Carrollton High School - Carhisean Yearbook (Carrollton, OH)
- Class of 1929
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L .- I 't :J X I, sf 1' 2 N X S 1 ADMINIS TRA TI ON v ,, It lf' 'f its E 1 e i ' e' I' ll e 5 imnnnrctnrf i s 1 , , ,, ,, 1 I -wp , A , is Q- , l lx rf i X, ..25-M: -: V Y V ,if -'MMM , , ,, , Y .3 Y , . -,.. - lx i l ' i ,-u lil ii i r r in l 1 nfl lt em l P El -A f !Y'.e2?' 4, 4' l lfkffs:4.,,:,5 I E f llfil NS XA l Bu 1 lat:-Sie s '11, A l fb f . it ll its f i ll 'f U ill 'tl p l 'l E235 is 1 Q R ll I1 l 15 fgjj. re it .'Yl1,! 'l I :'k'i.'l ll H ,1 ll., iq: . -719.1 , Ff'-' T' l ll lfMle.l r Q l U rl-Tigsifqlb. p V s , 140 l :X l leisel' VX ' ' nl' . 'wr Q is r .rr r' yi sql fl p p lr W. 5. LONG KATHRYN WIYSTFALL, Clerk MERRITT PRICE r t ill ,i ll , I-1.,xRv13Y YOUNG, P1-csmem s. Q. Monnow ,L L. HEINIGER, vice Pres. t fi u' ,I lr' r V lf l ll rl gl V , ll il 'M W l ,N 1 'I ll ll eg r V l l i fi . 'ir i H' F Vli The Board of Educatlon l J-r p ,I l' ' H 1 ' l , . . . . f 4 ir rl he members of the editorial staff, as representatives of ll j l I 1 5. M L LI ill the class uf 29, take this opportunity to express their ap- fi Q H it preciution for the excellent work done by the board of edu- li Q A' 1 rl' cation in furthering our educational advantages by erecting ' ,Q A H - r ' l . . . . . . ,, f N I-Q ' and equ1pp1ng tlns splendid new bu1ld1ng. lhe encourage- 1, ! pil 'J ment given by these fan'-seeing men should stimulate the in- 6 er 1 ng , 4 ' 2 u p i terest of every student who enters Carrollton High School. Q if I They deserve the thanks of the student body, and it seems : lil ' ' l l . . ' 7 ' lr 3 ll appropriate to take th1s space to express to them the deepest Qi p lp J 1 . 1 -E , gl 5 ' H li gratitude of the students of C. H. 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U 0 -5 03 hy an Gif? ...q Carrollton High Few towns the size of Carrollton can boast of a better school sy stem Ten years ago our enrollment was just one-third what it is at present Two years ago our new high school building xx as completed md along with the new building came new and modern equipment Fach department is claiming its share of interested ind enthusiastic students and the work being done in each 19 of Xen high order. Nolboy or girl of Carrollton or immediate community need look for a high school offering more or better adx mtages Plus Vear the enrollment reached two hundred e1ght5 and thc outlook for a still larger enrollment the coming 5car is xeiy bright. A XVe have a xerx tapable Superintendent who is constantly planning more ind better things for Carrollton High and whose nfluence is manifesting itself in the lives of the boys and girls with whom he comes in cont ict. His excellent services together with the very capable faculty with which he has placed at th-. heads ot the different departments have combined to make the Cirrollton Hxgh School honored at home and respected abroad. Xl itch us grow l wa 'Q' if s we 29 p 'G :rp 'v ., K '- , . 1 sn 1 .1 .1 QE 0 ip W4 I V E ' ? 5 I t iii a mnnnuatf 5.42 5 v QI 'J-1 l g 1-5 Q59 f sa Q .: W5-if 'S Qin VV. R. BELL 'Ifhe Superintendent of our schools, VV, R. Bell, is the teacher's and students' friend,-kind, sym- pathetic and just. No one comes to his mentor Without receiving full recognition and aid. Mr. Bell is enthusiastic regarding athletics and he supports both winning and loosing teams with 1 the same altruistic spirit. 1 In the seventeen years he has been connected with our school, his influence for good has been indelibly stamped upon the student body. He is a graduate of Muskingum College and ' has had special work at Harvard and Illinois Uni- versities. i 'W' 'v 4 ff swe et get I 1 4 Ag JSR.. A of - Y-s.: e.' - -. .-. - - . Y V . A V-,A -, , J 1 el, 6' i xi 63 We 3 -62 4 . fx J Q35 3 .QE gJ Ei. Q. xr 1 1 0 fltrantimj p p 'T Above is the likeness of one of the most loyal supporters of C. H. S., Mr. Thomas, better known ,- by the students and teachers as Chal . He is a booster of all school activities, no I matter what the occasion he. He has inanifesterl untiring efforts in caring for the building, and im- proving the appearance of the campus and has I- proven his efficiency as a competent engineer with the mechanical equipment. For the past twelve years Mr. Thomas has given himself completely to C. H. S. and by his loyal and unselfish interest he has created a con-- genial atmosphere about the school. None know him but to love him None name him but to praise. - i V J- ZQ?4f.--W --.-Y W +, i , , --If zu X L--' 'Y -' : .- 'ilf-efiil, 3 4 I 91 '- f M43 .l?cfl1j47-e9iy.,,j Na e.z,,ag?g,it: A Page T3 H to if' ' wei' 1 t ,-, U ,.--,gig f -. JD A Y, , F . , . 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' I 1 l ' , s .T - 3' X N .. ,sie-41,1 ji, , 5 I Catherine Alice Maple john Coe Smith I Major: Mathematics I Major: English i Athletic Association, l, Z, 3, 4 Class Basketball, l, Z, 3 Physical Training, 1 Varsity Basketball, -L l 1 Annual Staff Athletic Association, l, Z, 3, 4 V , Dramatics: The Poor Nut , 4 john Solomon Miller Katherine Pretty Major: Latin Major: English Iiilgorey 1, 2, 3 Glec Club, 2, 3, 4 ' Athletic Association, 4 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3 Debate, 4 Physical Training, 1, 2 , i n n T ci , Paige 22, 93:3 51.5 A . , , -,. ,,.,,.. 3 5714 ,. in. ,.,.., ..:- iv lf i wi iin i ni- C rmm n . s 1 1 u 5 n 4 I is 1 -3 r ' A 3 V 2 T OX 79 A ' 5 , i . . in 3 F to i 1 - ' E -. S I ggi A .Q V F ' Q , F ,. ' ' of fd - 2' ii E I . f V.: LN, 'l ' ,. 0 E 1 J . 5 ' . i 5 - I 'I' ,HEF 3 : i i, , i S ln ' ggi' ' 9 I 5 1' S u-fa 4 og! , 1.44. I E 0 E Ya n. r A , 1 ,Q . I I I x -f 1 E- ., ' ' F' 4' iA 3 l 17: -Stl I o ' ' 5 X ' KJ ,J g W l on - 9 . ' , ,, ,l 1 g, 2 f - , , 5 5 I h c A . 1 4! ,I . 2 lr E V ,X ,gil A,, , , E 5 A J B0 ij! rkl -N i S 3 ' V ' 9 ' f I' i 1, cg 5 'Jil I i i, ms. .fit j . so , ,i is ' L 1 - l f 3 W1 - ' ,i, Margaret jean Buchanan Robert Carl Miller ! Major: French Major: Science r Fremont High School, l Varsity Football, 3, 4 Q Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3 ' l - X g one Club, 2, 3, 4 4 V i l l i Athletic Association, 2, 3, -l l-hysical Training, 1, 2 l ' 'S , , Debate, 3 Annual Stall: ix N Annual Staff Dramatics: Second Child- i Dramatics: The Poor Nut hood , The Poor Nut ' Second Childhood . French Club, 4 Clyde M. Lucas Mearle Glennwood Newell Major: Science Major: French Orchestra, 3, -1- Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association, 1, Z, 3, Athletic Association, l, Z, 3, 4 4 I Physical Training, 1, 2 Annual Staff , French Club, 4 i V L4 S ' G a ' Y ' 'A 575 --J A ju -W, , l j j vojfng igiebu Page 23 l .124 ?UAJlDDUFllj i ' 1 rug 1' Maxine Ruth Aldridge M1101 l:l'lf,l1Sl1 Alexanclrrl Va l Lecsvxllc. Z 3 Atllletlc Assocntion Will am Birney Glazner M1101 COI'llll1C1Cld.l Class Basketball 1 7 Athletic Assocrxtion 1 2 Am1u'1l Staff 3 Kenneth Orr Boggs Mwjor: English Varsity Football 4 Vwrsity B'1sl'etball 4 Class Bfisketbwll 3 Athletic Association 4 New Harrisburg l 2 Dramatics: The Poor Nut' Vera Blanche Ray Major: Science Athletic Association 3 4 llhck 'uid Wl1ite 1 Physical Trwining 1 2 Anmml Staff Drwniatics: Second Child- hood French Club 4 0 1 I' U 0 0 1 QW Q Q5 4. V I W 0 ,ii ,xo F 'K a N 0 P1 c 24 Qfjffo-6223 0 -3 I , 3 a u ,, : fx ci '71 . n Qi 1' li I 13 '- 45, : as-5 Y 1 on . ' . 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' l A R. I l , 'dat Ego FPS' . , N N1 : 7 f . A as is 4' .J V Josephine Myrtle Slates Major Latm lxilgort 1 2 3 Athletic. Associttion Harry Earnest Kall Major Latin Athletic Assocnatlon 1 7 l Phys1calTr'un1ng, 1 2 Kenneth Borden Maj or: Mathematics Varsity llasl-zctball, 4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Athletic Association, 1, 2, -l Bertha Pauline Magee Major: Latin Glue Club, 2 Athletic Association, 1, 2 4 Black and NVhitc, 3, 4 Physical Training, l, 2 Annual Staff, 4 1 3, 3, an A Pug, , 25 of W I . . 1 1- a - I . y y , V .x .7 . I . c , -v H H V ' 1 r -'x L i . . f, , ,. it J i Il il 'ark .if V -11 1 V Y --, fi fi - - r r , I ' H LC,-..- .. f ' ' A H, ,. . ' If Y , QR! 0 57. 1. , if i x 1 - o I' .HY V, - , . a I ' li ii ' ' 2 f c 'i...,....,.,:f!Tfl 1 mmznumif 1-,.,,,-a,1,c-c., 1 ar- -VW 4-- ' J - . S f v -4-1, i 7 1' W 3 . , . 1 . 13 i 5 PX We 91 r Q E i 'YU 4 Qu B . ' oil, xo ' ' f Y 39. Q ' 5 .' GIF! 2 , W 1 A to 2, E Al Q ti , 1 Nfgy. 7: J F 0 A It ff I Av il! ' Q. . 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Long Major: French Major: English Varsity Basketball, 4 Class Basketball, 2 I Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, ' Athletic Association, 1, 2, , 4 ' I 4 ' Black and White, 4 Annual Staff French Club, 4 William Wilson Lowell Dare Ralston Major: Science Major: Latin I Athletic Association, 3, 4 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4 Black and White, 4 Minerva, 1, 2 Physical Training, 1, 2 Debate, 2 French Club, 4 Black and Wliite, 3 l ' .i A D V- ra-'...:'vJ 1 1 u i ' Y' 'Ill' - , , a.6..Qs, . Q p , vu, -, , L , JZJWSQ- ' -Wisigbag Raggezamce, 1, l ' 1 , . . , M H 1 ,,'C l 'iii Y C A' ll ' Wm , CSAWF C' 'Mii'WC'7 C C C smnnnu f , . . I Y L- . ,,, .3 g , , . 3-I Q- C: 2 Ek? l 5 . 1 . . lj .D ' i U 0 ' '34 . . 1 i 0 o , 1 an 5 3 s , l i r' l GW 1 Fl ,V , 0 H is A 5 l 9 1 Q . ' 2 E- ' -' Q95 E E .- if A do ' 'J ' , rg: - r 'D ff if 2 lu-9 :N 1: 2 u . 3 , a - 5 A 1 .fi 2 f - i . i ,j j . Q L 1 : : .1 ' ' 5 f is - 'bo j W s 2 1a v , . I v L I Q' ', Q : - T - 'S' Q J' I - C -2 i i i C, 5 A A Gladys Lee Duke Kenneth Albert Watson l, Major llinglisli Major: Mathematics A F . Cl'1ss Baslcetbnll 2 3 l Glcc Club 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association l 2 Physiml TTTIHIHQ' 1 Kenneth Elbert Dray Major Qcicncc Vars1tv Football 4 New l'I'1l'1'lSb1.ll'g, l, 2 Athletic Association, 3, 4 Bl'1cl and Wl1,itc, 4 Dmmaticsz Second Child- hood Tho Poor Nut Maman Marie Raleston Major: Commercial Slruv High, Cleveland, 1 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4 Black 'md VVhite, 3, 4 iDl'l.l'1l3.llCS' Second Child- hood sfl EV af, Page 28 Q, fa X ,sfo , Alfa. gn 1 I I E 7 I 2 Us L ' gf c , , , L' . 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I ' -, , , ,3, t c I 4 . . . ' , 1 r' 4 'c , x . Athletic Aesociulion, l, 2, 3, Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4 . 11 . . i :fs ff- ' LL-fi-1 fr ' - -W --. - --'-i r' 'V' - - Q -- N of Q- as., the Q6 M I r , - ss.. -L, AZSRHDDUHD c c 3 iq: 1 gy af ' 'X i -in ' - f . -Q. gon : I I n 3 I Q1 'Z nl.. K ' 5 in ' li 1 , .,, ' is ,fg 2 I. 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If S ' If I C, 'E' 5 : .1 , J - I 5 ' i ' 5 e e if I l x Y Lp ii Y is J If i Mary Florence Brackin Kenneth Kinney Major: English ' Major: French Petersburg, 1, 2, 3 Vgsity.Fo:otball, 2, 3, 4' j , ' 'K ' 4, zzptam, Athletic Assocntion, Varsity Basketball, 3' 4 Capt. 4 I Class Basketball, 1 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4 ' French Club, 4 Dramatics: The Poor Nut l i George Elvin Michael Addie jane Patterson i I Major: Science Major: Commercial ' hu Uk b uv 4 Class Basketball, 1, 3, 4 Litgqtlhg et lwon 3 4 Glce Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Ph ?'C1flfS?Cl' 1 1' 5 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, I ysica raining, , 4 Physical Training, 2 I DfElI112LtlCSZ Second Child- hood i - H- - - r ' ' T rr rr ' ' ' F ' Y ,-, J ,- ' K , V Y N 'W' 3f ': Q-so V C .J i C Cast-7?-ise 9 .c5,,,gjs ff- 22, C C 5 e 4 A f c , ,, V ,f,A.,e, cl - ' ,H V YY , . - , I l- , 'lr' ,rr fr 1 . , 4.-1 l HR. Ml'-i,': f-iq -' W ' lvf l.. c..'i1..l, X un, fx':1 pL . '4- .li ,,., 1 l ,- , 1-1 ps.. , .-,i A, :M -cw? . .,, u. 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V. . -4...--,sv- M s .7,??..-.,-I -Y -V --Y- Page 30 Donald Ralph Knox Major: English Florence Helen Smalley Major: Commercial 4 Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Physical Training, 1, 2 Athletic Association, 2, 3, ' Physical Training, 1, 2 Carl Yeager Ruby Edith Smeltz Major: Science Major: French Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, l, Z, 3, 4 4 Athletic Association. 1, 2, 3 . . . 4 f 7 P113 SlCZ1l Trzumng, l, - Physical Training, 1, 2 Annual Staff Di-amatics: Second Child- hood French Club, Treasurer - ,-,Ja-.3 fr., -:-,f.:- Lf,,x:J.1-g1+7.1Q-5.7--AJ', fv f - . Y V lil 25:4 lv- ' i' cl . , I 1-. , ,W I X I ,.. II II I ,T I I Il, . IZ. I l ,,, A-, Q- I I I- : Ig - ' F I 5 '. . - I I ,, W cc, I, I I ,If'Iljf'i2 ILIQ-Il-f - I A -Ig I I I .A Wg- lj:-YY A Lgpf-.4-L-E zf? Ii Qi. i,,-- - 77 Y .- 'ma-rg . 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X 5 la he J 'J ! 1 l 1 ,x - Q 2 I ,fi I F 1 ' me an 5 I Charles Mervin Atwell Major: General Athletic Association, 3, 4 Annual, Business Manager Dramatics: The Poor Nut Second Childhood William Elton Pretty Major: Commercial Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Richard Shane Major: French Aglhletic Association, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 Physical Training, 1 Annual, Editor Dramatics: The Poor Nut 3 f'Second Childhoodu' French Club, Vice Pres., 4 john Kenneth McConnell Major: English Athletic Association, 4 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, Kilgore, 1, 2, 3 I 4 fm- 4412,-'Z-.-E-L9-,E,,.,. 7 -sec..3R.I.I-'I .-. !fg.11g,f11 ,-gg--mf -L. V-, - Ufzvfcyaw , wtfo Page 33 Qffdp' ,iiipfgijif 49155, PJ wp , -9 'qf':' . ix-. , - f ian-wsu-vig , K - T'ER.a, -f , - - - f ... - . .f .. - -lv- , ,.,,,.:.,.,Y Y - .- ,.... . 