A chew of guio—Vileltn Gordon. Mr. Hook A private detective. A fellow—Martha Kirkpatrick. A scientific system foe swiping limeli from the luneh room with llie iloor lockcvl and Mr Hunk on guard—Dob Cantrell. girl Jimmie Austin. A Iasi the fourth Iwiur — King tjiiiliiinn. is «rirt|i (Cmittmiril MISS WEST ENTERTAINS TV I( ■ nion Township llii;li N|i-n I library rat liesu(ifiillv Jminlnl with Japanmc paras, Js ami Japanrsc lanterns. • lirn Miss llairl U'nl, the Domnlir Scicfirr Imlirr. entertained the Srniors .il dinner Sot ur.lav evening. Fell. 10. Col and candles with cmrti and Mirk llunln wore arranged on the tables. Evoyonr found in llieir |uprr by llieir plate marked mil to lr f iml until the fun I eiriii« . one kiml of the various assortment id bccomanit p� | er raps Tlie fonr-munr dinner ni very nptieliiing •ixt beaut ifull.t served by Fay Martin. Edna Alvis. Virginia Monre. Marjorie liurklurl and Martha Kirk| atriek. under the direelion of l r� rl More ami Ituby Freeman. After dinner I lie okcleles were plivnl ami different pnw« were •� U(o| in. livers- Senior enjoyol and thoroughly appreciated I lie entertainment. as it n the first lime tliev hid lieen entertained Om «r. Meinlx-r of the Family were lv present IN' IIONOIt OF TIIK IIASKKT HA 1.1. Huy- Hvery one knows tK«l It T. II S ha the lied Imlcl tall team in Southern Illinois mvl on aecouot of the vers diily way the giofv of tiring Mieli wn taken away from then filled ever} lie with righteous indignation It did mil stop anyone Ibn' from knowing I lies' were the lest team in S I and they were treated jnsl � • if they h.ui not I Ken cheated nut nf wliat was rightfully theirs Si id the several entertainments Risen for the team win .1 delightful f.iur-rourse dinner cooked noil servo I by Misies l.ueile Aiken Anna pltnnijisn. ami (line Ibsse Of monte 'list West WHS supervisor as is ntw.i � the ease ami tbe lumle the affair a success In tlie center id llie lalils' was n miniature tusket Issll o url aryl yol post ilrsviratrsl with Mtmwi an I White ribbon In these mitlDM the names of the squad were printed Th'f present were, hahlie l nvi� . ('apt.. John Aiken. Mgr . Haul Jones, t'lirmce Kskew. Tillmnii Morgan. Andrew Kskew. lasrain Meads. Itilt Ssullier. Arthur Adams. Thniux Dillon, K ekiel Johnson. Mr IViiglaw. mid Mr llsnik. The Menu was— nUJIT iOKTsii. IX OttsXOK isssKi.Ts ur.cr unr tosixto stive rr.sx ix att'Hsixii tujusi.s iit'aii ns� i rsnu mstma p mki:ii mu r. m.i.us m rti.11 m.u i.s m ku.s n iumar Mltu • nrJ.si: sttitn is� r. pi ooixo oeirr. Tlie dinner I woke up with a few sjsrssdies by the ihfferi'iit Imys. IHT) WKISKIt r.u i?iirirti| JIN IOH-SKNIOI1 l( KCKHNON T1 imun.il Junior-Souk rvorfilton � � � given nt l( o high vliool Satunlay nmiiiK. March 17 TIk lilnij'. hIkco ii� I nf llio ri trrtaini� cul � n (ion, w.i iKaulifully ilomentol in ibo Sonaor (law mlijo—pvni aIMI hid. k. Miw Vivinn Fi«l . aoowmjunkyl In- Mi� � Joiiiik Sniilli. opened I Ik oionitig' cntorlaimnonl with c «mI I’eaiitifiil ranil a:leeli.mv � bkh «iw limn .uglily mjinnl hy ei'ccyime. A eiMtcat. for which miiplc wore formed liy uniting llio cu|Mt il of v nio 1.110 will. Ibo dale. furm.hcl 1.11 inoro onjajinriil. Tlio cnnlot mi� llio gitnuing of I ho iunx of nw oily or country. . flor llio wmlr’l, “Virginia llool anil (Ininc l)..nn In Cairo woro in.lulg� d in Kirrinnc nem«d In Ik full of rnthii ium and vim. llio i| uhlie i Im li gu I., make llio ln g.unr vory lively. Mr. Koll. It . n utiial. ontoftniiicl u with vono � f hi dighl • 4 lund |h rf.-rnuiinr At ratbrr a laic bmr all were u«honr l into a room nhioh wa lighted up brilliantly. «|| I Iho table willi llicir U.iiqiKl .4 green citro.il ion lurried out Iho vlca .4 Si. I'ulriik' ilav lo prrfcclinn. Tlio ivfre- liiiiirol« were daintily cr cd by our bewitching rro� li- ...... girl Miun Nnlii MeA’loo. I'car I Neal. bill Sniilli and l .iru Si-cticr At llio lulilo. oj.b |jrrvm found til I lo green |iig . Iriili cluto. nnh� |ii|K . etc. fur favor flor llio mod Jrlkw.ii rcfrvdunenl . Ilicbird Mo.nl (1010 1 « Icudinador ai l lloudon ll’.woll g..vo Iho fir.l ln««l. To the Sol wail Wo Lour Itrl.nol I . Then Tiui Cantrell. To llio Toacber WIk. Often firin’! I' : Nancy llmwnmg To I Ik Junior Following I low Itoliicol IV, mat Mi � Mit.h.ll “To the Senior Who Very Srl.l««n Miml IV. All tbrvr ! � «•' were vplemM. Then Itirlianl for Irivli vlnrir ami alimot everyone rmitriUtpl 1 leavl one Ir. li ainry. Mi« KMe Smilh. the (few ntlviwr. ic vc I Ik- I... I Ir,.I. «inry It � •� very hard l« leave I Ik- iMiMing. a we |,n,| Iinil � .rh i. .(.lemli'l Iiiik-. hill «� il « ' very late nffynw Ml it l.n .Inti In .Inmtl. Kvery Senior had a good l«« Ihe Hull .rf ihe uni trine effort f )to Junior and Mm Smith. who hud U.H� I far wo-h ItrfiMtlnnil planning f«r «.ur enjoyment Senior SOI'II-SR.VIOU IIKCKITIOX. Ofvw little ranli rnvend willi red. white and blur rililmn announced In I lie Senior ami family of II T II S .that the Sophomore eUv niMthl entertain on Kriitar evenine. April 0. HU . Deroralionv in the wliool library ami ImlU gave an almotplirre of pntriotiun raprrialty filling al (lain lime After a miming limit for potrinlK- Indues nil Hie guests were imherml into I In- nvu-inlJv where the Sophomore gave n hurle |iie on Green Storilngv After the liow c.ich one drew In ore wh.il town Ik- nmiM represent ami a track nwvt wav held. Bach event wav wry interval me ami affonlctl a great .leal id amuvemenl to the v|m-lalnev U. well av llte iiartinp.nl. Dainty refrohment were •erveil by five of Ihe In-wilthing Krevhinaii girl . ORGANIZATIONS dlir (Camp The Cnmp Fin tiirl i mi organization of girl nml Mumi'ii lii itniriop llie Immiic vpirii nml In make it dominate llie rutin- coin-niunilv. lienee it rank tlmuM Ik- revroile.1. not entirely (nun (bate wlm nml help lint jki fmm llnni- ulm Have ability In «lo It i� an army of prl«. mint Ilian wWy a niuinii In lln-m Tin- nriMuiralion J� I� that rmuim. ben illy. ami .ulvcnturo are In Ik- found uu every limul nml in «liole oii e way . Il vlmn llwl ■ lnily drudgery niny Ik- limit In ranlriliulr In liruiily oi linns ■ l ilrlilK-r.iIrly intend In (ironiote hippy vx-i.il life. Il u c In-.tuliful eeremonie . bn an Appealing rilual nml Into rank aii l lifinne ii|� i |ervmil attainment. There are .illnutive irreniomal nnlumo, li- n -r l«ad nml iIecor.it i� nt Il intrr]iertt iltily life in term f |Kielry. � yin!n li«n. color nml inmemnlion laidi 'amp Fire (iirl rlimnei her Ann name ami yml� il. which vlaml for I|k- (public nml iwvuoipll'lnnrnt liy ttliirh lir walie in l«r known. Tlie lamp Fire tiirl have llirev rank :—First. Ilio girl Im-o.iiic a woud-galherer. ami holding (hit rank lir n entitled In wear the v� i� M|.SallK-rer'« ring. kIikIi vyrnl.Jire in ill Mroctiire llie teven point of I lie la in •even fagot uhnli nre bound together by three ring . yniboI of Work. Health, ami lane. A mkmi a llie girl JFirr OSirls lu mniplotcl the n'lpiircmcnt of ivno.l-gnllKW, rrcOffl of lief meinbmhip i. filo.1 in the National offoe. Tlir r«-oml milk i (bat ,J Fire-maker. ami the thiol that of Tnwfi-lloirfr Fire i« tin mhol of the nrcnnnalion. for armiml it the fir.t Immrx were Unit Camp Kin tlJinh mil only foe Ikr Imme. hot nlio for tin- gentiincnma nml tin- simplicity of the out i� f ilnorx The aymlml of mctnlieeiihip i� the alnmling pine, meaning .iniplnity nml nlrength. Wnheln i I lie nnli'lmool. It i« «oin| i«eil of tjie firal two Irllio if Work . ''Health , ami laive . It i� the |Hirpme of I tie amp Firr (iirl to lieiug her atrenglh. ainliition. Ikt joy nml hrf � r� to tlie fire of Human Kimlnrat -'Hie fir.- that n enllcl the love of man for man. nml tbe love of man foe (foil. The t'ninp Fire work uaanMnmefircil in II T II. S. in Oct. 1013. when the Cherokee Camp wax orgiiriucil liy Mian ITuff. fiiunlbn. Vloiig with their other nelivitien. Ilieae girl. have furni.he-l .� lunch room for the girl, who inn not go home to lunch In IDIG tin. camp «;i« Iranafrrml to Mi«« Went ami another wmp known ai the U.iMi Camp wa� orgmize-l by Mo | fnff. ARAWAXA. HOY SCOITSOF VMKIUCA-'TKOOI I. BENTON, ILLINOIS, S I.- Kell. Seoul mailer. Tl r troop wai organized iv year a(n ami lu lieen arti'e err inie I lien. IIm ' mral of the original meinlirn have l«e«l replaced lit ora ooes The mull artivitie. I'llrml over many pluxi of everyday life. a� aril i those found in Ihr ami in I lie ramp. Tlic first-a id. Ilic � irrlr� V ll� r wig-wag. I lie- wood craft, nil ■|rvelo| a lurn miml, while llie outdoor life. I lie camping ami I lie athlrlm develop o phyyiml fit no . Thi� troop li.n l� ceii on many MJCveWul camping trips one of llie licit lieing la� t Ml miller near Miikamla, Illinois where some rrmarknlile oa k formation ami teener}' e i� l. Many of the mcmlier are active in wireless work The troop lull a successful luskrt loll team w'hirb hav played against other team in the sclionl during the year. By fur the inovt im|H rlnnt ami benefieial part of llie It..v Soml I'rngnm, i. the splendid rlnndc building ulii.li llie organization afford' to thme who endeavor to put into tlieir daily life the prinri pie of llie Seoul oath ami lave. Thi will lead to an llononvlile Citizcn'h ip. TIIE SCOI T OATH On my honor I will do my le� t — I—To do my duly to find ami mv country, and to obey live scout law. —To help other people nl all time . S—To keep myvlf physically strong, mentally awake, ami nuirally straight . Doe lo the (rnviu mi tidier of lladm stations in lls'nton ami to the interest nuoifc.lisl m the wliool. Il «� nraaniution was fumol A inerting el all liadns nllniuuU ««i bdd Marrli 1, nml (Ik- foil wring ofr«Tr� � (ff chosen: Joe Aiken . 