Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1930 volume:

r 5 h F E ---.-tl... HAURINE RANDOLPH Xxi ,Lx ' .'7' -J 14 aL 14+ 1 -if ,l EES HUEBU2U?b ff THE OWL PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1930 BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOCL 'I ie: 'N qw Q f X SAAAAA 'WWW o 0 5 WDUEHWDQU 'oo W U, This hook p h P effort f h G d g C1 f 1930 with h pp f h F ly and U16 C y I i o ...J AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA A A ' 2 DEUUCWSAUUGDW To Principal C. F. Henderson, who has labored unceasingly and unreservedly for the advancement of Bloomfield High Schoolg who has demonstrated his fine character and personality in his fair deal- ings with studentsg and who has found time among his varied duties to listen to our appealsg this book is respectfully dedicated. A AAAAAAA AALAAAAAAAAAA Y7 . 'V Y7 3 F 5 ' Z. 1 TWV 0 0 The irbuul Public Library Grade School Building High School Building Gymnasium 5 r W A 7 'I was x N Q 9 xrfsy y , I I 'INK 6 R. B. DUFF C. F. HENDERSON Superintendent Principal THE SCHOOL BOARD ROBT. F. PARSONS LEE H. JONES FARMER VEST 7 MRS. BERTHA HASEMAN CRANE, Mathematics MRS. MILDRED DAERR KINSELLA, Commercial MRS. RUTH DOBBS BLACKMORE, Seventh Grade E. KIRBY ASHCRAFT, Eighth Grade CHAS. T. FEWELL, Physics and Manual Training ALBERTA PETERSON, Latin MRS. BLANCHE CHANEY CRAIG, Mathematics 8 WM. G. Moss, Athletic' Coach and Physical Training HELEN BREDEN, Home Economics BERNICE FRIDAY, Music and Art KATHERYN MCKISSICK, English and Public Speaking Jassuz MCCRACKEN, English OAKEY MILES, English and Latin, 9 MILO MOFFETT ...... GERALD MOFFETT .... JOE STEELE .,........ KATHLEEN SHEEHE .... ROBERT BROWN ...-........ JOHN WILLIAM STALCUP .... KATHERINE BURRELL--- RICHARD JONES ........ BARBARA HAIG ......... SEXSON HUMPHREYS .... CLAUDE JACKSON ,,-,.. - - - ---Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager ------------Art - , - - -Alumni - - - -Athletic -- ..... Snapshot -----Class ------Music -----Calendar -------Joke Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor gbeniur lass President .L..... ..... R OBERT BROWN Vice-President ...... ...... H ARRIETT CLARK Secretary-Treasurer- ..... WILLIAM STALCUP Sponsors ........... .-Mr. Duff, Miss McCracken 11 CHARLES FERGUSON- Cob Dramatic Club 4. LUCILLE RITTER- Cherry Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDRICK RITTER- Tubby Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Sargt. at Arms 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN SHEEHE- Sheehe Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Blue Tri 3, 4, Pres. 3, 43 Sec'y of Class 2, V.-Pres. 35 Owl Staff, Art Editor. LEDRA FLORY- Weedie JOE STEELE- Joe Bob Football 2, 49 Orchestra 39 Band 3 3 Owl Staff, Advertise- ment Editor. JUANITA COX- Pat V.-Pres. of Class 13 Blue Tri 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4. E MAYNARD RICHESON- A aBunny:a Hi-Y 4. DOROTHY TERRELL- Dot Glee Club 1. RICHARD JONES- Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, 2, 3, V.-Pres. 4, Glee Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Pres. 35 Pres. of Class 1: Owl Staff, Class Editor. MARY MARGARET COMBS Glee Club 1, 4 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Blue Tri 3, 4, Sec'y 4. CHESTER CHAMBERLAIN- llTedU Football 1, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. ROBERT BROWN- Bob Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres., 4, Basketball 3, 4: V.- , Pres. of Class 2, Pres. 4, Sec'y- Treas. 3: Owl Staff, Alumni Editor. EVA OLIPHANT- Betsy Glee Club 1, 2. EDWARD CARROLL- Huggy Hi-Y 4. HARRIET CLARK- Hatty Glee Club 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: V.-Pres. of Class 4. SARAH PLUMMER- Skinny ' Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Blue Tri 3, 43 Dramatic 3, 4. KATHERINE BURRELL- Kate Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Blue Tri 3, 43 Yell Leader 2, 3, 43 Owl Staff, Snap-shot Editor. FANNIE OCKERMAN- Fan ROBERT ENGLE-'tBob Football 1, 2. LEE BOSWELL- Boswell RALPH QUILLEN. HARLEY BLAKER- Chigger Class Sect. 13 Dramatic Club 4. CATHERINE LETSINGER- Kitten Blue Tri 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. BERT FRY- Adam Glee Club 1: Football 3. BEATRICE FULLER- Bea Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4. VAN DIXON- Rip BARBARA HAIG- Haigie A Blue Trl 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Owl Staff, Music Editor. IOLA FITZPATRICK- Io JOHN DAVIS- Baldy Football 43 Hi-Y 4. MARY CARRELL-- Jasper Dramatic Club 4. ALVIN WATSON- Senior Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches tra 2, 3. MILO MOFFETT- Doc Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Sec'y 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Orches- tra 1, 23 Owl Staff, Editor in Chief. DOREEN WILSON- Toad Blue Tri 3, 45 Dramatic 3, 4, Treas. 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Treas. of Class 1. JOHN WILLIAM STALCUP- Bill Pres. of Class 3, Treas. 45 Football 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Sc'y 33 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 33 Yell Leader 1, 2, 39 Owl Staff, Athletic Edi- tor. AGNES QUIMBY. LOTUS BROCK- Jew Orchestra 3, 4, Band 33 Dra- matic Club 4. HELEN BOOZE- Whiskey CORWIN CAIN- Pest Band 1, 2, 3,3 Orchestra 1. MADGE ALLEN- Jerry Dramatic Club 3, 4. GERALD MOFFETT- Barrel ' Dramatic Club 3, 43 Band 4 Owl Staff, Business Manager. MARGARET JONES- Margie Dramatic Club 4, Blue Tri 4. SEXSON HUMPHREYS- Eckels Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4: Owl Staff, Calendar Editor, Dramatic Club 4. MARY GAINEY--and Sis Glee Club 1, 2, 4. CLAUDE JACKSON- Chic B-and 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 33 Basketball 3 Dramatic Club 4: Owl Staff, Joke Editor. MILDRED BARGE- Midge FREEMAN BURCHAM- Rod GRACE GAINEY- Sis Glee Club 1, 2, 4. FRED FORST- Fl'itZ Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4. BEULAH FRY- Beau1ie K Blue Tri 3, 4. V.-Pres. 45 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1: Prom Queen 3. WILBUR HORD- Lindy MAE OLI PHANT- fNot illustrated! CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1930, being now on the last round of the ladder of Knowledge in Bloomfield High School, do make this our last will and testament, bequeathing the following items to the said persons: I, Madge Allen, do will to Sophia Jenkins my Park popularity. I, Mildred Barge, do will to Mary Morris my charming giggles. I, Harley Blaker, do will to Smoky Stalcup my ability to shine shoes. I, Helen Booze, do will my summer home in the country to Betty Hasler. I, Lee Boswell, do will to Monk Miller my technique in consoling the teachers. I, Lotus Brock, do will my street cleaner 's suit to Chester Laughlin. I, Robert Brown, do will to my brother, Babe, my out-of-town experiences C just out of townj. I, Freman Burcham, do will to Walter the Rambling Junker. I, Katy Burrell, do will to Charlotte Haseman my gift of gab. I, Corwin Cain, do will to Junior Killinger my pesticating ways. I, Edward Carroll, do will by quiet manner to Christine Williams. I Mary Carrell, do will to Gene Maners my ability to get American Government. I, Chester Chamberlain, do will to Gretchen Letsinger her car. I, Harriet Clark, do will to my neighbor, Dutch Stalcup, my excessive intelligence. I Mary M. Combs, do will to Sherrill Cook my charm over the opposite sex. 7 I, Juanita Cox, do will to Russell Workman my singing talent. I, John Davis, do will to Lowell Freeland my way of taming Wild Bill Moss. I, Van Dixon, do will my height to Herbert Jenkins. I, Robert Paul Engle, do will my fat-reducing remedy to Heavy Duty Gentry. I, Iola Fitzpatrick, do will the exclusive right to use my name to Ziba, our famed janitor. I, Ledra Flory, do will to Russell Graham my sway over the Physics teacher. I, Fred Forst, do will to Sandy Price my girls. I, Bert Fry, do will to Gordon Johnson my position in the teast side pool rooml. I, Beatrice Fuller, do will to Carl Vest my home near the Marble Orchard. I, Grace Gainey, do will to Pratt O'Neall my Latin ability. I, Mary Gainey, do will to Sammy Riddle my Latin ability. I, Barbara Haig, do will to Sap McDonald my dancing grace. I, Wilbur Hord, do will to Donald Kirkhart my Lindberg features. I, Sexson Humphreys, do will to Jessie McCracken my long red whiskers to replace the gray hairs that we have caused her. I Claude Jackson, do will to Roy Plummer my place in the Hello World Store. 7 I, Richard Jones, do will to Wentworth Quillen my Sophomore girl. I, Margaret Jones, do will to Lorena Uland my most marvelous vocabulary. is I, Catherine Letsinger, do will to my kid brother the ranch. I, Gerald Moffett, do will my C. M. T. C. experiences to Bill Fields. We, Milo Moffett and Beulah Fry, do will our case to Sherrill Cook and Rosanna Parsons. I, Fannie Ockerman, do will my Darling engagement ring to Helen Breden. I, Eva Oliphant, do will to Eva Gordon my hilarious conduct. I, Mae Oliphant, do will my equestrianship to Reece Barnes. I, Sarah Plummer, do will to Gcnieve Sexson my roman nose. I, Ralph Quillen, do will to Fat Quillen the tenacity to last five years. I, Agnes Quimby, do will to Maxine Chalnberlain my permanent wave. 'I, Maynard Richeson, do will to Virginia Chambers my thorough enjoyment of a good cat fight. I, Fredrick Ritter, do will to Chuck Blackmore a iine span of jacks from the plantation. I, Lucille Ritter, do will to Vera Burrell my curls. I, Kathlen Sheehe, do will to Little Joe Ferguson my fiddle. I, William Stalcup, do will to the Ju11ior Class Mr. Fewell and his inevitable What Not. I, Joe Steele, do will to Virginia Lewis my ease in getting Typing. I, Dorothy Terrell, do will to William G. Moss my spectacles. I, Alvin Watson, do will to Ruth Clark my technique in washing dishes for class parties. I, Doreen Wilson, do will to Fern Hash my kinky hair. To the faculty all our old examinations for future- information. . 1 In witness whereof, we subscribe our seal and signature this twenty-eightli day of April, 1930. CSignedD SENIOR CLASS ' THE FACULTY CTheir Marky qxi Witness, JUNIOR CLASS Clfheir Marky QXJ .. W.-- i 19 1 X 20 uniur lass l'r0sicl1-nt... ..... ---VIRGINIA LICXVIS Vice-President --..