0 F- ' 'I 5 P -me ,anna - A -- Q as Q, Senior Class History ' 1 Haj' Four autumns ago our class of fifty-six members entered Car- '9 ' . r , . . . . rollton High. We .ue sorry that some of that number left our is school for other institutions of learning, some of them have left school entirely. Although we have lost twenty-six of our original Q class, we have welcomed many new members, so now our class J numbers Hfty-four. Though we try not to show it, we really think 305 our class is the best of C. H. S's classes and I'll give you some of the reasons. First, I wish to remark that Mary Richards and Francis ia! Metz have proved very faithful and capable class officials and richly deserve ou rthanks. Second we believe in study. Mr. Bell has told us that the more we put into our work the more we get out of it, 1 1 and we have taken his advice. Third, the first year our class colors tcrimson and steelj occupied fourth place, but we didnlt understand high school life very Well then. The next year our colors were in third place, but in the junior year they were at the top, and We are working to put them there again this year. The social side of our school life is worthy of mention. It was the members of our class who, under the supervision of our Pro, fesseur de Francais started a French Club in C. H. S. the activities of which We have greatly enjoyed. We have had only two class parties, one the Hrst year and one in our Senior year, but we enjoyed them very much. XfVe have enjoyed our dramatics under Miss Smeltz who coached our Junior play, 'Second Childhood , and will coach our Senior play also. Some of our numbers are musically inclined, also, as we are rep resented in both the orchestra and Glee Club. Qur class- has con- tributed her full share of athletes in football and basketball. Our class was first to have a hundred percent membership in the Athletic Association last year. Still others make us justly proud by the part they play in debate and other school activities. But now our high school life is almost done. VVe must leave our Alma Mater and give our place to others. We are closing a chapter in our life history which is probably the happiest chapter in the story, and we wish to thank our teachers for making it happy and profitable and for their kindness, encouragement, and help of all kinds. XVe wish to thank Mr. Bell but words fail us. Classmates we will never have another friend like XV. R. ' Ruby Smeltz. i 71 Page ig-Tf's,Lo .-, . , r , ., I' 5 ll C-.- i Q QHDDUHD 4 i W ,F A V , , V V . . . J 5 , U ei , Qu so uni r GW y Senlor Class Poem 3 r just four years ago in Sept. As most of us remember ' Fifty-six timid Freshmen Q Entered Carrollton High, -5. A ,E Everything was strange and awesome Q5 SE But a. brave determination wb 'go df Made each timid Freshman f '5 Resolve to do or die. Qi, 2 ' Sopl1omore's in '27 X, Of our class we'd just lost seven, L1- ' ' , And our Freshman year had given .' - Attitudes serene and wiseg 15 Q D As a class we all were working , ,El aj-' Not a sophomore was shirking 0 ,QE ' To our motto daily harkening- 9' i By our efforts we hope to rise. Q Jolly Juniors in '28 Could we ever become sedate? We could labor and we could wait- A loyal class were we. I Basketball, debate, or drama Found a Junior in their number: Springtime came: our class's banner Highest Hew for all to sec. I Though it seems so short a time, . Now we're Seniors in '29, j A loyal, splendid class so Hne ' Going out from C. H. S. , May our banner of Crimson and Steel I Make each member among us feel E We'll labor to win with a noble zeal For ourselves and our school, Success. Carrollton High We love thee dearly, ' Now in leaving most sincerely We have come to know how nearly. , ' You have been of us a part, May not one bring to thee dishonorg May each one grow braver, stronger, For the Rightg as year make .fonder Cherished memories of the heart. -Bertha Magee if FJ M Y E- ' . I? 'f t i - Qf'2.,7li?ig?3fe. .QQ55'eL 'f' Page 35 r . L 'S' -' ' Q ner' ' 9 1'-'11 - if fl m y hi-,Mr M V Y -5 meAnnfcmL ' if A U TOGRAPHS 3' .. 6353 iq v .53 ig I? ,ggi N A .qgz 53? I I I Page 26i i A , J Y V ' N :EX41-.f 1., Q, . if - li JMEDUHD ' ef, U! gg M4 39 5 kph IJ P : x I if 1 an 22 ff J U NI ORS I I , I ' w izinleg . , K 1 ' 5 , gf' mb- ' -5 'Zme.?lDDUHllff ?' ?l.....,....,......r I I - . I X I 'aff 0 In i Elia ry: i Q X -03 D If 'f TOM RICHARDS MARY MCELROY This Junior, the President of his Mary is an energetic student , 0 class, is a good student, and a line who is always in work up to her athlete. He has marked abilities ears and she 'accomplishes every- and We shall hear more from Tom thing 'she undertakes. She possesses in the future. remarkable ability in debate and we know she has possibilities of a great future. Junior Class History The class oi 1930 entered C. H. S. in 1926 with an enrollment of eighty but finished with an enrollment of seventy-live. At our first class meeting we chose Cardinal and Black as our colors, and We Build as our motto. Our class-mates took part in all lines of activities , debate, music and scholarship. In our Freshman year we had one letterman in football, johnson. Qur boys also won the inter-class basketball championship. Our class flag was fourth in regard to grades this year, a position we hope it will never see again. We entered the Sophomore year with our numbers decreased by only two. Our class was well represented in all activitis of the school. In football, letters were awarded to two of our class, Johnson and.Rich- ards. In basketball, Richards was awarded a letter, in girls basketball, letters were awarded to Eisenhut and Achamer. This year our boys again won the inter-class basketball championship. Our flag was second in regard to grades this year, an im- provement over our Freshman year. We entered the Junior year with sixty-two members. At our class meeting we changed our class colors to Red and White and voted to order a class pennant and a banner. We are well represented in all school activities this year and with a splendid faculty, new building, and fine equipment, are working for our best year yet in C. H. S. R. Heiniger, '3O. A , . W, WW-H a 1 . ' ' i . ii A Page 38 sf 0 525 Y .Cho 552-fb Bt' I I R ' , u K assu- .. . , ' 'X K, f J . ' . l,, lvl vu. 1 fa Rf. 'Sf ..,V-- , 5 127 i 1,1 122-lf? V e.,v i v 'rll it l l -'l -.l 1'1 ii 'i l l l I l l i l W, l 1 l l 1 wi 1 T .3 V1-K li W ALP AL ,FI : ..i.1.l.--- . .9 11,5 lit T Q. out l, 5 rg? -Lvwwmmssce 4 1 ii c c,.r,:::,.,., e 1 1 I il l l' HELEN SHEPHERD - 7 ,li I lm A 1 , I-lelen is a studious young lady, who comes from ' ,J My the vicinity of Harlem. Tho' quiet, Helen sonze- ,bw li' times surprises us with an outburst and those who 2 W f.-,vs i , know her best are those who appreciate her most. . V Q i ' . '3 JOHN MCALLISTER , 'This folly Junior drives to the school from the 12?-v'q5fl ll vicinity of Mechanicstown. John is a faithful sup- ' porter of the Junior class and C. ll. S. We predict ll ll that he will be a prosperous young farmer since he IL! -15 1 .v has elected the Smith-Iiugltes Con-rse. I MARTHA KEAN l Martha hails from the gay 1-larleni country, but gig?-. never-the-less she is quite an asset to the Junior iyfifgg, 9' class. Martha is a good student and C. H. S. is F355 fl Proud to own her. El?'?4.?'T 5 ii , LOREN PRETTY is 3.52. 1 .Greatness seems to be the adjective that describes lf 1 1 this Junior best, for Loren is great both in body and 1. F 5 mind. Ile has exceptional ability as an orator and will perhaps someday be a great statesman. W 'lf'il I il cgtfgiiiil MTLDRED BROOKS ,T SEQ ll Mildred is a very ambitious member of the Junior 1? l fri Il ' class. She is a diligent worker regardless of what ' Il the task may be. Her outstanding characteristics li i ,off 1 are her perpetual neatness in appearance and her F ku--il 2 congeniel disposition. I ' I . oi CHARLES DAVIS lim ,I Charles is quite a faithful Junior. 'He is always ' H lf ' busy and always willing tu help when asked. He i 5 has plenty of school spirit and manifests it by being , ' loyal to his school and class. l T l L ' l i T- i ll, . l DONALD MARSHALL ii il ' XVheu duty whispers low, Thou must , the' youth I 4' l ' replies, I can. And Donald is that kind Oi P , J S youth. He has plenty of school spirit and loyalty ' lg l' to his class. NVe prophesy that he will succeed. ii if g J I, 1. ,. MARY EVELYN BRANDON il This fair maiden with her dark hair and spark- ill Y H ling eyes may be classed- as one of the most attrac- 'F i I u tive members of the Junior class. She is a booster il J r , and gives her loyal support to C. H. S. h I 1 ll l ,I , 2 fi I .ELVA PATTERSON ,' l fl, This good-natured Junior is another of our Lee J, ' Q! Township students. Ile is alert .in the class-room f ll Eli' and shows school spirit at all tunes. He was Zi l',, valuable aid to the football team this year. ,V X X KATIIRYN WAGN ER 'f ,F ,J This energetic blonde of about .tive feet is very Ill i,i often seen with a black-haired Miss 0f'Elb0l.1l the I, il iw same stature. Always neat and always Jolly seem 11,6 l to be two of the key-notes of her personality. 3' H, la MARION SMITH 'Q y The Junior class would certainly Gnd it hard to 5 li V 3 get along without Marion for he is a diligent worker. J' P L Ile belongs to the High School orchestra and is H ' I, faithful member. i ' V ELIZABETH BECKLEY J Elizabeth is one of those fair lassies who hail Nl Y !f from Harlem Springs. Her perpetual smile. and 1' i W ll 1 charming ways have won for her a host of friends. l-il 1-,, ' ll . . . . 'V l ii - , 1' as 'L.vpfijriglzisisii i1ii'j9'5t4 jTl',,g'l' .4 3 is-- ffi7ri?g. H4 1 il y --------f -gmfftr. . -Q c i J T Q , --fs?--any sl Or 4 ' ' J Q-.Q-W ,Q-H - 'if,Q,. fi K' fioecgsigfx Q' Y 1 lf- 1. .Ai V - -- - J. . -gl' lf'i.r i , 'i-'f,?5 eTfa.. l l l l i, --v-lfY1:.1:1 1 .. .J2.1- L7c..fl-iff, fiiljif'- dxf: -- T- i I A 4-i,:-.'f2,-...iff T f--I ' Q 1' i e . imtxi- We it 1 1' f 'rfgkgQjzi.1gp.',p':::ii?:e'4ge,Q .ff K' - as . fmnlnnnnrf 11 :tw.t,,.ee- - 1 1 11 1 1-- 1- e t . f - . -is 1: A. 1 111 1 rr A ' ' 1' r so 111 1 1 . V1 lj! 5 l 1 31 lj fr 1 i1 11lli l, jl l 1 LELAND XVEIR 1 5 I ll Q' Leland entered C. ll. S. as a Sophontore. llc 11 ' 8, ll H i hails from WVashington Township and travels Five U 1 1 and one half miles daily. However his devotion 'W in , 1 l l' I1 to a certain lassie of his class easily counteracts jj if ,Si fi mime. 1 the distance. . 1' 'l QS l1 '1 1 ffl ji 4 lgjgyp l MAUDE DUKE l1l,j.glff1:1H lll 4'-Y 1 i This Junior lassie left C. ll. S. to go to Sebring. l 1' Q'g'j'l , A .1 . . . ,A -wi l ,xl if?-si lVe wish her all success and happiness in her new eff-' Mft surroundings. May success always attend you. Qt.:-Eff -.X Z -'Q' iii-Q-TQq,lv .11 JAY ROUDEBLTSI-I ' s . 1 . l ll 1: E 1 .1, lr. 4 1, ,N 1 . ini 151.514 1 l 'X A A nk 4651 if 1 l 11 l r i This jolly junior came to us last year from Min- erva High. Ile is always happy and seems to en' joy life, especially when he is talking to some girl. Stay with us, Jay. Q 1 rf 1 1 W1 . 1 I V . . .T . 1 MARY ALGEO '155Qy1,ltlQ11 1 1 H. 1 112- 1 YI: ,Aj 1 This young: lassie hails from Amsterdam. She lj, ' il li 1 :f. ahides by the maxim, children should be seen anil .11 lit' '1 l 'ni not hezu'cl. Although she is quiet anfl timid, we 1 l 11 I x A l predict a brilliant future for her. K 'lj' lg H1 ' '1 x 1 11 so 1 11' 11.1111 1111 emu 1 ll ,M,A.,1..Q15l JOHN DIENIIAM QA 1751 1111 l ' JA . john left C. ll. S. to juin his fortunes with New ,I -j 'i If l J' 'fill Concord. Best wishes uf the junior class and ol ,jvEe5sl ' lj l 1 ' 'l the Carrollton lligh goes with him. ll jxyjl jj 11 Q ff 11 .Kirpal 1 1 111 jg 1 JSERNICE LUCAS 1 11-15.11 . 1 51 HEY l This girl with the smiling eyes and brown hair ij l .l ,i 1 is Bernice. She is one of our very industrious stu- Fil 113 lil 4 dents. She performs her share of the home duties, l 1 I l .il R 11 walks about 16 furlonus a day, yet keeps a good , I 3 1 1 ll 1 5 1 scholastic standing in C. II. S. , 1 Il 1 1 i' i 1- 111 l l ' 1 L 11 ' 1 1 1 ' li I1 1 1 '- q ' . 11 1 X ll 1' 1' 1 !1 . 1 1, il l l 1 j i ' 1 1 ljl 1 '1 111l1 j 51' I-IAZEL MCFADDEN E1 3 N ll l Li A girl whose quiet earnestness is a power. Her Ill 1l l worlc is clone tlioroupzhly and well, and when exam- Nl :l1 1, 5 :nation time arrives she sually enjoys a vacation. 3 11 , ll .1 ill 'il She is ever a credit to her class and C. H. S. 11 1 1111 l EDGAR MANFULL ,l P' 1 yd Edgar is one of our persistent students. 1l,e 1 j 7.1 Il L 1, 1lr wears a permanent smile and is always saying some- 1 1 1 ll 1 'j . I 'l thing to make other people smile. VVe count him 11 ll I li - 1 among the valuable assets of C. lf. S. 1 1 llil 1 l ' ,1 :N1 1 p - l ll H . . 1 11 1, .1 . 1 1: ' llj BERNICE GRIYNDER l jjj' ,l Y , This Junior lass is always busy but more so at 1x1 1x 1 ' noon hour and after school. She believes in getting: 11 1 1 1 T' her share of enjoyment out of high school life. ll l1 ' l 11 1 1 1 1. l 1 1 il M1 ., ORJN s'rAn1.1cR ,1 13 l K-5 l l l 111: Orin is an energetic, peppy student. The fact 1 Q lj: 1 1 l lj lhat he belongs to the football team proves that 1 E, Q . 1 I yi he is interested in many lilies of school work. ll Ili 1 31 1 51 li 1 51 Q l 1' 1 11 1 IDELLA DONALDSON 1 1 K1 A vi : y Idella. believes in thorough preparation and close lj 1 l application to school work. Yet she has not grown jjg 1 ,f 1, inorose over the matter, for a happier or more pleas- ! I l j J 1 ant lassie is not to he found anywhere. 3 il j l 11 W PAUL GALLAGIIER 1 l j jj y 1 '- Abandoning Clariuxzton this year for C. Il. S. hir. l lj Q. il . tokens the wxsdfnn which Paul possesses. He is not , ' lf I2 12 l rl a very talkative lad yet he bears out the idea that A11 1 , 1, 'St1ll waters run deep. Q ll 1 1 r- ' 1 1 - 'j Ill 1 i 1 l 1 1 1 1a,,,,.-,Q:. -: .:f- Y -z.. -W N-.- 4. -..,a.,-5:12.-:1-fe - - Q 1 .Q I L ' wff- wif, ......--3 v.-,,.......:- -W e X fs ..-Eats . an---11. --.1. .. ,. -V ,i Etna.. i 1 11' Y U' Q 3 L-so Q 4' ' if ' 4 T1 W Y Y' N Y 'YQ ll Page 40 Q:7JE1ff7'5?x'f1 LQQ fRo UQ J Aw - 'N1 15 1 ' 11 H f . my- . 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GILBERT NO BLE Gilbert can he cited as a model for any to fol- low. His.grades are high and he shows excellent :school spirit. Ile is quiet and bothers no one. DOROTHY RAY This lassie is of such avquiet and unassuming nature that we scarcely realize her presence. Den'- othy is quite industrious though and always has her lessons well prepared. ROBERT EARL LONG Shorty and Dick form the Long and Short of the Junior class. Small in body but broad in mind, with a disposition somewhat inclined to mis- chief. Shorty gives his hearty support to C. II. S, FOREST SCOTT Forest is a rather reserved lad yet is always ready to respond. when called upon in class. He ha:- shown special interest iu.Public Speaking work this year and his resonant voice is a great asset to hun. RU TH H ALES Splendid work and high grades sociated with Ruth's name. ller aclded to her other talents make her ber of the Junior class. are always as- inusical ability a valuable mem- RUSSELL COLE A tall handsome member of the than Russell Cole. Ile affairs and usually comes out at the end with good marks. LONG industrious Junior. She scholastic record yet sonn be found at the Carroll needs of thc hungry. Junior Class is none other attends strictly to his own of the year ERNI ' ' . A another very keep a high o'clock may Hotel ministering to the Here is manages to after 4:00 ROBERT Bob is no exception BECKLEY ' A to the old maxim, Good goods is tted up in small packages . llls enthus- tasm not- only manifests itself in the class room but also in school activities. FLORENCE ULMAN To be just herself the friend of every one is Florence's ideal and in the attainment of it she has succeeded admirably. She is a diligent worker and a booster for all II. S. activities. 