1‘rfwlnil L K ii iv- (Mtnl Karl Stillcs . .. Secretary A ownmillrv «as appoinlrd which drca- up n roust it nt ion ami rode of hydau. uliirli non- very thorough ami quite satlifoctory Mir-ting. are Ml mill � irli at the l� nio el those having tail iireparations arr I icing nunlr lo install a niniplrlr set of inslru- mruts at ilw l.igi. .. Im.j for I be ««■ (be cWk The high Kbool hsiilding will I lieu lie node headi|s srtcr� for tlic dull ami all meeting, will lie belli there. Oo aocnwnt of a large numlier of local stations operating cudi night, ronvlenlib roufusion ami mterferenor ncs-urerd. The dull attained it chief aim. when all thi. no. remedied. alien resolution, a ere |� � ol rsmtrolhiig lx� l airdes. rsmununimtion. Mint of I lie mrnilier. own dfwieot radio .tation., a fen of nbieh have attained rcnwrkal Jr re.ull«. The pre.ii lent a ml secretary linhl government ofierator and .tation license v The followiug i. some of the last work ilone at llie stations of KarlStdlcv. Mr Kdl. Joe Aiken ami Stanley Durst The IraiL.milting range var� e� fminiOli.li � mile.«. Amateur Itsilioatsliousin testate lute been heard. im Imiing ilalmoi in Mu lligan, Ohm, Wienniin, Aria MU. Kansas Texas Oklahoma, laiut.iana ami Alabama. Tl e standard time signals weather reports are inpird Iwiro daily from Springfield, ami from lire rhligtoQ station near Washington l . ' Asvwaated Press nea. it also received from llie goternineiit .ration at Key Wert, Florida. In addition to this, numerous ■simmrrrul stations in the Central I oiled Stain ami slop, uai tlie (iulf and Allantie are frrouciitlv heard. Wireless telegraphy haw proved .1 very interesting ami instructive pastime. I’erlinti the greatest benefit derived from it is the exacting kuou ledge and application id llie prineiplrs of electricity sibidi are nreessars for the sucecssful operation of an amstrur Itadso station. Tliis ss til umloulitcdly prove valuable in latet bfe. The inetnliera of the dull are: S I.. Kell Joe Xiheti Karl Stilley Stanley Durst Frauk I lose Tony Miskavi (‘red Ton cl llarrv Stanper (ierald laimport Neuton Alva Iturleigh Seymour Wesley Swafford Artie Piles (lalpli Whittington 1 By) LENA (iKNSTF.It The only wprt society B. T. II. S. rnn I most of i' known .1' llic Gossiropisis”. During November an interesting little incident occurred dial led |o I In-organization of On- Mis- West nn«l Miss P««ck art as sponsors for the girls, Meetings lire held die fir� l Wednesday of each month- The chief aim of die society is lo promote social life among the students. Several attractive liltlc affairs have l con given, the most important living that much discussed and very shocking (?) event, die slag party”. Motto Kama Yolnl. Colors—Black and While. GLEE CLUB. On Tuesday Keh. hi. Miss Vivian Kish organized a Glee (’lull, mni|inscd of several high school girls. The chili meets on Tuesday ami Thursday of each week. Several of the girls snug in a chorus at the Senior play and showed that they had careful training. MEMO Kits. While this is a com|� nriilively new project in It. T. II S.. I.olu Foulk .. .. Man- Hart Lucile Aiken Pauline Kricr Klioda Morris Hutli Ann Wchl Marv Baker Edith Webb Blanche Shirley Nancy Bain Murjorie Burkhart Ivina Alvis Nonna Silkwood Nellie Jones President it is lanind to prove a success under Miss Fish's efficient . Secretary-Treasurer Until Joplin Nancy Browning Anna Fhiunigan Onie Uose Viletta Gordon Pearl Frier Virginia Moore Fay Martin Martha Kirkpatrick Nina Mooneyliain Kli .d edi Jackson Helen Parkliill sii|K-rv isioii. 05 SIGMA LAMBA SOCIETY. Tin- Sigma l.amlin l.ilenirv Society, which menus Spencerian Literary Society, wnsorganixcsl Oct. 1JI. HM I. in lln- assembly room of I lie High School. Quite a number of 'tmlcnts Ih-Ioiic iI • I In society, anil ninny successful programs wcrr given (luring Ihnl ycnr. On Ocl. IS. lion officers wen circled for I lie ensuing year. Tlinl year I lie society grew in lalenl ns well a' iiiiiiiIht. Tin programs mainly consisted of interesting plays, directed l� y Miss Mileliell. school notes, declamations ami music. A little later (linn the usual ilate of re-electing mcmliors in l!MG. the society elected the following officers: President. Jih Aiken; Viec-Presidfiil, Nina MooiK.vlinin; Secretary. Blanche Shirley: Treasurer. Mis Elsie Smith: Sergeant at Arms. Clifton Hill. The mcinliers of the society an as follows: Norma Silkwoml Charles Johnson Lena Lawson Pearl Jones Mary Hamilton Vern Jones Cocilo Marlin la ora Soclier Nina Mooncylnim Hichanl McaiL Eli aU tli Jackson 1-orcn Mentis Catherine Li|ie Klvera Galvin Onie Hose Clifton Hill Frank Hill Blanche Shirley Clcima McAtloo Nellie Jones Y. H. Giffin Joe Aiken Philippine Marie Pfaff Britlauia Frier Bay Muinl iy Singleton Bushing Merviu Honk Nancy Moore ILLIOLA LITERARY SOCIETY. Tin llliola Literary Swiely was organized et. 14. I!i| |. Mime linn the Sigma Lamlm Literary Society wn . Tito I wo societies won organized for the purpose of further developing tlic talent of lln students along literary lino. The idea lint to iv which society could excel or create n strong prejudice for each work would produce hoiiic work wliioli would l c rcuicni-liered. On Ocl. I I. I!ll.� . new officer! were elected uinl many new mcmlM-rs joined llie society. Quite n mimlx-r of interesting programs were given during (lint year, which included music, plays, and declamations. A little later in the year than usual the following officers were elected: Nancy Browning Earl Stillev Houston Howell Lola 1- on Ik President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The inciulicrs are as follows: Marjorie Burkhart Mary Baker Lucille Aiken Jlurlcigh Seymour Pauline Frier Newton Alvin Mr. IVuglasc Miss | vk Paul .limes lv« kiel Johnson William Saulher Paul Sanders Lucille Burkitt Pearl Frier Lola Poulk Blmila Morris Kdna Alvis Fay Martin Eugenia CumpMI Wes lie Swofford Frank Quillman •Liiim s Austin Si$ma' Lambu Society Illiola Society S DRAMATICS g -w—' JA A THANKSGIVING MESSENGER” The Thnnksgiv’inji entertainment was cleverly planned. conclie I I iv Mix IVek. Il was in I lie form of ji “movie show . Printed |K sters representing screen slides iiimoiinccd each elmmcler. and gave any explanation of the action that was necessary. Miles Harr I iv, Joe Aiken; Mrs. Barclay, Marjorie Burkhart; Patience Barclay, the youngest child. Mary Baker; and Eaitli Barclay, the older sister. Martha Kirkpatrick, art' shown in their home in Massachusetts on Nov. 1st, 10:54. Indians are heard and not knowing them to lie friendly. Miles Barclay fires on Eire Eagle. Earl Slilley, who Brings a message from Jonathan Brewster, Singleton Bushing. The Barclays befriend Eire Eagle and lie «lcparts. A month later or Thanksgiving day. Jonathan Brewster arrives to claim hi' Iwidc, Enilli Barclay. During the evening, the child Patience wanders into the woods. After a vain search. Miles Barclay and Jonathan Brewster return, saying they cannot find Patience. Just at this time Eire I Cagle comes in, Bringing with him the lost child. The hist tnhlcau shows the Barclays' departure for the meeting house to Give thanks unto the laird . A CHRISTMAS CAROL The llliola and Sigma LnmBa societies in a joint meeting presented Dickon's “Christmas Carol on Doe. •iik in the High School auditorium. Miss Mitchell and Miss Peek directed the play. About l.vonly students look part in the entert linment. The main eharnclcr. Scrooge.” as played By Joe Aiken. Scrooge, a selfish miserly old limn, refuses to aid his nephew in the celebration of Christmas. His gruff attitude toward the world in general cools the Christmas spirit mid joy. which is prevalent among mankind at this time. Several of Scrooge's anpiaintances make apjieals to the man to give funds for the poor. But each lime he refuses and says. Christmas is all humbug . On Christmas eve Scrooge falls asleep and his former life appears to him in a dream. Disappointment in love has given him a cruel outlook on life-. Christmas at the present lime nppenrs to him and lie sees each one wlm has appealed to him for aid in their luippj atmosphere of Christmas cheer. Christmas in the future ■'hows Scrooge as a lonely old man. hated and forgotten By everyone. The hup| emiigs after thodcalh of Scrooge show the char-woman mid the ragman fussing over Scrooge's Belongings. Scrooge awakes with a start and ilet' rmiiies tli.it lie will no longer lead mi eh a selfish life. He tarts itmiK'di.itclv for the hon-e of the nephew where lie joins heartily in the Christmas festivities. c AST. Celia Faraday Colonel Smith Mrs. Chisholm Fan.lav (Aunt |«|:k) William Faraday (Father) Phyllis Faraday Robert Tarver (Robbie) Mrs. Rockingham (Madge) Admiral (irice Lady Trenchant (Evelyn) Jimmie Rulcigh Martin Henry Steele Synopsis or Act I. The play o|kmis with a talileau scene in the home of William Faraday. Phyllis is indignant IteeaiiM she can not marry her adored Hobby until Celia, her oldest sister, i' married. Celia has already had to wear green stockings at the rnldinK of two younger sisters, Madge and Evelyn, and Phyllis knows Father Faraday will not allow Celia to wear the hated green stockings a third time. About this time Jimmie Raleigh. Henry Steele, Mr. Far.ulay. arid Robbie enter, Bobbie, as usual, is talking of his coming election. Then. Aunt Ida happens to think that Celia is to arrive home that night, but no one has taken the trouble to meet her at the wharf; so she must walk home. A few moments later Celia arrives wearing a raincoat she has liorrowcd from a man at the station. .Vs soon as Celia comes back into the room Phyllis announces her engagement. Then. Celia, who has long since grown tired of lieing pitied lieeauscshersiinnuirricd, announces her engagement to Colonel Smith (whom of course she does not I relieve to exist). The whole household is agreeably urpri«ii. Phyllis insists that Celia write a letter to Colonel Smith and Celia olrcys 1017. rather reluctantly. The letter, contrary to Celia’s desir.