Bloomfield High School - Bee Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1924 volume:

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S. for the year of 1924. If in years to come this book recalls to its reader pleasant memories of his high school days, then our aim has been attained. Page Three CThe Building Sinee moving i11to this new buihling, the Illoomtiehl Iligh Sehool has been well organize-tl and equipped to meet the needs of young people of Davis Uounty. A stanllarcl eollege preparatory course takes eare of those who plan to Plllltl' eollege immediately after eompleting the high sehool 1-ourse. About half of all our graduates go to eollege earlier or later. 'Phe state of Iowa has the problem of providing teachers for the rural schools. 'l'o get a sullieient number ot teachers without establish- ing more state normal sehools, the state has designatetl eertain sehools to be Normal Training lIigh Schools. The llloomtiehl lligh Sehool is one, and its normal training eourse is aided by the state. Over twenty young people Complete this eourse eaeh year. llloomiiehl and vieinity is a purely agrieultural community. That fart has been recognized in the introtluetion of a vorutional agriculture eourse, aided by the state and the federal government unfler the Snfth- llughes law. The eourse is open only to boys who at-tually live on farms. To meet the oreupational needs of boys and girls who expect to tintl employment in the business house, a eommereial course has been eslablishefl. It oifers typewriting, stenography, and bookkeeping. About ninety-four per rent of all the girls beeome responsible for the management of homes. 'Phat is why the state and the federal gov- ernments eneourage home eeonomies eourses and aid the schools that maintain them. Again, the llloomiiehl lligh Sc-hool is abreast of the times, and almost every girl who goes here gets into the popular home eeonomirs work. l'ly.1 Pour A 1 l':x:'jm- Nix Faculty H. OSTERGAARD, Snpf Iowa Stahl Tl-'2ll'1l0l'S Cullvge-B. IvI1iYt'l'SitY of Iowa-M. A. Page Eight J. U. HOGLAN, Prilwipznl Cm- Uullogv IvI1iVt'FSitj' of Iowa-B. A. F ANNA L. UVFFIELD I,l'2lk0 I'11iv0x'sity. SHllt1lt'I'll Iowan Normal. I'uivm'sity nf Iowa. S'l'l+ILLA M. FRY Inwu XVOsl0yan-B. A. ARTIIVR T. HRONVN Tarkio-B. S. FANNIE l'. GILMORIC Iowu XVPSIPYIIII-B. S. 1 1 'MRS GENEVA PATTERSON Iowa State College-B. S. EDITH JONES P01111 Cullegi--B. A. wg..-.4 Page Ton MRS. EDITH HIUKMA N Rltlllllllllltll College-B. A. School of 01'at01'y, Blillllllllllfh. 4 H. J. CHANFE Pe-1111 CnllvgcQB. A. FK G. STIICNSMICYICR K:111S:1s I'11ivo1'sity-H. A. f'I1l41I1A II. XVELLRORN Kznusns Stntv T0?ll'h0I'S' Cnllogrv. KIIIISIIH Ap:1'ic-11lt111':1l Uollvgv-H. S. A. FORXYIN PERISHO P01111 P11111-go-B. A. A GRACE E. REYNOLDS UlM'l'1ill l'n11so1'v:1to1'y of Music- B. Sc-11. M. ,.. 'Ev my l i 1 I 1 -1' lil MEmORlflm Of 0 FERN UATHARINIC XVARREN Septv111lw1'30, 1909 M2lI'K'll 5, 1924 Page Twelve FOI'Il'S brief two yours in Ii. li. S. haul vilflslillwl ll0l' to all who knew her. lim' high rank in the vlass P00111 and in athletics was SllI'IlllSS9lll only by her position i'1 the hearts of hor nmny fl'lPI1tlS. The student body, in the lmppixlofss of the school your, I'E'llll'lllllPl'S with il pang of sorrow tl1 mt so Swvot ll 1'l1211'zu'tv1' il1l1l.Slll'll il loving' lN'l'S0'lilllfV NVIS Sllllllll0llI'1l from its l'1IllliS in ZIIISWUI' to tht- final vall. 0 CLASSES i I 5 I E I E I I E n l , 1 1 P I P F A 5 i i I A I Q i I i , Gb 4 6' ,W 'K WG N N N lo Sw -pg ff X HE WIS v A ? 7f9 v'7, ':f'mil5: ' ui-5 I :f il-RF Cy, vi'5,1lif44n,x-Q X QQ:-N ,WAV KHVIA Q 7,6 7,,.'f5f,N:E.11i?:L M rip' 'KL g F I . .' . iii: -Sq. 1 --uf ' fx MM 2:3 A .nz KN wif QP . que g ab fr' -Ig 'E -f f , q , y 4 KW 'I - Sl Y x SEIIIORS I up lhutun Page Folirteen Marvin Patterson Pat Oratorieal Contest 1. Class President 4. Post Staff 4. Annual Staif 4. The more we study, the more we dis- cover our igznoranee. Lorene McCarty Glee Club 1. Post Staff 4. Thy modesty is a candle to thy ln:-rit. Mary Evans Normal Training 3, 4. Seeretary and Treasurer T. 4. The humorous element of any class on report day. LeRoy McAv0y Lou Glee Club 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Football 4 Class Play 4 The rest o' yon little boys will grow up some day. Claude Porter Baseball 1. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Class President 2. Basketball 2, 4. Football 2, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4 Class Play 4. Our own little Beau Brnmmell. Rachel Taylor Sara Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Declamatory Contest 1, 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Class Play 4. She doesn't have to dress loud to en- able yon to hear her coming. Alice Ethell Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Annual Stal? 4. Class Play 4. A smile for everyone. Alfred White Pete Class 'l'reasm'er 1. 'l'raek 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Vlass President 3. Debating 3. Normal Training 3, 4. Treasurer Debating 4. Post Stad 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 4. Class Viee President 4 Ile wants but little here below, but he wants that little long. Floyd Hubbartt 'Praek 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Ulass Play 4. We wonder where his future lies, Perhaps he, too, will sean the skies. Louise XViS6lIl2ll'l Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Dec-lalnatory Contest 3, 4. Post Stal? 4. Class Play 4 Her pleasant disposition Is her valued acquisition. Esther Griiiin Deelalnatory Contest 4. She doeth the little things that most of us leave undone. Ora Lough Glee Club 3, 4. Normal Training: 3, 4. We ean't form any fixed opinion about such a quiet person. Page Fifteen nge Sixteen Rosa Horn Rose Glee Club 2. Annual Staff 4 A queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. Glen Post Snake Basketball 2. Nearly killed onee by a train of thought passing through,his mind. Minerva Jones. Normal Training 3, 4. True to her friends and the World. Paul Grant Track 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4.' Normal Training 3, 4. Basketball 4. Class Play 4. A runner who always gets there. Ermyntrude Smith Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Orc-hestra 4 A nightingale dwells in her slender throat. q Hilda Horn llidd,V Glee Club 2, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Here is a maiden' without pretense, Blessed with reason and common sense. Donald Newland Doc 'l'l'IlI'k 3, 4. Uluss Pluy 4. 0 for tho lovv that li0S in w0mnn's 1-yi-s-f-uml lie-s--und livs-und lic-S! Phlov Pl'04'l0I' Nurmul Training 3, 4. Sho has no fuults, ur we no faults cnn flnd. Hazel Livingston Hel' hvnrt is survly in hm' work, Slnfs nvvvr known to lug or shirk. Lua-illv Rhodes G14-9 l'lulp 1. Buskvllrull 3, 4. A virtuous girl. lifllllilll lVilkins0n Glu-0 Ululv 1, 4. Nm-null 'Frnining 3, 4. A ll'llll0l' hvurt, u will inflvxihlf-. flll2ll'l0S f'1'a1ve11 Sh0rty', 'l'ra1ck 1, 2, 3, 4. Fluss Svvrotnly and Trvusurm' 3. Fuothnll 3, 4. Buskvtbull 4. Aununl Stuff 4. Littlv buys shuulal lw in knvv fl'UllSPl'S. SA-von! me l+iig.rhteen Mary Keegan Mieky Deelamatory Contest 1, 2, 3. Class Seeretary 1. Glee Cfub 1, 2, 1. Nornml Training: 2. -2, Class Viee President 3 Viee President N. 'l'. 4. TJ-ebate 4. Post Qtaff 4. Class Play 4. She-'s a dear little miss with a briaht little smile. And a niee pleasant way that makes life worth while. Susanna Barnes 4'Snsie Glee Club 1, 2. She has a way with her. I. 0. Harper Class Vice President 1. Class Secretary and Treasurer 2. Glee Club 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Seeretary and Treasurer N. T. 3. Class Play 4. They cheated him on his name, but l1e's had the best of life every sinee. Bernice lVilc-oxson Glee Club 1, 2. 4. Class Viee President 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4. lleelamatory Contest 4. Class Play 4. A breath from the sunny South. Helen XVaggoner Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Deelaniatory Contest 2. 3, 4. Normal Training.: 3, 4. The more valuable articles a1'e often wrapped ill small packages. DeYVitt Henge f'Diek Track 1, 2. Glee Club 3, 4. Class Play 4. Tile extent of a lll8ll,S knowledge is not to be judged by how much he talks. Goralrl Mills .T9rry'7 Track 3, 4. Annual Stuff 4. Class Play 4. Fools get by wlu-rv angels fear to try. Erma Lomlerlvavk Il0K'llllll!lf0l'y Cont:-st 3. Normal 'l'l'1lll1lllj.'L' 3, 4. Gln-0 Club 4. Sho has a twinklv in lN'l' 1-yo. And whoa sho smiles-oh my! Leofa. Bell Normal 'l'1'ainin,1: 3. 4. I-'l'0Sllll'llf N. 'l'. 3. Class Sm-4-rm-tary and 'l'l'02lSlll'0I' 4. An hom-st-to-goodnoss studm-nf. Russell Allen Vivo l'r1-sillollt N. 'l'. 3. l'l'1-sidvnt N. 'l'. 4. Glvv Club 4 Annual Staff 4. Class Play 4. Quivt aml unassuming, but an all-round good vlmll. Rolwrf Sturgis Bob Football 3, 4. Gloo Club 3, 4. Baskvtball 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Play 4. A follow you just naturally vmft help but 1-all Bob. lflvaline Gleason Glev Club 1, 2, 3. 1'm 11-ally over ton, 1-von though I llfbllvf look if. 4 I President - I 5 i Okle Coy Pete Class President 1. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Does everything he goes into plays football-hard, but fair. and always elean. as he Thelma Hunter Normal Training 3, 4. Post Staff 4. Just a modest little miss. Harry Herod 'Shebal' Glee Club 3, 4. Normal Training 3, 4. Class Play 4. Genius is a capacity for avoiding hard work. CLASS OFFICERS - Marvin Patterson Vice President - - - - Alfred White Secretary and Treasurer - - Leota Bell Q Page Twenty Senior Class Junior-Senior Banquet - - iq May 10 Class Play, f'St0p Thief ' ------- Q - May 15-16 Baccalallreate Address by Rev. Nefllercilf, Clnrisfian flll1ll'C'll b - May 18 f'0llllllk?lll'8lll6Ilt Plxercises, High School Auditoriuni - - - A Mayi23 Address by IDP. Edwin L. Starlmvk, llIllVf'I'Slly of Iowa Fl0W6l'-iAIl18I'llfdll Beauty Rose Motto-Finished, yet beginning Colors-Orallge and Black Page Twenty-0nd Class History It was on September 4, 1920, that the Sophomores were busier than ever before, performing their annual initiation of the largest class of Freshmen known in B. H. S. up to that time. The number was fifty-two. and this seemed exceedingly large, especially i11 the old building. The hearts of the Freshmen were heavy as they first ascended the stairs, feel- ing as if they had undertaken an endless proposition. Of these fifty-two eighteen have been summoned elsewhere, but the remaining thrity-four with the addition of five more have successfully mastered the daily prob- lems placed before them and are now in line for their diplomas. The class has taken a deiinite part in many activities, having had at least one winner in the local Declamatory Contest each year, a de- bater on the first team this year, and a district winner in the State' Essay Contest. The class has excelled in athletics, having captains as well as many other stars in football, basketball, and track. The present Senior class is the iirst to be graduated from the new High School building. Let us hope that they will be a credit to it. The oiiicers of the class for the first, second, and third years were as follows: FRESHMAN President - - - - - - Okle CON' Vice President - - I. O. Harper Treasurer - - - Alfred White Secretary - ---- - llrI21Py Ke8giH SOPHOMORE Ppgsidenf, . . ---- - - Claude Porter Vice President - - Bernice Wilcoxson Secretary and Treasurer - - - I. 0- HQIPPGP JUNIOR President - - - - - Alfred XVhite Vice President - - - - Mary Keegan Secretary and Treasurer - Ull2il'lffS CPRVCH 1 age Twenty-Two Entertainments Masquerade Party The class of 1924, broke into the social world on March 10, 1922, when they entertained the Freshmen of that year at a mfisquerul-e party. The corridors of the old building were very prettily decorated with shamrocks in honor of St. Patrick. A splendid lJl'O2l',llll was carried out, and everyone had a good time. Junior-Senior Banquet They again displayed their ability to entertain at the Junior-Senior Banquet, May 19, 1923. At ti 130 the class with their guefzts, the faculty and class of 15323, gathered at the M. IC. Church, the basement of which was decorated in junior colors. A huge bird cage had been built ol' orange and black crepe paper, in which were three tables awaiting the arrival of the banqueters. A sumptuous dinner was served, at the con- clusion of which the following toast program was given: Toastmaster The Aviary The Owls llootl lloot! The Eagles Twitters - The Doves P00 Coo The Oats The Flight Vocal Solo - - - - Alfred lVhite, '24 - Louise Wiseman, '24 - Mary Keegan, '24 - - Lowell'Reed, '23 - Bernice lVilcoxson, '24 - - Paul Junkins, '23 - Okle Foy, '24 - Opal I Dickson, '23 - Miss Duffield Claude Townsend, '23 - - Miss Slemons Kid Party O11 Saturday evening, February 23, the Seniors, feeling that they wished once more to indulge in some childhood fun before taking up the more serious responsibilities of life, threw aside their dignity, and enjoyed one of the most successful social events of the year. The study hall had undergone a miialculous change, and resembled nothing less than a nursery when the children arrived. The faculty of course were there, and one could not have dis- tinguished some of them from the Seniors. One of the chief amusements of the evening was a school with Leota llell as teacher, another was a flag drill in which eight small boys marched to the tune of a real brass ba11d. Still other pastimes were con- tests, games, and plays. Then came the refreshments, done up in sacks topped off with an all day sucker, which was in keeping with the kid idea. But the 0116 painful thing about being children is that they must re- tire early. So in order to make the party seem more true to its name, the youngsters departed at an early hour and were soon tucked in their cozy beds. l'ag.:e Twenty I ues i Class Prophecy Iles Moines, Iowa, May 10, 1934. Mrs. Hiram Horn Alsap, Mexico City, Mexico. llear Rosa: lVhen I'stepped out of doors this beautiful spring morning illlfl saw the cherry trees blooming in our yard, something about their fragram-e and the beauty of nature brought to my mind pleisint memor- ies of that May in 1924, ten years ago, when you and I aml thirty-seven others received our diplomas from old ll. II. S. r I saw in last week's issue ol' the llloomtield p Lper that the Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. lleulah Jones. I showed the article to Hilda llorn and Evaline Gleason, who are teaching in the IIome Economics department ol' the Roosevelt lligh School. They said that Mrs. Jones was formerly I Iculah Wilkinson, who had been married to the Reverend R. ff. Jones. the 11ew minister at the l'rcsbyterian church. It also stated that Mrs. SIISRIIIIILI lVelch, the assistant Sunday School Superintendent, had given them a talk on Child XV0li!21I'9, and that Miss Esther Griffin, the orchestra leader of the Baptist church, had favored them with a violin solo. , . , , ts' Several of our classmates are in this city. The other day I went downto the Sturgis Iiutcher Shop, tot course you remember Bobbyj to get some wieners for dinner because Leota llell a11d Mary Evans were coming out. They were in the city attending the IVomen's Rights Con- vention of which Mary is now the President and Leota the Secretary. Bob said that l1e had received a letter from Pete Coy, who is coaching the football team at the State University of Iowa, illltl his letter stated that IJeXVitt and Minerva llenge had purchased a farm on Fox River, and are starting a modern dairy there. YVeek before last I was at home on a visit. The old town is much the same with the exception of the school house, which, because of the numerous rat holes, is undergoing repairs by order of the president of the board, LeRoy M1-Avoy. llarry llerod is overseer ol' the popcorn staml on the east side of tl1e square. Donald Newland is pricticiug medicine there, and is noted for his success in removing corns aml exterminating bunions. IVhile there l was invited to a banquet at the beautiful new home of Mrs. Rachel Taylor Webster. Rachel is vice president of the State Federation of NVomen's Clubs. Gerald Mills and his new bride, Thelma llunter, were present. Gerald is a dress designer in Chicago. IIis wife had o11 one ot his latest creations. It was ot orange velvet with little red rosebuds here and there. Several celluloid bluebirds hung gracefully from the waist line. After tl1e banquet we went to the theater and saw lflrmyntrude Smith in her latest production, Diamond Rings and Rolling Pins. The comedy was very funny, featuring t'hnrles Craven iu f'Short 'a,.,e lwenty-Four '95 Legs a11d Long Trousers. I understand the comedy was taken 'from Bernice W'ilc0xson's new book, Long Skirts and Short Steps. This is only one of -the -many books that llernice has written. You stated in your letter that Mary Keegan had stopped to visit you while on her lycemn trip through the Southern countries. I understand that she is to be married to I. 0. Harper, who accompanies the troupe as platform manager. This must be a very romantic tour. I suppose you know that Paul Grant is superintendent of schools at Newton, Iowa, a11d Lorene Mctlarty is the commercial teacher there. They both were graduated from llrake Universit y. Mary and Leota informed me that Erma Louderback and Chloe Proctor had just received their nurses' diplomas, and that they expect to sail for England in two months to care for the Queen, who is going to be operated on for adenoids. Marvin Patterson is now the typesetter for the Needlecraft, that helpful magazine that all thrifty housewives receive. The other day I received a letter from Hazel Livingston, who is the wife of a prominent lawyer in Lancaster, and she tells me that Glen Post is now selling lVatkins Remedies in the northern part of Missouri. Hazel had just returned from Chicago. IVhile there she went through Sears, Roebuck K White's mail order house, of which Alfred White is president. She was invited out to his home, where llelen Waggener, his charming wife, entertained her royally. Lucille Rhodes Hopkins has probably left your home by this time. I wish you would send me some of her original cake recipes