---- ..-- J OHN LETSINGER Secretary-'Treasurvr --- ---- HARVEY IIANNAH Sponsors ----.--..... - --Miss Braden, Miss Miles 21 First and Second Rows Reese Barnes Pearl Combs Herman Emery YVm. Freeland Fern Hash Charles Laughlin Virginia Lewis Rosanna Parsons Opal Bridges Sherrill Cook VVilliam Fields Russell Graham Hazel Holmes Chester Lklllgllilll Gene Maners Robert Quillen Ione Shields Third and Fourth Rows VValter Burcham Ruth Clark Beatrice Florey Margaret Guinnup Dorothy Jackson Lloyd Laughlin Grace Miller Sammey Riddle Ruth Street Mildred Busby Elizabeth Davis Franklin Forbs Hilda Hamilton Sophia Jenkins Gretchen Letsinger Mary Morris Marion Scliellenger Esther Vtleaver Fifth Row Mary Gail Combs Robert Dilley Reba Foster Harvey Hannah Mary King John Letsinger Margaret O'Neill VVilliam Shertzer inpbnmnrs lass Prcsidmlt. ...... ......... C ARL COX Vice-President ...... ..... A LVIN RAMSEY Secretary-Treasu1'er- ...... GENIEVE SEXSON Sponsors ........... - .... Mr. Moss, Mrs. Craig 23 w 1 First and Second Rows Robert A. Alexander William H. Brown lvan Davis Berniece Fuller Betty Hasler Harold Mason Jennie Pearson Ona Ritter Morris Stalcup Ethel Bingham VVm. S. Brown Mabel llowden Ruth Gainey Mary Eloise Humphreys Loren McDonald, Jr. Roy Plummer Genieve Sexson Ray Steele Third and Fourth Rows Charles Blackmore Robert Cain Joseph Ferguson Jcannett Gordon Helen Inman Margaret Rose Mclianghlin NVentWorth Qnillen William Shertzer Elmer Street Maxine Blackmore Stanley Combs Esther Florey Ethel Haines Roy Long Amelia Miller Alvin Ramsey Earl Shouse Lorraine Townsancl Fifth Row Marvin Braustetter Carl Cox William Forst Jno. Hannah VVyble Lewis Margaret Miller Olive Ritter A Gretchen Sparks Lorena Uland Bottom Row Christine Williams Gladys W'arren Russell Workman Helen WVatkins Cletus VVright Perry White Doris WI'ight '-24 resbman Glass l'r1-simlvllt ....... -- --DONALD KIRKIIART Vilflf-l,I'K'Silll5llt -,- - ..... I .... GEORGE JACKSON Secretary-Txfcasurcr --- ......... HOMER KEMP Sponsors----- . --- --Miss Peterson, Mrs. Kinsella 25 First and Second Rows Helen Ausinan Lex Borter Maxine Chamberlain Naomi Cowan Dorothy EIIIUIZY Lowell Freeland Margaret Gentry Sara Euuna Battle Louise Briles Virginia Chambers Virginia Crow Victor Emery Bernard Fry Eva Gordon Charlotte Ilaseulau Third and Fourth Rows Charles Blaker Vera Burrell Keith Clark Willialn Duke Marion Florey Edna Fuller Bernard Hamilton VVilliau1 Lee Hash Lee Borter Theodora Byrd Katherine Corbin Leslie Eaton Samuel Foster Herschel Fuller Charles Hawkins First and Second Rows Madgo Hord G1-urge Jackson Rohm-rt Jones Jr-nniv King llmmld Milli-1' VVilliz1m Waym- Ncwl Maria- Rolwrtsml .Ianws Iludsou ftlillldl' Jolmson Ilomvr Kvmp Donald Ki1'khz11't Mabel Morris NVaym- PUPIPSOII Edna Slwrvr Third and Fourth Rows Lulu lludson UI2lll1iUel0llllS01l GO0I'Q'1' Kidd llvlvn Kim-1' l7lii'Tord Nvidigh Flussim- Pilk Ruth Stvvlo Roudall Illlfflllilll BIii1'i0ll Jones Junior Killiugcr lillvn lA'fSillQJ,'l'1' llolmul' Uliphaunt lwslim- Eaton Mym-rs 'l'l10n1pso11 Bottom Row Dorothy SfI'0Sllilll'l' Uarl Yost Ellllllil Jo VVilkic EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE 28 Zllntihities ORCHESTRA The Hiwh School Orchestra which is alwa 's well received, has a i warecl on several convocation D 7 1 programs, at a nieeting' of the music club, and will par'rioipa're in the County Music Festival. The organization is now rehearsing for Cominmleemm-nl and Baccalaureate services. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The High School Chorus, composed of thirty-live lIlK'll1lN5l S, and therefore the largest organization in school, was organized at the lltlglllllllllg of this year. Rehearsals of the various parts are held once a week and the entire chorus on Friday. This chorus has furnished music for weekly convocations and will sing for the County Music Festival and also for Commencement and Baccalaureate. 30 1 S'1'Rl7T AND FHW1' CLVB l ll 1 1 11 bl I A Strut and l 1'vt lflub JI't'Sl'lltl'd Tho tl11'1-v-met cmluwly, HNVIN1 xvillllllllyflgi' Crazy? Apri The' play was 21 414-0i1l1-41 succx-ss in vvvry way. Tha- cuaufll was Miss MuKissi4-k, fvaclwx' of Pu Spvnkingr. 'l'lw club, 4-21011 yvzxr, lll2lkK'S mnw SIIIISHIIIHEII griff To fhv high school. Yi! DOM EST I C SCIENCE CLASS 3l ic l i GIRL RESERVE CLUB The Girl Reserve Club was oraranized in I-ilU0El1iil'lClIIlU'llSlillflfll March 1929 with a nicnibcrshi 5 m 2' 7 3 of twenty. This year the honor system was used to secure new lll0ll1lWl'S and thc club now numbers thirty-two. Fccliiig' thc need of a rest rooin, the girls 'fully equipped a room on thc first floor. Mrs. Donna Shcclle and Mrs. C. F. Ilcndcrson are connnunity sponsors, Mrs. John Kinsella faculty ad- visor, and Miss Kathryn McKissick, director. l i.. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, now consisting' of twenty-four inenihcrs, was organized in Bloomfield High School in 1926. It then had thirtccn members. The 1 f purposc o this or,g'anization is, to create maintain 7 7 and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian charactcrf' Its motto is, Clean speech, clean sports, clean habits, and clean scholarship. 32 GIRLS' PIIYSICTAII TRAINING CLASS BOYS' PHYSICAL TRAINING CLASS 33 34 HIGH SCHOOL HONORS High honor was brought to Bloomfield High School this year by John William Stalcup. In the Oratorical Contest, he won the local, county and district contests. For this, two medals have been awarded to him. William spoke on the subject The Constitution of the United States and Its Connection With American Trusts. Never before has Bloomfield been so highly honored in this form of contest, and many will long remember William's fine speaking ability. Grace Gainey also brought honor to Bloomfield High by win- ning the local, county and district Cicero contest. She won further distinction by gaining fifth place in the state. The road to Latin fame is long and hard, and we can not give too much credit to Grace. Lotus Brock was given honorable mention in the Indianapolis News Essay Contest. This contest was on How I Would Improve Our State Government. As more than six hundred schools were entered, this was truly an honor for Bloomfield. Sexson Humphreys has also won great distinction for himself and for the Bloomfield schools. He took first place among all the boys of the state who wrote on the Liberal Arts Scholarship Pre- liminary Examination. This is an honor for the school as it is an indication of the high standard of scholarship maintained by the school. Sexson went to the Statehouse in Indianapolis, May 10, to compete in the final exam. 35 s Q 1 S6 We wish to express to Don Herold our sincere appreciation for the accompanying cartoons which he so kindly and generously gave us. We are indeed proud to be members of the staff of The Owl since its first editor was this distinguished alumnus. 37 r7f! f W S d n the foreground: I 1 k h h 1 1 f igh sc oo i e all right h g I hgh hool bores me. if f Lf m- U 1 f 5 WfWWZ?WU1CQK Sm yd ' 24 X RK 0 Wy 0: f M - xx an I X xxxx X xf , D, f vi X 5 W 1 Y 2 , f N -fig V7 I 4, sf..-gy fl X-fyf xx Q! if f s Q HZ,kfl-'UUUU5-l - YY, - v AK X X . . . - Z- 1 N 915552 505 71 XO 'S Sr YT1fg3j?5AQQ WG KlXgQ'Qfi QILTOUZQE f,7f Gill! C WKJ 72 X X xxxm N Q' - Q4 -ff! Q Cm fiif ,LQ A2048 Q ff H ,J '39 THE SENIOR CLASS of BLOOMFTELD HIGH SCHOOL Presents WATCH YOUR STEP, WILTON At CITADEL THEATRE May 16, 1930 CAST VVilton Crossley, alias 'Tl10lI11JS011, the CI'Ulg'l1fO11,S liired man ----------,--------------------------------Ricl1a1'4l Jones Charles Claxton, a young? Southern real estate 2lg'011t--Cl?l.l1Kl0 Jackson l'l1'2ll1li Creigrlitoii, seion of one of the best and oldest families of the South .................................. Robt, l3I'0WI1 Douglas Lane, a frieinl of the UI'0lg'llt011S ..... ---NV1r1. Stalcup VlI'U'llll2l C1'0lL2'llt01l F1'H1llilS autocratic sister ...,.,v.. Ba1'ba1'z1 Haiv' I' . 7 D Bess 1111-ig'l1to11, Xvl1'QIl11lZl'S deniocratic sixteen-year-old sister' -,-,-,,,,,-,,,-,-U----------------------- I.l21,I'I'l0it Clark Aunt Loul' Fairness, aunt of tl1e C1'6lQfl1t011S--llI?1I'y Margaret Combs Peg-gy, the cook of the Creigrhton family .,............ Mary Carrell. Sexson Hu111pl11'eys ................... .... S T328 Mallagel' 40 Zltbletins FOOTBALL 1 929-1 930 The football season was not quite successful this year, from the standpoint of games, however, we won more games than last year. Coach Bill Moss came to Bloomfield directly from Indiana Univer- sity. He is a man of dynamic personality and worked hard to build up a winning team. Football practice started a week before school started but only the boys who lived in town came out for prac- tice. Coach Moss' methods were entirely different from what the boys knew and it -was difficult for them to be whipped into form. It took the squad four or five weeks to be snapped into shape and then it was broken up by injuries, ineligibilities and lack of training, however, Coach Moss instilled a fighting spirit into the boys and they were continually up on their toes fighting. The greatest thing of the season was to beat Worthington, our traditional rivals. Coach Moss gave the boys a talk at the half and they sure snapped out in the second half. He has been able to put fight i11to the team and he should be compli- mented on his efforts. - Summary of Games September 13. The squad arranged a pre-season game with Vincennes on this date. The boys had only one week of practice and they were a little off form. They were, however, the best dressed team on the field and sure did look fine in their new outfits. The score was B. H. S., 0, Vincennes, 24. September 21. This week the boys encountered a tea.m that was considered better than Vin- cennes. The boys showed that old fight and held them to a score of B. H. S., 0, Bloomington, 13. September 28. Bloomfield went up against Linton and was defeated by a score of B. H. S., 0, Linton, 32. October 12. Bloomfield encountered a stubborn defense and two touchdowns were scored by Stalcup. The final score Was B. H. S., 13, Shelburn, 0. October 16. In our second attempt at night football we were defeated by Jasonville by a score of 60 to 0. There was entirely too much Stevenson. October 25. The new team on our schedule, Greencastle, was doped to beat us by a large score, but the team .put up a stubborn defense and held them till the half at a score of 6 to 0. Due to breaks in the final period the score was B. H. S., 0, Green castle, 26. November 2. Sullivan took us into camp to the tune of 33 to 0. Steele 's playing was outstand- ing, but Sullivan was too much for the rest of the team. November 9. At Columbus against a big team, Bloomfield showed real form. The whole team played Well, and Blackmore and Stalcup ran over for two touchdowns. Wright added the extra point to make the score B. H. S., 13, Columbus, 6. November 16. The squad went to Bicknell against a heavier team. Stalcup was able to push over one touchdown to make the score B. H. S., 65 Bicknell, 33. 