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F U l 0 , Q, 1 Q. 1 T l l P: 'I E it i G-il if l ll li 1 ' L ' i . 2' It h i: il J ji li il Ll .i fy Q i 1 ful ii jg 2' l 1 ll in l l lil . l ix li ill 1 MY or ffl a nn g 1 1 1. to O'-A 1 ' 1 11 1 l 111 1 1' T 1, 3 l 1 ROBERT GANTZ il 1 1 1l f' If you want a good-natured friend look for Bob ll1l 87 l Gantz. He has never been known to lose his tem' l 13, 111 63,5 1 per in the trying cases. Here's to you Bob. ' 1 511 . 1 ' il l - Qgglll ,sz 1 1 A I HAZEL KUTCH 1 god 1 5 1, Hazel is one of the most loyal members of the 1 1 j'l4'J'l 'l 59 1 Junior class. Small of stature but broad of mind 1 l. Lf 11 l ' U and disposition. She is a loyal supporter of all lll .1 1 ,f s Q athletic teams. EP 5 CLIFFORD JOHNSON 3 1- Cliff mixes up in almost any kind of athletics. 1 ,f5'ff1 As an athlete he has made a name that will live 35g1fig- gzip 1111 long in Carrollton High. Chl? is a good student lf.. ,531 1 ,bug-V and we only wish we had more like him. '1J1a,Q1l'll Q l -filj il l ' i REV : img, Lois WELCH QQ, gl 4231 h This light-lgilaired lassrge is always smiling. Beam N? 59 t as er goo times, ut a ways put 1er stu ics 1 1 ' 1 1 ahead of fun, and this is what makes good students. 1- efq 1 I1 ' iid. 2 1 1 V' 1 ROBERT TRIPP s Q.. 51 1 ,t li l This is the lad whose name appears on the Honor l l 11 'eil 1 ' il Roll in about four subjects. He is a member of the 1 l '1 1 1 1 .' - ' debate team and shows promise of becoming a con- j E 1 1 1 ,I .p Iv vinciug speaker. ' 1 1 1 3 'ji' .5 1 FRANCES GOTSCHALL 1 l 1 5 5 1 If you see if girl laughirig and talkirl xycith a eler- l 1 1 tain unior stie 1 you Wil immediatey now t at 11 . it is Frances. The Juniors feel that she is a val- 11 P i t uable asset to the class. 1 E 1 1 W 1 Q 1 l 1 il 1 I l1 1 1 l 1 11 11 1 11 1 ' to 1 1 1 I - 1 RICHARD HEINIGER 1 1 ' 1 Dick is il steady, easy going fellow, who spends l1 l 1'1 1 a great amount of time looking at the fair dames. l1 He devotes his hours after school toward athletics l ' ' ll and school activities. 1 '1 1 11 1 11: J- 1- 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 -11 1 1 '11 1- 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 - ll 11 1 MARIE THOMPSON 1 A 1 U1 ll . . . . 1 1 ll 1 This Junior is from b'lECll-ZIIIICSQOWH, the -town 11 I1 11 , from which many good students hail. She will bf: ' 1 1 1l greatly missed when she leaves old C. II. S. l 1 1' 1fl 1 ' 1 l L. l Q ' 11 1 l l 1 1 ' V ' 11 l 1 LH l 1 l 1 'V 1 1 ' ll MELVIN 1-IAUN 1 1 . This lad scintillates most brightly when attempt- '-'1l1 ing. to get away with some mischief during study l 1 periods. Yet with his michievous nature, Melvin L' 1 1 1 is a good student. May success attend this good' 12 1 11l natured boy of the Junior class. -' 1 ' 1111 1 1 1: 1 1 1 i 1 11 l 1 1 1'1,1.-- , ., v-f -- - -- - -- -1. - -- V - Y--1-AW , J---Lf-if 1 1 12 0 5, . P oe 23145 1 I Page 42 Q7' KFS? ,e , quo 52 1 51 5 1 ill ' sglgj' ' 'E.'Li:T5.: f':f'::3.r+ff12-L-97-51:1F-QF1' ff if A-'ff f-'T 5' L' f '1'+'-L I ilif'iE1 '- ' I i.rr,-,e tf'?s.f3ge.1.-.... .ss .-- c.....e?3Pf re- 1-.- II I i '37 - 3 E ' i'f'w'l.1 II 'll T' We 2' QQLNII ll YH? 5 I.. lf I I1-'12ICf'1fIrqii..h,Z,2I.Q J ,AJ ' 16...-, I -- s -szseyfie-fefrfrp-:s:.-.:e-ee ' I I I l . I ' Roxm MORROW I Roxie is one of our quiet and reseived lassies. i ' Her grades do her justice. You can usu'ally hnd UNI her in company with another brilliant Junior girl. flibeff BROOKS MANFULL 'fill 'L Brooks' ready wit, pep .md endless good nature r I .zI,1 -:mei 1 . 17' , 4 L:- ' C - i 'M Pi. rv I .,- 1 'S-. .ui r-. ty. i .K F I I v i i-my' I.. .ti .-I PC .-i j. ,I I-Y I-4 K.. -.sl I .gy 'K i 'CI r L. combine to make him the best of company. He has proven his ability in draniatlcs and is a valu- able member of the school orchestra. MARJORIE LO VVDERMILK VVc seldom see Marjorie without a bright smile and cheerful word for everyone. She has quite a di:-tance to travel to school, however she is always on time and seems to get a great deal out of her school life. EARL ALDRED Earl is a faithful student and a booster of ath- letics. He has proven his efficiency as a cheer leader and is appreciated as such as is demonstrated by the manner in which the student body supports nm. REBECCA GRANT The class of 1930 is glad that Rebecca deserted Chicago to crime to Carrollton High School, for we believe that Chicago's loss is our gain. YVe lind her helpfulness and kindness without bounds. 3. .. 1,4-Ui Ifrff BRICE MILLER I Brice's winning smile is seldom missing. He shows wonderful school and class spirit and is a staunch booster of C, H. S. NVOuld that there i ' were more like him. I I I I IIORACH RAINSDIPIRGER I I Horace has distinyruished himself along the lint' l ol athletics, having Iilled a position on both the Il football and basketball teams. llorace also has an enviable class record and can always be depend- ' ed upon to uphold the honor nf his tclass. , I ,TUNE FISHER II When we see a little black-liaired miss rushing 1 through the halls to class, with at smile almost too 1 large for her to carry, we know that this is june. t . ller daily is, has anybody seen Kate? I I GRACE ACUAMER I I Grace has identified herself with all the worth- ! while activities of the school, such as basketball, 1 glee club and dramatics. She is a good student and I her class should be proud to have her. i BERT GEORGE ,I Bert is one of our .juniors who believes in at- ' i tending to his own affairs. Bert makes a very good 'I showing especially in the Smitlisllnglies department, I. and we hope to hear from him again. I DVVIGHT CROXTON I, Eine is quite an asset to the Junior class. Alt - though somewhat nlichievous he has a fairly good , class record. llis chief interest in school centers ' I in a blonde of the Senior class. LTLLIE EISENIIUT I .This .little lady is quiet and stndioirs lint has a i disposition that anyoneavoulrl envy. She is a very , valuable member of the girls basketball team. 1 I H 31-' ,r'r:ii '---gras 243: .ezs1.fL-:f..:t:f.1.:-rs---sz--f-f----sg: s - rf---D-H 'f--V -- - --'-- -1'- -:el ' ' I , Asses- isw. 4, s , s .,.s.. sexe.. 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A-AF ' A 3-l f ia :fig f 'QQ 'S bf- ' fra or o rr P U lgui FREDERICK LORE REX MCLAUGHLIN 43 if , at . 1 tg , Q N R iw A Class Roll l 1 . 1 Mary Amor: Evelyn Dye Edward Long Vifade Ralston l ' Eleanor Beabuut llelen Favri Frederick Lore Nelson Ray or ,, Homer Beckley lfllbert Ferrell Marian Maple Ruth Roudehush Chester Brooks Laura. Gallon Earl Magee Emerson Scott 2 Edris Butler Edna George Beulah McConnell Earl Schultz ' Eleanor Campbell Leonard George Forest MeCort Faye Stoner I John Campbell limil Gotschall Olan MeCray Ortin Tinlin ,Twila Cline Mervin Gould Raymond McLaughlin Denton VVagner I Leonard Criin - Marjorie Harsh Emmett Mclntosll Mildred W'zigner Naomi R. Crim Mary Harsh Ralph McLaughlin Duane NVenner Evelyn Davis Mary Hinton Rex McLaughlin James Wier Robert Drziy ' Glenna Johnston Gerald Mettler Agnes VVilson I Novadeannc Duke Mildred Kail Genevieve Miller Durivard Wilson h Victor Duvall Virginia Kenierer Claire Morgan 'Ernia Dotts Paul Klepper Oliver Meyers N ' Wilnm Duvall Robert Lawther Emmett Noble l 4 I ' Sophomore Class l-llstory I, The class of 1931 began its high school career with eighty-one students. This was X the second largest Freshman class that had ever entered Carrollton High. 7 f At our iirst class meeting we elected Frederick Lore, Class President, and Rex b McLaughlin, Secretary-Treasurer. We chose Gold and Wliite as our class colors and I After the Battle, the Reward , as our motto. - We were given I1 royal welcome by the upperlclassmen. Although we were warned - of initiatory tortures, none were seriously injured. - Upon our return this year we found that several of our number had not returned. Also we found that we had gained several new students. I Our class has contributed several members to the athletic teamsg also to the orchestra and school dramatics. . Although the average of our gradesuis not the highest in the school, we are im- proving, and hope to have our colors at the lop soon. ' - ' ,R Faye Stoner, '31, 'N , l ' ,, ' A' ff- A l ., li l PA 4b is I ' J l age t at 0 KW- D i n or f -' 4 - ik .A it ,I . I-Al, i 'h ii 'Lt .........,,-.,.,. v-,.:. .,, V ,....N4:,- Amjf 1, fv - pifgvq'-3 3112-Q--I-F W ' S lL5'fQV,22 wig l 2-Liu 15,11 - fmb Hum.- -1 H- - , M..-W ,3,,,.,- A,TE,Kgqv.h,,,Q: :-L2 l1--2.1 .. YI .JQZWT -,-1,,-L. -tggl, L --1..f::'i.-, 4 J :4, ,.,L - -Lvfzfgn -ynfliafq--xg: . ,ga-:MF W - --115'-' Q! ' .. s:..l.-.i11G1' 'ff 7 1 ' ' 0 Gigi, Gift, Page 4 , -1 1, I ,, W ,W Y , ,mark f 1f 9 --Q. ,Q Jig! ,if-ig In -'gi rlgzifr-':v: --.A '2E2I'4-J - i :N 1 I' I I fzsrmnnn 5 x A U TOGRA PH S 5 0 , UI q iv .gl f 'S N A - 'S , - A 27 , 4 g M JLW?5 u11--I 'Z f X J' ls.. I - .a I- .- 1 ?vmHDU R?-fm-m . I, :fue je my gf? mf? , f. .q s '95 '. 'g ef' :gg F Q SF.. .0 3? 11 . A IE? Q si '32 1 FRESHMEN YV m l,.,5,,, ax! l ' 2 'E . Q tm Annum? f ... 1 Aan 5 Y- . -e . J 5 FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Christina Aldred Paul Hardesty Grace Parker 6 o Vera Anders Donald Hardgrove Ruth Patterson 5 0 I Dorothy Baker Jane Hannon Scott Patterson -3:3 lx Charles Beekly Addie Hanna Bernice Perrine Marjorie Beabout Alberta Haun 1K0H11sf11 Ray iff: Clara Boreland Roy Booth Bernice Brekenrid Victor Headrick Arthur Henderson Dorthea Heinigar Donald Ray Mervin Ray Viva Ray at sa Pauline Brooks David Hemming DHVidpRCCf1 Wilson Brooks Donald Hill Gene Ralsicm H N. A 'U Dean Brooks Barbara Hunt E123 Rlflbgbu Li 52 Evelyn Brooks Helen Kerr een 0 His no 90 , , Harold Robbins F 9 i D. I... Buchanan Frances lxcrtel c. , , Charles Roberts qv Mary Cnaddoek Sylvan Ixlepper E I R ld b gl - james Cooke Otto Kinney Mill ,kin 131151 0' Forest Calderhead Elma Long Mil 11 Zi cilbugh Lois Davis Juaniata Long' Gun Ou L ' ' 0 . Gladys Scott 1 Floyd Davis Mary l.ove i . X . Garnett Stewart George Dennis Martha McAllister y . Malcolm Scheer gboi Ihylhs Dunlap Evlyn Magee Laura Shepherd Pa james Esterday Joe Melntire Zola Smith Llewellyn Evans Nellie M. Conahy Dorothy Smith Mable Finnicum Earl Michael Nola Took: Elsie George Cozie Morrow Naomi Toot Martha Gotschall Genera Morrow Helen Van Fosscn Freda Gordon Iwilda Nihart Sam xvaqncl. Evelyn Gould Olen Nihart Lynn X,Vi150n Olive Griffin Mable Noble Rose XfVhitmore Emil Eisenhnt .Ethel Noble Martha VVoofI Vtfilma Grunder Howard Noble Gladys Vtfilkgn Freshman Class History In 1923 a group of 95 Freshmen entered Carrollton High School. We were the largest class that has ever entered. WVe are sorry to say that already we have lost four members, leaving ninety-one. At our first class meeting we elected Elma Long, president, and Mary Chaddock, Secretary-Treasurer. We chose Green and White for the class colors, Rose for the class uower and Lux et Veritas for our motto. Although everything was new to us, and we were not accustomed to some of the rules, with the cooperation of the upper classmen and faculty we soon became familiar with everything. We sincerely hope to render to C. H. S. the honor and esteem which is due her, and that dear old Carrollton Hi may be made better by our presence. -Dorthea Heiniger, '32, s '? E' f,i f V - ix --- nj W Page 50 J' 9 Q 0 ocfdko in Q L QE: .ff 8:3155 gr VJ:-My . A A - . 1 1 n 1 gf X l .1 . H , ce ix O5 A 1 . x-xx , L xv-lgfiu 1 W E Q 1-.5690 415. ga 3 w G M 'H T H 'ii I 5 132' 195 1? F lf' fi, V ,:, 1 :gays U. - .4 5. J ki? . UI NX uv. ' ezwfgd, I'--iii ? ., ue Qs , If o' 0: ,: pgs 63-J 2 Q L' Q5 as 1 .o A ij 559 61153 f . . l Q. 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Hg , .f 'if 1. 1,- .' ,FXS 'Qfx +I?eg'1:-fm.'f5.-wif 4 I V f ':'1 ! D llf fit, i3?1x v'f,f?gi:-':'.i.,Y,liflffftfg 5 -S EN W A .. fm- s Q Xa ' M-Q1 f. 1 1 ' Q N I ', -Z 1 ?v ' if in ga 4, 4. fr S X,.g,w,JXrk,W Q T4 1 , .. 1. --- -.... ' 4 ' ,s 00:19 , .sui t men' , - 64 4-. , ' giuiigizg.,.,,,.,n.-..'n.'. 2' ,f X- If 17155. tg- : ' N QQ, -AX-f-. :321.,f ff . 7 't '1 'M I 5 - , XQa ,, 'x 31, fr H25 blgw 5 51 1 E E f Pf 25+ S . ' 'Y 'Xi 1' ,Q X 1 :X x, ' 3 0 if x J ' NNN ff 1. ' J! 5 'M xr' Hit! ' ,' r ll! A THLE TI CS l I l 3 ' e .HDDHFID l ' -' H A I e Il C il if i I Football Review On the whole Carrollton High had a successful football season this year, although we won only three games of the eight played. Holding Dover to one touchdown, made U 0 in the last quarter of the game, was a very good beginning. At Wellsville the boys 5' Q PM played well too, even though they were defeated, by holding VVellsville on the one ,,,,-so QL' inch line. Defeating McKinley Reserves is a praiseworthy note although the Dellroy 'dsl 'Sig game was played poorly throughout. Newcomer-stown defeated us by a safety and I ' A Bergholz defeated us by a single point. Tia as Coach Metz is to be highly commended for his untiring elforts and good example. He has put a fighting' spirit into the teams as has been manifested in all the games played this year. The lettermcn of '28 are as follows: Captain Clifford johnson, Halfback, whose off-tackle plays and marvelous passes 0,2 rolled up the yardage for C. H. S. Clilif'l is a junior and will be flying his colors I :L -65 again next year. . . '1- ,5 Kenneth Kinney, another halfback and end, is leaving us this year, being a Senior. ja 'ggi Kenny played a hard game anal his end runs were great ground gainers for the home Qs ' gg team, , Q l!'. Donald Knox, guard, played excellentlf in every game. Jud 'c's specialt was Q5 -,gl . . . 5. . 