Bentonville High School - Echo Yearbook (Bentonville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1925 volume:

R 'vgw nf THE ECHO I'.rl1t111'-111-Cllicl Assistant Editor ,,A.,,, Assistant Husi Business Manager VV..,w,..w....w....,. THE STAFF 512 ness Alilllllgfl' .A,,. 'luke lzflltur ,,.. H .. . ...A.A. Calemlnr .,,...,. .Mt ....,,....,... A,,.,, .-Xsslstant Art ,.,,.,, , l.ltCl'Z1l'j' lfclitm' Sport Eclitm' .A,,..,, ,, Faculty ,-Xclviser ..... Pure two Frzmccs l1ZlClilCl112ll1 ....,..F1'ElllCCS 'XVilson ,,,,,,,Gar11et Myers h,,lYillian1 Collier ,,,.l-e1'oy Cummins Lawrence Rathfou .,....,.lilsie Manlove ,,Y,,,,lXlau1'ice Jackson e.,,,w,,.Cl1arles Fry ,ll,.,,Gl6l1l'l Hubbell ,.,Y.,l,. T. Stafford 'Ke ECHG 1925 Ht Published by The Senior Class ,qv Bentonville High School Bentonville, Fayette County, Indiana Q me '1' H E E C H U ffzrfr lulmzxv ffm' Iuvzrfifs of LI lwflw' t'tI1Ht'tI fIlfl?lC'.A1Y5lUX To Cllll' 1:LIf!Ii'1'.V and .Unflzvliv and C'1'fi,5rl1.v uf this Qqfflllllllllllfj' -zufzw lmtw ,vu Inhvallhv amz' .fllifll-f:llHwX' g1 z'r11 fu In nj flzvlr lvvsf ffm! -zu' 1111gf!1f nufv fl and ll ffllfl' f1'vfw11'f1f1'011 for lffv. 'mt HIV Ill-X10 jfclff nf 1025, riuf1'iu1fv tlzix, um' fizxvf fvfllrlllr. P11110 four fum THE ECHO OUR MUTUAL FRIEND Heres to the school we love so well That leads us to success around the bend: And causes us to run at the toll of its bell, For it is Our Mutual Friend. Come let us show honor through a book, That we with an Echo may send To those who wish to know the life and look Of Our Mutual Friend. So we hope this Echo always to resound, That day after day, year after year, may we give or lend It to the friends of the community around, For its words are the deeds of Qur Mutual Friend. CHARLES FRY, '25. Page five T H E E C H O Page six FOREWORD Q32 For the tirst time in the history ofthe Bentonville School we have endeavored to give a permanent record of some of the events in this chapter of our life. As we launched forth in this untried venture we tossed about on unknown seas but have at last reached the harbor in our first voyage. .-Xlthough we have sailed over stormy waters and quiet seas we are confident that these trials have added to the height of the crown of our success, XYe knoxv that we are better able to cope with the problems of life. May this tirst voyage, full of our greatest hopes, aspirations, and ideals be the means of echoing and re-echoing' the finer qualities and the higher goals in our voyage of life. Ulbe jarultp THE ECHO Page eight LAXVRENCE T. STAFFORD Principal Graduate Colfax High School Graduate Purdue University, B. S. A Student University of Michigan Student Indiana University Teacher Fairview High School Bentnnville, Science. THE ECHO ROSE E. BOGGS Graduate Veedersburg High School Student Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute Student Purdue University Graduate Indiana University, A. B. Teacher Veedersburg, Richmond, Teachers Col- lege of Indianapolis Bentonville, Latin and English. i -.1 NETTIE CRAWFORD FREEMAN Graduate Bentonville School Student Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute Student DePauw University Teacher Fayette and Wayne Counties Bentonville, Grades Seven and Eight and Home Economics. GUS H. FRY Graduate Fairview High School Student Indiana University Student Indiana Central Normal Student Earlham College Teacher Columbia Township School Bentonville, Grades Five and Six. Page nine THE ECHO Page ten GARNET ROBINSON Graduate Connersville High School Student Indiana University Bentonville, Mathematics and History CATHERINE D. LAUGHLIN Graduate Raleigh High School Student Indiana University Student Indiana State Normal, Muncie Student Teachers College of Indianapolis Bentonville, Primary and Grade Two. GLETA REED Graduate Fairview High School Student Teachers College of Indianapolis Bentonville, Grades Three and Four. Qilasses THE ECHO SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'resiclent ,,,,, A.... l -eruy Cummins Secretary .Y,, VA,V,, L 'harles S. Fry 'l,'reasurer,, ., ,,.., Maurice Jackson flass Page twelve Class Culurs-lllue anal Silver. Class lflnwer-Sweet Peas. Muttu- 'l'lie secret uf success is constancy to purpusef' POEM lfliur liappy years have g-une swiftly hy, Since we were lieginners in llentunyille High: XYQ were green as all Freshmen are lint nur l'CCU1'llS we clitl nut mar. Snun as Suplininores we were classed, Kliscliieynus hut with wisflum unsurpassecl: lYhile as ,luniurs we were knuwn As the happiest class agoinf Our Seniur year with dignity we entered, On lessuns hard our interest Centerecl. XYe workecl, played, and acted That's One On Hill, Thuse days of jny are in memory still. lYe shall call ulcl times hack and bring lays Of the eventful hours of happy schnul days: To B. ll. S. we will always he loyal, No matter where in future we toil. Tliwiigli seasuns pass. the years may roll, 'fliuugli time of strength take heavy toll, These are the scenes in memnry held clear, These shall nut facle, hut fureyer remain clear. -GXRN ET MYERS THE ECHO FRANCES HACKLEMAN I Q Say it with music J Class President '23, 224. Senior Class Play. Editor-in-Chief of the Echo. .-ls swat! and musical as .lpvllolr Intr. RAYMOND EVANS, 1Boobj CAbility to become nervous at tiniesb Track '24, '25. Basketball, second team, '24, 'Z5. Senior Class Play. l'II bc with you in tln' squeezing of 11 IL'IlI0I1.H ELSIE LOUISE MANLOVE QA marcel wantedj Class Secretary '24, Senior Class Play. Art Editor of thc Echo. The basliful 1'irgin's .yidvlolzy looks of In'z'v. GARNET ELNORA MYERS CGigglesj Class Treasurer '24, Senior Class Poet. Senior Class Play. Business Manager of the Echo. Sing again with your dem' voice. Page thirteen THE ECHO l Page fourteen Basketball '22, '23, '24, '25, Track '24, '25, Baseball '24, '25, Senior Class Historian, Senior Class Play. Sport Editor of the Echo. fHigh and dryj 'Baseball '22, '23, 3asketball '22, Track '25, Senior Class Play. Secretary of Class '25, Literary Editor of the Echo. ' tDacl Burnh Basketball '24, '25, Baseball '24, '25, Track '24, '25, President Class, '25, Senior Class Play, Joke Editor of the Echo. MAURICE JACKSON, CSlow and surej Basketball '22, '23, '24, '25, Capt. Baseball '23, '24, '25, Track '25, Class President '22, Class Treasurer '25, Senior Class Play. GLENN M. HUBBELL QGood at making excusesl Ah, why should Iifc' all Ialmzn' lm? CHARLES S. FRY, LChopl It is good to lizfr and lcarnf LEROY CUMMINS Thr: endearing elegance of frmalv frimdslizf Uackl '25, Assistant Art Editor of the Echo. On with the dana. THE ECHO 'CLASS HISTORY On the fifth of September, 1921, nine little green-capped Freshmen took their seats in the assembly of llentonville High School. Six of us from Ben- tonville Common School were joined by three from Cummins' Corner School, During this school year we lost two members from our class, Edna lxlein and Thelma .-Xbercrombie. These future Seniors chose as president of their class, Maurice Jackson. The other members of the High School believed the fledgling class ready to underg'o the last ceremony of initiation before becoming' an accredited member of B. H. S. The punishments undergone at the home of, now Mrs. XValter Rowe, formerly Hiss llelen lxeninier, have been long' remeinbe1'ed. In O1'KlG1' to sta1't the new yeai' right we gave a watch party at the home of Garnet Myers, entertaining' the upperclassmen. XYe studied hard and all were listed in the Hall of Fame for that year. Klrs. Freeman was our sponsor flllfillg this critical period for the lligh School pupil. Although we had welcomed the close of school we gladly returned once more to school, leaving' behind our frivolous Freshmen days. We were now wise Sophomo1'es. F1'ances llackleman was elected as president and Miss Robinson chosen as sponso1'. XYe took up the grand and glorious Caesars Gallic XYar which we devoured as fast as the assignments were made. Geom- etry never caused us a moment's worry nor a sleepless night. During the last half of this term we were joined by Raymond Evans from llvestfield. This made a total of eig'ht in our class. Gn February the fourteenth the other High School members were entertained at a delightful Valentine party. This year we left, expecting' a new building' to come back to. in the fall of '23. i XYhen school opened the new building was still incomplete. It almost seemed as if the days of the district school were back again, to be in the old one-room building heated by stoves-The ljentonville Town Hall. At Thanks- giving we moved into our delightful new assembly. At the beginning' of this year we were joined by Leroy Cummins and Nkayne Groves, two juniors from Fairview High School. Frances Hackleman was re-elected as president and Miss Robinson was again chosen as our sponsor. Our big problem throughout the year was finance. The close of school meant the Junior-Senior reception which we hoped to make a success. After much planning and days and night of hard work the eventful night of May l-l-th came. We hope the Seniors enjoyed the evening as much as the -luniors. This year we lost one of the faithful members of the class, Earl Vvalters, who moved away. lYe were crippled ve1'y much without his help. lYe a1'e now nearing the end of the road which leads us to the last days of High School. The Senior class as their last chance of presenting a play. gave Thats One Un Bill. lYith much difficulty the class was duly organ- ized. The debates that took place at this meeting rivaled those of