Cameron High School - Yearbook (Cameron, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1924 volume:

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Wd it ll llnflllm In lm l ilnuimii iti l luumnlullllllllllllllllnnllllllllllmllIII! of I III I lFOREWORD In presenting this the 1924 edition of the Mystic, We, the staff hope that We have up-held the schools stand- ing, and although We are conscious of mistakes it is our sincere Wish that this book be the means of re- calling happy memories of days spent in Cameron High School. THE STAFF ImmllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi Il IlIlllIIIIlllllllllllglllllllllllllIIl I IllllllliillllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWI I :- va, 1 We wr V 1 Ill Lllllllllllllll mm IIlI I I I'iilEIll.iiIllll IIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIlll !Wm DEDICATION We the staff of the 1924 Mystic do hereby appreci- atively dedicate this edi- tion to Professor Wilson Thomas. During his four years as faculty advisor for the Mystic staff he has lab- ored, zealously in order that we might have a con- venient and permanent rec- ord of the events and exper- iences of our high school life. He has done much to advance the study of science in the high school and what is greater than anything else, he has prov- ed the truth of the maxim A friend in need is a friend indeed. 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Clarence Byers L1 Ed't ' Kauiora Williams ....... ......,. ......... Marlow Stalford Irene Golf ............................................... - ........ Carroll Russell S: Sh t Ed't Flossie XVood ............. ....... if ......... iolflary Louise Arnold' Idzli Osborn ,..........,............ I ...............,,. Albert M4'-Combs Marlow Stafford d S1l0l'f Editor ......... - ............................ ....... Paul Cmwfovwl Ad t'3' El't P11111 Crawford ................ ,..., I'IQllI.lfll1 Casey C -1 d' 1 A 1 Orion Packard ................... Th0l1'1HS Cllzlplimn Joke Editor ,,,.- Nlarslmll Akoy Far-ulty Advisor Professor Thomas I l lmllllllllllllll IIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllilIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllilfllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlliiillllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII 1:1 ' rf W U 'lea ..7.. lllllllllllm numm m ul num llrflmlnlll , 'QMWlllmllllmlllIlllllllilllllllwlllllllllllllllllll'IMI - ms 1 .. .. .w -- ' l :aw f' Y ff Q Lll qi lull' mmnn OF l'IDl'l'A'l'l0N Lylv Alla-n. l'rm-sialvnt ...........................................A 1919 .l. llnrry llnlsizvr, Sl'1l4lllX ,............. 1924 t'lzll'vllu' Stuplvs .......A...... lfllfl Allvn A. Smart .. .............. 1922! ll. H. llrillmrr .... .......... ................... 1 ! D222 Sum II. Hunk ..........................,................................. 1924 In lu-hzllf ul' lhv slmlvnts uf thc' 1'nllwrun High Se-luml. wt' wish tu 4-xprvss um' anpprw-intiun of lln- nmiring.: 1-l'l'm'ts of P ilu- lhmral of lflllliilflilll. tn make- um' sc-lmnl stand wlu-rv il demos lml:lf.', nm' of lllv In-St ill IIN' SHINE NVHII HN W0 - l fam' nf tha- sclmul all lu-:url thvsv mvn lmvv willingly Sllixllf mm-h I:lll1' in tha- 1:l:-1-ful vunsialc-r:1tlul1 :xml auluptiml of plans :mel nnmluuls for tlu- lllllll'HXl'llN'llf of mn' so-lmul that W0 migrhl vzljuy llw In-sl llmt it is lzossilvlv to pgivv. Tl I Il IlmmyglIlunnnmmuumllllulggylllnlgggpqllllllnpggggggxggnllul nle upllllIq5yygulsnullnwuulyylnulznunl mu muuuunul n mmm -3- g -IX my J! Q J 5' 'jf Sr N x N . 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XVARNICIK f'llIll0l'4Ill Nln L Shale-nt :ll M. W. V. anal AIIIXXIHI ' Ntntv 'l'1'3ll'lll'l'S f'ullvg.:v. lm,.ht at Nl llllN'l'l'j' :Incl f'2lllN'l'0ll ' - . . . ...Q .... ,, . '.,.-..4g.J '47 159' W' 'lllmlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIUILQIIIIIIIIIQI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIII Illllll lllllllllll liiilllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III INW , ni 'W' Wm? -' 'W 'ggi ..jg.. A Il IIIIIIlIIHl m u u n n , lmiiWiImMllMlIlWIlIWWH m 1 W Ill ' if la a e l C M in ll e -C ef mf H u Illlllamiillullnmiirlafnil mnunummInummmmmmmmlIlIIIIIII l ilk? A 'nm lirllklillfll B XIAFTl luneson, Mo. X B f entral f'olle,.,e, Lexington. B N. Missouri University. Cameron 1l1,l1 School 1923, 1924. l oreign Languages. '. HAZEL SEVIER C Liberty, Mo. A. B. William Jewell 'College. English, Civics, History. s GRI-l'l'IlIlDl11 TIIEILMAN Cameron, Mo. SflfG Teac-hers College Kirksville, Mxssouii. Missouri Wesleyan College. X B Park College. 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N ? ., -V, 'R1. !7gK TQ Q-4215 ,, 8 w f -L 1: u?i3'5.m M EK ' Inf 0 , 0 RODOLPH VALENTINO ' Swxtlmgnn vue NS H I E K AT THE O ROYAL L., Angie-gtLg'N Fun QQ- C, lllumllj llllln n u ulmuu um:menunummlulllmluiwillllullmmummIII:aummumumulmmmulllllllllllllnulllqwwp il ' 'W W WV W ' alii if Il l l flmgga lil llfjgmnnsmiulfmnlllallmmuuummm mum IIIIIIIIIIIIIII UIUII '4lljl,i,ll5!m u lIlIl II III I I ' 1 1 5Il IIIIII IIf4II.idI 'II I f ug i' my elim tlmn ltlitm of 'I':t 'n lIlI'I'flll l'.XI'I. l'I-Z'I'I'ZICN - I 'an' I'rvs. Hrvlws- nk. ' 'Ihs IIIIISIIIII nlfth-, sine-vrity of ninnna-r lmw- ninth- him nn 1-xninplo :Intl :I Ivznlt-r. I-'IMSSII-I Wmvlr . It Vu nn-ron Girl:-1 Ulm- Vlnh, Ilrnnmtit- Vinh, I'h:ntln Sclnmlf' Mystic- St:lI'I'. I ufttn tvll inyse-If thalt tlwrf- is inure- tu nu- thnn sunu' in-nplv think. A. I 3 l MAIIIAIW S'I'.XI-'I-'HICII I- l':tlnv:'am I IIVIIIIIIIIII' I'lnIn, 1'IlZll'Ill Svimnlf' Myslif- St:ltT. I FIXXIS KI-I'l'I'IlAM - Yew, I Iinvt- mnn- 1-nt ut' it wuntlvr- fully, iIun't yun think? Un inf-run 'L . Ilrmnat iv ' lhnsiu-I I!:iII 'LBII Illlll 'I tt-II 'vin nothing. tim 'VIII yunnir. tra-nt 'vm rungh. :Incl Tnrnoy I :mv likv tu stlttIy -AH-:ally I ilu. 4':t mu-run ' Il It III Illi ftlllIS :II :lIl. Iuuk in Int Q as intl um II fm-gvt tht-in 'III 'I 1 . IIIIWIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ISEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII uaaiu n ' 'I ' ' , ' -' .f ...f - ,I - -- I - -Eu ig tl W 'qw' i.yw,ytvfw ns- - .lf iff J Q f ef 5,5 gr i ll nm liillnnimmiri litmnlll lllllluuuil1mnmumulIllmlIIIII if i 'illll Fl.ilYlJ 'lf0lJD-- Cameron 'Fzink Staff. 'tile believes tl9i'9l'1lllllfEltl011 is :in :is- sot to sm-c-essff IGDITII ARMSTRONG- Cameron Girls' Glee Club. Ijlfllllilflf' Club, Tank Floss lflilitor, Maryville Play. 'fSo1nething sterling that will stay, After gold and silver pass away. FIA' J S S I E YVO OD-- Cmneron Girls' Glee Club Drzlrnzltio Clubi t'lif1rn1 Sc-hoolf, Mystic Staff. MILIBRED MURRTSUN- Osborn She is rather quiet until you know her. RTTTH f'R.UVFURD-- Cameron Pies. Senior Girls Club, 2nd Sem., lbrzimzitiv Club Secv'y. 'Who lets others talk, but she is as wise and :ipprec-iative as they. LIIGRMAN CASEY- CZIIIIGYOII Footbfill Letter Man, Drmnatic Club, f't'l1:11n1 School, 'l Alaryville Play, Mystic- Sizliffi UA happy disposition, like dollars, will pay your way iminy 21 time. H I III II 7 I I II IIIIIIK IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllilllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIliilllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIlIIIlllIll I --19W UI often tell myself there is more to me . tl.zlu smilie people think. g Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club, H llll l I ' llihlfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 'lqallwm 4 2 ll ' -alll .1 S li MK! l if 6 llnllls LINIPSI-BY - l'1lllH'l 'll hlrls Mlm- 1 lull. Shu is nl' ilu- quie-I kiml, wlmse- llill' me-s lu-ve-r nary. , .IHIINSHX Y l'2lllll'l'llll 'l'lu- wurlel Ixus In wait fur mv. 'N'l'llllS4' I mm 'I lmrry. ' ' IIXYXIUNII KIXIICS - l'3llllQ'l'Hll lt 's :lu-zulful IIHIISPIISP. il' not zu 4'l'lllN' 'l'u lump: :nrumnl an wumzm :ull the tim--. .KYIS l'IllIH'l'UII 'l'lu- village- gnssip. Sln- has l:lI1-ly jhine-I llu- 'l,lillll'lllll' 1-rmval. :mul xu ll my sho- le-lls il Ianni. uNl!HllX l':lma-run Ye-ll I.:-:uh-', lbrznnulie- Vinh, l'll2llIll Sllllllll... Nlj'Sll4' Sl:lll'. Sha-'s an l:mp.:lnin:. jukimz, In-ppy elnnu-, znlxxnys smiling. lN'YQ'l' quill- ilu- lll YYIS 1'Hl.l.lNSf - Slllllllk Mu. lla- elm-s wlml le-w ul lls mln, lla- Hunks :ull things 1'll'3ll' lllrungll :mel lln'nugh. lllllllllll IiIfunuunulullllllullnmgau n IIII lmummmm l wi j ..2U.... 'Av 'mag Uii i - . illlilfifjlli IIIIIIHMMQUIEWIIIIIIIIHIUml'mlm'mlmIIlllmmIIIIIm !IuJ I lllll l gi. iv. isiufsntzsfiuxivr- emnemn Q Drmiiritic Club, f'Gl1:1r1n School, Edi- tnr-in-t'hief Mystic, Athletic' Assoc. Q Pres.. T1':u-k Letter Man '22, '23, Yell I,e:ide1', t 'tAn unusual Combination of every- . thing that iuzikes :1 good fellow. EVA lIA'l7FIELD-W Cnnieron Ilranmtir- Club, Det-laniation Prelimin- aries. Girls' Glee Club, Maryville Play. i Her sunny smile drives our Cares away. LOUISE ARNOLD-. 051111911311 Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Quartette. Dra- - matic- Club, May and Mystic Queen, l Annual staff. UA rosebud set with wilful thorns. MA RGA R ET I I UNTER- Cmneron Pizlnist for Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Orc-liestra, and Athletic Assc. Blonde hair is manufactured, but Gnd gave me mine. - DORUTIIY JUNESW- f'2ll119l'Oll Hf'hfll'1ll St-l1ool, Drmnntit- Club, Girls' Glee Club. Modest and sweet, but loves to have n good tpllue. PAITI, t'R.UYFORD- b Cmneron Debate Team. Pres. Dramatic Club, EXfPlll1D0l'fll1Q0llS Speaking. Mystic- staff. Knowledge this boy prizes best, Seexns fziuitnstic to the rest. l l u m ll Q ll IIIIIIIIIIIKQEIIIIIIIIIIIII IIllllllllglllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlliilllllllllllllllllll I IIIIIIIIllllllll lllllllllllllll W W We W -W W tiiliilll -Q 1... I i ' W V2-mi'm' Q'5,p' IJ jlll lllmm m mmmmm mm mm mmmm m m m mmmmm mmmummmmm mmmm Wm, f m, l, ' Ill'll.l'IN.X SIIICIULXNY Q Utim-Il innnintn Vinh Girls' Glw- Vlnli, Maury- villa- l'lny, Hf'h!lI'Ill Svlmnlf' Hnskvt lulll ta-sun, S1-niur SOK'l'l'Ull'j' :Incl S4-nl. I dun' sm- why snnn- pvnplv 1lnn't likv snxnplnnn- lllllSiV. X'l'INl'l'.X i.l'Z.XSK - V:nn4-run lla-r smiling: 1-nnmvnnln-0 :incl ve-ry sninll fum- gn we-ll with he-r laughing I l'j'l'S.'- .IHIIX Sll-IVl'Ill4- Vnlm-rml I Nuys' Him- Vlllll. Ye-s, I think l'll lu- :I fnrmvr. ,L Ill-DLI-IN!-I HHXX-4 Vaunvrnn In-1-lnlnntimi. Sm-'y, Ibrznnntie- Vlnh. . - I ' . WI1:lIsm-va-r she' lllllf' mln ur say. is sure- lu ln- alum- in tha- line-st why. IRI-ZNIC GUI-'I-' A Vnnn-nm Girls' Ulm- Vlnh, .Xlllllllll Stuff. Vhnrm Sf-Ianni, lN'Illll2lIi4' Vinh, l'rvs. Se-ninr Hirlx' Vlnli lst Svln. Lucy is il jully juni-, wo lmpv hm' Jnys may INWVI' wnm-. IIHMI-IR MVK!-Ili - V:mwrml Buys' Him- Vlnh. Urclwstrn. 'l'nnk SHUT, 'l'he- wisv 1-:wry the-ir knnwh-1h.:v ns the-y mln tln-il' Waite-In-S. nut fur display lil!! for IISLHU WWW WW' IIIIIIIHIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImiIIIllllllllllllllllllllllliifllll Illl llllllllll liiilll ' m m mm Ili 'i 'W ' ff W2-. - ' -' ' ..'J-J, - 4-4.1 4 , ii il In lg? '-'ffg 'fi-3 4:51 Z I li Ii I f : I.: I If .Q I: ul. f ijt! qw P, 5 5 . l iluimiiirailiit nunmmuum Illi lllllll IIIIIIllIiIIIil El I I I II I I , R,XI.l'II PARKS ' 4 Toad ' '-- Cameron Football letter man 1931, '22, '23, 'Zi I'Iaske.ball letter man. '21, '22, '23, '24. ' ' Fha rm School, ' ' Dramatic Club, Maryville 1li2lj',,T21I1k Staif. HAII true men sue-reed. for what is sum-ess worth unless we also have the joy of living. P I+. I ,I I 'l'III4ll,M.l JOIINSON- Cameron Girls' Glee Club. 1 I 'fSilence is the one great art of con- versation. ' ' 1 , I LITUY SIIAW- Cameron Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Quartet. ' 'LA friend so sweet, a maid so neat, ' 'I'o be her friend is quite a treat. FRANK GWINN- Cameron I Football squad. lf I have to live by study alone, I guess 5u'd better let 1116 die. PAVI, I'lG'I'ICRS- Cameron Football squad, Class President, Or- I c-hestra, Debate Preliminaries, Drama- tic' Club, ITQCIIIHHIUOII, E-:litor-in-Chief Tank. His Christian ideals and sim-erity of manner have made him an example and a leader. 3IAIl'l'IeIA SMITH- Cameron , llramatie Club. Fate tried to 4-onceal her by ealling her Smith, N But we've yet to see her without a rmile. ' ' I l ll llllll IIIIII IIIII IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllliIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWII ia I 'fy J' 'A' if ' f i'-i f 'mv W' W' i ...23.. 1 -I lg 47 A A A ....4I..X-h....,..-IAP. , 1 'ii , in I , l ll lllli i i i' if i i i iiiiiiif.iiiiimf1 ll Wilt 1 V 1 r ,nik 'i l'l..Klll'IXl'l'I IZYICICS - l'IlIlN'l'l'IIl llnsine-ss Nlzuizigvr, Mystic, Ya-ll I.:-:uls-r, Illllllllllll' Vlulv. Why slnmlil ilu- In-vil lmve- ull ilu- . . .. ge ml I HIPS! ANNA NllIIlr.Xl'4:II - Vzum-rms Girls' llzislavllinll Stlllllfl. lla-r 1-luw-rfiil ways will win livr praise' :iiul :ill lu-r l'rie-mls will like- In-r. NANXIIC SIAIPSHN - l':una-run 1'l:i:'in Se-lumlf' Girls' Hn-1-l'lnli, lllllllllllll' Vlnlu. Wi-ll, in-silly, l ilnlfl knuwf' IA HS .Xl.l.l-IN f'Slllll'l'llll Girls' llnski-llmll 'I'c-:iln. H021 '23, '2l. Girls' Him- Vluli, lH':im:itia- Vinh. l'l :irm Si luml. 'l'l 1- li:.:lit tlml lin-4 in wunmn's l'XL'S, :incl lie-s. mul lie-s, :xml lie-s, VAIU. KANAN . l':llm-run l.llll3ll'!llll A ills gum! mzimu-rs :irv il In-i-mann-nt li-Ile-1' ul' re-1-uniine-n-luiiam. ill-I.X'l'lill'l-I l-ZAYI-ZS A 4':ilns-rm: Girls' Him- Vliili, llrmuntia- Vinh, l'li:il'ln NL'iluul,', Maryville- play. th-iuwzilly s1w:ikim:.