-s, gels into the mail. Celia later tolls Aunt Ida that her engagement is false. She tells Aunt Ida to send Colonel Smith’s death notice to the Times’’ on Oct. II. Celia tells her that Wobbles , as she calls bint, is to make a groat difference in tier life. Synopsis ok Act II. The “Tiines is hrought in by Martin and the news of Colonel Smith's death is discovered. Aunt Ida is chosen to break the news to Celia. Tile Tillies is hidden under Admiral (■ rice's coat, when Celia unexpectedly comes into the room. The careless Admiral drops the paper and Celia reads the death notice She. nit bough she pretends to lie almost overcome by grief, tells them that she will let her sorrow make no difference in her life. Colonel Vavnsmir, an officer from Somaliland, who � ays that he was Colonel Smith's licsl friend, arrives with a message for Celia. Celia is forced to listen to a lengthy account of Col. Smith’s death and is presented with some keepsakes which Vnvusour says were sent from Smith. Synopsis or Act III. The act opens in the breakfast room of Faraday's home. Celia and Col. Vavasour have fallen in love with each other. Soon afterwards Celia realises that Colonel Vavasour is Colonel Smith and is so humiliated that she and Aunt Ida plan logo to Chicago. Aunt Ida is very tires! and not very anxious to go; so Celia is caught in her scheme. Jimmie Raleigh arrives to take her to the train; he says lie Inis ln en waiting for Celia twenty minutes. Colonel Smith tells Celia that lie has been waiting for her for twenty years; so Celia decides to stay with the man who has wailed so long for her love. (Srrrn $tnrkituis March 3, Nancy browning Earl Slillcy Anna Flannigan Joe Aik« n Lucile Aiken Ihirlcigh Seymour Mary Raker Newton Alvis blanche Shirley Houston Howell Rhodu Marris John Aiken no tllrttrr i trcrli Wrrk • I|W of llw linil mlnr liii|: nrfili .il I In- .. IioiI jfiir un n cmlrst known ns Heller S|wcrh Week' . planned In Mi . MilrUI. • In- Knglidi itislrurtor Cine permii from earli Knglish Ds« was ehnvn nml Ibrsc ..instituted Ibr Sjic-.li t'oiim-il. which injmsgd •he cmlrst Allndlir |� nln. liong in Ihe hall c.-li k) during the wo-k prerdmg Heller Sjim h Work . Such nniiuinii I'krmn as oil.- ain't il so . I have saw . (Ijnii Ini” ami llw familiar ami |wt word ndP onr dulj rniplti.ud awl rnlieuld «i llw placard. During tlw vick No. I.t In No jlh. fifteen niinulr. each afternoon were ilrnilnl to Ili - csmtcsl. I ii|iilw lf.nn llw different I'.nrlcli .In...-. .K iel mil a. iharailrs common innlakc nml thug phrase. ..f m In ml .|kx i li Mmiil leu were given each nflcmooei Sniie of llie Junior Itoys .‘jvy a liorl urtie fnim a low kill game, rrpmoilinj; ' Imule.I .ml , line of the favorite «Im«4 ilanj; cvjwcv MOW. enck-eycd rich � ■ prcc-ntd In olio ..f Ike Isiys looking ver iwinncil am) flourishing a full n( lull. An impressive inlen.rrlali.il. .4 elow yourself « given an-l n ran severely I,fid all Jl recalled I lie expression. MW « � - '• •l.limtance of |muilef .III I lie fa.-e .if one of our Frc-dtuwn suggesld llie word.. Iiyl.l ilclol” A violenl ..mln.veray over a certain jdmtngraph sugg� td llie plir.inr. look. like . A S mnr repmicnlrd rnMuge head nml one uf llie lengthy Sophomore, posed us a-luM''. Other such CIIIIIIIOO mistakes nml slung e.premaon. os airy one . '.iften'. ''MUHil . shuck. darn il . lug liea.l . oo.l night . 'Mun.lv lime , nml henI it were interpreted in a very interesting nml umutiug manner. l-'veryime in llie High Srlio.il ««i nlloiicl In eoler Ihe contest. Tlie answers were nrillen nml n nacodwr of Ihe speech euuocil graded llie paper . Koch .lay llie nirreel imnrr. to Ihe charade given Ihe day Iwfnee ncre read to the school. Out of the fifty charailr . Onir Hove ami Nancy Moore earli gurwd tnentv-iune cvrreelly. The girls drew for Ihe prize nml Onir won the handsome dictionary which m presented liy the faculty. A Sruiar euast Thr Mtir .f rto one- a ft of knr of tijAl Till launrj ttr rmltr art lif .rnr .v Mi. Amt d.finf into JVm. that vWnt; roil tkt f auili Thro tkr lanniirr.- Itno thr muff In that long ago lime Kile .Icrrcd llol in ibe early p.ul of llie twentieth century I here .h-mH lie on llw pl.mrl known u. the f'mli n • nature—we hculali- l.i rail it n on.lcr. ami yet il isn't J uw, at lea.t not o r man. nor yet all woman Il took Tale � long lime to create llu. Iiemg. ami many ingrdsrul were made iim- of. Now III.- ordinary bring of Ihe f.oilh ha. only a viogh- llirm.l of Destiny, but for this |«rodigy of ours—Have yon gueud Ilv ruimr • We cull il the Senior lav. Fate nee Id thrrr IIVUu to eh wl km! llie pari. Among I hear ingredient were f.Wi nf fairest llout-lon; a J urjr Halt llul l)nt,l mil lUanrhr nl danger; a A’orfm of Jotrnin'i llmlngh strength S. fur Falc kail made n good Iwginning. I Hit now how should she rook lier preparul inn? Simiic said frier ; others s-shI •'Baker . others ..ml I don't care a 'll'Af V So Fate. Brotni 3 her nicely on all snles until .lie teas fairly Adii,. pronounceil Iwr well done. .Indrrv her from the men. To cool tin. new creation Fate must fan .Inmi Ftnnmfan. So all through tlw SUtla, night she o.wked. Iml «lien morning .nine she .’ « .« way lei.. ing Iwhiml her I Iw greatest Iinslu.1 of the days gone by. In fact in days to vmw Fate will have lo seek lies methods or she Cai'lnrl mil another comiioiitc pi tori- of sudi .Ulhy iiropurlion. oayff � bc be able lo do it MISS MITC'IIKLL. Til 0,1 Ort. Del Oh Ort. Oh. Ort Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. School (Calrudar |. 'l o r� l xliw-iil. Itnliv Freeman taught her iLuv, fur her. •1 Junior hi,VC n Imir lu.hday for (tool attendance. T l � Smith in Ugel.ru -••Well, if yon .lon'l under-•landil.wnlchlliclio.-inl.nnd I will go through il for y.ei. 1 llrnlon played M.irxm foollull al Marion SroreM.il. in Morwin'i favor. 4T llrnlon plnvcil Tlionipv m villeImakel lull and won lli — ln 4 Freshman Hallowe'en Parly at II. T. II. S. 31 Senior Hallowe'en I’arly nl linn'', Junior Hallowe'en I’url.v and Pmeimn Inml at 4’liflon Hill' . Snptinmnrr llalloucVn I’arly al Mnrllui Kirlc'v 4—Mia I faff an you ill line 'In Mir ' Freshman Vo'in, lull I ■ lon'l wanl to . 3- llrnlon played .Mdilcy ltu kct Hall S re in 10. I Marion runic lo llrnlon to plnv footin'). Score C—I in our fuvnr. 8- Miu Peek Now rUu. name mine of llrclnwer animal , starting uilli llol I'anlrrll . 10— llrnlon v� . Salem al Hcnlon S ore 40—13 in our favor 11- llenlon played Pinckneyville. Ileal them with a more of SI-13. Ill Pay I lieanl someone vay that Kdna had a fierfccl rote I,ml of a mouth Mi� I'fuff— llnie laid ore generally cliued. IT -llenlon played Fairfield. Sore 38—4 in our favor. I Inreme burl. Hi—llenlon | Uyc l West Frankfurt footlaill lierc. heal Ibcm uilli a more of 54—0. . llenlon played Anna Academy llnskel ball hwe Heal uilli a wore , f 40 10. Nov 44 II iiny .lav—full of gloom—' llnl in here—Luneh room-'. Kell unn'l rarr. r'lnon do —You go fir� l -I'll come loo I Mi gee Whir, -some tuff Twenty chair and one i� enough. Nov. 1 llenlon played Herrin Won 13—14 Nov. 3 llenlon dcfeilrd I'cnlralia 10—31 Nov SO—I la ved Marion a rHuni foothill game and won u-ilb n wore of 1—I). Her 4 (iranile f'ily played Indict lull here. We woo by a voire of IT—3. Dee- 3—Mr Kell in Cbemiilry- - If anything should go wrong in I In experiment, we and all the laboratory with u would I blown sky high. Come rioter, gentlemen. o that you may lie liellcr able lo follow me . Dee 8—llrnlon played Marion basket bill Lost, wrt 44—13 Dec. 0—llenlon played Cenlr.ilia al Denton. Won. score 44—11 I • ■. 13—Senior Leap Year parly Dec 10—P'lilorailo played llrnlon at llenlon. llenlon won. ««irc IT—4. Dei-. 44—llenlon plivel Marini at Marius. Score ill—41 Do-. 4.1—llenlon plivel K Si. Louis at K. St. Louis. Woo by eore of KJ—40. Dee 45—Xmas, llrnlon pliyeil Fairfield al llenlon. Won by wore of SKI—10. Vacation begins. lire 30—Pinckney ville played al llenlon We won by score of 100—III. Dee. :ll -Junior Watch Parly. $rhnnl (flalmlUir (Umiluuicii Jan. 1C SfiiK«lrt Kviiii Jin. IJ-Sfiimlfi K uni J� n. IS- SetuecU-r Kumv Jan 19—Racket lull game llerrin 9—llcnloii S9. at llenlon. Jan. SS- Nen Semester dnrl Jim. 4 1 leant ill Geo met re Mice Smith—' I'lnrciKV. pick n| J«ur feet!