Brighton High School - Sparx Yearbook (Brighton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

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K. 1 N' .- M 153. ri ,EX Q A 'Sy Y gl .1-ggfx ik . fig gf 5 .V Nh, .Plain . ,iq .w ,, 1 r 1 9 S P A R X 40 Q ' , , - --.......................-.- -..,- , , , , , , - , ........... ,. -. gig:-7'w, 7 , .Lf -Q 'pi-N irni-gif? U, ..1tHT'L:1'. ' 1' PURE VVGR D WE. THE CLASS 0F 1940. TAKE PLEASURE IN PRE SENTING THE 'SPA RX TO SCHOOLMATES, FACULTY. AND FRIENDS s . --u-u------ 19 SPARX 401--.....:..----' Dedicated by the Senior Class - to 4Ghar1es Mumper ' as an expression of appreciation for thirty three years untiring service to the Brighton Schools. O 19 SP!-xRx -40, BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES MUMPER A414-51 9 STP A R x Zo Q24 rj BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Rowg I. F. Kraerner, Presidentg N. G. Whisler. Front Row: Dr. H. L Gordon, F. W. Johnston, M. M, Gowey. ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Betty Jo Leppert, Artg Isabelle Pacha, Classesg H. U. Messer, Faculty Advisorg John Chuck, Athletics. Sitting, Mildred Horner, Jokesg Betty Jeanne Hoskins, Asst. Business Managerg El- oise Johnston, Business Managzeig William Kraemer, Editor in Ohicfg Richard Arnold, Activities. ....... ::1 9 SPARX 40.-...-....... ' X , Q R u D wf x I -X X nh, an 1. , i 'H ' . , 1 ' . ,vgjp at g ain? - VVUTH THE C LA SSE S 19 S' -,AR , I 5-nd-is P N 6 v My 9 FACU LTY x40 V - A ,,,, ,Q ' V .... ..: V ??i IW- V - , .,.. . . f . . .. 'W' 0 - V- I -498 fc., . A x V ' '- V .. i . W Sql' '85, iffg. f mmm T. IQ. ,E X ,. X WQEEPARX 40M H. C. MESSER, B. S., M. A. University of Iowa, Parsons College Physics General Science Manual Training L. E. McAFEE, B. A. State Teachers College Normal Training English Biology RAYMOND FORBES, B. A. Iowa Wesleyan College Social Science Agriculture Athletics EDITH OERTEL, B. S. Iowa State College Home Economics Mathematics VIRGINIA MARZOLF, B. A. Carthage College French Normal Training Music Glee Clubs ALICE ROSSING, B. S. University of Iowa Commerce Economics Girls' Physical Training JOSEPH CHRISTY Kirksville College, Parsons College Band LEWIS HARRISON, B. A. William Penn College English Speech Mathematics 19 SPAFQCXC Adio ISABELLE PACHA Izzie Normal Training Course Glee Club 1, 45 Pep Queen 45 Pres- ident of Class 45 Pep Club 45 Declam 45 Sen. play5 Class Editor Sparx A good little tai-get for Cupid's arrows. WILLIAM KRAEMER Bill' General Course Band 3, 45 Sen. play5 Editor-in-Chief of Sparx 5 Student Council 35 Aca- demic B in Science, 1st in state. I am always ready with a humorous answer? RICHARD ARNOLD Dick JOHN CHUCK Johnnie' ELOISE JOHNSTON General Course Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Band 1,2,35 Tenor Solo 45 Activlties Editor Sparx 5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 23,45 Honorary captain 45 Jun.-Sen, plays5 One Act Play 3, 45 Mixed ouartet 45 Senior Vice Pres. Five minutes late! Shucks. I have been five minutes too late all my life. BETTY JO LEPPERT Normal Training Course Declam 1, 2, 45 Jun.-Sen. plays. 46.101 'im satisfied with myself so why I L .4 . should I worry? Normal Training' Course Honorary captain basketball team4 Basketball 45 Bovs' Glee Club 45 Jun.: . Sen. r1ays5 Pl.Plain 1,25 Salutatorian5 Jun. Typ. Team5 Sen. amateur typist5 Athletic editor Sparx 5 Sec.-Treas.4. A big noise done up in a small package. Ellie 1 General Course Declam 35 Jun.-Sen. plays5 Band 1,25 3.45 Stvdent Council 45 Rus. Mgr, of Spav'x 5 Academic B 2, 35 One Act Play. 45 Valedictorian. I want what I want when I want it. A vivacious lady. MILDRED HORNER Fuzzy Vomniercial Course Glee Club 1, 2,3915 Jun-Sen. plavsg Declam 12.3.45 Student Council Chm. 45 Pen Leader 3,45 Jun. Typ. Teamg Shorthand Team 45 Academic B 25 Joke Editor of Spa1'X 5 Pep Club 4. WAND-A SMITH Wandie General Course Pres. Glee Club 45 Sen. play5 Mixed ,quartet 4: Mezzn Soprano solo 4 Girls' Sextet 45 West Chester 1,2,3. She is gentle. she is shy. There is mischief in her eye. 1-. l -1--3-519 sPA,R,x 40 ...-..- SENIOR CLASS President--Isabelle Pacha Vice President--Richard Arnold Secrstary-Treasurer--John Chuck Class Flower--Yellow Ross Class Colors--Blue and Gold Class Motto--NLaunched, but not anchoredu nSchoo1 days, school days, dear old golden rule days.n To the tune of this famous old song, the future class of 1940 mcckly took their place as Green Freshies one bright September morn.We Freshies were anxious to get everything just right that first day, but .of course, we would get into a few wrong classrooms, and pull a few other boners of beginnsrs.But it Cidn't take us long to get sraish- tened out again,and even though we afforded the upperelassmen a few laughs,we still clung to the belief that who who laughs last-laughs bestn. when our class enrolled as Freshmen, ouz number was 25. Dur- ing our four years in high school, some pupils have been lost, and some have been gainedg our enrollment now stands at 17. At the gruesome ,Freshman initiation, the lofty upperclaosmen vainly tried to humble us, but their efforts were useless, for we emerged more determined than ever to make our high school days suc- cessful ones. Q And our determination was realized as a fact during our four years. In our first year, we entered whole-heartedly into declamatory, athletics, and music. Our ability to nburn the mid- night oiln was proved by Bill Kraemer,who ranked first in the state in the Science Academic Test in 1935. During our Sophomore year,our athletic boys were awarded foot- ball and basketball letters. lusic and declamatory also attracted many of our number this year. The girls were not to be outdone by the boys in athletic ability, so in our Junior year, our girls basketball team came through with flying colors to defeat the Senior girls, and vin the 1939 girls basketball chmfipionship. - Our Junior Play, nLook Uho's Heren, e hilarious comedy, was definitely enjoyed by the audience. Four girls won declamatory letters in their 'Junior year for their outstanding mwork in this field. The speedy members of the typing team von the right at Cttumwn to compete in the state typ- ing conttst. The members of the typing team cane back from Dos Moines after the state contest to ueet with the rest of their dass- mates and the Seniors at Hotel Turner in Fairfield for their annual iii----:.....