- :i wunmn if! gi-in-gully sin-:ilcim.:. X. 'illillllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll lilllllllllll lllllll W i P if i V 'W' Tvf 3 5 ,- uifc. , . ' TN' --- ,- f P V ' H' ' El 'TAT' --in Y ffrrlfusis - l l ' A nl I Y R II n m rrrrfyiniasllwllnlnllmfrl: rllmnlll l llllullll mllimun uuullllllllllll ll 12. fe 1 1 - :Q fl- i, 1 :hilt , ., I mln v 7 ' W FREI'lICRIld'K JONES-H Cameron Orc-liestra, Boys' Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Tank Class Editor. lVhereyer I am, you 'll gener. y find, I,lll in for a pretty good time. ' MYI-l'l'I,1C BEl.L-e- Cameron Girls' Glee Club, Girls, Quartette. Another young lady, we're sorry t Say, is not content to be single alway. HELEN DUNAWAY- Cameron Girls' Glee Club. 'fTo say that she is yeiv, very nice, is only the half of it. RAYMOND El,ROD- Cameron He tried to get the world by the tail, but lost his hold. IRMA LANCASTER- Cameron . 01-1-liestra. f'She wears a modest blush, not form- ed by ut but nature. MINRRVA IRICE- Cameron To know her means many pleasant surprises. H I lllly z llllll I llllllf Illlllllllll l Illlllllllllii ullllllgwllullllnwlnlllnIuuuummmummuumulnmu ,25- ,.ff ' bf? .ff G M, AlHWW'HWIHlWWkM l gli l r lfifi: i f ST. 4 M 1 1 Y L M., 'K . .. rrxgg 1 JZ . si' if 8 F Y . in ICANIHILK WIl.I,l.UIS f'nnwrnn lm-In-stlwl, .Xtlnlf-lil' .xssm-ialliun. IWSIIIIZI' tie- Vlnlv, Mystic' Stuff. umm! lmw- lnmla- lu-r an re-timing influ- vnu- XYll1'I'l'1'Vl'I' slu- g.:m's. l'l III Nl-II.l. 1':nm-run Ruth is :n qui'-t :I mniel, in :lu mu:-h lwlkmg she- IH zufmul. Nl.KRNll.Kl.I. .kKI'IY--- 1':um-ron lH:mmli4- Vluh. Nlystie- Sl:nIT. Tank NUIIT. Hemel nature- :mel :mul sa-nsv must l'Y0'r jUill..' Girls' Ulm- Vlllh. YM- Inns an mu' In rlnm- ala-syn' NlIl.I'ltl'Ilb l1nS'I'HX Vzuuvr lluringz the :hurt timu- uw h.n-. knmvn lu-r. slu- has prove-.I hvr wurtlx.': lls-nu-lu'! W1-Il tha-n, l'll 1-Huy ln-I1-, 'qw-a..Q? k Hy? ii.f?Q-y -Q1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIII 1 -l -4 H lx ' W 1 l 54 WIIVHUX 3 ip 'J - '.: Y-1-... - '- .- A QA AAA' HA - ALAA ilu 'AAA'A 'ff ' L :'i4 'L' ' ' '-iv - - ' , -- x M-zu, - SilllllHl'ilj' uf mmm:-r :mel IIPIIIIIS' uf lIN'l'IlI'IIl lla-l'Hl-IIISHX 1':unvrnn WlI.lll'll SYIIICIZ1 D'l'lIA5l 1':nm-rem lbial you say thvrv we-rv lm xx-um.-n in 'VN :'m'f'i 4f'f' 'gM fQ ' to ..Q ..-. 'Zi' A '-' 4 J f' a lumna: n oltrrlmnullllllulluulll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIH ll? if Zu. H.XI.l'II FRY- ' Cameron Football Team, Football Letter -Man 12531. '22, 23. '21 Tank staff. L'Au athlete with fl head for figures. E'l'HEL NICHOLS- Cameron A good heart is better than all the heads in the worldf, LUIS SNYDER- A girl who sits and studies, but we fear the worst Pi1ft0l'lSbll1'g, Mo. HELENA SCHULE- If her E's were diamonds, all her teachers would have to wear smoked gasses. Mabel, MO. ' EDITH SCHONK- Cameron Vice. Pres. Senior girls lst Sem. We know her by her laughing brown eyes. HVBY IJANIICL- Cameron Girls Basketball Team 1923, '24, Hvllilllll School, Dramatic Club, Girls Glee Club, Maryville Play. Uliuby sure XVflSIl,t born to blush nn- seeu, she c-an make more noise than fl Ford umvliine. DNTQTTIMM A 'Z' i'o 'D' A - i --T i i 'Q IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK Illllllllll II IllllllllfiIIIIIIIQQUQIIIIIIIIMHIIII!!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll I 1 A- A- - .-f f- ,59f I - ..27... 1521 1. J I ll WQIIIIIIIII n u II I 1 in u i . - 1 ufili llll llIllllilIlIIIl IIII'II'IIl W .: ' ll rc-p.:u1:lr :ull rmunl fe-llc .Xl.l!l'Ill'l' Ill-I1 l'Hll Hrrl PSIIII. + 7? l,, lv, HHHIDSUN A St. .lose-1 ' ' PIII! - f'llllll'l' l'u 2. Sr. Gll'IS,' Zinal Sl'lll1'5U'l'. lffillllll- lim- Vluh, Sw-'y lst Se-me Iiu,.s' film- Vlllll, Mj-'Slic' SHUT. llc SIIILZS. lw plays, he- alzmm-s :mal is m ' 'Hll'l'. she- is :ls wism Mnysvilh Xml lu- when stars is llw um- wlm wins l.ul lu- xxhu elm-s his L1-sl. ll mlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII nm 'W mm WWW Yvyiffpvfab ' n ew .n' . .-W -.,. ' - v j A ! ' l ' ' ll . Y' ' ' ' ' Q I. 1 BH U 4 i ill IPM I WW l'f 'fq':' +1f 5Q?5f f i 94,g,QIN!UJmlUw, M lllllllllllll llyliigm Illlllllmnmdlifiil i WY 'ulillf' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illlllll II IIHHlIIW1 2, III Ci W Q2 f fx ,M QQ W - 'X- 44 S be fu 1 f O fo f f J MN! H EUHR? Sf ,L l u u m mmm if u x lx V V ..,,, 1 .V . 4 - . IIIIIIIYWIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIQIIIIIllwlllllllllwlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllll Bmw 1 I l ' Lfx, - Q... 31:1 lrlmlv M UIQ A Q f ln fqf' A .7 'l Jill' ..A.,. P M1m,'J--14 Nw -b -- M--ld 'f-3321! l f ' ' ' N, l 3 X .IUIIN Sll.Yll'Sw - 'l'lll l 5' lfemtlull l,e-Hvl' Nlllll, 231, lluys' Glu-v Vlula. 'I'hmu:hl he- wus :lfrniel ul' llll' girls. lllll 5-mx'4I lw Slll'lll'lSl'1l.H .Il'l.l.k IIIYI-IX 4'nlm-run lluskvllmll sqnzul. A jnlly gum! girl. :alum-v :ull Sl frivml. lla' ll Imp- sho' ll lu- su llll Ihv vml. l'Zl'Nl1'l-Z 1'.XllIlHl.l, Vnnu-rem 'l'ml umny time-s l'v4- fmvlwl the- nn-n, Xnw l'm In-ginnim: :ull uve-r :u:uin. l'.Xl'I.lXl'I Ma-Wll.l.l.K3lS -- l'llllll'l'llIl A lvushful little- 4-munll'y lass, nnivv. :anal lull ul fuu. l'Il.IZ.XllI-Z'I'll l'.Xll'l'lX - 4':um-run - ' ' 4 u hlrls hh-v lllllv. Nu-vu-r un idle- mums-nl lm! :always .. . . 1- llnrllty :mul Iluvmzlltlul ul ullwrs. I-'HANK VHNXI-II.l. .XrnulaI's l':lrk, lu, Wv ull 4-:ln say this mm-ll fur Frnllk. lla-'s :l jully guml fvlluw mul not :I 1-runk. ! MARY .Xl l'l':N f- 1'gUllq-rqm Hills l..usluIlv.lll, -.., -QL . .V 1, . . I . hp, su Insta-:ul ul' :I laugh sln- hxul an giglzlv In spin' uf :all this, we- lun- ln-r still llu uluaus halve- :mel :llwnys will. llllmllllllllllllllll l V II IIILQEIIII llll A : ..,. Zlll an 'JJ-rx' l lllllllllflllMlli,llll', I f lm ln lmfrrlflmlz nlllllmuuulll III IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlII II!l ll ' mul llUllI'Ili'l' FUHE- Turney 'f'l':1lu-s 0'x'C'l'j'f1lillg serimxsly, even his studios. LUQS Mc-lIlCNIiYA- Cmueron I'm fl 1112111 halter, but the Bible sag-Us 'hue your eu0mles'. FI-URN STU I3 I3 L IC F I IC LD- Url 111 9l'0ll HFI91' n:uue's unusual, so is she, .Xml she is just as cute as she can be. HOWARD IIIl'T'l7CN- CFl1l19l'0ll 'csfllll' eggs are good, some haul, and 311119 Just hard lmilerlf, Ili-3l.liN RIC NIIAIIT- f'2ll11O.'01l Girls' 11100 Club. 'LA mind of your own is worlh foul' of your frivmls. 1'-'V' I.l.ICI'lN Sl I .V II' 51-- 'Fllrlluy Girls' Ilasketlzall 'l'0:uu '24, I,i1flo l ask. 111' wants :re few, - A dale now mul thcm surn oupght to 1l0.'f l'l IA ll LES 'FIIUMAS H Flznllc H C'mnf-ron llnslwllmll Squzul, Football Squad. ' x Hllm-k Ulnlk, .lily Hawk, Uhulnhy mul square, liul' hr- ll0Il'f lllllfh lure. Im- lac mlm-s his s11:1.0. '1fns '1S!Y ' 'WW' lllulll mmma Innmummnlllllpglullullluulllllullmgyunlggylnnlnnlnnu mmmuunllllllllllnulmw i1'MWW 'M l s' ' ' - - .1 MLP ,.31.. I vi It -W WW., U- J s ' - I 3 ' . NN' Y-f - I. , .ln XII 'fn Q, , , f 'I' + 1 , :x . 5 A I , 1 I ' ..:1,-' ' . '.,A. . 4 -- --- ' - .L MHHHHHIIHHH1! 1, 'll'I '7f': l ' FI JIFIIWMW' M i1 Q f i LKNIICS lil.l'Il'l'l'Ill - f'fllll I-'UNI-:ull l.4-:le-1' Man, 19231, Iluske-llmll Squzul. l'm :l In-url IlI'1'llkillLf shi:-k, .Ks 1-IIN' :ls l'!lIl In-, .XII ilu- lnflie-s ilu wilal llYl'l' llll'.' UUNNIS IMNHSJ Umm-mn 1'lHll'lll Ss-html. Slu- 1-l':u'e-s 'Spun-el' un ull snhje-1-ts. X!.XlU'I'Il.lNl'I l-'RHS'I' f'llIlIl'l'HIl llnske-.lmll 'l'e-nm, 19:12, '2l. l'llZll'lll Sclmulf' Num mnrrivvl life' is lvliss. Hwy say. Hill ilu- m:uu's nut lmrn lhut l'll ulwyf' ul-I VHVMNS - 1':um-rm. His mine! is il shwvhunsv, lu whivh ln' 'ISIN lui! HH' KPN' U ll-ISSII-I XYl'Il.l.S -- 'l'I'i'lllulI. Mu. Girls' Him- l'luh. Girls' lmskvtlmll. Kimi :mul lrua-, :l fri:-ml In nll, Sho- glmly :mswe-rs 1'Yl'l'X 1-ull. N PIU l'l'llY FRA WI-'I lltll l'nlm-run SIN likvs tu sxly guml Slhullt l'X'1'l'j'Ulll', lint in sum- 1-use-s ii rnn'l lu- dum-, 0- w ll.XNl.LXI.l. lil-II-Ill - 1'Illlll'l'0ll , I-'wmilmll Squml I 4-un vzuplnm- nnythim: hut wmnvn, Img: gum- 'e-ln. x 'IIIwllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIILQEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -wsu N s ' r u ffjligiiillfflje m zlll lunmrisli mm mmmnmmmmmuunulmlllllllllll IIUI M MII! I iw' lb 1 QQ ' ' A av If A E l ml ,A . CITY L.-Xl 'GHLIN-W Cameron 'fllittle Freslnnen wouldn't Sigh, i 'tl they knew aw much as lf, EILEEN .l'AMES-- f'amer0n f ' Uliarin School. ' ' 'flVhat hair, what eyes, Uh, Boy! Shels a prize ELIZABETH BEPKNELL- Panieron Girls' Glee Club. When the last one proposed, I made hnn sore. But l should worry, I have two more' HERBERT GALE- Cameron Orchestra, Debate preliminaries, Dec-- lanmifon. Brilliance is his middle name, 301119 day he'll be in the Hall of lfanie. ' 3 HELEN WILLIAM S- Tnrney , 4 . . . v A sunny smile, a winning way, She gives this world a brighter day. E STER RUR DER S- Ln-:llow HShe takes pleasure in doing the es- sential tliings of life. ERNEST DIVE- Fordham Football Squad. Mlhlfllflllgll he is a likeable lad, The girls will never be his fad. l i I l I I IIIIII I Illlllll lllilllll lll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilflllllllllllllllIlllllllllllliilllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I III Illllllllllllllllll my Wm we W-W' 'W W' 'MW . -33-- - i 2 I . ' I ' It llllllllllmm m u l I n u l ll l l I I , mum l I uunnlntmlrmlunlllnlntllllllll U'g Illll, 'l'IIH5I.xs 4'Il.Il'M.xN - f':llm'1'vn Myslin- r-:lrtmmist. Yun muy nut think il IIVHIII his Iunks. IIIII UIIVI' in :I whila- he- sllnlil-s lmnlirif' Ivnnit- NIIIIIIN tha- live-Iulu: 4I'lY Ihnt knntl that smnlvs-I tha- hlnvs nwziy. lII.SII-I NI:-4'I'I.l.I-EY - I':lnn-run 1 nl I In 1 Inh, Girls' QllIll'Il'III'. Yin-4 I'l'l'S. .Ulllvliv .Xssm-nitiun. I think thnt lift-'s nut tem Inml. lfnr nun' :mil the-n at little- sung. XIII III! I I I U Ixl II II Illlltlltl i Num if I Ilia- I gn nnsnmz, Illll I'lI Iivv IUIIK, the- guml alia- yulIll:.!. XIAICII-I IIIIANID I'Illll'l'lll1 I pznliu-nt :lrI, su vxnvt in hg-r wnrk, Shu- has fm' he-1' nnvttn 'Xvvvr Shirkf I NI IIl'fII IlI'NYlNIl'I'HX l':lIlu':'nll Wav iw 1-ntlv 'he' i whv I I II XIII II I Xlxl-'II lVv:lIIn-l'Ily f I in-ve-r I:nn:h nnlil I sm- snnn-thin: wx l'nnn.x'. X xx-' I i -Th I -if rf' - I -I 1 I ,, i IllmllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllclllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'S IIIIII :ill ill l fi n' f 'WW 'Wraf' ' 'I 'rw'-' f' I ll? l' Ill f 3 4 . ' , A '1 .Fk F lag ?-'N---ylsftl ,341-1, -A :f--e- - ' I lb, m llmnmmum mnmumlefiltzllllnllsnmnfilm ElrilllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,I r -fW---f--Afff-1W- --f-' A 1-fe f'-- Y --'f - ev ,Q Q E lar 'lil lull' - J ' I lllfIA'l l'Y SILYIUS- Turney QBoy's Glee Club. y 6431211112158 angel child. 'tlt the gills would only let me aloneg l'cl he :1 hlppy 1H25lll.7, IAANNY MAE STRICKLAND- Cameron 'fl :un not led astray, by the direction of 11l1lIl,S eyes. NTNA JOHNSON- Clmneron HShe comes to sc-hool to learn, And succeeds pretty well. f'.XTHICRlNE SCHUICLE- Cameron 'kklways the same-the best ever. FLOSSIIC BRAY- . Cameron 'fQuiet, cute and so clemure, Always studies, of that we're sme IllI l'II HARR'IS- Cameron '4Wh:1t cloesn't she know? DEAN SlLYlllS- Turney lfoothzlll Squad. NI lmve my problems both fair and .llelrlstlxlguof friends to solve them for Ill! H lu lllll u l lllllll IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllilflllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllliwllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIQW 6' e'f--In tv- -my -5-my M BW NW y lllt ,351 Yr, ,I XI , l ' l l M II w n fl ml ' '5!iI'1 ?li l an M LW - . A .. . - .l -Y-A X 5 'S' flir, ll.Xl.l-I WY l.l IC - l'mnc-run l-'amllmll Nqmul. 'l'ln- 1-rystul gram-r. lla- nvwls ll gyru- SVUIN' ill his hip pm'kl'!. K.X'l'lll-Illl-ZNl'I lUlllINl-1'l l'w- 'l'nrm'5' Wmul4-r il' she-'ll uv:-r to-:wh :l sa-luml? She-'s taking.: lvau'lu-rs ll'2llIllllK.H lll-Il.l-IX ll.KlllllS - XVinslun Girls llzlske-llmll 'l'v:nn. '23 :mal '24, .lnninr 'l'1'e-:lslln-1' lst Sum. llwlmml- liuu lll'l'lllllllllll'X. Hiw- yu-nr svlwnl llu- lu-st ynn lmve- :uul tha- ln-st will mum- lmvk tn yum. ll.KltHI.ll M1-Yl4'Kl'Ill - l':um -run lle- is sn nu-1-k mul shy. .K rare- gmnl fri:-nl In you null I. lNlllH'l'llY S'l'l'll3l.XN - l':mwrun Ullzappy :lm I. fn-um a-:Irv l'm frm-, All tha- lmys mnglnt lu gn wild uve-r nw. NINA l.l-II-IKA - Vmnvrun lm things qnivk :mel 4lun't lw trunhlml hy lllllllgllllf. l,1N'KW1mll SIMNIHNS- Hum-ram 'I'lu- ul-iginnzll Mull. nlln-rwiso known :ls llu- xYllIklll'S Mun. 