42 November 23. The next week Duggel' came here with the determination to beat Bloomfield. The two teams were evenly matched. The passing attack, VVright to Graham, was superb. Graham caught ten out of eleven passes thrown to him and scored both touchdowns for a score of B. H. S., 12g Dugger, O. November 28. On Turkey Day Bloomfield encountered their old rivals, NVorthington. The game was played on a field of snow. During the first half both teams fought stubbornly in the middle of the field, neither gaining or having an advantage. In the seco11d half things changed for the better. Evidently Coach Moss is able to put fight into a team for the team came back fighting hard. They started a passing attack, and on a pass, NVright to Staleup, Stalcup ran over for a touchdown. VVright added the extra point. The defense of the line was excellent. All showed coaching and determina. tion. Thus were the Turkey Day opponents conquered to the tune of B. II. S., 7, Worthington, 0. PERSONNEL OF FIRST TEAM RICHARD JON ES- Powder-Puff -Left End. Played every position on the team and found his real worth at end. Was able to hold down his position like a veteran. Is senior this year. FRED RITTER, Captaine- Tubby -Left Tackle. Was injured some of the season. Everybody has his misfortunes. Ile is a senior this year. Fought hard and had interest of team at heart. BERNARD HAMILTON-- Hamilton -Left Guard. 'When Hamilton came in from Camp Ground everybody laughed, but when he tore up Vincennes' line everybody clapped. He is a freshman this year. PRATT 0'NEALL-''Brewery -Center. According to Brewery every team was in bed two weeks after they met him. Moss had hopes for a fullback in this misborn mountain. Is a sophomore. DONALD KIRKHART- Koikie''-Right Guard. Played well for first year. Las the making of . good football player. Is a freshman this year. JOE STEELE- Steele -Right Tackle. Starte d out as guard but found his position at tackle. A natural born football player. Is a senior this year. CHARLES BLACKMORE- Bag Ears -Right End. Was a good defensive end. Caught a pass in the Columbus game and made a touchdown much to his surprise. Sophomore this year. WILLIAM STALCUP- Wee Willie -Quarterback. His head came in handy in most games. A line-plunger! Senior this year. CARL COX- Coxie -Halfback. Took every game at heart and fought hard all the time. Good material for next year. Sophomore this year. RUSSELL GRAHAM-''Lulu -Halfback. Played exceptionally well for first year. Tried to call signals but stuttered too much. Is junior this year. CLETUS WRIGHT- Cletie -Fullback. Good end runner and exceptionally good passer. Should go like a whirlwind next year. Is sophomore this year. J OIIN DAVIS-- Baldy -Left Tackle. Came to Bloomfield this year and made a good man. In- clined to be of an easy-going disposition but when dirty play was going on he was in the midst trying for fair play. Is senior this year. 43 BASKETBALL 1 929 - 1 930 The season this year was disappointing' from the standpoint of games won. Coach Moss put forth every effort and his position was somewhat trying, at times. However, he had the good of the team at heart and has developed some players that should give a good account of themselves next year. The squad loses only one player, Robert Brown, by grraduation. The schedule of the season with scores follows: December 6-B. H. S., 25, Elnora, 46. December 21-B. H. S., 27, Oolitic, 39. December 7-B. H. S., 31, Switz City, 41. January 3-B. H. S., 29' Spencer, 30. December 13-B. H. S., 30, Smithville, 46. January 4-B S 27, Carlisle, 26. December 14-B. H. S., 4, Lyons, 46. January 10-B S 22, Odon, 38. December 20-B. H. S., 18, Solsberry, 39. January 11-B S 16, Linton, 25. Wabash Valley, january 17-18 B. H. S., 36, Solsberry, 15. February 8- S., 30, Jasonville, 19 B. H. S., -5 Odon, -. February 14-- S., 25, Odon, 48. January 31-B. H. S., 47, Elnora, 45. February 15- S., 245 Linton, 58. February 1--B. H. S., 27, Spencer, 53. February 21- S., 25, Dugger, 48. February 2-B. H. S., 25, Switz City, 59. February 22- S., 25, Solsberry, 36 Sectional Tourney, February 28 B. H. S., 30, Newberry, 24. B. H. S., 9, Linton, 36. B. H. S., 365 Lyons, 20. 44 BASKETBALL PERSONNEL-FIRST SQUAD R0liI'IN'l' I-EIQHNVNW-ftliolnweliig-lit lf'orward. Good basket shot. Starred in several games. Had that old tigrlltf' all the tune. ls senior this y02ll'. ROY PLUMMICI!-J'l'hu1nuer'!ALet't Forward. Good basket shot, shitty and active. Is good pros- peet. for next year. Sophomore this year. LLOYD IiAl7tllIlilNfA- Dave'l-4'enter. Very lengthy. XVas somewhat timid. Slow to get started lmut an aeeurate shot. ls junior this year. RUSSELL IIRAIIAMAAHSeratuf Guard. Fool headed and quiek thinker describes him. Knows how to use his head. ls junior this year. EARL SIIUUSIC- - Rural -Atluard. llard to get around. lle was grood at getting' the hall off back stop. ls sophomore this year. CLl'l'l'llS Wllltlll'l'f L'tlletie -f--t'euter. flood at. one-handed shots. lVas good Center and forward. ls sophomore this year. CARL CHX f'tloxiewm-Guarel. flood defensive man. Knew how to guard. Good lnaterial for next: year. Sophomore. ALVIN ICABISIGY-H-t''l'oots''-flforward. Good shot. and defensive man. Is sophomore. RAY S'l'l'1lCl.l'l -- Stes-le''4tiuard. Little lmut mile lmut, migrhty. llad that old fight. Is sophomore. E , ....-- ,,,,,,, Y, l EIGHTH GRADE TEAM 45 Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Monday. Wednesday. Saturday. Saturday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Saturday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. Saturday. Saturday. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Last day of peace. Sentenced to nine months. 232 students, 34 more than ever before enroll. Largest Senior class in history of school. Jones, Davis and Watson join our happy band. Thirty report for football. Exactly 69 Freshmen are lost. QThe other one was sick.J Welre getting a big kick out of football. Only 176 more school days, so the Seniors who believe in eo-operation elect Robert Brown president and Harriet Clark vice-president. Mr. Duff and Miss McCracken are to do the chaperoning. The first night football for B. H. S. Vincennes, 24, Bloomfield, 0. Personally we prefer daylight. Or was it because of Friday the 13th'? Miss Friday proclaims her ambitions. Work on THE OVVL begun. Bloomington, 13, Bloomfield, 0. Thirteen again. Linton again! I OCTO BER First six weeks' exams begin. A wave of sickness strikes the school. When she is called down for talking, Charlotte Haseman tells Miss Miles she is imi- tating Sophie Tucker. Shelburn, 0, Bloomfield, 13. Thirteen isn't always unlucky. The shades of night were falling fast, NVhen through our jaded huskies passed A youth who would not stop to tell His name which we knew sadly well: 'Twas Stevenson. We still don 't like night football. Canvass for THE OWL begun. School teachers are not so bad after all, especially when they go off to Indianapolis for two days. Greencastle, 26, Bloomfield, 0. They were sure hard to satisfy. Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores have parties. We hope Mrs. Kinsella has learned to play f'pig by now. She was certainly the Hgoat last night. Hi-Y takes over the problem of School Spirit. Girl .Reserves start membership campaign. From looking at the required test, We imagine they ought to initiate a few next September. That would be doing well. Special call meeting of the Barber's Union. Halloween-and how! NOVEMBER Mr. Ashcraft continues his course in psychology. Sullivan, 26, Bloomfield, 0. This is getting monotonous. Columbus, 65 Bloomfield, 13. O'Neal, you dear old --. O'Neal can't escape the girls. O'Neal is preparing to write a thesis on Being a Hero. He ought to know how. Bicknell, fl, Bloomfield, 6. Bloomfield's seconds score on Bicknell's thirds, and Johnson almost makes the All-V alley. Dugger, 05 Bloomfield, 13 again once more. Oh, you Graham! Wednesday. The Public Speaking Class spreads the Thanksgiving Spirit. Thursday. -And the football team gives us something to be thankful for. At last- Worthington, 0 Bloomfield, 6. Oh, what a day! 46 Monday. Tuesday. Friday. Saturday. Friday. Saturday. Friday. Saturday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. Wednesday. Friday. Saturday. Friday. Saturday. Saturday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Monday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. DECEMBER ' Back for the celebration. This is a big secret, but it is rumored that there are certain members of the basket- ball squad who are limping today not because they had affrays with bedposts. IT begins. Bloomfield, 25, but-Elnora, 46. Switz City was gentle, 31-41. Juniors feed famished multitude. Basketball squad, minus Seniors, travels to Smith- ville and back. The count was-but no, you guess. The Lyons roar-and how. Who made our basket? More psychology, more baskets. But Solsberry made more, too. Brown makes the trip to Oolitic. As a result we lose by only twelve points. It is rumored that someone studied today but no one believes it. Santa Claus and his reindeer visit the Freshmen. Seniors work! Imagine!! That is all of them work except Catherine Letsingerg she is otherwise engaged. More Work as the alumnae banquet. Still the work goes on. Brown and Watson still report for