- Png— If your frd an n large a initac yo l couldn't pick I twin up Jim. W-lliuhl in Senior 1im Meeting. Tim— No iw urcuiiiK- ■----------------■•«ill Ik- tin- hlg Inig in tlic play . Newton- TIicii t want ri fly cwatlcr . Jail. Sri- Cairo at llenlon. Score 1 to 11 in favor of llenlon IVI i Senior Skating parly at Tank |inn l. fVli. fi—«'..pic� conic for Green St«dinr . IVli. 7 All tin- umk-rclavxncii love tin- dating (fare. Feb. 9— Racket Hall Uoy� all took a physical cvamiiutiou Murphydum plajcd lli-kct Hall, tlie wore lieing III to IU in our favor. Fell 10 Mm Wot entertain the Senior and family at n illnncr party. I’nrt of the team plavol nt S|wrla ami nerc defeated 17— 7. Fell. li—Lincoln' l irtli la Fell. 13—Senior practice Irpm Fell. 14—Souther entertains Ito Haaket Hall Team. Fell 1J Iknton Town team defeat l)u tjnoin town team It T. II. S. wcoml tram .lefral TIioiHjoonvillc Fell U-IUJtrl llall team go to Salem, defeat tliem S� to 111. Some playing from our team Fel� . 17—Got ilciaaiiijf- from CarboniUlc. Everything already ■kl|K l out. IVli. IS. 111. o. |—All ontliuii.i in iiUnil tlie tiMirnauicnl. I'eli. W—Tram left for (arlion-lnlc. Crowd goc with them. Other � ee tliem off. l-'eli S3— Henton won from Carliondah- (Lincoln Ili ;li' SO l:i in I lie fore norm. In afternoon Hrntnn played CnrlMin-lale l‘. High and oul-|ilayeil tliem. Iiut Milford, tin- referee, perwnted the game to I' High. Score 17—III Fell. 4—llenlon won from Pinckney tille. eore 1—1. Do Quoin won tlie touruament from I'. High. Fell. 4ti—SjK xlie� fr-im Ilium who were nt tin- tournament March I — Everything dull tlio morning M.ir.li Report rank giieo out. Mar.il 3- Jalvc locked tlie wlu-.l l.mlding up lifter chool Mar. Ii H T. II S lln-kct Hall Iraiimnmeiit start . lifcen'j team ■Irfciil INkcwV Morgan' leini ilefeata IJ.ivn' team. Join nine from Eddie and Senior girl win from Soph . March B-MiWfc'an defeated l� y Davie. Frv.hmun girl wiu from Junior girl� - Mareli 7 Mice Peek cut liv gla ihioc. Household Sei III girl entertain Ihdifl Hall Sipiad Senior tiirl Champion . Jones learn Champions from Aiken's. March S Mr. Kell U gone nutty. March 9—Big talk about nnmiiig Ihe nnnunl. Mnrv-li I Stanley Dur t i« not nt m-IiooI today. March 13—Tlie “Scarab won li.v n vote of In to 17 for Notneb March II— Virginia in Fug. II— I ihui't like thi Tale id Two Gilic at All . Mivc Mitchell— Jit t wad unlit the next chapter— that i wl«-re you get the real 'Dnken ’. Mareli IJ—Senior praclioe paing on fine. March 17—Junior-Senior deception. ManTi 19—Practice punk loiUy. MarchSO—Mis Mitchell got innd today in practice March SI—Practice grand toilav. March SS—Grand rehearsal went off grand. MurotiS:i— Green Stocking -' n huge ikct«! Ill DWKISKK AM) IOWA GOB. A SENIOR'S PR VYKR Now I lay me down to «lecp. Tliinking lion- Mi � If.- ff I'll greet. If I dimil.l die I a fore I wake 1 pray Mi Smith, my prohh-m lake llul if I wake up feeling fine. I pray I get lo arliool on time. To Hnglidi claw I'm bound to go. 50 help rue. I .rd, tell all I know III Pliyiie cl.n. with Mr. Kell, Pray help me. Lord. or I'll get- 51 hear. .k-ar ly.nl, all that I iv Ami make me smarter every d y. IOWA GOB 4lukrs I Inc night a tiimrli of llenton l� v decided (.' down al d « il Houston Howell. No one k ncu I lie exact bouse sowcn|i|� omlcd three of the ltt)t to go to one house while the remainder went to the one next door We weot n| to the iVnur and knocked. A Iml.v came to the door ami the s|� A.e� inan iiskol if this win where Houston Howell Uveal and she whispered liack excitedly. Ye«. ■•ring him in . What In.iV.ex you w� fat? I eat soldier's food. Well? It always goes to the front. Freahmau—Is the qiinrlertmek a senior? Sophomore- -No. Ftaliie h. I thought he mint lie lie knows such n lot of oumlien. Judy ond lloh (after gelling mix foe the 1‘npm of I lie senior play -We are thinking of establishing n municipal skating rink Houston—Whut for? J and II- To find tome use for the cheap xkate� that are running this town. Do the chimes tell wlxil time it i«? Well, they’ve never t idles! yet. Burleigh—I feel like gambling. Sinn. y u urwl llov match nickels to sec who hoys the drinks. I iil you see those ten o’ fifteen nigga'x walkin' iloun the main street of llcllfontc last Sunday? I h-uli. dey wax can’ to n funeral Ton funcnil? What was trydoin' willilcin tin pailsonslcr anus? Oh. d«y was guiu' hlark-lierryin'. Tlnil'a n fine suit you have iIktc. What is it?” “A dvruino suit”. •How lli.il? It's charged”. Cop What are you standing 'ere for? I wafer— Not him; Cop— Well, just move on. If everybody win to stand in one plnee. Ihiw would the rest eel by ? “Could I love u lillle money for slsoppiog today? lie—“Certainly, dear. Would you rather have .in ohl five-.k ll r hill or a new isne? A ne v one of course. Well, here's Use one and I'm four dollars to the good . The moment MLxx It.illingoM entered the ballroom poor old Uillingvilc fell in lose with her. What attracted him so? As I mid. Iver income Kxciting finish lielwren the first and second mail, wasn't it? She— Yes. which one won? Prof. Kell fiive nn example of on imaginary spheroid . Newton— A rooster's egg''. Mr. Kell— Don't let your studies interfere with your regular work . Doctor (to patient's wife)— Has he had any lucid intervals? I.ady— lie has had nothing except what you onlrred llill—I am rheer leader at the florist's Whut do you mean? I root for I liens. 7-1 The soldiers m the trenches all curry imibroll.i. What fur? Si they won't U- taken by .torui •iJnkrs - (£imtiimrii Mis the furnace cone out. Itri lirrl1 ll hasn't gone through here. mum. Why ilo tlmse f.H.lk-.ll men neat ,pikcs in their ikm WK)—« they are I he new nn.l .Icfeiwv- | KKPl If nt first you ibin’t tlccrivc; l.ie. lie. again Charley .lear. kimI Mr.. Torkins. I Ik- Imhy r - l ilooe « wall,,n cl a p« rler |l won't hurt the ehilil. I know, l«it isn't it terrible Imw careless some people are with money? Sine—Boots, om you .io this new .la nor Walking the .lou? Boots—Well. I lon’t know the steps liul I know the bolts Better to haw love, land lost I Inn never to have hail oveslnration. When was the loose-lenf system first u� l5 Kve use.1 it to keep track of her party gowns. Who mu tell me the meaning of round robin ? It’s what that burglar was doing last night when they nnl lie«l him. Vo! rou seals you got? Ticket seller Fourteenth. Vot? cried Jake in dismay. Itain'l you got nodding sooner? Mr. Kell has l ecn teaching here a long lime, hasn't he? I sbouhl say he has Why uhen lie lieg-an te.iehiug. he lectured oo current events. Now his subject is Mediaeval History. Howard McRcynohli was walking arouml the other ilsy nursing � cum that was hurting him. when Jse ran into l.ueile. “What nukes you walk SO funny”? she said “Corn”, he anappei! grouchilv. “Oh. I thought it was rve . Minnie u«e.| to lie a p.Kt: Ciwiplrts formed licr favorite rhyme. Marriage mused hrr to outgrow it Triplets lake up i much time W'.is Bools .orpriw-d when you tohl him Ik flunked in Chemistry? Ne� . he s:ii-l it had n.-ss-r entered his head Mary Is Itnrlcigh very strong? Bill—I ifon’t know. Someone ssi.l lie viw linn break a slollar I lie silber .lav I ait I |on'l lielies-e it ll.wislon twilling away the annu.il In Ik printed) Are there enough stamps on tliere ? II. II.— No. it's too benvy. you must put another stomp on it Houston Aw. you nre era ay. That would make it bra vier. The tenor couhl sing up to E: But nlas. I hail seats ill T WVve got all kill'll of mineral I mils in MeciCO. v i rich you s-an see the metal in the ilirl. Hut we've got to wait for settles) ■vuidit tons. You are sort of resting on your ores then. Eli? Beware—Mirny a young hopeful his lost a perfectly gooil sin nil-ill l.y guessing the wrong mine over a telephone. Frwhic- stogie, pleise. Clerk—Five or ten. Fre� hie- One W'liit's Hob's social slanting? lie l«-gin� t wohhle on I lie fourth lievr 3fnkrs Mi I’eek llii« innnt tsars Ihul Sinin iu the fifth srnluryi' ' llol. •■i.x Mi� Knimmlr I Item' . ! • •� —“Onr. I� ii. Ilirtx-. four. five. six . Mi« In I wns I In- Sherman A.I - Tim- Marrhiui; m;s soi.iuxjroY l.ivr. oI fmlluill men remind «� Ur mn kiek Aral hurl and hue Am) •l '|� rliii|C IfiU.1 Itelimd us Kn l print on some others niuR. Mr Kell iln lliitin)— (Jive 'nW« Lit of Motion”. Xnnex Kvrtj little nioiemrul has a nieiuiuR all il m« . I.illlr Jolmii.i Hums Nil on a lo e Ijttle Jolmiiy llurns l-iltle Johnny Hums Didn't c lo Heaven I .title Johnny Hums Miss Mitehcll—“Wltefte � � Masltelh killed ” Mary—“At llie ■•••itiMii of page IT . Miss l ork What Isapprnrd July I. I Ml years n u J js— I |on'l knots. I am only IT years old . (Cnittiiiiirb I’m. till you liW«- Ifllurr1-' ............ I don't and wli.il i more I m glad I (Ion I lirniuw if I did I would nl the duff and I lute if. ViUim— Of all of Milfoil elawira I like The Lady Of The l.ilr M' EXTRACTS from miss MITI iiki.ls EXAMINATION PAPERS Ivnnhur «■«� written atmilt l 00 and loll the condition of England during I lie Komnnlie Period of Kngli.li literature jud bc orr ilie French Revolution. King Arthur Imd a l-i.lv of men who vil around a la hie all night. I ir we they were railed I Ik- night of I lie round tahle . Don't UmmiIiI lie um-iI in I lie future tcn«r and ilooa'l in the presml. Wndiinglnn' Farewell AiMicm ' ure i« a wnwlerful addre . you ean read ill fi.ir.