3 . y , if-,I blocking-punts and covering fumbles. This is lns last year as a varsity player and we A L, Q will be sorry to lose him. ' .l kenneth Boggs, a fast slipperyvhalfback and end, was one of the most consistent 'rf l players on the varsity. This was lxenny's first and last year as a varsity player, as he 1- .1 - also is a Senior. fu' Richard Shane was a valuable asset to the team because of his ability to play ' 0 almost any position well, although most of his time this year was spent at the half- be back position. A Kenneth Dray is a quiet but mighty' fellow. His home position is guard and a I good one he has been. lienny's going will be a great loss to the team. I Robert 'Miller, our snlashineg fullback,'because of his weight and size, could be de- pended on at any time to make a few yards. He, too, is a Senior and must leave us. I Marian Smith, center, was best known for his ability to get his man or any other 1 I man, Smithy has another year to show his worth to the school. Tom Richards was our midget quarter-back. Tom never looses his head and ' knows how to guide the team. He is another junior and will call signals next year. Gerald Mettler, because of his size and Fight, was a valuable tackle, In ,lakie , Carrollton has a pritnising player, as he has two more years before him. Victor Duvall, a peppy little end, was noted for his clipping ability. Very few c.f the opponents got around his end for a gain. We are glad that Vic also has two more years in C. H. S. Elbert Ferrell made rt name for himself as tackle. He was a tower of strength I on the defense and could be counted upon to open a hole for the backheld. june had a real fighting spirit. Mervin Gould guard, also has the hghtin spirit. that makes winning teams. . . y 1 - 4 Luckily, Mose has two more seasons and we know he will carry out his flglltllll policy. A Chester Brooks proved his merits at end. Chet's extensive reach has brought down many a foe. Happily. Chester, too can be counted upon in the future to do his I bit on the gridiron for C H. S. Carrollton was fortunate in being blessed with a large number of subs and they 1 A certainly deserve honorable mention for their persevering efforts in practice. - Last, but not by any means least, we wish to thank the people of Carrollton for the ' excellent athletic field which they have furnished us. It is not surpassed by any for ' miles around. Opp. C.H.S. Dover - - - 6 0 Dell Roy - A - tl 6 Vtfellsville - - - 20 7 Bcrgholz - - - 7 6 Dennison - - - tl 21 Mcliiniey Reserves 0 7 Newcomerstown - 14 12 Louisville - - 16 6 63 65 7 7 - . i sa ao Parte 5-L 27,31 0 3 34 2554 il I so 1 ik. if 1 W W. Q 13' , ,, WM. JG fi gn ,imd W W , W' : W Y 'i. 4- - S WW W W' W' ?Y LH,-QE - e f - W W '43 A ' ., W - W W WW 2 , ,W W ,W -A- ,L ,N If M .. . .mm -- , -WW A, f AE?-K-Q J WW- W NW, H K ' 'A A f V- Z, --- k W-37, Y.-Q1 , W WJ W it -1 A 'riff 'if f1'.:l!,fT-,'- xv 4 - W W . 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' f iij f-1, - M 'f'LELT'ig-F gf A- ,Z - fW '-1jii i . - 7 ,A QQ' 'L 'li W f:gg 1Lf-1-R A gg , ,- 2' I I 1i3-T- -I4 '59ii5?3,s2W5,l1lfL E5? ,1 ' ff, ii .LJ WWWEH 1 T 1 F ,ifiiC'f125J:U-2:-,:':f.Qn'sxCn'q 4,91 Eff Q xi-I-'RTF--4 U 1 - 1 l l tmftnnnrlljf Boy's Basketball Review Carrollton had a more successful basketball season this year than we have had for some time, winning 12 out of 18 contests. The Black and White scored 524 points to their opponents 386. This may be called a red letter year from the fact that oui boys gave Bergholz, our old jinx, two good defeats. At the tournament Carrollton drew Clark for their first opponent and easily defeated them. In the second game Adena defeated us by Z1 score of 22 to 18. However the boys played an exceptionally good game. Coach Metz has again proven himself very worthy of his position and we wish him all success in the following seasons. 4 The substitutes also deserve honorable mention for their untii-ing efforts in help- ing to develop the team. 0 1 , , tt 1 01 .4 IIJ. Q fi o'3 I :Fi Q L? L39 P3 P . ,: D' , 1 'I' ., sf foo ,I SEASONS RECORD C H.S. Oppl. Amsterdam ------- 53 10 Scio -------- 32 17 Alumni - - ------ 30 27 Amsteralnm ------ 45 7 Salinesville ------- 20 33 New Coinerstown ----- 19 ll I Louisville ----- - - 18 29 Bergholz i ----- - - 44 29 Canton Actual H. C. ----- 31 25 New Conierstown ----- 23 14 Bergholz ----- - - 35 13 Meliinley ----- - - 20 33 Salinesville ---- - - - 16 18 NVaynesburg ---- - - - 23 21 Waynesbu rg ----- - 44 19 Clark ----- - - - 30 19 Adena ---- --.. 1 3 22 Total ------ - W V W - -. Q17-2 page 516 gi qv. gfbgft., 1. 1 n. V ' Y , aiwfl '7 L- W V ,Q ' ir kiwi, Y Yi 7 A - L A ---+7 , . il '-T,-Y -V Kfkkwb g' -.,.Yv-:Qi-in-.nw ' 1 - Y hd MG. Luz , J.. 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'31 l 0 0 bow Il I TOM RICHARDS CLIFFORD JOHNSON Tom, a small but mighty -basketeer of Johnson, also played a stellar role as , the C. H. S. cagers, is a cool, level-heath a guard on the C. H. S. quintette thin L ed player. He has always had the rep- year. ,lohnson is noted for his shoot- utation of being the best obsewer oi ing ability and his exceptional fast floor training rules. Tom will participate in work. Carrollton is fortunate in having athletics again next year. ClilIl' for another year. VICTOR DUVALL CAUT. KENNETH KINNEY Duvall, forward, the mighty midget of Kenny plays a fast defensive game. the team, has made a wonderful show- He also steps into the offensive and ing this year. He has a good eye for cages a few when necessary. Kenny the basket and is always playing his l1as been ,a valuable man in athletics hardest. We look for great things from during his High School career and he him during his next two years. will be missed. i' v ,. . Page 58 Rao I he 1 e fi Jak. ' I Y A I 1 ' ' -N DDUHIE C A 5 I 0 ef, 0 :Jvh as M, Q 1 L Busy Qw 61? . ,ml Q .z 3'-lg lL A3 Gia 1 Ge ,Buff 5' E0 ti 553 r . Iggy lg ive u-' :FQ 5 1, 53' on if 1 I RICHARD HEINIGER KENNETH BOGGS Dick plays center. Besides his size, Boggs, guard, is one of the fastest men he has many other good qualities, which on the team. He has the initiative and have earned for him a place on the team. endurance necessary for a Hoor man, He had the interests of the team at and is a steady player. Kenny is 21 heart and would sacrifice much for its Senior and we are sorry to see him success. leave. MARION SMITH HORACE RAINSRERGER Marion, a guard, is another snappy Alec , Center, has been advancing in little player who is just forthcoming. the basketball realm for some time and Smitty is always in training and has this year he came to the front. Ham's a real fighting spirit. He has one more height was an advantage to him in en- year in school and next year should abling him to get the tip-olT. Carrollton make a strong bid for a regular position. will have him also next year. .H . , 'Y 't Z f'p ' , so t Q f, ' ee i t N 'I C 3 A , 1 I . , . U Y : ' ' . . -me Annum? ,. V ' . . S, , l Girl's Basketball Review , 1 0 The girl's basketball season ended very triumphantly March 6, all The girl's schedule was exceptionally dillicult this year, having only two easy 0, games. The hardest games proved to be with the Ex-Lines, a professional team and Scio. Both these teams defeated C. H. S. by four points in the last few minutes of ug-:Q the game. Out of fifteen games played, only three were lost, and each of these by a margin 3 of four points. a ' Miss Smith has worked very hard this year and we believe her efforts have been rewarded 'by the season's results and the splendid cooperation of the girls. Only two regulars will be lost this year by graduation, Capiain Richards and if Q Rainsberger. 'fa P . V2 1' . 'i' i i , bo i 1' - F l SUMMARY OF SCORES O pp's C.H.S Amsterdam ------- 8 48 Alumni ------- 15 48 Scio -------- 45 41 Salineville ------- 8 12 Amsterdam ------- 4 79 Saiineville ------- 11 20 Louisville ------- 25 31 Bergholz ----- i - - 25 31 Alpha Xi Delta ------ 24 53 Louisville ------- 10 26 Ex-Lines ------- 30 Z6 Bergholz - i' - - - - - - - 13 26 Alliance All-Stars ----- 18 26 lfVaynesbu1-g -- ----- 29 24 Vlfaynesburg ------ 19 49 284 543 Average per game, Opp's IS 14!15: C. H. S. 36 115. s i 1 - 1 A ee Page 60? J Q eige 4' i V- 1 4 - - I I Q .-.IRM ., --f A PM N 1 u 'U I.: lg I E ,wa V , f. 'J ifffi, in j fun .-44 X x N Mr. ' I Q. .fs .w- w X ! , a nf .fl M 1 , . M .W UQ fb OX ,A ff ,fqf,-,?-.,,-.C-E-.,.--W . ., Lat .A Y A -4 ,lr 4 Y. . .,Y .A :.,,-.Y,7 . ,,Y,.,,!,4,,,l. ...., ,g.,4 .l- ,WJ-..: -:-grim Y . , .N .vu 1- 3 m! f,jy H :iw .-f5i2 f2i,,-AiiTR7TG5i-- vm fff .-1' '4'K 'f7Q':!7X......x Wi- . ,- - ,,. ,. -.-,,. 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We know her a name long to be remembered .lo she'll stick for two more years. the athletic fans of C. H. S. HAZEL BEADLE DOROTHY VVESTFALL B03-dle Won her Hfst monogram H155 This flashy forward deserves much ' year. She saw plenty of act1on through- praise for her accurate shooting and out the season' She 15 3 Euflfd and P13-YS passing. She is noted for her dribbling, i tl'11S D-OSIUOY1 VEYY Well- I-l1CkllY1 She U which is almost impossible to guard, H Jumor and 11215 aU0th0l' YCHI' t0 SCVVC She, too, has another year and we know C- H- S- she'll make even a better name for her- self next year. Pilgt' 62 iff! Q30 56, Q ,f Z, V ' - 'I ' -ff ' I ' n L 1 Q . h li ' ,E,,f.f:,v,u K 31, J . A ez' r: '5 X- ' A e 2 i . r l Q ' f 5 - , D U em TI 1. L Ji .-Q, L V u., 'S Iii: 'Ai' JO 6 is l 4 sf , , l oi , q wxgdli NZ? ' if E3 9' Q5 A s fig -3 'S kia ri EQ ' -in as We ' A l f e I u ci- ggg as 1 .11 , y I S GD e O 1 l . ea- ILVELYN DAVIS GRACE ACHAMER l Davis has again proved herself cap- Grace is a veteranette of one year and ' able this year by playing two position: we hope she will next year surpass her 1 W and both exceedingly well. VVhen hold- excellent work. At a crucial moment, , l ding down the pivot position her vveak- she seldom fails by her cliaracteristic L I ness for making goals was an outstand- dribbling, to make the two points neces- ing feature. She also served very cred- sary to put her team on the victorious itably as a guard. side. LTLLIE EISENHUT ROXIE RAINSBERGER For two years Lillie has proven her- Roxie has played her last game for C. 3 self an efficient guard and she is largely H. S. as she is a Senior. Steady as ' responsible for the fact that the oppon- clockwork, she fitted well into the play ents score is usually on the short end. of the team in her position of guard. She is a sticker and we wager no for- She played an aggressive game and ward could get ahead of our Lillie. never failed to do her best. A Q iq -- f-- -A-7 .-V. S K -.' '55'5'l- I 'Q . Q , ., l E f f ya? .31 ,g LbL age 63 , 'J i i -- ' Q A 1 I , - li l . U 0 o..'. J 1 Gig PT S5 p 3 Q 'il Q Q, 1 0 ,QE 53 In somer, when the shawes be sheyne, I And leves be large and long, Hit is full mery in feyre foreste To here the foulys song. - -Robin Hood ' W- 'rf ' PTQ'E U4 n: qQiqc,g'o'R',, 2 Na GQ xg, ' I , . V N I gl 'W VXWWWILQW: ..... : i A f ff : f, S -N 11Lf.,a ,V,. gfgifik X f' 2 o xW :xv - - ' v Q ' 5 ,faf 'WW f,wQ x uv' : -, :VA ' ' .3 ff , , W N s ,M 1-1,4 5 .K H 'I xl .MLZJZ K: 'Kiln j E ex, 1,1ruW 5 .5602 3 : .X u .3 f ' X ' W 5 f!1',ff9i 9-'QJ lr :V ' ,WMU ff any 5 'l 'dfffgg 5 'ix . Hum : P E-1-M '10 5 'YH ' ' ' l E Am is ,I l 'YQ : : '-f '1-. - : s 'X Nix 2,4-wigx E A CTI VI TIES Y - ffm?-1: 1 w .yJ ' Ai 4gZ ?E,'r?1'fE '1 fff4it , ,,-,. , . . . 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Y V M ' ? 1- F' , 1. 154 - I 'vii Q,-wing I xi 7:-T - - T' fi ,ExG,?T,LEM51jL-KZEWQAQ,pr '11 H Us w M Q' w ' , ,., 1: ::' 'ii,- f r. -- - A 6:5 :- i W W' .ff11f 'iff.,f- --' 514 lx ,.,L4g1f, ,ilu 4 , U 1-'f!T' D- f 'L' W ----f Y' . . Q f -'af ' W1 'FC-'g ' - W u4?f.G-41.aGfZ?43f-Rh-If kt pf- IG TL-'L-LP':':'-A .,. J ,ff Ln! Fw M , LM I ' I 1 as- a ii i U 'ml v QW! 0-.541 as A -9- A ' is 3' T Q' 'gli Girls Cilee Club of ag' The Girl's Glee Club is an organization which offers op- ' il' 0 portunity to all of the girls- in the high school, requiring no S? .i. equipment except that which nature has provided. The effects 4.5 5 of chorus training of this type are two-fold. First, it benefits 43 Cach girl individually, acquainting her with and stimulating her interest in the best forms of music, and to impart to her a meas- ure of skill in reading and interpreting such music. She also learns to sing effectively and correctly with others. Second, it benefits the school in it's various programs which occur during the school year. The Girls Glee Club of Carrollton High School meets reg- ularly twice each Week for rehearsal. It has an enrollment of sixty-six.. In the past, the Glee Club has appeared on special Occasions, such as Commencement and other similar programs. The future holds in store many more appearance of 'this club. The success of the organizations is due in a large part to the training and direction Miss Beall has given the members. , Y l . nl li ' ' ' 111.6 T C pgs 'T' i- 1 we difp qnosebgfxlbk 4 l 1 E.. csyj rf 01 144, 21 fi 1 x R .MA 1 11' 11 1 1 1 1 i r 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1111 1 - 1 1, 111 M1 1 1111 1 14111 11 11 II 1 111.1.Q' l,.xv.. -.1- .1-in., 11- 11f511r1'mf 517' 11 if 11 EJ' If 1 R553 N 1, Q, . 1 535.2 X e,iry iii 1. 111 RH51 11 111 1 ,W 1 -1 11, 115 1,11 1-5 1.fQ'ff1ff- , Yffffr 1111 11? 1 1111 1 11 1 L1 1 1 111 1 111 ' F -11 1 1, . M . 1 1 1 14 1 1-.T.1,1,. :J-:z:sf N.:1 , ' J nl 1- fw tr'-ern s ftig mmriarf 't f l, f .iillltw 'giijili-Q , la 8 Af lr' , - fJ,:-may-V-,-QT. +ve- agp?-for ' or s iw V. p I 0 Q 'W 1' .. G2 div , Gu? , 3 0' ffl 5 , The Qrehestra .ia 1' Qi' , . . 'A 'o 'A' beveral new members have proven valuable additions to F 0' i ,l our orchestra this year and the organization with nearly the p L ,,5l',I., same personnel of veterans as last year has shown considerable ,i 1:3 , improvement. The instrumentation has been doubled: but the J A I L ensemble as a whole is unbalanced to the extent that there are 5.3 l S9 only a few deep-voiced instruments against a battery of string. p reed, and brass sopranos. In our work this year we found our- l Qi selves- sadly in need of Hute, trombone, and double bass. The instrument classes started last fall on Saturday morn- ings and continuing weekly throughout the winter have given many of our talented musicians a free start, and the interest A p created in the work has brought within realization a school band, Q Since the majority of those interested are underclassmen and ' grade students, there is ample material to develop a better eon- t cert orchestra and to build a band to pep up the gridiron and hardwood boys. For band, the trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, and p l percussion sections look promising, however, more horn, trom- I l i V '3 bone, and tuba players must be supplied. ' A Our sole hope is that all concerned will realize the need and i that instruments will be chosen by our incoming musicians which will give more perfect balance, finish, and richer tone color V so essential to a smoothly functioning aggregation. I : , I xml' .