'W Bm BV lllllmlllIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIllIlllllll!l,llIIIllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllf' HU ll 'A M' ' - l ll ' mls fl -illi- , ,, , F , ,J e- if-fl . ' .., is Qs s M if jirllllllliumalna mlfnllnllnlllllmalillnminaalmitauulunnnmmunnmuummmuullunllllllllllmlljlllllll if Ll I in' RUBICRT CHENOWETH-- Cameron Football Squad, Boys' Glee Club, Class Editor Tank. 4'And this is our Robert Of blushing cheek, Who has a date, eight times a week. DOROTHY MULLENIX- Cameron She speaks, behaves and acts just as she should. I IICLICN GILCHRIST- Cameron She studies so hard, She studies so long, That none of her answers Ever go wrong. CARROL RUSSELIF- Cameron Declamation, Debate team, Junior Pres. '24, Mystim-e Representative, Junior Class. Editor-in-Chief elect 1925 Mystic. Reserved and quiet t?J, a student rare, we'd say more if We thought we dare. MAUDE JACKSON- Cameron Girls' Basketball Team, 1924. Junior '171-easurer, lst Sem. Class Editor Tank, Junior Vive Pres. 2nd Sem. ' Silent but waiting, never asleep, prov- ing the adage, 'Still waters run deep. GliA,t'IC SCHLEICHER- Cameron Just a little country air will make you young and sweet and fair. ALVA STUCKICR- Cameron Htine who talks too little and thinks too much, maybe. lu I I Illl III IIIIIII Ilttilllllllllllllllllll IllllglllllllllllllllllllllllllIliillll IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII III IIIl l! H wus'-mf ' ' 'FWF WV ..,,3 7-. .xg ,L A uIIIIIIIIII II I III I I I TI IFI TIIIII I K I JQ UL ,FIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII u j 'I' I' if W, Il, VRIIW - I':IInI-I'uII -R' Yi1lll'fS 2ll'l' IIIIII-, rusvs 2ll'I' rwl, il' 'IIIvIhiIIg: is lII'IIIIzI- its W, lD.'s llvllll. ' ttx-Ullth 1'llllll'S hut mlm- in :I life- HIIIP, ' ' IS . III-IL!-IY l!.XI.l.lXHl-Il! 4':IllII'rIm s ul HIIIILZS I many not 1101, IIIII I ll IJIIIICY ll.XI.l. s l.:IthI'ul Mull '21 Nuys' HIM- Vlllll, l'l'l'S. .IIIIIiuI' 1'l:Iss Isl Svlll. Hum! l.IIIIIuI' is Iha- he-:nrt ut' his sunlf: mln mllillllbj' is she- whu lilnls lN'l' way. l'lI-:Is:InI in Ihv things nl' 1'X'1'l'j' clay. '2llll1'l'lllI Fw. -lllllinl' 1'l:Iss lst SI-III. HPV f:lTHl'ih' Svlvltillll uf sullls is X WIIIIIISIIN SII.YlI'S -- 'l'III-IIN Islllll,-llll l.e'ItI-I' Alilll 2-. l!:IskvIlI:Ill KN sIiIIIIII ':I. IU III N lllsl XXIII' Xllll lllllll hm 'WWEIA WW' IIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IQIII I I I ll ' ' ' ' 'Y' ' 'IIFPW' ' -I' - .. was I ff fn --of s w .. I-ff., M' i 'nj M Ii xii lnllgiif ii IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIu!!! Iu i I I lulli it 6,212 A FIC PENNY- Czuneron l 'fl,c-uve her alone, and she'll come , lnnie. lwinging fl string of E's behind lim. I I r Fl IRICST WI SEM-. ,Cameron HXV0 think h9'1I live- un to his n:une.': NIGLLIIC Sf'IIl7EI.E- Cmneron HB9 thine own self alwavs and thou art lovzihlef' MARY FRANCES MILSAP- Cffunoron Girls' Glee Club. 'fSilenc-e seldom does any hmm. I VIRGINIA XVITTM Cameron A Winsome smile and fl pleasing style, ' This little maid makes life Worth while. Lon1cN GALL- Latin-op 'I Fool'ltaIl Lotiei' 31,2111 1924. Pres. Junior I Miss lst semester. Boys' Glee Club. I sec 'y and Tre-as. 1 Good hl'.1Il0l' is the liefuft of his soul. I I ' 4- 1 f 'pew WWW WI I III IIII I I lllllllllllllililIlIIIIllllllllllllllllllgllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllli H I -wann- EMM llllllll 'W !llllllIIlllII Illll l llllllllllh lIIlllll'I liillnllf ll i l l l wimnllslll llunlmunullnllzulllmrml Senior Class Play CAPPY RICKS Aldon lf'. Ric-ks .......... Pnptf Mutt Lwaxslvy ..... Florvncf- Rl:-ks ........ Jnhn SkillllC'l' ...... 1' . I-Illvn Murrn y .................... P1-4-ll l'Privlr-s Bf'I'llhSH'1l Cast Aunt Lua-y Rlvks . ................ Eel wa rd Simzlvlon Brook livlcl .............. .....Wlllmr G. Hurt . .......... ,J. W. lllggvrslnll' ...........A..I.nls Allvn Pun! 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'IYICICS 1'!lllll'l'Hll P SIu- knmvs hut elm-sift tvll 1-w'l'5'- I' lHHlA',.' , liI l'II SUDAN - Vzllm-:ull ly il: K1 Q! ii A lnynl fri:-ml In vw-l'ymw. ' sg It 52 Zi A2 3 112 ,E 5 1 1 I I S H ll 1 5 I V1.1 rx' M.-cw PM Aus - mlm-.-.m 2 lIv is :I foul when thinks hy form' IH ' turn the- 4-urn-onus uf :l XY1lllZlll'S will. XX Il IH It SMITH A 'Furm-y Itnys' Ulm- Vlllln, Buys' Qnnrte-t. 'l':'1-us. Athlvliv Assm-intiuu, f'lHll'lll S1-luml, 'l'hv iulul uf the- vln s. Wild Hill has lvluwn in frum :I wild plzuw-. i f-4 w.u.'r1-zu l-INSlHX-- mn..-1-..,. I A gum! Imaam- In huilal upnnf' i 1 w sii, X1 1. x fl 1 ' f F151 AWN N I-,x l',l,XN xx lllhlll - 4,.,,,.-I-.,,, 'III A shy, lll?HIl'Nt little' thing. M Aluuys smiling :ls il' 'lun-rv spring. .gi Fi' 'IX WE X 'ill gui i l ! E l X ANNX, Mi I xix 4, '1 if! ,A 3 AA llllwlllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII QEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . fun WWfI?V A '111 fA A' M43 R 1 j i g i 3 1 t I V 3 , ' I V ' Z , 1 ' ' ,LL ai. . . - 1 ' V ' z. J. - .. - ' ' , I f ' fr - 'f'4 ' 'W -- Y--Y--1 - - 7' 7'---V Y Y .Y -Y v--'Y-H - fu ' j , ' X I9 K .4 I QT oc. if is --Q-+ .ee Qu-i,,ll fl nu In t m mumulunienmztillnllautmfffti-it KHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlHIIIIWJ l .KRGEL AXRTLIUR- Cy3m91'011 Football Squad. - e f'Beauty took a vacation at my birth!! BEN AUSMAN- Camel-on Football, B. B. Squad. HIS known for his speed and pep, SARAH KENNEY-- C,an1e1'0n Girls Glee Club: She doesn't like to be winked at. MILDRED LEWIS- Cameron She has real rosy cheeks which ought to attract the men. VICTOR DLTSENBERRY- Cameron Dec-lamation, Prelim., Soph. Pres. lst Semester. A regular boy for work and a bright fellow. XVILBUR SMITH- Cameron Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Quartet, Pres. Athletic Club, Charm Sch.o0L The idol of the class. Wild Bill has blown in from a wild place. JEWELL BANNING- Cameron 4'Her sunny locks around her temples hangf' MILLEY BROOKS- Cameron Quiet but very industrious. IlllllllllllllIIIllIlllllllllllllllftllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllggyllIIIllllwIIIIQQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII r -43- i 1 1 PM-rv -. .4 ' 7,,fTZ'EIi 5n ,1 I .21 w i ll I I h IJ ' H l i fh M ifg M.Xl'lllNl'I WIALXN A f'IlllN'l'Ull 1H'1'lH'Sfl'Il. 'l':mk s!:lfT ivlzlss 4-elituri. Studie-s un :nn 2lV4'l'2l,LIl' uf 235 lmnrs Il 1l:l5'. K.X'l'lII.l-II-IN IIHHAN -- f'nlm-rml A pe-1-fm-t 1-mnlvilmtimn nf wit, wisclmn :lllll gum! luuksf' M.XlUil'l'Illl'l'l'I NVHXl'Ili- f'lllll l'Hll 'l'h:nt kiml ul' :1 'Huy' suits me-. RHY 'l'HllIP 1':1lna-rml As ye-I he- is :I llN'l'Q' lzul, .Xml his llnmurlnts 2lI'Q' nnytlling hut il Amount In lmthing.:. hll'lS Mlm- 1lllll. Such :n mu- I 'lu rein:-mln-r, Xvlllllll tu Innlq :li wnw In Inu-, llnl'.Nl', l'lll',l.l'5 1: -' fUl'S2lliQ' him. ll llllllllIlilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllll W V illl W Wwwm' ixwfwyygsy-m ' 'if' gm 1 I4 U mmf iw .1 ..4 5 N' ,L ,' f'L5','i fi ,F J fl ,. xl , , V, 5 v ' up , ,h ,44- IUIY HHS!-I 1 f'lllllZ'I'Hll ' Hr:l1le-s uhh-h you uv! hy hluITiug, l.HI'lSl-I HNIKVRN 1':mu-run As g.:m-lu-zwnlsly im-lim-11 :ls she- is hllili. H MYICI, RH'lI.XllIbS . 1':1:nn-run Flu-'al h:1vn- cause-41 .lnlfs lmgi.-H.-h Q., we-fUl.LS-y'QJf1-f,.,'a'f1 47'Xsap-'CKX V it lim I I Q IIII IIII lfl'iIIIIlIII lIIIIIIIlI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM i'fi? jl i ' Hill CARL IIVNTER- l Cameron Football Squad. HD1-ives a Ford but irefers a Jack- 9 son . FRANCES URONLAND- Cameron Girls, Basketball Squad. Fat people are always jolly. MAYMIC SlMPSON-- Cameron '4No. 1,111 no peroxide- blonde. ALICE f'RONLAND- f'a1ne1'0n Girls' Basketball Squad. The basketball star of ,25. DOVIE STITRGIS- ' Cameron t'She doesn't mean mur-h, but she Sars a great deal. M ERI. XV I LLIAM S- Cameron Uri-hestra. . ' . His most beloved animal is a Caesar pony. WALTEII IIERR Red - Cameron Football Letter man '23, Quiet, l:-nt a brick of a fellow. I-EMMA BAKICR- f'21111Ill'0ll l,l'f'hl7'Stl a. L'Slie wins lllillly friends' by her affoe- lionato smile. ll IIIIIIIInuIIlmmmlnmnummIIIri-Iummmummmun ummmuummmuu llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill M ' 2 no o'oo .- 'nf 11 awe We it' -W -illllll' ' --45 4 , .F,,E:,,1g . in MM , It IIIIII IIIII tt I t t t t-t l t t t t t ,rtatttttt ttttttttttutt tum l t , lull, 4 u til..XllYS XVl'IHS'l'l'fll- f'5lIllf'l'HD H11-l1vstt'tt, Girls' tilt-v t'ltth. 'l'hv nttlu what has nn tnttxit' in hillt- st-lf, tlr ts nut tuttvlwtl hx' the- 4-uttvutwl ol' stvtfvt sultluls, ls tit t'ur In-ttsutt, sttwttvgga-ttt :tml Spuilt-t. ' ' Hltl-IXl'Z NYIDI-IlUl'l'll.Ul - t':um-ram hltlll' uf llfv. t ICU I' l,l'Il-IKA - t'nnn-run lla-r ways :trv ways ul' ple-ttszttttm-ss. lla-r paths :trv paths ul' 1w:u-v. .XI.lt'l-I S'l'.XIDI'I - 1':ttnt-ron knmv nuthlng :tlmur lllXYll.u A I llttill ful' t'lllllfUl'l. lltll fur stwt-tl. With at sm'im:im: stride- lu- ste-ps ulumg, lla- tu-va-r ltttrrivs, In t'1-vitattiults ht- is STIWIIILZ, tif trls lu- S1'lllUlll wurrin-s. tlll.U'l-I l-'AIUII-Ill!! t':ttm-run What ktmws hut gum! 1-:tn no-rt-r sl.:-:tk ill. ' ' lil-I'l l'Y .ltll-I Wll.l.l.XMS - t':tun-run Zlnal sa-tm-st:-t'. l tlun't say ztnytlting - -- l just talk. llHN.Xl.ll tl.Kl.I. - Lztthrup Nlvtllilllgi ul' litillillll... WWW W' 'nr lllllmllllllIIIIIIIIIIII I lllllllllllllllllllllllti II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWlllllllllllllllllllllllliillll tt rf tu W 'wt qt.. -46... l lire- in thu ruuntry :tml tlwtw-fut't' l ltl'NSl'Il.l. l.HWAlIl.l.l-Ill - l'l:lttshttrg Suplu.ttun't- 5l't'l'l'f2ll'j' :mtl 'rl'Q'llSlIl'Q'l', li:tll14-r qttivt vxt-opt whvn thinkittg or F, Fi ieiiu t t o A 4 I :n fl in gwltllflllilll it u i n uul l ll l imaiiail nllai ini: lfmlllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllIlj III 1. I I in' HAZFEL PORTER-- Cameron Girls' Glee Cub, Voc-al Preliniinaries. God sent her here to quiet wild man- kind EHAYMOND M.0R'I'ON- Cameron He still growing 'XVILBAITR PETERS- C'5:UllG1'01l He is just what he is to everyone, And 11 good I1iJtl1Ii9d boy too. CLARA HOGERS- Camel-on Girls ' Glen? Club. We all wonder if IIE isn't from the Oountry. ' ' f'ECIL XVARD- Czuneron 'fSeldiom sneaks, but there is weight to what she says. LOMA RYAN- Cfuneron HIUITIIQI' quiet, but oh, how different fran most of themf, LUIIRAINE SHIRTS- Cameron Dec-lamation P1-elirninairi-es. 'fShe doesn't do much talking, But Q11 how she can think, And when she writes an essay, She puts her thoughts in ink. all IARLIE HAHN- ffmueron Boys' G-lee Club. Ile talks, but seldom thinks, yes he 's one In 2 thousand just the same. xx lmll ll l Illlll lll IIIIIIIIIIIIEQEIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllliTFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiillllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll i n ' vt' 'wa-' -'WW' i '7M'T' 'Www 'WWW W ' -4 -'Q 'III' lllllllllllll lllmurlll unl In lrffl issf lininn IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIl II ., CLARA BURKE'I'T- C-'2lI1161'011 What I don't know I usually iind out. GEORGE MCWILLIAMS- Cameron His ways are past finding out. ROBERT BYRNE COENP- Cameron Boys' Glee Club. His ability is inversely proportional to his height. RO SE REED- Cameron An authority on one thing, foolish- ness. LILLIE GOFF- Cameron Her dividends for good behavior are the grades upon her grade cardf, GLADYS PLUMM ER- Turney Oh, if I could just talk a little more at the right time. - MARIE O'NEAL-- Cameron Girls' Baskeiball Squad. Sam-y, natty and neat, intelligent and mighty sweet. ORION PACKARD-A Cameron Soph. Vice P1-es, 2nd Sem., Asst. Car- toonist. ' 'tHe is no cake-eater even if he does wear bell bottf ms. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllrlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllll llllmllllllll ...Q Ei it ll 1 I ' W I n un ul lminln m il3.Mllnllunms.fsn lftllnnmllullililmllnunnlmumnllllllllllll H EH 'limi ..i. , w IICRNICST TI-lOMPSON- C?lI119l'0l'1 Def-lamation I'l'9lf'II1lIl2ll'i9S. HA bashful boy was he. but he'll show the world yet. 'FICRN LEDGERXVOOII- Cameron Girls' Basketball team 1924, Soph. Treas lst Sem . .1 k ., . HA good natured Student who is al- ways ready to perfornl hex' duty. PENNINGTON THOMAS- Canmeron Class Editor, Tank. f'La1-ge f'?J -noi? But he sure does know. HERBERT MITDERS- FHIIIGPOII Boys' Basketball Letter Man 1924. 'fThe deed I intend is great. but I know not yet what ir is. EDITH HATFIELD- Cameron 'fShe says what she thinks-if she thinks, u IIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII umummuuummm illlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill llllmw l llll no ' 7 t .Mill U ....19- 214' V' 1 . ix , . in Nil fm ll iii! IIIllIIlIlllImn Il nl In lu f llmuu IIIIlIII IIIIIII IIlI I ! !!m .1 2' 1 Illl WHO IS WI-I0 IN C. H. S. SENIOR CLASS First Semester Second Semester ' - pres. -------.-----.----..------,--.-,.-----.. Paul Peters Pres. ...................................----- P21111 Peters I Vice. pl-es. - ------,,,-,,,-, Paul Crawford Vice Pres. .....-..-..-------- Ralph Parks i Sep, 3, T1-gas, .,...... Martha Smith Sec. 8: Treas. ........ Helena Sherman .JUNIOR CLASS l I F11-St Semester' Second Semester PS1-es. ----1.---'A-'---...----A-.--.------Ilill Lgyen Gall P1'eS, ,,,,,,...,.,,................... CZIITOII RIISSGH 'ViCe, pl-es, H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Dale NVi1ey Vice Pres. -. .......... Maude Jaeksen Sea, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, M adeline Quell Sec. Sz Treas. ....,...... Helen Harris Tl-935, ,,,,,, ,,Maud Jacksons soPHoM0RE CLASS I First Semester Second Semester ' P1-es, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,..... Victor Dusenberry Pres. ...................................... B911 Al1SII121l1 ' Vicg P1-QS, ,,,- .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 1-ipn Packard . Vice Pres. ......... Victor Dusenberry Sec, Sz T1-eas. ........... Fern Ledgerwood Sec. 81 Treas. ........ Betty Joe Williams . FRESHMAN CLASS. First Semester . Ll Pres, .,,,..,...,... .................... O rval Bangs - Vice Pres. .......... Pauline Hunter Sec. ........ ................ I ra Kimes I LV Treas. .......... Ruth Quigley Second Sem ester Pres. ................................ Robert Howard 'Vice Pres. ...... .............. R uth Quigley V Sec. Sz Treas. ................ Francis Warner ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pres. ............. ......... J .t W. Biggerstaff Vice Pres. ............... Elsie McCulley, Sec. . .......... ....... I iamora Williams Trea s. ....... Wilbur Smith Cheer Leaders ,J. IV. Biggerstaff - Clarence B5 ers Ida Osborn Floy McCommas DRAMATIC CLUB First Semester Second Semester Pres. ---.-.-...... ............... P aul Crawford P1-eg, ,,,,..-,,.,.,,..,,,-,---.--,--.. paul cvraxvford Vice Pres. .................. Ida Osborn vit-9 P1-es, ,,.,,.,...4...,..,-,,.., Hel-man Casey Sec' '---'-- ---------- R uth C1'3Wf01'd S90. Sz T1'ei1S. - ,......,,,, Helene BQXX TPGHS- ........... Herman Casey SENIOR GIRLS ORGANIZATIONS First Semester Second Semester PFQS- ----------..--.......................... Irene Goff P1-QS, ----.-----.------r---.---.------ Rllth Crawford Vice PFGS- .-..-............ Edith Schenk vviQQ I,1'QS. ------------.---'------.'----. Irene Goff SGC- ---.--........................ Helena Sherinan Sep, 63 T1-933. --..-------.-------- Lucy Shaw Treas- -------------------------- Edith A1'mS'C1'0Hg Sergeant of A1-ms ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ida 031301-D' Sereemit of Arms ............ Ethel Nu,-11015 lmllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllylllllII IIIIHIK IIlIlllllllllllllllllllllliIflllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII Ill H nv , - .,,. - L:-.BQ W W -- Q: ,L Li. q'.. W lyey P 1 fw lll aullllmmi u Mu n ummm mummunmnl IIIIIIIIIMIQUIII ln 1 ft G20 t . l X A 0 'A QR' Lf.. X I 1 X 1 I i U if W!l f!1V X F REU H I fb? N Ill l llllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlll III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll 12-i :zW-AT mmm ff Ei Wm -51- IIlIlIIIIIIIl mm m H rimii llniliu ti ri uuil mmumnmnnlIIIluI I!1II EWING HUNTER- Cameron Boys' Glee Club, Operetta, Boys' Quar- tet, Orchestra. He plays his violin when he has time. HERBERT ENSIGN-- Cameron He says nothing in his classes. RHEVA MCCLURE- Cameron H Say, have you 'P 5 seen Helen. She was from the country, but now she's in town, MARIE BERGESON- Cameron If she has a fellow, she doesn't show him around. HENRY HAUCER- V Camel-on V 4'Five times a week he goes to school, So that some time he won't be a-5-. LaRUE DAVIS- Cameron Dec-lamation Preliminaries. She talks to all the boys and doesn't say much either. 4 HELEN KAPKE- Cameron 4' Despite her faults, we love her still, the stiller the better. Y N GLENN TRACY-- Camelfgn . He little says, but much he thinks. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll xr !N lllllI'IlmIlIll e H' W t -- ' V f F W Y aaa. I ' C 50 IIICNRIETTA BIOORE- Osborn Girls Basketball Squad. They c-all ine Henry in Citizenship class I FRANCES MOORE- 'OSlJ01'I1 Girls' Basketball Squad. Always 51 friend, never an enemy. GI XNX GXRXFR Cflmeion His thoughts me alu 'ns on his les S0115 IRFNL IXIMES- Ffuneion Modest flnd shy for a gnl 1S sie FI If XBFIH BIGGDRST XFF C-'lmer on C1-Iss Fdltol, 'link 'flhe sunshine ,,111 with tonbue 21 u 11111 FI I IQ DM ID Laineion 'His idea of happiness is to hear ge NI XRIORIE DXUHF f'f1I1191 OH ' huns Smlllllb and hegui 1n,, lheie s no beauty quite lil e 11913 I I NNIS IIOI C'II'lO1N Glllilfln ' ui blushing., red lose ' IUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg ll W HWS vw WW 53 1 Y if 1 ,Y -. ' v 1 I 4 A J - 1 - ' 1 o- - - ' v ' .. . 77 'f i I . . 1 , Div w r xt .fm ' 4 A ' 1 1 .V . ' V. - N1 .77 V I 'A 4 Ur Ury ' 1 - fl Q 1 i S A . ' ,I '. ,, ' , f rw , - 09 ,, ,- 0. - . . i . v I ' . 1 I U J r I A Y i N ' f ' . - ' . - th bell at the end of the period. I 1 ' ' 7 , ' 4 A 0 , J JT' -1 1 A - Y. ' ' 0- . '1' 0-g rw , 7' , ' ' i Y .A . 77 J Crvlv L1 ' I 1 ' ,X L- 2 ' ' f o - . ' - f. .' S r- 'If .f A 'I in I ., ,, , If , - - -V - , 'lt .ar Q' W ' A 1 jlll l lm u mlmiilu ln llllrffiniziiillniluli iii MmmIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIHIIIIlml mlm I i I 'i' illiil Il plllllllllllllmnm mn In ui Illini immmuul lIIIlIlIlIl I 1 I ' IW? Inu LAVANGE DUNNINGTON- Cameron Q She is like the sunshine after rain. IRA bKIMES- Cameron Happy is my middle name. LOTTIE BAKER- Cameron Get all you can, but don't can all you get. MILDRED NICHOLS- Cameron Modest and shy as a nun is she. PAUL EGBERT- Cameron HA natural born gentleman. RUTH PEGGY QUIGLEY- Cameron ' ' There is many dark devil eyes, but none as bright as thine. IDA STUCKER HTAMH- Cameron She is sure a good pal. DIARY BRANT- Camgl-gn '4She keeps herself quiet and is there- fore silent. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ll lllllll C Ei G -3- IlIl I u l m m s lluinu mmumunmIII lfIII l ' I Il' wIQs llll ESSIE COOPER- 'lxfabel Just like her twin sister, she sure gets her slmnref' BESSIE COOPER- Mabel HA1W2U'S going, but I donlt know where. ' GRIN KlXN4XN- A Cnnlgyon He sure knows a lot about science. PEARL MORELOCK- Cameron HI love no one who doesn't love 1119.77 DELTA HUEY- 0fl11lCl'01l She knows just what to say. GLENN XVHITAKER- Cflnleron A rough customer, 1lilfC'hQd out of hm1l boiled ' ' HOWARD PECK- s Cf?l1H91'0n Den-lamation Preliminm-ies. God helps those who help them- selves. GRETCHEN FLANDERS- Cfl1ll91'0H Girls Bnsketlsall Sqllfl-il. f'Don't judge me by looks. ll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllljyllllllfililllllIIIIQQQMQIIIIIII IIIII W W W Illlmlllllll - , it t -:MW -4-55 1 ' IlIllIIIlIIIIlllnH l m lulu llllliiii llnilun r unlllllllllluu lll IIHHIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlllI ., . l I MARY GOLDEN- Perrin A sassy, classy girlf' FRANCES WARNER- lllilbel Girls' Glee Club, Class Secretary, lst A Semester. ' ' She measures by Peaks. KESTER ARNOLD- Cameron U He belongs to the bachelors club. RUBY COUSINS- Cameron Girls' Basketball Squad. H They say a Woman's crowning glory is her hair-she proves it. l ALICE CAMPBELL- , Cameron HA future school teacher with a lovely disposition. ' ' CHARLES SHAW- Q Cameron Willing am I, in friend I'll be. FRANCES URBAN- Camel-on Deelamation Preliminaries. Jolly, good natured and loving is she. H v NATHAN J ONES- Cameron Every day he goes to school, and he never breaks il single rule UD. ll llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII4'IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII W. W W IUIIIIIIQNQQUIIIIIIIIIQLQHIHIQLHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll ll E f ' A 'If Ti A n 4 . i Y ,V ' -56 f.f-:- -'femur-rm i II IIII III llnll lll rffiiiisiiiillnllfg'fiisiiuiinnnunuuuuiiimmlilunmmnmnlll WIUIM I 'illli W J LIONEL CHAPMAN- Cameron Boys' Glee Club. H 'Dinkf His timely sayings and witticisnls keep the class in wood humor. 6 1ux'ULINE HUNTERe- Camel-on Girls' Basket Ball Squad. f'Oh, kid let me see your algebr-11 paper just a minute. FRANCES EAVES- Camgl-on 4'She belongs to the musieal Club. RAYMOND XVARNER- - Cmmei-on B-oys Glee Club. He finds it hzlrd to get through classes Without drawing attention. EARL MORTON- Cameron Orvhestra, Boys' Glee Club. M's are goofl, S's are better, but 1 have never tried the E's.'? IRENE KIMES- Cameron Dec-lamation Preliminaries JOY CARPENDERT- Cil1'1i0l'0I'1 She is gentle, she is shy, There is mischief in her eve. HAROLD SULLIVAN-- CflU191'f n Great men are never 21llPV9f'i3t9d in their own Country. e is . if uummmum muumnm ll'IllllmlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIllqQIlIUlii'E!,!-llllllllllvlfgfgzl IlmSmHl'!!M!' 'UMu !!! 'm E 1 +-57- 'w llllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III III Iliiiiiii lllllumiiiti wfil II lnmmmum lllIlIlI ff 1 .. if III' ESTHER BUZZARD- Cameron 4' Good naturedg therefore she has many friends. HERNDON MULLENIX- Cameron U ?Tis alas his modest nature that makes him so reticentf' HELEN CHENOXVETH- Cameron 4' fLottie.' The longest way round is the shortest way home. GLADYS ADAMS- Cameron In classes she is seen but not heardf' MERLIN STRONG- Cameron Oh, Strong you are a happy lad, You're just as good as you are bad. DONNA YOUNG- Cameron Young-but happyf' i l NELLIE HARRIS- Q Cameron We were all surprised when she got A her hair bobbedf' A JOHN BANNING- Cameron Orchestra. H 'S matter wit rhu? It ain't what , he's done, it 's what he's gonna do. 'W ' 'RW' NWVW . IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIQQIIIQIKQEIIlllllllll IlllllllllllllilflllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIW II ll ' . - F ' -v . I 1 -08- f u llIIIIllIHIImHlllI IIII I Ili ill s? II ml nnmnm nnllIIlmgI Wu M! ff if ms 5 fm f 1 i M, fi fp, I H I A V .xf U, lv f Fx x,V fff X I 1 14 FJ Q3 f J H Q f-X l fi ,,.,.lCJ,ifi.1H 4 ,J A . N , A Sli . Q wff EiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllmlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIQQQIIIM IIIIIII 'lMm !yQ! M,, .W . w,59.,,. IIIlIIIllIlll ulll uu n m nnini i nn : IlummmunlnimHIliQl u ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President .........,.......................................................... J. W. Biggerstaff Vice President .................................................................... Elsie Mc-Culley . Seci-etary ...... ,......... I iainorzi Williams Treasurei' ......... .............. X Vilbui' Smith Girls' Representfitiwe ................. Miss Piggott Boys? Repi-esentwfise ..........,............... ,....................... C oach Utz Faculty Representatixe ............................,..... ............,.. A Iiss Landfuthei- Cheer Leaders -T. XV. Bigg91'Sf21ff .......... ....,... 7 .,............,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, C 1 211331109 Byers ,Nfl 08110111 ................. ............. F loy BICCOIIIHQ f lllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH' IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll ll 1. was wugy ' f 'kms' QWVW , T -60- T i 3 L f i I x i 1 A Y L I f F r B 1 IIIIIImlmnnlnnummim lm lliuifmlnlnn in5u1mM1? nmuWm ulunzalmllnnlllllwlllmlIlllllm A 'Ili' Quai O Qofioi i 1 lil if 3 xi vine: in 1 iuioioininiuiiozo C Zffnnthall f .IOliIii0i0i010iKIi0i0ill1 i 1 ll i iiilitlihlfii 0:0 X ' IlllllllllliWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlliiIIIIIIIQQIIIIIIIIU IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIQ: H llllllllmlllmmummulllglllullpggzgjsllqllr llllllnpgggm mv W, I - -A61-- QJGJG 51 I 1- H H I MMIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ihuii Jmlnlnn mmmmu I I COACH S. T. UTZ-Who in his first year as director of athletics in C. H. S. has been remarkably successful. He has ever encouraged the practice of the highest ideals of sportsmanship. His ability to teach the fundamentals and fine points of football was to great extent instrumental in making the 1923 gridiron season a sue- seccful one for Cameron High. CAPT. RALPH FRY--HThe Peerless Leader of the gold and black pigskin warriors. Burke is justly deserving of the title 4' The best defensive and offensive center in Northwest Missouri. This is his third and last year. ' CAPTAIN-ELECT ROY PARKS-H170 pounds of grit and fight. R0xie 'was a tower of strength at a tackle position in the line. This is his second year and he will undoubtedly prove a sterling leader of the 1924 eleven. . I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIlliiillllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIlllll u ? l l l 5 I s s I V I l I r I E P E E E I I I i Q z E E K ! Q IIIIIIIII it Q A t QLAQB, I , III I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill ll lll li fii Illlillne ZE EII I I II IIII IIHI I II IIIII IIII J Q y A N, y RALPH PARKS- The hero of the battle of Trenton. Toad after three years at a wing position was shifted to half where by his brilliant broken field running he proved to be our biggest ground gainer. I-Ie graduates this year. ALBERT MCCOMBS- The hardest spiker and surest taekler on the teainf' Buster made up for what he lacked in weight in aggressiveuess. This is his sec-ond and last year HERMAN CASEY- A valiant, fighter from the first whistle to the last. Herman was very aggressive, dependable and a stellar guard. yThis is his first and last year under the gold and blaek. EARNEST HOWARD- An aceurate passer and a good printer. Nate was an excellent quarterback and a dependable shoe-string tat-kler. This is his first year and we lose him by graduation. t . L I' T V v 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MHIIIWI lllmlllglmlllllulllllllllunjmll lllmt ulllllpgl llllllgllllll lllllllllltilllllllllll , ,Ri ll 1 n ' A T 1 -9.63- 1 lllllllllllllmmm m lll lllrliiidllnlul IiIIHIIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIlHl!!! w!m NOVA MILLER- A husky, scrappy tackle. Levi is noted for the way he shoves opposition out of the way and gets through to get the man with the ball. This is his first year and he should prove one of the mainstays of next years eleven. JOHN SILVIUS- A hard charging linesmanf' John was a bulwark of strength at a guard position in the line. This is his first year under the gold and black and he will be back scrapping for C. H. S. in 1924. WOODSON SILVIUS-' ' A speedy, shifty halfbaek. Woodson was a big ground gainer in the games early in the season but suffered an injury which kept him out the biggest part of the season. Much is expected of him next year. ' JAMES KLEPPER- A scrapper with a world of grit. 