that she left with you. I presume she will like her new home in Toledo, Ohio, since two of her classmates have already settled there, Russell Allen and Ora Lough, who are the leading bankers of that city, owning the Toledo National Bank. I am so glad you forwarded me your letter from Louise NViseman, saying that she enjoyed very much her missionary work i11 Japan. I vi - ited your sister Hilda's classes yesterday. She had just returned from Peoria, Illinois, where she had been visiting friends. IVhile there she found that Claude Porter and Floyd Hubbartt both reside in that city. Floyd is the owner of a large farm machine manufacturing plant, and Vlaude is a prominent lawyer. As you have been on your chicken ranch for so long, I thought you would enjoy hearing about the old classmates. I must close and get Michael's supper because he is on night shift at the coal mine. I am looking forward to the class reunion at Phicago next summer. Yours sincerely, Alice Ethell Clancey, ' 1313 Flay St., Iles Moines, Iowa. IVritten by Alice Ethell and Rosa Horn. Page Twenty Five Pzlgre '1'w1-my-Six Junior l':1g:v Twm-nty-Sm-V011 url 'a 2333 v Page Twenty-Eight Hugh Sentlulry Sueeeeded from the first. TmNore llill Just fl quiet girl. Ruth Power I have my line. Martin flruikshank Earnest in his work. Helen MeGowen Modest withal: What more could he desired? Lillieth BOELUIHIII A desirable friend. Leola Rayburn She's modest and neat A1111 awfully sweet. Naomi f1OCk6l'SIl1lfll No one but herself could ever he her parallel. Ruth Armstrong Stored up sunshine. Derrill Martin Doubted and drowsedg Nodded and slept. llornive Fresh Show so full of fun, sho just bubbles ovvr. lVill:u'4l llubbartt I'1n going to bv il bnvholor. Clmrlos Fenton SIIUPPSS is thc- 1-4-ward of diligvnffo. Isnbollv llillgmnzln Wlu-r0's tlmt gvntlvxnun frivnd of mlm-? Hazel Allen A frivml to ull. Pauline llollin How do I look? ll0l'lllI'P Mf'Carty A quiet nmid and modest too, La1Vell0 Snmllwood S110 isn't what hm' 11211110 would signify. Leah liattin A nmn! A nmn! My killgcloln for n num! Be-rt lwl'llrI2llIlS A quiot and clopmulable lad. hiitx Dorothy Putman Who ca res? Curtis Irelan They always pick on nie. Mildred XValker A happy Bolknap girl. Leola Stanford A good and industrious maiden, Bel-tralli Johnson Noted for his pep. llazel Kratzer A girl you like to meet. 13121111-Ile Hullook A true friend to all. Paul Southvrn A fellow that onjoys tolling others what not to do. Gerald XVaIker A shark in Caesar. Helenffall Gains friends through silence. Delpha Arc-Iwi' Truly u student. VVal4lo lVaybill Sitting on the fvnce watching tho snails go rushing by. Forest TIIPIIPI' An fill-round good follow. J2lll9f Roby A quiet dignity and u charnn of gvntlo- ness urv hers. Vern Prnt hm' Ilnppy-go-lucky. Kzithloen GIIPPIISQJY Silvnt only when nothing m-ml ho said. Florenvv Hill S0lll9fllll9S sovu. but not often hvurd. llzntllzxw Roles A picture of success. Dorothy Glisslnzln G1-ntlv and quiet. Pauline Van llorn Always rvmly. H Pauline Rhodes For wise she is if I can judge of her. And fair she is if that mine eyes be true. Emery YVatts Solitary as an oyster. Delbert Carlisle Did you ever see me laugh? Earl Ingersoll P0l'S9V9I'ilI1C9 wins. Alta Post Iler hair is red as can be, But she is happy as you see. CLASS OFFICERS President - ----- Hugh Seaburw Vic-e President - - - Curtis Irelan Sec-1-etary and Treasurer - Gerald Wfalker Page 'l'l1i1'ty-Two SE rarer Class History September 6, 1921, was a very important date to seventy-six boys and girls. It marked the opening of a new era in their lives -the be- ginning of their high school career. A few days were required for them to get settled in their classes and to get their work under way. Then nothing eventful happened, except such blunders as all Freshmen make. until March 16. On that evening the Freshmen were entertained by the Sophomoresat a masquerade party with the decorations and refreshments 0i!l'l':flIlg out the idea of St. Patrick's Day. In the latter part of the year, preparations were made for the Ileclamatory Contest. 011e of the members of the Freshman class carried off iirst honors in the humorous division. ln their second year, the class of '25 seemed more enthusiastic. and entered more heartily into the High School activities. The Freshman-Sophomore entertainment was a valentine party, which was given on February 16. Later the class decided to attempt another entertainment in the form of a Wiener roast. A few weeks later another wiener roast was held. 4' . In the local Declamatory Contest, three Sophomores were entered, one taking first in the humorous class, and another taking second in the oratorical. In the subdistrict contest, second honor was awarded to the local humorous winner. The Junior year brought forth better results in all respects. The social activities began with a wiener roast held in a neighboring pasture, and closed with the Junior-Senior banquet, the iirst banquet held in the ncw High School building. In the Declamatory Contest, five Juniors were entered, one taking first in the oratorical class, another taking second in the dramatic class, and still another taking second in the humorous class. In the Debating League, composed of ten members, five were Juniors. Two of them succeeded in making the second team, and one made the first team. In the Inter-class Track Meet held on April 29th, the Juniors tied for second place. Even though the class has not been very prominent in athletics, its rank in scholarship has been very good. Page Thirty 'I Inu KJQ Pk Sophomore 3 f X Mx n -mf , KX Q First row- Wliitz, S2lIlt'l', U. l'0I'll'I', Uwslvy, 3I1'Guwl-ll NK't'lll1ll PUNK' Wllitl-, SllllI'3Il'0ll, Blilfflll, B1l'l'l'ill, Yzltvs, 1'utto1'lT. 'Pllirli l'nw--Nlll'lllll, Mvhlllills, llill, 'l':lylol', Mc-Away. Sf2lIlfUI'1l, l'l0lll'lll l'4NVfSlllZlll, Sllvlfiill. Slll'lIll'l', 1'llIlll:l1l, l':ll'kv1', 'l'l'lliIl, A. lflllw. Fiftll row-ll, l'Ul'lUl', Slll'l'Vl', Mill-Ill-ll, Stl-vkl-1, Sltlilll. lb. ltllpll, Ll-ull. flill'l'lf' ,XOSl'llllIll2lll xvllllll AIlll0l'S0ll NW-lllll-ll llillll lllillfl' Lullisv lfilllllvl fllvllllllll' ll2ll'li0l' lllltll llilllll l'll0l'0IN'0 Bolts llalylllollll lll'2llllllII'y Ol-lu lgl'2lli0 lilly fll2ll'liS0ll fllillllll' lbzllllllgv Fzlyv llilllllljl' flllil Ibzlvis Allllil lloll lll2ll',V l'llllwl'l lilsill l'l1'li0l'1l llilllllll l'lllXY2ll'1lS l'lV2lll l'lI'l'Sll Pllyllis l'l0Sl1'l' Nlllil l l'y lbzllll Glmlll- llzlrulll Gooll fill-llll fll'2llll llilll ll2ll'lb0l' llllllisv ll21l'I'lS lll-s lll'2l4lj' Class Roll Jllllll lll-zlloll luillj' llvlslll llzlzlll llvwilf llvlll'il-ttal llill ll0l'll0l'l llill LzlNo1'll llill llllilll ll0I'li0I'Sllllfll Kvitll ll0t'li0l'Sllllfll ll0l'lWl'f llolf ll0I'lllZlll ll0l'll Lvsliv Iloskill Mary Klllll0'V Wray ,Klllll' lszllwlll- ll00ll llvlllll Lollllills Hlllll Lollgvol' fllll'lSllllt' llulwlllz listllvl' Llll-:ls llillllllli' lll2ll'l'lIl l+'ol'l-sl 3ll'AYO'V llivk Ml-Howl-ll Oval xl1'AlQllllS Ll-ollll lllfvilj' Rllssvll luK'llI2llIlS lbollzllll Ml-rrill llilll' Milvllvll Willl'l'l'll Norton wl0I'0Ill'0 Owsley l':llllillv ll2ll'li0l' Lora-ll l'0l'fvl- f'll1'Sfl'l' l'0I'fl'l' lsllzllll I'0tt0l'lT l'lll,E.fl'Il0 Pllflllilll lllllN'l'f liifz Al'l'lllil llupo llzllv lillpo llWlj1llfRlllN' lP0l'0flly Silllvl' lmll Slll-llml XYI'I'2l Slll'lIl0I' Allolillll Slll'CYQ llllizzllwtll Slililll .Xglllls Slllilll flllj' SlDlll'Q'0Ull llllll- Sl2llll'0I'4l -l0S1'lilllll0 Sllwk l':llllilll- 'llilyllll' Ks-itll 'l'l'lliff lflllllllgv lV2lllS llll0llllZl Wllitl- Lllilll Yzltl-S 0 First PONY-I'I0f11'0ll, Ehbert, II01'll, Foster, Hain, 1'1.1l2l11Ill'Y. S1-1-111111 row-II. G111111, II111-ke1's111itl1, l'. 111111111-y. Kinney, I'1l'2ll11l11l'y, 1I2ll'1'1S, IIe:11ly. 'l'l1ir11 l'0YVfL11K'tlS, f112l1'1iS0Il. 1A1l'l'l1Z, Kline, 111111111-1, IIo1t, AQ'Sl'1l11lll2lIl. Fo111'tl1 row-Hill, I1l1lwa1'1ls, Fresh. G1':111t. Vrv. 112ll'IN'1', Helsel, A11111-1's1111. Fifth l'1lXV-Y-Iitblltl, Iloskin. Doll, Davis, E1-ke1'1l. D. G11111111, L1111g:1-or, K. lI111'ke1's111itl1. Class History Ill tl1e fall 111' 1922, tl1e elass of '26 011101911 II. ll. S. 1111e 1111111111141 an11 tive S1l'0llQ', as tl1e largest elass ever e11r11l1e11 1111 t11 t11:1t ti111e. I11 their F1'l'S1llIl21Il year the lI10lll1IPl'S 01l10l'i'l1 into the s1'hoo1 aetivities with Il will, 211111 1101 only Q,'il,1Ilf't1 :1 1'0ll1l121110Il for 110-11111: things, b11t also w1111 1lO1l01'S. T11ey 112111 SPVPII 0ll11'10S i11 tl1e 110t'1I11l11l10l'.V t'1111test, winning SOPOII11 i11 111':1111ati1' elass. As S01l1l01ll01'l'S,, full of pep 211111 llO1'S1S10llt'i'. they 0ll10l'E't1 tl1e sec-111111 year of their career, i11 tl1e new 11ig11 s1-1111111 lllllltlillg. Tllffy' have given several soeial affairs, one a novel movie party i11 111111111' of the Fl'9S1l1ll9ll 111111 1'1ilt'l111'.V, tl1e first l'1l10l'1'1l11l1lll'1l1 i11 1111' new Q'lYlll1lZlS11l1ll. T11ey have also 11a11 two pienies, 1111e il weiner roast, 111111 the other a 1Dl'llS1l bllrning. They are very Il11lt'1l 1Il1'l'l'4'S1011 i11 tl1e athletie g:1111es, 111111 Pep 111111 Sp111'ts111a11sl1ip is their 11111tto. They have 111111 iive 111911 1111 tl1e foot ball squad, a1111 two c'S1il1'S'1 on t11e basket ball team this year, 111111 for next year t11e eaptains of b11tl1 teams are Ill6lll1lG'l'S of tl1e elass of '21i. They also boast of three t1'ustw111't11y players 1111 tl1e girls' basket ball team, eaptain for first semester t11is year, 111111 eaptain for next year. Ill tl1e 1l1S101'1l'2l1 essay 00111081 sp11ns0re11 by the F9t19I'il1101l of 1V11111e11's Clubs, tirst 111111 se1-111111 prizes in tl1e 1111111 1-ontest i11 one group were t'2l1'1'1041 off l1y S11p1111-11111re girls. I11 11l't'1L11llil10l'y 1-ontest, i11 1lel1z1ti11j.E, i11 literary work, i11 tl1e 11111si1-al 11rga11iz:1ti1111s of tl1e s1'l111111, 211111 i11 2011- eral s1'l1111ars11ip, tl1e S11pl111111111'es have alrea11y 11121119 a name for t11e111- selves. It is their aim to 1111 as 111111'11 as t11ey 11111, to 1111 it the best they eau, and to be as g111111 as tl1ey 1'a11. 