--..-7--...19 SPARX q0T:.1 .... .......... ' Junior-Senior Banquet. And a lovely banquet it was! All the grace and dignity of our colonial ancestors seemed to be present that night at our Colonial Banquet. A There is an old saying that the Senior is the most dignified creature imaginable. Perhaps so, but we did not let this dignity interfere with the good times we enjoyed this year. Sometimes our times were so good that a list of names greatly increased the list on the detention book. 'But of course this time to make up merely gave us some time for much needed study. Several members of our class are interested in teaching as a vocation, and our Normal Training class numbers seven. During our Junior and Senior years, we have completed the course outlined. This year each student has had one week's practice teaching in a rural school. This teaching experience will prove valuable to all the students, especially Elsie Stout and Betty Jo Leppert, who are going to teach in rural schools next year. This yeargthe musical organizations entered more events in the contests than ever before, with the Seniors contributing their talents. Many of these entries won the privilege of going to the State contest, and our class is justly proud of Jeanne Hoskins, who is going to the National contest to sing her Soprano solo. We are also proud of John Chuck who made a very good showing in basketball this year. John was a member of the Ke-Wash and All Sectional basketball teams. Richard Arnold was also a member of the Ke-Wash basketball team, and a second team member of the Ke-Wash football team. Again this year, the girls won the class Basketball championship, led by their star forward, Isabelle Pacha, Isabelle was also elected Football Pep Queen and was crowned at our Homecom- ing game with Richland. Several of our girls were members of a new- ly formed organization, the Pep Club, and Mildred Horner, a member, was also one of our cheer leaders. Three members of the one-act contest play, 0TriflesU,were from our class. We also presented a three-act play, WSunny Days Farmn, which was surrounded by mystery and suspense,. and greatly enjoyed by all who BEM it. In the com ercial department, John Chuck entered the amateur typing contest, and placed third. Mildred Horner and Patricia Edwards were able to transform words into little symbols known as shorthand with enough speed to become members of the shorthand contest team. We Seniors will always remember the pleasant days we spent at Brighton High schbol, and we hope we have loft something of value by our brief stay here. lW19 SPARX 4-Of JEANNE HOSKINS Jeannie Normal Training Course Soprano Solo 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, Sextet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 45 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Sparxg Declam 2, 35 Pres. Pep Club 4. If at first you get no boy, Try, try again. RUTH REIGHARD Reighard Normal Training Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Contralto Solo 45 Junior playg Declam 2, 3, 4. Just give me a man. JEAN KESSEL Kessel Commercial Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Declam 1, 3, 4, Junior Typ. Team, Sextet 35 Trio 4- She comes to school to take outside Work. ELSIE STOUT Missouri Normal Training Course Declam 1, 2, 3, 4g 'Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior play. . For though vanquished she could argue still. RAYMOND GARRETT Stub Commercial Course Football 3, 43 Jun-Sen. plays, One Act Playg Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4- The hapniest days I ever spent were among the lassies. HARLEY COLE Diesel Football 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. General Course Rather quiet, but by no means sad. CLIFFORD POLTON Bing General Course Football 43 Boys' Glee Club 4. Would that this life were One long dream of dance and song. VELMA NORTON Vel Fommerf-ial Course Glee Club 1. A droll and ouiet girl -ordinarilv, but can talk when occasion demands it. PATRICIA EDWARDS Eddie 4-ommercial Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Sen. play, DG- '-lam 1, 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Team 43 Sextet 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarinet quartet 4, If love be madness then I must be insane. D719 SPARX 40 eww JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: Donald Duttweiler, Bert Wells, Rollin Cole, Ray Leppert, David Went- worth, Roger Stzinnard, Richard Day, Harold Guy. Middle Row: Paul Martin, John Wittmer, Robert Gier, Betty Smith, Emily McClean Lucy May Gowey, Violet Howard, Grace Dunbar, Marie Wh tziere, Frrnt Row: Loretta Fritz, .lean Long, Ruth Wolfe, lVlildred nelmiek. Hazel Mullikin, Shirley Grant. liloiiie Ash, Halleen De Wolfe, Virginia Schooley. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Eloise Johnston, David Day, Robert Gier, Roger Stannard, Front Row: Ruth Wolfe, Mildred Horner, P3tl'lC12l Coffman. ----3-71 9g gS P Ag R X JUNIOR CLASS President--David Wentworth Vice President--Ruth Wolfe Sec. Treas.