- , ,, , ' id Y A- -A, -- , Y, ?r?iw..fv: 'X:7 vw'-H I i c f-eff ff- 71 r .c .c ..,,. 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MQHDDUHE e , i U L' fit I 59. ,iq Debate - The debate squad of Carrollton High began their work on the question, .,, A Resolved that the United States should cease to protect by force of arms Q1 Capital invested in foreign lands except after formal declaration of war , in - the latter part of january. Although there were originally fifteen on the ag squad, hard concentrated work eliminated many, and only nine continued ov through the season. ' E . 'F' Dorthea Heiniger, john Miller, Martha Jackman and Robert Tripp have T - upheld the al:l'irmative, while Loren Pretty, Marian Maple, Herbert Graham, ' l e The Iirst debate was held between Sebring and Carrollton, on March S, Q Negative debated at Sebring and the Affirmative at Carrollton. The neg- ative tLoren Pretty, Herbert Graham and Mary McElroy with Marian Maple as alternatej won the decision while the Attirmative tDorthea Heiniger. Martha Jackman and Robert Tripp with John Miller as first speakerj lost by a narrow margin. The Negative team and Orin Stahler acting as alternate, did not gain the decision in the next debate with Lisbon at home, but it was the consensus of opinion that they far outclassed the other team. The Affirmative with john Miller as alternate, won a hotly contested debate with Lisbon on March 14. All of the members of the squad are deserving of commendation for their interest and application in this extra- curricular aetivity which requires so much stamina and hard, grilling work. Since this article had to be submitted to the Annual staff before the close of the season, other debates are not reported here. No small part of the success of the debates this year is due to the splendid and excellent work of Mr. Starr, who gave his time and assistance generously and hearitly. I nun- V V . .., ... , , ,Me , V, ' -4r3.- I ' i . 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'-4-,, - iA 1 : - fi QQ 4 5 '-:jf if tx, iii -L-Afsih .,,-izift .X Y Qld 'Eli If gif iiiifm Ji in E 'Ziff ? W M 7 Q ,QQ-, ,L A 15 ligigilqxmw W iii, k Ps -rvjpfgyrgq. gf-.H 1 if 1' : ', '---,T1M.s, 1 Y H '::c,,i'A- f, V ' wi 3-I f 11,1 l .I --L. '- Q Ae DDUFID f ,t .wr t Q - I 0. e . F , 3. Q L 1 li ' 1 :Ee 912 513 A Vocational Agriculture Q Q The Smith-Hughes department was organized in September, l926, under the super- Q 5 K has vision of W. T. Leah, vocational instructor. This department functions under the pro- ,U . .2 35. visions of the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917 and receives federal and state aid. Our en- vi Ji ' rollment increased this year in spite of the fact that several of last year's members who lu' 'fo .sg are working did not return to school. 7 , 'EQ The curriculum is so arranged that it affords our students the privilege of replacineg Q5 223 foreign language with an agricultural subject each year. Animal Husbandry was 09 1' offered to Sophomores and Freshmen this year, while the Seniors and juniors studied 1' . I Soils and Farm Management. Next year, Crops will be the Sophomore-Freshman A Q, I subject and the uppcrclassinen will take a course in Engineering. The following year ef Q Animal Husbandry and Soils will be offered the same as this year. Shop is a required 0' l subject taught every yearg it replaces Sophomore Science. Regular Vocational stu- B0 4 dents receive five units in agriculture and one in project work during the four years fl - of High School Work. Every member of th.e class is required to carry a project related to the subject which he is carrying. A project is nothing more than putting into I actual practice on the farm certain things learned in the class room-it ranges in scope and kind from rearing 500 day-old chicks to growing and marketing an acre of potatoes. The department has access to a complete library of books, bulletins, and magazines on agriculture and related subjects. The class room is furnished with all necessary equipment and the shop accomodatcs sixteen boys who have access to a full line of good tools. This year our boys staged creditable exhibits both at the Carroll County and l School Fairs. A weiner roast and a father-son banquet were our leading social ac- tivities of the year. The department wishes to thank the people of the community for their excellent cooperation and interest: and in the near future we hope that we . shall be able to indicate our appreciation by attaining recognition as one of the leading departments in Ohio. -Russel Cole. I I OFFICERS Bert George - - - - President George Michael Vice President Russel Cole - Secretary . Gilbert Noble - - - - Treasurer Edgar Manfull Black and NVhite Reporter I l ' ,, ll Z 'I 'alfl':'7'r,l l ee eo i ' I C A Q . 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' - f - - - --- . , , -f-G ?-'HU gf- f J-, -T r. an ', -'A 5.','T:f 4 ., ,- - I-H---,A-f--1:41 4.-f'.,fv,. .inf JL-- fgi-,,f1-,--fA- 'WZ '- , fx Y, -- , L Y 'g.if.T'Tfff?'?fTi? 2' J? A - 2 ---M -:sim ,- .fq.E..-:p fiLm.Lgi,gg:3,gi, 4 ..,QfggijQ14.-,,.4L- 1,-,QT ?5f.T.j5r! ffi ji gg ,g,Qigi,'5gijjg:,,,- ' 63 The Home Economlcs Department wifi I . Q-gww, . Q A. . . W -:'::' I'. 'I-.w,g- . . I it M, AJP- ,zigvyggvvt Q1 .., M f4.:dJA:v.fwa -4 v 1 . . ' . , , , Y 5. - I V ' ns A H f , J r F ' ,, V A , if ,. I . '. ,j .1 ' . 1 I A . I I v 'L v ' ,I . I I -X . , ,. J - W , du, 1 f , N , I i A w .K Fi 4 N ' ., V. ' f ' . 1 P L Q ' ' ' fb 1 V I L K, ., if 1' 1- . . A 1 ' r , ' .. ' A 1 - r ' V A V - R ,, E J 5 . - , . 9 I' . - - , ,, H' ' M . ' ' 4 . 5 li! f' i ' I ' A I A i -A Q :m - . ' v A' v U I . i V . . ' ' . 4 1- F ' ', , ' an 4 , n 'I - ' I . ' ' Y 4 . ' . U . I i j ' F pq Q I ' I Y J ' - -4 ' H 4 H-4 - I I I ' s l . Yr ,S , - 'Y '5' ' e -517' P G ,5'g,',ff' F! Q0 UL - QV, ,vga-J-,C c AJR., v l 1 Cnc, ot the new departments established in the Carrollton Hlgh School with the opening of the new building is the Home Econonuts Departmtnt There 'ne ex en more students en rolled this Xe ir than last Wl11Ll'1 is entouraging for the future of the department As nt hehut in edutatinff fox Ll'E1ZCI1Sh1P we should be 1ll'Et.I'6StCCl in honvt tconoinits to mike home lift 'ns dtsnable 'is possible Tha tuiriculurn ot the tu o year home economics tourse 111 cludes '1 study ot food and its p1ep'n'1t1on and scrvmg produc tion 'md prcsuvttlon is well as l1L1lII'1'C1OTl 1 study of the selec tion construetion 'md care of clothmg a studv of the care of children household mmagemtnt 'and home nursing lhe laboratory work carritd on 'it school is correlated with practical home living by means of the home project. The equipment of this dtpwrtment is such that we can wel be proud of it. The room is pleasant 'ind its sanitation ideal. 'lhe China was generously donated by the Carrollton 'ind Al- bright Pottcries. 'Ihe aluminum cooking utensils 'ire of hezuij W'u'e find were the gift of thc George H, Bowman Colnpwny. XVith the splendid interest 'ind cooperation manifested in the department it should develop into one of the finest departments in tht Qtatt found in 'isehool of this size. IT. l ' - rr . ,, 9 , di ' ex f J' fo ff -was 9 li lv, I 0 0414, Page 77' n .s41f:. W . .,. lf,W,.,4 M f X, rx j 3 l W w 2 1 f 51 l 'li.13J'PQ ll ll N5-f-12,1 I 1.fQ1fef,'fc , 15.1 ,-.xnxx , n I ,1 af, 1 N 'xx 1 X 1 Ll 4 11 I 1 L 14 r ll I i w 1 fa I n 1 Q, Qnlwinll, T fx 1 , AIN. viii? H yi E Y I. 1' . ,:' , - M . L We Q' !1 g 2 Q : w bl 1 Q . M, , , '. wr' - 1 W 1 ' f 1 F' E' N ' + +1 ' 7 Y 51 1 , IH , X' al W W Ll , I, IT, 5. 4 w , lw q 5 Q pi 42 mf , l fl 1 'Li V W Y N , , N Ev I 5' 1' .1 1-- Page 78 . ,-91, -41 ' ' -dc ---:. - -H -s.,5Y,,-1.:,.1,s:.riife.4:f1'3.E'x 'Z:i..: e E -r ,-.. ' -A . af.. .. . - . - .. . .. I is Q'f'TFf:'.,:f,a.,.,. 'N 'L ,SZ Y?-f7'? V ' E ' I il W t ,,.,....-g 5? .aannuan ll l f . .. 5 A-. lyi i o 1 j Calendar 4 , 'Qi h, sEP'rEMEER Gig 'Agni y 4-Freshmen in all their verdure grace the portals of C. H. S. O ' I M 5-XfVork on the schedule. E Q 6-Again more Work on the schedule. Classes change for the Hrst time. 7-New teachers introduced. Mr. Bell lays down the laws of the school. Picture machine to be installed this evening. L pg- 10-Locker keys distributed. Meeting of Football squad. 'fe ES ll-We don't know what we did because We didn't. F , , 1 is . fl. l Jgiil r if 4' l' lf' '. . 'O . i ix 1 in 12-juniors first to report .100 per cent membership in A. A. 'E J3 -Freshmen receiption is for the Freshmen and Seniors only. ,H 14-The Big Reception. - 7' 17-Miss Smith leads chapel. Lois YVelch falls down the steps. , 5 -Many arc in favor of a cafeteria. Mr. Bell presents the idea ' of having free music lessons. -' , 19-Announcement of officers of A. A. and Cheer Leaders. 23? 20-Ralston Brothers entertain in Chapel. I 21-First cheer practice. Mr. Metz, Mt. Starr and Miss Smith give pep talks. Mary Belle Long leads one cheer. 24-Report of the Dover Game. NVQ lost 6-0. 25-Announcements concerning music instruction. 26-Miss Bear leads chapel. NVork on the Annual and Black and NVhite begins. 27-Dorothea Heiniger and Ruth Hales render Musical num- 18 ll I y F. bers in Chapel. H Q, ,l 28-Orchestra appears in Chapel for the first time. Mrs. Harsh, i ' former teacher, visits school. - 1 OCTOBER 1- How many days do we get off for the fair ? 2--Faculty take-off given by Public Speaking Class. S-Report of the Vlfellsville game. XVe lost, 20-7. 9- W. R. commended the H. S. for their good deportment, 90 per cent received 95 per cent. 10-Everything calm and peaceful. ll-Dave I-lemming nearly falls into Chapel. 12-Vocal solo by Margaret Buchanan and a piano solo by Faye Stoner in Chapel. 15-We learned Flag of the Free . junior pictures taken. 16-Women's auxiliary present H. S. with a large Hag. Short ceremony held at the Hag-raising. 17-Large enrollment reported in music. If I Sai gfkgbig, Page779 A . -..J 1 . ...fi 1- E ' 4, ,ii i v bQ v ' -A Y . , Y , - ' ! V Q Q I-A Vkirv Page SD 3 e I -my no ogfxgiu ll H4 Qu . '3' 0 9, L U 9 . .. . - - L we 51 f S94 .iq Q l 0 me F ,v Q 92 on -1 111 Y N ogg I 0 ip l- fl J+1124gE.fL'Q-i- -BI 3 -. . if 1 .W ' n +-1 ' li ill A b . ,g. ' - eg.. 1 t. E T' Efi 4? lr! in ff? G. 6 l I I ligl t J ii i i V 1 1 3 18-Piano trio in chapel. Lillie Eisenhut, Thelma Fisher, and Mary McElroy. Dorothea Campbell gave two readings. 19-Cheer practice for Bergholz game. 22-Miss Ashbrook leads Chapel. 23-Movie in Chapel. Second year commercial class goes to Canton. 24-Another movie. The story of Gasoline. 25-Grade cards. Senior party tonight. All Seniors excited. Another movie, VVhen a man's a Miner. 26-No school. Teachers meeting at Steubenville. 29-Report of Dennis-on game. We won, 20-0. 30-Seniors have highest deportment grades. Freshmen party tonight. 31-Genevieve Rowe, Bob. Beckley and Ruth Hales give read- ings in Chapel. Freshmen slowly recover from last night. . NGVEMBER 1- VV. R. gives a lecture. Miss Martin's slogan is Eat more candy . 2-Cheer Practice. Clifford Johnson, Robert Miller and Ken- neth Kinney each give an extensive talk concerning the game with Canton McKinley. 5-VVe won over McKinley. Mr. Metz sang, How glad I am, in Chapel. Mr. Bell urges the passage of 3 mill levy. 6-Picture shows Aeronauticsl' and History of the Flag from the time of Cabot. 7-Edris Butler, john Denham and Katherine Pretty give read-- ings in Chapel. Herbert Hoover is President. 8-Tickets sold for the Fletcher lecture. 9-Miss Smeltz leads chapel. 13-Mr. Starr makes some important announcements. 14-Clothes wanted by Red Cross. 15-Movie concerning Citrus fruits. 16-Seven Seniors play their last game for C. H. S. at Louisville today. 19-Miss Martin leads Chapel. 20-We learn a new song, Old Man Sunshine. 21-Announcement of the High School Play. 22-Miss Martins English Classes Write ads for the Black and NVhite. 23-The H. S. Play, The Poor Nutn, to be given tonight. 26-Mr. Leath is chapel leader this week. 27-Everyone is aware that there was a faculty meeting last night. 28-Thanksgiving tomorrow. xx Y 'Y ' Jafgs aiaf-rite y t ' 5 1' Y -.AQ . mannuan f - ll -- - I .li S i -.3---: ' -Y ! Y ' -X, ei DECEMBER 3-Basketball practice starts. 'l F 4-Have chapel in the bleachers. p p 5-Miss Lancaster leads chapel. Black and NVhite on sale. '-5 6-Grade Cards issued. Debaters assemble for the first time. Q 7--Rev. Klotz s-peaks in Chapel. j l.0-Mary McElroy won the declamation contest. p 11-Movie in chapel. 'tSilas Marner to be given this evening. l 12- iVV. R. leads music in chapel. p .0 J 13-Latin classes practice their Xmas songs. Music everywhere. 14-Cheer practice for Amsterdam game. Mary Richards and B Kenneth Kinney give pep talks. P .gg 17-VVe beat Amsterdam. Miss Martin leads chapel. 18-Miss Smith leads Chapel. l9-Grade School presents The Magi's Return. QQ! 20-Carrollton schools and faculty present Mr. Bell with a radio, QM Chapel program in the form of a radio program. . l 21-Latin Department presents Xmas program in Chapel. Ral- ston Brothers give several Hawaiian selections. Loren C50 Pretty CMark Antonyj delivers the oration at julius Cas- at sar's funeral. One act Play ln Gaul. F r JANUARY 2-Rev. Rowe gave an illustrated talk on japan. I 3- 'vV. R. speaks concerning grades. 4-Cheer practice for Amsterdam and Salineville game. 7-Mr. Starr leads chapel. Mr. Metz gives a report of the games. ' S-Movie concerning Steam and water power. A l 9-No Chapel. I l 10-Again no Chapel. Exams next week. 14-Movie, Story of Bees . 15-Lecture from VV, R. Exam schedule explained. l6-Exams. 17-More Exams. 18-Last day of Exams. I 21-The Public Speaking Class presents the Comic Section in Chapel. 22-Another lecture from Mr. Bell. Picture show. 22-Picture Story of Iron. Remarks from NV. R. 23-More remarks. Remove ink bottles from lockers. 24-Pictures, Alex Hamilton , Afternoon Tee and Annabelle Lee . 25-Cheer practice for games tonight. 27-Girls win over Mt. Union and Louisville. Boys heat Can- ton Actual. Show Red Hot Romance. I , ., .-,,,' W . vfama t ' ...-,..sf5e:- - N be 4 . - fl . - A . 'Il' W! ,lat l ' r i 1 1'- , 1 A1'l irl .ll gli 1 v U Q It A 5 , M r 9 ..f. -- ' CEL-lggll - 1:1 QQ li'f.Q I ga -. '. j ng, . ' 'Q-1' - i f,,L1 , . I 1 'Q' I Q 1, A - 'nil 1. . li i Dial K r l i . ll il r li tl till -Qi ,Dj A, i t. 4 iff l e' i' lfi l I ,xi r . l iii EGQHDHUHD K 29-Classes meet to vote on standard rings. 30-Evening spelling classes start. 31-Remarks and pleas about spelling contest from Mr. Bell. FEBRUARY 1-Pep Meeting for games with Neweomerstown and Canton. 