'fDenny showed his ability as a guard in the Trenton game. This is his firstyear and he will be among the 1924 gridsters. I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III!i'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lilllllllllllllllIlllllllllliiilll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIlIlIII IIIl llllx W W 'W M may '59 F umvlllllllllllllmlllll IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iiiilliiillliil lim Edllllllllllllllllii IIII IIIIIII I IIIIlIIllIll lmm I lilllil WALTER HERR - HA stury, hard fighting guard. f'Red proved his worth as a linesman in this his iirst year and he should be a great asset to next years team, LOUIS MOGEE- A fast, hard hitting hack. Maggie Could be depended up- on to eapahly Iill either a halfhaek or quarterback position. This is his Iirst year and he will be among the 1921 gridiron warriors. 4 LOREN GALL- A dependable end and a c-lever pass receiver. Loren former- ly played with Lathrop and in his first year under the C. H. S. colors proved his metal. He can be Counted on to do his portion in 192-L. WAYNE LEACH- A fast hard, plunging fullhac'k. Chic-k was one of our best and most reliable ball luggers. This is his first year, he should he even better next year.. l ,p llllIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIQQQIIIUIVQQQIIIIIIIIQQQQQ Illllllt TUIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHMIHIl!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 65 A A is if mnnnllllllll g V lllllllllllllllllmmm mum num lnlri ei mill fla iuullrm nnu a ll mumu W REVIEW OF 1923 GRIDIRON SEASON Coach Ufzis pigskin warrior-S opened the S9f1S011 by easily winning f1'0111 Amity 42 to 0, on the M. W. o. field. 1 In the second game of the season C. H. S. won from Kidder Institute 19 to O. The game was played at Kidder. Cameron then met its first defeat of the Season 011 the M215'SVil16 grid' iron, Maysville winning by a 13 to G SC'0I'9- The C. H. S. aggregation next defeated Gower 32 to .0 .on the Gower grid- iron. Coach Utz changed lineup from this game, shifting 'fToad Parks from right end to halfback. This greatly strengthened the C. H. S. offensive. Coach Utz, Captain HBui-ke and Co. next advanced on the enemy at League Park, St. J oseph. There they battled St. Josph Central to a 0 to 0 tie. This was one of the hardest fought games of the season. Coaches Utz and Stankowski, both of M. U. had such evenly matched elevens on tl1e field that neither could work the pigskin across' the goal line. ' The gold and black next humbled Benton High of St. Joseph on the M. XV. C. gridiron. The score was 26 to 0. ' Then came the encounter with Trenton which proved to. be the classic gridiron battle of the season. Trenton had an excellent offensive and several times threatnd to score but was successful only once and their try for goal was blocked by Toad Parks. Toad also caught a Trenton punt and ran 60 yards for Cameron 's only tuochdown. He hus acquired the title of the hero of the battle of Trenton. Captain Burke Fry kicked goal for the point which meant victory for C. H. S. All the Cameron players and 'Coach Utz deserve a great deal of credit for cleanly defeating the strong Trenton aggregation.. And :although the score it as only .7 to 6 it proved what a combination of ight, grit, strategy, and speed will accomplish against a heavier eleven. Cameron's next triumph was over Plattsburg 20 to 0. The hard-fighting aggressive Chillicothe aggregation was next defeated 25 to 13. This game was played on the M. W. C. field. The visitors out- played Cameron in the early part of the game but the gold and black hit its stride in the last half and scored the necessary touchdowns. Several regulars did not start the game but most of them went into the fray before it was over. A very unfortunate accident took place during the game. Elmer Peters one of the visitors halfbacks was seriously injured but we are glad to state that he fully recovered. The final game of the season was the Annual Turkey Day tilt with our ancient rival. Libretys. It resulted in a 13 to 6 victorv for Liberty. Snow fell during the game and yet despite the snow and cold both teams played very creditable football. , Thus as the final whistle was sounded on Thanks- giving Day, the curain fell on the last scene of the successful 1923 gridiron season. Those valiant warriors and Coach Utz deserve great praise for the ard work and the time spent in making the 1923 team a success. . On the C. H. S. squad there are several players who rank as out-stand- ing stars in Northwest Missouri football circles. On the whole the 1923 team was.. one of the best balanced aggregations ever to fight on the gridiron for C. H. S. The boys are all clean sports and their conduct on and off the field wasa credit to C. H. S. Coach Utv proved himself a master t t 1 J 1 1 ' s ra egist and a prince of a fellow. The season 's record Of Seven games won one tied, l ant two lost. indeed marks the 1923 season as one of the most successful in the annals of Cameron High history. 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I 'ii ,V fi is A ff. il I1 1' A I llllll i t A- Illllllllllllllll A eeee sq, II ummn lullrllllulnnmmnsaalnllni. ana nmmmmnnumuumnmmmunmmullmll i av vi 7' 3 CAPTAIN HALPH PARKS-Forward -Fast in covering the court and a wizard basl et ca fp 1 iff 'fgelt All Northwest elass .A for- Q. ward-4 vears 1 Q ' ' l Q CAPTAIN ELECT-LoU1s MCGEE- i' Guard-One of the cleverest and cleanest 1 playing guards ever seen on a C. H. S. court. All Northwest guard-1 year. , ' RALPH FRY-Guard-A rangy depend- able brilliant defensive player. Likef Louis ' he takes them oi? the backboard with ease. , r All Northwest guard-3 years. i f , , ITINIS KETCHAM-Forwal-fi-Demon. 'strating fspeedw, sensational shots is his specialty.. All Northwest Honorable men- tiong-2 years. XVAYNE LEACH-Centerf-An excel- lent 'team worker. ' -A A- oenterawho covers . the court well and in the pinc-hfa most re- E' liable shot?-1 year. ' 'D lx . .fa - fl, . , A V1 . V Y 4 . J! , , . I A , V U . L. iS Y il: I LII H11 4 e HERBERT 1x1LJD,ERs-emu-d-A very dependable defensive player and capable of thi: ably filling 3 guard 'position for the gold 4 13.5 and -b1ackL-1 year. ' ' LEWIS KANANfFm-ward-Gets a beautiful arvh on his shots and is an accur- ate goal c-ager.+1 FQELY- 'A I i q 4 1 ' . ' ' ' ' 1 V iz: . . ,Nl . lx. L' xi 2.1 in ,, la, 1' 1 ' , A . ff I - M A , IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllll l lllllmllglIIInIuuuIlunummmgggInulngglllllllpgllllllyllll Fglllllllglglllllllllllwl . ,m . f '69' . ' 1 fl 1 2 lm ,, Illllllllllll nml mmmf f liniui it m lmm IummInIllnnnlllmiiliiiiiliii BATTLES OF THE CHAMPIONS The Cameron High basketeers. under the tutelage of Coach Sam. T. Utz, opened the season by winning from Liberty, on the Liberty court, 16 to 13. The next encounter was on the C. H. S. court with Richmond. The. game was a nip and tuck affair and it was only baskets by Chick Leach 111 the last few minutes that made possible the second victory. The score was 11 to 8. Gower was the next victim, being trimmed at a 35 to 10 tune. The team showed excellent foim in this game. Next came the Liberty battle. It was the renewal of the long standing feud lvetween these two ancient foes, Cameron and Liberty. With the score 20 to 19 in Liberty 's favor and only a few seconds I'emaiHiDg, Offitt 9Hf91'9f1 the game, and electrified the crowd with a beuatiful shot from mid court. Then came the final whistle-Cameron had won its third straight victory, 21 to 20. , - , - A The next victory was over the Chillicothe quintette 26 to 20. C. H. S. suffered its first defeat of the season at the hands of the fast La- fayette aggregation, on the Stl Joseph court 20 to 18. The gold and black basketeers next administered their second durbbing to the Riclimond five, by a 23 to 20 score. Cameron 's next triumph was over Maysville 27 to 18. ' The C. H. S. basket, cagers simply outclassed the Gower team in their second encounter the score was 47 to 1.6. Cameron was next defeated 33 to 19 by the crack Benton team at St. Joseph. G The final home game with Holt 'was the count classic of the 1924 season. Only a few seconds were left to play-Holt led 18 to 17-Ketcham received the ball and turning, looped it high toward the baske-the ball dropped thru without touching the rim-2 points and victory. 19 to 18-the game was over. The first team Cameron met in the tournament was the Lafayette five which had defeated Camron earlier in the season. With Toad and Finis hit- ting the basket from all angles, with 'iChick getting the ball and advanc- ing it to the forwards. and with Maggie and Burke defending the goal. in stellar fashion, it was necessary for Lafayette to be contented with the short end of 34 to 10 score. T C. H. S. then drew a bye which advanced them to the third round of the tourpament. Chick and Maggie claim C. H. S. won easily from this rye eam. Coach Utz's men then played Maryville for the class A Championship. The gold and black won 34 to 13. , ' Cameron then met Maitland, Champions of Class B. for the Grand Cham- The Cameron boys payed excellent basketball but were defeated -. o . . Cameron was awarded a beautiful silver loving cup for winning the Class A Championship. Much credit is due the players, those who were not regulars as well as the.regulars, and Coach Utz for the time and work put forth to make the winning of the Championship, possible. In presenting the trophy cup. President Lampkin of Maryville Normal said he was presenting it to one of the cleanest bunch of athletes at the tournament This moan? 3 great deal to the school and the town in reftlitv more than .the cu C , , , .Y , , ' 3 f f. f . ' p. ameron lligh s 'iepiesentatiy es in iinterschalastic contests have established an enviable lfillllfflflflfl HS good sports in defeat as well as in victorv. 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MARCELINE FROST-Center-Marce-E line was exceptionally adapt athgetting the tip-off, a splendid defensive player and as . good teamworker.-1 year. Unofficially chosen All-Northwest Center. Y MAUDE JACKSON-Guard-Known for g her abilityito get the ball out of the danger vone She' held o Jos' f . . , pl mg. orwards to few goals by her Wonderful defensive playing. -T2 years. . V - h A 1 . 1 r K HELEN HARRIS-Griard-Helen's vig- ilant guarding of thei.C. S. goal was a 4 feature of. the.season's play.-j2,.years. . COLEEN SILVIUS4-Forward-A re- imarkable shot at the' basket. Her spectacu- ' lar goal shooting featured several games.- 1 year. a , ' 'HELENA SHERMAN!-Guard-5' fTrix,- 1 'ie by her consistently brilliantmldefensive playing kept down the opposing score.- . - 1 year. ' ' f c' .7 Q MARY AUTEN-F01-ward-A l goodi ' dribbler and a -sensational basket Cilgel' - V Mary added 1nanyfIJ01HfS U2 the 1924 C' H' s. total.-2 ye211'S- , I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII6'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllIll!!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fi- -- e 4 'iff Ei . II 73-f Il, 0 Illllllllllllmm m In m w ininus t smn mm i imnm nllllnnnIlllnQ!l ENCOUNTERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM . 2- -l iasketball team was coached through a successful Seasgsebfinrgggolzgyixlj, mC. H. S. opened the outdoor season by plflylllg Ht Converse and winning 13 to 9. D The football team and the girls basketball team went to Gower and 321111- cd a double victory, the girlsst ore being 22 to 5. - In the next game of the outdoor season C. H. S. lost to Converse 17 to 13, on the home court. ' Gower was the next victory for C. H. l 1 Osborn champions of DeKalb county came to Cameron and received their first defeat of the season. The Osborn team, was no match for the Cameron sextette, C. H. S. winning 46 to 6. 5 A The Clinton County outdoor tournament was held in Cameron to deter- mine which team would represent Clinton County at the Maryville tourna- ment. Cameron and Converse tied inthe final game, 19 to 19- Thls tle was played off the follwing week, Cameron winning 8 to 3. Cameron won her way into the semi-iinals in the Maryville tournament, defeating Oregon and McFa1l but losing to the fast Parnell team. Parnell won the championship. O Cameron went to Kidder and won an easy victory, the score being 35 to 5. Kidder played a return game which C. H. S. won 28 to 23. The Cameron girls started the indoor season by playing at Holt. Our team won this game by a 35 to 7 score. Holt then came here, Cameron again being the victors, this time by a 56 to 9 score. Perhaps the most consistently play ed game of the .season was that with Richmond. They had a very fast and good team and although the game was -played on the large court there, Cameron with the old fight won by a 35 to 16 count. ' The girls next triumphed over Gower 39 to 7. Cameron next lost to Excelsior, on the Excelsior court, by a 23 to 9 score. -Cameron evened the count with Excelsior by' defeating her on the M. W. C. court 21 to 11. This was by far the most exciting and thrilling game of the home season. ' The girls then went to Maryville to compete in the Northwest Missouri tournament. The first day Cameron play ed Albany. They had a good team -and led by one point up to the last minute when Allen made o11e of her fam- ous shots ending the game .C. H. S. 35g Albany 34. - We then met our old rival Excesior Springs. They' went into the game determined to win and so did Cameron. It was an exciting game for the side'liners, Cameron keeping just a point or two ahead the whole game. lt ended 15 to 14 in Cameron 's favor. i In the third game of the tournament C. H. S. trimmed Bethany 3-1 to 28. TIIIS won for the Cameron girls the Championship of Class A. M The Cameron High girls played their third game of the day in the Grand Championship encounter with Parnell. The girls put up a good iight. never giving up, but the finalscore stood 49 to 17 in favor of Parnell. President Lampkin then presented on behalf of the Maryville State Teachers College, a bautiful silver loving cup to the girls for winning the Championship of Class HA. A basketball was given to them for plaving in the Grand Championship game. 