--Hazel Mullikin The junior class has been a large and very active one from the time it entered high school in the fall of 19375 and its members have taken part in every high school activity. Three members of our class received their letters in both football and basketball this yearg and Robert Gier earned a third in track. In music seven of our girls were in the contest glee club, and five of our boys in the boys' glee club. Nine were members of our senior band, and several of the smaller musical groups. Two of the declamatory winners were Juniors,and three of seven student council members were of our class. Four members have earned the coveted scholarship letters. Ray Leppert, a junior, was one of the two students to win the NIH rating in the state music contest at Fairfieldg Ray won with his piano solo. With still another year to go, we expect to leave a group of records in athletics, music, declamatory, and scholarship that will not be duplicated for years to come. STUDENT COUNCIL Mildred Horner--Chairman Eloise Johnston Ruth Wolfe Roger Stannard Robert Gier Pat Coffman David Day Our student council is a group of our high school pupils elec- ted to represent our student body as a whole. Each class elects one member and the others are elected from the school at large. Nomin- ation blanks are provided for the pupils use. If a student gets twenty signatures he then becomes a candidate. This council has proved to be a great help in promoting a better high school and presenting student opinions and problems to the faculty for consid- eration. . 19 SPARXii4Oi.... '.':.. '.f:.T ' .Q-in-qu----n SOPHOMORES President--Merle Allison Vice President--Ivan Henry Sec. Treas.--Lathal Guy For two years we sophomores have added our Brighton High School. We took an active part in as football, basketball, and track. Ivan Henry very valuable man in all sports. Some of our in the glee clubs and were permitted to atten state music contests. We sincerely hope that may be able to offer aid to our high school activity, FRESHMEN President--Delbert Hesseltine Vice President--Dwight Loeffler Seo. Trees.--Helen Pacha On Septemher 4, 1939, we little freshmen w bit toward helping all athletics such has proved to be a girls and boys are d the district and in future years we for each and every ere admitted within the doors of Brighton High School. We were properly initiated one evening by our upper classmen and at the close of that remarkable night we were considered full pledged members of the high school. As time sped on many of our boys reported for athletics, three of which received a nBn this year in football which is very outstand- ing for a freshman. Our girls caused a great upheavel in the high school since some of them seem to be a good target for cupid. They proved to be useful in other things as well,because they took part fboth boys and girls, and some r our girls, Helen Schooley, won se although we are freshmen,we have school. V in Glee Qlubg atory. One of We feel that, tance in high eported for declam- cond in the County. been a great assis- In v 19 S HA RyXv4 O f SOPHOMORE CLASS Back R-Jw: Robert Fillmore, Duane Van Winkle, Lloyd Courtney, Ivan Gier, Rex Widmer, Wil- liam Madden, George Howard, Ivan Henry, Roger Ackley. Middle Row: Merle Allison, Joseph G-mwey. Patricia Codman, Lillian Hartman, Margaret Mann, Dorothy Bagby, Stella Nash, Ar- lene Stockman. Front Row: Francis Lauderdale, Lathol Guy. Robert Kientz, Audrey Helmick, Norma Eyestone, Doris Robison, Marjorie Hesseltine, Marjorie Morgan, Irene Waterhouse. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Rowg Delbert Hesseltine, Wesley Mullikin, David Horton, David Day, Guy Stacy, Vernon Stout, Evelyn Kirchner, Anabelle Laurderdale. Second Row: Harold Norton, Melba Ingle, Mar, tha Lowe. Gertrude Nash, Helen VVikoff, Myra Jones, Dorothy Weidner, Mary Helen Gorman, Helen Schoolcy. Front Row: Dwight Loeifler. Charles Crandall. Maurice Mineart, Verl Koch. Helen Marie lfaclia, Virginia Cole, Adela JOHN, H4-,ICH P0lt0Il. PHtl'iCi'a S'E21Cy. ' e,c,1,,l-2- Q EL?lL4 .Orig ew NORMAL TRAINING Back Row: Betty Smith, Emily Mctjlezin, Grace Dunbar, Marie Whitaere. Middle Row: L. E. McAfee, Normal Training Vriticg Hazel Mullikin, Betty Jo Leppert, Betty Jeanne Hoskins, Elsie Stout, Louise Waterhouse, Front Row: Mildred Helmick, Ruth Wolfe, Isabelle Pzicha, Ruth Reighard, Er-wise Ash, Loretta Fritz, John Chuck. COMMERCIAL Front Row: Grace Dunbar, Velma Norton, Mildred Horner, Jean Long, Ruth Rei,Q'hzir'l, Hazel Mullikin, Violet Howard, Shirley Grant, Lucy May G-Jwey. Second Row: Patricia Edwards, Betty Jo Leppert, Loretta Fritz, Mildred Hehnick, Eloise Ash, Ruth Wolfe, Virginia Schooley, Alice Rossingg Instructor. 'fliird Row: Ray Leppert, Rollin Cole, David Wentworth, Harold Guy, Roger Stannard, l-ichard Arnold. Back Row: Bert Wells, Wanda Smith, Elsie Stout, Richard Day, John Chuck, Jean Kessel, Raymond Garrett. '--....---.:-...1.9 SPARX 4Q::'..i -'- NORMAL TRAINING Brighton is one of the two remaining' places in the county where Normal Training instruction can be obtained by High School students. Those who complete the Normal Training course, includ- ing the Normal Training examinations, are given certificates and do not have to attend summer school or take the regular teachers' tests to teach in rural schools. With one year of experience, they may take the tests for their first grade certificates and teach in a rural standard school. hr. hchfee, who has been the Brighton Normal Training instructor for eight years, is well prepared for this work with a major in Education and experience as a rural tea- cher as well as a high school teacher. This year seven students will complete the course and the three who are old enough to teach have already secured schools. COMMERCIAL Brighton's Commercial Course is thorough, complete, and has the further advantage of much individual instruction. A special typevriting room has been provided which is equipped vith eleven standard Underwood and Remington typewriters. These are replaced by new machines every three years. Typevriting is a fascinating subject and attracts many first year students, the best of whom continue with advanced typing. Although typing is beneficial to everyone who takes it, bookkeeping, shorthand, and business train- ing are also essential for a complete business course. Brighton offers all of these under the supervision of Miss Rossing a very competent full time commercial instructor. This year the novice typevriting team placed first in the dis- trict contest at Ottumwa,while Mildred Helmick ranked third in in- dividual speedy other members of the team were Ray Leppert and David Wentworth. 