Clay, Cal- houn. and TVebster. Excess work has been imposed upon the Senior class, especially by the History and English teachers. lf we survive a term essay in History and a play as a term report in English we may receive the coveted sheepskin. -GLENN HEBBELL. Page fifteen 'l' H lil E C H U JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l,1'CSi1lGllt ,,A,A,,,,,,, ,,.,. . Hlxillllillll Collier x4lCC-ll1'CSlflL'l1f ,.,A,,,,A,,,,A,,,, ,.,.,,, 1 'Samet Cummins SL'Cl'Cf?l1'j' zmcl 'lll'CZlSll1'6l' .... . ,,,,,,, Roy il. Newboulcl Class tlflms-liccl :tml lYhite. Class l'llHXX'C1'-lQHSC. Class Klullnfnllt' Zl live wire, not at cleacl weight. CLASS POEM Let unit teachers muck uur useful toil. Our lmvly grzulcs that are mm' uhscurc, Nm' Fl:1Ffu1'cl hczu' with au irmmiczll smile Time aftci' time the excuses of the puur. lYithiu thusc assembly walls where glcmlu zllmicles There lieuvcs Z1 sigh in many a Suplum1m'c's chest, .Xml su czich with his lmvly gracle of C Klccts strict nhl teachers who do thc rest. The lmnst of the Scniurs :incl the lircshmeu bluff. .Xml whcu ull lmpcs uf lJZlSSil1g'Q1'l1llCS are sunk, Thcu :mnuucl cumes the liuzll test clay, The mail uf limiting fm' Zl 'luniui' lczicls hut to El Hunk -XX' I l.l,IfXM CO LLI Page sixteen THE ECH 1 i l MUREL GARNET CUMMINS lA smile for everybody, including Caseyj High School Play '23, '2-l: Class Secretary and Treasurer '243 Vice-President Class '25, Assist- ant Literary Editor of the Echo. Ht'a1'v1z was not Hrfiwrr if Curvy was nm! lf! It L '. EARL KN-'ALTERS t Toflcl J Qlnclinecl to mischiefj Class Poet '22, '23g Basketball '22, '23: School Plav '77 Allan nf fmt' tvordx arc lin' bust mvuf' ROY NEXVBOULD t Newby J tAlways up on green carpet.J Basketball '23, '24, '25, Baseball '23, '24, '253 Track '24, '25: Vice-President Class '24, Secre- tary and Treasurer Class '25g Assistant Joke Edi- tor of the Echo. Our vast szzbsfmzlial .YHIlll'. VVILLIAM COLLIER t Bill l tAbility to get into tr0uble.J Basketball '23, '24, '25, Baseball '23, '24, '25g Track '24, '253 High School Play '23, '24g Class President '25g Assistant Business Manager of the Echo. How Izujvffy could I bv with vitlwr, ll'cru Votlier dear rlzarnzvr away! r Page seventeen '1' H E E C H 0 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ln the year of our Lord nineteen hundred twenty-two, six little green heads came popping through the mist. First there came a little fellow, Mer- rell XYalker by name, full of pep and energy and with lots of fame. Raymond XVissler came second with angel wings, not knowing the meanness and faults of girls. There was Roy Hutzelman, a boy of high ideals but lost them after the first day. lYilliam Collier came forth with bright blue eyes and kinky ears. Roy Newbould was there with a very large head and plenty of feet. Last, but not least. was a very fair maiden with wonderful cheeks. She blessed the Freshman Class by a beautiful name which was Garnet Cummins. The honorable six were very wise. attempting nothing that was very hard, but always accomplishing the task begun. Latin was our favorite sport except on test day when all our books were put on the honor roll, save a few pages of the vocabulary that slipped in our desks for future reference if desired. Thanks to our classmate, XYilliam Collier, who happened to learn about twelve and one-half per cent of his vocabulary and so we all made the same grade in Latin on the final exam. through his efforts. XYith many a hardship and several hard knocks we survived the first term's sentence at the Township jail. The following year found all six of us before judge Stafford, who was to give us our sentence for the coming term. XYe pleaded with him to let us take Caesar. He was very sorry that we chose such a poor subject, but since we were anxious to take it he let us have our desires. XYe behaved very nicely until after the interclass tournament, which we won, when Raymond VVissler relieved himself of school life and retired with his parents two miles east of Bentonville. This was a shock to the whole class. He had been the class radio, keeping every one of us in good spirits and now the joke had to fall to some one else. iYith more good traits than faults we. the five that survived. left thc Township jail with higher ideals, greater desires. and above all an ever- lasting friendship with our schoolmates. One bright September morn in the year nineteen hundred twenty-three. three of the now disdained Sophomore Class entered Bentonville High School once more. Vie had left all our frivolous underclass ways there and entered upon the dignified role of upper classmen. Among these was Garnet Cum- mins, the dignified school girl, who never powders, only when necessary. One of her qualities of the lunior year is her abilitv to vamp a hack-driver. Rov Newbould, the sheik of the school, has gleaming black eyes, black hair and fair complexion. The one thing that spoils Rov's vamning methods is his small feet. Rov holds an interest in the Senior Class. 'XYilliam Collier has a long nose, witch brown hair, and a very great interest in underclass girls. especially the Sophomore Class. ' After the first semester we were joined bv Earl XYalters. a red headed boy, with very few freckles, also with a three-decker brain. He has won the hearts of the -lunior Class so that he is now our gold brick. The Junior Class of '25 expect to crown their success as .luniors with the Junior-Senior Recep- tion. A Page eighteen 'l' H E li C H U SOPHOMORE CLASS OfF1cers President ,,,,. ,, ,,,,,,,.. , ,,l7i'zmces xYllSHll Secretzwy ..,, .,,.. l ,ezltlizi Blue 'liI'CZlSlll'C1' , ,,,A. Leslie linker Class L'iilm's-Ulrl Ruse zmcl Silver. Class Flmvcrf'l'ea Ruse. Class Klnttu-Crziiik Yuur 1 Dwn lfurfl. Class Roll llzirie M 1,wc are Lezitlia Blue l 1'z111ees XYilsrwn John Smiley Uonalcl Mzlsfm Leslie Baker Xfilhur Xvmgd Robert Mzmlove Page nm t n r ' xnxx W 'fry .h F' 5.4: W , 1 A P ft- ' I , , . Q fur-1.5 .- K. xr' .. U !'.'+- 4- ilrljwu' -' 1 ,V f'l . I T x If 'E' 1- L' 'r lr if 1?- 'K IIE! ,f f5 V f Af-1 l If 3' .'-' V 'K' .J cw 5 vy' 1 X f. -fl 8 x 'vu N -..., , 1. R A-75.12. na' :dui 1 u I v 1 n'Hg' 'I' H E Ply C H O Page twenty CLASS POEM ii ln '27 we will graduate. lfaeh one the world will sure appreciate. ln verses helow l will give their name. 'llo each and everyone may come some fame. Nason, Nason, the poet uf the class Hill show everyone l have lots ol lirass. I sure am delighted over my fame, .Xnd to this will I sign my honest name. l choose Bulv next as he's my twin, .Xnrl some fame he will surely win. lflut never mind Bolv, he's full of life, .-Xnd some day he'll have a handsome wife. Cinnamon rolls with the dark hrown hair, For over her forehead in ringlets it's there. From far quarters uf the world she came, -lust guess and guess till you guess her name. He careful with XYood, he's full uf pep. For nice and white his hands are kept: ln school he always takes the prize, .Xnd licks the boys just twice his size. How glad we are to have a XYhite Star, .-Xnd live or six more we would never har. Oh! l.ittle XYhite Star, fame and fortune await They who follow your trail reaeh every state. johnny! Oh, -lohnnyl He is in town, To this old world he owes great renown. He passes each day in perfect content. :Xnd to everything gives his own consent. l-lere's our little heroine, slender and tall. XYho has written the historv of one and all: She has given us honor where we might have failed Back, hack in the records where she has trailed. Latin, so tedious, said Bill, one day, lt's durn hard to study and nothing to say: Some like study and gettin' great fame, But l'd rather go to a hasketlvall game. 4 XYhen the autumn leaves are turning red, ,-Xnd our last farewell is gently said XYe vow with all our might and main That out in the world we-'ll win some lame. -DONA LD MASON x T H E E C H O SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Nine years ago, on the first of September. seven six-year-old urchins very eagerly awaited the toll uf the bell at eight-thirty that they might begin an entirely new and untried phase uf their young lives. Hur teacher was Miss limma Sutton. She helped us over many hard places and was very patient with us although we are afraid her patience was sorely tried at times. She continued as our teacher until our fourth term of school. At this time we were out of Room one and under the instruction uf Miss Cora Kellam, who taught us for two years. Five members mf our present class, Donald Klason, Robert Hanlove, john Smiley. and Leatha Blue, had been together from the first, but in February of our fourth year l.eatha lllue moved away and the next year Margaret XYilliams joined us. ln the sixth grade our teacher was Miss Grace Carson. ln the latter part of the year l.eatha came back and we live members have stayed together since then, although we were joined by other members who have come and gone throughout our school years. ' ln our seventh year, we were in Room three, which was upstairs. Mrs. Nettie Freeman was our teacher. During this year we completed our work in geography and physiology. All of us received very commendable grades. The next year XYilbur Xkvoutl joined us and in February Frances XYilson began school here. Margaret XYllllZl.lllS withdrew from school in the latter part of the term. All of us were working hard for our final examinations. Wie passed these successfully, due to the faithful efforts of Mrs. Freeman. We agree that those exams. sounded worse than they really