111111 thus thr1111gh 11ll11l' eltotl-ts they 11ope to lllillit' 11. 11. S. 111111111 of tl1e 1-lass of '26. 1 1 1,1 Ihi1'tyfSix JIS Reel Party The Freshman-Sophomore Annual Party. The Sophomore Art Film Company invites you to assist in the production of a four-reel motion picture, Saturday evening, February 16. Come dressed in the screen role you have always yearned to play. Be on the lot at seven-thirty sharp! The Sophomore Class Producers and Directors. About one hundred and sixty responded to the above invitations and were received in the gymnasium which was converted into a Holly- wood studio. The red and white of St. Va1entine's day was in evidence in all the decorations, and hearts were easily trumps. The four reels were carried out as follows: Reel One Choosing' the most cleverly costumed movie star: Each con- testant, appearing within a large heart frame, was voted the reel thing, but the honors went to Esther Skinner as Larry Semon, Ova Mc- Mains as Shirley Mason, and llan Harper as Charlie Chaplin. Reel Two A romance of B. H. S., a four act scenario reely', written for the occasion and acted, too, in reel movie fashion. Reel Three A bit of real ism-an imitation of and take off on the faculty. Reel Four Real Food Partners were found by matching pictures of movie artists and the boys went in search of refreshments for two. Valentines were served, consisting of heart shaped meringues filled with red jello tipped with whipped cream, and all placed on lace paper doilies. Snapshots were taken of various groups by visiting Senior pro- tographers. Good night was said with 'freel regret. CLASS OFFICERS President - - - Josephine Steckel V ice President - - Christinea orenz Secretary and Treasurer - - Herma Horn ,I . Page .Thirty-Seven Page Thirty-Eight 4 'pf L f 5 Eva in 1 5' 3 ' ff x ,555 ,.. an f K f, g I ,I - X ' Qaqsfs ' , , Wag - ' 6 gi E-.,' J QL '-1 1- Freshmen 1 157 ' ' L , mm! I Y. 1:'i1's1 1'11w+1'I. 111111-111101'p:01', 1101111 G1111111-, N. 1.:111:1. l'1'111'1111'. 11111-als, G111'1ly. 51-0111111 1'11w-I1111'11s, G111111, 1I:111111l011111. 1D11111:1Vy. I+'1':1111'is, II. '1'2l1'l'l'I1l'l', 11. I'1l11-11111-11:1-1', 11:111ki11. qlhim ww-wg' i 1'- V- W2l::101'. M01'11l'1A'- V. .I11110s, F. I4:l1l'111N'1.1:l'1', K. 11111111-11. 1V3l1'1'. 1411111111 l'1lXY-11l'1l1ll'1f, 11111ts. S21l111l11', Gilchrist, M1-1'1'i1l, 11. 11011511-, 171111111 G1111111 1+1fl11 1'11w- 'I'1t1111:111. 11. '1'2ll'1'l'lll'l'. K1ll1ll'y, 'l'11:11'110. 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NV:1ylriI1, Lee Uanswell Second row-Skinner, Fenton, Atwood. U. Dixon, Warning, 13. II:1ll. R. Tews. 'l'hird row-lilmdes. Fiteh, f'l'iSlll2lll, Allen, M. Junes, 'l':1ylur, XV, Bunten, King. FllllI'fll IWNVYICOOSIZIII, W. Hnpe, li. Tews, A. Lzittzi, Louise Caswell. II. Rnpe, Bzun Fifth l'0XV-Y2lf0S, JUIIIISUII, Melvin, Speer. f'i2ll'liS0ll, Martin, Uzinlplrell, Mc-Vuy. Sixth row-Wileux, Stuher, I. Ilzill. Painter. Longrh, Griffin, V:1nNs-ss. XVi1kinson, Areh King Nellie Llliffl, Arehie Latin XVilliznn Louflerb Verna Lough M alrjorie Lowery Xviilllil Lucas Frank Martin Lezlnore Mef'm'fy Pauline MeYay Hazel Melvin Dale Merrill Fl'ZlllI'0S Paiinfer Riellzird Pitfnlun Paul l'r0eior lo .' Jr, v 1 'A .- I. C 1 QA Qu . 5 11,11 lorf, AP . 'J f, Class Rollffconfinued zlek Arthur Rankin Afllyi Rhodes Ilmvard Hnpe XVulluee llupe lflnmry Sznnple Iflsfher Skinner George Speer Sylvia Sfober Xviiiikllll Stoker Plum Stookesberry Tznnes Stookesberry Rem Turrenee Ilzirold 'l7au'renee Stanton Taylor Ethel 'Fews Ruth 'Fews IIl:'nm-he 'Pharp LaVelle Turpin Mjbilreil Yau Horn Puehel Van Ness Bei-niee vVill'lliIlg Chris XVag'leI' Lowell XVa1gler Lucille YVzLre Marie xV21I'l'iIl0l' Mildred NVaLybill Vernon WVhi're Lena NVileox Aill'2l,il NVilkinson Mildred Yzifes Class History An important eve11t took plaee 011 September ll, 1923, when ifllf! en- tranee of the largest elass of Freshmen ever enrolled in Bloomfield Iiigh Sehool up to tl1is time was witnessed byla large number of Sopho- mores, Juniors, and S6lll0l'S. The elass entered with a determination to win and to bring forth good seholars a11d good athletes. This class was subjeet to the usual ordeal at the iii-st of tl1e year --initiations. Apparently all Sophomores, and 111a11y others besides, en- joyed administering the annual whippings. This seemed to give the Freshies the necessary start, for from that moment they grew ill pron1i11- euee Zllld power. The members of the c-lass, wishing to heeome better acquainted. dec-ided that it would be altogether proper that they have a weiner roast. The plan was carried out sueeessfully, allll as a result each felt that he knew his elassmates better than before. Later, o11 February 16, the Sophomores very kindly and wonderfully entertained the Freshmen at a Valentine party. The members have not only applied themselves to books, but to athletics as well. Basketball was the leading sport for both boys and girls. The boys 6Ilt0l'91l the intern-lass basketball tournament, and. even though they did 11ot win, they proved themselves to be worthy basketball players. They were also well represented in the interelass track meet, but were tlgillll unable to plaee for the pennant. i Ill the loeal lleelamatory Vontest, it was a Freshman who carried oft iirst ll0ll0l'S i11 the dramatic- division. Even though she lost in the Pl'0llIlllll2ll'y Co11test,,s Y I'01ll'HS6l1i'Pll llloomiield lligh Sehool very credit- ably. The class of 92 was also l'6lll'9S8Ilil-Nl in the Debating Club, the Glee Clubs, a11d the Orchestra. So the rnembers have taken an aetive part in sehool work and sehool aetivities during.: the past year. CLASS OFFICERS P11 Int Floience File leigel -isife , - - - - - R ' A ,l1b, .' Viee President - - - - - l':1ul Proctor Sec-1-etary and 'ill'92lSllI'0l' - Bennie llal .A 47 'xi A i' Forty One ,, ' if ..1n.:iif rl 'xr 429: Sf ah I NN .N 1. 'lli ! i , V i ?-1' 4, ! 1uw fp D ,?q. 'I xi Ai , ,Y 1 9 QQQIBFIL igpvlkgjx Pj,--V , ,L -K . 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JUNIOR-SENIOR NORMAL TRAINING PARTY 1111 1V11111111s1111y 11v1111i11g' 1N'14111't' '111l21l11iSg'1V111g,f, 11111 S1111i1111 211111 .11111i111' N111111111 '1'1-1111111115 1-111ss11s 1111111 11111111 11111111111 ll2l1'1'V i11 11111 s1'1111111 1111i111i11g'. A11'1ll11t'I'S 111. 11111 l'11111111,1' w111'11 guests. A S11t11'1 111111 i11t111'11s1i11g 111'11Q.1'1'211lI w11s giv1111, 1'111111w1111 l1y 1111111- , ,... 1111111i11' si11gi11g,g', 1-1111t11sts 111111 g.51111111s. At Z1 111111 11111111 l'1'11'1'S1l1l11'l11S W1-1-11 ,, 1 S1'1'Vt't1 11y 11. N. '1'. t'111111s. 1111111 11111 1'2l1'l111.V 211111 1111111111111's 111' 11111 1w11 1-111ss11s t'1111 111111 11111 11v1111i11g.: 112111 11111111 21 11111-1111111 Sl1t'1'1'SN. l1'111'ty-'F111'11e I Commercial Deparimeni Many Sl'll1lPlll'S ll2lVP taken zlilvailltaige- of the 1'0llllll0l'lfl2ll voursc- whivh was oifvwxl i11 liloonlliehl High Svhool this yon. lt has liven only l'l'l'0llfl.V that positions i1l'llllil'01l through EI t'0llllll0l'l'l2ll e1l111':1tio11 havv llltilll 013011 to women. Now, llll'0llQ2jll tho zulmlitiou of this Ill'IlL1l'illl0llf in tho Iiloonltivlcl High Sc-hool, lllillly young pvople will talks' the t'0lll',4K' wlivro thoy NV0lll4l not if thvy haul to go to some 0l'lll'l' school. This 1-oursv has provml wry sntisfzu-to1'y llll1lPl' the SIlll9l'VlSl0Il ol' M1-. llalrohl -l. Cl1z111c-0 :xml Mr. J. Ray f'l'0Ilill. Mr. flllIlIlI'0 4'UIl1lllI'l'0ll the work until April 18, when ho 1'1'Slg'llWl to tzlkv at position as ll'2l1'lli?l' in tho Philippine Islamls. Ile was SllCl'POIlPfl hy Mr. f'1'0IliIl of Penn Uollvgv, Oskailoosa. The stufleuts wl1o l'0llllll6l'0tl thc' YOZIIAS voursv i11 0110 or more of the three divisions 11111 :Ls follows: Leah lluttiu, Lilclill? Holos, liellwrt l'a11'lislv, lflvulillv lilmisoii, fllll'l'lS l1'vl:111, li0l'fl'illll .Ioh11- son, C21l'l King, E1-sol Leon, Ford Loon, llznizcl l1ivi11g.g'sto11, Lo1-01111 Mv- flillly, Lola, l'vz1sv, Ricl1z1,1'1l lrlfllllilll, Clzllulv l'Ol'fi'I', fll2lI'0lll'0 Hupv. lflinvigv XV:1tts, XVilli:11n XVl'l4'll. y-Fom' Home Economics 'l'hv work ol' tlIv llumv l'lt'0lltillllt'S vIzIss, mulvr tlIv Ilirvvtitm ut Mrs. l,Zlllt'l'S0ll. lI:Is hvvn ol' Q'l't'2li hviu-tit tu tlIv girls III' llI4uIIIItivltl lligh St-luuml. . V . 