'The novice shorthand team, consisting of Ray Leppert, Mildred Horner, and Patricia Edwards, ranked second while Patricia won third individual honors. Both teams later took part in the state contest at Deo Moines, ,.,...,.g.q-u1s-n-1- ...-an-un-ae 19 sP I 9 ' 'K in f . Q HJ K Nw ? 'I Q ' K' X r Q M il ACTIWTIES X40 '- PAJRJX l40 JUNIOR--SENIOR BANQUET Hotel Turner May ll, 1940 Menu Fruit Cup Wafer Chicken Supreme Asparagus Lemon Jello and Apricot Salad Rolls Yellow and White Brick Ice Cream Cake Milk, Tea, or Coffee PROGRAM W ind Dgvid Wentworth A rms Isabelle Pasha T ower Mr. Messer 9 I mprovisetion Ray Leppert N octurne Hr. Forbes D utch Dance Mildred Helmick U ltra-special Mr. Christy T ulip Waltz Junior Girls Sextet C lass Prophecy Ruth Wolfe H olland hev. Hehner 7 SENIORS Richard Arnold Jeanne Hoskins Isabelle Pasha John Chuck Harley Cole . Patricia Edwards Raymond Garrett Mildred Horner Eloise Ash Rollin Cole Richard Day ' Halleon Dewolfe Grace Dunbar Donald Duttweiler Loretta Fritz Robert Gier Eloise Johnston Jean Kessel William Kraemer Betty Jo Leppert Velm Norton JUNIORS , Lucy Mae Gowey Shirley Grant Harold Guy Mildred Helmick Violet Howard Ray Loppcrt Jean Long Paul Martin Ruth Wolfe Clifford Polton Ruth Reighard Wanda Smith Elsie Stout Hazel Mullikin Virginia Schooley Betty Smith Roger Stannard Bert Welle David Wentworth John Wittmer Marie Whitacre -- '......-.-119 SPARX 40 '------ SENIOR CLASS TRIP Last year's Seniors had a very interesting class trip. ' They first drove to New Salem, Illinois. It was in New Salem that Abra- ham Lincoln spent the most formative years of his 1ife.Here1s Work- ed in a country store and first studied law. He met Ann Rutledge, fell in love with hor, and mourned her death in New Salem. After Lincoln left,the county seat was established in Petersburg, and New Salem declined rapidly. The buildings were torn down and removed to Petersburg. Soon nothing remained but a windswept hill overlooking the Sangamon river. William Randolph Hearst became interested in having New Salem rebuilt, and so now after 100 years, the village lives again for the public to soo. Cabins have been rebuilt andfbr- nishcd as they were in 1830, The Lincoln-Berry Store looks very much as it did when Lincoln told his entertaining stories to hisadr mirers around thc fireplace. The Rutledge tavern is the largest building in the rebuilt village. There is one original building, the cooper shop, it was moved to Petersburg and then again moved to New Salem. The village is now a part of a park of about 225 acres, known as the New Salem Park. Everyone enjoyed seeing this little historic town even though it rained and the picnic dinner had to be eaten inside. From New Salem they proceeded to Springfield, Illinois. Lincoln's home and tomb are located there, the home has been preserved as it was then. In this home is the room where Lincoln was notified of his election to the presidency. The class went through his tomb and saw thepiaoe where he and certain other members of the family are buried. While in Springfield, they also went through the State Capital. 'It was a very interesting trip though a long drive for one day. We Seniors of 1940 also expect to enjoy our class trip very much. We plan to take a threeihour excursion boat-ride down the Mississippi, Through the locks twice. A picnic dinner will be one of the big items. The arsenal and other points of interest willpub- bably be visited. ,Smear up-------..........,ee e ACADEMIC CONTEST For a number of years, the Brighton Hiah School has annually competed in the Iona NEverypupilNacademic contest held each spring The restlts of xhese contests have given the schoolaveryenviable record and indicate that the classroom instruction of the school is on an extremely high level. In 1937 seven contestants won their way into the state finals by the excellence of their first teetsg in 1938, five'st1dents won the same honor, and in 1939, eight students made the trip to Iowa City to write in ten su'jscts, and constituted one of the largest groups to represent any small high school in the state. The 1939 contestants, whose picture in front of the old cap- itol appears on another pa e, were as follovs: Richard Day, who wrote in Plane Geometry and Biologyg Harold dey in Biologyg Eloise Johnston in Latin, William Kraemer in American Historyg Miriam Stannard in Literaturtg Francis Latderdale in General Scienceg hay Leppcrt in World HistorygDavid Wentworth in Latin and Plane Geome- try. Of this group Eloise Johnston made the best showing, ranking tenth in the entire state in Latin, while Richard Day and Francis Landerdale ranked seventeenth in Biology and General Science re- spectively. , In 1937, William Kraumer ranked first in the entire state in General Sciencrg in 1938, the school as a whole ranked second of seventy eight class C Cenrollment 66 to 1251 schools writing the tests. In 1939, the school average was seventh of eighty eight class O schoolsg and the Biology class, taught by Mrr L. E. McAfee ranked first in the state of ont hundred and seventy one classes writing the tests. The commercial department has also establishedeavery enviable record. In 1939, the amateur Csecend yearl team won the district contest at Ottumwa, while thc novice ifirst ycarl team won second. This spring the novict team consisting of David Wentworth, Mildred Hclmick, and Tay Lcppcrt won first at Otttmva comptting with seven other schools, and the novice shorthand team won secondg both von the right to compett in tht state contest at Des Mrincs.The short- hand and typewriting teams are under thc direction of Miss Alice Rossing, commercial instructor. I9 SP -1 YY ' ' In Y w I G L fg9g55Q an .nn 5 wx. Q,Q:,,.1 ' . A - , x - V 1 ., ' 'A V' - 3 592 :il link-xAn:g,1o. -1-una-n-..'