were, even though they were not altogether easy. The author received an average of ninety-six per cent which was the highest average of the eighth grade pupils of the county. We were delayed two weeks in our Freshman year due to the fact that our new high school building was not completed. The first three weeks of the term were spent in the town hall. During the third week we were initiated by the Sophomores who took their spite for the ,luniors out on us. How- ever, we enjoyed it and felt better after it was over. The name of Freshies still hung over us, but we felt more at home. During this year we made intimate friends with Latin. Algebra and Botanyg having already been friends to English, we remained so. Late in October we gave our first high school party. ln May we enjoyed our first reception and anticipated our reception when we became Seniors. Un the last dav of school we were grieved at giving up our name of Fresh- men. but glad' to become Sophomores. Hur Freshman year was full of stumbling blocks and faults, but to look back over it we are satisfied with the results. Our Sophomore year is now at a close. XVe are once more advanced along life's rugged pathway, one year nearer to our goal, more ready to take our place and do our humble part in making the world a success. As we take the name of juniors we feel that we are deserving of our place and have gained it honestly. -LEATHA BLUE. Page twenty-one 'I' H R E C H O FRESHMAN CLASS Officers Ijresident x,,,,,,, AAA, , ,,A,,,,, ..A.,,,,A. I Q dgar Kearns Yice-I'resident ,,,, I.awrence Rathfon Secretary A,,,,A . .,........ Grace Curtis 'l'rcasurcr .. .. ,,,,, .... C iloyce BYood Class Colors-Green and XYhite. Class Flower-Sweet Peas. Class Blotto-Our Aim, Success: Our Hope, to XYin Class History Une bright morning in September, 1916, thirteen eager children made their way toward the red brick schoolhouse to begin their wonderful adven- tures in school life. Bliss Iimma Sutton welcomed and started them on their happy way. XXX- were promoted at the beginning of Christmas vacation into the lirst grade. .-Xt the end of the year we were ready for the second grade. Bliss Edith BYeaver led us through the second year's work. Although mischievous. I think we were regarded as a studious class. At the beginning of the third year Bliss Iflvelyn Dora became our teacher. VVe made rapid progress and at the end of that year were ready for the work of the fourth grade, under the direction of Miss Bflarjorie Hunt. VVe still retained our name, a studious class. BYhen we started in the fifth grade. to our great delight, we entered Room II and were taught by Bliss Grace Carson. BYe spent two years under her guidance. School, by this time, was opening up new wonders for us. The work of the seventh and eighth grades was presented by Mrs. Nettie Iireeman. Out of the original number but six remained, namely: Frances Ryman, Iilva Blason, Blarvin BYissler, XYillard Hauhn, Lawrence Rathfon and Yiolet Blcliee. To this number were added: Cioldia Jordan, Ruth Evans, john Gauker, Grace Curtis, Blary Ilraclway, Horace Kellam, Edgar Kearns, Blaurice XYolI, Iilla Stevens, Cloycc Bkood and Iidward Sheets. In spite of hindrances, our class progressed and in Blay, 1924, the entire class of seven- teen graduated from the common school. Un the eighth day of the following September fifteen Freshmen started on their career as high school students. BYe were looked upon, as well we might be, those green Iireshiesf' but in a short time we got in step with the high school. The second week of school the Sophomores initiated us. This made us full-Hedged Freshmen. BYe continued our work of the year and at the close of school are expecting to become Sophomores of dear old Ben- tonville High. -VIOLET MCKEIE. Page twenty-two T H E ECHO .lax 1 fiefifx -1.13. . X 9 CLASS ROLL Mary Bradway, Elva Mason, Grace Curtis, Ruth Evans, Violet Mcliee, John Gauker, Willard Hauhn, Maurice WVulf, Edgar Kearns, Lawrence Rathfon, Horace Kellam, Marvin Wissler, Cloyee Frances Ryman, .X is ll is C is ll is li is F is ii is l-l is l is .I is K is l, is Nl is N is O is l' is Q is R is S is T is U is Y is NY is X is Y is Z is for for llnl' for for fill' lor for for for for for for for for for for lor for for for for for for for f or CLASS POEM all of us so full ol glee. lflrzulway, merry and free. Curtis, so graceful aucl dear. doing what's to he fouml here. livans with curly black hair. fairness. the Frt-shnien's share. Gauker, so little and cute. Hauhn who's just to suit. initiation ul Fl'CSlllIlClllS spree. juniors, the naughty three. Kellani, also for Kearn. loyalty for which we clo yearn. Mcliee, Yiolet hy name. nohility as we rise in fame. objective. the goal we hope to reach. pricle which all students shoulcl heseeeh. quality which is for you. Rathfon and Ryman, too. Stevens, Seniors, and Sophomores. teachers who are the helpniores. union which we strive to get. valor which we have yet. XYissler, XYolf and lYoocl. xcellent, ones that are good. youth of Bentonville High. zeal of the sweet hy and hy. -IZLV,-'X li. MASON. Page twenty-three THE ECHO SENIOR WILL We the Senior Class of Bentonville High School, Posey Township, Fay- ette County, Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory, desiring to dispose of our estate as seems best to us, do publish this, olll' last will and testament, hereby annulling all wills previously made. To Garnet Robinson, we bequeath our ability to get up a play in two weeks. To student body, as a whole, we bequeath our ability to make A grades. To -luniors, wc bequeath our ability to succeed, and our dignihed ways. To Sophomores, we bequeath our perfect class records and .-X test grades. To Freshmen, we bequeath our experience in high school and our ability to never do anything today that you can possibly put off until tomorrow. lfach of the below named persons wills and bequeaths the following: Garnet Myers to Frances Ryman, her million-dollar smile: to l.eatha Blue, her slender figure: to Frances XYilson, her interests in the -lunior Class: to XYilliam Collier, her sparkling eyes and ability to Hirt: to Roy Xewbould, her Physics Lab. Manual. Charles Fry to -lohn Canker, his height, may he be a six-foot man: to -Iohn Smiley, a growl word spoken in behalf of his dear lfvelyn: to XYilbur Xxloocl, his athletic ability: to Leslie Baker, his pX's, B's, and C's. Frances lslackleman to the next lonely girl in Commercial Arithmetic class, her ability to argue down the boys: to Marie Moore, the honor of being the grown girl: to Frances Ryman ta namesakey, her reputation of always being on time. Glenn Hubbell to YYilliam Collier and Roy Newbould, his ability to study out of doors: to Lawrence Rathfon, his ability to write letters to Falmouth: to Donald Mason, his skill as a billiard player: to l-eatha Blue, his singing ability: to Bus Hauhn, his basketball suit, providing he does not disgrace it. lflsie Manlove to Garnet Cummins, her ability to get up a perfect History lesson: to Frances XYilson, her frivolous ways: to Marvin XYissler, her pencil box and crayolas, providing he does not abuse them. Maurice jackson to Garnet Cummins, his seat, fourth desk from the front on the extreme south row: to Roy Newbould, the captaincy of the basketball team. The rest of my earthly goods in store, To Frances lkvilson, I leave forc-vermore.' I freely give to her, so now l tix This as my will, and she the executrix. l,eroy Cununins to Garnet Robinson, his good disposition and kind tem- per: to Bob Manlove, his other blue bulb, providing he does not burn it out: to Bill Baker, his Geometry book when Donald Mason gets through with it: to Bill Collier, his l'hysics Manual. Raymond Fvans to Horace Kellam, his quiet ways and good disposition: to Donald Mason, his beloved l,emon : to Leatha Blue, his Ford license: to lilva Mason, his good looks and ability to argue. XYitness our hand and seal this 16th day of April, 1925. The Senior Class of 1925. lYitnesses: Eugene Uebs. Harry Sinclair. --MAURICF JACKSON. Page twenty-four The brakes T H E E C H U ......... .---.. ,,.....,. 1-: ,zl g..eqT..,i,T-Z-tx:-f Li tgf f V , lH qKN -fvwT W -A ,E 1 'vi JJ f f Noble Biclrlingcr livelyn l-luffmzm Curl -lolmson Robert Ren 'l'homz1s lirzulwuy Chester l lZlClilQlllZll'l Klilrlrecl Keihn Leslie Recd Franklin Summzm , Page twenty-six GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT CLASS ROLLS Eighth Grade Esther XYnlsh Ninn Curtis Thelma jackson Herman Newbouhl -lzlmes Sherwood Seventh Grade Charles Collier Neva Haulm Cora Klein lleviugston Sizclox' Ray Suttlcs C Grover NYilson Xvilllflil Fishburu Lloyd Plough Eileen Xxlmocl Eclwarcl XYalsh Malcolm Fisher lYillarcl Myers Delmzi Theoluolcl 'l' H E E C H O X' k. N ... . v... .....,.t-...-1..,,, fc, ,W I V, ' -iff, 5 y fr -' , ws i-is im Mm. ' Q- -.,f-Q.. 'ii ,.,. .,-. s 4. V f- ' gang-'Sf-'1'Q.s T'-Q W .,.,,,2.,.. 