Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1937 volume:

t €f y r ft f i cfrecl , fi ty, r fiyf f rfcof je ven Dedication r± .AQ o, JtffC, ,e yea, ' fit, e Af ryy fir ' ic too , fJ yej ter itce y t er f cater to t ie v ier tory oy ff ra,?n io. 1 e tmt, Jjfr. 4 4 fflultev woa o vect y j feY ore j irrtent ecs rtje e f ai a reya fry fiY ott'..... [2] Editorial Staff of the Notlennac Alfred Casper Business Manager f t • Dorathea Lehman Editor-in-Chief Malcolm Nugent Evelyn Maier Photographic Editor Feature Editor Charles Leitner Advertising Manager Mildred Spencer Snap-shot Editor J. P. Connor Class President [4 ] Marianna Harding T ypist OUR SCHOOL A First Class Commission . . . CANNELTON BOARD OF EDUCATION William C. Lehman President Eleventh Year Preston Minor Secretary Sixteenth Year Edward McGinnis T reasurer Sixth Year [ 5 ] Harry Davidson Our Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE When Michael Casper wrote an essay “Resolve Is What Makes Man Manliest” as his contribution to the graduation exercises for the first class of our commissioned high school in 1897, the year 1937 seemed very far in the future. Another forty years hence in the year 1977, the major portion of the lives of these students whose pictures you enjoy seeing, will be history rather than prophecy. It is the earnest desire of the administrative officials and the faculty that our conception of a secondary education program comprising four years of their high school life, will have such an influence in guiding them along the proper course that as they look back and appreciate these pictures, the intervening years will be made up of happy days, kind thoughts and good deeds. Our Principal Our Class Sponsor Paul C. Garrison Mildred Drollinger Social Studies Commercial Subjects [6 ] Harold Richert Industrial Arts Don Marketto Music Leonard Hall Science and Mathematics Mildred Fore Art and English Mabel Damm Home Economics Andrew Little Foreign Language and English Theodore Sprinkle Social Studies Edward Cuddy Physical Education and Social Studies SCHOOL CALENDAR September 8—Opening of school. October 22-23—Vacation. State Teacher’s Association. 30—Hallowe’en Party. November 8—14—American Education Week. 9—School Play, ‘‘The Haunted House.” 11—Armistice Day Program. 13—Opening of Basketball Season. December 18—Annual Christmas Operetta. 18—Christmas Holidays begin. January 4—Christmas vacation ends. 5—6—Donkey Basketball. 18—School closed due to flooded highways. February 15—School opened after flood waters recede. 15—Semester examinations were cancelled, new semester begins. March 4_5_6—Sectional Basketball Tourney at Cannelton. 26—Afternoon of Good Friday, holiday. April 9—District Band Contest. 20—Annual Band Concert. 30—Annual Physical Education Exhibit. May 1—State Band Contest. 14—Senior Class Play. 22— Junior-Senior Reception. 23— Baccalaureate Services. 25—26—Semester Tests. 26— Class Day Program. 27— Annual School Exhibit. 