. ATHLETICS RX 40 l ' f I . f-1 ' H , '-'-t...-919, es P,A,R'X '4.O '- -1---+ Football Although much stronger than its record would indicate, the Brighton football team broke into the winning column only once dur- ing the fall of 19395 its one victory was achieved at the expense of Winfield. With one exception, however, defeats were by one and two touchdowns, and came as-the result of errors due to lack of ex- perience, often after Brighton had outplayed its opponents most of the Way. ' - The squad suffered from a lack of experience and speed in par- ticulargthe change from the Notre Dame to the single wingback style required time and the team was just beginning to click of the season. d p Day, Bear end, was placed at a tackle position on the 'tean,jand Richard Arnold, senior center was placed on of play also at the close Richard uAll Ke-Washu the second team, while Roger Stannard, junior end, and Ivan Henry, sophomore back, were on the honor roll. Robert Gier was placed at guard on the 1938 second NAll Ke-Washu team. Richard Arnold is the only one of the boys mentioned who will not be back next fall, al- though three capable linemen, Raymond Garrett, Harley Cole, and Clifford Polton also graduate. 9 V, With eight lettermen returning, one transfer from Keosauqua, and the team now familiar with the single wingback system and with complete confidence in Coach Ray Forbes, the outlook is bright for a winning team in l94O.- - ' l .1 ' I Track Track is af minor sport in the Brighton track available for practice, and a heavy music for the spring season, little emphasis This year only six boys were entered in the high schoolg with no program of plays and is given to the sport annual Kc-Wash meet, the only one in which the school participated. Robert Gier tied for first in the pole vault, and Francis Lauderdale,Roger Stannard Ivan Henry, and the mile relay team all placed. Since all these boys are underclassmen the school should have several strongmc1 next year although there will probably be a a well balanced team. lack of material for Three Ke-Wash records are still held by Brighton graduatosg LeRoy Hineart set the present records in the mile and half mile in 1938, while the Brighton relay teax of 1931 set a record which still stands. Raymond Garrett, Richard Arnold, Clifford Polt-Jn, Harley Cole, Halfback Capt., Center Guard Tackle Ivan Henry, David Horton, Richard Day, Delbert Hesseltine Fullback Tackle End Guard Roger Stannard, Ivan Gier, David Day, Robert Gier, End Halfback Guard Halfback a,,l 9 ,S P ABLXrrC4c O 1774 ee Richard Arnold, Guard .lohn Chuck, Capt. 81 Center Robert Gicr, Forward Roger Stannard, Forward Conch Ray Forbes Richard Day, Center Ivan Henry, Guard Bert Wells, Forward Ivan Gier, Forward 'T:III:III1.1 9 S I5 A.ll X 4 0 QIIII1iIIIT 'u' BASKETBALL The Brighton High School Basketball team, coached by Raymond Forbes, showed much improvement over last years five, with the brightest hopes of many years for next season. Only two menxmll be lost from this year's aggregation by graduation. Richard Arnold, clever ballhandling guard, an NAll Ke-Washn guardg and John Chuck the team's leading scorer, who also placed on the NAll Ke-Washn team as well as the nAl1 Sectional' team. The team was rounded out with three juniors. Richard Day was at center. Richard was placed on the NAll Seotionaluteam at center. He also placed on the WAll Ke-Washn honor roll. Roger Stannard, lanky forward and a tall man for under the basket, rounded out the front court with Chuck. Robert Gier, scrappy guard, who was placed on the nAll Sectionalu second team, filled in the backcourt with Richard Arnold. Ivan Gier, Bert Wells, and Ivan Henry, all clever ball hawkcrs and good shoto,saw lots of action throughout theseason and should fill in next year's vacancy without trouble. George Howard, Rollin Colo,and Delbert Hesseltine showed plenty of basket- ball ability and will be scrapping it up for team berths next year. The Bears ended the season with twelve wins and seven losses. They ended the season in a tie for third in the Ke-Wash with five wine and five losses. They were victorious, twice against West Chester, twice against Keota, and once against Richland, they lost twice each to Wellman and Kalona and once to Richland.. They also were runnerups in the County and Sectional Tournaments. In the County Tournament, which was held at Wellman, the Bears fhumped Crawfordsville, 53-39, and then tripped Riverside 30-24. They lost to Wellman in the final, by a score of 44-25. In the Sectional Tournament, which was held at Fairfield, fha Brighton boys over- powered Farmington 36-l9. In the second round they put Birmingham out of the running with a 43-27 score, but were eliminated in the final by Packwood 43-32, The Ke-Wash Conference was exceptionally strong this year with Wellman and Kalona having very fine teams. It is interesting to note that three Ke-Wash teams, Wellman, Kalena, and Brighton all played in the finals of their respective sectional tournaments. It is also interesting to note that Brighton was defeated only once out of the Ke-Wash, and that defeat was by Packwood in the finals of the Sectional. .1...-4-Q1-in-n-no-0 -v-asia-ruuux 1 9' S P lk R. X 4 CJ - ---can-va-qu,-..