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Moore Chzlrles Sutton Fifth Grade lflmer xY2lltCl'S Robert livans Horace Gordon Lester Kellum Geneva Moore Herman Rogers Edwin Stunt Paul XxYI1lSll lqZ1tlll'f'll Xlhll llertlia Hiwiclqiiizlii Hpzil lohnson llersehel Vlulpott lzlizzibeth XYillizuns l.nw1'ei1ce Tlivobolfl -lean XYentz Robert Fisher Charles Kialwell lim-rett Sherwood KlIlI'g'Z1l'C'f 'llhonipson Page twenty-se T H E E C H 0 lfluycl H1-11ck111:111 Huwzlrrl lJ111'l1:1111 Paul ll111lclles1111 lililflll Kinder bl llllll S11 1111111111 l,..illllCI'l1lC Baker Ruscue L'11111111i11s Bz1rlJz11'z1 Ferris livelyn Hzizelrigg Catherine H111T111z1n Gail Smiley P :ga twenty-eight GRADES THREE AND FOUR CLASS ROLLS Fourth Grade lflsie Deck l.illiz111 Geise fjfilll Ke111111e1' Dcmrotlq' Sizelnvu Tl1e11clc1re Stevens Third Grade Helen 'l'l1o111pso11 Ke1111etl1 Caldwell Helen ljllfllillll Oslvorne Fisher :Xuclrey Hllfflllllll Ima Mz1cliso11 l,ox1'ell XYilli5 DClDCl1'Rll D11Gra11r11t Elizabeth Kidwell Lucille xvillill Esther Tl1eol1olcl IJ11rotl1y XY:1lters Mary Curtis Marshall Gauker Pillllille McKee Edna Xliissler T H E R C H O E111111:1 :XllClCI'SHIl Byron Gauker Bertha Gibbs Eug'e11e l-lutlield Opal Keihn Russell Ma11l111'e XYil1i:1111 Muore Xxvflyllf' Sl1e1'w1md lillffll Biebl 'TllOlllZ1S lJ111'l1u111 Nflflllall Fisl1e1' John l,. l-lzlckleinan DllTOtll5' l'll1ClCll6S-011 Elbert l'llll:l'-1Tl21Il Golda lXlZlKllSOll Billy McKee Gertrude Stevens GRADES ONE AND TWO CLASS ROLLS Second Grade l.ueillc Spncy l.c-wis Caldwell l,t-1111 fiurris Currie Havens Delzzx l'llll:flllZ1Il Ruth E. l,Zlll'llWCI'SHIl Estell Klzulismi .lUSClJlllllG lylllllltltt First Grade Ralph 'l'l111111ps1111 Leslie B1mck111z111 Xxvllllillll Deck Xxvllllillll c,YiUI'ClUll F1'z111kli11 Hazelrigg' Henry Hussey Clyde Kidwell l,ZlXvCI'l'lC Myers l,r1rzl11 Spaey Riclizlrd Sweet Charles xYZllSll Louise Fowler Elsie Hazelrigg Kenneth Kellum 'lSllt'llll2l Miller Nina lkiwell Floyd XYuods Russell Sllllllllllll .l11sepl1i11e XYalters Mary furry Yerne Gauker Mary Kinder Mildred Miller Ruth Sweet Tbelnia XYillis Page twenty nme r ' xnxx W 'fry .h F' 5.4: W , 1 A P ft- ' I , , . Q fur-1.5 .- K. xr' .. U !'.'+- 4- ilrljwu' -' 1 ,V f'l . I T x If 'E' 1- L' 'r lr if 1?- 'K IIE! ,f f5 V f Af-1 l If 3' .'-' V 'K' .J cw 5 vy' 1 X f. -fl 8 x 'vu N -..., , 1. R A-75.12. na' :dui 1 u I v 1 n'Hg' THE ECHO HISTORY OF POSEY TOWNSHIP llentonville was named in honor of Thomas Hart Benton. a noted states- man of Missouri. NYhy towns in several of the different states were named after him may he explained by his prominence in the Senate as a senator from Klissouri for thirty successive years, beginning in 1821. There he advocated a railroad to the Pacific, and an amendment to the Constitution which would permit the people of the United States to vote directly for President. He bitterly fought in the Oregon dispute. the fifty-four forty advocates, Cal- houn's proslavery propaganda, the compromise measures of Henry Clay, and the rechartering of the United States Bank. Bentonville is located south of the center of Posey Township on the 'l. Bl. K 1. railroad, a branch of the main Pennsylvania line. XYilliam Dickey surveyed and plotted the site of the village. consisting of thirteen lots. for the proprietor, joseph llale. December 7, 1838. A small addition was made in 184-l by Thomas K. Stiles. XYilliam Young, a tailor. built a house on the town site before it was surveyed and doubtless was the first business man on the ground. Among other business men were: Bradley Perry, the neighbor- hood hlacksmithg Samuel Dickey, .loseph McCauley, Wioodford Dale, .-Xlfred l.oder, and Xlioodson. merchants, and NYilliam Stockdale, tanner. The Bentonville Post Office was formerly known as Plum Orchard and was established under this name in 1827 with Moses Ellis as Postmaster. In 1838 the name was changed to Bentonville and Samuel Dickey was the Post- master. The Post Office has been moved from place to place over the town. The first location, as far as could be found, was in a building where XYill Clif- ton's barn now stands. lt has been located where Klr. Clifton's house is to- day: in lilla Knapp's house where l-lenby's now live, with Oliver Swift as Postmaster: in a building which stood about where Glen XYalters now lives. with Henry Hauhn. father of lDeForrest Hauhn, as Postmaster: where John Smullen's house now is: in the store room where Mrs. Mary .lane Hackleman now lives. with Klr. Courtelyou serving as Postmaster: the room joining Xlieavei-'s house, formerly the bank room, with Lige Knapp, brother of Caro- line Knapp. and later l.ena Bridgeman serving: the store of V. D. Chance with he himself serving. and from there it was moved to its present location in lidward Millers grocery store with Mr. Miller as Postmaster. There have been very few places of business in Bentonville, but on in- vestigation we find that there have been various places of interest worth considering. About where XYilliam Clifton's barn now stands Jim Baker used to run a shoe shop and Post Office, and a toll gate near. just across the street where now is Mrs. Rea's barn, Stockdale's had a tannery. There was a saw mill. about forty years ago. which was located just north and across the road from our town hall. This saw mill was run by James Crawford. father of Mrs. Nettie Freeman. Fred Ginrich had a wagon and harness shop about where Lewis Ginrich lives today. There has always been a blacksmith shop here. This was run from 1900 to 1919 by Frank Hackleman, then turned over to 12. llliller and located in the west part of town. ln the little room on the east side of 'XYeaver's house has not only been a little grocery store and Post Ullice, but about seventy years ago there was a millinery shop there. ln its last years Claude Keminer sold candy. cigars. and ice cream there. lt was later made our first bank room after which it was abandoned. On the corner where the bank stands today used to be a grocery store. This was owned by Chas. Thompson and run by Cole, XYeb and others and last by lileharger, under whose management it was burned down in 1898. Page thirty THE ECHO The town l1as never grown in size. Tl1is is probably because there are no factories nor any attractions to draw people l1ere. Today there are two gro- cery stores operated by Vlohn Smullen and Edward Miller, a Post Office. a garage owned by Glen XYalters, and a State Bank. A new bank building was erected in 1921. Churches Quite a large number of tl1e early settlers in l'osey Township were Methodists and it was they who formed tl1e first religious body within the towi1sl1ip. They first met in their homes. Tl1e first church was Il log struc- ture located about one and one half 111iles southwest of Bentonville. l.ater tl1e congregation built a frame house at Bentonville, but this was finally dis- posed of to tl1e township 211111 made i11to a public hall. ln this congregation were tl1e little boys and girls wl1o today are our grandparents and elderly people, so111e of whom still live in the township. lt seems strange that this society was almost broken up wl1e11 tl1e first musical instrument. a melodion, was given to the church. The society no longer exists. The organization of tl1e first Christian church in tl1e county was by .lohn P. Thompson, a Baptist preacher. ln 1323 the teachings of .Xlexander Camp- bell reached l1i111 and he began preaching the 11ew doctrine. Thompson naturally became the moving spirit in tl1e organization of Christian churches. The first Christian church was established at Fayetteville in 1329, followefl by o11e at Connersville in 1333, at Bentonville next in 1336, Fairview i11 1313. l-larrisburg i11 1364. and Alpine in 1393. Tl1e Christian church at Bentonville was organized in 1336 by lilder -lohn O'Kane. .-Xmong the charter members were George Yan Buskirk and wife and Freeman Rlunger and wife. Services were first held ii1 tl1e homes of the members, but in 1340 a building was erected. a frame structure Wlllfll stood south of Bentonville a short distance. This church was of tl1e old fashioned type. The seats faced tl1e pulpit, o11 both sides of wl1ich was a door. The men entered fl'U1l1 their door only and sat on tl1eir side of tl1e church. and the women entered from their door o11ly and sat on their side of tl1e church. The seats faced the pulpit to avoid turning tl1eir heads NYl1Cl1 new people arrived. This building was in use until 1334 wl1e11 tl1e present building was erected at a cost of two thousand five l1undred dollars. Une of the members on tl1e building committee was 'lohn XY. 1-lackleman. The ground of an acre and a l1alf was donated to the church by .lohn Gilleland a11d a cemetery was estab- lished adjoining the church. Schools Tl1e first school house i11 the township was located in tl1e southeast corner of the township. and stood on the corner exactly wl1ere a tenant house of Frank 1. Thomas stands today. Tl1e first teacher in the township was George Klanlove, who taught there in 1313. This George Manlove, from North Caro- lina, settled in this vicinity in 1311 and is tl1e grandfather of Ethel Thornburg .lobe and Hazel Florea. The first school house was of tl1e usual primitive type. lt was made of round logs and l1ad a large fireplace from five to ten feet long in the end op- posite the door. lt had greased paper for windows on which was the copy of tl1e letters of tl1e alphabet and Arabic a11d Roman notation. The boys and girls would sit on log be11cl1es witl1 no backs before a desk usually as rude and recite. There were never more than six school houses in tl1e township. Each school house was known by its number. School house No. 1 was located on the Thornburg place northeast of Bentonville. Some of the teachers wl1o Page thirty-one THE ECHO taught there in later years are: john Flynn, Charles Crawford, Estella Man- love, Mary Manlove, Irvin Harnieier, Marie Harmeier, and last, Sarah Hussey. School house No. 2 was located on what is now Thomas Bradway's farm. Some of the teachers who taught there are: Sadie Hathaway, Charles Free! man and Nettie Freeman. School No. 3 was located on the l.amberson farm in the northwest section of the township. Frank Crawford. liarl Crawford, Ida Hutchinson, Fanny Frtel and Mary lrwin taught there. School No. 4 was always known as the Beeson school house and later as the Cummins Corner school. lt was located in the southwest part of the township. Some of the teachers there were: Charles Crawford, Albert Rea, liva l,amberson, Mr. Moor, Frank Crawford, lid -lordan, Miss Jeffrey, Ber- nice Beeson and Nettie Freeman. Mrs. Freeman taught there the longest by far and was the teacher until it was discontinued. School No. 5 was located about one-half mile south of Bentonville on the farm which is now owned by Frank XYeaver. Sullltf of the people who last taught there were: Hiatt Frost, Thomas Murray, Mrs. Addie Beeson. Grace Yan Buskirk, and Ella Lamberson. In l378 this school was moved to a new building which stood where the one at present stands. Two years of high school was then given. .