4-Miss Smeltz leads chapel. 5-And again more pictures about steel. -Freshmen boys play Kilgore tonight. -Everything calm and peaceful. S--Toe Galbreath and Mary Belle Long lead cheers. 11-Rev. Rowe gives an illustrated talk on Lincoln. 12- Deer Slayeru given tonight. 13-The Thirteenth. 14-Public Speaking Banquet. Miss Smeltz's room decorated. 15-Cheer Practice minus the faculty. Huge Success! 18-Mr. Lcath leads Chapel. 6 7 19-Mr. Leath leads Chapel. Picture. 20-Another steel picture. Also Carbon Monoxide and Cur- rent Events. 21-Girls Glee Club favor us with two selections. 22-VVashingtons Natal Day. County tournament begins. 25-Miss Lancaster leads Chapel. Chal steps into authority at noon hour. 26-Show, Current Events. H 27-Grade Card Blues. Two games with Wlaynesburg. 28-Report of games. Boys won and girls didn't. MARCH 1-Cheer practice for tournament at Dover. 4-Adena defeats the boys at Dover. High School hears the Inauguration. 5-Pictures, Lead Mining and Milling and Storage Bat- teriesf' 6-Basketball season closes with NVaynesburg. 7-No Chapel. 8-Our first debate this evening with Sebring. ' 11-Miss Smeltz leads Chapel. Mr. Starr and Miss Smeltz give reports on the debate. 12-Interclass games start. 13-Debate with Lisbon. Kenneth NVatson wants to know who Court-Martial is? 14-Annual goes to press. 'Wi . v - -- - s ' V f ' Q 4,1 fx:-'Q V. f' 5229! ,4'?, 3-1' ' ' o Qcfbg at . ff-23.5222 i . - lr -1. F iii a D . . u a s 05, 0 Q Q5 I .A Ju ia. 1 ,SP F K . Q 5' ff' . 5' ' ,. fit, I 1 U' it v. .E i QI l ,ia . , I ' ' Y i .a Alumni CLASS OF 1925 Mrs. Luella Albright-St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss Lillian Armstrong--Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Ruth McCort-Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Ethel Dunlap-Youngstown, Ohio. Homer Stoody-Carrollton, Ohio. Harold Bell-Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio. Ralph Moreland-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Mary Harsh-Carrollton, Ohio. Arthur Scott Ohio Northern Ada Ohio. Poster Brooks Mt Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Miss Frances Stevens Cariollton Ohio. Miss Hazel Dewell C irrqllton Ohio. Ralph McCartney Akron Ohio Olin Roberts Chicigo Ill111OlS Mrs Mildred Tope Butteiiield Scio, Ohio. Miss Frances Denny Carrollton Ohio. Loren McCausland Columbus Ohio. Floyd Roberts Carrollton Oh1o Miss Margaret Mowls Canton Ohio. Mrs Hazel ackman Peterson Mechanicstown. Byron Shotwell Canton Ohio john Morrow Carrollton Ohio Miss Kathryn Bla7er Mercy Hospital, Canton, Ohio. Robert Moore Ctrrollton Ohio Miss Ex elvn Bon mar Mt Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Chester Hucldleston Akron Ohio. Mis Lucille Herienstein Kell v-New Lexington, Ohio. Bill Butler Clexeland Ohio Charles Dray lfV1sh1ngton D C Ralph McCausland Oxford Ol io. Kenneth Abrams Carrollton Ohio. 'Vlrs Virginia 'lerrill Handley Carrollton, Ohio. Mrs Mary George Turx ey Amsterdam, Ohio. Earnest Rowle5 Canton Ohio Tipton Westfall Ohio Ytfesleyan Delaware, Ohio. Miss Lois Miller Carrollton Ohio. Miss Verdell Long Canton Ohio. Miss Mary Campbell Sherrods xlle, Ohio. Miss Mary Long Carrollton Ohio. Miss Marie Beadle Kent College, Kent, Ohio. Miss IICHC Toot Mercy Hospital, Canton, Ohio. Miss Irene McLaughlin Scroggsfielrl, Ohio. Y ir, Q , v ,g-2-'bas 'T A 7 7 1 + f - ' I c l 12 , . C T. , 1 - 2 , u . -.. I , ,- '1 4 , - ' z T L W , . 1' J - J I - l I ' - z , ' . ' f I . . - . 'j Miss Mary McConnell-Carrollton, Ohio. . W V , . . 'Q c , . . M ' , R . 'T C q 1 . . Q L T G V r -' . IT , ' b . N l I i ' , . - I y .1 'XY' .C -q y 1 D 1 U 1' Q : 4,2 -l.i.....-......... 0 , . 0 0 o.. 14, .-Qui GW! ofa u Q A lo ,U 'ea F 0 ff iii li . r U ' 1 e - . . E7 E E' -M-rl 1. - , mnnnnmjf f li i C A .-Li ' - , W fr' ei , 0 07:32 a3.:,3 129 i CLASS OF 1926 ' .loseph Richards-Carrollton, Ohio. Q . Miss Inez Rader-Clevelancl, Ohio. Curtis Blazer-NVooster College. Wfooster, Ohio. is joseph Galbraith-Carrollton, Ohio. ,nl iq ,Q- 5 Mrs. Harriet Summers Forbes-Sebring, Ohio. Vw 9 Zia: Miss Mary Miller-Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Q' pa ,ea Fred Morrow CDeaceasedj. P il.. Miss Helen George-Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio. W tiff! Miss Elizabeth Boyd-Canton, Ohio. R X joseph Masters-Ohio Northern, Ada, Ohio. ' ' Y Miss Katherine Sherlock-Carrollton, Ohio. . ' joseph Daley-Carrollton, Ohio. ' . Miss Stella Van Fossen-Carrollton, Ohio. . Paul Kirk-Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio. Kool Harry Tinlin-Clcvelzmcl, Ohio. 2' Malburn Scott-Fremont, Ohio. i Mrs. Ruth- XVherry George-Carrollton, Ohio. l john Patterson-Chicago, Ill. Miss Mildred McGrew fDeceasedj. Mrs. Nelly Drake Myers-Bergholz, Ohio. Ralph Rutlege-Carrollton, Ohio. Merthyn Tillet-Akron, Ohio. Leland Peterson-Carrollton, Ohio. Earl Dunlap-Carrollton. Ohio. Miss Dorothy Hess-Canton, Ohio. Miss Ruth Amos-Canton, Ohio. , Stewart Dill-Canton, Ohio. Floyd Denny-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Harold Blazer-Akron, Ohio. Miss Helen Roudebush-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Alice Smeltz-Kent College, Kent, Ohio. Richard 'Smeltz-XVooster College, XVooster, Ohio. i Miss Mary Isabelle l..ong-Carrollton, Ohio. Arthur Stewart-Chicago, Ill. Earl Scott-New Harrisburg, Ohio. Dwight Scott-New Harrisburg, Ohio. Frank Stenger-Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Francis VVilson Guess-Dcllroy. II I l A .CJ I '- all ggi- :rf E. LQ. ii M Q2 O 5,f?5 0 0 'KoRiu Pa e 85 if I if . . ' 2 - if 'J '4 . . ' i ' , ., ' . f' . ' 1 ' f - z -X . . 1 ' ,-1 ., - -.g , i - 5: . ' , 1 2 . ' - - f r 1 7 , ' . . ' ' j- 2 , - . r . c - , . l Q, A 1 c '7'- c 4 , 1 ' 4 r 1 1 f 7 - h D y l 1 c ' ' ' -CC ., .4 L .. i . A 3 . 1 I T f- ' -1 . i A .. .:- L- Q. .- A x N 1- ,Z - , Miss Katherine Stahler-Carrollton, Ohio. I f K N - K . -. J . . it - ' , . 2. 1 'Q-' C z - ' , ' . c . 1 lTi ' J C . . ' Yi -- Y . . . .. , n Q Tl! 4 ky ' 1 . I. ' . I MA, ' , l . i' .. Y , z ' , . ' .4 z . , . -- , f .. - iz , ' . L' . V1 if 3 I s '. . - if 1 , ' . J' j- 'z , ' . 1' ' l -4 A I 1 i 2 x P 4 ' 'Y 1 Q '.,.. J. ,, o Lvl! 1 V o sm .nnnn s C CLASS OF 1927 Miss Ethel Qtewart-C'u'rollton Ohio. Miss Agnes Newell-Canton Ohio. Mrs. Mary Niven lfinicr-Canton Ohio. Mrs. Virginia Hughes Yuiner-Canton Ohio. 5 A Miss Lsme Roudebush-Canton Actual Canton Ohio. Mrs. Catherine Dunlap Ostrosky-Carrollton Ohio. lv rs. Kathryn linlin Daley-Carrollton Ohio. Miss Beatrice M-crriman-Oberlin Conscrx atcry of Music Oberlin Ohio. Harper Qhane-Hir'un College Hiram Ohio. Lynn Shotwell-Carrollton Ohio. Miss Mabel Huddleston-Carrollton Ohio. lhomas Gotschall-Carrollton Ohio. John Orin-Carrollton Ohio. John Buchanan-Vincennes Incliwiia. Harry Favri Carrollton Ohio Miss Wilnii Boggs New Harrisburg, Ohio. ivliss Viola McConnell Mcicv Hospital, Canton, Ohio. Mrs Hazel Stengei Wagner Akron, Ohio. Miss lVI L1tl'1'1. Blown Likcsidc Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs Mabel Boyd McCo1t Canton Ohio. Lewis Dunlap Harlem Springs Ohio. Lynn Gregg C inton Actual Canton, Ohio. Harold Harsh Vlfooster College WOOStC1', Ohio. Miss Ohxe Stull Carrollton Ohio Mis Galeston VVilson Lumlex Cirrollton, Ohio. Ixalph R111 Canton Ohio Miss Clara Marklex C'urollton Ohio. Miss Florence Moses Ncw Xork City, N. Y. Fred Moore Dennison Unntrsity Grandville, Ohio. I I 1' 1 -1 A P! I e S il Q , 1 ll l I s' .sp .l l l f. c , 0 1 c , 'f I3 f A 4- v and :E J. C c , 1 - 4 y 1 ofa c 7 , I ,. . , Q K , 1, . ,C , , , . , - . , , Q5 c , i c , '41 ,N C hi ba C 1 ff' 0 ' , c X i , i 1 il I 1 if l Fil so' In Miss Mary Margaret McCoy St Elizabeth Hospital, Miss Florence Pittengcr Cai ton Ohio. HcnryRade1 Tiffen Ohio Miss Mary Slates Iiileoie Ohio M155 FlO1C1'lCC qtaley Ciriollton Ohio. Leland XV1llace Laniartine Ohio lfirl VVebster Millford lowi Miss Ida Alb iugh Canton Ohio R1y1nond Bakcr Carrollton Ohio Miss Dorothy Denny Mercy Hospital, Canton, Ohio. XV1lfred Donaldson Scroggsfield Ohio. James George Vincinnes Indiana Miss Lela F Cordor Canton Ohio Miss Opal Kelley C,1I'lOlltO11 Ohio. Miss Fredi Gotschall Caiiollton Ohio. Corwin I ucas C irrollton Ohio Alfred Maftett Carrollton Ohio Miss Helen Noble Cai ton Ohio ames Peregorx C irrollton Ohio Mis Ldna Rutledge Toot M irlcm Springs, Ohio. Jamcs Scheer VVoostcr College Wooster, Ohio. Youngstown, Ohio. 1 asc 86 e7'Jfff S '9 iSL Ko7'Q 1 'l l 1 C pa , 'l , .,-.- -yi--i -gQmr an 5. x 's-,I '- LQ' A x- ig -.. E--YJ '-. . l . 3-X -i -.q K, .- MW . 'F w r l r 1 . 1 x f l sf.-. 'Q ' ,Fi I 1 HIL' l CLASb OI' 1928 Miss Marv Belle Long---Carrollton Ohio Miss Anna Dale-Carrollton Ohio Miss Sara Faxri-Carrollton Ohio Miss Fva Ceorge-Muskingum College New Concord Ohio liorrest Campbell-Cfirrolltou Ohio Carl George-Muskingum College New Concord Ohio Harld McElroy--Carrollton Ohio Arthur VVebster-Carrollton Ohio Howard 1 1wcett-Carniegie 'l echniele College, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Lowell Peterson-Carrollton Ohio Dwight Roudebush-Wittenburg College Springfield Ohio Miss Isabelle Patterson-Uhrichsville Ohio Miss Coldw Donaldson-Mercy Hospital Canton, Ohio Miss Anna Daxis-Carrollton Ohio. Miss Sarah Scarlott-New Harrisburg, Ohio. Miss Doris Dewell-Carrollton, Ohio. Mrs. Pauline George Robbins-Bergholz, Ohio. Furm Mandley-Carrollton, Ohio. Sidney Scheer-Carrollton, Ohio. james Roberts-Carrollton, Ohio. Burtis Luniley-Carrollton, Ohio. Van Long-Carrollton, Ohio. Mrs. Martha Lowdermilk Turvey, Amsterdam, Miss Anita Maple-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Gertrude Robinson-Scroggsfield, Ohio. Miss Lois Roudebush-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Helen Rowley-Canton, Ohio. Miss Doris Wiggins-Seliring, Ohio. Miss Lois VVilson-Carrollton, Ohio Paul Dunlap-Harlem Springs, Ohio. ' Ohio. , ' 1 l r f 'E'k'l.,.L'jT ... 'S . . if iff... , . M. l 4 1 r , ' , ' , . L 1 . , . li 4 . . ' - ' . , . , . r all I , - U H ri 3 ' u ' ' Vllkg J L J ' it , 1 , . E4 A ' t , H .rj,v5t.Z.,ll:l Effie ll .jkglwi 4. 51 5 XEI4, lil i l ll l . li ll lr l ll ,lv . l ir l Y lp 4. l 1 ist I H : . - .... Paul Worley-Canton, Ohio. Dean Fisher-Carrollton, Ohio. joe Butler-Carrollton, Ohio. Dan Hoyt-Carrollton, Ohio. George Kenicrer-Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Carl Snively-Hibbetts, Ohio. Miss Eula Gould-Canton Actual, Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Miss Florence Donaldson-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Lena Scott-New Harrisburg, Ohio. Miss Garnetta Morrow Umpbleby, Scio, Ohio. Florence Boyd-Carrollton, Ohio. Miss Ethel Kail-Canton Actual, Canton, Ohio. Miss Evelyn Myers-Carrollton, Ohio. john George-Alliance, Ohio Carl McCully-East Carrollton, Ohio. james Stevens-Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. joe George-Scroggsfield, Ohio e ee ' ' fi .. .,.. .V..,i.f, r q,1!,fX ,Am in Page Q7 s 4... , , A ..l. .. ,N l Q 13.53 15 Q 0 ee,-K5 ' l Q .. Pa - sw 0 -sg l L Y, -6 ji' i '- r - H L ...L .... W . . :.,.,- ,Y -..f. , , - . - .--,..- . l I .... . , As Kuo L-1 tiers ii Us Z-s I Q42 ercy n Metz S! it Ui 'D Cl I ma. Ei . ,- ,.' E05 Jerry H n cc Aw 15 ridge ...4 .... ,- et Gam Kat' u C111 Cv-4 L So my Boy O of .-4 00 A U nf, UD LJU7 l i 'J cn 2 U u - .., GJ 'E 2 :Q E., 1 an bw MD on 3 an A Try: 2,2 uw, Q 1- me oval'-1 B St 0-2. wr-C.2:v gi D, q,.....,,fg, O-JANQ is .-.io -4-,1 g5....,:.-E ann, 9 r-. Qi-an-4 L5 U7 C49-Dir-lm Q rr .,,,' 'JSI -132153 9.x fl QE U D3 Q . -09 ,gg 'Q !- C is 1:9 O he no ., l a S? M r cc O E 'B' o v as ' , or ' ea'- C? Senior Statistics so V Name Chief Attraction Favorite Expression Likes Most i lx Maxine Aldridge Her Hair My Peace! l1Vilbur Kenneth Borden His Good Humor ??? !! Mtv' ! Fat's Gang Margaret Buchannan Her Voice Oh Heck! Hiram ' Herbert Graham Vocal Powers My Cow! To Orate Martha Jackman Her Legs VVelI I don't care! To Gab Q0 Frances Michael Dimples Oh! my hair! To skip classes O: George Michael His backwardness I car1't do it! To Tran rt . fi Robert Miller His Physique ' U Mighty Souls! Football it Katherine Pretty S. A, ' My Goodness! Harry kms v' Roxie Rainsberger Hair Oh Dear! June Q Marian Ralston Her Willingness Oh! My! To Talk AX Mary Richards Personality Dan says-! Essex lv. Q, Donald Knox Gigglc By Gash! De Sotos gif, in Billie Long Indifference Ha! Achamer's fa Clyde Lucas Banjo Yes! Evely 0,5 Bertha Magee Modesty Oh! Heavens! Sch l Garnet Maple Studiousness Well! To Get Ahead f' C: therine Maple Her Appearance Oh! Listen, Kid! Paul Mearle Newell Music ,Tirniny Crickets Banj Addie Patters n Her Hair I clon't know, but! Square Dance Dare Ralston His Neatness Hey! Bett! Germano Mearle Ray Disposition Let Me See! To be Quiet Vera Ray Her eyes Oh! Harold! To Giggle Richard Shane His bashfulness Ye Gods! Shut up! The background Charles Atwell Wavy Hair Great Governor! To risk his neck Florence Smalley Earrings Oh! Heck! To . C f ,4 -' 'E.q3T'3i'g'5'iF5 P? , I 1, c J, , A J r :E I I , l Senior Statistics ff! ! Name Chief Attraction Favorite Expression Likes Most Known As lf! Dorothy Smeltz Her Giddiness VVell! I like that! Drive a Ford Dot ' V Ruby Smeltz S. S. IQ G. Oh! Dear! Howard S1neltz Josephine Slates Petitness You Wotild! Captains JUG I , it Joseph VVherry Golden Locks Yeah! Farming Wlierry if 5 il Q Kenneth Boggs Curly I-Iair Oh! Tooty! Freshmen Kenny 332 Florence Brackin Her Fair Complexion That's Fine! Ford FIG firm,-,, . tgp Dorthea Campbell Her Pep I could just eat him! Pekin Dorothea q' .,.f. Harold Davis Hair Comb Hey Judge! Same Girl Bidi : V ir 0 Kenneth Dray Quietness Quit your shovin! To go hatless DI'ay A EX :Lg -, 5 Lois Dray Her eyes Now Mary! Ronald Lois Z 31 H Gladys Dulce Smiles Oh Well! Plane Geometry hDukCY F Harry Kai! Brains Why-uh! To Study H211'l'y'! ' U ii Kenneth Kinney Manner Wliei'e's My Woman! Josephine Kenny ,fizfiii Elgie Long Indifference Why Not! i i Women EITC gi Genevieve Rowe Politeness My Cow! Boy Friends Jean W J Coe Smith Big Heart Eh Well! Red Hair COC0 E ofa Kenneth Watson Naiveness i 'VVhat! Dramatics Watson it Wfilliam Wilsoii Fingernails Ha! ha! lie! he! To grin Bill Carl Yeager Carriage I don't know! His blue car Yeager Geo. Roudebush His Smile Mercy Me! Salinville Georgie !A 'W lllton Pretty Good Nature Use Descretion! Commercial Room Pretty William Glazner His Realibility A-hem! Theatres Bill Everett Ray Eyelashes I'll Bite ElC21Tl0r HEVCYCU' PU L John Miller His Wisdom Well D-did you say! To be called Solomon Solomon i Kenneth McConnell His Blushes Gosh! His Ford HKCUHY' :O Roy McConnell Quietness Rats! His Brother McConnel .O K , I l in new Q 'U S , A Iybcgxarlruia I '-6 O 'Y LTL..C':-inks C ,s C - - - X-L '3 t 4, svgfkgggh Q 'O gjffe , . r . ,-.