- D semen cuss PLAY Jane's aunt, Miss Mildred Johnson, sibility of caring for the management of left her by her parents. She decides to college students and lot them do chores f is centered around the theft of a Nservi inheritance. Chester Adams and his bro their car breaks down at their gate. Upo Dr. Square, President of Watermann College Chester Adams, eonvaleseing from an aoci Jack Adams, his younger brother . . . . Dr. Square, President of Watermann Colle James Samson, a traveling 'lecturer' . . Ruth Samson, his wife . . , , . . . . . Professor Wainwright, a new professor . Jane Service, mistress of NSunny Days Fa Mildred Johnson, her guardian . . . . . Alice Furness, a talkative neighbor . . Diana Telworthy, an ambitious student . Emerald, a gem of a housekeeper .... Junzon CLASS PLAY Grandma is a delightful old lady who stication to impress her grandchildren her outlandish attempts to impress the as well as funny. Gretchen has great sister, Jack and Carol, and she elmo because of it, Lucy is an adorable heroine phi and ful and has given her the respon- palatial mansion a few deserving rent. Interest N part of Jane's implicated when the old take in or their ce ring, ther are n discovery of the theft, ,takes charge of affairs, dent , Clifford Polton . . , John Chuck , Richard Arnold Raymond Garrett Betty Jo Leppert William Kraemer . Mildred Horner . . Wanda Smith - - Patricia Edwards , Isabelle Pacha Eloise Johnston EC.. 0 0 0 rm!! O I l a first shows off in so- . She wants their love m by her youth are wist- ambitions for her brother st ruins their happiness and Midnight and Dahlia, the colored servants, are the funniest comedy pair imaginable. The ending is happy and has a well-concealed moral. Grandma, a lovable old lady , .'. . . . Gretchen Blake, a young wife . , Bob Blake, her brand new husband , Jack Worley, Gretchen's brother . . . . Lucy King, Jack's sweetheart . . . . . Arline Truesdale, a distasteful young la Carol Worley, Gretehen's sister .... Midnight, Housemun . . , . . . . . . Dahlia, Vfifc of a n o o A Man's Voice, hoard off stage . . . . . Loretta Fritz 0 'U Grant . . . . Richard Day . . . Roger Stannard . . . . . Violet Howard dy . Virginia Schooly . . . , Mildred Helmick . . . . David Wentworth . . Emily McClean- . . Ray Leppert io LQ, ,SP A R x 4 o ,DDD are e SUNNY DAYS FARMH Wtliiam Kraemer, Patricia Edwards, Mildred Horner, Clifford Polton, Eloise Johnston, Raymond Garrett, Betty J-9 Leppert, lsabelle Pacha, John Chuck, Wanda Smith, Richard Arnold. WHERE'S GRANDMA? Mildred Helmick, Emily Mcfjlean, Shirley Grant, Richard Day, Violet Howard, Vir- ginia 5cnoo1ey, Roger Stannard, David Wentworth Loretta Fritz. noi L19 SPARX 4-Ol? HTRIFLESH Eloise Johnson, Helen Schooiey, Richard Day, Richard Arnld, Raymond Garrett DECLAMATORY Back Row: David Wentworth, Mildred Horner, Alice Rossing, hum- orous direct-org Lewis Harrison, oratory and drainatics directorg Front Row: Ruth Reighard, Helen Schooley, Elsie Stout, Ruth Wolfe. - - :':.'::f':.':19 SPARX 4O.1 ..':':.':7 v ., - , . V-Y - Y- - - , .1 ' our ACT PLAY This year we again entered a none act playn in the contest at Iowa City. Our Play HTrifles,N was a tragedy. A man appears to have been murdered in a lonely farmhouse and his wife is under arrest on suspicion. A county attorney, the sheriff, and a farmer are fussing about in search of evidence against her, while two women friends, finding a slain canary and broken bird cage, divine the whole story of a woman driven to desperation by cruelty and neglect. The play, directed by Mr. Harrison, created much interest and enjoyment. The cast is listed below: . George Henderson, county attorney . Raymond Garrett Henry Peters, Sheriff . . . . . . . Richard Arnold Lewis Hale, a neighboring farmer . . . Richard Day Mrs. Peters . .,. . . . . . . . . . Helen Schooley Mrs. Hale . . . . Eloise Johnston DECLAMATORY ' Brighton has been well represented in declamatory contests for the past several years. There is much interest among the pupils, thirty reporting for pieces this year. Two years ago we were re- presented in all three divisions at the sub-district contest by Norman White in oratory, Jeanette Picken in dramatic, and Jeanne Hoskins in humorous. Last year Jeanette Picken again went to the sub-districtg and Roger Stannard, Ruth Wolfe, and Jeanne Hoskins won a cup for the highest average of all three divisions in the Washington County ,contest. This year Ruth Reighard won first at Crawfordsville and later second at Fairfield in the sub-district. Ruth Wolfe and Elsie Stout won second at Crawfordsville. In the county contest, which was held at Brighton, we were represented by Mildred Horner, Helen Schooley, and David Wentworthg and our team ranked second to Ainsworth. Anyone who is interested may take up declamatory,and it is good experience for everyone. The humorous contestants are coached by Miss Alice Rossing, and oratory and dramatics by Mr.Lewis Harrison. ----:riiv S'RA,RX 40:....- - ...:'. BAND N Brighton is gradually developing a strong bandg this is neces- sarily a slow process since the organization can, develop only as fast as high grade instruments can be secured. The new policy by which the merchants pay the band as a group,rather'than the indivi- dua1s,for summer concerts is making it possible to buy two or three high quality instruments per year. , This year the band made its best showing in the district music contest receiving a II ratingg moreover, Richard Day received a I rating on his scueaphone so1o,and the brass quartet received a sim- ilar rating. Richard later achieved a II rating in the state con- test at Fairfield. The present band is a very young organization. There are only a very few seniors on its personnelg and approximately ten of its thirty seven members are still enrolled in grade school. Mr. Joseph Christy, director,has been working with the present band only about two yearsg and will have two or more years with most of the group. VOCAL AND PIANO Brighton has one of the strongest vocal and piano departments of any school in this sectiong and the director, Miss Virginia Mar- solf, has raised this department