-Xmong the teachers there were B. F. Theibaub. Fletcher Gray, -lohn Carter and wife, limma Sutton, limma and XYill Ginrich. lfrnest Jeffrey, liarl Crawford, Nettie Crawford. lrvin Harmeier and Mr. Broomfield. School No. 6 was on the farm now owned by Oliver Manlove. Marie Manlove, XYill tiinrich and Emma Sutton taught in this school. All of these schools were built along in the fifties. Our high school. built in lS79, was among the first in the county. These schools over the town- ship were one by one abandoned, No. 5, the Cummins Corner school, being the last to be brought to the one at Bentonville in the year 1920. ln 1912 the old high school building was moved to where it still stands and is now occupied by l.ewis Ginrich. The new building was completed in 1912 during the trusteeship of James Bailey. This high school has grown con- siderably and received its commission in 1923. In the same year this build- ing was remodeled and now is a very modern and up-to-date school with Law- rence Stafford as principal. -FRANCES HACKLEMAN. OUR PLACE OF REFUGE There is that good old school, That school of days gone by, To us a friend, a friend indeed, That school of Bentonville Hi. To you we dedicate, dear friend, Because you're worthy of our praise, As time rolls on. and on, and on, Thoughts are of you and old school days. -RAY MON D EVANS. Page thirty-two Qltbletirs THE ECHO BASKETBALL The crack of the pistol at the Connersville Sectional Tourney ended the career of the Bentonville high school team with a heart-breaking defeat by l,aurel of one point. The day before the squad had taken over Springfield in a fast game played as the opening contest of the tournament. The year 192-1-1925 showed great improvement in the local quintet. At the beginning of the season Maurice Jackson was chosen as our captain. The team had some difficulty in getting started, however they began their victo- rious days by defeating the Connersville Seconds on the latter's floor. This victory put new life into the players, and they were very successful the rest of the season. The team showed good coaching and sportsmanship through- out the year. XYe must not forget the second team and the grades. The second team showed good basketball, having won all their games but one and that was lost on foreign floor. lf this team remains together it will he a real winner. Law- rence Rathfon, as their captain, was a good leader and the squad displayed real basketball. especially on the Connersville floor when they defeated the Junior Spartans by a large score. The grades elected Carl johnson as their captain and this team showed that we are developing good material for the future. Teamwork was a dominant characteristic. Bentonville Invitational Tourney On the twenty-fourth of .lanuary we won our invitational tourney and kept the silver loving cup awarded by the Connersville News-Examiner. XYe had hard sailing throughout the day, but nevertheless at the end came out with three victories. XYe defeated Grange in a hard fought battle, our first game, winning hy a score of 19 to 18. ln the afternoon we met Alquina. This was a fast, clean game, in which we won with a JO to 17 score. In the first minute and a half' we led hy a score ot 10 to O, which gave us a lead our opponents could not overcome. XYe met Everton in the finals. This was a hard fought game because both teams had had a trying schedule. XYhen the final shot was fired we had 77 defeated our rivals by a score of -.. to 17. Alquina, 361 Milton, 30: Everton, 16: Grange. 19 Bentonville Bentonville. Bentonville, Bentonville, Alquina, 25 Games and Scores of the Season Bentonville, 18: at Bentonville. Bentonville, 25: at Bentonville. Bentonville. 7: at Everton. : Bentonville, 17: at Bentonville. . 16: Connersville Seconds, 14: at 273 Straughn, 15: at Bentonville. 60: Waterloo, 18: at Bentonville. 29: Gings, 22: at Raleigh. : Bentonville, 17: at Dunlapsville. Bentonville, 48: Everton, 16: at Bentonville. Orange, .2-1: Bentonville, 20: at Orange. Bentonville, 50: Straughn, lo: at Bentonville. Raleigh, 51 Milton, Sl: Bentonville, Laurel. 19: Bent Page thirty-four I Bentonville, lo. Bentonville, 13. 23: Springfield, 20. Bentonville. 18. onville, 465 points: Opponents, 443 Connersvillc. points. -GLENN HUBBELL 'l' II lfl lfl C II O FIRST TEAM Roy Ncwbuulrl Coach Slzillnrd Leslie Baker Glenn Hubbell Maurice Jackson Vl'illiam Collier Edgar Kearns Donald Mason Leroy Cummins . SECOND TEAM Coach Stafford, Willard Hauhn, Robert Manlove, Marvin Wissler, Horace Kellam. Maurice Wolf, Wilbur Wood, Lawrence Rathfon, Raymond Evans, John Gauker Qyell luaderj. Pzurc thirty-live T H E E C H O TRACK AND FIELD Nineteen twenty-live showed a good come-out for Bentonville in the Track and Field Meet of the county. livans, our star runner, came up with three hlue rihhons as rewards from the ineet. Collier, another valuable nian. won two reds and a white for his school. Ilaker added a second place victory to the string. XYe are looking forward to Collier and Baker as valuable nien for the coming' season. The Track and Field Meet aniong the Fayette county schools was held at the Fairview school grounds, :Xpril 2-lth. llentonville won the contest by four points. As a winner of the hanner for two successive years our school is the leader in track in the county. .X summary of the results follows: Event Winners Time or Distance High .lump ............ Mcliraw lOrangel1 Nutty lAlquinaD3 Collier tBentonvilleJ ...,...,.......i..................................i. 5' l' 440-yd. Dash .......... Evans tBentonvillel: Collier tBent0nvillel: R. Fields iflrangel ................,.........,................. 5555 seconds Shot Put .............. .Huntington fAlquina5: Bryant iOrangel: Puniphrey tlfvertonl ......... , .............................. 34' 5 220-yd. Dash .......... XYhite tAlquinal: Collier 1B-entonvilleli Clark ilfairviewl ................................................ ZSF5 sccnnfls Mile Run ,,,,....,,...... Evans tBenton.vil1el: Baker lBentonvillcl1 Brown fAlqninal ............................................. 0.512156 lO0-yd. Dash .......... lYhite lAlquinal: Collier lBentonvillel: A Neff qlivertoni .,..,,,,,,,,....,......,................,..i..... ...llfg seconds Broad Jump .......... Nutty tr-Xlqninaj: Lake 1Evertonb: Bryant H Orangeh ............................................- -------.---AAAA---- 1 5' 3 One-half Mile ..,..... Evans tBentonvillcl: Ruff tOrangel: Brown y tAlquinaQ ...................,................... .............--------'A 2 20335 Final Scores Bentonville 28, :Xlquina 24. Orange 13, Everton 6, Fairview 1. BASEBALL Interest in hasehall is at high pitch as the Echo goes to press. No definite schedule has heen made as yet. Indications show that llentonville will he a leader of Fayette county for the coming season. lYe won the Tri- angular Baseball Club contest in 1924 and we shall endeavor to keep up the good record already estahlished. Q Y V -GLENN HL BIEELL. Page thirty-six W 'rggn ECHO SOCIAL EVENTS Freshman Initiation The Sophomore class initiated the lfreshmen nf V124-25, September 2-lth, at an old empty house two and a quarter miles south ul llentonville. 