basketball. JANUARY New Year 's, if that means anything. So near and yet so far. What a whale of a difference just a few seconds make. Spencer, 305 Bloomfield, 29. Makin' big whoopee! Two victories in one night! In the main go Bloomfield, 275 Carlisle, 26. The Giants are still hunting a killer. Odon, 38, Bloomfield, 22. Linton-almost, 16-25. Afternoon. Oh, boy! Solsberry, 15, Bloomfield, 30. Stall, Bugs, stall! Night. Odon again, 'Nuf' said. And there was weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Final exams. Ditto and more of it! Did you know they could make them so hard? It ought to be against the law. The health exam is taken over. Beg pardon. You don't mind I'm sure. Blue-Tri gets generous as Hi-Y, flat Broke,,' looks on. It is pretty. But what use will it be? V How much do a few little numbers mean! Nothing serious, just a few little report cards. Oh, yeah! -Why is the Senior honor roll so short? Ask Mr. Fewell. Latin contest! Oh fatal words. ' I Grace Gainey wonders if she made first or second in the Latin contest. FEBRUARY The Spencer Cops cop it again, 27-53. Mr. Fewell can 't understand why the afternoon class makes better grades on the exams than the morning when they have the same test. Sophomores lead for Rotary cup. This'll never do. Seniors give lesson to other classes in convocation programs, incidently doing not a little entertaining themselves. It is rumored that there was only one bean thrown in one of the biology classes to- day. Believe it or not. - Switz Ci--shh, don 't mention it. Bloomfield holds five men scoreless as J asonville falls before'Brown. If you find any worn-out bleachers in the gym, remember: Last night was Blue-Tri initiation. OWL goes Dutch. 47 Wednesday. Friday. Wednesday. Friday. Saturday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. Wednesday. Friday. Monday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. Friday. Tuesday. Thursday. Friday. Friday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. Friday. Linton, 58, Bloomfield-it doesnlt matter. This is getting to be a habit. Odon, 45, Bloomfield, 25. Junior McDonald 85 Company entertain the convocation. Dugger plays around on our court. The score doesn't matter. The Misses Gainey, Doris VVright, Roy Long and Helen Ausman, county Latin champions. A rather uncrowded honor, don 't you know. Incidently we played basketball at Solsberry, No great casualties in jam occasioned by rush to American Government exam. Station R-H-I-N-I-E broadcast. These Frosh may make something out of themselves yet. You never can tell by looks. Two great things happened today. School was dismissed, the Monkeys beat New- berry in the Sectional. MARCH Oh, Revenge, what mighty deeds are done in thy name. Bloomfield, 24, Lyons, -. Thou mighty monarches how vain thine angry roar! But Anybody found a basket, anybody made a goal? It 's got a net round its rim to show When Linton puts the ball through. Up in hill-top Solsberry, down in fiat Marco Poor unlucky Bloomfield, anybody made a goal? And the basketball season is over. Seniors choose invitations. Deportment-lessn cards come out and deportment-less students stay in. Stalcup wins as Marshall passes out twice. Hi-Y debates whether or not a Latin shark could be good looking, but finally de- cides to risk it. Honor sweaters awarded. Who let Ritter out? Miss McCracken forgets to assign a lesson in English IV. What does a slightly unsuccessful football team or basketgall squad matter when we have the county championship in oratory. -and the district Latin champ. The Hi-Y has the Washington crowd out till live o'clock. Wonder why. English IV students get a little lesson in memory. Latest wise-crack: Are you up in typing? Mr. Fewell puts oif a Physics test. But then he pulled a dirty trick and gave the afternoon section different questions from the morning group. Then both groups flunk. Moral-obvious. APRIL Here lies one who had his physics notebook up three days before it was due. No wonder they killed him and pleaded self-defense. iTwas midnight by the town-clock, Not a street-car was in sight But a light in every Senior's window, For we work all day tonight. Physics notebooks are due tomorrow. O heart, lose not thy nature. Something about Nero's soul. Who wouldn't be crazy? MAY Senior play-of course it was good. Thanks, Juniors, we had a great time. Baccalaureate. Can you believe it? It's all over now! 48 Zlllumni ALUMNI CLASS OF 1883 Litta Lamb--Mrs. C. W. Adams, Bloomfield. Stella Butcher-Mrs. Albert Menges, Santa Ana, California. Ella Lowder-Mrs. L. S .Forbes, Linton. Lula I-Iartzell-Mrs. Lula Dunbar, Des Moines, Iowa. Teachers-Theodore Menges, Earle Poindexter. KNO record can be found of the class of 1884. It is believed that no class graduated that year.J CLASS OF 1885 . William R. Cravens. Deceased. Cora Williams-Mrs. John A. Cravens, Bloomfield. Lelia Cavins-Mrs. J. N. Baughman, Evansville, Lucy McElroy, Greenfield. Teachers-Luther Frame, J. W. Walker. CLASS OF 1886 A. W. Harris, Attica. Elmer Templeton. Deceased. John S. Knapp, Bloomfield. John A. Cravens, Bloomfield. W. T. Nickerson, Linton. Mollie Wood-Mrs. W. O. Holbert, Omak, Wash. Teachers-Luther Frame, J. W. Walker. CThe school term was cut short for lack of funds. Consequently this class did not complete the work.J Qlf classes were graduated in the years 1887 and 1888 no record can be found of the same.J CLASS OF 1889 Leota Haig-Mrs. Chas. E. Welch. Deceased. Chas. P. Danks, Vicksburg, Miss. Lydia Danks-Mrs. Lydia Milburn, Patoka. Chas. E. Welch, Bloomfield. Dan Dixon, Linton. Teachers-Christian Danielson, J. W. Walker. CLASS OF 1890 Maude Faucett--Mrs. Oscar P. Slinkard. De- ceased. Carrie Cravens. Deceased. Etta Gainey-Mrs. Chas. E. Wylie, Bloomington. Deceased. Tom West. Deceased. CLASS OF 1891 Will Cox, Oakland, Cal. Lizzie Cox-Mrs. James H. Gilliland, Carlisle. Ella Cushman-Mrs. Willard N. Webster, Lyons. Grace Fields, Bloomfield. Sallie Hert-Mrs. Harold Arnold, Los Angeles, Cal. Deceased. Oscar Smith, Bloomfield. Ella Yakey, Bloomfield. Teachers-Christian Danielson, Charles H. Dry- bread. CLASS OF 1892 Will Axtell, Schene-ctady, N. Y. Margaret Cavins-Mrs. Chas. E. Henderson, Indi- anapolis. Deceased. Anna Corbley--Mrs. Ben Johnson, Tulsa, Okla. Lewis B. Edwards. Deceased. Maggie I-Iarrel-Mrs. Maggie Cobb, Bloomington. Charity Lamb-Mrs. Walter T. Brown, Bloomfield. Teachers-Christian Danielson, Miss Alice Hadley, Charles H. Drybread. CLASS OF 1893 James H. Gilliland, Carlisle. Allie Gilliland-Mrs. George Mitchell, Jasonville. Tom Mitchell. Deceased. Maud Cravens-Mrs. Harry R. Isenhower, Bloom- field. Teachers-Christian Danielson, Miss Alice Hadley, Charles H. Drybread. CLASS OF 1894 Frances Baxter-Mrs. Chas. E. Welch, Bloomfield John W. Cushman, Bloomfield. George DeVilbiss, Seattle, Wash. Ollie Elgan-Mrs. George Drake, Newark. Eva Coen-Mrs. Ira Tomey, Indianapolis. Lenora CDotJ Nickerson-Mrs. Lenora Jarrell Paragon. Harry Laughlin, Washington, D. C. Teachers-Christian Danielson, Charles H. Dry- bread, Miss Alice Hadley. CLASS OF 1895 Pearl Brown-Mrs. Marion A. Thomas, Jasonville Chas. Clark, Indianapolis. Pear? Ciravens-Mrs. William L. Slinkard, Bloom e d. Arzalia Hains-Mrs. Mason Bruner, Shelburn. Guy G. Osbon, Jasonville. Bertha Short-Mrs. Louie S. Graham, Indianapolis Mamie Stropes. Deceased. Teachers-A. J. Johnson, Walter T. Brown, J. A Price. CLASS OF 1896 Nora Fields-Mrs. F. W. Shryer, Los Angeles, Cal Deceased. Josephine Freeland--Mrs. Fred Pierce, Indianap- olis. Deceased. Della.Harrel-Mrs. Peter E. Tierney, Rushville. Lee H. Jones, Bloomfield. Zach Laughlin, Rice, Arizona. Samuel Strickland, Lincoln, Neb. Homer McKee, Indianapolis. Alta Terrell-Mrs. L. B. Edwards, Knightstown. Cora Terrell--Mrs. Carl Wolf, Indianapolis. Teachers--Walter T. Brown, E. R. Mason, J. A Price. CLASS OF 1897 Lambert M. Barker, Fresno, Cal. Royal Edwin Catt, Oklahoma City, Okla. Florence French. Deceased. Carl F. Miller, Urbana, Ill. Pearl L. Stalcup, Bloomfield. Jessie M. Warren-Mrs. Jessie Baker, Petoskey Michigan. Lillie Lowder-Mrs. Guy G. Osbon, Jasonville. Teachers-Walter T. Brown, E. R. Mason, J. A Price. CLASS OF 1898 Pearl Brewer-Mrs. Alex Starnes, Worthington. Chas. Cantwell, Worthington, Ohio. Lillie Dean-Mrs. Joe E. Shryer, Bloomfield. De- ceased. Lex. V. Deckard, Lyons. Deceased. Jennie DeVilbiss--Mrs. Byron Dixon, Altamont Kansas. Robert B. Dugger, Denver. Colo. Cary L. Harrel, Jasonville. Ethel King-Mrs. Lee H. Jones, Bloomfield. De- ceased. Ray Norvell, Emmetsburg, Iowa. Hayes Roach, Koleen. Oscar R. Shields, Jasonville. Ethel Stalcup-Mrs. Charles Cantwell, Worthing- ton, Ohio. Neosha Van Slyke. Deceased. Della Williams, Indianapolis. Teachers-Walter T. Brown, E. R. Mason, J. A Price. CLASS OF 1899 George W. Cantwell, Phoenix, Ariz. Stanley Fields, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bert Hendren, San Francisco, Cal. May Osbon-Mrs. John Lucas, Bloomfield. Will Welch, Terre Haute. Anna. West. Deceased. 