1 I At tlIv prvsvnt timv two .Yt'2ll'S 2ll't' l't'tl'llll't'tl tu vmuplvtv this vourst Iv ll't' 'lllll'lllj.f thv tirst .Vt'Zll' i-llt' iAlllltl2llllt'lli2llS 0l.'illlt'Ill pl:IIIIIiIIg,5 mul St'l'Vll ,ga tukvn up iII tlIv Vtltllilllg t'Ulll'St'. Ill svwiIIg,g' tlIv lt'SSl'llll2llS ot' 1lvsigIIiII-I PW Zllltl lllillilllg nl' Q2ll'lllt'lllS lor tlIv XY2ll'tll'tl'llt1 ot' tlIv high st-luuml girls is 'I'llll'tll2lNlZtitAl. 'l'lu- girls 2ll't' givvn vrvclit for :Ill tlIv kiiuls ut' lltllllt' work thvy tiiul tinu- to Iln. 'Fhlls tlIv vuursv is llliltlti :Is lPl'2lt'tll'2ll :Is possihlv. III tlIv svvmul 'Vt'2ll' lllUl't' :ulvzuu-vtl work is l'tllit'll up, Sllt'll :Is v US- illlllt' IlvsigIIiII,L:'. lumsv tlt't'Ul'illlllgI Zllltl lltlllllf lblillllllllgj, 2ltlVilIlt't'tl tluuls, mul Illillllllllg' Zllltl svrving nl' lbillltIllt'l'S. lixhihits ul' tlIv work Iloiu- in tlIv lltllllt' l'll'0ll0llllt'S rlztssvs 2ll'0 sluswu lm' illf' lllSIN't'll0ll nt' tlIv Imlvliv vnu-h .V02ll'. I Mrs. l'ililt'l'StIll has hvvn with thv lIl4unIItivlIl Iligh SI-luml for six yvnrs Zllltl has nuulv lliimv l'lt'0lltlllllt'S tlll lllit'l'ttSilllg1 illltl ll0t't'SS2ll'V 1'0lll'St'. lt is tlIv Ilvsirv ut' ulnurst vvvry girl to tzlkv this t'tDlll'St' snnu- tiIIu v,'itlIiiI lu-r tour ,vvnrs in lIiglI-svluuml. - x 'l'hv Siilit' Sllllt'l'YlStll' ut htlt'Zt.il0ll2ll llnuu- l'lt'0lltlllllt'S IIZIS VlSlit'tl Xlllltll IN Ilulu III this tlt'll2Il'illlt'lli Nt'Yt'l'2ll illllt'S, Zllltl 2llllll'tiVt'S tlIv work ' '- I ' 2lt't't7I'tl2lllt't' with tlIv Slllllll-llllg.fllt'S :Ivt. Fo1'ty-l iVs Manual 'Traininq Bloomfield High School now possesses one of the largest and best equipped Manual Training rooms in this part of the State. It consists of one large working room, surrounded by tool and material cabinets and Containing new up-to-date benches, each supplied with a complete set of tools. This room opens into a large staining and varnishing room. Due to lack of funds, no power machinery has as yet been installed, but when it is, Bloomfield can offer one of the best courses possible in the way of Manual Training. 1 This year's course was a great improvement over previous years. It consisted of a twelve weeks' study of drawing and planning before the woodwork course was taken up. This course and the better equipment made it possible for the students to turn out a much higher class of furniture than was possible in previous years. The annual furniture exhibition was held in the gymnasium, where all the different pieces of furniture made during the year were exhibited before the school and the public. lloity Six -5 Y in , 1,52 5-'XM' 1 A, X ,--A ' ' .film elf W -WJ' , cf- ' V' Vai ' i xbhttw fi V f S vt?'3 i X we . :,-1 f X AF fix .ri , ' ' ' n 31935 . ,. . i . C?t'r'xXx A ' f ' A , ' 7' :iv '. O I gi' , - ' K ' T 1 A. ' f'?T is ' .1 , .f A JL i ' . .HQ ' - ...xg ti. ' 'fff' M., N -N . if i- K' iq 5 f Qui, If x5- .- ' 1. ' - 4. 1 af wvl in Uocational Agriculture Vocational agriculture is designed to make the study of agriculture practical. The work of the class room is put i11to practice on the home farm. To illustrate: After studying soil erosion, the students con- structed a brush and wire obstruction to iill a ditch on one of the home farms. Last fall, after studying' seed corn, the class selected seed corn from the field of one of the best corn ggrowers in the county. In the study of soils, soil maps of the home farms were made. Soils were tested for acidity, the amount of lime necessary to grow alfalfa determined, and the lime applied. This spring after the class had studied pruning, sev- eral orchards were pruned. In connection with his class work, each student is required to keep records on a farm project during the summer. This year there will be tive alfalfa projects, six corn projects, one potato project, and an orchard project. They vary from one to six acres in size. It is advised that the student receive the net protits from his pro- ject. Also, if the work is done as directed, the student receives an extra school credit. Crops and soils were studied this year, and next year the class will take up the study of live-stock. Two of the boys are keeping records on live-stock projects now. Farm shop work is carried on i11 conjunction with the work in agri- culture. The boys, this year, made wagon boxes, self-feeders and single- rrees, repaired furniture, spliced rope, and did other work of that nature. Fox ty New 1 ll 5 f I-'ul'ty-Eigllt r g f c, ,ytgfv 1 ,A is ! 'Qf7'?, fm f ' X N i A EER f J fs . w I -. .ATHLETICS 4,1- 30+-.1 . ,.,, Q, , A, fi, H 'f f 'ir' , 4-.k,A, ,,,,, , ,- Ef'?'f2glf?E'1 'Afdrkfv K ' , . ' ' 'S' S: -'I 9 '.'f -'i.'f., 5213 'f- ' A' gig A if . J f:5:'11-g ,f 1 H 1 '-1f5f : 4'i-Q' M uk- J ffdifr' We-w:'1 e-i1'4q ! W D nf -', f2w .av-f'fx 'f x,'X'v-'ff . 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'gg' 1,-1'-fi -' ,L 13 -4 17 JM L, A ' V ' 34 .: y5'a, 12:1q'7f,g?'T.gP.2471af:?f 'f :fix fawf ww ggi 'ff'jzQg.'..,g,,9':15gs.':5gi.eggq131: Jw -wllvbiixf --' ' if L 35 'M , ,f,,. ,Q .-. ,.,, -. ,. x, 1 V, .SHN-V . W4 'ff,,f, - F-15,f?5 '.- -LQ.n..-M . 'Aff A -X5 L' 'Ak-.y,.,z:. 'qt x .jamg .f+f-wr QPU' - 3-fr ., -1 ,T.'ifgCE2'5,.L Yi: 'L'-H: HL: ,mt ny' Wk:-,,. -' FMU: an fr 4 igmff' iL'1M1'w:T:Q :fix 'wg fm -'H ffwm -' ,w '49 r ...f.,'-wf35'N ,WV-,mfr M. W ' kfrff QM 9.4 sgmpvgjg V. . in. , ' lv' ,Wm J, ,g J: . E . 5,1-gf' ' A V fl 'P V4 . Li'p-Q ':312w3,L -.Lf 7 yd ? f. W3 Ja 1 ,vga A Y . . v N Ui.- X 'V ':, - - -X .Q fi 5' ?3.. ,.,' chi!-N. 1 1 V -'K . 15' ff i - EL: Q. i w, H'M1x :- . any-'f , . 'PgQT5 , 'far K 9.41 sfw: 3:-ii: QL frf f' f . 1- . . , ' 4 'T ,. , I .F . , Football Bloomfield reeeived a blow last year when eleven of the tifteen letter men were graduated. The remaining number, however, held high hopes for the eoming year. Some twenty-tive reported to Coach Brown for praetiee, and from that time on, the process of rounding out the squad made steady progress. 'Phe season began with a defeat by Ft. Madison, but not without advantages to the losers, for this game gave the inexperieneed men many good pointers. 'l'he season progressed nicely until the team was hardened and eflieient. The last game was played against Milton on Thanksgiving llay. liloomiield had won from these opponents three sueeessive years, and seemed eapable ot' reeording another vietory. A snowy rain was falling, making it almost impossible for either team to make goal. llloomiield seored a goal in the tirst quarter and drop-kieked for the additional point. From then on it was just hard fighting on both sides. 'l'he game ended with a tinal score of seven to nothing in Bloom- iielul's favor. 'Phe season as a whole eould not be termed a failure, bet-.uuse of the training and enjoyment gained by the players. A. T. lirown, Uoaeh Brown proved to B. H. S, that he knew his work. Although the average made was not high, the team was a - strong one, eonsidering: the fact that most of the men were new to the game. Arthur was liked by all his men, and they hope that he is bark next season. 4Ulde'4'ovy t'l'4-te Coy eaptained the team through the past season. His battle ery was. Fight gang! Fight! -and he praetieed what he preaehed. Pete 4. was in every play that he eould pos- sibly get into. This makes his fourth year to reeeive a letter. Bloomfield has lost a haektield man and athlete who will be hard to replaee. islllil Xllll i w Fifty Alfred YVhite Pete White played the center posie tion. When the opponents had the hall, they soon found that it was use- less to try to gain anything through renter. They eould never get hy hini unless they walked over him, and he didn't allow that often. This is his seeond year to reeeive a B. Charles Craven Shorty was one of the fastest and shiftiest open Held runners in the haekfleld. Never say down, seemed to he his motto. 'l'his is his second year to receive a letter. Claude Porter Claude was alraekfield man. He was speedy, and had he had proper interference, he would have gone around end as if wearing the seven league boots. This is his ilrst year to win a letter. Carl Aslnnead AShlIlP21d was a recruit--like a good many of Bloon1f1eld's xnen this season. He played guard and he was very faithful in his practice. Dwight Rupe Dwight received a letter this year for the first time. He is a fearless and plucky end. LeRoy MeAv0y MeAvoy worked hard and deserves a great deal of credit as a football player. He won a letter in this his first season out for football and his fourth year in B. H. S. Robert Sturgis Bob was one of the most consistent and eonseientions football players that ever wore the maroon and gold. He had both weight and speed, and knew how to use thein to good advantage. He is a two-year letter nian. Martin Uruiksbank f'rnikshank played in the baekfleld and proved to be a ground grainer. His great strenfzth was his nrlin asset. 