� gr.i|di without knowing a word you read A lyrir |- rtti ■ a | ociti ung to a liar. Mr. Kell— I have n wonderful datidic here whirli hou that every time I hrrathe n man die -'. Mr. (nffin— (ire.it Scott, man' Wliy dim'l you chewr cloves? M ‘ Smith— Now tomorrow i« jour examination to bring |� rti and ink. Now- that me in more Iluin bring vour lien ami ink. •loran'l if Iky— Ye . Urmg vour ilinnrr . In I-itill he w.i .marl a a dreak In lire , he wu. fopjM.h and tony I In- latter wa due to hi Iwing an � � Tlie former «m dm- to hi pony. HEAVY 3Jakr5-(£nutimtrit The following slnnui was found in the back „f Ilulli Ann’s Latin grainninr— All the people lied who wrote it. All the people died who sjmko it. Ami nil the people die who learn it. Blessed death, they surely earn it. Extract from Norma Si Ik wooddiary 8:00 Talked with Paul till 8:. A. 0:10 Walked with Paul to elass. 1):50 Walked hack to the assembly with Paul. W:00 Paid walked to the front gate. W:30 Talked with Paul in the assemble till 1:00. 3:30 Paul walker! to the front gale and talked ten minutes. FOIL'D: Some extra bright students—Miss Peek. Water in my ink—Morgan. Man is like a kerosene lamp. He isn’t especially bright. He is often turned down, usually smokes. And frequently goes out at night F A V H ITE EX PR ESSIONS: Say Bill —Mary. “See? You understand? ’—Penglase. Let’s eat John Aiken. I heard from Eldred to-day — Ruth Ann. I want my slum- —Nancy Browning. The world is but a place where Hunkers are not given another exam. SEVEN WONDERS OP B T. H. S I. Jake. II. III. Our infant prodigy in the Freshman class. IV. The basket ball team. V. Junior-Senior reception of HUB. VI. Svnior privileges. VII. The Scarab”. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENTS- THE FINAL EXAMS- '-IVrllll'il r ■ ' -Tz'i'i'fZ'i'Z’Z =- L i? 5f ?■ £i i-ii J. :-i nifL U r -! s 2?frf? i ? r f i-1 3 fc 3- W J 2 y. •, � ?ri“ ! 5.5 = r r J hit i i ? r 1 ■1 c ? ? 1 r J Z. 1 lJ r, 3-fsS r - ± ?. R I; u 5 5 l a t ' 8 2 ? Lit rt! ; “ JBiiRSI L =:s.H 15 « — a s “ “ ' 1 a s =4? = U'a r 1 ’ «■ i a rr r I 2 I £ I ? r“p ' • ■ r iUHH ir j«-r 1 , i •: (i T i M ■iJnkrn (fiuutimirh Freshmen irresponsible. S'phomore irrepressible Junior- irrrM'liliK’. Senior irrcpfseichnl.lc. I EI I THI TO MISS MIT« lll.l.l. Silently one l y one ill Ihc infinite Hooks of |Im leather . ltln� om I Ik- nenl lillle reres. The forgcl-mc-nots of Ihc seniors. TIIK NEW I MOTION AHA Faculty—The one win not only Muffs Mil calls you 1.1.iff. Itlialfinc An art . leech,|ksI thru years of c |icriviMv. reaching its euliiiiiulion in tin- senior year. Hunker—tine nol good nt bluffing Slu.lriil One «bo cals much, sleeps much, un.l oi.ipli.iils of luck of lime Alhlctics—A systematic way of killing lime. 11.LI STIIM CD stive-I want a Rill—lliiil. .eh May nwny from the le.mliful gifts Stanley Durst To fIiiiiL is I...in,in. In piss is .In.nr Sinuleloii. Mual men are Mul Mi� lYnff The •s.niluel of it stn.l.'iil varies ns iM s.piarc of Ihr ilislauce fn.iii (lie inslmrlor I lie il.wl.ir N.i.l my illitcss was .In.’ lo over uork llolierl. lie’s n slini.l |Killer Mr. (iiffilL Tlir cows are in the mnulow. The sheep in (lie grass, linl ill the Miitiile lillle gcoc. Are in the Freshman class. Il is liettcr lo he lillle Ilian mil .il all Mary Hart. WANT l) OOI.CMN. A liuueh of ipiiel girls nl Ihc Fish home Top.™ Mary Hurl. cure for laughing— Anna. To lengthen the fool lull sen son- Clnrence. The man I Iasi or .molher us well Ir.nmsl—ll.ilI. Ann An easier course in chemistry Alviv CLASS STONES Freshman Emerald. Sophomore—lllarncy stone. Junior—Grind l«mc Seuior—Tomh stone. NOTICE I'I.EASE— My csillisnlesl laugh—Anna. Me—Alvi My iHiinpa.huir Holier I My alruini.lie ability - IHunche My athletics—Hill TO .llnkra (finutiuurii • ■ STOICV IIV I.KNA OKNSriMC TV nielli w«. liiller mill and flic wind l .h I Ihe mm In a from mi I In- Imrb Tin- Ins ln«uw uw nil 1 ok cveepl for a .ingle lighl dnwn.tnirv ---------------a Invr-lnnw mil |ni-lre.l hi. fret ,|inekly up Ihe � tcp� mwl nlluefcrtl I In- door Ml. lli- darling nvt'l Iiiiii nl I Ik- il-wir. - --------- 1� - n-l.' l liim. nn.ioii-ly Ho replied ---------------------------“ mill wilh bnvv � igh. .ulitnicled ----------------- “--------- — ■ ? 'hr n.k onMnu-li . — ------------ C|IIOll| hr. “------- ? die inferred impi.hl. Hr laughed ghnuli.hly. IkjI , liaoprd In n lump nf ilcfunce ami lip evptolel •------- Slip luir-l into a Ihou.ntd tear. and vddied ------------- ! IIp laid lii lunnl nn llip «li� r ktxili anil quulli willi an air of Sim vddiod -.nil I-.in|pr. lull rheekrJ liervlf and with u .igh Ilia! un� heard al.no ll.o moaning nf I lie wind. die plewlrd pile, wide TIip hardur.. .1 iff led (nan lu� In-arl like a Kurd going down Weal ulroi'l ami vntli In. ariua edended Inward her lie jililipil genlly “-------------------------- Tlio way .he uptll inlo lli. arm. made a leaping ,inlplii| p tool: like a plunder's wvu.lunt going haek fnr loot . Willi lier «n|ii-i� u« lc.ir� willing hi. pnllar .In- vild.J .uupdv Iiui Idi.sfully ----------------1 Forgetting lii. i-ilUr � « a limp ran lie heaved a lip.ivy .igh of blu .iud Miicl -------! ' Tin- wind howled a. if in pain and from mil nn llu- l.ikp mine a cry � f a loon. Ilion all was ..till To I lie thought. nf I lie- ilp.ir n|.| .pK-hiI d iv . I II bull willi n loir dimmed eye |-Vir liter.-', ne ver a vine like The While mid Maroon' Tlii. ode of llie ihnmo nn high; Si Kirk In I he day. nf earofre.- life n-l llip K' l i dd I tine, nf nlil ’I'n I he lime, nf hr.iwl. ini'I overall . And nur high .i Imul day. � o ImiM: Si now a. wo re .ill I lime nieinnrie.. A. vi.inn .prune ill nf dreim . M ilrink one load In hy-gone day. And I-or I.wralled laij. anil llie pig-lmled i|uivn. Here'. In llie lime' lh.it bloom and grow.. 5o pintle it and eill il your own— For llie lln� p will fade. Ami � ■ will I he umiiL If .l e live too long alone Here'. In llie £ rl I Imp. lien-', lo (lie girl I c«ro� : Ihil here’ In I Ik- one Ihil love, me Heller than all llip real. Do you know who win llie fir l gladiator Nope. My linrk- Alio wnv lie wa. Dining over from Europe and hi. wife fell overboard mid a .hark ale her. Well1 lie mill he wa. gladialnr. Wliile ool walking with my girl a large pool fell nn u� anJ I final!) luul In rail (he pmtnuulcr. Why llie iHolnudcr1 To mine and lake the |m.l office. Fre.ihnien are |Kinu|oxicnl. they are all niaile in llip same mold and every ropy i. different '. The word iinpn.vtJp i. nol m my dietiouar..—J k no 3fnkrs (Cnutimirii M . witan't Wadiingli.ii nn Imiiex) man ' J.i.l (lie vmr I hex rime llie loukx m hi. l flKiUx . I nm afraid it i. Unlierl! Many an ohl hen make n R � � xe of brrxelf lay Irvine art in pnUir like a eh when. TIIIMiS THAT TKOI HI.K I S. 1 Win when xxe K I fur knowledge «lo wo gel luwled • ul if nr nrrn'l ii� ' i Why cnn’l we have our randy parly? 3—111 Tim fnl war ; 4 I lax Tim got the vmall-|H. nr Inn. I hr xinoll-pox g..l Tim' S—Wlin ihrm lml in Knglixh? «—Who kicked over llir Irlrplionr' iWa il x-ixihle. audible nr tmlli?i T—Why ore the Siplix ihi longer longer in KvhixUme? 8—llow viill Like rrawfidi ulioul Johnnie’ name lieing nn llie program at farlmodale' !� —What hap|M-ned In .Mary? Oh: Klienxver. ix ha I ran I lo? I'm jnxl ii hutting fur love of you. Come ki your honey, and love her Ion Oh l-Uiene er. I oan't Inaeyou . hurtle lo xtrunge I my I— Who taught you In .In me Tlir Imv— SI Vilu� . Life ix ju� l one jam jar after another . e harming young uugvr mmr.l nni t ini mixed lap in n flo • I in Montana Slir Ikulnl away. n.l hrr xt.lce. I In’, lay. Vemupiiiieil lief nn llir |iinno Kinnh )irx «rre never meant for preserving llae peuv A KISS. In Senior Enghxh one of llie xlinlriilx pir«el llir uonl 'K' . .vx follow.: Kix i .x ennjuiHlion liemuxe n connect Il i� � prejm.it mo levator il «hoM. tli.it the | revin Ki.wd no rehlion. Il i� mtcrjevtiuri u il xnundx like one II i. a pronoun l rauxr die” ul nay. xluml. fnr llir nonn, lie.-auxe il � x llie name of an uvnljiocy iiclion. I mill comm-m oml pr.i|� -r. � c. nid penon generally. plural nuuilier le-iinr llirre ix ixlwayx m«er lliin one In gemler il i� nil.online ami feminine mixed. fre|iienllv the x«e t« chinred In- rireiinixlnnixrx and light, nrvordmg lo role one If he .nxite ymi ■Ml one xheck lurii llie oilier al i malm if lie Kuxet yon II h odd nluny liegm with a x-.ijiil.il Idler, lie oflen rrprilei. continued a ting a |Mxxil.le and end with n |icri'el. Kivx might I«■ i-onjiigaled Iml never dex-lineil. I low many apple did Adam and Eve cal’ None any Eve 8 nod Adam i a total of 10 only Nmr we figure llie thing nut far differently: Eve S and Adam 8. alao—Uilul 10. We think llie almve figure. are entirely wrong If Eve 8 and Vila in Si, certainly ihc total will Ik l� J. N ival if ie men, however, on llie xlrength of the theory lint the antediluvian were a raev • i glint . rv.ixo(l vuuething tike Ihi. Eve 81 mwl iUm 8i—total |IS3. Wrong again. Wh.il eoiild lie ilearer thxn if Eve 8| and Vlim sli llie total niMild lie 8!Kt‘ I leliovo llie following lo lie llie Irne xolulion Eve St I .| nn mill Attain slit Eve-total 8-yts Still another calculation i ax follow If Eve Sit Adam. Adam Slit; oblige Eve -total Si.OJH. Ttie 'imping rough. the 'imping rough, fame uml took our Mary off Al firxl we thought die would gel well Hill die died and went lo-------- ••I Hokrs (Oautliuirit . '! vl,i v', r,b °f longue or |wii. I lie saddest .f all. I flunk.' I again —Tommy IT IS ItKPOItTKI) Tlial Mr Kell loot; a Peek ill llie lecturer. Thai lloiol.iti doc not lirlievr in Itulhtr war fare riml hnreii Men.I i itn| Ihr |i«uiuildiiiiHu«. Thai Singleton made 1 in v|M-lhr c |.