'lhe lfreshmen met at the local depot and, lit-ing lilindfolderl, were escorted tu the house hy memlmers uf the upper classes. L'pon reaching the house they were given many surprises and complicated tasks In perform. These they did much In the amusement nf the upper class meniluers, faculty, and faculty guests. l.unch was served about 9:38. .Xll departed having enjoyed the occasion and the lfreshmen feeling like experienced high school students. -1.l2.XTH.X B1,L'12. Freshman Return Party The lfreshman class entertained the memliers uf the high school, the teachers, and their guests at the home uf Miss Grace Liurtis on Tuesday eve- ning, Hctoher l-lth. Old fashioned games were played and among the par- ticipants of the contest, llorace liellam won the hob for doughnuts and Mr. 1.. T. Stanford possessed the widest smile. ,Xfter these festivities all gathered around the lionlire and relished a wiener roast comhined with a marshmallow toast. This party was given for the high school in return for the lireshman Initiation. -YlOl.ET Mclililf. Farewell Party The Freshman class gave a lfarewell party in honor of Lawrence Rathfon. lt was given on the evening of lfeliruary 16th in the school gym. The persons present were the Freshmen and their guests. also the faculty and their guests. The affair was supervised by Mrs. Nettie Freeman, sponsor of the class. The gym, in the appearance of a japanese garden, made a very pleasing effect. Ribbon hows nf the class colors, green and white, were presented as favors. In harmony with the quaint japanese decorations, many old fashioned games, such as the Virginia reel, were played. These were enjoyed by all present. The party finally dispersed with many good wishes from the faculty and others to the Freshman class. -ELVA MASON. Sophomore Surprise Party The Sophomore class gave a very pleasant surprise party in honor of two of its memliers, 'Iohn Smiley and Leslie Baker, at the home of Donald Mason. Monday evening, March 23111. By the request of the History teacher the boys planned to go to Uona1d's home to make a cross-word puzzle. Upon arriving there they were very much surprised to find the Sophomores, Seniors and high school teachers with their guests were present. After the surprise, games and other entertainment followed. Dainty refreshments were served, with sweet peas given as favors. XYas the greatest surprise of all, the fact that cross-word puzzles were completely forgotten? -FRANCES XVILSON. Page thirty-seven T H E E C H O Basketball Banquet The mothers of the members of our basketball team uf l92-l-25 desired to honor the boys for the creditable work they had displayed this season. .PX two course supper was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uzro Mason the evening of Xlarch 27th. Members of the team with their guests, the faculty, and the parents of the team were entertained. Toasts were given by the coach, Mr. Stafford, and the team, in which the boys expressed what basket- ball meant to them. The remaining hours were spent in dancing and playing games. The event was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Senior Festivities The closing festivities of the school mark the passing of the Class of l925 from their final activities of public school life into higher institutions of learn- ing or into the broad field of service to the world. The -lunior-Senior Recep- tion, baccalaureate services, and commencement exercises we1'e iittingly ob- served by the Seniors and will no doubt be cherished in their memory long after they have left llentonville high school. The first uf these festivities was that of the -lnnior-Senior reception which was held Saturday evening, May 23rd, in the high school gym. lleautiful deco- rations transformed the playing court into a regular sylvan scene and the Senior colors, hlne and silver. were used in profusion. .X burlesque play to- gether with music were the diversions of the evening. Refreshments were served and some interesting toasts were given. On Sunday evening, May 24th. the baccalaureate services were held in the town hall. .-X most pleasing and instructive sermon was delivered. The commencement exercises, the final nmnber of the Senior activities, was held Tuesday evening, May 26th. The address was delivered by Rev. llcllichael, ofLiol1116I'SYill6, after which the Class of 1925 were presented with their coveted sheepskins for which they had been striving for the past four years. May all their future years be filled with as much joy and happiness as were the ones they spent in llentonville high school. 53554 M95 9 41' Ju t Q 'l' H E E C H O WISE AND OTHERWISE Newlyweds Sophia Moore and tieo. Kletry. Garnet Robinson conducted the inarriage. The couple are happily settled at ll. ll. S. llotel. Second Floor, Suite fi, Ben- tonville, indiana. Friends inay call from 8:30 to '9:lO .X. KI. on any days except Saturdays and Sundays when the couple are taking' recreation. l.lf.X'l'llpX l1l.l'li, Reporter. Discovered at Noon XYhatl Oh. what! is the matter with nie? Ain I hlind or can't I see? ls there a ditterence in my hose? Asked Bliss Rohinson, full of woes. Looking' closely she saw without floulit. She had one on that was wrong side out. If ll' the davenport hroke, what would Statly do? tio to Helen Holter. lf Miss Boggs went a Fishing, XYhy, a Hass, of Course. what would she catch? lf Miss Robinson should let her hair grow out, what would she do? Oh, lloh it. lf Nettie Crawford loved a man, what would he he? ,X lfreenian. lf May found a inushrooin, what would she flu? Go to tins and lfry it. lf Rural Free lleliyery hronght liileta a letter, what would she do? U lxeed it. lf Lee should quit Laughll lin, what would Catherine mln? She would say all lYrig'ht. Helen Stafford was a teacher hrave and hold, Helen was a maid with hair of gold, Like an act of fate. Helen was standing at the gate, XYatching' all the boys on dress parade. Stafford with the ladies was just a gawk. 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Maurice: If the .-Xtlantic cable lay on the bottom of the ocean it looks like it would ground it. Garnet C.: XYhy, Maurice, did you say drown itf XYe Uot the laugfh on you this time, Garnet. A 1 N 1 lt was Monday and Miss Robinson had her mind on something else or dicln't know the dinference between the two. She said, .'Xnimal lndustry and l'lant Husbandry. Miss liloggs was smiling Tuesday and what do you think it was over? Something' in the Spice of Life. Boob: l am going South tonight. Lawrence: XYhat lor? Boob: Going' to Orange to see my l.emon. Bliss Robinson: Frances, what makes the tower of l'isa lean? Frances ll.: I don't know. ll I did l'd take some myself. Mr. Stafford will not see us next year like he does now. lle will be seeing double after 'Iune -lth. Leatha says it is hard to change a tire without a lack. Mr, Fry: You owe me lifteen cents. Miss lloggs: l'll pay you when we have our next teachers' meeting. The pool table to be installed in the laboratory was a failure. Leatha: .-Xlas, Frances XY. parks her Carr on the davenport. Mason: l'll bet it's heavy on the springs. Dill llaker is like an ostrich. Ile thinks if he gets his head under cover he is saved. Bliss Robinson: XYhat did they play when llresident Coolidge came down the steps? Leatha: Ilere comes the- Kliss Robinson: ls that history? Bill Collier is going' to lleaven now. 'lack relieved him of his burdens. Watch the walking sign board. lt had Kick me on it today. Ask Gus Frv. Page forty THE ECHO r 3 I X, Q 5 W , gg - Aer., .5 se. 1 gg N, M N-wi m K ' . . v' ' ff ' H N .. ' f ' -- .N ' ., i A3 N u M ggfix g i f-Y F1 mf 7-fvnrukf-fin-?r1g X h .J nl. Z?:f u f as This D vmfxllttfn .7 - 0776 ., r1s1S?55 ' - 'NN gat Q , w . 1 f w f .A , ' 2 f 'Ke A ' , I .,., , e -I dh w X 1 , Q f Ck V ff N-47 N 1 I' M Km ':Tii':'+ .g 5'5?f, . , 5. '1' '160 M ' .1 F' whiff if 3 , 3 Gnd ,W , i 1 . ,B ' 'f A-4131: r . ' '-An? N X - K '- , v Manic . ' 42. '1 I -1 x 5 gf'-., Q F sw., Sy X N r 'vu N J. 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Q1 11 O- g ug ,QW W I I I I 1 N . .S U 2 1 11 11 gi 11 I5 Em 33 E is 11 1: 1 5: 51 IW gg Q 326 1: 1: Ia EJ :1 W5 EE gag 23 11 :. is 1: 1 Ei 5: U 11 .1 5 g, .1 F, O 1I 11 1 1, 5 Q nh 1 11 1 OIG: II B3 'Q 11 11 is 11 1 EI- :I :I 5 1: 5 ,I 11 :I I VE1 1: as 1: 1: 1, sg 1: NE gl .1 1. N .1 EN ' 11 11 m 3' I: E1 I1 ,1 I :EJ I 11 1' 1 ,.. :1 1' 1153. sg :: 1: 1: Q :E lg ni 52 11 :1 I' E ,, ,, ,. EE E1 '1 11 at , 11 1' 1151 0' 5' 1: 2 3, B 1' gg ,Q 11 5 QE 5: FE ' ga mg s P A Ea WN El- O I THE ECHO ing WHO SAID? l.. 'lf Stafford was immune from L'upid's disease? Miss Boggs doesn't like to dist l lusl affairs in the hall? Miss Robinson doesn't have a llob quite often? Mrs. Freeman didn't sing, Charley, My lloyn? Mr. Fry doesn't stew occasionally? Miss Reed can't steer her Hivvcr clear ul the road? Miss Laughlin can't serve swell thot? Chocolate cookies? Frances Hackleman dot-sn't receive Sunday evening phone Garnet Myers doesn't possess a million dollar smile? Maurice Jackson doesu't like perSiinmons? Leroy Cummins doesn't go to shows any more? Glenn Hubbell won't visit Raleigh? Charles Fry isn't a live toothpick? Raymond Evans wasnt changeable? calls? Elsie Manloye isn't a forty-second cousin to tlolduh Stubbins' neighbor- friend? Garnet Cummins doesn't like lu sing' Kasey hlonesu? Newby wasn't an advocate of exercising for the sake of reducing? lYilliam Collier didn't propose a laxv that lauggies have tail lights? Donald Mason isn't being vainpefl by a teacher? Bill Baker carries a watch? lYilbur XYood is good looking? Frances XYilson isn't tickle? Marie Moore doesn't have dates? Bob lllanlove isn't a detective? John Smiley doesn't know his sister's disposition. Maurice XYolt isn't a coward? Buster Hauhn isn't some sheik? Marvin XVissler doesn't think horseslioes unlucky? Cloyce XYood isn't as slou' as his brother? Elva Mason isn't the best looking girl in school? Grace' Curtis doesn't like to ride in 11110 model Fords? Frances Ryman is willing to give up her interest in the Sophomore class? Mary Braclway isn't a vamp? Violet McKee didn't get her piece of the trophy cake? Johnny Gauker isn't interested in the Fifth Grade? Horace Kellam doesn't read the newspapers? Edgar Kearns isn't a live wire Freshie? Lawrence Rathfon isn't interested in The Flapper XYife ? Leatha Blue didn't try to keep out of XVho Saidu? Page forty-three THE ECHO Page forty-four WEATHER FORECAST ixllil'-i3CI3Ul'U11CI1I grariw Czllin-XYl1c1i I'rim'ipal cunies in zisscnilmly Qturiiiy-XYlic1i Vrincipzil is out Llilcl-Swine lligli Sclimil girls iJ1'j'ifZlt'S2'll' Xxiilflll-'iiEZlCilCI'S, when legsuns :irc nut prepzii XYe1-XYlien ii gmiil time is zihezid Xvilltij'-SOINC Senim' girls, fm' exaniple Lflwlimly-C Jlll' mimls lmefurc :1 numi session THE ECHO Glalenhar SEPTEMBER 8+The iirst day for lfreshinen. llvl but they were green. U-The lirst whole day of school with books ll' everthing. IO-Z9-The same old thing with the same old teachers except-a new Latin teacher, Miss Boggs. ll?