Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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HARVEY W. KANTZ Township Trustee Harvey XV. Kantz. our present trustee, is well known to us all. I-Ie acted as trustee for two diiferent terms, being elected in ISQO and rc-elected in 1904. Under his administration in IQO8 our school was made a commission school. From his past record he has shown his ability and fitness for carrying on the affairs and sceinff to the welfare of the school. llesides his li work as a school trustee, he has figured prominently in other public capacities, having been city treasurer at one time and postmaster under President Cleveland's administration. E., the Class of I9 l 5, decli- cate this book to the Faculty, Trustee and Advisory Board of the Washington Township High School, as a mark of our esteem and in recog- nition of their efforts in our behalf during our High School course. - 4 ...t:.!ff.g

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THE BAND Another year has passed since the organiza- tion of the High School Band. The boys are showing excellent talent and several new mem- bers have been added since last year. By a little liberal financial help from our business men a new band wagon was purchased, and open air concerts were held every Saturday evening last summer. They have held rehearsals nearly every Vved- ncsday evening during the winter months. so are better prepared than ever before for the coming concerts. Nr. Kolb, Supervisor of Music in our HighiSchool. and director of the band has enthu- siastically spent much time and labor in drilling the band, making it competent for what it has been doing since its organization in 1912. It is our hope that the band will keep on prospering and growing and that in the time to come we shall never be without a High School Band. which is not only a value to the school but also to Bristol. HIGH SCHOCL BAND MORNING EXERCISES Fifteen minutes is devoted to morning exer- cises, which at the first of the term consisted of two songs and a reading by one of the teachers. but later on in the term a new method was ndonted that continued throughout thegerm. Un Friday current events were given and every two weeks on Wfednesday a program was arranged bv the presidents of the various classes in turn. The programs were very much appreciated which consisted of songs, piano solos, recitations, read- ings and a number of interesting lectures by Rev. Streeter, Rev. Croxall, Rev. Hoffman and Professor Driver. CURRENT LITERATURE. A desk was placed in the High School Assembly Room on which to place current literature. The facility and classes with much enthusiasm and interest supplied the desk with practical reading matter, consisting of the follow- ing: The Chicago Record Herald and The Chicago Daily Tribune by Mr. Driver and Mr. Oesch: The Out-Look by Mr. Driver: The Pictorial Review by Miss Lehman: A Motion Picture Magazine by the juniors: The Ladies Home Journal by the Sophomores: a number ot magazines by Mr. Nicholson and the Freshmen appropriately subscribed for the Youths Com- panion. By this method we have had access to the best daily papers, weekly and monthly magazines for current events and recent literature which we may consult at any time. t . ' 1. V .v . .zu -- -I-b A -Awww A ,E ,.,L...,,,,a k,--l-,4i,..,-. ,, D , . ,H ms.- H -L.r....'- ' JE.

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P I The selling value of your house, barn and out building, depends upon the QUALITY OF LUMBER. Quality, Fair Dealing and Reasonable Prices That's our CREED and we Iive up to it. For proof come and see. This is also true of everything else I sell Sash, Doors, Roofing, Cement, Lime, Sewer Pipe, Steel Fence and the dozen and one things that you require in building and repairing around your place. Ishall be glad to see you at any time and it will bea pleasure to show you what I have in stock - Why not DROP IN when you are around our way. L. E. EARNES LUMBEISFTIHOIAL, ETC. BRISTOL, - - INDIANA You Should Save Something Somehow Educations have been acquired and made to pay big dividends --- BY SAVING Homes have been built and made happy ---- BY SAVING. Mediocre men have changed to successful men -- - BY SAVING. Fortunes have been accumulated, enriched their possess- ors and served the world in productive ways --- BY SAVING. Money Begets Money -Begin to Beget Now We Pay 4 Per Cent On Savings S99 'Y' sr The Citizens Trust Co. Comer, Main and Marion Streets. ELKHART. IND. Open Saturday Evenings Helpful Hints:-U Treat your AUTOMOBILE with avisittothe RIVERSIDE GARAGE CHARMS CAN FIX ITD BRISTOL, - - INDIANA Why Pay S25 to S50 more for a CREAM SEPARATOR when you can get the M I L W A U K E E a cream separator of merit - Simple, Safe, Durable and Sanitary - a better separator for , less money. BRISTOL, MILLING CO., Agents CLARK'S DRUG STORE The Blue Front 429 So. Main St., Elkhart, Ind. Kodaks, Anco, and Ensigm Cameras. Developing and Printing. Viclrolas and Graphophones: Large stock of Records. Luther Burbanks plants and seeds. ' Mail Orders Promptly Attended To The Right Store for YOUNG MEN and Their Clothes ggygng ffFitform Clothes are ready EEZ I J. Goldberg 62 Son 61 1 South Main St. Elkhart, C Indiana ' area Fitform is Good Form