'l'his was his tlrst year on the grid- iron. Herman Horn Pete Horn is eaptain eleet for the f'0llllllf.5,' season. This was his flrst year to don football togs, but he punched the line like an old timer. Herbert Hill Herb won his position at taekle early in the season. Ile downed his nian when he hit him, for he hit like a pile driver. Fhester Porter Cher-ker played end. He was new to the game, but defied the opj ponents to try to eirele his end. lVonn Anderson Red won a position at guard this season. He is not heavy, in faet. he is light for a line man: but he is the kind who would rather be brought bark on his shield than go down to defeat. Fi ft yft me Football Banquet The boys of the '23 football squad gathered with several of their friends on February 4th, to enjoy the annual football banquet of B. H. S. The banquet was served by the Home Economics girls. The tables were beautifully decorated with candles, and in the center of each table was a small football and field. All took part in a very effective toast program. At the close of the banquet, Herman Horn was elected to lead the warriors of '24. Letters were then given to those who had played the required num- ber of quarters, Herbert Hilllbeing mentioned as the only one who had played all of the quarters. The boys reluctantly departed from so enjoyable an evening, feel- ing that a successful season had closed very pleasantly indeed. ' TOAST rRooRAM Toastmaster- Pete Horn l. Trackmeet ---- 1 - - - - - Bob Sturgis Barney Google - - - Carl Ashmead 2. S. ll. T. - - - - Martin Cruikshank F Spark Plug - - Dwight Rupe 3. Fumble ---- - Chester Porter Old Town Pump - l - Herbl' Hill -1. Forward Pass ---- - Claude Porter City Fire Department - - Red Anderson 5. Off Sides ---- j - - ' LeRoy McAvoy Durned If I Know - - Shorty Craven 6. Them Days Is Gone Forever - - Pete VVhite 7. Minus a Tooth - - ------ Pete Coy Thea Letters Given Out - Election 4. Victory - - - - ftPete Horn CTrc1ck All track events of the 1924 season were held on Bloomfield's new athletic field. Due to the heavy rains, practice was not started until late. But the men worked hard, and, before the season closed, they had proved themselves good athletes. ' ' 1 V. The meet of greatest interest was that between the classes, which was held April 29. The winner in each class was awarded a medal, the winning class received a pennant. This pennant was won by the Seniors. The local athletes went to Milton, May 17th, to compete with representatives from Milton and Pulaski. The B. H. S. lads VVOII the meet. The only new local high school record made was that by Floyd llubbartt in the high jump. I' lfts Iwo Boys' Basketball 'l'hm- in-w high sc-lmol Qylll was quitt- il 4Ir4lwing,5 1-:ml fm' hzlslu-t hall wht-n tht- SPEISHII opt-in-tl this ,Yt'2ll'. .XII tht- slluh-nts wt-rv on the-li tm-s, t'l'RlYillf.l' Zlfiitlll. lllmmltit-ltl has In-1-li llzllllpt-rt-tl in pzlst .Vl'2ll'S on 2ll't't7lllli ot' nut il2lVillQ' il pmpt-r 4-mu-t. lla-4-anlisv ut' this, at hlvk ut' il'ilillillg,f manila- itst-It ft-lt in tht- l't'SIlliS ut' tht- SUZISUII. 'l'h4- ho-vs wnrlu-tl long :mtl hzii'4l lllltill tht- SlllN'l'ViSi0ll :Intl with tht- 4-u-opt-1-altimn of f'Uilt'il Iiruwn. lmwt-vm-l', illltl towzlrtl tht- 4-ml ul' tht- SUZISOII th-vt-lo rt-fl at Sil'Ull ' :tml 1-I'Iivit-nt tt-zum. PN 'l'ht- t'ollnwing wc-11-:twain-114-tl thc- IZ: Ukh- Foy tfvilliiilillf lftllliliti hlt'l'l'iii liuln-rt Stlllggis tllllsim-ss Al2lllZIQ.fK'l'I llt-rht-rt llnlt Ulm:-It-s t'1-:wt-ll Ilzlrohl iiillgillllilll l'atuI til-aint, t'Izlu4h- I'm-tm-1-, :intl Lmw-n l'0l'it'l', :nltlmugln tht-y wt-rt nut l't'QlIiill'S, nlt-sa-i'vv gm-:it vrt-elit for tht-il' I':litllt'llIm-ss. I-'ittx lillit y- F1 Girls Basbeiball One of tlw interesting ui lull-fic' on-gziuizzifions of thc- High Si-liool was the girls' lmskoflmll fvznn. Tlwy pluyoal sovvll QZIIIIUS on the home court zunl llll'00 g'2llll0S as visitors to the 0lll0I' svliools. Miss lliglry i'02li'lll'll tlw fc-:un until sho wont Inu-li to vollvgv at the ond of tho lirst S9lll0Sl0l'Q tlwn Mr. llolglzm took ove-1' thc- elirvvtiou of The tvzlnl. The most' 1-xi-itillg auul llzmlvst fought gillllt' of the season was the i'zn1lril QZIIIIP. All of tho QUIIIPS were welll zlffoiulecl, :uul thus an vonsiil- 4-mlvlv sum was loft in tho tru-z1s1n'y. llorothy SZIIIUI' was vlvvtival to izikv the l'illll2llllSlllIl in place of Rzwlwl 'll1lylUl', who is g.fl'2Ull1i1l01l this your. Tlll'Ullglll grzullmfion the tvznn will loso l'0'lll' of ifs lotion-fl lfirls. 'lllll'I'0 21111 il uumlwi' of wood rluvvrs. 31 75 Q f liowvvvr, who will lw luwk fo zulil inspirzifion 'ro uvxf yo:1l s fozun. 'l'llos0 who l'l'l'0lVl'1l :L I! wow: lf2l,1'lH'l 'll2lylUl', Alim- litlwll, Doi-ofhy S2lllPI', Mary lilmlwrls, llornim- NVil1'oxson, :mil lmvillv l:llU1ll'S. llll' f f Vx H Q?-vi -5 QSYW25, , L Q 37aS1i:lJ 23 Q Q 4 2:17, fr., C ,g.4..,,,NQV. Orqanizalions and Jlciiviiies i P i Y r I i i 5 5 E k z s . . . : a s i i S s 2 I . V . i E i C P I E W 1 I f f E z x V P i L i Declamalory This ytllll' zu lIll'Q0 luimlu-r ot' stu1l1-nts SlQ'llt'tl up for Dt't'l2llll1li0I V wk, wlii1'l1 li1-galil in tlu- full lllltlC'l' tlu- 1lil'1-1'ti1m ol' Mrsq Hltfklllilll. 'lWt'lli.V-'NYU stu1l1-nts took mrt in tlu- lo1':ll t'Olli't'Si lu-l1l in tlu- lli--'ll H l S1 llool .xlltilitll'llllll. 'l'lu- following is tlu- lll'tbg,fl'2llll j.l'iVt'll on ,l2lllll2ll V ltt llltl ll l'l l' ,.-. Oratorical Section I. lilllitltll'S ot' l'1lllliil't' ----- llngh SOIIIHIPIV -. 1- .v0 'l'tlI . nu- 1-11's 11-1-at - lt'lll - - - 111- 1oo1 'l'l1 N ,,, X II t' t l'1oll ll I t' l1- Sl. I'l't'Sltit'lli lVils1m :uul tlu- l,1-:1g1u1- ot' Nations - C2ll'l'l0 At'St'illilllZlll -l. 'l'lu- Alllt'l'il'2lll lloy - -------- lllllu-rt Ritz Humorous Section l. ll1-tty at tlu- llz1s1-lmll tlnnu- ll1-l1-u NVz1ggo111-I' 2. A tlity llziilrozul Station Louise XVlS0lll2lll Il. 'l'lu- 3i0lll'lllllg' V1-il - llutli li0t'Q.L'2lll t. .Xt tlu- XVluu't' - - - Lozlli llzit-tin 3. t'1llmi1l :llul tlu- Uzulillau' - Illil1ll'1-1l NVzllk1-1' ti. 'l'lu- Sliowlv XVt'tltlill. - Fl0I't'llt't' i':llt'lliN'l'g'l'l' T. 'l'lu- llaly ol' -llItig.fllll'lli, - - - - IA'll2l NVil1-ox S. 'l'lu- Full ol' tl1-org'i1- l!:lss1-tt' - Curtis ll'0l2lll Sl. ll1- xV2llllt'ti Ivory Soup - mlill',iUl'it' l4tbWt'l V ltl. Um- Ango! lioy ------ - listlu-1' tlriftin High School Orchestra l:t't'l't'2ltlUll Ai2ll'4'll ----- livmis SNYt't't M1-Io1ly NV:iltz Asvlu-1' lflttv l lXt Fifty-Six Dramatic Section 1. His Soul Goes Marching On - - 2. There NVere Ninety and Nine - 3. The Crucifixion ---- AWVo1nan's Vengeance - - - Girls' Glee Club-Fleecy Clouds - 5. How Jlllle Found Massa Linkum - In This Sign WVe Conquer - - 7. Christmas Eve i11 a Mining Camp 4. 6. 8. Laddie -------- Girls' Glee Club-Canoe Song - - Christine Lorenz - Delpha Archer - Kathleen Guernsey - Marie Campbell - Beethoven - Bernice XVilcoxson Bernice XVarning - - Iris Hall - - Ruth Power - Pestalozza Decision of Judges First in Oratorical - - - Hugh Seabury Second in Oratorical - - - Dale Goode First in Humorous - - Helen Waggener Second in Humorous - - - Leah Battin First in Dramatic - - - - - Iris Hall Second in Dramatic ----- Ruth Power Hugh Seabury, who won iirst in the local contest, was unable to appear in the Preliminary Contest on account of an attack of measles. Dale,.Goode, as substitute, acquitted himself well, although he had only three days in which to prepare. Preliminary Contest February 29, 1924 Oratorical Section 1. The Unknown Speaker ---- Lester Downing, Milton 2. Eulogy of Garfield ---- Clarence Giliillan, Milton 3. The Negro: Americais Great Problem Dramatic Section 1. I11 the Desert of XVaiting - - - 2. Christmas live in a Mining Camp - 3. Madam X ------- 4. .lust David ------ - Humorous Section 1. At Madam Newberry's - - - 2. I A Case of Fits - ---- - 3. 011 Contest Night ----- Betty at the Baseball Game - Helen XVaggoner, Bloomfield Decision of Judges 4. Dale Goode, Bloomfield - Ruby Fox, Moulton - Iris Hall, Bloomfield Genevieve Miller, Milton - Leora Work, Pulaski - Alice Jones, Milton Ellen Riggs, Moulton Helen Schindler, Pulaski First in Oratorical - - - 1 larence Gilfillan First in Dramatic - Genevieve Miller First in Humorous - - - Helen lVaggoner Fate again dealt unkindly with Bloomfield when Helen XVagg0ner developed scarlet fever, illltl was unable to appear i11 the Sub-District Contest held in the Bloomiield High School Auditorium, March 14, 1924. In each contest in which they took part, our contestants did work creditable to their trainer and the school. It is probable that, if cir- cumstances had permitted the programs to be carried out as planned, Bloomiield would have won further honors. 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Members Violins-Louisv Uuswvll, Stvwzirt Gund, Mary llc-lst-I, Xviilllil LIIVZIS, I i'z1nk Martin, Al'iillll' Rillliiill. fii2lI'illl'i'---l'illg.f0ll0 Aiitill. 'l'l'un11wt-A11-li King. SEIXUPIIOIIOSYII2ll'0l1i liillgillllilll, Iiv1'ti'z1111 Johnson, 1'lllg.f0llC I'utm:1u. Ib1'mn--liivlmrcl Piiflllilll. Piilllll-fl'il'llI.VlliPlltiff Smith. Senior Class Play 'Pho play vlmse-n fu lu- pr:-svntml lay tho Senior 4-lass this your W: Stop 'I'llivl'. il tlnrvv :wt l'2ll'i'0 lay 4'zu'lyl0 Mmm-. 