|t(� l THJi TKNI'II (JHADK XOTKIIOOK. Ni(C mil— in nw of urgent Junior ( irl “The street i vlo c.l. lillle Kiri. In lie opened only mw«ly . . Vei. Yes. I h ivr n 1 le al :l::ll . Senior Itoy At n lliskel Hill ilinner a boy gol ii| anil left lire lihle l«cau e he l� l not approve ( B tor,v Ihil wa lohl . Soph. Iirl— Oh now noble of him! hnt w.w llie story? WIIAT A UI’I.IKI-- IT WOI U) UK If Mr lliiiik Wimlil low hit frown If Mi Ifnff wuiihl smile If Mr IVngUsc would settle dnaru to one girl •►f noli a liny vi fought. so followed, nml 01 fairly won,— Morion n. II. T II. S. IS. She smiled nt me! I lieamed willi restacy. Tnlil I e.uue lo fin.I thill it war not moint for me liut someone else lieliind. I never knew unlillitl night whal :i brillinnl girl lllanche Shirley war said a I'rrshinan girl. Junior Girl— How .Ini von fin.I out?” Krctlminn— She lohl me . Thou hast llie pitirner « f llie Mini —Mir Smith Mr Kell—“Nenlon. 1 may l«e inolnken hut I lliought I hear.I you talk during my redlation . New Ion— Y..n are mistaken. Mr Kell. I never lalk in uiy sleep . Different |ieople | refer different days of I he week a llie mail desirable.—mine i� Mund.iy. whit's your ?—Mr (hffm A lt. e Hu.! wilh lillle wilful Ihnrnv—Valley llrnwning. I awoke one morning to fiu.l myxlf famous.—Houston after da. . election. It nuke u or nun us.—Second semester grille Wliv don't the men prupow, niiinma. why don't llie men JKOJK.W?—IHindic We llie senior elan rai e.l a uiorlnl lo the kio� an.I drew nil angel (town Miss West, Virginia— What is liriltiaul repartee? Uoti— llrillianl repartee, my ilear. is in modern eon versa I ion Ill'll snippy eunversilion each of which has seventeen meanings, xislcen of which no lady ought to know . Mr I'engluse— You know I never hrag . Voice— Splendid! No wonder you boast of it 'Mill is Ibe use of living-' There is nothing left lo gain. W Ini i the use «if eating? H only gives you pain What is the use of kissing lie'll go mid tell. W’lul Ls I he use of any thing? That i� a trim waist you have on . There is uu gelling .around it . The undertaker haul .« lug job when (lie Sophs were put out 3Jnkrn (Coutimirft What i� Willie i-rciny nlmut? Hridret—Sliure. mum. In- wanted In ip. a r.. s tl.e dreet |„ Tommy Orcenc'v Well kj didn't you lei liin yn? They were having eharailc over there nn l I wa.nl urr lie had had 'em. A pap wn� atmul In appl llie drap. Willie iu| firmly: “Father. unle that indrumenl iwi been properly deriUml I i|c iVc lo nroted . Tlii made the old man p.iu c. Mcnwi'er , miilinnnl Withe. ”• he gents llml uiiylit lie rclrttrd liy I lie violent impact of llie leallier upon a porou textile falirie. Iml lately evened In the ilu«t � f the tttWtv would lie opt In affect you iMctrliouily . The drap fell from a ncrsclr hau l I.ivc of (ml men all remiml u . We mud drive In do our le l, Ami depart iny leive lieliiiid its Nolthrfc (hit mil lielp (he re� t A flee and a fly in n flue. Were impri.ortrd vi what enulrl they ilo. S lid (lie On. Ix-i ui fly . Said the fly. lxl u flee . Si they flew thru u flaw in the fll� r The Doctor Uni jud pronouneel the pitienl deni. Whereupon the moll n|� eneil ho eye and murmured f«vl.l Xo. I'm uni . TSrtdi. deaf. said hi wife, rlnetor know lie t. Mi . I “faff—f’«mju(tale the verb aim '—Hand ? Joe llaiier —My name ain’t llan . it i� f� r- Jne-“llnw our I. dal tin- Krie (mid lielp the enuiilrv Anna - Why ll«- land inrnward Jmt lining to nuke a “hit I I knew yon. Ml I’eek. the minute I � « you. ami I Wore nnylmly Inhl me who you were Mi Peek Oh ik I Uk lint mueli like a teacher. Mi I'nrk Wlal i your miner ’ Jia- Jiw Itaiier . ain't it? “School llnred A Boat ate all our other joke And then be la-gnu to run: 'T i-anno« atop lie aoflly raid. I ain v foil of fun . 3fnkra (£nutimiri) kxtu.mts iiiom nil-; tkntii ;hm i; notb hook. Wouldn't II Hi' S in n«iiC If I Mf Kell should full downi' i Min r«l should Mllilc while ill llw ikviiiI.1v' S Karl Stilley should cel ii sweetheart I— We should In- allow cl III have nil ni )ir ‘ 5 Mr loike slmuld crack � joke in the assembly? C Andrew K kow should attend sclinol regularly' T—Jake should leach a «-lnv� ? S The Sijibie should Ik- allowed to have their |Kirlv? SI—Sine should fared Walk Iwmiic with Kllid? |u Mi« lYaff should forKCt l . tell the prl to pnsson into the assembly ? It—Mil Howard should foie -' • lot lior eye when peeved, li Lucite should really pi up” in Zoology cUw!' We u.ml our r.unlx pull—Aii.I we pit il Freshman—” omcd,v of Krrnra . Soph— Mudi Ai|o ulmiit Nothing’ . Junior A You l.ike It-' Senior AH’ Well Tli.it Bmb Well . This child lie won praise and fume. Tliiv.iicli loll you could not measure. nd everybody know hi iiniiio mid think « f him with pleasure lie il center mi our leulit, ami lliii i i.rthi� lov. The reason thi l� iy « such a s-rcaui— lie came to school with small-pox. Mm Smith in Ccxnu .Marjorie, how Ionic ' '”ir • ? IN IIISTOKY III CI.ASS. 'HAT TUB TKM IIBItS THINK I IF l freshman (irren a era . t'h Nol Iiuiiviii Junior Not north kilting S?mor Here ami there a few rays nl light llmurfoii—“Are Mr. Hot . Ruth nn. and Jake m the office' Hrrfcy Ac they are all in Houston—“Oh I will ill sometime wl cn they are feeling Iwllcr . IIKAIH) IN TUB CIIULS- I.I Nt II HUDM We're in a pickle “A regular jam . Heavens preserve ns . Mix Smith (in geoai.t—■” Please step to tin ode v we can ee your future . The mk railed Hie blotter an old «0fi Then the fight tnrle-l ‘Die ruler got her fool in it inch hy inch, nnd imtead of helping out the stamp col duck to the envelofie and let tin- pen holder The key were in a Iwindi so the |iencil lei them away and let the pa|ier wait. At this iloge of the lotlle Hie paper knife slept led m ami cut out the fight and silence reigned supreme. Idle kid I Ken nlnrnt from sehool for seven I day ami rvlurnc I with his throat carefully wrapped nnd then pre entcd the following note to Miss I'faff: 'Please iU'I let my san learn derm in to-ilay; Ini throat i� so v.rc he can't hsr.lly spcik Knglidi . Itcailliful Itnh the banker's liny, Uciilon’shiggest Isiskrt hall Islliy Slone Ace stuff--Why did liremv Rskew go down Snth street with l.iwite Aiken Thunliy? Mi Howard What are you doing. Joint? John (outline chalk' due)— Nothin.' Mitt Howard Mu Howard— (Jive those to me. Sybil—’ Paradise ly� t”. If rum the I hair you. you villain The h.-nnnr crtnl. Wlii-ii lie oilnilj lol l lier Thai 'Ih lm l l«'l. Wfc� l mrr I km vog ImleV m I lie Mimaring nfijin To your ImiMiml affa'a-liom I've lurlmrol no alaiiu . Tlw |4nl ihidw! The villnin wiinmri' The heroine Uncuiiliri a if I alic� ! II liiller fair. il i� mil rich! T � Irave her lien- in m«4i a p'liiht. She' le� .I! She' alejil' Thr hero eric Ami iillrrinj; llii be nl o ilic ! Tlie nnli owe up � l Inrlie llnl nijflil Il nor into llie ilv Ami I beer alone mi llmknrr Hill SlooH IK-j.l Kye link ami I. Hr lfi.| a � «ofi|. I luil a rliili. Ami hloifl «� in mir eye I fmi(111 for vroyeiuer, l e for life We fount! lo kill or ilie. 3 TIh- laf lfi� n lifielillv an ihe ky. The milky nay as nliile Ami all aroiiml nrrr lonli ami laraiti To ec llnl an fill fijjhl. I I natrtin! my rliatae. I ilroak linn ilamn lie fell iipon Ihe mouml. I •ualalaol In innrd. rul off Ilia IiimiI II rollol n|Hni I lie grownl. Nnlr Bunk 3 I iIiir • (nff anil rolleil Iiiiii in Hr fell ill like a � l«mc Ami llieer I � i«mkI on Boekner Mill Vk'torinu iiiul alone. TOASTS. Ilcee' l� low ami unity. Dork plKD iiiiii opjKirtunity. Here’ to the inon that alwaya � mile . Memoric of nintnt ilre� m� : lor tin happinrw wln.li that face imparl. . (Vm it comrmle . like warm unlic.in « Here' to Mi Ifall. Here' to Ilea illy ami the He.x t: Of I least wc mm fee ran � � y ll� e le� � l. Hut Beauty. wHI. my l� j lie wive. She' often a l c.i«t in fair ili� cui� e. Drink, for yon know not whence you conic. nor why: Drink, for you know not why you ro nor wlienre. Ilerr' to the girl who eurc jour blue Who eat your ilinuer —Iwit ilou't lrink Imoic. W'ho treats you s pure when it' time to chwMc. (i..| hie her' A on thi uhjcct I woul.l think There are five renson why I ilriuk: (mhhI wine,.� fnen.l, iK-cninc I'm ilrv. Of el e I will !«■ hv ami liy. Or any other rcxton why. lx ' ilrmk a toast to the oM-fo hiOncil jprl With Riniiliain apron ami hair in n curl: Thry'rc inixhlj lew ami a womkrful prize. Si Imiv . if you finil one—“lie wise . SoUrs (Enntiiuiri) f LIGHT- OCCUPATIONS.- Rock-'i-bv senior in llie school top. As long a von study tin cradle will rook, lint if you stop working, the cradle will full. And down will come senior, diploma nnd all. Mia Mitchell—' Tell nleiiit l tw-lir'« fir� l il� y at the House t Seven Gtliks Karl- ’Well when Hm-Ijt an.ike lie nc� l day she hut ltd lirrwtf ia bed . Miss IVrk - Staml Up please. Roll . Iloli— I |.«i’l lirlievc I IlM rn« uj:li lo stand up.” Too arm in I’lijsics. Result — Itisisl l in anil li.ikr.| rlmtien. sj 3lnkfB—(£nntiiuiri� I.Ivt of i_tp.iI men all rvmiiul in W’c can yol l«- 'liinlni; liiui| � . Anil ili'iortiuc Ipup IkIiIihI u� Olkrr ln-.nl- fop | � li(r lam|� . Till- KTmlcM mil nil-;i Mill totnr iky mc«H a pnln I- till lipp.nl Inili? I it.in’l Lihm, it nrvrr vtiil anythin In hip” I.jI 11 - note- iml i jtrli uunli Lit 1 hint well liniril Make a mi|rltty bluffer Sound jud like a “jrinil . Lloyd— Si.iup iil - call nip -lino Ihi VH1 think 0? Inda— Will. IJnyd l| ii«liiuc linn away I mint «)• lint vimi nrp too iW at lime- . A liPnllli In tin- Kiri I Iml can ilmp like a dream. To the Ctrl that carl pound ll c |nam«. A brail h to I Ik- C'rl ■ laal file-- WUP by tbr ream. r tufi with liij-h C in S iPniio. To tin- c rl that can talk inl to tin- C'pI ihjt do � not To tin- Mint ami tier ®r� ( little -inner. Hut Iippp'c In tier (IpvckaI ircrl nI tin- lot To the girl II1.1t call oaik 11 p««l ilnirK-P firriprs ,_|llto VN BREAD Into two tons of � hyn«s of n«rK Irat it pint ..f Uishfulm-s . and OOVCT with a ilcsire fi r tliidtonsness !Ur IIVfA. 