'L All the players on the girls basketball squad, Coach Gwinn Miss Pio-eott are deserving of the highest commerdation for establishing sucfh mi envigble record during the 1923-1924 season. Captain Rubv Sz Co., won in all qljguf n L -0'Q3II19S.g'f1d9 OD? and 1QSt fQl11', .fl111'111f-I both the indoor and outdoor seasons, this record speaking for itself, voicing the fact that the Cameron Hin-h SC11001 .' . , A , f as A girls basketball team of 1923-'21 was indeed a remarkable aggregation. 2. I llll IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllftllllIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll I 2' is? is O -74- is 5.1125 ' ? uu !llllllllIlI I IIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII IIII Il llifiiififllliilllllll 'trawlEfianlullllmluuimuullllllulllnn mlmIIII l C I' nur TRACK IN CAMERON HIGH SCHOOL In track 3 H1311 'S W0I'th is measured by his own ability, his consistency ot training and his sportsmanship. His is the glory and sometimes it falls to his lot to suffer defeat. A man 's glory is his own and it depends upon him Such was the smut ot the meeting held rn the early track season with oy er a hundred boys present A sy stematrc system of exercises were ,,1y en those who went rn addition to their regular work As usual a few yveath ered the storm while many fell by the wayside At the beginning of the season but one letter man in track was rn school, but since our sey erfrl meets sey eral more haye come to share J W Bigger staff's honor ln that positron Representatives of the track team of C H S took part rn my rtatron meets 'rt Trenton at Liberty at Maryyrlle and at May syrlle as well as rn NI XX L 's brg meet The only dual meet was with May svrlle In all of these meets C H S nlaced men with credit ilal en all 1n all the track season 1n C H S has been a success and we owe much to the followlng men who have trarnecl consrstentlv and won their letters Oryrlle Offrtt James Klepper Ben Ausman Pole Vault-440 Mile Dashes Discus Shot Shot Put, 100 yard dash 440 and Javelin Hurdles Hurdles Pole Vault Half Mrle Run 440 Half Mile Run I W Brggerstaff Ralph Parks Victor Dusenberry Ernest Howard Paul Kanan Dale Wylre II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l IIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII IIIIIIW W W --75 . 1 Y ' ' ' ' ' - y . - ' Y l I Y I Y ' Y V 1 V I 4. 1 I 01. v K I ' t V . . . . v Vv . 0. 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HAS T0 OFFER IN EDUCATION , Q ' Cameron'High School has an unusually' large and Varied program, offering thorough courses' in Science, Commerce, ' ,Ag-riculture, Domestic and Related Arts, and Teachers Train-t ing. B a . The Science department is one of the very best, equipped with apparatus sufficient to enable the instructor to be very thorough. D ' V The Commercial Department is Well equipped and gives training to a large number of students. ' C. H. S. can Well be proud of her Domestic Science De4 partment, as it is one of the best in the State. Two instructors are in charge. - Q .One of the departments in which Cameron High School is especially strong is the Agriculture Department. This department is in charge of two Very capable instructors. Q Great work has been done in the Teachers Training Depart- ment, teachers are going out from Cameron High School in this department who are a real credit to the school. ww 'm'm 'ulllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIllIlllllllllllilllllllllll IllllllllllllliWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiillllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll llll ll . . , P - 'I tm 78 I i i X iiii it i t 3g it l . lIIII mlm mmmumumummnnmmannul: in rmmmnuuuuul munmm m nlllll Illllmllllllllll 'iv illlii 1 v F ORCHESTRA y A high sc-hool orc-hestra depends upon the combination of two prerequisites znusit al ability in tlie student body, and an lI1Sf1'llCt0l' with the ability and initiative to organize the studens. XVe have been rather blessed this year with students, musically inclined, and Miss Sims has shown g. eat skill and yatienfe in molding the talent into a well balance-:l and efficient organization. ' The orchestra has furnished music' at various assembly progiams, operettas and o.l1er entertainments ,friven by the students. PERSONNEL Miss Flora Lee SilDS ................------- ---------- ------- D 1 1'9f't01' Komora Williams Mesl Williams Frealerivk Jones .... Ewing Hunter .... Gladys Webster ' Maurine Sloan ..... ,.....Violin ......Violin ..-...Vi0lin Violin Violin Violin Violin Iima Lancaster W91111 Emma Baker ...... ---- Flute John Banning - ,,-..,, ,,,,, C la rinet Lynn Hamlet Herbert Gale .. Comet Paul Pelel'S - --'--- Cmnet w. D. C1-ow ....,. Comet Cornet Albert Hertor Albert 11-imven -'-' T 0m 0u9 ' rw. 1 Homer Ocker ..... ,.l. 1 ltL?1J0llfE Margaret Hunter . mms li TillIllllluumuInInIIllllllmulmIraIInummullnmuu. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mmmluumuumunmummuumnuu ll 'N . -if if it E E it it We ' E as W E illllll -IIIIIL, i Wi Q W '19- ....-. 5 ,J 1 5 gg , , if 1 'I 1 f i 5 Q4 ly! ol 5 , si X i is il ii? ,il gm 9 . 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Paul Crawford P1-gg, .-,.,-.-----.-------.----.-.-'. paul Crawfolid Vive Pres- ---- ----------- I da 0Sb01'Il Vice Pres. ............,..,., Herman Casey S9C1'9ti11'Y ------- Ruth CI'2lWf0I'd Secretary and Treasurer p Treasurer. ...... .... ...... H e 1-man Casey ,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,,..,,.,..,,,,,.,.,, Hepme BOXX The Dramatic Club was organized in September 1923, under thedirec- tion of Miss Elvira Ward, with an enrollment of thirty-one members. From its members all casts for public presentation of -plays are chosen. p Most of the plays presented were one-act playsyamong those given were: The Beau of Bath, The Prince of Court Painters, A Girl to Qrdc-er, A Case of Suspensionj' Washington's First Defeat. On Decemlier, the sixth, The Charm School, by Alice 'Duer Miller, was presented for public approval. The play, Neighbors, by Zone Gale, was taken to Maryville . to compete against Trenton, Lafayette High School, St. Joseph, Maysville and Savanah. This is the first year that Cameron has had a Dramatic instruc- tor and we feel that for a start, a great deal has been accomplished. PERSONNEL ' Lois Allen Marshall Akey Louise Arnold .TQ W. Biggerstaff Helene Boxx Clarence Byers Frederick Jones Eva Hatfield Finis Ketcham Ida Osborn Homer Ocker Helena Sherman Paul Crawford Ruth Crawford Ruby Daniels Bynum Elston Edith Armstrong Herman Casey Beatrice Eaves Ralph Fry Irene Goff Nannie Simpson Ralph Parks Mar-tha Smith Paul Peters Kamora Williams Marlowe Stafford Flossie Wood Karl Kanan Mildred Morrison Dorothy Jones . ' 'af .5 A A IIILllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIHHlll l ll W IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIK IIIIIIIIII Illlll!Hm !!!Q! Q,, ,, A ,hi I . --81 A lr 15 li P . E f lIIIIIlIlIlllmnun nl lllu llmf f lluini E aulllllllllluu lll IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIl 1 1 i Ii l 1 'l 5 f , 1 - z ' GXRLSZGLEE CLUB L T i B u' The Girls Glee Club was organized the Iirst week of school with forty inemgmers and elected Lucy' Shaw 'as Business Manager. ' They co-operated yyith thteyother musical organizations in numerous. assembly programs dur- ing the year. as well as the onereta Windmills of Holland, which were greatly amvreciated by their audiences. The membership of the Club is as follows: Myrtle Bell Helen Dunaway Doris Lindsey Mildred Morrison Louise Osborn P Nina Johnson Dorothy Jones Nannie Simpson Louise Arnold Edith Armstrong Helena Sherman Helene Boxx Jessie Wells Eudora Carter Ester Dunnington Gladys Webster Sarah Kenney Doris Squires Frances lVarner Irene Goff Thelma Johnson Mary Alice Mallen Ruth Selle Hazel Porter Mary Frances Milsap Edith Schonk L Elsie McCulley Anna Hutton Eva Hatiield Marie Brand Clara Rogers Elizabeth Partin Clara Hutton Beatrice Eaves Flossie Wood Lucy Shaw GIRLS QUARTETTE Elsie McCulleyr ..... ..,....,.r,....,,,.,,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,, , N ,,,,,,,,, Fil-St .Soprano Louise Arnold ........ ..,,....,.,l,.-,,,,-,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-, ,,,.,,, S 9 C ond Soprano Myrtle Bell ..-.--.. ..........................l................ . . ............. Fil-Sr Ano LUV5' Shaw ----- --------------------------------- ------.-..-......... ....... S e C ond Alto Elsie McCulley ..... .... Lucy Shaw ........ John Siever ..,.... Ewing: 'Hunter ,,,,.,..,,,,, MIXED QUARTETTE Soprano .......... Lxlto Tenor Bass This organization received second honors in the musical contest t Liberty. llllmllllllllllmuIunmumllllllllllllumeu mum nnnlummumlmmummlulnuuaisuuuumnnuummuumuuummmum ll ill hge.. igjQjf14'ff1 ,J s., , ' ? in l l lll IllllmnmnnmlnuunmunummMilanml T IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII III lll I!m H' Ii ,111 lt BOYS GLEE CLUB The boys club has worked faithfully under the direction of Miss Sims. Out of the glee c-lub was nicked a quartet. The club has been a heln to C. H. S. and we hope that the organization will continue for many years to follow. The officers and members are as follows: Beatty Silvius ........................,,..,........,.,....... ........,....................... P resident Loren Gall ,..,,, ,,,-,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,....,........ ..,,. S e Q retary and T1'ea.s111'e1' Raymond Warner Byrne Coen Neil Mapes Homer Ooker John Siever Harold Constant-e John Silvius Margaret Hunter ..... I1'rederick Jones Lionel Chapman Orville Bangs Robert Chenowetli Ewing Hunter Earl Morton lVill:ur Smith Pianist Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll H - lf 5 ll'mulllllllmumuunmmmm uuun lmmm Illlllb .R in 45' ' A . 83 l 1 ? III' , IIlIIlIlllIlI ImI ml In llri is llnlnii f '?iE li!T.ifi d Illllllllllllllil I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIll l I l Y i 5 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mary Auten Flossie Bray Maurice Blacketer Thomas Chapman Gladys Eaves Beatrice Eaves Mary Golden Esther McPherson Myrtle Bell Lois Mary Auten Marshall Akey Maurice Blecketer Elizabeth Becknell Thomas Chapman Robert Chenoweth Dorothy Crawford Frank Connell Beatrice Eaves Bynum Elston William Free Mary Golden James Hartford Helen Harris Margaret Hunter Ruth Harris Myrtle Bell Claire Hutton Dorothy Jones Miss Rausin, Insrtuotor Shorthand I Claire Hutton Thelma Johnson Harold Johnson Raymond Kimes Louis McGee Lois McHenry Virginia Middaugh Shorthand II. Dorothy Jones Anna Middaugh Dorothy Mullenix Harold McVicker Claire Noe . Minerva Rice Nellie Scheule Katherine Scheule Ruth Selle Snider Flossie Wood Albert Hector Typewriting I. Thelma Johnson Harold Johnson James Klepper Albert McComb Carl Kanan Louis McGee Harold McVicker Gayle Mapes Lois McHenry Virginia Middaugh Anna Middaugh Dorothy Mullenix Elsie McCulley Clara Noe Roy Parks Peril Peters Typewriting Il. Helena Scheule Ruth Selle Albert Hector Minerva Rice A Helena Sherman Helen Rinehart Rolla Sloan Edith Schonk XVilbur Smith Katherine Scheule Nellie Scheule Fern Stubbleheld Charles Thomas Flossie .XVood Virginia VVitt Kamora XVilliams Lucy Shaw Paul Vifamsley Esther Dunnington Esther McPherson Nannie Simpson Doris Squires r Bookkeping Argel Arthur Ben Ausman Jewell Banning Robert Chenoweth Eudora Carter Paul Carpender Thomas Chapman Alice Cronland Frances Cronland Mary Golden Rolla Goodman Margaret Hunter Carl Hunter Edith Hatfield Clarie Hutton James Hartford , Harold Johnson Klyde Kersey Russell Lowmiller Albert McCombs Elsie McCu1ley George McWilliams Raymond Morton Clara Noe Hazel Porter lvilbur Peters Elizabeth Partin Madeline Quell Rose Reed Alva Stucker Mayme Simpson- Charles Thomas Floyd Todd 5 Raynmd Kimes Helena Boxx Ralph Fry Earnest Howard Flossie XVood l ' . Q If n- ,- .Y Q 'mlmllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllttelllllllllllllll IllllllllllftIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllpiillIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll ily Q- was 8z7' ' W V + N 1 I 1 1 V 1 5 A . ns A AM R I I IIIIIIIlIIIlI lmmmlmmlll lumnmnmigisstillllllmttiiilllanllllllummuummilunnml IIHHIIIIIWJEIHIIIIHIQH limi! i TEACHER TRAINING DEPARTMENT A. C. Gwinn, Instructor Juniors Helen Ballinger Marie Brand Clarence Byers Ruth Crawford Julia Diven Esther Dunnington Marceline Frost Pauline McWilliams Ralph Parks Grace Penny ' Kathreen Robinett Grace Schleicher Faye Stilfield Fannie Mae Strickland Seniors Clarence Byers Ruth Crawford Ruby Daniels Helen Dunaway Irene Goff Eva Hatfield Venita Leask A Doris Lindsey A Mildred Morrison Ralph Parks IIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllrlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII unuuumuummmu 1ummunmmummmmullullluulllnunnw 4+ Q A A A , 553 :gf A A A ll f llllllllllllllllllll - ' is R P -' it W t an A i 8 An . It A f' me A IIIIIIIIIIWI WJ In ...