-.Iv 4 . 1 9 5 i - ff ' - Q- ,t fri E , K' 'i , in i 0, 5 Q ua 44 Q , Iii' i U3 5: It ' i 'sa fi t i 'I I . cr To the Advertisers Q3 In the past year the local business men have aclvcr- tisecl in the Carhisean more extensively than ever before. W'e certainly appreciate it. Ours is the community school. Theirs are thc community in- dustries. They have shown real community spirit in patronizing us. Let us show our appreciation by patronizing them. I I W- vet, fi, - i Page 90, Q? QL? ig- A, N V . ,.4a4 1 M D F I 53 fb fe: ,bl Q .sg Q' Nw T,-ESA was T gm N O 11 6 1 V I I 'fda N 2' -H'-ha ,1- 1 HL i'i3,.2n1Ta1fFL7Ine'-llfw f -MM DUI -' S-I ,,,, , Graduation is but the beginning PLAN FOR THE FUTURE CHOOSE AND OBJECTIVE IIN LIFE AND BEND YOUR ENERGY TO REACH IT SELECT A BANK FOR YOUR PARTNER THAT IS BIG ENOUGH FOR 'YOUR FUTURE TI-IE CUMMINGS TRUST E COIVIPAN Ll 9551 2 55 an F rf 93 I , Ti? F I N CARROLLTON OHIO T si E 1 f--'Sfi 11f '-fzkx : 1 -Yqxrffw f--1 ' jan. , , ' -J-S'i4L'ig V f I W fini.. 1 ifgfgifgg M D- Tg,QZi,f1Q? f,,5e,5?'i1 '1'ufA: 'O ' 5 ,Mil .--- Mi U ' Tw bib' Page 91 ---fn A-n-A TTT 'A AAw'A . .Slip AT A 1 T E+-ik -wg-f-7-:rv Y- -'-nzw-1-ci '--f-- A W- -fm - - -- A ' - A 'V ' ' 'Rf'-nn wuz-6-fd-2 L - I Q , D X T ' as HQYTS RIQESTAURANT ,T ' :E Q mga X T 5 N G R Y I I EAT AT I-IOYTS ON WEST MAIN fn P O P L I N S B A K E R Y , Qfij 3 EVERY BITE I A Tl DELIGI-IT I +E-T A . Jf kifm' . . or A A Q on nnrrcinrf 0 j 6' o ' a o--.'o OLD FRIENDS ARE BEST f . 1- L it vga is The forty-two years of splendid service that Zollingefs liars 'I given the city of Canton and vicinity proves the old adage Old Friends are Best. Q Zollingcr st 'les are inclividualg ualitics are the bestg service Q 5 G Y fl .i 3:5 as unexcelledg prices are below competition. 'vi pq You will save as you find pleasure in buying smartest things FQ, 'fs at Zollingefs. P . 'o,'. . S'-7 h W R l Co i U Q Q o 1 11 66 . E Established 1887 I i B ' fees I I lllllllllll IPI lIIIlIlIIIIIIIlIl5lI IIIIII II I I-I--IIIIl!lnlIl...lI1l PFLUG'S SHOE SHOP PF LUG'S SHOE FLORAL SHOP Flowers for All Occasions -564+ acl, Main 157 Carrollton, Ohio I !llI'l' I l ' l I I I I I I I I I I I l'I!lIl'll'L'llI'V! I I I I I I I I I I I I IlI llIlI'llII FOR RADIOLAS, MAJESTIC RADIOS EASY AND PRIMA VVASI-IERS GOTO E. L. sWA1 ,- f....:-tmp: n ' jm' , , I' Y. -JA Q , A., ., Q.5fj'Ex,Zg 1' 64,-i ug, 'age Qf ,fL W0,Zinc51:,r,LV Q00 1,9 'P Ci JI S f .ff , f .. 31 I , f V ,if 0 ' ' KK ' L.-,,.- fl.. gk, ,, ,,-4 , l -V --4 Q - L. -: 'Q ' - fl ,165 um,- ' Ql l W M MAPLE 3 laaom l TINNERS ' STANTON AND WISE F URNACES HIFI-I Tl CARROLLTON OHIO AXTER FANCY e Mc P LUXURIES QF utes late Love me? NO' e ou 'I Xlllf Phone 38 148 W t M1 S Carrollton Ohlo Q5 A f l 'Ken b fa. , I Q, 9 F' - 1 ,, . . NGQRB ' W l Of 1 so l I PQ l L 4 - 1 :L Il.llI.lflIl'llIlIllIIlllllllllll'lllIlllllIllllllllIIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllII I - TULOV - U 'TcsNO1: ive min . r 3 I I J ll 3 --u H 3 E' 5 f '5 'I' - l I :fZ2i?n1ifIk:'f H 1 .' , I YV-TFFRFE' - 5111 11 511 on y r 2 '--za-gr,-' , u Q own 1. p ! 3 iinn I Q ' I , Q I Q es. Cin t. Q . ' E 1 fi Y ' , XJ, , O Q ., W , ' - ' 'I 11 f Page 97 0 O wg- D 1952- 1 V 3 V , 3 , W QD , Y - . . , - 1 I 1 A Ax. 1f '-' ff 2 g I i 1 fK5RZ11DIlUFlIf f I, lb Eton? A P I T 83? This Space Contributed by the CARROLLTON POTTERY COMPANY Egg!!-its Page ' I ' -414:- s fmmmu rf M. V. COURTRIGHT Sz SON Ford Dealers Mam Street Carrollton O SCIVICC Quahty CHARMS CLOTHING STORE Head to Foot Outfrtters 804 W MAIN SI' CARPOLL1 ON OHIO Mr Stan I had my jaw busted in four plices. MNQ M1105 VVLII Why don t you stay out of those plwces. 'ef' 0 of I U ,.I b 0-1'u, pb: 19 r 3 M- ,g 1' 5 fa '63, F x . 95 7' N al 1-1 'al ig. P 'I Page 96 is A . , . . . IHIIlllllllllllllllllllll 1 llllIllIllIIfI:ll-rlIllInllllllIIlII.IlullIllII-IllII1lllllllllllzlnlllmzllll IHIHlI4Yll1lIIlIIlI!IUllII I a-I 1-I f 1 . ' , . x ,, , . IillIIIIllllllllHIllllllllllllllllllllllll. IllilllllllllllllillIIIHIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , , rl ' , x J . . C ' ., H ,A J yr . r . ,. 1 , 4 uv 'Z - ,tri .Y Q - z Q . , o -,: X 0 og V- I ' ' ff ' ' L ' ' . z-11- l'l . Hn 9 iieif BUY A TICKET 629 Ez: HERE FOR - I Steubenville Bus Co. 'ifgffjo Z 0 0 w,L0i.. P A e e eef 33 i ... ADHH F IRESTONE TIRES J ,L GOOD TIRES GOOD TUBES . 1 Prices Right UWETTILEIPHS LTHIFSE SHUI? 1 Enm MAIN STREET 58 l lHlIliYIllllIIlIll llllfflHlllllllNl'll'll'7llll ll'l llll ' 'l'7lU' 1'lI lU'l'IU'HIUl l5'lUl l5lll3llll'5lUl'Vl1?ll'lUl WIUl7'l'llUl'?lHllll Q1 P . E ' 1,5 R. A. McLaugjhl1n Ex Q c L E A N 1 N G 1 I PHONE EDDY S1 fl 2 AGENT OF TROY LAUNDRY E MOODWS CQIRQOQJQIRQY 1 GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS Live and Dressed Poultry The Store of a Thousand Surprises A PHONE-OAK 110 COMPLIMENTS I OF YV. A. ASHBROOK DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK P Q 99 i n X A54.. b H T fn' 'fT f'. , ,ga-, -- 'Y it A L K? 5 -,-,,,..e,t,.i'4'iiglfEelfl1,Qf.?lliTE'E'.lPUHIfe A , ' ',,- sl., ,,,f.,, -.. . FQ . f ' -. . I K' l tai .fr 'Q QQ? i ei er V KEEP YOUTH AND HAPPINESS. Q J ii L' l 'itsersl fgijlg, STAY OUT OP THE TUB r in Rf i al .13 l , H U, - gill will E -as 3 d 9 ii. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO Uiliii i I at .l l i 91 1 m I llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllll I Illlllllllllllllll I I lllllilllllllllll llllllllllll lll.llllllllIlilllfll'l'l1I I I i i l 19 l lg: Q I 5 Oberlin School of Commerce, Inc. T This school is having one of the best years in its history. Stu- dents are in attendance from about seventy different high schools located all over Ohio and many other states. It is one of the few schools of business training in the United States having the College Entrance requirements. This makes T 5 it possible to offer advanced courses of business training and it l l is not surprising that it is attracting students from long' distances. i High School graduates can accomplish so much more in a school where all are high school graduates thanin the average business l college where many have had little or no high school training. i The Oberlin School of Commerce is also attracting a num- ber of students who have graduated from college or have had college training. I , Numerous, well-konwn Universities are represented in the student body this year. To those who cannot take a four-year college course Oberlin School of Commerce offers unsual oppor- tunities. Ak I rf ,ff the 'glib 69 Pag., 90 l l A A A-A A A :L A it i .ea ,fs .... 4 ' f. i, V A y g ffvffa M ek 1 ' I 1-iw, if - 1 i Z.--Y a s e e TILLETT S I TILLETT S AU 1' O LIARAGE Q5 212 216 W 1 ut Av S E Ca to Oh1o TRI WAY The store that honest values bullt WE SHARE OUR PROFITS WITH YOU TRI WAY GAS AND AUTO SUPPLY CO TH1: HONIF or x MILI ION 1 ARTS After the game or anv t1me D cm e He S Where the ang meets P 100 JM . ,S,:'n,LO'f.. 444 52. I l ,J g -L J C 6 ' .s i I , 0 9' h ,U 0 443 ki, CD? . -2 nl 9 V 'Y . . ', in - an e., . ., n n, gag 33 5 QQ P . W5 fllrllllllunlnlnlullLlixlllllrlxllnlu1:wwlull!lull!lnlullllullllulw ' I I ,lil 1, - 5 , N 4 A I 1 bu! 'Q ' s .4 iff. .. Jg gi A llllIllIlIIlIllIIIIllllllIllIllIlIIlIHIllIIIIIllllllll2IlIIlI.lIlSIfllIlIIlll 4 1 ' , : ' O' 'D x Q ' o ig I 0 of , I ' . J - V , Y Y , V V l ' l x ,- 'rd l.. L rf. .----- l , V I Q37 J 9 53 Q . vunqq .3 Be' .. 31.54. , ,fer ' A 1 X Q Q 1 1 JE 5 1 1 L,,,,,..,. , , 1 Ii i MQELRCDYQS DRUG sToRE 5,i Do You Neecl School Supplies, Toilet Articles or Delicious Chocolates You can always get them at tt THE l93EllZllll,l STENPSE Where you Save with Safety l lllll TlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllillllllfllllllllllllllllwIIIllIlIIllllIll'!llIlI!lIlIZ M ' D Sh ac s ress op . . ,, DRESSES M1ss Smeltz: IXISS me' 2 I Ezra B.: VVhz1t do you call those things y0u'1'e been getting ' 1 ' all e1'e11ing? , ' I Mac s Dress Shop 1 Z. UI. Miller: But I don't think l E D deserve 1111 absolute zero. - i Miss Miles: Neither do I but E I . . It is the lowest mark that I 21111 I allowed to give. . We're ' Pleased to Serve You Y Y- Y 3 p JZ! Q 11.1 101 P P . 'ES IKE ., ,v Y . .-,H T It ' j. W. FERRELL 8: SONS STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 41N SEASONJ We Deliver PHONE 30 CARROLLTON, OHIO Denny Sz Slates BEST QUALITY MEATS CARROLLTON OHIO Illlllllllilllllill IIllllllllllllllllllillll IIllIIIIIIlllllllllIIllllllll-XIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII If Particular About Your Hair Cut Call at- JBlack anb white llllllllllillllllllllllll PHONE 184 V I E 0 vu, ' , ll w ., H wx '- U H .om Q. Wai i 3 tai 1 ll 3 wr ' A I Earhrr Svhnp Herbie In charge 'TON tl L b'11 su-get S , S S r ligfgs sw Jxfmfifs saw, 4 N O ,416 ,S S ' -- v 1 1 AJ' qi ' HI9 PM 1. . .5 . , its L -1- 1- HL. ' .1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 5 , , 9 ir ,A-Y 'ig 1 1 1 , 1 H 1 5 E 3 1 11511-.--. F ' P 1 K- fflim VY-Y 'CV-Q51-TT 5 '--, ' -S-I -'E 2 '52 'A'ffg..f , -1 1 jgf Qfil C 0 11 1 Y '11, X1 txt' is 1 lme 9114 1 'f nts rd 1 1' 1 Of ag. ! W' P 'u 1 1 M . , '11 191 1 STAN R555 ' A 11 1 11 RD , 1213 I 1 Q 1 'Q 1 I , 1 12 1 1 11.1 ' - V 1 13 111 1 '1 .I .I W! ll an !'E 11 D: 1 11 N 1 5 1 1 I fggj-W4 , if AA , 5-it i - i i 1 gi'g5i,10.s 3 F' 2 X ' if Jumps Our luest ad is Satisiiecl 'Que Customers 0343, CIW smonos, Q' SHOP 0 Knnlflbnyk E5 amber J TOBACCO Shgp 37 soFT DRINKS 2 , CANDIES 1 M ...i 2 NVEST MATN 3 WVEST MAIN I Metropolztcm LIFE INSURANCE CO. I Soph.: Mary and I gave il i party last night. I Sopher: Zat so? who all camef Q Ciiitsl M Sophg just me and Mary. -T Protects the Whole ' Family Miss Ashbrook: VVho is the re- 5 sponsible pupil in this room F j 1 J. Knox: I don't know who it E is but I get all the blame. , WALTER W. DRAY 2 246 4th St., N. E., Carrollton Ohio e e fn-1-s 4 s 2,6 A l Q 104 O . 0 046 4- al? f VZJ Q . ' I 5 .--. 7 Y to , . I .. AE- . . . . is I n - m......eE.e.E.,E5 CJ'f'R:.?IiI2DUFU3' . 4fi:TN....aam.sf--- 4' leLg,,.....- e '-f'JTi1' E . ... . . E ' 1 n 1 I I do ., ef , B he 0- 1654 . I W 'J :iff X LARROLLTON OVERLAND 5 Q A gl 5, OFFICIAL BRAKE SERVICE Q 5 GENERAL REPAIRING Hi X -1 , gs I 'gif' WILLARD BATTERY 'I i SERVICE 2 I ' -f . 'X I C9 0 X .57 , E.. F V . I ' I Compliments of I Tuscan Tue 81 Rubber Co. 565 High st., N. W. A Phone I24 She: Mn Starr have you ever been pinched in this ear? Mr. Starr: . No, but I've- been slapped. R. Metz: XVhat kind of cigars do you smoke Chnl? ' K Chal: Robinson Ca1'ueso Metz: Robinson Cruesoe! Chad: Yes, castawaysf' 7 U N956 Q ffgei. Pa 105 1 t. t cm I g j I '- .ig Uv? O .T F COMPLIMENTS I' OF PARK THEATER Vifaphone Movies COMPLIMENTS OF l QMWHETQH wemhwilse STOP AT b K. O. Manfull Fruit Farm Fruit is a Mainstay of Health Y J AUGUSTA OHIO - ' --'f- --.gig in ,:..q ,,f.., - - :ff ..,, :. ., ,,, ,,W,,c , Page 106 ff' YJ. f , -.--4..1r.4n+ ggf::-,. q- -'rm W, n -rgv-1-anc...,Hi.. . CARROLLTON SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 5 per cent on Savings Accounts CARRCLLTON, OHIQ Phone I 60 When Something Goes Wrong With Your Car And You Dou't Know What To Do- just Ring up CROXTON'S GARAGE And we will be at your Service In a Minute or Two. , 1 CROXTO SCMHUMI2 PHONE RURAL 177 62 znd st., N. W. INIHIMIMIWIN Ill IYIINIUIIIIIWIWIUIW VIVVIIIIIIIWIIWWININIHIVINI l141l4lIWlHl1Nl H 1. 1 f - . IUIWIJHWIWI llVl l'llWlUlUlNiDll EW e A 4 PA N IhHCHRO KIEH P 5 Z ED. LfxwLER-'90 E Y ,IOE 'l,uXXVI,ER-'70 R 4' Publishers of HTHE BLACK AND WHITE Rural 24 wrasw' MAIN s'n'l2'1oaR'r c'.fxm:o1.L'1ioN, or-no Pngu 107 Y A Hxusi:-'.ae1:1+L-L' - .. - 7'- 1 , J .1 ' 7 CROSKEY S GROCERY WE TREAT You EI WE KNOW YOUR lj 2, CROSKEY'S GROCERY ON THE El Phone 8 F I ' I ' ' IllllIIIIIIIlIllIl'lIIllIllHlI1I Eg I DR. M. M. MILLER OUCH1 OUCH! oUCH1 ' ls Now Obsolete!! WHEN YOU LET ME DO YOUR DENTIST WORK HE1N1oER's - THE STORE WHERE A DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST Carrollton, Chio Gen. Rowe: I don't see Where We can put up this speaker for thc night Miss Smith: Don't worry, they always bring their own bunk. Bill Vtfilsonz 'Tm glad I Wasn't born in France. R. Miller: W'hy? Bill: Because I don't know that language. on Owl- R ui . a.e Q 0 nf, - 0 0 'kobQ P2 1082 4. 'L --' I JIDDIIHII I ,. Fl as 1' Du 3 J 1 F' I.. 12:21 555. 451 1 I J: . T, m 0 .. I t AMERICAN CHINA FOR AMERICAN HOMES 'Sd The Albright Chinag C0 if lv 9 0 0 .N an Ja!!! Gif? 0 ,Q A I' 5 'fo P 'F 09 J' II - T' :uf I .1 Sf DI Ip I V IMI 'Sd Main Off CARROLLTON, OHIO Q. ,Sn Y 55 ..... - n l A . ' - ' . . 2,-y Q1 AQZVTSI AJ. ,fm f v , . cv 4'L7,.f'Qzixffv gpg T 'f V 6 4 fffffg , o 5,1 .qg W I . T ' V 7 Y' g-,A sl f W ' FT' L- . T-1? K ..-,s.,s+s L I Q If fm mlnll fl...ifif,giTf I A N a+ . ... l Tl ffirfafw . 'I Max Ostroskey CARROLL CIC R STORE Psi Fishing Tackle sssl spsiiiiig Goods Soft Drinks, Cigars, lss Cissm Billiard Parlor 2 sq li 4: I ' f I . IIIIIIII STARK COUNTY'S GREATEST STORE Stark Dry GQQCSIS 209-2 I 9 E. Tuscarawas St. Canton, Ohio A PRACTICAL STORE FEATURING Wanted Merchandzse at Real Savzngs ackmwll Mlss 1XI'llt1l'l what m'11 es the Tower of PlS'I kan? 12 311111111 H215 Lllllll lf 1 knew 1 d tlkc some myself Coe 31111111 'Ihlt s 1111 ioulth ulllbrellw 1 ve lost IU sm montha P 1-1 X Wall you re oxcrheid cxpulsu must bu telrlblc, 'vw l . ..,,,l 'I sf,4 r I II! ll Q ' l ,wif of III I 'T l ss, ii ,533 A is '15-F 3 ff Qi: ., 1:55, 'Vs' I 1 ,gl ,gi .L 'Y , I . I In -'I .s 2'-Ili l In-. is li V IlWvi.si-QI fill -A95-VL, ,J -, fm W' !, 18.1, J - .iI',i II I .--a ,, 0110 t, qwcfim L Tir 1 Il Ill A I I I I If I I I il ., li. l I 'I i l I I I l o I l III 1 : . ' 1 . l:-ln . I I . e , I s . I - . I v H' . . 1 , I A . . s. x . . 7 ., 1 V ,,. M. '. li .1 f. ., . . . . i , . I : 'i'. . 5 ' '. .i. H A I r n It 3 y V- , V I 41 ' x 4 I JJ, X . . J.. , L . -. . . .. .. A Q., 4, ,, wi: , . i i f s s ax L Y 4 Q I I Ii' - , ,.i,,, .,S.w,,,,. png ' Q 0 hcl! , V K' gfmb bits: W 1 ,. .' ' Asif b -- - 'L A 1 ' V' ' 1 , -. f.,.s,-- , , ..--.W-I s ., l K ' 'V .ii A'--.Q .L I n r... L'?'-if 'lf . ' .- . , ff- - f-W Q I 5, .. Oamznunrf i e i O , 'f ' . 5 - in Half. J. I-l. ELLIOTT Geo. I Butler Gi? A STORE DRY GOODS, 1- . 