to a very high plane. Outstanding achievements were the ranking of Betty Jeanne Hos- kins as I in soprano solo, in the state music contest at Fairfieldg and the similar ranking of Ray Leppert in piano in the sanmscontest. In addition the girls' glee club, girls' sextct, and the following soloists received II rankings in the state contest: Richard Arnold, tenor, and Ruth Reighard, contralto. In addition to the above, Wanda Smith mezzo-soprano, and the boys' glee club ranked I in the district contest. The boys' glee club was a new .organization this year and its showing was surprising since it is not usually possible to produce a district winner inane year. The boys are learning to enjoy singing,and should be a strong group in another year. The vocal music program at Brighton now begins in the pre- primary and continues through the twelfth gradeg Mies Marzolf has charge of all vocal music above the first grade. As a result the children -are learning the fundamentals of music and to sing at an early age. From all indications,there is a wealth of musical talent in the grade school, and the vocal department should continue toim- prove from year to year. are 19 Sigh-BX.. .4O1feee SENIOR BAND Back Row: E. Johnston, R. Fillmore, D. Wentworth, l-l. Schooley, R. Day, V. Stout, U- Day, F. Lauderdale, V. Sehooley. Second Row: M. Hemick, R. VVolfe, L. Gowey, R. C0le, lj. Kirchner, A Lauderdale, VV. Kraemer, M. Mann, P. Edwards, J. Woodhouse, Joseph Chr:sty, Direm-tor. Front Row: J. Christy, L. Kraemer, V. Cole, W. Coffman, P. Coffman, A. l-lelmiek. H. lVlul11liin E. Aeh, lj. Hoxworth, P. Pasha, J. Robertson, N. Lechner Sitting: J. Goivey, R. Whitaker, R. Arnold, C. Curl. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back llow: lrene Waterhouse, Wanda Sniitli, Betty Jeanne Hoskins, Annabelle Lau- derdale. Idlsie Slout, liinily Mel7lean. Jean Kessel. Grace Dunbar. Middle Row: Vir- ginia Marx-vlf lnstructorg Helen Marie l'ac'ha, Ruth Reigharcl, Mildred Horner, lVla1'- garet Mann, Virginia Schc-Jley, Shirley Grant, lsabelle Pasha, Patricia Edwards. lfront Row: Doris Robson, Norma Eyestone, Hazel Mullikin, Mildred Helmiek, Adela Jones, Yirgxiiiia Cole, Audrey l-lelmick, Violet H-award, Helen Schooley. yyy D19 yS P A R Xy 4 Oy D BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Roger Stannard, Richard Day, Roger Ackley, David Day, David Horton, David Wentworth, Richard Arnold. Middle Row: Clifford Polton, Robert Fillmore, Rollin Cole, Vernon Stout, Ivan Henry, Ivan Gier, Raymond Garrett, Virginia Marzolf, Direetor. 1' rout now' L'lizx1'lee' Crznzdnll. Dwight Loeffler, Delbert Hesseltine, Rex Widmer, Harley Cole, Robert Gier, Verl Koch, Maurice Mineart. ACADEMIC CONTESTANTS Erick Pow: David Wentworlh, Harold Guy, Richard Day, Wiliam Kraemer, Front How: Francis Lauderdale, Miriam Stannard, 14110159 Johns?-un, Ray Leppert. --...19 SPARX 40-....--A f- . ---.... -----f-...-... Y . , 1 ...... CLARKE SI-QRE A I-IAS s.ERvEn was COMMIJIXIITY I3 YEARS Q ROQERIES - DPA' czooos MEN'S FURNISHINGS SI-IOES9' OVERSI-IOES HARDWARE -'FEEDS A. B. CLA R K name HTON, IOWA. Mies Roesing hat do you understand by th d d f t hnny? Jhnny:It'swhty gth y h tgt h y h d y h d h g ..-1--Q.-. ......i...-.... ............- I , ----.....1'::19 sPARx 40...--W RUDOLPH -LECHNER GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRINC ON A CARS AND TRACTORS PHONE as Bass:-Hou, sown. . Mesaer: Tell me, Bob, what is the unit of' power? b C-ierfsuddenly waking up Q: The what? Cwattj Measers Right for once. RUBIO SAWNCLS BANK RUBIO. IOWA. CAPITOL AND .SURPLUS 531,000 DEPOSHS INSURED .IF YOU BANK WITH THE RUBIO SAVINGS BANK YOUR BUSINESS wsu. Rscenve INDIVIDUAL AND UNDERSTANDQNG ATTENTION 'T ........ T. .. .19A SPARX 40'- - '- ' .11-11.-Q-1 ,,,g- - - -. Q , i . LET Us HELP You FOR THE BEST MM LIGHT CONDHIONYOUR HOME IN TowN,AsT4 Pom Fog BETTER LIGHT SELECT NHLK A BETTER SIGHT BRIGHTON DAIRY A BETTER STUDENTS yg R ppgfp, A TOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES U oNAcE APPRECIATED CCMPAN Y T Mrs. Christy: Does your husband talk in his sleep? Mrs. McAfee: No, and it.'a terribly exasperating, he just grins. A Judge: So you've been fighting with your wife. Liquor again? Culpritr No, Judge, she licked me t1'TiaAt1me. THE- PERFECT COMBlNATlON DPX CASOLINE WITH UPPER CYLINDER LUBRICATION 760 Moms OTE FIRESTONE TIRES AND Tunes WAS:-TTNG AND CREASTNG GEORGE STATLER-BULK AGENT FRANK SWTTZER-STATTON OPERATOR .V Y Y,,,, ' 1 -Q ..-..,,-x.. .V A - ....-... ---,.. -, -f-- .-...- - -Y ,V..,...v. ,,... -.,....-......-.......-.- ..........,.4..-..-........4.-- PATRQNIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE DLAMON-as AND JEWELRY ELGIN, WALEHAN., AND l-IAMLLN. WATCHES SLLLIERWARE, CLCCKS. CLJLASS, CHINA, LEATHER Comps, NOVELTIES SNYDEREJEVVCLRY CO. S E. CORNER SQUARE FAIRFIELD, lowA Mil EHa?r1aohs ERSQEEEESAQQR Rf5L1E5'E'E' 'Esking willl it take to amine a 180 acre cattle pasture? Richard! Brand your cattle and you won'f, have to fence it.- Mr. For-Znesiat basketballpractioeja You fellows cou1dn't beat ....EL..Q9f.17L'.LQ.i.9....--,,,,.,,,.,-,.,,,,,,,A,.,,,,,, , , L I A C. E. HOCNER GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY LLEE. FIRE. TORNADO. TRUCK, HEALTH Accuoem C A R S El NANCED BRIGHTON, IOWA 115 SP A R X 46 Brass Quartet: David Day, David Wentworth, William Kraemer, Margaret Mann Girls' Sextetz Patricia Edwards, Hazel Mul- likin, Mildred Helmiek, Betty Hoskins, Wanda Smith, Ruth Reighard Richard Arnold, Wanda Smith, Tenor Mezzo Soprano Brass quartetg David Day, Audrey Helmick, Helen Schooley, Robert Fillmore, Margaret Mann, Janice Woodhouse Clarinet Quartet: Patricia Edwards, Lucy Gowey, Mildred Helmick, Ruth Wolfe Mixed Quartet: Richard Arnold, Betty J. Hoskins, Wanda Smith, Richard Day Ruth Reighard, Richard Day, Contralto Sousaphone David Day, Girls' Trio: Jean Kessel Trombone soloist Mildred Helmick, Ruth Ruth Reighard 129 SPTKTIQTXT TAO T he Pep Queen and Attendants Girls' Pep Club B. H. Gymnasium Isabelle Paelm, Pep Queen Ray Leppert, Pianist Shorthand Team: Mildred Novice Typing' Team: Horner, Ray Leppert, Pa- John Chuck, Amateur Typist Ray Leppert, Mildred Hel- triciu Edwards mick, David Wentworth Sisters fHelmiekJ Grade Operettzi. Br-others fGierj -4, A A A fR9RWRS P ARR x 4 0 R'+----M-- Q-..