-11. fPi ' I I' ff, I l Illllllnumnmnnmmmmmumm lrmazrisllnlluu H fiiiiilr HHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,I ' +. l , I Vocational Home Economics I 1 II i 1 i 1 .5 q Q9 ' I Faye Marie Powell ' Nettie Dickerson qi g A Fil-St Ygm- Sec-ond Year Gladys Adams Gretchen Flanders Emma Baker Catherine Wingate E- '- , ' l ' Eth l B t Lo 'se O born Xgiieell 35?1'e31?3r1f1ijt Milge Bzrgois Irene Phfzlps Ruth Quigley Cleo Hamilton Clara Burkett Gladys Plummer lf S 'z ' I 'h H tii ll C1 -'st' Bger Myl Richards 202199f1ucgI?i'illS ' igniiis Ijlloifghtoii fi1Ta:'e11Ii11'rIie1'S Claia Rogers ' ' 3 Gff L fR,'. Bgcigilson I?ci'i2i1eHBI51l1 Iggei Hjakes IioJiE?1inevSII1i1'ts I Elizabeth Biggerstaff Pauline Hunter Kathleen Hogan Maurine Sloan ll. By' I - S - ' IST. 'z 1 Q I 1 Igslther Buaitlrcl i Hgcfllinnlll :title l Alice Campbell Eileen James Mildred Lewis Dovie Sturgis Joy CZIFDGHGQI' Helen Kapke Floy M0Comas Edna Swanson I Helen Chenoweth Irene Kimes Ilah Meyers Orene Sydeliotham B Slilliii' Fifi? iii?-'QILETQT Mme OM M Wm I.a Yauge Dunnington Effie Morton Marjorie Dyche Mildred Nic-hols Franc-es Eaves il I l II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIQQEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIlilfllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllliilllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII Ill ll 5 M ' 'rf 'wwe B -'im --s6- f ? Y II IIIIIIII IIIIIIII IIIII Illlllllllllllllllmilfif iilllllll i t Eiilllllllll llllllll l IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIH u ull: VDCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Carl R. Gross Dive Bray Loren Gall Robert Howard John Kirkendoll Gerald Kirkpatrick Arnold Klein John Silvius XVoodson Silvius Deane Silvius Charles Shaw Glen Trac-5' John Banning Don Cleaver Francis Crawford Donald Gall lVayne Leavh Reo Lister Harold Sullivan Roy Kirkendoll lVayne Baker Dean Baker Owen Davis lVa1ter Ensign Ernest Dive Louis Kanan Paul Kanan Ernest Howard Nova Miller Orville Uiifutt Rolla Sloan Howard Stone Melvin Maves Sain T. Utz Charles Baker Carl Kanan Roy Parks Guy Laughlin lV1n. Simpson John Siever Alva Stucfker Floyd Todd Win. Free IIllIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllygllllllllllllll IllIIlIllllIllIIlllllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll nw - -87- M 40 MA HHH 'll In lla Q, ,lllllllllllllnlunu umm mum Imnii ia lmini nn l lluu u IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Wmilll SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ii Wilson Thomas, Instructor Jewell Banning , Frank! Connell .Fra.ncis' Conner Paui Egnei-t G Roger Fellersy. Paul Graham' ohm-ies Hahn Wilbur Hart R J. XV. Biggerstaff Marshall Akey Herman Casey Dennis Collins Ruth Davis- Bynum Elston Ralph Fry J. XY. Biggerstaff Howard Stone Pennington Thomas Forest lVise Dale Wylie Clarence Byers Paul Carpender Byrne Coen Harold Constance f General Science Walter Herr g Carl Hunter Ewing Hunter - Oscar' J ackson Orin' Kanan' Ira Kimes , Herndon Mullenix Hazel Porter Physics Frank Gwinn Wilbur Hart Thelma Johnson Finis Ketcham Raymond Kimes Erma Lancaster Homer Ocker Applied Science Joe Cousins Raul Crawford W. D. Crow ' Earnest Dice Robert Fore Herbert Gale Rolla Goodman Ii. D. Goodson Harold Johnson Joe Sewell Hugh Sloan Merlin Strong Herschel Upchurch rem stubbiefieifi Raymond XVarner Grace Penny Paul Peters Edith Schonk . Ida Osborn John Siever , Marlowe Stafford Wilbur Sydebotham Klyde Kersey James- Klepper Russell Low Miller Louis Mc-Gee Rag mond Morton Wilbur Peters Randall Reed Francis Riley A Joe Sewell ll llllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllliliillllIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiillIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIII Illllllllll ' ' 1: 2 'PSWXT WWW' we ' ' EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I E -2 Im fe II III I EIE II I 'IE WNF WWII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII uIIm ' I III I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I ,I I, I I I l I I The Tank Staff Edit or .,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 Associate Editor .......... Advertising Manager ..... Sport Editor .......,......,.,,,.. Assistant Sport Editor .... -. Igitem1'y Editor Joke Editor .,,.,... Fflvlllty Advisor .... Senior .......,............ J UH101' ..... ....... ....... Sophomore ....... Freslgznzln ...... ....... 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Dr. Peters looked up and answered: f'Why I wouldn't take it as a gift. - i. After the election of officers in the Senior class Finis asked J. W.: Did you really vote for me old fellow? J. W. answered: Yes I was the one. ' 77 . i.,. Lois Allen: It's only six o'clock and I told you to come after supper? Clay: That's what I came af- ter. ' ' Senior Advisor: 'Always love your teachers. ' ' Ralph Fry: 'I tried that once and she got mad. a 1 l..,..l. Marshall Akey applying for a 5911? Have you an opening for a bright energetic, high school graduate? The Boss: i Yes, and don 't slam it on your way out. Helena Sherman: In Turk9Y fl woman doesn't know her husbilrlfl until after she has married, him. Gladys Carter: Why mention Tur- key especially ? ' ' Miss l'igg'ott in history class: In What Ilrlttle did General Wolfe. when hearing of vicotry, my HI me hap- Dyzpzr ' Earnest Thompson: I think if was his last battle. ' Hazel Porter: lt's all over between us now, John. .lohn Banning: Then youse gotta give ahck all de presents I promised youse. I - i The test of man is the fight he makes. The grit that he daily shows. I The way that he stands on -his feet, V and takes V, The worlds numerous bumps and blows. I A crowd can smile when there is naught to fear, G When nohting hisiprogress bars: But it takes a man to stand up and cheer, When 'the- other fellow stars. ' A 1 Mr. Bangs: Donnis, your conver- sation is exactly like a musical scale. V Donnis: Like xa musical scale father? , I Mr. Bangs: Yes, you start with doupgh and you finish with dough. l-.,-.... Lois Mcltlenry to Jewell Banning: So Frank has given up smoking? Mr, hut it must have aken a lot of will power. , Jewell: It sure did, but I've swf it. ws 'W 'Eagan I IVIIIIIIIIII I IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I III IIIII IIIIIII I I III IIIIIIIIIIIII III II ..93.. 4, 'Q I. ii I: ,. I ,I ,II it Il 4. 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' ' Thelma Johnson: Why-er- Mr. Thomas: Wire? Goody what is the measure of electricity? Thelma : Thee what?' ' Mr. Thomas: 4'The watt?g very good recitation. - J. W. tout of townl to his cousin: Say can 't you dig me up ,-1 girl for Atonight ? ' ' , His cousin: Sure, but .wouldnit you rather have a live one? -l . A friend to Mr. Gross: How are you getting along while your wife's away visiting? Mr. Gross: ' fFineI1 I've reached my highest point of efficiency, I can now put my sock on. from either end. A mother and her small daughter were walking along the streets one day when 'they saw appraching fhefn a flapper, wearing galoshes. The little girl edged closer to her mother and asked: 9 Mother, is that one of those boot- leger's father is always talking about? ' Miss Landfatlier: UFor take the life of Shakespeare, Frank Gwinn: How?i' - Margaret Hunter: Do you suppose Lynn really loves me? Grace Schleicher: Well, his love has a good ring to it. , Miss Barnett: Yes, my father has given me a dollar every year on my bilfhdill' and now I, have twenty- twof' Finis Ketcham: And how many does he yet owed that he hasn't paid? ' r 4 - --.,. iEvah Hatfield was teaching history class one day and the school board was present. She -called on her brightest pupil: fklames, who signed the Magna Carta? I v It wasn't melt' answered James. Evah indisguist, told him to sit down, but -one school hoard member said: I I V Call that boy up here, I donft like his looks. I believe he did'it'l' himselff' A 5 . , Ruby Daniels father wasf wonder- ing what to give her for Christmas. He said to Ruby: I ' ' 4'Well, I've decided to Qget you either tl, piano or a -diamond ring. Ruby, delightedjr HA real dia- mond?' ' - As real as the roses on your cheeksfi answered her father. 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Senior meeting. , Let's gg! 14-Future dramatic artists of the Senior clas f s orm a club. Zero weather. 17-It rained. Also we change seats in the study hall. Mrs. Warner sits with dignity on her new perch. 18-Miss Landfather isn't going to allow a color iight. General Agriculurg class goes to Overhead bridge-to examine some weeds. 19hThe sidelines show that they appreciate Mr. Gwinns speeches. 20-Mr. Thompson and his assistants give an interesting switch board demon- stration. Page Mr. Utzl ' . 21-Mr. Thomas tells us we talk too much-that's funnv-Mis ,, s Landfather , told her English class that' we didn 't talk enough. 24-Senior boys' have a meeting? 1? ? '2 ' 25-Sale of football tickets. The cork flies out of the bottle of pep. 25-'Tomorrow is the big day. 27-XVe win our first game against Amityp Senior have a weiner roast. 28-Wayne Mc '23 C. B. C. visits us. 3, OCTOBER 1-The last week to make those E's for our grade cards. A . 2-Genreal Agriculture class begins study of grafting. They 're not the only grafters up here. 'I ' W I 3-Mysterious doings behind scenes on stage. ' ' 4-We receive championship cup for last year's football victories, from Maryville. T I g 5-The team accompanied by most of the school goes to Kidder. We win 1970. 8-Grade cards. More sob stuff. Q A . 9-Mr. Thomas went to Kansas City. XVe thought something was wrong. 10-Robin Hood at the College. Matinee in study hall for the grades. 119Team and rooters go to Maysville. A ,rousing pep meeting andfthen off for Maysville. Maysville 13-Cameron 6. c 12-Oh, well, it might be worse. 15-Monday again. Hooray Sth period revived temporarily. g 16.-f'Gi1-1 to Orderqw Sale of Annuals. g A 17...Th9 IQWQ1' regions aren't well heated. iWe all are cold. Miss Ward is still minus her voice. V - 19--Football boys' and basket ball girls' go to Gower. A double victory. 18-Open House. lVe have company. 22-We have a pleasant surprise in assembly at IIOQIL Miss Pence reads for us. Tanks- '23-Miss Landfather is ill. Sell the Tank. 12+-Miss Landfather is back. ' i .y5,uASSemb1v- Ml.. Gvvinn talks up the St. Joseph game. Also subscriptions are taken for Tanks. U Wi Girls' basket ball game with Converse 11929. f'0IlVG1'S6 14, Cameron 10. .A ' L f ' - ' ' .,7-Nmrlv c.v1.F.V1,0dy goes to St. Joseph Central-0-0. I uuullmlumllllmmlmuri-Illmmuulllllmmu. UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllll llll ...- .. ...Milli II .-99 - W t A fi A if A A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IH IIHI Ill' . l Illllllllllmm ll umm lll lu l rfrtiiiiaallnini ii iirrm ttslnllllll lnluun B HM . - . ' ' l '. r . W. le 29-Evangelist Mills and wife enteitain us in assemnlh USU RN GH talks to us. ' , v 1 Y . .. . v9 30-Some Senior boys lease school. We vvondei uh5. NOVEMBER 1-B. B. girls sell tags for Benton game. 2+Big Pep Meeting. Girls' Basket Ball game. C. H. S. 31-Gower 16- 3-Did we beat Benton? ,We sure did. ' 51-We celebrate -our victory over Benton. . C. H. S. 26, Benton-0. 6-Preparation for our old enemies. ' ' 7-Trenton game. -Trenton 6, Cameron 7. 1 i 'S-Holiday. 'Mos-t of highschool go on ia pionief De-Everybody back and full -of lieu. 1 12-Dr. Buck speaks about Armistime Day. 14-We clean Osborn up in G. B. B. ' 1G+Plattsburg game. Plattsburg 0, H. S. 20. 19+Everybody is ont their toes, ready to' make this a grand and glorious ' week. Girls play Converse. We win 8 to 3. g S 21fSophomores have Weiner roast. ' A h G 22+Where is everybdy? Gone to Maryville. 23-Chillieothe game., om- vit-my 25 to 13. 26-iPaul Peters is the busiest manin sc-hool. Seniors get busy selling tiekets. 27+-Pep meeting and stunt. Mr. Thomas and Miss Cameron make an ideal ' couple. '0h, .you games tomorrow. 28-Thanksgiving. Lili-erty, 13g, Cameron 7. . - DECEMBER '3+ The ChaimxS0hool is formally announced. Wouldn't you like to see ' J. WV. teach girlsj C-harm? Debate Prelim. P99k1Q,'f1l1d Carroll tie. 4Q4Coming-Little Symphony. - V - C - a 6- Chaim School . Mr..Thomas proves his versatility bydirecting the orchestia. I ' ' A - '- V ggf7+We. play Kidder. ' Goto Symphony. A 10-Keep boosting the Lecture Course, 11+Senior meetings? ? ? ? 1 C A C 12+Color fight. I 1 ' 1 13-After the stoim of battle and thevegg shells are c-leazed away. 14-Baffk to the same old grind. C G ' 174Tanks. AQ We read some interestingASanta Claus letters. First number of Let-ture'.Course. ' A 18-.lust -a week from today! Teaeher's training elass goes to High Prairie. 19-Boysi have volleyball .game in gy m, 6th period. 2QfJust one more day until Christmas vacation. , T 4. 21+Chris1mas Program. 'Merry Chrisimas, Happy New Year, everybody. 31-'Everybody backuagain. .1Ve never saw so many gold pens and pencils. ' '11 ' W g JANUARY - ' 1-Shueks!- We didn 't want to come to school today. 