1 Robert Emery, Ft. Hunt, Alexandria, Va. Teachers-Walter T. Brown, E. R. Mason, J. A. Price. CLASS OF 1900 Grace Bryan-Mrs. Frank Davis, Detroit, Mich. Nora Catt-Mrs. Edward Faith, Washington. Laura DeVllblss-Mrs. Henry Daubenspeck, Worthington. Wendell H. Faucett, Martinsville. Florence Glover-Mrs. Parker Edwards, Kansas City, Kas. Nellie Irlons-Mrs. Ray Beeman, Wharton, N. J. Reed A. Letsinger, Bloomfield. Mildred Lowder-Mrs. Wendell H. Faucett, Mar- tlnsville. Etna Phillips-Mrs. Reed A. Letsinger, Bloomfield. Flora Templeton-Mrs. Thomas Talbott, Hutchin- son, Kas. Teachers-Walter T. Brown, E. R. Mason, J. A. Price. CLASS OF 1901 Dorothy Dean, Bloomfield. Alice Hendren-Mrs. George W. Cantwell, Phoenix, Ariz. Blanche Terrell-Mrs. J. T. Clapp, Beech Grove. Wilbert W. Keith, Paris, Ill. Clyde Moss, Bogalusa, La. Wendell Phillips. Deceased. Teachers-E. R. Mason, Charles B. McLinn, Donn Little. CLASS OF 1902 Effie Rollison-Mrs. Bert Hendren, San Francisco, Cal. Daniel A. Bynum, Bloomfield. Maude Hunter. Deceased. Lyda Brandon-Mrs. Charles Mason, Cleveland, O. Roy Brown, Vincennes. Vlrgle Johnson-Mrs. Jas. F. Taylor, Duluth, Minn. Harry Scott, Veterans' Hospital, San Fernando, Cal. Harvey L. lCurgl Hannah, Bloomfield. Paul Phillips, University of Montana, Missoula, Mont. Thos. Heaton, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfield. Teachers-E. R. Mason, Chas. B. McLinn, Donn Little. CLASS OF 1903 Alma Clay-Mrs. Alma Kenner Anderson, Allen, Kas. Orin Dllley. Deceased. Alda Faucett-Mrs. Chas. H. Bushfield, Newark, Ohio. Roxle Graham. Deceased. Nellie Gray-Mrs. Homer Hart, Linton. Mary Lamb, Bloomfield. Leo Letslnger, R. F. D. 3, Bloomfield. Gertrude Moss-Mrs. Harold Dyer, Los Angeles, Cal. Leo Neidigh, St. Petersburg, Fla. Lee O'Neall, West Baden. Mabel V. Phillips, Lock Haven, Pa. Dolly Ramsey-Mrs. Lester Mansfield, Indianap- olls. Alva Templeton, Washington, D. C. Grace Templeton-Mrs. Grace Brown, Lexington, Ky. Teachers-Chas. B. McLinn, William Jones, Miss Ann Cunningham, Carl Otto Lampland fre- signedl succeeded by Wm. Jones. CLASS OF 1904 Effie Blaker-Mrs. Ephraim Dilley, Solsberry. Fay Bradford-Mrs. Fay Brouhard, Fair Oaks. William Borter. Deceased. Rebecca I-'eutz-Mrs. Reese Griffith, Dugger. Chas. B. Hollars, Switz City. Belle Overman, missionary, Haiju, Korea. Joseph E. Wier, Asheville, N. C. Teachers-Chas. B. McLinn, William Jones, Miss Ann Cunningham. CLASS OF 1905 Don Irions, Denver, Colo. Abbie Howard-Mrs. Chas. Timmons, Corning, Cal. Cassie Schrantz-Mrs. A. H. Mantell, Mineral. De- ceased. Elpha Terrell-Mrs. Harry Schull, Phoenix, Ariz. William T. Quillin, Indianapolis. Teachers-Chas. B. McLinn, Edwin H. Gibson, Miss Ella P. Brewer. CLASS OF 1906 Lyle Allison, Los Angeles, Cal. Arrie Freeland, Bloomfield. Mattie Hannah-Mrs. George Baker, Jasonvllle. Fay Huffman-Mrs. Harry Dixon, Bloomfield. Frances Huffman. Deceased. Charles Jones, Pasadena, Cal. Ruby Parker-Mrs. Edward F. Johnson, Minneap- olis, Minn. Virgil D. Sexson, Bloomfield. Carl H. Shertzer, Bloomtleld. Paul Sinclair, Indianapolis. Orland Thompson, Cleveland, Ohio. Maude VanMeter-Mrs. Robert F. Parsons, Bloom- field. Teachers-Edwin H. Gibson, Robert F. Parsons, Miss Beryl B. Sandy. CLASS OF 1907 Blanche Bennett, Bloomneld. Verda Bennett-Mrs. George Thompson, Glendale, Cal. Ava Bland-Mrs. W. V. Stanfleld, Attica. Dennis Brandon, Cleveland, Ohio. Beulah Bryan-Mrs. George W. Good, Detroit, Mich. Olive Coppin-Mrs. Gilbert Combs, Bloomfield. Learned Dean, U. S. S. Black Hawk, Manila, Phil- ippine Islands. Fred DeVllbiss, Parsons, Kas. Lee Endres, Rushville. Carl Eveleigh, Indianapolis. Earl Gaston, Indianapolis. Othnell Gilliland, Solsberry. Will Hendren, Indianapolis. Don Herold, Los Angeles, Cal. Lura Johnson-Mrs. George Martin, Minneapolis, Minn. Leland B. Hamilton, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Nellie Knapp-Mrs. Byrd A. Doyle, Linton. Fay O'Donald-Mrs. J. N. A. Downey, Bloomfield. Grace Quillen-Mrs. Alvin Carmichael, Indian- apolis. Bessie Templeton-Mrs. Charles Benelleld, Indian- apolis. Bonnie Terrell-Mrs. Charles Morgan, Phoenix, Ariz. Elda Troxell, Chicago, Ill. Ralph Young, Detroit, Mich. Teachers-Edwin H. Gibson, Robert F. Parsons, Miss Beryl B. Sandy. CLASS OF 1908 Elizabeth Blaker, Bloomfield. Paul Y. Davis, Indianapolis. Nota Harrah-Mrs. W. R. Hale, Metuchen, N. J. Carrie Johnson, Bloomfield. Elfa McCain-Mrs. Louis M. Smith, Battle Creek, Mich. Iva Mood-Mrs. George Slinkard, Anderson. Grace 0'Haver-Mrs. Guy Benham, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfield. Minnie Nicholson-Mrs. Fred Antibus, Bicknell. Shirley Shields-Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Indianapolis. Veva Shields, Bloomfield. Eldo Tate, Chicago, Ill. Nelle Terrell-Mrs. Nelle Pearson, Phoenix, Ariz. Fannie Williams-Mrs. Will Hendren, Indianapolis. Teachers-Ray Beeman, A. W. Brady, Miss Irene Burtt, Miss Cora'B. Voyles, Miss Pearl McGee. CLASS OF 1909 Harriet Barker, Chicago, Ill. ' Louella Burch-Mrs. Orville Wilson, R. F. D. 15, Springville. Frank Cravens, Bloomfield. Blanche Edwards-Mrs. John Combs, R. F. D. 1, Koleen. Ora Edwards-Mrs. Cleveland Anderson, R. F. D., Lyons. Susie Graham, Michigan City. Sylvan Grey, Denver, Colo. Curtis Hendren, Bloomfield. Beta Herold-Mrs. Eli Jones, Hammond. Frank McGannon, Chicago, Ill. Ruth McNeill-Mrs. Russell Miller, South Bend. Carl Osbon. Deceased. Sadie Rollison-Mrs. Walter Squires, Bicknell. Mabel Ryan-Mrs. George Gorman, Indianapolis. Hassie Sexson, New York City, N. Y. Frieda Shertzer, Bloomfield. Clyde Stone, Indianapolis. Minnie Street-Mrs. Howard Gordon, Bloomfield. Mina Templeton-Mrs. Frank Burrell, Indianapolis. Teachers-Ray Beeman, Thomas M. Deam, Miss Cora B. Voyles, Miss Elsie Grace Stubbs, Miss Pearl McGee CLASS OF 1910 Clara AbramsdMrs. Oscar Heldt, Plainville. Luther Branstetter, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfield. Fay Coppin-Mrs. Roy McHenry, Dos Palos, Cal. Olaf Gheen, Frankfort. Ruby Harrah-Mrs. Edward H. Stein, Bloomfield. Gladys Henry-Mrs. Theodore Rush. Deceased. Blanche Klinger-Mrs. Clayton Rodocker, R. F. D. 1, Switz City. Ava LaRue-Mrs. H. A. Becker, Tallulah, La. Paul L. Maddock, Bloomfield. Oakey Miles, Bloomfield. Lucy Myers-Mrs. Raymond Ruble, Vincennes. Baxter Pate. Deceased. Everett Phillips, Denver, Colo. Virgil Phillips, Vincennes. Gladys Pratt-Mrs. Elmer O'Neall, Bloomfield. Rex Sims, Racine, Wis. Bonnie Slinkard, Escondido, Calif. William J. Stanfield, R. F. D. 2, Bloomfield. Bess Stone-Mrs. Albert McLaughlin, Bloomfield. Tona Strickland-Mrs. Frank Shipman, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Alma VanMeter--Mrs. Gentry Shepherd, Bloom- field. Minnie Wampler-Mrs. Minnie Lacefield, R. F. D., Vincennes. Henrietta Wood, Indianapolis. Don Workman, Bloomfield. Teachers-William W. Carter, Walter D. Burks, Miss Cora B. Voyles, Miss Elsie Grace Stubbs, Miss Maude Wood. CLASS OF 191 1 Josephine Adams, Jersey City, N. J. Roscoe Anderson, New Albany. Avis Bryan-Mrs. Paul Y. Davis, Indianapolis. Nellie Branstetter-Mrs. Charles Watson, Worth- ington. Blanche Chaney-Mrs. A. W. Craig, Bloomfield. Bertha DeBerry-Mrs. James Leavy, Ligonier. Reade Faucett, Morgantown. Verna Harris-Mrs. Baxter Pate, Indianapolis. Will Howard, Columbus, Ohio. Ondess Inman, Yellow Springs, Ohio. Ora Inman, Indianapolis. Fannie Kidd-Mrs. Irving Cahill, New Orleans, La. Pearl Johnson. Deceased. Mary Ockerman-Mrs. Homer Bailey, R. F. D. 2, Bloomfield. Dora Oliphant, Bloomfield. Edna Knapp-Mrs. Stanley Powell, Champaign, Ill. Ruth Moffett-Mrs. Hubert Hickam, Indianapolis. Elmer Shertzer, Minneapolis, Minn. Mabel Shirts-Mrs. Glenn Stalcup, Bloomfield. Pearl Smith-Mrs. Clarence Bennett, Terre Haute Inez Steele-Mrs. Ross Clark. Deceased. Hilda Stein-Mrs. George Russell, Gary. Minnie Strauser--Mrs. Clovis Miller, R. F. D. Linton. Mildred Webster-Mrs. Joseph Popelka, Chicago Ill. Victor Wilson, Monon. Zeal Wilson-Johnson, Mich. Teachers-William W. Carter, Walter D. Burks Miss Elsie Grace Stubbs, Miss Cora B. Voyles Miss Inez Nixon, Robert F. Parsons, Paul Y Davis. CLASS OF 1912 Gay Bland-Mrs. Carl Cravens, Martinsville. Earl Brock, Bloomfield. Carl Cravens, Martinsville. Gertrude Deckard. Deceased. Harry Faulk, Brownsville, Texas. John Gorman, Indianapolis. Rhea Gorman, Indianapolis. Lugile Herold-Mrs. Clem Christie, Wilmington alif. Hugh Hunter, Berkeley, Calif. Herbert Leavitt, Morgantown. Nellie Sparks-Mrs. Clifton Dixon, Bloomfield. Kathryn Whitaker-Mrs. Zach Catron, Indian- 3.D0liS. Teachers-William W. Carter, Herbert H. True- blood, Miss Wilma Smock, Miss Inez Nixon, Mrs. Edna May Hicks, A. C. Burgess. CLASS OF 1913 Ethel Anderson-Mrs. Ethel Wall, Bloomington. Harold Axe, Bicknell, Ind. Bonnie Bennett-Mrs. Carl Coerper, South Pasa- dena, Calif. Leora Blaker-Mrs. Everett F. Watkins, R. F. D. Terre Haute. Earl Burcham. Deceased. Fay Calvert-Mrs. John Sparks, Bloomfield. Iva Catron-Mrs. Iva Davis, Akron, Ohio. Harry Chipman, Linton. Eupha Gentry-Mrs. Cloyce Ashcraft, Bloomfield. Lola Johnson, Bloomfield. Flossie Manley, Olean, N. Y. Jessie McCracken, Bloomfield. Angus Messick, French Lick. Palmer Sims, Cleveland, Ohio. Faye Slinkard-Mrs. James Tingley, Los Angeles Calif. Frances Wilkie-Mrs. Murray Nesbit, Bloomfield. Claude Workman, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfield. Lucile Wolfe. Deceased. Teachers-William W. Carter, Walter D. Burks ' Miss Wilma Smock, Mrs. Edna May Hicks . Miss Inez Nixon, Herbert H. Trueblood. CLASS OF 1914 Josephine Barker-Mrs. Josephine Ofenburg Springville. Margaret Barker-Mrs. Margaret Shuck, Colum- bus, Ohio. Grace Bynum, Bloomfield. Fannie Carter-Mrs. Jonas W. Emery, R. F. D. 3 Bloomfield. Hobart Combs, Berea, Ky. Paul DeMoss, Edwardsport. Iva Duke-Mrs. Frank Laughlin, Sullivan. Joaquin Edington-Mrs. Hobart Combs, Berea, Ky Caroline Stein-Mrs. Paul Kessler, Gary. Emma Emery-Mrs. Sylvanus Daniels. Deceased Max Graham. Deceased. Marie Heaton, Phoenix, Ariz. Susie Henry-Mrs. Samuel Emery, R. F. D. 3 Bloomfield. Marie Inman-Mrs. Beauford Jones, Chicago, Ill. Cora Johnson. Deceased. 