28— Forty-first Annual Commencement Exercises. [8] CLAJXES J. P. Connor—Jay Class President 3-4: Band 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4: Baseball 2-3-4; Orchestra 2-3-4: Dramatics Club 3. Clara Marie Paulin—Lefty Class Secretary 4; Paper Flower Club 1-2-3: Hi-Life Staff 4. Evelyn Maier—Evie Band 1-2-3-4: Class Treasurer 3-4; Popular Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 3-4; Girl Reserve 1; Editor-in-Chief Hi-Life 4. Robert Schurtter—Bob Class Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 1; Baseball 2: Softball 2; Sports Club 2; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Chemistry Assistant 4. Robert Boyle—Bob Checker Club 2-4: Science Club 3: Chefs Club 3; Photography Club 4. Alma Burton—Burtie Glee Club 1 : Chorus 2. Alfred Casper—Rube Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Dramatics Club 2-3: Sports Club 3-4: Thespian Club 3-4; Stage Manager 2-3-4. TlLLIE DAUM—Daumie Paper Flower Club 2-3; Home Economics Club 3; Librarians Club 4. [ 10 ] Wanda Davis—Windy Band 3-4; Orchestra 3-4; Girl Reserve 2; Operetta 2; Chorus 1-2. Elmer Franzman, Jr.—Ken Hi-Y 2-4: Librarians Club 2-4; Sports Editor Hi-Life 4: Cheer Leader 2-3: President Chefs Club 4; Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4. Edith Frakes—Happy Paper Flower Club 4; Home Economics Club 3. Oscar Franzman—Os Basketball 2-3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Baseball 2: Sports Club 3-4; Rifle Club 4. JOHN FRIZ'ZELL—Frize Basketball 1; Baseball 2-3-4; Chefs Club 3; Sports Club 3. Anna Louise Doughty—Annie Orchestra 3-4; Paper Flower Club 1-2. Marianna Harding—Ann Orchestra 2-3-4; Librarians Club 4; Honor Roll 1-2-4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Flower Club 2-3; Glee Club 2-3. Joseph Glenn—Toar Band 3-4; Orchestra 4. Marvin Gunn—Hershey Honor Roll 1-4: Science Club 3: Photography Club 4. Mary Eula Hargis—Hargie Operetta 2; Paper Flower Club 3: Glee Club 3: Librarians Club 4; Hobby Club 4. Kathleen Henrickson—Katy Cheer Leader 1: Dramatics Club 4; Girl Reserve 2; Feature Editor Hi-Life 4; Operetta 1-2. William Harris—Bill Hi-Y 4: Sports Club 4; Project Club 2-3: Checker Club 2-3-4. Robert C. Harris—Bob Hi-Y 4; Sports Club 3; Rifle Club 4. OLA JARBOE—Odie Thespian Club: Librarians Club 2-3-4; Associate Editor Hi-Life 3: Dramatics Club 3. Dorothy Ione Lamb—Lambie- Home Economics Club 3 ; Paper Flower Club 3-4. James Hawkins—Jimmie Tumbling Club 2-3-4; Cheei Leader 2-3. [ 12 ] Charles Hodde—Cotton Band 1-2-3-4; Hi-Y 3-4. Dorathea Lehman—Dot Band 1-2-3-4: Editor Annual 4: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 3-4; Popular Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Violet McLain—Vi Home Economics Club 3 ; Paper Flower Club 4. August Kieser—Skeezix Checker Club 2-3-4. Charles Leitner—Chic Basketball 1-2-3: Hi-Y Club 3-4: Tumbling Club 2-3; Dramatics Club 4; Plays 2-3-4. Arthur R. Paulin—Art Sports Editor Hi-Life 3: Hi-Y 1. Malcolm W. Nugent—Mac Hi-Y 3-4; Hi-Life Staff 4: Dramatics Club 3-4: Annual Staff 4. David E. McFARLING—Barney Basketball 1-2-3-4: Thespian Club: Dramatics Club 3-4; Hi-Y 4. Charles Roehm—Spot Band 1-2-3-4: Thespian Club: Popular Orchestra 2-3-4; Student Manager 1-2-3; Tumbling Club 2-3-4. Virgie Mae Sinclair—Virg Paper Flower Club 1-2-3-4. Mildred Spencer—Mil Annual Staff 4; Associate Editor Hi-Life 4: Dramatics Club 4. Kenneth Roland—Bacon Hi-Y 2-3-4; Sports Club 3; Rifle Club 4. JESSE E. STITH---Esse Hi-Y 2-3-4: Rifle Club 4; Science Club 3 : Magicians Club 4. Rachel Thiry—Ray Paper Flower Club 1-2-3-4; Hobby Club 4; Operetta 1-2. Kathryn Young—Kay Honor Roll 2: Home Economics Club Leroy Wagner—Wagner Hi-Y 3-4: Sports Club 3-4; Magicians Club 4. t H ] First Row: Paul C. Garrison, sponsor: Hazel Chappelle. Carroll Hawhcc, Mary Harris. Edith Irvin. Walter Wittmer. Gladys Young. Mildred Fore, sponsor. Second Row: Frank Huber. Margaret Harding. Thelma Polk. Helen Bosley. Virginia Lynch. Mary Tscheulin, Evelyn Pontrich, Ralph Fuchs. Third Row: Charles Gerber. Doris Minto. Mildred Little, Dura Lee Gibbs. Geneva Leonard. Virginia Patmore, Lydia Hanks. Fourth Row: Ralph Roper. Russell Busam. Jane Frizzell. Ruth May. Marietta Paulin. Dorothy Suddarth. Fifth Row: Russell Sims. Claude Heck. Edward May. Raymond Clements. Alexander Tinsley. Louise Riley. Earl Smith. Juniors not on picture: Mary Agnes Bubenzer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.......................MARGARET HARDING Vice-President..................EDITH Irvin Secretary and Treasurer . . MARY TSCHEULIN [ 15 ] First Row: Thurman Young. Elsie Johnson. Charles Schcidcgger, Hazel May, Robert Richey, Margaret Groely, Conway Craft. Nina Harper. Second Row: William Glenn. Jane Hafele, Roy Yoho. Ruth Genet. Herman Plock, Dorothy Kinder. Ralph Daum. Third Row: Edwin Hufnagel. Anna Bess Hall. Naomi Tinsley. Leona Boyle. Bert Mason. Mildred Gunn. Dorothy Adams. Mary M. Allen. Beth MacNeill. Ida Mae Trent. Essie Lee Glenn. Marjorie Trainer. Fourth Row: Gordon Johnson. Lloyd Sims. Clifford Gunn, Grace Heck, Frank O'dcll. Ruth Gruver. Leona Daum. James Polk. Sophomores not on picture: Martha Ramsey. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President........................JANE HAFELE Vice-President .... EDWIN HUFNAGEL Secretary and Treasurer . . CLIFFORD GUNN r i6i First Row: Malcolm Lehman, Dorothy Hanselman, Kenneth Crook. Ida Schurtter, Jesse Keown. Juanita Glenn, Edward Cash, Charles Connor. Second Row: Virginia Ramsey, George Connor, Margie Cullen. Charles Kieser. Anna'L. Underhill, Dwight Anderson, Athlene Nugent, Robert Schwartz. Third Row: Curtis Walker. Jean Armstrong. Billy Heck. Edna Champion. James Bolin. Leona Alvey. Cletus Maier. Fourth Row: Harold Franzman. Doris Mae Gibbs, Earl Tate. Jessie Wagner. Edward Dixon. Anna Mae Schraner, Kathleen Trainer. Fifth Row: Bill McFall. Wayne Peckinpaugh. Katherine Jellison. Otho Hicks. Harold Fuchs. Margaret Truempy, Robert Harding. Beverly Livers. Lavera Young, Mary Popp. Sixth Row: William Guillaum, McKinley Roberts. Homer Clements. Marjorie May. Charles Hanks. Chester Smallwood. Junior Gruver, Mildred Thomas. Grace Weatherholt. Dorothy Mosby. Robert Stilwell. Hugh Freeman. Freshmen not on picture: Willa Sue Ballman. Thomas Hay. Charles McLain. Mary Northenor. Lucille Plock. Vernon Peckinpaugh. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and 1'reasurer William Guillaum Kenneth Crook Edward Cash 9 [ 17 ] First Row: A. C. Little, sponsor: Ida Mae Plock. Russell Mason. Thcola Gerber. George Richey. Winona Smith. Maurice Reed. Second Row: Homer Groves. Mary Dedman. Clarence Hall. Mary Spencer. Ralph Yaggi, Rachel Swihart. Freddie Franzman. Buddy Hafele. Third Row: Joseph Lynch. Dorothy Jones. Delvern McFall, Ella Mac Rollins. Violet Davis. Doris Hoddc. Georgia Lee Scull. Helen Hargis. Fourth Row: Russell Jarboe. William Sims. Wilfred Board. Charles Franzman. Opal Litherland, Georgia Lee Hemphill. Mitchell Spencer. Eighth Grade Students not on picture: William Goodson. Bobby Miller. First Row: Theodore Sprinkle, sponsor: John Egnew. Marge McFall. William