-lfleeted the start. lfirst basketball practice. Uh, llovl as QU-:X bad day. liverybody studving hard. OCTOBER 1-K Ph, those monthly tests. .Z-Senior girls called down four times. Think they can do as they please because they are Seniors. 6-Tore down the decorations from the lfall Carnival. 7-Exciting' time in assembly before noon. XYhat happened? XYere the Freshmen entertaining? 9-Bliss llelen lieinnier, an ex-student, visits school. To think you were fxlrs. Rowe and we didn't know it. l3-First and second basketball teams picked. Now for state title. 1-l-Poor lfrances's only tliouglitsfXYliite Star gasoline and poodle dogs. 15-Mr. Staltordz XYhy are you late? Glenn: Because school began before I got here. 20-Back again. Thanks for State Teachers' Association. 23-The annual has been christened the lieho. 27-Blue Monday for the lfreshmen. Sorry for you infants, but the direc- tions say take a Latin test. 31-This dav made us think that November davs so cold and drear will soon be here., NOVEMBER 4-The election even affected B. H. S. XN'e elected Coolidge president. Hope the Civics class appreciated our efforts. 10-Donald and XYilbur sent out of l'.atin class, Now, Sophoniores, be careful. ll-John is small but mighty. Freshmen extend congratulations for holding your hand over the inap so long. I2-Getting' sent from Caesar is a habit, Xvilbur. 1-l+Eclg'ar talks out loud as much as Seniors. 17-First snow, Garnet shivers at sight of nrst Hake. 18-English test this time, Freshies. 19-XYI15' is it that Frances ll. and Garnet Xl. are still singing' Charley, My Bovu? 2-l-Momlay morning and Mr. Stafford is sleepy again. 26-Wye are thankful for Thanksgiving. Another vacation. The Lf S. History Class gave a playlet, The First Thanksgiving'. Page forty-five T H E E C H O DECEMBER l-Staff had a meeting. Adopts plan to canvas township. Fverybody boost for the iiEL'lllJ.v. 3-XYliy is Leatha sleepy today? Ask ,-Xlmer Parker. -l-The Seniors wish to thank -Iohn for entertaining Mr. Stafford while they have a good time. 5-XYe boys are sorry, girls, we have other things to do besides dressing like the l'rince of XYales and visiting school as Almer Parker, Casey Thompson, Raymond XYissler, and XX'ayne tiroves. 8-lilluer Monday but Merry is still coming. Get your stockings darned and chimney cleaned out, Freshies. '7--lohn was attacked by the being'-sent-trut-of-class-itis. lO-Freshies had to stay in at noon. Remember Santa always asks if you have been good children. 17-Robbers in town. The good citizens assisted officers in pursuit of gang, efforts fruitless. Did some of the high school boys run the other way? Late to school and no themes. 15-Hurrah! No school. Furnace needed repairing. Faculty enjoyed day at Indianapolis. It is rumored they saw the Follies. lo-Two Seniors try to rival -lack Dempsey. Glenn was rather bloody, but Raymond seemed none the worse as a result of their attempt to settle their dispute by primitive methods. 17-Reviewing for exam tomorrow. Remember Napoleon at XYaterloo. l'l-Last day of exams. XYe realize how little we do know. 22h.'Xfter a sleepless week-end, in which we were haunted by ghosts of what we inight have done, we learned our grades were only fair. Xyhere have our brilliant students gone? 23-Merry Xmas and a llappy and Prosperous New Year to you. JANUARY J-New Years resolutions in order: He, the Freshmen. resolve to study harder and play less in 1925. XVe, the Sophomores, resolve to study Caesar every day. We the Juniors, resolve to keep our record as spotless as it has been in the past. XYC, the Class of 1925, resolve that our example to others shall 'be above reproach. Step up, faculty, you're next. 6-Seniors have good time. Oh, those broken New Year's resolutions. 12-Freshman volley ball team won two games at noon. Good work. Freshies. 15-Everybody making posters. Connersville Glee Club Thursday night. 1-l-Look pleasant, please. Class, grades, team, step up and have your pictures taken for the annual. 15-County Superintendent, his son and Mr. Rayl visit school. Juniors and Seniors gone to have profiles photographed for Echo. 70-NYliy is Garnet C. singing' XYe Are Out to XYin, lioysu? 22-Call Casey! Garnet C. sprained ankle playing' volley ball. Ask Maurice why Frances ll. has fingers tied up so carefully. Page forty-six 23-llegiiiiiiiig of another week-in other words it's Monday. '73 'l' H E E C H O 23-Preparing for tourney tomorrow. NYe are going' to keep the cup. lt seems to be perfectly at home in our assembly. 26-Tourney is over and we won the cup. Nine Rahs for Team! 30-Flect representative to go tu Comiersville to select Senator for Fayette county to junior Legislature. The Freshmen learned early in the game how to maintain a deadlock. .Xre you playing politics, Freshies, or kill- ing time? FEBRUARY 2-Seniors sent out of class. Miss Robinson didn't have the heart to send the Freshmen back. 4-Girls improving in volley ball, but boys still like to instruct them. 5-Grade boys play Gaar of Cainbridge tonight, Seniors practice That's One on Hill. 6-llig game at Connersville tonight. 7MSaturday and school. Some day to gn to school, l'll tell the big Hat world. 9+l'oor Sophomoresl A three-hour test in Caesar, lYednesday. ll-This is the day of that Caesar test. Students campaigning for Maurice Jackson for Senator. ll-l'rogram today and Garnet Myers won the Lincoln Medal. She had to speak for it, though. 16-ll. H. S. lost to Raleigh last night. Freshmen have a party. 17-The morning' after the night before for Freshmen. 13-Seniors still at That's One on llillf' First team orders sweaters. l7on't see why, thought they all had one. 19-History class draws maps. .Xt least that's what they said they were. Seniors, we are waiting' to see what that was on Hill. 20-Mr. Stafford's mother visits school today. Horseshoes bring' bad luck. Marvin brought one to school today, but he had to give it to the janitor. Suppose .lake thought he would shoe his horse. -Free throw tourney held this afternoon. XYilliam Collier scored most points for boys. Elsie Manlove for girls. 26-The boys who petitioned that the laboratory be turned into a pool room are serving their time. They have found out that the less money one pledges the less time he has to serve. 27-B. H. S. lunior team plavs C. ll. S. luniors tonight. First and second teams play Milton. I i MARCH 2-juniors won by high score, 32-15. First and second teams lost. Mr. Stafford fell out of his chair. Oh, no! Prohibition law is still in effect. 3-Freshmen had to stay in because they did not have a good Latin lesson. That's what they get for Lack-in lesson. 4-Sophomores, hluniors, and Seniors went to hear Coolidge give his in- augural address. No, not to lYashington. D. C.-out to l l2lClil6lll21I1lS. 6-Sectional tourney begins at Connersville to1ho1'1'ow. Teams and others go, the rest had a ciphering match. 9-Another volley ball game. lO-Some Sophomore boys were sent out of Latin class. Boys, a Latin class is a class in Latin. Page forty-seven I 'film ECHO ll-Most of the prisoners serving time because of the pool room petition were released today. You know, boys, it wouldn't be quite right to have a pool room in a l'liysics laboratory. ll-llave you seen Marvin today? lle has a new red sweater. John was afraid he would put it on backwards, so he put a B on the back. Suppose he forgot that ll stands for before. too. 13-We were a class without a teacher this morning. XYonder why. lo-Glenn was at school early this morning. l.et's feast over it. Miss Robin- son has a new red sweater and Miss Boggs a new cold. Miss lloggss mother and sister visited school today. 17-captains for each grade drew for school tourney. lfreshmen vs. Grades, Sophomores vs. Seniors. l8-lfreshies had class meeting' at noon. U41 you suppose they really think they will win the tourney? l'J-Everybody preparing' for tourney. Choose your colors. JO-liirst session of tourney is over. lfreshmen and Seniors won. Finals to- night. Z3-lfreshies are the winners. .Z-l-,luniors are so sleepy. 'lion much surprise party. Mrs. Collier presents the Freshmen. winners ofthe tourney, with a delicious cake. Zn-Xlary said l3enique was a man's name. 30-Track team practices at noon. . l-lfveryone is rather quiet today. Planning' how to fool some one tomor- -1 3 row, maybe. APRIL l-.'Xl'Rll. FUUI.. 2-llarvin was sent from class. lle will do better some day. lidgar upsets the dictionary. S-lfreslimen and Sophomores had some time in the assembly the first period this afternoon. lflope it doesn't end in a hard time. 9-The hlunior boys studied their lessons the first period before noon. llonest. 10-Track try out today. 13-Klr. Stafford was in school only one period this morning. Said he didn't feel good. There are many times people don't feel good. l-ls-llill llaker tried to sit on a seat that wasn't there. He found one, though! 15-The girls are trying out for track meet. We heard that Mr. Stafford is to be married June -lth. 16-The faculty and .-Xthletic club gave XVives to Burn. Mr. Stafford is in it, too. 17-23-Track team practice, study, more track team practice and more study. 24-Track meet at Fairview. B. ll. S. Came off with honors. lYe did the same last year. 27-30-Ntorking in order to win on the last stretch. MAY l-lf we don't look like May Howers we can look for them. 4-.X month from today Nr. Stafford's single blessedness l FJ ends. 5-l-l--Still laboring' on the last stretch. 