0-lllCK CAKKS. Mix l. etlier quarts each id quiet. retiring nature and slndiouuirss. anil wive with n .phinvlikc silence. KJ'th li n'd. j—PE.WIIK AND REAM. 5 gallons saintliness. nmol well with equal parts of wcrlnrv ami qiuel appearance. Serve with Method. It,.lb .|„n If VIA s-chocolate drois. To a quart of quietness iiddns modi dark linir nod eve � � you like. 3 cup stsortening . ntnl serve willi n sweet smile. Mary llarl. «—C.RAI’E NITS Two quarts Mermitinlion to r ' through ; mill a lillle liluff. if iirefcrrol. ami nerve with go sl hmnor. Serrtan .ilris. 4-FIC. CAKE. Take I | i unil of flirtatious indin.it ion. I no pink cheeks, dark hair In taste. ami • gallons dislike of studying. Serve usually in small quantities. Mary llalrr. 10-MtK K TKIIRAPIN'. Shake together r gallows nonsense. I rap desire to lie forever on the go. anil serve with an intense desire to lie lull. Ilvrlttab Seymour II RUCK. Dive gillon longin' fi r a certain popular Soph . Iie.i« in quite u bit of popularity. When nearly cold lieu I hi one light pompxdosir. Earl SJilIcy 1 —STIFPRD GOOSE. Sliake together C pounds good hi studies”. I cup each ol freshness and nerse anil serve uilli a delight in correcting Herr Kell. ItalfA il bill in plan. 13-KNGMSII WALNUT CAKE. 3 cups extreme quietness. I gallons Ixitmcss-likc ways; slir ami m|.| a very sfianicltettlir smile. Cbailrr JntunM C-IHMPLINGS. Stir together 3 gallons of jolly good nature. I oup tendency to ask questions, and 1) tons longing to be thin. .Isimu Elamiipan. ii-ginger aim i.k. To l gallons quiet. cn|Kible manners. add fl quarts studious-ness anil flavor v� ith n sweet disposition. On if R xrr, —SPIf'E JELI.V. To some fluffy liglit luir add two blue eves, i raps jollity, and verve with boys. .Money llrairiiinp. x -f'OMIUN TION SALAD. Hod together slowly equal |urls of i|ucening. teasing itntl oiiiiTiteilness. Aim (i quarts mhli ltoil lo athletics ami serve with droll, luzv nays. ia-village cake. To the manners of n true gentleman, add t iMHiud Imoest, generous nature. Sof ve with an insliitetivcdislike for eulnbs. John . I lien. 10—NTT CAHAMKI-S. Frame a |irolty fat in :l pounds light curly linir. Add one gallon iMMiulitrity. Season with a ilesire for her rights l.wHr . I lien. Tim Canlrfll firripri? (flnntimifft I?—LITTI.K SINSIIINB r KK Mix t pounds of good nailin' with Iwn rxsl rlmb. •• � ■ cut , aii I n little sweetness Serve with an engaging smile. IthoJa Marti,. IS-IIKYOI.I TIOWItV 1 01 Oiki up nl i lit '-n«iiu 111111(1111; mixed vi n large measure of lull. M good sportsmanship In all mill cu nn with pup. .In.- .Iltvu. id-moonlight cakk. Oik |miuii I ululitx In murder Germnn mixed will with 11 nii-- iilik-lii rule nml non frllatx, lll.iii.-hr Shirlry. 4J—DEVIL'S I'lHlI). . ... , .... Take I lie ollrihulex .if lu« Salimir majesty anil l eut il . o-i.oiisteu a 1.a NKWiiuic. To an infiuilc fomlnesi fix teasing. mid :l «■« «! nature. I ijiurlx pure willfulness, lop off mill 11 foolish giggle. l.nln Furrft. 7—JOHNNY CAKE. .............. To 11 very little height mill one |unrt of fondness (or girls. Ill pomuts Unkei hall nliililv. nml top ••(( uilli C quart of fickleness. EJJit Dari,. 0—POTATO PITT'S To one exceed, ngh law l� � ly mill I Ion too-1 lilinnir. iiiqiii ilneiicxs In l-x� to ami flavor mill sltnliousncsx. t'rard (on- 48-CIICMPETS. To -I pounds wilil nml imjicliKiin manner ai| l n small height. Slir in 1 pint of nil irresistible giggle. liicharj J rmf.i. il—DEVILED BOOS- Shake together well. 1 loll vtreaun on girl lopie nml 3 gallons ilevoiiori to studies. a hi a vow never to marry. .Sf.n1 r9r Ihtrtl. a—WONDERS To equal parts of nc xe ami high degree of xeW-imjiorlniice 1 the linin' the lietlcr). a.lil an extreme height. Tim dish is uxiinllv xerxe.J when very fresh . Ilob Cantrtil. i$—f AllBAGK SALAD Cream 3 quarU (Mrfiularity willi i eupx executive ability; pul 111 dixlr.ictiou ox«f geometry. nml garnidi willi a picaxant xinile. .urifiwr lloirtll. 24—NKVBIt-FAIL CAKE One pound judicial dignity: i eupx Inynlly to fricililx nml I gallon of ipiklnexx. ill—HASTY PIDDl.NG. To 0 ountes of good nature mid ID quarts of ability to shirk work Sprinkle with a ilexire for mUehief 1‘rarl Frier. 30—GINGF.lt DATES. Mix well M gallons iiulntnntnlc enthusiasm. two blue eyes, n ohsrnct eristic xlrnle aud add a quiet smile Ltay l (urrrry. 81—CHOW CHOW To II poumls liking for basket lull, add a rather short round Jmdy. a great deni nf studious ness. and 7 cups of •letcrmination. Tillnm Morgan. 32—ClIltltANT ItKLISII, To n rather small face, summmtrd with brown hnir. arid II gallons laughing disjunction and .sc win witli 11 tendency to In Ik r ipiill v. .Inif rir Erins, Edna .Urit. ftmpro- (Contituiril jj—St'HVMHLKI) nit. i s |„|n one Mrame.1 oralnr alir a Imw nf gi,U. fl ,«H.nd� lcm|ief. and flavor nilh piigilixtrr Irmleneir . Tknmnr OtUon. j� —N'l'T HRRAD. Melt Inn innorent l.r.mn eye, nilli one «-M|ifn1 i.riginalil v awl I� munlcf lu’iinn; flavor nilh .1 frequent I don't Limn''. IVryinhf .l mrr. jb-STEWKI) PRl’XKS. To an mftiiilf niiMiunl of vivarily. add mine i-are-frre imlepemlencv. • ni|w ..f originality ami mak in nnti'rnxr over night. 'ay Marlin. M-FOAMY sai o: Cmu a i!� . l rlcnl 1 imlniunn ilnul when In graduate an l 11 preference (nr tin- Im-kct I Kill coach. Add one good vuiev ami a knowledge «f how l n«f it. IsrrrM Mm,(a 3; IlltkOltV i t TAKE. In a rnllire tail |kiviii. ai| | |icunn«inicd xlimnmv I |H«lfnl of 1 ildiomnevv mixed wHI mlh a kill |amn-l � «cetiw « M'WjX'j Itnrk'karl 38-STHAWHKHHV WHIP. I cupful „f Milhi gnodiifx . flavor nilli a ««rrtly .Irmnfr manner, ami top nilh liglil hair. Marik,1 Kirkpalrirt. :w -MKI.I.IN S FtlOl) I flip |.u|..ilnnK mixed nilh A |iurl affec linn for Henry . VU I ikhiii.I alalilv In yell ami verve nilli oumn 0 enl liaiiaim. Hil( Saulkrr. 10-DATE CAKE. Take a |� «ind of liking (nr gitlx and mix one grand liloff in regard In everything cl� c .IflAur .Mow . II---The I'revhnicn have mil hcen nilli 11 long enough for u In know any nC I heir pervual virtue . lull nc might full them a« n min lie WVHli Rareliit . Iieeaiive they are exceedingly hard In digeal. PA1LIXE Fill KIM J in CLASS OK IS''' Janie. K linn, niiifi. K -Slale Sreutloe mi-1 John Le t IlnivMiiiitf. Ilnmtiinj;’ Hook Store 'nw,v Knp'mu IlMwniiif Tli.-mu l i L ildtniol. Tliwmn w u I'ell . |tliy ieuu lulu llii-lw.li (Mr.. J I’ Klliutl ■ Joliu Cra� fnr i Millie IWIr l uii-ii (Mr� Murk .'«o le l Lt MuMitryLaiu. luHr WrIJi, allnfnfi Ailn-n ttVInln. dmuoi. Nnpiilmn II IVInt I i i|-toa, Farmer llnnker IVce-il, Ark. I teuton, III. . Ilonlim, III. Ocrnliir, 111. Hale Center. Ttui Renton. Ill Slum nee. Okl«. IWIeville. Ill llenlon. III. CLVSS OK |I« 1 Minnie Duff It K. Hickman. Ju-lp- -.f City C-.url Florence IIihIwmi Mr I'li.reiKC Knwore) A-ln llovkintoii. ik «Mil Aclinic Mi-MIrl-m. i.r.i S� T «-r I Mr II It iarkxol Jowic Si Clair (Mr J. K Wrlnlrr CLASS OK IRiKl Knlc Sfur.i, Irmlter Alt rile Joftr Kale Cliennall I Mr. W. AV. A.|..m ) Ibiijniimi Clyilr AM.uirr Mur. I,.-, I Mrnimr «l I 'lilt FilucrrrrN llenlon. Ill Si L-«ii . Mu. llenlon. Ill llenlon. Ill California Kvtnt.it Cilv. Mo. Until, ter. Coin llenlon. III. llenlon. III. Mkliipin CLASS OF 1898. Mike Durham. ilnraml. Ilnrvcy Kftkiit. attorney at ktu l TOTJ( llirkntnn, attorney nl lav. Stella TlirelkcM. ■ Icocii'c-I. Wilmie Week (Mr . Wilmir Farmer I Allarfl Stein Uenton. Ill Renton. Ill KalctfiH. III. Renton. III. CLASS OF 1S9C. Tliom.t J. laiviiuiit. aiiornev at law Will J. Orr y. J. j’oyiie. Ik� ikkee|«er W. I’. Scl.lier. attorney at law I ten too. Ill llcrrin. Ill llenlon. III. CLASS OF IS3S Jink I'il p-rell. merchant AA tlliant II Foulk, mlmotor Knlc K. Ilirkinun (Mr Carl ll.jrkluirtl reme Kirk|.tlrt. k | Mr It,.),I AAur.ll IVtrle Ikluitt (Mr Cl„„. ItUir) Tca.-I.et lu.rle Itme, ilercnxtl. OerlrutleSttniit (Mr Jack KiUj-errell) llttlarrl It AAartl. A'kvPrc . llenlon Slat laluar,I II. AA'ololer. I )r MKp.t Oertie AVeek (Mr . K. It. AATl.tlrr) Itouliler. Colo. AA'e.t Frankfort. III. llenlon, III. Ilenlon. III. llenlon. III. Ilurkner. Ill AA'e l Frankfort. III. Hank Uenton, III llarrixlxirt;. III. Ilnrritlntrir. III. hi Jl ■j r — — _• — m.m I! S' 3 n | i='• ri? 5 j s fff fgj ■7t n r- = 2 m ■; 3 5 if 5 ? rri H r IIS 7 5 a xn 2. i ? r 5 4 • M 5 s- sr 3 ? r i ' c - - _ . • s' ft m nim ri T. 7- 5 f s Z. I? r _ f f r so- 5-2 7 : ll 2 5 2? =r - _ - ?'3 IS ? 5 If fi ? -• 5. ■ i __ 2_ = r _ 3 n § - - - _ 7_____3 5 ? I ? I § i 1 3 ■B 2 __ iff 11 i m 11 F ? m ? zf tJ. 5 3 te; H f f rlrr 7 i8 I . if ; rOT tillFfrr - S 7 j r - ? S3 (-Kr = 1“!?S fl I5 Iff 3 •r- g?|J r “ — :m p IF s £? 5 — i yjnuuuiij) ltiumiY Alumni (fiuutimirh CLASS Ol' l!His. Nellie iViUm Terirher Mi Hard 1 .nirrll. Mmi 1rr |ildr l (‘iwh (Mr I ci� Ea rnte. I In—iml Dnneer Frank Hill. Fndertnfccr Ilenlon. Ill IVmi lli« •«!