1 1 1 Wayne Mlles, Bloomfleld. Willie Elizabeth Osborn--Mrs. Chester P. Harrah, Bloomfleld. Jessie Payne-Mrs. Fred Neal, Sandborn. Murvill Stanford-Mrs. Ray Dilley, Bloomfleld. Nellie Riddle-Mrs.'red Dailey, Bicknell. Aden Messick, Peru. Don Sims, China. Marguerite Slinkard, Youngstown, O. Ivan Roach, Indianapolis. Haig Welch, Plymouth. Teachers-William W. Carter, D. C. Atkinson, Her- bert H. Trueblood, Miss Wilma Smock, Miss Fannie Williams. CLASS OF 1915 Ruth Bauer-Mrs. Olis G. Jamison, Terre Haute. Louis Branstetter, Bloomington. Rex Buckner, Bloomfleld. Nellie Burcham-Mrs. Arthur Lynch, R. F. D. 2, Bloomfleld. Pearl Chaney-Mrs. Raleigh Roach, Linton. Clara Cook, San Francisco, Calif. Clarlce Cook-Mrs. Earl Bland, Bloomington. George Fred Cravens, Toledo, Ohio. Helen Cravens-Mrs. Wayne Miles, Bloomfleld. Marshall Denman, Piqua, Ohio. Iona Duke-Mrs. Edward C. Benzmann, Fort Wayne. Inez Foster--Mrs. Virgil Johnson, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Charles Fulk, Bayard, Neb. Mabel Haywood-Mrs. Calvin Tungate, Bedford. Leon Johnson, Reno, Nev. Paul Kessler, Gary. Luna Ledgerwood-Mrs. Palmer Sims, Cleveland, Ohlo. Margaret Shirts, Indianapolis. Dlmple Stalcup-Mrs. Hobart Hedden, Worthing- ton. Ruby Tarr-Mrs. Lee O. Rodocker, Bloomfield. Bessie Timmons-Mrs. Ralph Brooks, Indianapolis. Ted Warnick, Bloomfleld. Edith Grove-Mrs. George Gray, R. F. D. 2, Bloom- fleld. Bonnie Williams-Mrs. Henning R. Berglund, Aspen, Colo. Teachers-Paul Edmondson, Herbert H. Trueblood, Wilbur Tweedy, Miss Fannie Williams. CLASS OF 1916 Grace Allen, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Marlon Allen, Linton. Garland Ashcraft, Cleveland, Ohio. William Bogard, R. F. D. 1, Newberry. Cassie Boruff-Mrs. Louis Branstetter, Bloom- lngton. Freel Bryan, Buffalo, N. Y. Max Bullock, South Bend. Brantley Burcham, Orlando, Fla. Harold Combs, Indiana University, Bloomington. Olive Crane-Mrs. William Bret Raper, R. F. D. 2, Bloomfleld. Margaret Fish. Unknown. Wllber Heaton, Centralla, Ill. Hobart Hancock, California. Deacle Hunter-Mrs. Dorman Rivers, Bloomfleld. Zona Keys-Mrs. Claude Workman, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. Clifton Kessler, New Orleans, La. Freda O'Donald, Indianapolis. Gladys Rogers-Mrs. Arthur Duncan, Detroit, Mich. Hazel Slinkard--Mrs. George E. Green, Ligonier. Marie Riddle-Mrs. Fred Cravens, Linton. Leta Williams-Mrs. C. R. Stuck, Millvale, Penn. Alva Miles, Bloomfleld. Nina Baker-Mrs. Claude Warnick, Detroit, Mich. Teachers-Paul Edmondson, Herbert H. Trueblood, Miss Grace May, Thomas D. Spencer, Miss Lou Agnes Cole, Cavins Baughman. .o' CLASS OF 1917 Sceva Ellen Bauer--Mrs. Ray Marley, Indianapolis. Mary Cravens-Mrs. Everett Phillips, Denver, Colo. Ruth Gaynelle DeBerry-Mrs. Noble Barr, Bruce- ville. Marie Corelli Hudson-Mrs. Raymond H. Ecker, Linton. Mildred Jean Inman, Bloomfleld. Lu Ethel Johnson, Bloomfleld. Grace Lucille Killinger-Mrs. Bernard Greene, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. Rebecca M. Lester--Mrs. William Isenogle, Indi- anapolis. Martha Louise Miller-Mrs. Robert Hopewell, Al- buquerque, N. M. Mary O'Neall-Mrs. Clinton Tolliver, Kaw, Okla. Gladys Mildred Resler-Mrs. Harley L. Camden, R. F. D. 2, Freedom. Bernice Marian Ritter-Mrs. Robert McKig, Dav- enport, Iowa. Esther Jane Slinkard-Mrs. Alva D. Miles, Bloom- field. Wilma Ruth Slinkard--Mrs. M. J. Hart, Saginaw, Mich. Nona Stalcup-Mrs. Walter J. Sapp, Bloomfleld. Joseph Chamberlain, Zeeland, Mich. Earl Chaney, Centralla, Ill. Dexter Heaton, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. David W. Fields, Waukegan, Ill. Olaf C. Naugle, Elwood. Curtis G. Wilson, Reynolds. Teachers-Paul Edington, Miss Grace May, Miss Fannie Williams, Cavins Baughman, Miss Notal Harrah, J. McIntosh. CLASS OF 1918 Warren Branstetter, Sullivan. Velma Cassidy, Charlottesville. Audrey Combs-Mrs. Gerald Moore, Columbus, O. Paul Edington, Bloomfleld. Wade Fuller, Greenfield. Frank Gray, Indianapolis. Dally Hunter, Lewisville. Mabel Keys-Mrs. Oscar Bredeweg, Bloomfleld. Blanche Moffett-Mrs. Frank Gray, Indianapolis. Murl Quillen, Massillon, Ohio. Pauline Riley--Mrs. Edgar L. Tilford, Port Huron, Mich. Verna Rogers-Mrs. William Henry, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Eva Scott-Mrs. O. F. Cusick, Mackay, Idaho. Helen Scott, Grand Junction, Colo. Maurlne Van Busklrk, Bloomfleld. Elizabeth VanMeter-Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Indi- anapolis. Olive Warren-Mrs. Garrett Stalcup, Bloomington. Avis Branstetter Wright-Mrs. Fred Wright, Lin- ton. Hazel Workman-Mrs. Glen Lundy, Gary. Mildred Wymer-Mrs. Russell M. Rhorer, R. F. D. 5, Bloomington. Teachers-Paul Edmondson, Miss Fannie Williams, Miss Juanita Bailey, Miss Florence Moffett, Miss Marjorie Wiltrout, Cavins Baughman, Miss Nota Harrah. CLASS OF 1919 Lillian Belle Arterburn-Mrs. Reede Foster, Jolo, Sulu, Philippine Islands. Naomi Axe-Mrs. Ora A. Workman, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Carrie Blackmore, Indianapolis. Zelda Blaker-Mrs. Charles Stalcup, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfleld. Lucy Mildred Bryant-Mrs. Paul Edington, Bloom- fleld. Mary Isabelle Burcham-Mrs. Orla G. Stingel, Flint, Mich. Sallye Margery'Bynum-Mrs. Guy Terrell, De- troit, Mich. Daisy Calvert-Mrs. Ray Kern, Indianapolis. Helen Edwards Haig-Mrs. Leland S. Barkley, Bloomfield. Paul Haywood, Bloomfield. Lura Hollars-Mrs. Bert Cain, R. F. D., Switz ' City. Beryl Hollowell. Deceased. Guy Foster, Bloomington. Lena Gore-Mrs. Joe Sexson, Bloomington. Reede Foster, Jolo, Sulu, Philippine Islands. Wilbur Greene, Indianapolis. Mabel Klinger, East Chicago. Helen Knox. Deceased. Ollene Naugle-Mrs. Sylvan Smith, Bloomfield. Alberta Peterson, Bloomfield. Paul Riddle, Indianapolis. Elsie Rovena Shepherd-Mrs. Roscoe Parrish, Bloomington. Marvin Smith, Charleston, Ill. Merrill Smith, Dillon, Mont. Sylvan Smith, Bloomfield. Geneva Stalcup, Mrs. Francis Madden, Indianap- olis. Albert James Titus, Bloomfield. Anna Titus-Mrs. Wesley Gaston, Winnetka, Ill. John Vandeventer, Hagerstown. Eva Wright-Mrs. Arthur Miller, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Glen Inman, Indianapolis. Teachers-Harlan L. Craig, Miss Gladys Lewis, Miss Florence Moffett, Miss Juanita Bailey, Miss Marjorie Wiltrout, Miss Pearl Squire, Miss Anna Heitger. CLASS OF 1920 Edith Bauer, Bloomington. Gerald Bormuth, Garrett. James Burcham, Gary. Florence Chamberlain-Mrs. Lawrence Larrowe, East Burke, Vermont. Maude Corbin-Mrs. Rolland L. Luttrell, Bloom- field. Wayne Foddrill, St, Louis, Mo. Edward Grove, Indianapolis. Abi DeVi1biss-Mrs. Cecil Brown, Indianapolis. Mildred Faucett-Mrs. Burgess Noel, Bloomfield. Wendell Hudson, Bloomfield. Sara Huffman-Mrs. James Burcham, Gary. Anna Louise Jean-Mrs. John Reep, Vincennes. Carrie Johnson, Spencer. Dora Klinger-Mrs. John Rarden, Newberry. Covert Leavitt, Bloomfield. Wilhelmina Lester, Bloomfield. William Mackall, Chicago, Ill. Roscoe Parrish, Bloomington. Helen Schrantz, Bloomfield. Edith Scott, Butler. Paul Shertzer, Bloomington. John F. Slinkard, Indianapolis. Ray Sparks, Indianapolis. Warren Wilson, Switz City. Teachers-R. B. Duff, Miss Grace May, Miss Myr- tle Barnett, Miss Mildred Ragsdale, Miss Ruth Aydelotte, John McBride. CLASS OF 1921 Blanche Allen-Mrs. Herschel Mclntyre, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfield. Margaret Bishop-Mrs. Robert Hawley, LeRoy, 0. Mary Ann Blackmore-Mrs. Lee Fuller, R. F. D., Worthington. Ralph Boles, Indianapolis. Olivena Bradley-Mrs. John Price, New York City, N. Y. Wesley Branstetter, Linton. Glenn Bryant, Bloomfield. Lelia Cavins-Mrs. Warren Hinkle, Bloomfield. Charles Chamberlain, Los Angeles, Calif. Angela Cravens-Mrs. Frank E. Schoonover, Mar- ganza, Pa. Ilene Dobbs, Bloomfield. James Engle, Indianapolis. Coleman Hall, Greenup, Ill. Thelma Hardin-Mrs. Ashel Hawkins, Spencer. Max Kidd, Decatur. Laverne Laughlin, Bloomfield. Helen Lucas-Mrs. William Sharp, Linton. Marjorie Mason, Indianapolis. Ottie Nation-Mrs. Wm. Bragg, Calumet City, Ill. Carl Oliphant, Bloomfield. Mabel O'Neill, Indianapolis. Bessie Shertzer, Indianapolis. Grace Stalcup-Mrs. Earl Brock, Bloomfield. Willard Stein, Gary. Thomas Titus, Winnetka, Ill. Ethel Woodall, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfield. Helen Workman, Indianapolis. Josephine Workman-Mrs. Wayne Foddrill, St. Louis, Mo. Teachers-R. B. Duff, D. H. Vass, Miss Blanche Chaney, Miss Anna Hancock, Miss Bonnie Slinkard, Miss Ruth Aydelotte, J. E. Wake- field. CLASS OF 1922 Vollie Ashcraftw-Mrs. Warren Branstetter, Sulli- van. Herbert Axe, Indianapolis. Otho Baldridge, Bloomington. Gilbert Blackmore, Pensacola, Fla. Helen Borter-Mrs. Willard Stein, Gary. Mary Clark, Chicago University, Chicago, Ill. Gladys Danner4Mrs. William Denny, Terre Haute. Edward Dobbs, Indianapolis. Rolena Edwards-Mrs. Glen Chipman, R. F. D., Bloomfield. Cleatis Foster, Chicago, Ill. Fontella Foster, Bloomington. Mary Jo Freeland-Mrs. Harry Gentsheimer, Indi- anapolis. Esther Grove!-Mrs. Wayne Johnson, Detroit, Mich. Oral Hasler, Liberty. Albert Jackson, Bloomfield. Wayne Johnson, Detroit, Mich. Helen Killinger, Bloomfield. Ruth Nation, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfield. Beatrice Owen-Mrs. Louis Ichenhauser, Hamilton, Ohio. Floyd Steele, Flint, Mich. Lloyd Steele, Bloomfield. Ballard Strickland, Grand Rapids, Mich. Bonnieta Vales, Indianapolis. Furl Vandeventer, Richmond. Lowell Welch, Bloomfield. Mabel Workman-Mrs. Homer Mowery, Bloom- field. Cecil Zook, Chicago, Ill. Teachers-R. B. Duff, D. H. Vass, Miss Anna Han- cock, Miss Blanche Chaney, Miss Bonnie Slink- ard, Miss Ruth Aydelotte, J. E. Wakefield. CLASS OF 1923 James Blackmore, Wabash College, Crawfordsville. Doris Blaker-Mrs. Lawrence Clayton, Blooming- ton. Dale Bormuth, Iowa Agricultural College, Ames, Iowa. Nellie Bucher-Mrs. William Smith, Bloomfield. Aldo Byers, Bloomueld. Clyde Calvert, Joliet, Ill. Juanita Combs, Garfield H. S. Library, Gary. Earl Edwards, Bloomfield. Lewis B. Edwards, Indianapolis. Mary Lucile Engle, Bloomfield. Clarence Foster, Bloomfield. Mary Foster-Mrs. Jack Lederspill, Ypsilanti, Mich. Eva Fuller, Bloomfield. Avis HeatonfMrs. Roy Stone, Bloomfield. Marguerite Heaton-Mrs. Jordan Holtsclaw, Bloomfield. Rosa Belle Hendricks, R. F. D. 1, Solsberry. Evan Horn, Elkhart. John Kllnger, Detroit, Mich. Mabel Lester-Mrs. Paul Stone, Bloomfield. Oral Lester, Bloomfleld. Elmer Lucas, Bloomington. Helen Moody, Warsaw, Ky. Edgar Smith, Hammond. Margaret Smith-Mrs. Robert W. English, Granite City, Ill. Flo Sullivan Fitzpatrick--Mrs. Dennis Fitzpatrick, Bloomington. Lee Timmons, R. F. D. 1, Koleen. Maude Titus-Mrs. Luther Cole, Linton. Helen Winters, New York, N. Y. Joe Leavitt, Bloomfleld. Teachers-R. B. Duff, D. H. Vass, Miss Anna Han- cock, Miss Blanche Chaney, Mrs. D. H. Vass, Miss Mary Cravens, N. F. Denny. CLASS OF 1924 James Bogan, Bloomfleld. Bernice Booze, Bloomington. Mina Burcham-Mrs. Ralph Crane, Saginaw, Mich. J. Harrel Cobb, Indiana University, Bloomington. Wayne Corbin, Trona, Calif. Rawls Cook, Bloomfleld. Rllus Cook, Bloomfleld. Garnet Culllson, Lyons. Edward E. Edwards, Chicago, Ill. Georgia Ferguson, Bloomfleld. Hazel Floyd, Bloomfleld. Erma Greene-Mrs. Elbridge Wines, South Bend. Gretchen Haig-Mrs. Warren Rowe, Bedford. Marland Haines, Herron Art Institute, Indianap- olls. Rae Hardlsty, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. Fannie Holtzclaw, Indianapolis. Ernest Horn, Mount Ayr. Mary Inman, Hamilton, Ohio. Margaret