15-lfveryone is wondering what the exam questions will be. llirlloday is Senior day. Hope they don't tear down assembly. 22-junior-Senior reception tomorrow night. Baccalaureate Sunday evening. 75-This is the day when the teachers decide our fate. XYonder if they won't be just a little bit kind. Zo-lfveryone has finished the last stretch. XYe have learned our fate and, after all, teachers have hearts just like the rest of us. Page furly-eight 'I' II E E C II O Compliments of EDWARD ISRAEL Jeweler Q CONNERSVILLE, IND. Dependable and Smooth Performance DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS Balsam Automotive Corporation Phone 84 North of Post Office CONNERSVILLE, IND. WESTINGHOUSE BATTERY SERVICE A C DAYTON RADIO SETS B f U ff, W 2 R '56 O'NEAL Sz FRANKLIN PHONE 1048 719 CENTRAL AVE Connersville, Ind. 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Authorized Dealers Lincoln F0 r d Fordson The Universal ' Car CARS-TRUCKS- TRACTORS Cambridge City, Indiana Phone 435 USED CARS, Phone 460 Just a Page From Stafford's Notebook Charles Sutton Miss Laughlin Clarence Brenner Mr. Fry Alva Durham Miller Brothers Charles Kidwell Alvin Lester Kellam Edwin Stant Paul Roathey Theodore Stevens Oren Kemmer Robert Evans Floyd Brockman Miss Reed John Simmons Pupils passing between rooms Pupils! conduct. Call Glockzin. Helen. Psychology of Marriage by Galli- chan. Shelf for Medicine Class pins. Page fifty 'I' II E II U GREEN BROS. Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers 610 Grand Ave. To Whom It May Concern A little knife did its work well pro- pelled by two Senior girls. Mr. Prin. save the pieces. Sorry, girls, but you better take a needle and thread next time. 122 W. Seventh Street F. W. FISHER General Store at Harrisburg SE Connersville Phone Otlice Opposite Auditorium DR. H. W. SMELSER Special Attention to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat GLASSES FITTED Connersville, Indiana HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS TRACTORS We also truck anything you want moved RUSSELL LAMBERSON Straughn, Indiana QUALITY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES AND MEATS MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS CANDY AND TOBACCO JOHN W. CLAYTON, Straughn New Lisbon Phone 11-86 Cambridge Phone 22-362 P 5, fifty T H E L1 HO Just Remember Us for ACCESSORIES, TIRES, AUTO PARTS AND STORAGE We Thank You Clifton Accessories Corp. Connersville, Ind. 727 Central Ave. Phone 1045 ED MILLER BENTONVILLE, IND. General Store and Post Office Cambridge Phone 80 on 179 Falmouth Phone 45-13 PORTER'S STUDIO FOR PHOTOS THAT PLEASE Opposite Court House Phone 671 Connersville, Indiana H. M. ZEHERING, D. D. S. McFa1'lan Bldg. Connersville, Indiana L. LAYTON LYDY INSURANCE INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING News Examiner Building Just across from Court House Connersville Phone 835 Page fifty-tw T H E E C H O FALMOUTH STATE BANK Always at Your Service in All Ways Falmouth, Indiana Make Our Bank Your Bank G. T. WALTERS G Remember, that there is a Re-Serv- Garage and Confectionaries ice Shop at Cambridge City, stocked and equipped to serve you better with Music, Electric, or Radio Goods of a great variety and high quality. For ' over eleven years public confidence has been gained by right prices and un- usual accommodation. BENTONVILLE, IND. Cambridge Phone 22-179 I I WE ARE SCHOGL BOOSTERS IN EVERY WAY JOHN E. SMULLEN GROCERIES and HARDWARE Cambridge 80-247-llPHONES?-llfalmouth 45-23 Thrift is not a natural gift, but an acquired habit. -Chauncey M. Depew. Systematic saving is the keynote of good citizenship, good morals, and stimulates better living. We offer our facilities, and solicit ac- counts of a few cents, as well as larger ones. Come in and see us. BENTONVILLE STATE BANK Bentonville, Ind. We are strong boosters for our Bentonville School, and all its activities. Page fifty-th T II E E C II O THE SANITARY MARKET The Home of Good Meats A JOHN SHELPMAN 410 Central Ave. SEEDS Limited amount of Good Clover Seed at very reasonable prices in compari- son with today's market value, also Mighty Good Alsike and Timothy CHANCE BROS. Connersville, Ind. Penn View Greenhouse FALMOUTH, INDIANA CUT FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS Also Vegetable Plants in Season PHONE 51 Phone 188 CITY BAKERY Mettel Bros., Props. 4222 Central Ave. Phone 63 Connersville, Ind. BALDWIN PIANOS PLAYERS AND GRANDS We have a piano at the price you wish to pay. When better pianos are made Baldwin Company will make them. SMITH'S MUSIC CO. 511 Central Ave. Connersville P ge fifty-four 'I' II E E C H O INSURANCE FOSTER SL HITTLE for every need -l iw Complete line of Gas, Oil, and Pi -:Q Accessoriesg Goodyear Tires and Tubes. ERNEST R. .IEFFERY -H-i+- 901 Walnut St. Connersville, Ind. Fal. Phone. Falmouth, Ind. LEVINSON'S A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE Dry Goods-Won1en's Wear-Draperies Luggage-Toys-Millinery We do not handle any seconds, rejects, irregulars, nor sub-standardsf' L E V I N S O N ' S CONNERSVILLE, IND. NEAL 8z STOLL FAIRVIEW GENERAL T1 sToRE PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC WIRING 'l Lenna Benson, : Proprietor Phone 280. Connersville, Ind. I Phone 41 I I P g fifty fi T II E E C H O THE MEN'S SHOP WE DRESS THE TOWN gr ' I l Connersville, Ind. HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle - Bicycles - Guns - Flashlights and Radios REN-BU SPORTING GOODS CO. Connersville, Indiana FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cambridge City, Ind. Amply Fitted to Transact Your Banking Busines Give Us a Trial and be Convinced. THE EC HO DR. L. A. REES Ask DOPE 01- f-MICK DENTI ST about GEO. R. BEESON Connersville, Indiana Phome 1328 Chevrolet Dealer 11010 VV. 5th St. Connersville, Indiana D. C. SMITH WALTER E. REES MEAT MARKET FAIRVIEW Post Otlice, Falmouth, Indiana l Local and Long Distance Hauling . , T General Cement Work Dublin, : : : Indiana F Home Killed Meats Falmouth Phone 13-56 l FAYETTE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY REQEQQMI' ilx f ' Resources, 52,750,000 Member Federal Reserve System A Bank Prepared to Take Care of Your Many Needs. FOUR PER CENT ON SAVINGS LEFT THIRTY DAYS OR MORE P IZ fifty T H E E C H O F. E. BUCKLEY CO. 624 Central Ave. Our new and Complete line ot' WALL PAPER is mod- ern and we solicit your patronage. We also have new and attractive novel- ties in our GIFT AND ART DEPARTMENT Make Our Store Your Headquarters Compliments from THE IDEAL CANDY SHOP While in town make yourself at home in our store THE IDEAL CANDY SHOP Connersville, Indiana I. J. L. HARMEIER INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE I WHAT ARE YOUR NEEDS? Cambridge City, Ind., Phone 410 T H E E C H U See BUICK CCACH J. W. SHAW Best Buy for the Money. for Tailor-Made Suits, Trousers, - -1 and all Gents' Furnishings 14 Cleaning and Pressing 1395 W. Delaware 721 Central Ave. Connersville Buick Co. Connersville, Indiana Phone 507 LElTER'S The Busy Store The Best in any event and most likely the cheapest CONNERSVILLE, IND. l C- H- CARVER THE PEOPLE'S BANK I N S U R A N C E Straughn, Indiana Office Room No. 6 Second Floor of the l Solicits YOLII' Patronage Thornburg Building A 715-717 Central Ave., I We pay ilu. on mme q , I deposits. - Connersville, Indiana I Phones: Oiiice 750. Res. 3 on 528 R- E- BRADWAY, ' Cashier l P g Hfty ,I ,I U . ig,.' ., :':, Iii .. X . yf, , 'sl W. Q., uw. ,. 4 sg 5 ww. - ' HH . A ,,v, I '.,, .,,, A Qi! ' ,'., , . -4' '1' I ,uw -A-,364 2+ Ag-ii. M., -.,z'f:.. ..f-,,'fzy'f'- 5 f L, wif''X-spi fGyf :f-'-'49-'-.' 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Sixth St. ETHEL HORRALL Beauty Shoppe For a marcel see the Horrall Beauty Shoppe lVIcFarlan Bldg., or Phone 1288 We also do Hemstitching Phone 1350 7th and Grand TINGLE'S Careful Dry Cleaners of Clothing 'NW' EXT Ask Mick', Smullen He Knows GRADUATION GIFTS That are Beautiful, Useful and Lasting will be found at OLD RELIABLE KEHL'S JEWELRY STORE L . 5.1591 fjffxgn 2,39 u V. 41 whlgy Q mg- tai' 5 4 Xmas 1 E' R1 .5 .mix Lfgifrq eg '1 Corner 5th and Central Ave. Connersville, Ind. The Locke Company Home Builders We help the man who never had a chance to help himself. Connersville, Ind. JACOB GROSS Proprietor THE FALMOUTH ELEVATOR Dealer in Grains, Seeds, Coal, Cement, and Pumps. I Falmouth, Ind. Pg ty T II E E C H O l Compliments 421 cena-ai Ave. H. W. JONES of Grocer First National Bank E Connersville, Ind. Connersville PYIOHG 90 Cut Rate Shoe Store I- N Leads in Style lil' . , -Lowest in Price A Good Bank for Savings Connersville, Indiana NEW LINCO GAS We have just installed two tanks, 1,000 gallons each, and two new double bowl visible pumps. We invite the public to give our LINCO GAS a trial. Once a trial, a REGULAR customer. Use Linco Gas BELL TIRE SERVICE 7th and Grand. Connersville, Indiana. Pg tt T II E E C H O Qu-jun Vs 'U T 'X 53, 1 N 4 fn 5' ,. 2 x 1. ,N xr' '1 N mx i if gift? .4 is UWGT When you select the Stafford Engraving Company to serve you, you command not only skill but POWER. Here, in this ideal plant, with every worthy device of mod- ern equipment and process, Works an organization of spec- ialists and experts, gradually brought together over a period of thirty-two years. W hm you rammafzd, cammafzd the but STAFFORD ENGRAVING Co. Meridian and Pratt Streets Indianapolis, Indiana tiwf., , -. , X , fl-. 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