'l'lw mst of 1-llzllanvfvw was l'll0S0ll lay Mr. Ustvl'g.g':1:1l'1l :xml Mr. llllglilll, wlm vmu-lw4l llw play ll was givvn in llw lllgll S4-lluol Amliforimn mn Many 15, 16. Joann fl2ll'l' - - - .Xlivv lflflwll Mrs. flill'l' - - lmuisv lVlSt'Ill2lIl Val-ulilw f':n'r - lizuvlwl 'l'zl,vlm' Mzulgw- l'3ll'l' l:l'l'Illl't' llVlll'0XN0ll Noll - - - Mzugv livvgwlxl lvllllillll fl2ll'l' - .Xll'l'I'll KVl1itv -lalnws Vlunc-lv - Hvmlal Mills Mr. -l2lllllSllll - l loy4l llllllll2ll'll ln-. NVillung'l1lr,v liussvll Alla-n llvv. Mr. Slwlzlin - l'l:m4lv l'm'lm' -lm-k lloogrnn - l. U. Ilan-pm' .luv 'l'l1ompson - - llnlwrt Sturgis S4-1114-1111! of l'0li1'1- - - lmnzllfl N4-wlnlml l'ullm-1- 0l'li4'm- 0'Mzlllf-'V In-XVIII llm-llggv l'ulic-4- 4ll'llr-c11'4'l:l1lr-y - lmliolv All-.Xvny l'oli4'v 0l'iim'vr U'lh'ivn llzll'l',V llvrml .X 1'lu:mI'l'4-ul' - - l'2llll lll'2llll xly-1 Sixty-Two Jlnnual Staff Editor ---- . Business Manager - - Asst. Business Manager - Asst. Business Manager - Lite1'ar3 f---- Athletics - - - Pictures and Art - - - Organizations and Activities - Jokes ------ Marvin Patterson - Alfred White Russell Allen - Charles Craven - Gerald Mills Robert Sturgis - Alice Ethell - Rosa Horn - Okle Coy Sixty-Three CT he Pos? .Slajf l'lzi1'ly in llw svlmol XVIII' al. sizifl' was svlvvlwl by H10 ilu ulfx lm the piirpnso of pulvlishilig il sm-Imul pzipvr. Mrs. llivknmn and Mi lnmxn wvi-41 the illSiiQ'ilf0l'S, :md it was l:i1'g.gc-ly tlirmigh thvir 4-i'l'm'ts is fl ll :ld 'Pho im-mlwrs ol' the stziii' wi-rv: Visors that tho Fi-imlziy Iivm-liilig Post was ai sue-1-oss. liiliim- - - - Mzirvin l'zlli1-rsmn liusim-ss M:nl:1g'vr lic-rlrznixi .lnhnson Sw-limizll I'i1iif0l'SZ linys' ,Xlhlviivs - Girls' Allllvtivs V Musiv - - Yuvzltimizll Lil:-i'a1l'y Sl'il'Ilt'0 - Vmiililc-1-4-i:ll .Xlumni - Sm-izll - - - f1il'l'lliZlii0ll Xlilllilgjvl lf'au'1lll,V Ailvisvr I zu'11lly Ailvisoi' Sixtyllfnlli' .Xll'rc-il NYhitv listlwr Luvzis XIEIIQV Ill-Iso! 'l'lwlmu Iluutm' Maury liwgzlll fil'l'2li4i Wzllkvi' lmrn-iw M4'1'zlI'i,V Miss llui'livl4l Luuisv Wisc-mzm llDSt'l3iliIl1' Siifvlwl Mrs. Iliecklnzm - Mr. liruwn 10: CT omoke Camp Fire Girls Nzlfimml Vmnp l irv Girls, Foumlml 1912. 'I'onmk4- finnp, O1'gz1nizm-cl 153223. PnIo1's-firm-11, R1-41, I-Huw. FIOXVPI'-H-PZIIISX. Insignia-- Liglnting' flasll. Mag: zilw- l'lvm'y Girls. XX A21 f1'llNV0l'4l'g NVnIwln. 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Myrl Ifillllhulfllll -1-walfb, Miss XVeIIlmm'11 1Nivw1j 1Gll2ll'lH2 Fi Sixty-Five Name Pauline Battin-Summers Leia Bell ---- James Campbell - - May Combs - Sarah Conner - Margaret Craven - Fonda Dickson - - Edythe Hargrove - - Esthel Henderson-Shelton Hazel Johannessen - Florence King - - - Elizabeth Kough - Donna Latimer - Elmer Lobbins - 'Dale Martin - Paul McKenzie - - Hazelle Millard - - Luoille Priest-Dunfrund Effie Roberts - - - iVilda Smock - - Florence Swift-Brown - Bina Mae Tompson - Helen IVishard - - Jllumni CLASS OF 1921 Mabel Truitt-Huffman ----- Name Mary Bates - May Combs - Florence King - fllifford Ashmead - Leslie Burns - Clara Burcheft - Glen Cameron - Nora Bond - Rufh Durham - Edward Ebbert - Herbert England - Treva Foster - - Merle Fitch - - Evangeline Ileady - Inez -lones - - Florence Johnson - Fern Irvin - - Blanf-he Kough - Sixty-Six CLASS CF l922 Post Graduates Home Address Bonaparte, Iowa Mt. Sterling, Iowa - Los Angeles, Calif. Bloomfield, Iowa - Belknap, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Milton, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Milton, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Maryville, Mo. Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa, Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowri Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Home Address Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Pulaski, Iowa - Milton, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Kirksville, Mo. Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa -Ioe Kinney - Eva Lancaster Clell Leonard - Bessie Logue - Lois Munn - Marvin Munn - Mildred McCarty Lester Orman Ersel Leon - Emma Patterson-Richardson - Max Pirtle - - - Esther Randolph - VVilIard Rokey - Clarence Rupe - Miriam Sullivan - Ruth Skinner - Helen Sutton - Elma IVatts - Hazel IVaggoner - Mabel IVileox - Standley lVhite - Name Hazelle Millard - IIelen Sutton - LaVern Barton - LaV elle Benge - Dwight Brown - - Helen Cambron-IV ood Neal Uorrirk - - Opal Ulouse-Shotten Ruth Clow - - - Lloyd Cramer - - Leona Dahlgren - Opal I Dickson - Enola llownard - Helen Evans - Ivyl Fleming - lIele11 Foster - Lyle Franc-is - Neva Fry - Bernard Good - Mary Hall - - - Helen Hill-Ashmead Lyle Holt - - - Dottla Hunter - Beulah Johnson - Paul .Iunkins - Mabel Kline - CLASS OF 1923 Post Graduates O - Chicago, Ill. Mt. Sterling, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Drakesville, Iowa - Belknap, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa VVest Grove, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Iles Moines, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa lVest Grove, Iowa Home Address Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Ilrakesville, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Gowrie, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa, - Uantril, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Centerville, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Ilrakesville, Iowa - Belknap, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa - Pulaski, Iowa llrakesville, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Sixty-Seven Sixty-Eight Ford Leon - Josef Mitchell lVilbur Mitchell - - Lela Pease - Pauline Owsley Florence Priest Fae Proctor - - Harvey Quigley - Charles Rankin - Lowell Reed - - Murl Retherford - Edith Roush - - IVilliam Shannon - Marie Stansberry - - Claude Townsend - - Lucille Truitt - - - IVilliam IVelch - - Dorothy Young - - Storm Lake, Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Arcadis, Calif. Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Iowa Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Drakesville, Bloomfield - Perry, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Ottumwa, 7 High School Calendar September 11. Registration. An entirely new batch of Freshies descend upon us. 12. Comparison of schedules. Many Freshies reported lost in the new building. 25. First auditorium meeting. Yell leaders elected. 27-28. Teachers' Institute. 29. Foot ball game with Ft. Madison. Fierce defeat, but marvelous track ability discovered. Ask Sturgis. October 5. flame at Seymour. 20. Donnellson game. I I 23. Moulton game. 26. Senior and Sophomore Weiner roast. Mystery about Pete's tooth. Snake dance around the square. First issue of Post published. 210. That muddy game at Moulton. November l. High School night at tlre M. E. church. 5. Girls' basketball practice begins. Junior-Senior Normal Training party. 29. Football game at Milton. 28. December li. 21. Out for a week. Gee, Christmas is great! 241. Debate, finals chosen. Bat! iii school, and of all the new duds! 8 4 9 10 14 16 17 18. 21. 25 1. 4 8. 11 16: 18 23 2am 29 4 7 10 13 14 17 25 3 10 14 18 22 29 1. 6 7 10. . January B Club banquet. Cheerful thoughts, kiddies, Exams soon. 11. Declamatory contest. Basketball game-Troy boys. 17. McMurray Plays. 18. Semester Exams. Nuff said. Debate at Keosauqua. New semester opens. Girls play Donnellson there. Donnellson boys play here. February Promise City basket shooters come to Bloomfield on hand car. 6. Snow storm. Faculty rides to school in bobsled. The rest of us attempt walking. Basketball teams to Centerville. Eldon girls play here. Sophomore-Freshman party. Eldon boys play here. Senior kid party. Post staff puts o11 movie. Big success. Preliminary contest. March 6. Home Economics II girls serve dinners to faculty. Faculty still alive. Basketball teams to Eldon. Juniors put on movie. Coach Brown and his quint leave for Mt. Pleasant tournament. Subdistrict contest. St. I'atrick's day. We celebrate by wearing green. Interclass rivalry becomes stronger as dates for Basketball tourna- ment approaches. Seniors win. April Teachers go to Burlington. Cop stationed on East Jefferson. Drive slowly boys. B's awarded to girl basketball stars. Class play practice begins. Chance leaves us. Gymboree. Many members of the facility thrown into jail. Interclass track meet. Seniors win. , May High School concert. Medals awarded to winners in the Declamatory Contest. Dedication of iiag. Junior-Senior banquet. 15-16. Senior class play. 18. 21. 23. Baccalaureate sermon. Senior picnic. Commencement exercises. Goodbye!!! Sixty-Nine Q 1 Sew-lnfp 41.4- ' Q Wx v W 34 3 Q 4 W 'H Q JOKES wf' 5 Wei , -V, ,-,, m, , W yu 5. 'Tl-IW -Q ,..,, ,ff-..-,, Q-A A, m f- -vwzv . --, . - ,,,,L V4.2 ': ' U 'L -J..-xyu. 51:5 ., Nw- 'fx-fM:2fi'5?l ww W A ' ' i,-',-k'f 'V 'Q . 1- wx .. rl , xp: - 1v,.,1g- ,- iff Prgx. 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C. 1.-No, dear. And so they did 11ot marry and live happily ever after. Mrs. Hickman-How can you improve this sentence: 'tThere aint nothing but green apples in the basket? i Stewart Goad-Put some ripe apples in the basket. Nero tiddled while Rome burned. 