-.-..1.-,-Q-.-.1 .-,. ,,, V . -.--Q-..,..-....... . .-.-. ---Q.-sq. ....., .....,. -.4-...-........... .-... ..,.......--........ --uv, , ... , -. ,-.......4 - ,.,..-.. A , ,,, V A A H ,,,. 7,77 Aff, L.. , , H C H JACK SPRAT CROCERIES FANCY L STAPLE GROCERIES FLOUR'-' SALT 'GRIT WHERE OUALITY L PRTCE ARE RIGHT WHERE YOUR PATRQNAGE ls APPRECIATED WHERE EVERY SALE ls GUARANTEED PT-Tone 80 FOR Gaocewss You Know WALTER HACANS RRo.3R Lsptpsrt wss of a very piano solo, in which there were several impressive pauses. Durlng one of those pauses, an old lady, on a front seat leaned over,pat- ted him on the shoulder and said, NNever mind,sonnie, just play something you know! -Y :u-Y , , , FRANK HOSKINS MORTlCl AN A FURNITURE RUC-S SPARX 40'- ...... '::1: C BROWN LYNCH SCOTT O SMDERS STQNBARD SERV' E C - MOTOR COMPANY ? C:C:DrvNFyxPJxf HOUSEWARESQAUTO SUPPUES WASHlMS,CREASlNC,TlREREPAl AND ACCESSORIES LPONTLACS-:AMERLCAS FINES A LOW PRICED CARS I BRGHT , i ' OMOWA A laAE.SAuNDERs PROP ' HARDNARE-FARM SUPPLIES R T Mr. Forbes: Johnny, toll me what you know of the Caucasian race John: I don't know anything about it, I didn't see it. Richard Annold COn football fieldj Ie this cup sanitary? 4My. Forbes: It must be, everybody hag used it for two years. BRIGHTON CRE AMERY F. E, DUNBAR I SELL Us YOuR G ENERALMERCHANDISE CREAM EGGS POULTRY OSL-IKOSH B Goss-L FOR Ove RAL LS 5 C-Rocsmes HARDWARE BEST Nev Rssuus 1. NOTIONS PHONE 131 BRIGHTONJA PHONE 174 .............-.-.----5 T Y I -----.19 SPARX 40I::-..:':.... 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THE HOME OF VELVET ROSE BRAND FANCY C ATSUP, PUMPKTN AND KRAUT A A RETAIL DEALERS IN CoAL.HaAvv HARDWARE AND SHEET METAL BRIGHTON CANNINC COMPANY BFHGHTONJOVYA, 4 - ..:-'-.....I9 SPARX 40Z '..,': '....... ' GUR BUSINESS CAMERA v WMS ns TO PRODUCE AND SELL F DM PWC UN-IFORMLY GOOD 'LM Lo DAIRY PRODUCTS FADEPRQOF PRQNTS OUR PLEASURE I t' E FREE ENLARCEMENTS as TO cave YOU PROMPT - AND Coumsous SERVICE Quscnc SERVICE ROBISON DAIRY P WILDIN DRUG C0- An old eoutherrier waetaking his family on a trip up North in the family car. -He stopped at e filling station for gas. After the attendant filled the tank he said, How'e your oil? The eoutherner eai.d, We're all right, thanks. How's y'all? swzszfr cm, GRADUATES COME To Ad PDmvzAE'Dg?1'a1',fAvn 3 DCNIS CAFE t Including hair cut, sham- WHEN HUNGRY poo and wave, for her grand finale. Give the young graduate SERVE E1 gift she'c1 remember for six I months to come. Let her proud- - -SPOR ly lift her head. confident she-REGULAR MEALS A TWRS is at her best. WANERUS BEAUTYBSHOP CREAM Phone 3 on 3 Gun Aw To PLEASE You '-- T-'- -I9 SPARX 4O.....--':.. '... WHEN IN NEED OF GFFICE OR SCI-IOOL SUPPLIES CONSULT I-IOLLEY SCI-IOGI. SUPPLY CO. M oss MOINES n:'Vh Mies Rossi D9 ' I M S CJCMUI-5 UU U 53 N? N HEER QUNITIQLOTI-IIEIQS 4 . . .4 unnnnunn-...nun a SPORTING GOODS BASE B ALL-'BASKETBALL-FOOTBALL -T ENNIS'C0 LF EQUIPMENT M A ns OUR Svoaxe YGUHNIQIQPXIUQUARTERS WI-ee N IN FWXPI5'-PU L Sf'ff?QQEfR Xffo L4Ol'O1-'fl---l'll L' O WATCHES DIAMONDS RQCKWQQD5 Swvanwwne JEWELRY CLFTS STORES FOR WOMEN FAlRFlEt,D - VWLSHINGTON .......'...--up-nuunuvnu..-1--.-..... Exrem WATCH Remaswc ROY W. HINSON , JEWELER lowA west SIDE SQUARE. FAIRFFELD IOWA Mr. Harrison: Now, people, let's give a few Bible Quotations. I will begin, Eloise will follow, and so on around the class. I will quote from the new Testament, And Judas went out and hanged himse1f.0 Eloise: Go thou and do likewise. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '4-O' You wwe A LOT or soon LEARNING - Bur PRACTICAL FXP-ERJENCE WILL TELL YOU FOR GOOD CLOTHES AND Funmsn-nwcs TRADE Ar KLEIN KLO. KO. we WAS:-nNGrou,aowA.s BULOVA WATCHES TH: Curr OF A use me Lemvaowk Jzweulv STORE WASHLNGTON, lowA I fx Wffio BRIGHTON BAKERY BuaCn4 V ANYTHING THAT ls BAKED G, T dUCKS WE CAN BAKE DEPENDADIDE USED CARS PARTY BIRYHDAY ANDVVEDDWQ CAKES To ORDER KIRCHNER BAKERY PHCNE 218 ! ED ck DayfAnnnyed by conversa me, but we canat hear a word RogerQseated with Ruth, Is t about isn't any of your buei 1' A WE FINANCE You ZH.. LMAN MOTOR CG FAIRHELD IOWA tion at senior class playjExcuse hat so? Well what we are talking ness. i M owe me GRADUATE A CRUEN WATCH MIDWAY CAFE MEALS -SHORT ORDERS A A A cANDuEs A LlFfTlMf. GOVT A , ' , ICE CREAM - son DRONKS WESTPHAL TOBACCO - CICARS cacARErrEs THE J ER EWR C.H.LONC,PRoR Vw - A ,. J V ,. Y . ...... ,,4.. ,, L ....... 5' ,, Y - AY A A ':.':.11.'::I9A SPAR-X 40 A S P A R X I EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY AFTER GRADUATION I MODERN BUSINESS TRAINING AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or COMMERCE srmov AT SEVENTH oAvENPonT.uowA A , ,, ,-.. ., r ---f A , , W.: , , , ,, ,.4.-.. ,,, ,, - v th, ., , , Raymondf Examining proof' of h pi t re for the annuall : I don't like this photograph at 11 Vhy I 1 lc 1'l-re an ape. Mr G 'th 'II 11 d y h 1d h h f Q u er: .e , my ve t ought o jhatb- re you had tt tak 'J WASHINGTON JUNIOR COLLEGE OFFERS TWO YEARS OF , . A STANDARD LIBERAL ARTS AT A MINIMUM OF EXPENSE r ...1-- 'L 1 O S P A R X 4 O ...i-.-.----s-o H -Y -.......,-' ,... B RI C HTON PROFESSIONAL MEN DR. H. L. GORDON DR. NOEL C ARTER Osreommac Osreomrn-uc LP:-wsucmu pHYS,C,AN OPToMETRusT PHONE 3 ON '30 PHONE 2 CN 130 Lerfs STAY BEHIND OUR SCHOOL ' A Gooo SCHOOL IN A C-ooo Town DRMLMCCREEDY EAHORNER DMM Pu-wsscmw c, Suaceom VETERINARIAN Puowz 123 PHONE 125 amos-atom. sown. 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