5 NOTIONS, A GTOCCTICS and Country 5 FLOOR COVERINGS AND G H6932 Prgduce GROCERIES 'WATCH FOR OUR GROUP 2 BUYERS SALES X CARROLLTON. OHIO --- 'iy' Nightingale Hose , Merida Coffee Phone 178 N. Lisbon St Ph mn 65 IllllllflllllllIlIIIIIIlf'IIIIHIIIIIIIIZIHlllllllllllilIIlIIl!IlHllIl4AlHl'wlllli'lllllwNIIIIHIHIIIIIAIIIIIIIHIIIIHI il.4IIIIIIIHIHIHIUIKIIIIIIIIHINIIHIHlllllbllllll I I u ,I . .ug S , .ni Q Q5 u 51 lla u L . in ji u O + i 0 ,SAK if C gt 1 CARROLLTON PASTRY ' A Real Loaf Of Bread is Your Best Food East More of It WERE ON THE EI FOR BREAD AND PIES ilflnlnllflulg ljlllilIlllllllllllIIllllllllllIllIIIHIIIIIIIIlllllllllilllllllIllIllllllilllllIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHINIIIIHIlIIVIllIlHI'ilHlHlUlISIIIIHIK Compliments D. C. CARSON, D. D. S. Of I - - .. Vi E 1 Ufj57'?F5Q ,,o. 95:51. in i 13, C Qli i e.....' 1 55 ' BUY YOUR MEAT , FROM FV ee U S 99 I CITY MEAT MARKET Dependable Footwear OVERHOLTS OVERLAND AND WHIPPETI SALES AND SERVICE TIRES TUBES and ACCESSORIES E S BRACKIN ' 0 T' x u 5 C 'f ss - 9325 2 x sig 'Z .- . 9 L . W5 V. t I , 9 I! 'al .ig , I I L Il llll IIIIIIlIIllAlIIllllllll'llllllllllIIIllIllIllIIlIlllIIllIllll!'ll'lHllIllllllllIIIHIIIIIlIHIIllIlIIllllllllitlllilllllllllIlllIlI'IlIIH Illlllullllllll Rf. of S t 'Nr , N 9 II4IIIIIIllllllllllIlIllIKIIIIllIlllllilllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllfllllllllllllllll!Illllllulllllglll'illIllHillIHIHll1InIH'Ugly''UH'HIIIIHIHlylllgllygllllglllglllllI 9 C I I , l i A ' -' Y tif - ' 2 11 QQ' 0 'D' 0 cf . A, . -, 3 - - I 0 f Yu. U Q off -1 is b Compliments I I of ' The Canton Dry Goods Canton Ohlo P 'T Q es? Phone I 09 CGMPANY Lumber and Bulldlng Supplles Ill! Carrollton Ohlo nan Pg 2 '- . . ,9 gui :hw .- JU'-. 1 . 'iii ' iS.x, : 3' . X' Q M . A 0. HIHIIISIYIWIHIIllHIIIIIIIHIIIIHllllilllllilllllllIlllllllllllllllllIYIIHIHIIYIIIIllUllllllllllllllfllflll'IHlllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllillllllllllllllllllll I . N A - , 1 , i ' 1 1 rFa: Mf3 ' ' V25 I 1 QL gm: I . I . . . V - gsm N . . a r - W 1 ' a ' 172' u . Q 3- ' 0 0' a e 113 s lf I i ef ' ' j Compliments Central Hotel D, 9 Butler Furniture U U 0 53' and HoME.CooK1NG Undertaking Co. .595 J zen :gift l Carrollton, Quick Service Ohio Courtesy N III I I I lll ll II III I I I I Ill I ll I llll III Illllllllll I IIIII I Harry K.: At last I've Written something for the S ci e n t i fi c Compliments Ameflcanf' of M. Martin: What is it Harry ? Harry: Check for Z1 years sub- F xx 2 scriptionf' ' Jeweler 8z Optometrist Miss Smith: So you're brother Carrollton, tried to get a government job. What is he doing now Herbert V H. Graham: Nothing He got the job. r ' as - 5 :N I ' I . Page 114 i I so fl f-- .,, ' ii f 2 - -I Y, 7 ' V Y: H pr.. W , ,...,, .. L..-.1 Iv 4' - ? I in limi? I 'II 5 I ' E I 'W I T I O A A If-A--A A MY A GGAoo - I 'Q Q MCDONALD AND COPE Q I Com Iimen s MCDONALD AND COPE In 45' fix hp I 53 P g y .,: ob, R 5 s l 1 fy.- I A , IHS v I 2 We I IlllIllIIllllIIlIIlIIllllllllllllllllliIlllllll I I 'ESA II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIII F I Nl ENLARGIN G FRAMING IF YOURSELF YOU'D LIKE TO SEE HOPKINS SAYS: JUST COME TO ME. HOPKINS STUDIO AMATEUR FINISHING AND' COPYING Buff Davis: Coming to my wooden wndding? Judge Knox: Thought your girl Nooden marry you. Buff: She wooden. That 5 whit we re gona celebmtc. . - AQ, A I I . 9 I Illlllllllflllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIIIIIIlIIlIIlIll'IllIllllllIlllllllllllillllllIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllhllIlI'lII I fl 3 71 ll V I, Il 7 I ,. YI C C I I T 1 I l I I 2' ,-' x, Q I In A --wi W 15,2 4x I,,.Z:f-1-Q H I ,., iff -1' f'T'ff, S.--.M-5 f' '35 .. of Q Pa e 1 - Q--:ft V ,Q :?Q'Q,SfR0 g , , , Y .I fi- Y -- I f iVI7'fI 'R I uni- 'I-,L i:.?'n,f ., . ---- ' .5-ff ' - ' -' ' ' V . ,. ,i,-,,-.- v I , .--,T row khk Y J.. , .,,..-. , . - will ti IF - V r , 1 Carrollton Aluminum Cake ,g f Saver E! 1 - - KEEPS CAKE FRESH LONGER ,xg 1 2 Rust Proof + Sanitary K H h A 1-,LL 1 ll -SEP 'wat , 54' 3 alt: N 1 S . 1 lVlacle in Carrollton, Ohio C d ' A 'ig .9 u -a By ' A THE GEO H BOWMAN CO. Sold by Dealers Everywhere Wayne Shoe Store Other Stores May Equal Our Prlces But Never Our Values Mr Bucl1an'1 NV 11 t 5 u e e da me out. Re McLaugl 111 bu e W1 ch door Qh'1ll 't b f Ohio - Oh Mother look at the tramp ith that p'ece of wrapping paper! Hush darlrng thats not '1 tramp tl at IS a Hgh school graduate with his diploma. H4 '? 't Hi., 1 . X A1 O U U l I llIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllIllIlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, O l l Carrollton Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll 3 IIIIIl!lllIl !l!IlI l'll'lllll , I . cn: 1' 0 ' fo V1' 1' W ' ' x 1'1: 'r, 1i ,.,c 1 e ' A r W 1 , ' , I C A , 1 ' 1 V W - - . s Qc , 1 H O . f Ra' . - , g V ' ' N If l N 1 P M6 Mf g? u r !uivll , ' 4 v 0 , U' 1. . -1 2 'Jfi I? on, I Gif? L li ' is I-IALL-IVIAFFET Co. Inc. We Show the Newest L5 ' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS I T D' I a ,sy 6 Ifje COIVIPLIIVIENTS Bon Marche CANTON OHIO Market St I OF H I l I I . 1 The Longest Store with the s 0 0 Prlces u 03.5 aiti '43 TWO PLACES TO 5 3 YQU 5 COULD TAKE PICTURES or HERE and H Q M E r A LOT OF PRETTY GIRLS IF , J. C. MILLER s KODAKS CONFECTIONERY u il 0 0 0 . l ., Why not hint for one for a Grad- 1 UatiOI'1 Gift-t0 be bought at ' l1il o l . Q Q The Clty Drug Store ' , IIllllllllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI : , 1, 1 r l soon LUCK .. , Best Wishes to you, gracluates, and , to those who still look forwarcl to this honor. -555- 0 Q i I I I 312-31 l N. Market St. Canton, O. IllIl'lllllllIlIlllllI-IlllllllllllllllIlllIlllllI'lllllllllllll'lllllllll r I I llllllllllll Illl ylll lllllllll I He: 1 love you-you are the most wonderful girl in the world, your eyes are like stars, your hair is spun golcl g you are the 1'e:1lization of all my dreams, my hopes, my ambitions--my future is barren without you, will you be mine? She: Do you really like me, Richard ? A , if vr f Q u 4 A Page118 Q79E7rlo g5 G-4f9ENO'Qn V l ' x l 1 FY - .A ' g , , I i kr-11:-.fm i' ' 1.,,,..,....,-m.,..,...,1g 'fy Lllfjiaf. t. ,. 5 , if if xyfnzf 1' W K I IL ..., N.-..---.. , f , lf l--7552 HD lfilf lia T ---Tx E . , - , it J a . -a l'i.fa.2L'3lii4ii31.L.- .-.. ....,aaa....... fiflxzgg- 1 , .. :mg A QM 4, . W, V 3 ' ob., 'o M IRA IVIOODY 6553 fi' CONTRIBUTES TI-IIS MQ as SPACE A Coal Dealer -2 l r in 'I ff F i .I j 5 7 IIII I I Il I I I I I ll Illl I Il I I I I I Illlllllll III I I II Il I II IIIII I II lllllllllllllllllll Ill I I ll lllll Ill I II II Ill II Illllllllll II D' . -' 'Q . 7' 1 l fb Q. . Ba . I be' ,Q I 'Tiff' - 9 WE RE THE CREAM OE ' YOUR CUE E EE i II fl ll I I I ll ll I I I I I I IIIII I I I I I I I IllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII Il II I llllll I Illlllll IIIIIII Il ll I Illll I I I ll R. Heiuigar: They call Cliff the Phantom player. K. Boggs: VVhy do they call him that name? R. Heinigar: Because the coach caift see him at all. NV. R. : 'Tve no sympathy for a man who beats up his Wife. P. H. Z.: A man who can beat up his wife don't need sympathy. we E Page i l9 I A .vg m'.,.v' - fzrfif- ' ...,..,,..gm.g ' .. EL E I E ' E-,..---T I- 1' - QW. 4 ,Y ... ,. Q I 4- , I iZ5?Q:il lFE?l?ll I Tl-IE CARROLLTGN FARlVlER'S EXCHANGE F LOUR, GRAIN, FEED, COAL AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES IHII1I'IIIIIIIIIIIHIHIlIl11lIIlIll!IlIllVlllllllululllllllulInInlullillllllI:1IllI-llllllllInIllIllInllflnlnlulnlllllvl All S CARRGLLTON AUTO J . . El ony SALES AND SERVIQ E STUDEBAKER - ERSKINE Phone 77 I llllllllllllllllVllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllIlIlllIllllI'lIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll UIHIIJIIIIHIIIILII lllllll . Bill Glazner: I-Icy Bill! NVhat do you see when you look at Z1 man's lungs through 21 microscope ? B. VV'ilson: The scat of his pants I suppose. Louie B.: My old main inxfcstcd in a subway and went u11clc1'. Shorty Long: That's nothingL-mine invested in 0. doughnut factory rind went in the hole. I-'ago 120 Q72 Y., if W,-QQD ga if is 5- IIIIIIII IIIIIIl!IllIlHlIIlVllIIlI'lIIlIIIII 1-' va- ,UI ., M, L V 1 -V r A 2- f N' -J :FB X,, -Q. A- JT' 2 l1,,,,.1- 1, I BIRCH NURSERY CO. CarroIIton, Ohio ui? 05? 'B' ' GROWERS OF 'H ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL I TREES ' Q if IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI'lIIl'llIllll CIIIIIllIIllIlIIPIIIllFlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIUIHIIII XG A k' R ATWATEII I BATTERY ' wx ''01-2-:-z-:cfs'az-:-wa'v-4wg-:- Q, ' i ' 'lb' R f SERVICE I A D 1 U . GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS - DELCO ' - WATER SYSTEMS - AUTOMO- I LIGHT PLANTS REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES. BILE . PONTIAC AND OAKLAND - SALES AND SERVICE I-IOUSEI-IOLDER ELECTRIC SERVICE n , PHONE 100 55 E. MAIN ST. 'l'PlIIlII!Ill lIIlIII VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIlllIIl':lIhIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIlI'IIIIlIIl'IlHllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII The Shepherd Blazer Co. 'A Carrollton Store for - HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS I ' t COATS -- DRESSES -- MILLINERY Gold Stripe and Pointex Silk Hose ' - I 9271- S- ' 2 1' R gzfiiyv ww. f 4 Q, .U pijgyqgga , oqfjliffo 'L Pg 121 A 6 f,9 WC Q1fK- 'SL I f -- - Q 1- -V ..-, -Y . ff-qv 4.--:-- - -- ' - 4: - Y - -V -.- awg I 2 INVALID COACH SERVICE ii i JBla5er anb rabam I UNDERTAKERS Carrollton, Ohio Phone Eddy FOR A GOOD POSITION II If you want a good position either in business or Civil Service take an intensive business Training Course at The Canton Actual after you graduate from HIGH SCHOOL. An Old Established School The Canton Actual was established in 1876, and today is one of the largest, as well as the oldest, schools of its kind in the state. Its hundreds of successful graduates is your guarantee of com- plete satisfaction. Canton Actualglsiness College 6 428 MARKET AVE. B ESTAB 6 3 N CANTON, OHIO P L54- - age i122 . ocfKbLg,1g1. , , I A4 .izfazf z K , - 4 K ' ' '- ' 1 . .,--e-. ,G-, 'i ' L ?z5w mzrzur1IE ' ' Compliments of the Carrollton Ministers METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH South Lisbon Street Rev. XVIIIIS 5. Rowe U U 0 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Second and North L1sbon Streets U Rev. Boyd J. York U00 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Second Street, N. W. Rev. R. P. Cook OUU MOTHER OF MERCY CATHOLIC CHURCH Mam Street l Rev. Francis Trettle , .. ,Q A Q5 'c. Ja li K So P 0 'QE O' I x I A 0, ig. U00 CHURCH OF CHRIST 239 Lisbon Street I Rev. Stanley Johnson U00 LUTHERAN CHURCH North Lisbon Street T' F lSt ' b k XCV. .HT 21111 FOO U 0 0 TRINITY REF ORMED CHURCH Corner Park Ave. and Main Street . :van 12 Q-3'E'tj32S?e ' 0 ecfkegic P :, 123 x' gill Q ' I I - . ,Agn W 9,0 635.1 , J M.. fzsman1mFlIE l fe A ELEC 95? ls Always at 21 , Q5 Your SQIVICQ ,B 3 P lk . I-Ie is a Faithful and Dependable Servant T K l' ' Endorsed and Sold by 1 '- at Us l The oH1o PowER Co' 'fight 'al E , Com v E ' - l , E .fff if'! Ike!! QEILEC Qing COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF 9 Achamer s Smoke House R. Metz in Sociology: I hear they have a deaf and dumb church in Cantonf A J. Slates: Do they have a choir. ' Vera Ray: Does your car always rattle this ? ' R. Shane: No, only when its running. E ' - -v- ': - d 1' P g 124 Ufxftiasa Efiffffz- -E ' 1-F I yi' ..,, ,,,1 CT . : A 'K lL1'l :e.G'AiiD lLl,ff'lIf ' A 4 - - .- . , r I lVlOI'ClEll'lCl,S l..3l1l1ClI'y MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS 6 ' Ln x CLEANING LAUNDRY O -1 TAILORINO A 2 PRESSING ,is -0 X. X, DYEING - PHONE 123 - NVE WILL CALL ' MORELAND S LAUNDRY 7 l A CARROLLTON OHIO Illll HIM lllllllll l'lI' lllllllll I I I I nlrlllrlululuInIulrllnlfvllrl-llnlnllxlalllllnllnlnllzlllllllv Coach: Men, the game begins in live minutes-are you going to H fight or lay clown ? P Team: XVe Will. H E Coach: NVhat do you mean? O D Team: VVe will not. N Y ' Coach: That's the Old Corroll- E 14 ton Spirit. FURNITURE Mr. Border: Uvvllilt course do i- you expect to graduate in? Funeral Directors Shimers: In the eourse of time. Work A P. H. Z.: ROxie, what is a vac-- Very Neat cuum F Roxie: I have it in my head, but I can't think of it. Rural 64 Carfollton, O. G 'TF'-' f . '-'Tl'i?4ff'E1 1 il'---rv -1 '-:S-v -- Y jr- iF.-F ,--, l -5 ' ' , .E-.5 B- 5- ,v,.7,V av 1 1 .0 11 1 .-,-. 'K u -K ' J '.' , A N fa- fe' -' J Q wif? is Page 125 l 4 Lili JL L 1' h 3 .Q-'L E2-2.55419- ' f-1-2 4 L 1 . . - If S51 I...- .V ,,,, , E T Y -yi - -I- g I5R.HDIlIfIFILfE e : . 111:11 - - ' I I ILL , J V --Vv - ' 1 l -:j fc-,, '--:lr -1-xr v- A ,-Y-7.1-1 V 0 ANKIN'S P, Q IF IT'S A GIFT YOU'D LIKE TO SEE -2,3 FOR BIRTHDAY, GRADUATE, OR BRIDE TO BEg QW SIVER, WATCH OR A DIAMOND PIN aff, SEE THE GIFTS THAT I.AST-- ' Q., IN THE STORE OF RANKIN. ' 'WEST MAIN STREET CARROLLTON, OHIO Q II IIIII I IIIIII I I I I IIII I I . I IIIIII ggi. P K .. When They Make Better Than These- K' We Will Buy Them- lg? 9 A B C WASHERS - ESTATE HEATROLAS - KAR-VAN STEEL gash PRODUCTS - MCCORMICK - DEERING MACHINERY , I W F IGLEY ROUDEBUSH u l III I I I I IIIII II II I lll I II II I II I I ' IIll!I I I 7 EBERSOLE S DRY GOODS THE STORE WHERE THE DOLLAR -I GOES THE FARTHEST I ON THE EI II I IIIIIIIIII I III II I I III Il I He: What is that around your neck P She: That is a necklace. He: You're so high that I thot maybe it was your garter. D. Westfall: How much milk does your cow give ? L. Eisenhut: I don't know, but she is a darn good-natured cow: she'lI give all she can. I n fs 9 yr 1 Page 2126 .M d bi U W ' I 'ef Ik +3 A Qf vmnnunrf A ' T. J. DAVIS , HARDWARE Everything but the Kitchen ON THE El ---- I ---- 1? in 'M f eq B lla J IK 1 . M HOMER ALBA GH Real Estate Rally Avenue HEALTH DEMANDS GOGD DOCTORS Comphments Compllments Glenn C McDowell I H Murray M D Nl D PHONE 103 PHONE 50 Mr Knox Judge Im not Qatxefied wlth Vour grades judge I told mv tezxellus xou Wouldn 1 be but they wouldn t change them Pohcemau NVot 5 vour name? Clue A Aloymui Alastur C,ypra1'mus Cop Well don 1 let me cmteh you agam T Il1Cl1Z11C.l9 I don t sec them wx ewrmg pwtent leather shoes any more . VIC D No the patent must h me expwed '45 F L Q5 u if l l USF B03 ,A -efjfsgsi? ' ACRE Page 12? 'I If if I I , lx Q CD I llll I I IllIllIIIII'IIIIIIIKIIKLIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIllllIIlIllIIlIIlIIlIlllllIIIlIfIIlIIlIllllllliIIIIIIIZIIlIIlIIIlIliIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIHIIIIUI I I I I I E - 'E . ' : . I P f l . Q I Q . 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