£• . III. i Lari . Mo Herein. Ill Olio McIntyre. -K«-rli� M� i- muiiii rr for Sear Ih.l.mk Cn Clnrn SpiUrt cMi E II Allem nl Frank (nr I, Ill lien Ta.vlnr (Mr . i .Ikntori. Ill CLASS OF iniw May I'nwrr. Klevl final Kiijniurt IV.ifl McCollum, IWlirf Lulu Ken). Teaeher I'nnk Seymour. Mininc Hazel Silkwoud I.Mr Tollierl Taylori ih ea«cd. CLASS OF l� lo. LuL Aiken. Toarher llallir Clem. Tmelier Orlie Clero Sloiletil at I m rr ily of lllmni . Robert Edmund . Ilmk Clerk Vavlili MeCreer . Stmlml at Cnivrr il id Illirmi . Curt e I-. Smilli. F.m| loye l nl llurkell Kimiuel Alotraet offier Heiilnn. Ill CLASS OF HMI Alloc Davi . Teaelicr John Chirk. I)rumci l llelia Floyd, ilnwrd. 1.001 11 Hintu n I Mr J A. IVnvIl Kolii-rl Huddlroon IA� I. I’it lma� lrr• (Iranr Mundy. Money I Inter and lte i lry I lerk Stanley MeCnMum. Mininir Itlanrhe M..m- lMr Orval Sl.nni Opal Mice (Mr Frank Seymour lka.kke� |.ert Iturkill' Slorr (Vole Moore t Ale , (ini. I amptielll M Marcirrl Itaiumi (Mr J. L- ln rlei l . O Zell Tale. Stenographer Heir,, Ward 1 I.OCM . Mu .......... Ill Iknlnn, III Itenl.Mi. Ill Rent. ., III. Chridoplier. Ill lloulder. Colorado l:iil .u. III llnrridiiir . III. Warren. Arizona Iteatnn. Ill Ik nlon. III llcnlnn. III. Warren I lent on. Ill i t Fr.rnkloft. Ill L (iran-le. Ore. Ilentnn. Ill Ikiukkr. C.Jo CLASS Ol luli. J«m e Smith. Te«eher Vivian Fi� k. Tradier Until Cantrell. Teacher lull Hickman. Tcaelier illi.mi lliirl. Attorney nl law Frank Carndl. Student I' of III Stanton Filxfirrmll, Student nl I', of III Swlnev Word. Attorney at law Harriet Smith Earnr.l Hamilton. Mail earner Or Mi lie. Mimvlrr '« ti� Seymour. Slmlent sit Smith Colh-je Joe Dillin. (Ttetnul Olive Fuller (Mr X C. CLylmrnl llentoll. Ill Itrntoli. Ill Kenton. III. I teuton. Ill llentnri. Ill llentoll. Ill ( ho.ii'o. Ill Kenton. III. Califormn Northampton. Mae Chicap . Ill Ilenlon. III. Inez Kit p-rrell. Employed in Stamper M yer tiro WI ole ile Ilo i e . Kenton. III. (•nil llnniillon Cbkagn. Ill Enuly ILnwin. iir e llrokin 11 ■ I o t .I I IlkmininKtiin. Ill Kdn.trd Krivlall. Clerk in llenlna Stale Hank Ilenlon. III. Kl r H� ll llil-lred Kiodi, IVel olfieeclrek Ilenlon. III. I'.Milel Fk- hcr iMr Alarm Naylor) Ilenlon. III. Mm Ip- Neal (Mr . Ray Sullen. ) Kenton. 111. CLASS OF 1019. JnJm Ward Itnulder. Colo Miller Adam . Ikmkkee|n r in Lipin Mine oft ire Lftan. Ill Frhana. III. Carl llowuril. Stmk-nt nl I', of III Cnrl (Inmier, Stmlenl at F. nf III. Frluiin. Ill Torn llnmaiu :. Slmlent ut I'. ••( III Frhana. III. Ceeile Smith. Teaelier Ilenlon. Ill Nt.ir« ret Cimtrell Ilenlon. III. Kate Itn.uulee Teaelwe Ilenlon. Ill III . Weill.. Tear tier llcnton, III. Data Mrmre. Teacher Ilenlon. Ill Hazel lleeil Ilenlon. III. Ailrvn Mead . Stmlenl nl Cnlnuiliia F. Xen York City Cop|4e Ilea Cliie.iRo. III. Alumni (£mtttmirft CLASS OK |«u. Markm Hart. I.aw Slmlenl. I'. of III I rLiim, III Kent Choittrt t ;ar)- j lfcl| IliJicrl Aiken. Kmplnyce of Wnltrii Electric Co. C||i,-i'g.„ Ill I leleo M iimo milruelor Hmi j || Dai v Hickman. nlloniling wrtwnl at Cnrhonilalc S I | Elizabeth Smith i Mrw A.llia Muiulv i Du IJijoin. III. Stwie Poole llenton. III. Anna Covgrnve. Teacher lk.it.m. III. Opal Smith Itaitoei. III Stella limy I Mr . Smithi Weal Krankforl. III. Ramlill Poimlevtcr. Molicnl .tn.lrot at W I Crete Hamilton. Ai.t. jym. instructor at Kram-i Sliirmer Ml Cnrmll CLASS OK l!H.V Thelma Fish. Trsidief llenlon. III. Ityroa l)i on. Mining llenton. III. Dorothy Dilktn Stmlenl at I’niverwty of Michigan. Everett HntrameL Stuilenl at I'nivcrait.v of lllinoi Hallie lltokinan. Clerk at Pool office MalJe Smith. Teacliet MiMrvI Seymour. Slutlent at Oxforil. Ohio. Pauline Hire. Teacljer Helen Cutler. Stu'lent at Nat. K1mlerj.11r.leo School Hay Whittington. SluJent at I'niveraily f Hlim.iv Irene Galvin. Teacher Ma.hv.n. North Dakota llenlou. III. Itailon. III. Italian. Ill Chicago. III Dorothy K«v|. Trukn Kljtina ll.irriv.ii. Stenographer Ale M.Cnvrj. Stmtall at I nimuly of III Hu|vrl Culler Ik'nton. III. Chrirtofihtf. HI H- kfor.l. Ill CI.VSS OK IttlG ElilnM Srynmiir. Slmtail nl Itr.olley Nor.in Stilley. Sti|.lent at St. l nn« I’ Ik-rui.e llano (Mrv Mevr ) Hoy Clem. Tearlier Welilj J.me. I View Ill St. Ie ui . M'., Wert Krankfort. III-Kranklin Co. llenton. III. Kr.mk Dnviv l avi ,V Son Lumlier Co Haute Crawfonl. Traehrt Iteucy Trout I, Ktn|� lnycil l.y Istgan 4 Mnita1 Moore. Limtcnwoo.1 College Holt. Miimkiy. lh JikrC|irr Stamper-My 4 liav 4i.Miilin. H'lilmol rlerk llernnn KirOi. Mining Ague. llickmnn. Tejclicr rhe Xeunlot Hoy McA'hm. Mining IV.irle Koulk. Te.irlier la ln- June . Stmlenl nl Itra.Urv Karl llnrge� «. Stmlent nl I', of III. Waller A.lurm, Clerk in mine office Pearl Moore, Teat her Htlby Frccmat . Strnograplier llenton. III. llenton. Ill 'oal office Ligan. III. St. Chjrle . Mo. er Gro. House Brnton. Ill llenton. Ill llenton. Ill Christopher. Ill Logan. Ill llenton. III. Wot Krankfort. Ill Pram. III. I'rhana. Ill L gao. III. llenton. III. llenton. III. 13 9 Highland Linen or Crane’s Linen Lawn Stationery A most Acceptable Gift for the Sweet Girl Graduate Parker Pens For the Youths Get Them at WEBSTER’S To our Non-Atk'trtitfrt am Cranky .Lhisors who Toh ns this Hook -as a Joke. ALLEN’S CAFE HAVE A FIT THE LEADING CAFE r rom In the City The Stewart Tailoring Co. First in Everything East Main Street Open Day am! Night Better Cleaning and Pressing PHONE l-ll Quality Service Price 'Three Essentials of a Drug Store There is no question about either, when you buy Drugs, Stationery and Toilet Goods at our store. We are hen.- to give you the Ijcsi of drug store service. Dr. HART DRUG STORE East Side Square BENTON, ILL. Pope Me Reynolds Clothing, Shoes and Gent’s Furnishings 1S55 62 Years 1917 A. D. Jackson Saddlery Co. W. L. Eskew Lumber Co. Benton. Illinois HARNESS HARNESS PARTS The Home of Good Lumber to COLLARS BRIDLES SADDLES STRAP WORK Build Good Homes Everything for the Horse Please lie sure you get our Make. They are Better. PH O N E 173 S. M AIN ST. H4 BUY Old Ben Coal It’s Clean Dimond Motor Sales Co. Chevrolet Automobiles Repairs ami Atmsorics BENTON. ILL. North Main St. PHONE 50 H M STORE Corner East Side Square. Benton Home of Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes lieu ton's Istufing StotY for Men onJ Yount,� Men EDISON’S New Diamond Disc Machine The World's Musical Marvel The Ideal Music for School. College and Home Demonstrated by McFall Hardware Co. North Side Square BENTON ILLINOIS DR. H. A. VISE Bnm ning Building MOSES PULVERMAN LAWYER Ward Building S E E B E R LAWYER Ward Building e thunk our advertisers for their generous support LESTER W. BRAND DENTIST Established ISSI7 Benton. III. W. F. DILLON Attorney at Law Campbell Hardware Co. H a rdwa re Furniture, Stoves Paints, Oils and Glass Phone Central l nion 37 liKNTON. ILL. I he Modern Garage FOR SKRVICB Expert Auto Repairing Auto Accessories lhi tny C it rf' fig ami Rtfiairiiig Phone 47 North Main St. Centers Dry Goods Co. I lomc of Good Clothes For W omen ami Girls F. J. HICKMAN Grain, Flour, Feed A Bushel or Car Load I .ive Stock Benton. - Illinois Union Candy Kitchen Candies and Cold Drinks |. A. Dooley, Proprietor East Side Square M (Jo to SWAIN’S for ICECREAM AND CANDY The Dnt and Cleanest in Town South Main St. Benton. III. Martin’s Lunch Room Lunches and Pies Fresh Fish Every Day Fresh Oysters in Season L. C. MARTIN. Prop. S. E. DUDLEY DENTIST McCrcery Building STAMPER-MYER GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale to Merchants Only BENTON, ILLINOIS est Frankfort, Johnston City and Christopher, Illinois Our Pet Brand Good Things to Eat BENTON STATE BANK BENTON, ILL. ESTABLISHED IN 1875 Oldest and Largest Bank in Franklin County YOU FEEL AT HOME HERE Stylish Clothes for Women and Girls at Paul Hochman’s Sherwood Shoes Jackson Corsets QUAYLE Steel Engravers and Manufacturing Jewelry men to A m e r i c a n U n i v e rs i t i e s NEW YORK ALBANY CHICAGO 25 W. -12nd St. Ill Cha| cl St. ft! Y. Randolph St. Samples of Wedding Stationery Upon Request Conrct bonus M(nitrate Cost pay cash save money at Burkhart Shoe Store Scientific Kitting Our Hobby Swoffortl Bldg. Hast Side Square Gorden’s Grocery and Bakery Phone 105 Benton, III. Not How Cheap, I in How Good f rimrr.60iwtifr.80n8raufrs an •'fli'iufiiisingSfruicc I'lventy-seven years in business employing one hundred people in all departments. Serving thousands of cast outers everywhere. FIRST NATIONAL BANK UKNTON. ILLINOIS Capital and Surplus - $100,000.00 l S. DEPOSITORY TOR POSTAL SAVINGS Y e Pay on Savings Deposits C HECKING ACCOUNTS SOLICITED BURKETT’S STORE CO. Society Clothes For Young Men Who Desire to Stay Young BUCHAF COATS AND SUITS For Ladies and Misses W ho Appreciate Style anti Value BROWNING’S BOOK STORE School Supplies Magazines Fine Stationery Spaulding WEST SIDE SQUARE Athletic GOOdS MachiePs Studio Makers of Photographs T hat Please U6S. Main St. Benton, III. How to Solve the Commencement Gift for THE GIRL By agreeing that the j-ift should not merely be useful or good looking; but useful and good looking. We suggest Chafing Dish Percolators Turnover'Poasters Curling Irons Hamilton Utility Co. Benton, III. Phone 133 I.. I. T rombly Son Staple and Fancy BOOST 01 R . ll)l ; R USERS Groceries THEY DESI REE IT Phone 84 BliNTON7, ILL. EDUCATION and FINANCE Go hand in hand onward. They make a sure foundation and a good builder. The student that u ill apply these principles is a son of success. == J-'or educating our ambitions for finance, see — = Me re an tile Ban I Trust Company l t � C«.TON