Van Hoosier. Emma Lou Wagner. David Lehman. Amy Hargis. Paul Ungerecht. Wanda Damron. Winchell Harris. Carolyn Doughty. Second Row: Martha May. William Gilbert. Esther McMains. Russell Clements. Thelma Parr, Edwyn Thomas. Joy Scull, Uriel Carter. Third Row: Thomas Coiles. Alice Young. William Clements. Wilma Heck. William McFarling. Hazel Van Hoosier, Aubrey Huffine. Fourth Row: Elenora Kieser. Larry Connor. Nelda Heffner. Nettie Davis. Dorothy Barker. Evelyn Elverd. Ethel Brunner. Wilma Maier. Fifth Row: Forrest Bolin. George Plock. Eugene Thomas. Zelln Tinsley. Alice Livers. Seventh Grade Students not on picture: Lathrope Reid. ATHLETIC Sitting: Lloyd Sims. William Glenn. Edward May. Russell Sims. Standing: Ralph Roper, St. Mgr.; Earl McFarling. Alfred Casper. J. P. Connor, Oscar Franzman. Edward Cuddy, Coach. BULL DOGS SEASON RECORD Cannelton 16 Lynnville 12 Cannclton 23 T roy . 20 Cannelton 43 Rockport 16 Cannelton 30 Tell City 36 Cannelton 23 Mt. Vernon 26 Cannelton 24 Ben Davis 15 Cannelton 39 West Baden 14 Cannelton 23 Dale 27 Cannelton 22 St. Xavier 30 Cannelton 26 Reitz Memorial 31 Cannelton 32 Central City 35 Cannelton 35 Owensboro 24 Cannelton 35 Owensville 33 Cannelton 21 Petersburg 34 Cannelton 20 Corydon 23 Cannelton 32 T roy 19 Cannelton 28 Tell City 27 Cannelton 22 Boonville 29 Cannelton 26 Dale 27 SECTIONAL Cannelton 31 Marengo 30 SEMI- FINALS Cannelton 18 Tell City 20 SUMMARY Won 10 Lost 11 Points 569 Opponents 520 Sitting: Charles Gerber. Walter Wittmer. Carroll Hawhee. Alexander Tinsley. Standing: Ralph Roper. St. Mgr.; Lloyd Sims. Bert Mason. Clifford Gunn. James Polk. Edward Cuddy. Coach. BULL PUPS SEASON RECORD Cannelton .....................16 Cannelton .....................25 Cannelton .....................30 Cannelton .....................22 Cannelton .....................19 Cannelton .................... 21 Cannelton .....................18 Cannelton .................... 24 Cannelton .....................26 Cannelton .................... 14 Cannelton .....................17 Cannelton .....................17 Cannelton .....................17 Tell City 17 Troy 17 Rock port 9 Tell City 17 Mt. Vernon 10 West Baden 14 Dale 32 Tell City T 31 Petersburg 1 1 Corydon 27 Troy 28 Boonville 19 Dale 14 k SUMMARY Won 6 Lost 7 21 ] Points 269 Opponents 246 Sitting: Buddy Hafele, Freddie Franzman, Bobby Miller. William McFarling. Mitchell Spencer. Standing: Wilfred Board. Leo Goodson. Russell Jarboc, Leonard Hall, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM SEASON RECORD J unior High 9 Newman 13 Junior High 9 Newman 12 Junior High 14 Sc. Paul 34 Junior High 10 St. Paul 20 Junior High 15 Consolidated 23 Junior High 19 Dale 6 Junior High 8 Troy 18 Junior High 27 St. Michael 7 Junior High 23 St. Michael 10 Junior High 39 Oil Township 15 COUNTY TOURNEY Junior High 21 St. Michael 8 Junior High 16 Consolidated 15 FINALS Junior High..................21 Newman 24 [22 ] First Row: John Frizzell. Walter Wittmer. Carroll Hawhce. William Glenn. James Hawkins. Second Row: Raymond Clements. Robert Schurtter. Russell Sims. Edward Cuddy, Coach; Charles Gerber, Edward May. Alfred Casper. BASEBALL TEAM SPRING SCHEDULE April 6 Troy at Cannelton 9 Cannelton at Boonville 13 Huntingburg at Cannelton 16 Cannelton at Troy 20 Tell City at Cannelton 27 Boonville at Cannelton 30 Cannelton at Huntingburg May 4 