Ikerd, Bloomfleld. Ruth Slinkard-Mrs. Ruth Slinkard Kirk, Bloom- fleld. Curtis Lester, Kokomo. Harry O'Nelll, Chicago, Ill. Mildred Parish-Mrs. Hollis VanDyke, Bloom- ington. Jeanette Sheehe-Mrs. Joe Helms, Detroit, Mich. Olive Shepherd-Mrs. Maynard Osborn, Bloomfleld. Wlnfleld Shertzer, Bloomfleld. Herschel Shields, Chicago, Ill. Edna Sims-Mrs. Dexter Steward, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfleld. Agnes Stalcup, Bloomfleld. Gene Steele, Bloomfleld. Madge Steele-Mrs. Madge Green, Bloomfleld. Rae Sullivan, Cambridge City. Emma Watkins, Indianapolis. Ruth Wilson-Mrs. Claude Bennett, Bloomfleld. Maudlne Woodall, Indianapolis. Corrine Workman, Indianapolis. Teachers--R. B. Duff, D. H. Vass, Miss Blanche Chaney, Miss Louise Rice, H. C. Anderson, Mrs. D. H. Vass, Miss Mary Cravens, R. R. Merrell. CLASS OF 1925 Hallie Ashcraft, Chicago, Ill. Esther Axe, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. John Bogan, Bloomfleld. Henry Borter, Bloomfleld. Minnie Clark, Indianapolis. Wilma Dobbins, Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth Dobbs, Bloomfleld. Mary Emery-Mrs. Charles Henry, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Kathleen Feutz, Tacoma, Wash. Victor Gentry, Bloomfleld. Laurel Gladville, Indiana University, Bloomington. Mary Haines, Bloomfleld. Edward Hasler, Bloomfleld. Helen Humphreys, Indiana University, Blooming- ton. Edith Jones, Art student, Paris, France. William King, Chicago, Ill. Peter Ledgerwood, Bloomington. Violet Martindale, DePauw University, Green- castle. Virginia McLaughlin, Detroit, Mich. Paul Messick, Indiana Law School, Indianapolis. Dorothy Osborn-Mrs. Arthur K. Group, Indian- apolis. Maynard Osborn, Bloomfleld. Lois Fern Page-Mrs. Glenn Breeden, Stanford. Sallie Rader, R. F. D. 3, Bloomfield. Blanche Rainbolt-Mrs. Max Kidd, Decatur. Ralph Roudebush, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Raymond Roudebush, R. F. D. 5, Bloomfleld. Audrey Sims, Indianapolis. Ruth Shertzer-Mrs. Estel Harney, Evansville. Geneva Stalcup, Indiana University, Bloomington. Guy Stalcup, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. Mary Thompson, Bloomington. Teachers-R. B. Duff, D. H. Vass, Miss Blanche Chaney, Miss Louise Rice, Ralph D. Trotter, Miss Dorothy Ritchie, Miss Aladene Hazzard, Max Kidd. CLASS OF 1926 Miles Applegate, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Daniel Blackmore, R. F. D. 3, Bloomfleld. Mary Jo Bradford-Mrs. Ward Terrell, Bloomfleld. Balls Burcham, Indiana University, Bloomington. Lois Chamberlain, DePauw University, Green- castle. Lucllghgllensy-Mrs. Willard Heidenreich, Dayton, o. Helen Corbin, Bloomfleld. Elbert Corwin, Bloomfleld. Jessie Crow, Indianapolis. Ione Dennis, Bloomfleld. Olive Edwards-Mrs. Paul Bogard, Bloomfleld. Mary Fields, Bloomfleld. Mildred Flory. Deceased. Harold Floyd, Indianapolis. Ava Foster, Bloomfleld. Nellie- Foster, Indianapolis. Wayne Foster, Indianapolis. Esther Freeland, Bloomington. Clarice Hord--Mrs. Claude Lynch, Detroit, Mich. Louis Ikerd, Indiana University, Bloomington. Gilbert Kackley, Indianapolis. Gale Laughlin, Bloomfleld. Irene Lester-Mrs. Charles Mormance, R. F. D. 3, Bloomfleld. Roy Lester, R. F. D. 3, Bloomfleld. Ruth Long-Mrs. Theodore Flora, Indianapolis. Virgie Lucas, Bloomfield. Doris McDonald-Mrs. Herman Hendricks, Bloom- ington. Berniece Miller, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Blanche Miller, Bloomfleld. Marshall Miller, Bloomfleld. Albert Rlcheson, Bloomfleld. Paul Rogers, Oakland, Calif. Mary Rowe-Mrs. Charles Rohne, Bloomington. Mary Slinkard, Bloomfleld. Lucinda Wright, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfleld. Madeline Wright, Detroit, Mich. Glenn Hardisty, R. F. D. 1, Bloomfleld. Teachers-R. B. Duff, E. N. Brindley, Miss Blanche Chaney, Miss Alberta. Peterson, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Aladene Hazzard, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell, Miss Mildred Daerr, Verne Mc- Gowen. CLASS OF 1927 Walter Francis Brown, Indiana. University, Bloom- ington. . David Bullock, Indiana University, Bloomington. Vivian Chlpman-Mrs. Ilo Greene, R. F. D. 1, Bloomlleld. Esther Combs, Richmond. Irene Cravens, Butler University, Indianapolis. James Fitzpatrick, Bloomfield. Helen Floyd, Bloomfield. Cleon Foster, Bloomington. Eva Frye, Bloomfield. Glen Fuller, Bloomington. Eugene Gentry, Bloomfield. Karl Hasler, Bloomfield. Alma Heaton-Mrs. Francis Smith, R. F. D. 2 Bloomfield. Maggie Hochstetler. Deceased. James Hunt, Bloomfield. Madge Laughlin, Lafayette. Blanche Maners, Bloomfield. Esther Neidigh-Mrs. Perry Hensley, Dayton, O. Mary Parsons, DePauw University, Greencastle. Margaret Pate, Bloomfield. Lena Ramsey-Mrs. Jack Masters, Bloomfield. Wilhelmina Ritter-Mrs. A. R. Nowling, Bloom- field. Thelma Rose, Bloomfield. Albert B. Scott, Detroit, Mich. Harold Shertzer, Chicago, Ill. Juanita Strickland, Bloomfield. Imogene Terrell, Bloomfield. Sceva Uland, Bloomfield. Junior Wegner, Bloomfield. Julia. Welch, Indiana University, Bloomington. Esther Wilson, Bloomfield. Marvin Wilson, Rose Polytechnic, Terre Haute. Geneva Workman, Indianapolis. Teachers-R. B. Duff, E. N. Brindley, Miss Jessie McCracken, Miss Oakey Miles, Miss Albert Pe- terson, Verne McGowen, Miss Mildred Daerr, Homer Woodling ,Mrs. Homer Woodling, Miss Sara Huffman, Mrs. E. N. Brindley, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell. CLASS OF 1928 Winifred Ambaker, Indianapolis. Avis Ashcraft, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. George Blackmore, Bloomfield. Edith Bogan, Bloomfield. Wilma Branstetter, Bloomfield. Lloyd Chipman, Bloomfield. Thelma Chipman, Kentucky Baptist Hospital, Louisville, Ky. Madge Corbin, Bloomfield. Mildred Corbin, Bloomfield. Geneva Crow, Indianapolis. Maxine Emery, Bloomfield. Brugh Fields, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. Olive Gentry, Bloomfield. Frances Gore, Indianapolis. Stanley Hamilton, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Bertha Hill, Bloomfield. Hearl Hollars, Rock Island, Ill. Hilda Humphreys, Butler University, Indianapolis. Fred Jenkins, R. F. D. 2, Bloomfield. Jessie Lois Johnson, Detroit, Mich. Myrtle Keys, Bloomfield. Frances Killinger, R. F. D., Bloomfield. Vernon Long, Bloomfield. Latimer Leavitt, Bloomfield. Mary Lucas-Mrs. Victor Wright, Bloomfield. Robert Miller, Bloomfield. Georgia Ockerman-Mrs. Victor Gentry, Bloom- field. Raymond Osborn, Bloomfield. Waldemar Radcliff, Bloomfield. Franklin Stalcup, Indiana University, Blooming- ton. Helen Shepherd, Bloomington. Ralph Stringfellow, Bloomfield. Ruth VanMeter, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Lloyd Vest-Mrs. Frank Beck, Bloomfield. Lucylle Wilson-Mrs. James Bogan, Bloomfield. Teachers-R. B. Duff, E. N. Brindley, Miss Jessie McCracken, Miss Oakey Miles, Miss Alberta Peterson, Miss Sara Huffman, Miss Mildred Daerr, Mrs. E. N. Brindley, Verne McG0wen, Homer E. Woodling, Miss Helen Breeden. CLASS OF 1929 Allen Arthur, Bloomfield. Kermit Barnes, R. F. D. 4, Bloomfield. Frank Chipman, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Julia Clark, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Gene Combs, Indianapolis. Beulah Davis, Central Business College, Indian- apolis. Geneva Emery, Bloomfield. Nellie Ferguson, Bloomfield. Una Foster-Mrs. Hearl Hollars, Rock Island, Ill. Virginia Fuller, Indianapolis. Mary Ruth Haig, DePauw University, Greencastle. Dorothy Zoe Hendren, Indiana University, Bloom- ington. Helen Kackley, Bloomfield. Everett Kirkhart, Wabash College, Crawfordsville. Edwin Long, Indiana University, Bloomington. Oneita Miller, Indianapolis. Marie Miller, Central Business College, Indian- apolis. Paul Osborn, Bloomfield. Berniece Page, Bloomfield. Lloyd Parsons, DePauw University, Greencastle. Amy Catherine Pate, Bloomfield. John Pate, Bloomfield. Homer Radcliff, Bloomfield. Robert Ramsey, Bloomfield. Arthur Rollison, Bloomfield. Mary Jo' Scott, Central Business College, Indian- apolis. Ruth Shryer, Indiana University, Bloomington. Vearl Smith, Bloomfield. Herman Uland, Bloomfield. Parker Vosloh, Wabash College, Crawfordsville. Teachers-R. B. Duff, C. F. Henderson, Miss Jessie McCracken, Miss Oakey Miles, Miss Alberta Peterson, Mrs. Blanche Chaney Craig, Mrs. Mildred Daerr Kinsella, Miss Helen Breeden, Homer E. Woodling, Miss Violet Martindale, Charles T. Fewell. eQMUeei To Our Advertisers N The Senior Class of 1930 wishes to thank the business and profes- X sional men who have contributed Q ' toward The Owl. U We wish for you the best business that has ever come to you. The Senior Class of 1930 j eewwio 7 QEQEM Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q MM QMMEMMM Q91 5 E Q 1: 3 T-Ti fl- cv Q? 3 fm WW Greene County's Largesi Newspaper MEM V6 154 y4 M 0' p ' 4 56 'WI A 5 55 UI oo 'WI 'WI 94 E Miss Mc-t'mcken: Jimmy, use the word reser- voir in a sentence. Jimmy Street: The Indians lived on a reser- voir. Mr. Henderson tduring discussion of civic beau- tyl: Harley, what are some of the things caused hy man's love of beauty? Hurley feagerlyl: Beauty parlors. Tuhhy Ritter tat phonelz Mr, Henderson, lffrederlck will not he at school today because of his being sick. Mr. H.: Who is this talking? Tuhby: This is my mother. Ilunny: Say, Bill, where were you born? Iiill Statlcnp fproudlylz In Texas. Bunny: Were you raised there? lllll: They tried to once, but the rope broke. Harriet: l hear they are going to make the periods ten minutes shorter this year. Katy: That won't do. We're not getting 1-noup.ch sleep as it llill Fit-lds can't End his Cicero pony so he thinks that Miss Peterson may have turned out to be a horse thief. l ew-Brains Quillen lin Green Lanternl: Wait- er, have yo11 corn on the ear? Vern Burrell: No, sirg that's a wart. WISHING YOU THE BEST OF SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE EFFORTS W. P. Hopkins Co. Dry Goods and Notions Groceries and Fresh Meats THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE AFTER ALL You should know this truth Old age wealth Is saved in youth On the North Side of the Square Southern Indiana Boildingo. Loan Association 0 on Savings C. E- DAVIS, President H. L. DON EY, Vice-President FAY