2-The day we should haveustarted to school this week. 3-Assembly. We learn what it takes to make a good high sf-hool. 4-BOYS' bflSkf-Yf 11211 ff-P21111 DIHYS LilY91'f5'. We win 16 to 13. 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We laugh tm W9 CIT- 1 10-A double victory at Richmond f01' US- 11-Boys' debate team to Maysville. 14-Mlle. Stolofsky was very good. 15-Gee I hope I get out of exams. 16-This one-half day suspense is dreadful. 17-The torture is now being inflicted. 18-Double header with Gower. 21-We get a half holiday. Too cold to stay in the building- 22-School bonds carry-Hooray! 23-The DuMond's have beaten them all when it comes to real entertainment. 24-We sure skinned Liberty. 25-How we hate to see our teachers 30 home for the Week Gnd- We lvve 'em 'so ? ? ? 28-Blue Monday again. 29-Rev. Howard comes up to announce Miss Henderson 's recital. 30-Dr. Curtis lectures to us. . glijxfe didn't know a pair of scales could make the office so popular. FEBRUARY 1-Game with Chile boys here. 4-We have a record breaking snow. 5-Senior Girls entertain S. Boys. 6-Nearly everybody is getting snowballed. A 7-Glee 'Clubs and Dramatics Club give a program in Assembly. Election of Mystic Queen. S-Chart Lecture-What is home without a cow? This is an egg. 11- Little Sympathyn of Ford Hall gives for us a classical entertainment. 12-Boys' win from Richmond 23 to 20. 13-Dr. Lucius Smith gives a very interesting talk on the West Africans. 14-Annual Contest for most Popular girl and boy etc. ' U 15-Scandal sheet 'issue of Tanks. I 18-Class meetings to make certain we'll all be at Excelsior game 22nd. 19- More class meetings. 20-Sophomores go over the top first. Junior class second. 21-Dramatics Club puts on play at Royal between shows. 22-Girls play Excelsior Springs and win 21 to 11. 25-Same old Monday. 1 26-We have some speeches and pep for the boys. r 27-Seniors go over the top in sale of tickets first this time. 28-Girls leave for Maryville. 29+We do nearly as we please, with both Mr. Gwinn and Miss Piggot gone, . MARCH 3-Boys play Holt. The best game of the season. 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Mock graqluafwn, X v ' ' n v ' n 14-101 6130119 hflllm-Friday has come again. 17 of Central Business College K. C. talks to ns on choosing a 18-Tanks printed in green ink this time, 19h'1fh1'ee Lorna Doones and two Ivanhoes missing. 20-Boys play XVinchesters and win 20 to 13. 231-First day of Spring. 24-Drive for sale of tickets for Neighbor-sf' 25A-Last number of Lecture Course-an interesting lecture by Judge Lindsey 25-NVe hone it don 't rain. I27uOh, it ain't goin' to rain no more, no more. 28-Neighbors given. Grade cards. 311Try outs for track meet-track events. APRIL 1-Tryout for Held events. 2-Seniors get their rings and pins. 3-Junior Assembly. H Miss Civilization. 4-Dual track meet with Maysville. 7-Everybody working, working his head off for his essay. 8-Hobo day. Poor Frederick. 9--Tickets go on sale for operetta. 10-Meeting of track men to plan to go to Trenton tomrroxv. 11- XVindmills of Holland given. 14-Tanks out edited by new staif. 15-Neighbors given in Assembly. 16-Tryouts for Senior Play. 17-These freshmen meetings look suspicious. Some of those who will represent us at Liberty tomorrow do their stuff in Assembly. 18-Track Meet at Liberty. 21-Howard Froman and James Quigley tell Seniors about M. U. 22M-Senior meeting. 1 223- Neighbors off to Maryville. 24-Quartette to Maryville. 25-Assembly. Grade cards. 28-YVell anyhow we Won some second DISHES. 29-Helene Boxx's recital. 30-Seniors and Juniors planning for big picnic tomorrow. MAY le-Junior-Senior picnic. lg Z3--Sophomore Assembly. Miss Molly 5-Mr.'Arnold tells us about school in China. Seniors get cards and announcements. 9-Track meet at Wesleyan. 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LIZAR 7 ' Pmpnetor Cameron, -:- Missouri flifllilllilOlllilbilllliiillllillllll 0Q30iK!l0Q!0iKll0l0i0l0l ! l 2 ! ! E 0Q0i0Ql7i0l0l 930 llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIQIIIIIIllllllllllitilllllllllll IllllllllllllliIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllwlmll - - , 5 . . qi m We Www 7 ll Illl m ' as 'f 1' ?.f-V555 cj' 1--X lknx ' M ' f A W f1iP:1' lIIlIlMalE'lfllJKm Ilnmmuum mummnm nnuum Il ,,,.-1,,,,,K,,,,-N W Will 2 'l'1 -fr--'-ff-H-1L-0-0--I-I--I-W -1- ..---.,-i. Q Q 2 J. E. NICHULS 5 Q -H-.-in i i i . 2 I I FEED S i and FUEL and ALL KINDS of HIGH GRADE COAL MILL FEEDS and MOLASSES FEEDS ' .. S I ! 3 I Ch Pzullry feed, Including--Rolled Oats, Steel Cut Oats, g Otlam grlands Periect Chick Feed, Chops, Best Grade of i er luck Feeds, Hen Scratch, Milo Maize Kaiir Corn, i Blackforzls chick Mash andCa1f Meal, g Sewer Pipe Hay Com Oats i Q I Z5 - Phone - 25 i E ! EYCS Glasses I Tested Fitted PATRGNIZE i j THQ, ! ! O cw 1 OUR i PTICAL CO 2 I CAMERONMO. C We Guarantee Results XVith ADVERUSERS 2 I I I i Glasses We Fit 3 - Y Q ! I Q S C. D. SWEEM . . I A. C. WELSH i Coffing and Downen E Assistants The New Grocer 3 Q i I g Blacksmithing I High Quality i Horse Shoeing 3 Phone 345 Q E Repair Work ' I I -f A I ! Qonxoi l 1 iii ibliyilbllllibitllbllti i 1bill60l0D0l0i0Ql'lQl!iIil01lDQ O.. 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Q 2 Q ffcifzs That Last Corner Drug Store i IlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYWIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll f 'wi If o ' l IIIII IIIIIII unmnllliliill ll mimiil inu f 'i HWMIWHIIMIIIIIIIIIIWIIlIIIIllI IMI' ' 1 W illfi 9 I 0.0,il3i01010i0T0llli0QlPill l 1 ill ill iliiiivili 9 .0 r 1 n x - ! ' ! 3 IDE sH1R'rs IDE COLLARS g MALLORY HATS STETSON 'HATS 5 REGAL CAPS i ' oooPER's UNDERWEAR Q g HOLEPROOF HOSIERY BRADLEY SWEATERS i . For Men and Women For Men and Women ! , - V ' -- ! ' , . V A Q Kuppenhezmer Clothes i. ! , . , . i 2 3 Dlllener Clothmg Co. 4 ! Cameron, Missouri lf ! W i I o r i 3 '- DR. E. E. SHAW C ' g I-IMF. PITTS so Q Prescription Drug Store -'Physician i 5 -- Electro-Thereapy and X-Ray ! ! , .. Q The Highest Grade , '--' ! g Drugs, Medicines -PI-IQNES., - ' cl Ch ' l . C Q W Conklignpens emma S Offme 21 -:- - 1- Res. 160 9 ! Fine Stationery e g Books and Blibles i -- s. HARDING 5 1 W A Q We solicit your Valuable pat- Complete Line of ! I ronage and guarantee you Sat- i ' V isfaction. Mens', Womens' and Childrens' I - FINE FOOTWEAR : g 104 E. 3rd St. I Cameron, Mo. , Q - 1 ' Q Q U 1 ncDoiQ?0CD049''?0'?0 '0. ''73'7301 '?Ui01 -'03 ' r fl IIIIIIIIII'ifillllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliiilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lla' llllllllwlllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlIIl!!jjIIIUllg1!IIIlIIIllQL V W , H., IIIIIlIIllllnnmm nmmmm llfmsgaxulInlnnmmianiioullluulullu vu InmuuumnlllIIlIllI l .1 ii ID I mlh 1 I 'R' ' ' ' ' ' 'R''W'W'M l'li ' ' ' ' 'Wi g 0. E. CONNELL 5 2 ! Hardware, Tools, Cutlery, Harness, Ofils and Paint ' 5 Q ' , 5 The Winchester Store g We Handle lnfernationxl Line of Implements . McCormick and Deering R ! E :R ,...,..... E g , i SKATES' ------ KNIVES --- RED STAR STOVES Q Phone 63 g i E E i i E i E R ' R i ' Cu i Ao Ho Nexe Say HDie7a A g Q R DEPARTMENT STORE E 'H Da11m 1 j g H It isn t piofance, but We mortals Q ' lvhere Your Dollar Does Its R have need of it time and again. ' ! i Duty I Q . A 7 7 ! : - nd you 11 find you 11 recover from C --. I Fates hardest slam if you nes ei say i I R , - i Dief' say Damn! i i We handle the famous line of i RED CROSS SHOES a E Q C , . x ' g FO' '-ad ?S- ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR i i and and SHINE PARLOR C E R F' 3, - s - ' ' l g Hart, Schaffner 8z Marx lr t Cla S lelhile Regalrfng - I Q i E Clothes-for Men 0 ern qulpmen ! Ladies and Gents- Shine Parlor g E E- R. L. Macrae, Prop. i Cameron -:- Missouri Phone 198 2 C foxzoxoiog gl 3 'V ! 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POLAND, Furniture PATSIEIIEIZE F Rugs ADVERTISERS F and Linoleum Y. M. A. Building HIBBS DRY GOQDS CO. A 1 CAMERON, MISSOURI . 'W I IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlfllllllllllllllgglllllllll IIIIIIIIQMIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . ll Q iQ!! 3 3 3 ini 3 3101 1 15101 1IQKDQ!IQUQ!lQOQUQOQ0i0Q0i0 0 0 0 L -- - 'Q - ll- .I 'I un . ml 1 ' I, - 1' 4-snag.-' ' If 'wif 'N' ' ' A - ' I I 'ml jg P e g ' EW R Pr Zh' V ll !lllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlnuilgiihillllllln' Iim irmnlllllllnl unll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlllIllIIl! .' I 'I I 4.0-on i-M.0-0-0-0-0-4mm-:,-.,-,g,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,-.,-.,- - ,.. .-..-..-4.5. - ! The Fair Sexr Candy Shop Q I DRINKS and LUNCHES I1 I f Q I Q Chocolate Malted Milk Our Specialty 3 We Serve You ln Your Car I I I I I I MAXWELL sl MAXWELL : Chiropractors A O S l Off1C6 Phone 445 Tlfe Home of Res Phone TOWN CRIER FLOUR Cameron MISSOHII COL A A B055 PALACE BARBER sHoP Auctioneer We Want your bu mess w1ll Farm and City Sales appfeclate lt and SWG YOU A Specmlty first.-class work Tel Red 738 Glve Us a Trial IllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll UIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHUQIIIIQQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllilllllllllllllllll . . L A ! 'P ! I I A ! ' h I ! , X . 820 L A ! - '-H' I u 99 g I ! , P A ! 9 '1 L I ! A . I I ! -- Q -- . I . ! , S ' ! ! . . ! Cameron, - - I- MISSOHPI CLAUD WINGATE, Prop. 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BUCHHOLZ S Blacksmith i t - 3 Always Ready to DO your Let Us Prmt For You Work O WITT, Printer 2 2 The Merchants Who r Let t ' g Advertise 'I'0M'S SHOP q A ' in O do your next H Q Q This Annual Q are Deserving of Your JOB PRINTING i ' Patronage Phone 831 A - i rrrr ! ! ! ! ! ! r O ! - Y P t 5 GUI' 0 0 5 g Will perpetuate a loving memory of your personality of In Q 1 H A and charm X roi ! g fw Q C H t ' HAVE YOUR PHOTO TAKEN NO-WY ' n Q ,QQ Q 3 2 ! Years, of oxperiene-1 has taught us how to develop E and print your KoC1aKs right. 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We i also carry Modart Corsets E and a complete line of Art GROCERIES - Phone 129 i Goods. Delivery Made Promptly i GREEN'S MILLINERY f Not on City Delivery Q a . l l MISSQURI WESLEYAN i E CQLLEGE i g 4 CAMERON, MISSOURI. 2 ' few E THE PLACE OF EDUCATION, SOCIETY and RELIGION Go 2 A Standard College. Member of the Missouri College i Union. Classed A by the University Senate. Acgredit- i ed by the North Central Asso ciation. Grades accepted ev. 'A eryvvhere at full value. Soho il of Fine Arts. State Teach-W i ers Certificates. ' For further information address the President i ERNEST F. BUCK ! 1 fyflii 1 ll. Q UQ- IQ! ,K Q 1 9 0.0 1 Q DQ i i i -Q11 QIll0fIl,UilbQ0lUiUQ110101 5 II I IllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlil'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII F A we Ei A A lllllllizillllll ... JW' Wi W' W ' Illlllllllllmnllll n llf llningmt u unuulnll lllllll IIII lim 1 2 - I llll . .. 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P C g Sheet Metal Supplies b Cash Grocery i ' Hot Air Furnaces -M l - S -- Quality and Service- Q Phone 67 Chestnut St. PHONE 281 OvO7i0iDi0l0i 2 l l 5 i i ! 5 0 0 0 0 0 Olilltiillilll 5 itli ilOl0Q0i0QOT0i0Q0l0l 9.0 O lllllllll lIllllllllllllllllllllllllwlllllllllll lllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllll l IIIIII F3 'ii if ll II IIl nu l uu um :I m m un ilnmhrgiirlinu l lm ummumnmun nnnnIm mI ' i' 'lurk .3 O30 3030103 1 2 'ioinioioiocsoioic cm i0Q0i1 i l g Cafe l Best Place in Tofwn to Eat Q ! i T- i ' Your 2 Special Dinner and Supper ! , ! 30 Cents i Ocean to Ocean Day JH!DilPQ011lQOQOQOQOQ0l0QlOZO 8: Night Garage Prompt Service Day or Night Patronage ' Will b preciated e Ap- ' -E H i DODGE BROS. i Short Orders at All Times i Sales and Service i ..- C Ph 344 g Famous for Our one i CHILLI and SANDWICI-IES Cameron, - - Missouri ' , I . i T' D' NIGHSW0'NGER Climb the Ladder of Success i 100 per cent I did i Farm and City Property 90 per cent I will i 80 per cent I can i I can suit you if you tell me what 70 Del' Gent I think I can C you want 60 per cent I might S ' 50 per cent I think I might i 40 per cent What is it S Office, Room 3, Hovvser Bldg. 30 ner 20 ner 10 L ent c ent I Wish I Could I don 't know how I can't ' pei rent 2 P U Over Hook Drug Store 0 Del. Cent I w0n,t' g WHEN YOU CHOOSE YOUR COLLEGE g Consider ! THE NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ! at Maryville, because of its Wide range of courses, effici- g ent faculty, educational standing, and economy in attend- i ance, make it Worthy of the consideration of every Cameron i and Clinton county student. i Northwest Missouri State Teachers College , Maryville, Missouri UEL W. LAMKIN, Pres. i QiiiililllllltYlillllillQ0l02lll0l010l0i 020 I ' nrulllllllllulllllllll ll lllllllllylllllummmInlllgllllllgggylllllrgglllllllpggggguulll,bw? - JI IlII IIIIIlII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIII I IIII IIEI: IIIIII f IrI2II?IIIImIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIlIII l l I I I II if O .:Q QIIQUQIlf!!-llQlIl0QllQOQ0'QllQUlUQ' 1 li QUQUQOQOQOQKi-0Q0Q0Q0QU-OQIOOQ j e lVlc.ADOO' BATTERY 5 I. B. RUSSELL SERVICE i i , i Willard Storage Batteries i - -and- A I Complete Battery Service 213 East Third St. - ! - ,jf Phone 320 I I BUILDING is i I MATERIAL . A I DR. L. W. DOOLEY e I! DR. E. E. 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