Troy at Cannelton 7 Cannelton at Tell City 1 1 Owensboro at Cannelton 20 Cannelton at Owensboro vi r 23 ] A ■ - - - V - ,v - '• .. r;-;vx'' ■ . •■ 'i :- Our Athletic Field 4 Our Gymnasium FEATURES First Row: Malcolm Lehman. Charles Roehm. Martha Ramsey. Virginia Ramsey. Elsie Johnson. Margaret Truempy. Margaret Harding. Dura Lee Gibbs. Naomi Tinsley. Raymond Clements. Don Marketto, Director. Second Row: Harold Franzman. Edward Dixon. Evelyn Maier. Carroll Hawhee. Ruth May. Third Row: Alice Mae Young. Mary Tscheulin. Marjorie May. Wanda Davis. Edith Irvin. Virginia Lehman. Dorathea Lehman. Doris Hodde. J. P. Connor. Margaret Groely. Russell Clements. Grace Heck. Beverly Livers. Clifford Gunn. George Connor. David Lehman. Charles Hodde. Fourth Row: Homer Clements. Joe Glenn. BAND The band, organized in 1925, is our most nearly professional organization. It plays for all athletic contests, convocation programs and social programs at the school. On the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Armistice Day, and Decoration Day you will always see them on parade. In fact, any time the community calls they willingly respond. They have been on the air several times. During the presidential election, just past, the band played for both major parties on several occasions. Their trips for this work took them to Evansville, Tell City and Hawesville. They were paid well. The organization is the district champion Class C band. They have enjoyed this honor for three consecutive years. They participate in the state contest and always win honors in some department. Don Marketto is the director and is very popular among his students. [ 26 ] HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Don Marketto. director; Essie Lee Glenn, piano; Dorathea Lehman, bassoon; Geneva Leonard, violin; Eleanor Kieser, violin: Georgia Lee Hemphill, violin: Alexander Tinsley, violin; Carroll Hawhee. clarinet: Homer Clement, sousaphone: Marianna Harding, violin: Anna Louise Doughty, violin: Evelyn Maier, clarinet; Margaret Harding, clarinet; Malcolm Lehman, clarinet: Dura Lee Gibbs, oboe: Naomi Tinsley, flute; Ruth May, flute: J. P. Connor, cornet; Margaret Groely, cornet: Wanda Davis. French horn: Marjorie May, French horn: Mary Tscheulin, French horn: Doris Hodde. bass clarinet; Joe Glenn, trombone: George Connor, drums: Raymond Clement, drums: Charles Roehm, the lyre. Just as the band always appears for athletic contests, parades and civic functions, the orchestra plays for baccalaureate services, school plays and other activities of a more formal nature. This group was organized in 1935 and is rapidly assuming a position of importance in our school music department. I 27 ] POPULAR ORCHESTRA and they are very popular too . . . PIANO CLASS Group instruction as a regular subject . . . [ 28 ] Front Row: Mildred Fore, sponsor: Ola Jarboe. Virginia Patmore. Margaret Harding. Second Row: Charles Rochm, Earl McFarling. Alfred Casper. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society established the local Troupe No. 255 on January 1st, 1934, in honor of our fine dramatic department. The charter members were Etta Belle Gabbert, Warney Litherland, Irene Ellison, Dean Roper, Virginia Cullen, Ruth Gibbs, Paul MacNeill, Marie Weatherholt, and Jacob Wittmer. Selection of individual members is based on meritorious participation in dramatics. George Weigel and Robert Mitchner are former sponsors. f 29 ] CHEFS CLUB HARMONICA BOYS RIFLE CLUB LIBRARIANS SPORTS CLUB HI-Y [ 31 ] The Hi-Life is distributed to the students every two weeks. It not only aids in the formation of student opinion but is an organ of information and amusement for everyone in the community. Many adults are among the subscribers and the exchange list includes schools in Alaska, Mexico and almost every state in the Union. It carries a first class honor rating as given by The National Scholastic Press Association. Mildred Fore is sponsor of the department. THE STAFF AT WORK [32] A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE GREAT FLOOD OF '37 Lehman Co. Of America Southern Station Gerber's Tanks Indiana Cotton Mills Coast Guard At Wilbur's Farm Sewer Pipe Office Moiart Hall Sewer Pipe Kilns Baptist Church Third And Washington Streets St. Louis Avenue Washington Street Athletic Field Rodman Residence CLASS OF 1916 Front Row: Maurice Arnold. Second Row: Blanche I. Clark. Stella Conway, August Rosenbaum, John Irvin, Paul Elder. Third Row: George Bently, Ethel Denny. May Young. GERMAN CLASS IN 1908 Front Row: Ruby Alvey, Pearl Hafele, Lydia Hunsche, Amy Turner. Second Row: Eva Casper, Irene Hodde, Kathryn Lamy, Margherita Welling, teacher (Mrs. Lee Rodman) . Back Row: Otto Schlemmer, Norman Schlemmer, Frank May, Paul Lehman, Jr. HOME ECONOMICS CLASS 1923 Agnes Cullen, Betty Barker, Kathleen Hayes, Ruth Wilbur, Wanda Bellville, Cle-meth Schutz, Floretta Denny, Martha Franzman, Verna Schaefer, Kathryn Hawhee, Mary Leon Polk, Regina Schutz, Evelyn Hanzelman, Louise Clark. F. 38 ] CLASS OF 1911 Front Row: Ora Rausch. Andrew Little, Chas. Hufna-gel. Hugh May. Katie Wagner. Second Row: Lilian Birlenbach. Naomi Turner. Alla Lamb, Mabel Damm. Gertrude Smith, Golda Simmons. CLASS OF 1912 Front Row: Verna Mitchell. Edna May, Mary Hemphill. Ethel Rank, teacher: Naomi Simmons, Lula Hargis. Anna Dyer, G. N. Logan, principal. Second Row: F. F. Hostetter. superintendent: Wilhel-mina Lehman, Jessie May, Maurice Hyde, Charles Gardner. Preston Minor. Ruperta Tinsley, Ruth Cul-ley. CLASS OF 1913 Front Row: Mamie Wittmer, Margaret Irvin, Mabel Sloan. Mary Minto, Thekla Conway, Lorena Schmuck. Second Row: F. F. Hostetter, superintendent: John Bentley. Charles Casper, Harry Minor, Martin Casper, G. N. Logan, principal. Back Row: Ethel Rank, teacher. [ 39 ] Cannelton Commissioned High School Superintendents Principals George Perry Weedman ...........1897 O. P. Robinson ...........1898-1902 J. F. Organ...............1902-1903 C. A. Underwehr ..........1904-1906 Hardin Whitmarsh .........1905-191 1 F. F. Hostetter......... 1911-1917 J. Edwin Howe............. 1917-1922 A. C. Little.............. 1923-1931 Harry Davidson ...........1931- S. H. Bohn ................1897-1900 C. A. Underwehr ...........1900-1904 A. J. Roehm ...............1904-1905 F. F. Hostetler..........1905-191 1 G. N. Logan ..............1911-1915 Wm. Conrad ................1915-1916 Edwin Kahl ...............1915-1916 Harry Johnson ............1916-1917 Elfa McCain Smith ........1917-1919 A. C. Little ..............1919-1923 Mabel Damm ...............1923-1934 Paul C. Garrison .........1934- Alumni 1897 First Class Class Motto: Not Finished But Begun” Curtis J. Richey Cyrus M. Worrall Clara L. Dwyer John R. May