'tl can't disappoint the radio fans, he explained. Leota Rell-How many men have you kissed? Mary Evans-Leota, you know I hate statistics. This is the finishing touch, said Bob Sturgis, as he loaned Pete Coy his last dollar. Sad But True Love is so great and small, I really do love them all. But the year is almost past, There is really only one at lflst. Little tear drops falling, Like little grains of sand: I hear your mother calling, You'd better run to beat the band. --Hoglan. O Mrs. Gilmore-iVhat is a detour? Blanche Bullock-The longest distance between two driven points. Ruth 1i99gLlIl-'hvllji is worse than a giraffe with a sore throat? Gel-ata Hunter-A centipede with corns. DeWitt Benge-Mr. Warner, are there any rats in your studio? Mr. W.-Not since the Senior pictures have been on display. Mr. Brown-iVhat is a fairy tale? Lee Shelton-'l'hat depends upon which way it is going. Seventy-One Seventy- WANT ADS An incubator that hatches golden chickens-All of us. The Freshie girls to stop winking at me.-A Brown. A football star-Martin Cruikshank. A new looking glass-Christine Lorenz. An eyebrow puller-Helen Tall. A hat that will sit straight-Thelma Wlhite. A fashion writer states that the latest style of hair dressing for women permits the ears to be seen. They will be worn at the sides of the head. Heard Over the Phone Hello, is Boo there ? Boo who ? ,. There little girl, don't rry. It is all right. She-You don't love me any more. Isle--VVl1y do you say that? She-The last time you left before father made you. Mr. llhanee-lVllat is the contribution of the Late Stuart Period to world history? Pauline Holland-Period furniture. Miss Jones ftieographyl Name the seasons, Helen. Helen Atwood--I don't know how to play Mah Jongg. Herbert Holt-Look your best boys, as this is our last rhanf-e to make a good impression. Definition of Terms Exam.-The cont-lusion. Good-bye, boys. Crain-Art of getting short order knowledge. Flunk-To sink i11to the Slough of Despond. Tenth assembly-XVhy did I do it? Period for reiiertion. Idlers' retreat. The office-I was not to blame. It was not my fault. A Assembly-No work for thirty minutes. The hope of the unprepared. Class spirit--Ability to make noise. See Freshmen. ' Annual board--An organization providing an opportunity to flunk all studies and slam all avquaintanves. Seventy-five per rent-Just out of rearh. lilarkboard-I'lane of embarrassment. Heeitation-Not impossible, but improbable. Moving pictures--Did you bring any randy? A Friend-One who knows all about you, but likes you just the same. Two A Bray, My Boy Miss Fry-Can anyone tell me what states are noted for their mules? Harry Herod-The Balkan states. Boss-Did you put up the signs I told you-two tires 2550, one tire free? Donald Newland-Yes, and I have not old any of the 325 tires, but I have given all the free ones away. First down and ten to go, yelled Leah B. as the boxer kissed the canvas. Blaine Harris-I guess that we are not going to get to see the Covered Wagon as they stopped it. Willard Hubbartt-VVhat for? Blaine-To grease it. Miss Jones---Do you know what letter comes after h? Chris NV.-No'm. I Miss Jones-VVhat have I on each side of my nose? , Chris-Looks like powder. Mother-You will write to me, wonlt you? Bob Sturgis-You bet I will as soon as I get into trouble. Florence E.-No, Charles, you can't kiss me. tlharles 0.--Then let me kiss your lipstick. Physics Class of '24 They go to sleep in class, In lab. they break up glass, In study they do shirk, In lab. they will not work. The problems they don't bring to class, I can't see how they expect to pass, And what will they do in the future? I sure can't- Oh, well. -Perisho-1 P. CJ Things ThateMake Life Miserable for the Annual Board Say, when are the annuals coming out ? VVas my class picture good?l' A Is there much work in putting out the book ? I trust that you will hunt up some new jokes this year. Of course you must mention no names of persons, expose no bone heads, scrupulously avoid all slams, and above all, run no jokes on the faculty. Seventy-Three A Sad Alternative Ilan Harper--Miss lVellborn, do gooseberries have legs? Miss Wfellborn-Of course 11ot. i Dan H.-Then I have swallowed a caterpillar. Perisho--lVe call an object transparent if we can see through it. Some one please give an illustration. Esther G.-A ladder. Mr. Brown C General Sciencej-XVho can name something of importance that did not exist a hundred years ago? Evelyn Crisman--Me. Ora L.--Do you think that Pete Coy enjoys his physics class? Paul G.-Yes, especially on days that he takes a nap in class. 7l'hat's the guy I am laying for, said the hen, as the farmer crossed the barnyard. 4, r 66 Lucille VVare-wMother, we had the toughest Hour to bake with in Home Economics. y , Mothere-Tough tlour? What do you mean ? Lucille-I made a pie and Mrs. Pat could hardly cut it. Adam's Invention Tell me, who was the iirst great radio engineer? Give it up. It was Adam. Ile made aloud speaker out of his spare parts. Hugh Seabury 1tAt the studio.j-Mr. Warner, what made the camera rattle when you took my picture? Mr. W.-I guess that it is not accustomed to such rugged srenery. Miss XVHllll0l'll-Xvlltll' is the matter? A Eugene Allen--l wrote an article on fresh milk and the editor con- densed it. 4 nat is the 4-at's whiskers, said LeRoy as he removed a hair from the hash. g V U K6Il1I ,,fJ 1 . h q ' W ' 'g. X , . A. Brown t'l'1I1gllSllJ-VVll6ll and where was 1,1111-tiln born? l a L , Louise ITaswell-Abraham Lincoln was horn Fell. 12, 1809. in a log cabin wllich,.l5e Quilt himself, i y Raohielafvaitftlre football,ga'tlw.j+lHold.al1in1W, l'ete,..IsfkI1ow'.you can. t Sew enty Fovur' Not Exactly Hygienic Mrs. Hirkman-VVhy should we be always neat and 4-lean? Glen Post-In case of arf-ident. Alice E. tReadingzJ--It says here that the Lord sends husbands. Raehel T.-Let us pray. Miss Jones. tTo the elassj lilo you think that whispering' gets you . anywhere ? Keith Bunton-Yes, to the offiee. Mr. Stiensmeyer--XV hy don't you play football, Glenn? Glenn Mr. S. Glenn G.-The Old Man won't let me. --Oh, your father doesn't want you to play ? -No, I meant Mr. Ostergaard. Mr. S.-XVhy won't he let you play? Glenn Mr. S -He says my grades are too low. --Now, if you had not explained it, I might have thought you were to blame. What is the matter now, Grumps? My daughter is wearing knickers. and my so11 is taking a girlis part in a sc-hool play. A Classiiied Want Ads 0 for a Ford ride!-l'auline Martin. . , llobbed hair-liernire XVarning. -lust a man friend-lDorothy Putman. More rouge'-llazel lflllenberger. A new fly swatter-Miss Duffield. A big diamond-Rosa llorn. A broken arm--Marie Campbell. A bungalow-Lorene M et 'a rty. l'eanuts-ellelen Atwood. A seowl-Miss Jones. More dramatic expression-Hoo Johnson. Just you, Vera -llerrill Martin. 1 Yovered eggs--Donald Merrill. .lust Curly-Ruth Powers. 0 for a million I- Pete llorn. A girl who will stil-k-Gerald Mills. More legs- Pete lVhite. Fifteen rounds with a Freshman- Shorty Craven. A job-Harry Herod. Anti-fat-Esther Skinner. Good looking Sl0ll0g.fl'illllIPI'--ll'l?ll'Vll1 Patterson. More work-Lee Shelton et al. A good grade--Billie Stoker. A sharper appetite-Glen Grant. 'Just you, Bill --'tSusie l-Karnes. Seventy-Five It is here that we Wish to express our appreciation of every effort which has been put forth to make this annual a success. We wish especial- ly to thank the faculty advisers for their willing and able assistance, and Mr. Warner and the Republican printing office for their earnest co- operation. P The Staff. Seventy-Six CT he advertisers have made possible your 1924 BCC. They jusily expeci your paironaqe. TI-1E BEE The bee is not a spasmodie worker. XVhen it has a few meals ahead it does not eease work. It does I10f trade tl1e honey it has gathered and stored for things that have no value. It banks tl1e honey in the hive and withdraws it only as re- quired for sustenanee. The bee stores more honey than is required for food in order that it may not starve in the days when there are no blossoms. If the bee is swallowed by a sparrow or crushed by some care- less person's shoe, the honey that it llflS'Sf0I'Pfl helps the others that survive. The bee does not wait for the full bloom of summer to be- gin work. It begins work with the 4-oming of spring time. The blossoms of the plum, the peat-h and the apple, the linden and the hawthorne, the elm and maple, the wild tlowers of the woods, tl1e dandelion and the strawberry, the clover and the alfalfa fields, tl1e tlowers of the garden-all these yield the silver and gold for storage, and are no harmed by the welrome visit of the bee, when it calls tor the annual contributions. The idle dro-ne is driven out of the hive in disgraee. There is no plat-e tor the idler in the world of bees, nor in the world of men. The world supplies a thousand sourres ot wealth to those who have the industry to garner what nature provides. How many of the class ot 1924 have the wisdom to emulate the industry and thrift of the bee? The National Bank of Bloomfield L. E. 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