O. DOWNEY, Secretary CONGRATULATIONS TO This splendid Senior Class and the others who made this book possible :: :: WILBERT KEITH iMember B. H. S. Class 19017 W. W. Keith Supply Co. Paris, llllnois Everything for the School Qfj 3EffgQjE33fj Eff Eff ggi? 3Q1E'JE3Tff 3EnR53QfQ 2 E7jf1'3f QQTTQ QQTfQ3jfJQf'3f Jgkfygjcf ZQTYQ 3f3Tff3f J Your Own Theater THE CITADEL QHEAGBXQLUBEQYBEQKLBEQXYLBKESBKQXYLFBKQLYLBHZEZIE An Excellent Place to do Business The Old Reliable BLOOMFIELD STATE BANK Surplus and Undivided Profits 350,000 A D HAIG President C E DAVIS V P d L S BARKLEY C h J. Sc M. CAFE Mother's Nearest Competitor My boy, said Mr. Fewell to Bugs Graham, you must not shoot craps, for life is just as pre- clous to the poor little craps as it is to us. Her father was reading. The coast seemed clear. Milo approached, coughed and stammered the momentous question. I---er-A-. That is, Ivner- I would like to-I mean, I haven-Well, sir, I've been going about with your daughter for five years now. I know! snapped Mr. Fry, angrily. But what do you want--a pension? Not many fellows can do this, said the magi- clan, as he turned his Ford into a lamp post. Var! Cox: Why do they call you a 'yes girl?' Sophia: I simply don't no. Roy Long: I don't see how you can afford to take so many girls to expensive restaurants. Dizzy Workman: Thats easy, I always ask each girl, just before we go in, if she hasn't been putting on weight. George: Noises in my head keep me awake. Jimmy: 'I'hat's impossible. George: How's that? Jimmy: You can't transmit sound through a vacuum. ltuby ihaving fallen downl: Well, Sap, why don't you help me up? l1'rankllu: Oh, no! My father warned me- never to pick up women on the street. Dresses for The Sweet Girl Graduate CID We Can and Will Please You CID Ivan F. Stalcup READY TO WEAR BLACK 8: WHITE CAFE Ffh Real Food and Real Cooks Quality and Service W. H. 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All the children raised their hands except Ro- bert Dilley. But Robert, don't you want to go to Heaven? Robert: My mother told me to come straight home'after school. Sherrill tat llbraryl: Have you a book in stock called 'Man, the Master?' Mary lmmb: Fiction department is on the oth- er side of the library, sir. ' We are now passing the most famous brewery in Berlin, explained the guide. We are not, replied Freeman Burcham, as he hopped oft' the motor coach. B L O O M F I E L D Bill Moss says, Give some freshmen enough ' I N D I A N A rope and they'Il smoke for weeks. , cc cc e- Compliments of Showers Brothers Furniture Chair Factor BLOOMFIELD, INDIANA lE.l3' A fn f V3 1 f tH3Q'S3tEf,QEi,'il 63 Dodge Brothers Sixes 8-in-Line Commercial Cars Willard Batteries Accessories AJAX GOLD BOND GOLD SHIELD TIRES J. O. HUMPHREYS Bloomfield Floral Co. Flowers from Goose Feathers Palms .ferns itanhs Baskets RAFF IA GRASS Bloomfield Oil Co. DIAMOND PRODUCTS Nevrnox Gasoline Diamond Auto Oil Pennzoil Also Kerosene FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE Main Office, West Main Street LADIES' REST ROOM Phone 313 Kate Burrell: How do you like my dress, Fred? Dad got it for my eighteenth birthday. Fred Forst: Certainly worn well, hasn't it? When it comes to doing things, said Joe Steele, Darrell Moffett is a big help. Hap: I hear that John is bedriddenf' Stanley: Aw, lt's the bunk. Roy: Does Boll Engle know anything about golf? Wilbur: l guess not. He thinks that a 'hole in one' means in one day. Pete: The barbers have started a price war. Chuck: I hope there's no cut-throat compe- tition. Bob: Dearest, I must marry you-. Hatty: Have you seen mother and father? Bob: Often, darling: but I love you just the same. Hubert: Will you light my cigarette for me, Perry? Perry: Light your cigarette for you? Hubert: Yesg me muvver d0n't allow n1e to play wiv matches. Mr. H4-mlm-rson: Why are you late for school, Carl? Carl: I stopped two boys from fighting. Mr. Ha-mlorson: That's fine. How did you ac- complish it? Carl: I licked them both. Compliments Of BLOOMFIELD SUPER SERVICE Blllllllllilllil lllll1IlBI 00. l l Everything to Build Everything l l A l L. E. MCDONALD, l MANAGER l l l Bloomfield, Indiana Y 3 Q Phone 3 1 O gg Phone 140 FOR Lumber, Roofing Building Supplies l CONCRETE SILO l COMPANY 65 J. A. SCHELLENG ER COAL DISTRIBUTOR MARMON MOTOR CARS Bloomfield lee Ko Produce Go POULTRY AND EGGS Manufacturers of ICE JOHBERS OF BUTTER, CHEESE, FRUITS ICE CREAM BLOOMFIELD, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS! Class of 1 930 jnteeatate I Publis: genuine Qlnmpemg M. C. BARR District Manager The Secret of Success in life is to be ready for op- portunity when it comes. A good Way is to start a Savings account with this bank and accumulate a snug sum of money. TRY IT The Giiizens State Bank Old Lady: If you really want work-Farmer Green wants a right-hand man. Wanderer: Just my luck, lady-I'n1 left- handed! Then you've heard of the Scotchman who, when he found there was no charge for his name on a telegram, said he was an Indian called Wont-IIe- Home-Until-Friday. Miss Miles: There's one word in the English language that is always pronounced wrong. Student: What word is that? Miss Miles: Why, 'wrong,' of course. Herman: Pratt called me a liar, and, big as he was, I knocked him sprawling. Ruth: With your ist? Herman: No: with my car. Miss Mcllrau-ken fin English classl: Who will volunteer to report on one of the following men- Socrates, Luther, Jesus, or Newton? Hurley: I'll volunteer for Jesus. Catherine: You know dad, John always said he'd never marry until the right girl came along. Her Dad: Well, how does he know you are the right one? Catherine: I told him I was. R. F. PARSON CO. CLOTHING HATS SHOES GENTS' FURNISHINGS The House of Honest Values BLOOMFIELD, IND. GEO. E. KIDD GERALD M. BUCHER ailnr CLEANING, PRESSING AND ALTERING Phone 113 BLOOMFIELD, IND. fqiQQjQf 3619 gggggggyef ggfff 355Qg5g-Qygjyggggiyef Qgjilf gm 3QTfM3QTj'Ef 357,235 ggyef Xfgifj 355339755 3 THE R. 6: L. SERVICE STATION Good Service To Everyone A Complete Line of Standard Products East Main Street Free Crankcase Service Logan lJackJ Richeson, Manager UQ,E3E3CiE3CiS5C5S9C'Gi.Y3f5TviQ3CiGCSEfQ.'fL3fQLY3f.,lAn'G3EQifL3CbiQ3E5,Q3fE?S3SfBCrf.GBCSlB , W RESULQQJZTDONT BLUUMFIELIJ MILLING cu. HAPPEN THEY ARE BROUGHT ABOUT How true of a growing bank account Persistent saving while you are young will certainly bring about financial independence in old age Make Our Bank Your Bank BLOOMFIELD TRUST CO. Feeds, Seeds, Flour, Salt. Fertilizer and Grains Your Patronage Will Be Very Much Appreciated BLOOMFIELD, INDIANA l Phone 71-Ring 2 lilll licldsz Tl 1 t gg d' 't on t F- R 4-ve-: Wuddyu w t t t b t - I ' fs? lilll Moss: Did y l tl l lf y tl tl ll I N I f., t t y If 'll I I l tl p 1 1 k t tl l K i IS t ly t ld b b tt ftl y t t I 1 A A NEW IDEA POULTRY MASH A FOR BEST RESULTS A. R. OSBURN wwmeewwwwmm A 69 We Buy, Sell or Trade Craig's New-Used Furniture Store Residence 188 Phones AStore 374 Qin the Glass nf 1930 We Congratulate You Greene Bounty Abstract Ge. lprompt Accurate Service Efficient LILBURN JACKSON, President J. ALBERT JACKSON, Sec'y-Treas. We are glad to have had the op- portunity of helping make this book interesting by making photo- graphs for ir. We hope you find them pleasing. May we congratulate the Seniors on their completion of the high school courses and wish them every worthy success in life. WadsWorth's Studio Bloomfield, Indiana Phone 176-2 Portraits, Commercial Photos, Groups, Film Finishing Copies, etc. l . 5 Compliments of 5 i Comb's Feed Store C l'm tsof i B1oomfield's Hendren Abstract Co. 4 Oldest Feed Store Incorporated GILBERT COMBS, PROPRIETOR C. C. HENDREN. President Telephones : Store, E. H. MADDOCK. Secretary M. E. IKERD. Treasurer l Residence, 70 T he Long Studio lQntnzI25arhe1f Gibnp East Side Square PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL i We Improve Your Looks KODAK h and Make You Feel Better Phone 753 CLOYCE ASI-ICRAFT BEDFORD, INDIANA Chas. D. Ausman EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Frigidaire Sales and Service Thor Washing Machines Thor Rotary Ironers General Electric Cleaners Hotpoint Electric Ranges Telechron Electric Clocks WIRING AND REPAIRING Phone 272 Residence 341 BLOOMFIELD IND. PROPRIETOR USIIUIIIS HHHIWHIB MEN PREF ER Wilson Brothers shirts because they are faultlessly fashioned: Comfort- able, handsome, longwearing and not expensive :: :: :: :: :: The pre-shrunk neckband is an add- ed feature :: :: :: :: :: H. L. HANNAH THE NEW As a gift, Will make The Graduate Happy OH Phone Display Now 73 7539335153633 B0ilSl Fill UUT SBIIUUIS FIRST, LAST and ALWAYS At the Home of GOOD MERCHANDISE Courtesy is Our Real Name WE WELCOME You Blllllllllilllll Ury GIJUIIS UU. Bloomfield, Indiana ESQCiQCiQEQ.cQHQffLKQhfQ3 Shertzer Drug Co. H Y Y THE REXALL STORE ARE ALWAYS FUR OUR SGHUULS We have served B. H. S. with their school needs for the past Five Years Slllllllll BUUKS iillll SllIlIlllBS Parker Pens and Pencils Esau? 623821 UHKQL GBKZABKQHCLBKTQGEEQCQLQHKEQTEB BUSINESS WANTS YOU EE Following high school, prepare definitely for a business position. Then with the aid of our no-charge Employment Department, accept one of the line opportunities that business will olfer you as a beginner. This is the way thousands of others start successward. You can do the same. EE Central Business College Indianapolis GEORGE G. HUMPHREYS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WEBSTER V. MOFFETT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW O. N. SHIMER DENTIST To the Graduate It gives me great pleasure to wish you happiness and may the future hold for you good luck and all success. EARL H. FORST J. CLYDE CRANE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ALLEN G. PATE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW E. W. MCINTOSH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . vi M M M M M 01,5 . M Mm M M 91'i an M A 33 I3 Vw rl' wi I2 E W E E 'ht E V Q er rl' 41 .. d a DING ,K BUIL OTEL en a H M he LCUP ed TA S -1 S . es Y- D B wi n .4 e e VL W M .K il Q here Oung W Y H ii A 4 5 A il 4 ?l A A 3 E1 eX W 4 w FQ? . 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