Michael Casper Deliah J. Turner Arena Hunsche Olive Kendley 1898 Cottie Diener Earl Snyder Byrd Henning 1900 Ada Clark William Dwyer Fred Hemphill George Hufnagel 1903 Maggie Blake Jennie Layman Anita Ladd Isabel Rial 1904 James A. Casper William Casper Herbert Patrick Anna Haering 1905 Hattie Sheldon Edith Rinkle Ellen Dwyer Carl Heim Elsie Land 1906 Arthur Cummings Maude Marshall Earl Royal Ida Turner May Royal Anton Wegener Edward Hemphill Ada Royal 1907 Maurice Latimer Lelia Johnson Anna May Joseph Casper Crutcher Shallcross Lillian Steinsberger 1908 Lydia Hunsche Norman Schlemmer Otto Schlemmer Amy Turner Josepha Meinecke 1909 Pearl Hafele Eva Casper Irene Hodde Paul Lehman Frank May 1910 Lola May Roy Mason Nellie Deweese Charles Schlemmer Olga Meinecke r 40 ] Raymond Morris Eugene Mitchell 1911 Mabel Damm Alla Lamb A. C. Little Hugh May Lillian Birlenbach Ora Rausch Golda Simmons Gertrude Smith Naomi Turner Katie Wegener 1912 Lula Hargis Anna Dyer Mary Emma Hemphill Wilhelmina Lehmann Edna May Jessie May Preston Minor Verna Mitchell Ruth Culley Naomi Simmons Maurice Hyde Ruperta Tinsley Charles Gardner 1913 John M. Bentley Charles Casper Thekla Conway Margaret Irvin Harry Minor Lorena Schmuck Mabel Sloane Mamie Wittmer 1914 Hargis Bush Irene Casper Edith Hufnagle William l.ehman Orval Leaf Roger Casper 1915 Louise Heck Jesse Hemphill Hazel Mason Myrtle Mason Edward Clemens Edward Hufnagle Charles Stich Carl Huckeby 1916 Maurice Arnold George Bentley Blanche I. Clark Stella Conway Ethel Denny Paul Elder Augusta Rosenbaum May Young Zoa Kellems John A. Irvin 1917 Myrtle Casper Alfred Clemens Arthur Hostetter Elizabeth Moog Carson Young Marguerite Bush 1918 Francis Busam Gertrude Casper Marie Cullen Ernest Mason Doris Minor Nellie Robinson Eva Shallcross Orville Young Lee Young 1919 Worseley Boyce Agnes Hostetter Leola Pohl Casper Anderson 1920 Agatha Clemens William Conway Vernon Hafele Erwin Rau Russell Young William Gerber Gregory Busam 1921 Mildred Damm Winonah Hafele Lolita Hafele Ruth Mullen Edmund Rinkle Mary L. Sapp Clinton Whitted Caramae Simons Estyl Sheldon 1922 Edna Becker Francis Casper John Conway Dorothy Cullen Margaret Farquhar Mary Farquhar Genevieve Farquhar Ida Mae Klein Vernice Lattimer Arthur Lehman Calvert Lincoln Grace Mason Albert Plock I 41 ] Charles H. Schurtter Floyd Northenor Eugene Powell Margaret Anderson 1923 Camille Bradley Charles Clark Velva Carter Norman Franzman Pendleton Jones Everett Knights Charles Lynch Harold Mullen Mae Rinkle Floretta Snyder Lucille Steinsberger 1924 Myrtle Vogel William Lincoln Albert Lehman Albert Gerber Ella Mae McMahon Juanita Sobrig Edna Franzman Mary Barker Nellie Allen Lillian Lueckel Floretta Vogel Vivian Mason 1925 Floretta Denny Martha Franzman Mamie Lueckel Verna Schaefer Clemeth Schultz Regina Schutz Ruth Wilbur 1926 Martin Heck Eva Heck Irma Hafele Leoda Cullen Lucile Clemens Merle Lincoln Harry Steinsberger Addison Sprinkle Calvin Harding 1927 Louis Walls Charles Poehlein Forrest Lincoln Arthur Hodde Dwight Hanselman Mary Carr Mildred Burton 1928 Frank Clemens Louise Busam William Waldschmidt Percy Schutz Charles McGinnis Dwight Mullen Jessie Lueckel Robert R. Groves Mildred Frizzell Roberta Doughty Helen Cullen 1929 Anna H. Maier Lois Henrickson Clara Robinson Antoinette McGinnis Joseph Minor Lee Huber Erma Heck Arthur Gerber Esther Franzman Avis Carr Bennie Bolin Milton Heck 1930 Robert Ligon Robert Cummings Edna Truempy Eva Marie Quick Gladys Lynch Ralph Irvin 1931 Margaret Schwartz Jessie Roper Willard Walls Oressa Page Edna Mae Dixon Robert Hafele Dorothy Bellville Evelyn Busam Anna Louise Roland Helen Jones Mary Eva Doughty Edward Fulkerson James Mullen Charles U. Clark Earl Danhauer Walter Irvin Forrest Wagner Carl Danhauer Joseph Lasher Lee Connor Emmet Lasher James Hemphill Lillian Clark 1932 Wilma Hodde Julia Franzman Elsie Sinclair Thelma Roehm Leona Poehlein Hazel Fuchs Verna Sinclair [42 ] Vernon Clemens Lucile Raney Donald Swoverland Irvin Hall Maurice Mason Huberta Heck Uleva Seibert Paul Carr Mildred Hollaway Robert Robinson Russel Wagner William Doughty George Kays Bennett Peckinpaugh Irene McFall Horace Jackson 1933 Mary Lloyd Irvin Dorothy Cummings Ruth Harris Kathryn Heck Helen O'Dell Julietta Voges Leola Doughty Elizabeth Patterson Dorothy Lahee Raymond Schurtter Sidney Hall 1934 Leota Guillaum Pascal Gabbert Virginia Connor Mildred Ramsey Albert Trent Dorothy May Edith Bolin Ralph Hafele William Parrish James Harper Charles Fuchs Alice Collings Warney Litherland William Kendall Hazel Nix Edith Dixon Coleman Kays Irene Clements 1935 Pauline Hyde Mary O'Dell Virginia Roehm Edna Schwartz Alice Crawford Mildred Popp Virginia Cullen Marjoe Gardner Naomi Bryant Albert Harding Roy Daum William Holloway Earl Doughty Irvin Ramsey Mary Lou Clements LaVancha Lyell Paul Gibbs Forrest Hawkins Milburn Hafele Raphael Gelarden Fay Adams Eva McFall Charles Genet French Gaynor Allen Groves Edison Glenn Eloise Weatherholt Jack Huber Virginia Roland James West Harry Glenn Elmer Dhonau Charlene Gerber Edward Dhonau Robert Polk 1936 Dorothy Fuchs Harry Heck Mary M. Dutschke Lula Gerber Virgil Carter William Smith Garvin Moore Lee Schwartz Harry Tate Irene Ellison Irene Allen Lynn E. Hall Marie Daum Seldon Bryant Eugene Polk Marion Thiry Viola McLain Elsie Bellow Andrew Daum Mary Gruver Joe Uehlein Anna Graham Burns Wittmer Ralph Wagner Omer Shoemaker Theodore Guillaum Clara Gruver Willma Peckinpaugh Dean Roper Arthur Heck Hartnett Cullen Ruth Gibbs Margaret Heck Jayne Minor Fred Boyle Audrey Gilbert Marie Weatherholt Forest Nell Mitchell Ralladine Persinger Leona Groves Ann Anderson Gladys Daugherty Jacob Wittmer Etta Belle Gabbert [43 ] PATRONS’ PAGE These friends of the school purchased a NOTLENNAC at one dollar, making the annual available to the students at fifty cents: Carl Danhauer Norman Hafele P. D. Augenstein Orville S. Kieser Fred Harris Frank Clemens, Jr. John Minto Mildred Ramsey Marion V. Clemens Hazel E. Fuchs H. W. Truempy Elmer Gilbert Alfred Clemens Jos. McMahon Earnest Weatherholt Wm. G. Minor Frank E. Huber James L. Polk Dr. H. C. Richardson A. P. Clemens P. H. Coyle G. M. Keiser Hargis R. Bush. M.D. Wm. Birchler Jos. B. Minor Facer Baker John Conway Wm. S. Conway Edward A. Hemphill Elmer E. Franzman Bennett Peckinpaugh Ivo Huber G. Ralph Wagner Vernon A. Hafele Carl Knapp Edgar A. Lehman Albert A. Lehman Albert W. Lehman. Jr. W. C. Livers A. G. Schmuck August Heck Lee Rodman Charles Gerber J. H. Schaefer Thos. J. Quick Prentice S. Harper H. Conner Frank Steinsberger Walter Mason William Waldschmidt William C. Lehman made a substantial donation in the form of a gift to the permanent year book fund. I 44 ]